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Broncos Futures Football Program 2015
The Broncos Futures Football Program is quickly approaching. In order for athletes to participate they need to have completed and turned in all the necessary paperwork to the Athletic Director at their schools. This includes the Parent Permission and Physical Form and the Physical Form.
Broncos Futures Football
Try-outs February 18-20, 2015
Games start March 7, 2015
Physicals can be obtained from a number of sources:
- Primary Care Physician DPS Physicals:
- DPS school-based clinics: Check with your school to find the closest clinic.
Participation in the Broncos Futures Football has the following requirements for student-athletes:
- $40 dollar participation fee is required of all students.
- Student/Athlete must be in good academic standing (check with your school for standards).
- Student/Athlete must have demonstrated weekly attendance requirements.
- Student/Athlete must show model behavior in the school setting.
For more information contact your school's athletic director.
DPS MS Cross Country a huge success!!!
The DPS Cross Country League Meet was run Tuesday, October 7th at Harvard Gulch. Nearly 700 runners competed in the race. The course at Harvard Gulch was designed and set up by nationally renowned tri-athlete Kirk Framke, also a teacher and coach at Slavens K-8. The course featured several water crossings, slow and gradual inclines and challenged every athlete to their limit. The 1.8 mile course was lined with fans, coaches and parents all excited to cheer on their teams.
Tyler Ervin of Slavens K-8 School and Christina Doolan of McAuliffe Middle School would bring home the Middle School Championships for DPS. Ervin won the boys race with a time of 10:17, while Doolan captured the girls race in an astounding 12:20. On the team side of things it was Slavens K-8 School winning the Boys Team Title with 29 combined points and McAuliffe Middle School winning the Girls Team Title with 39 combined points. Congratulations to all runners for an incredible event.
Below is a list of the Middle School All League Team based on their top twenty overall finishes as individuals and a link to the Running Bears website which has a complete list of results.
DPS Middle School League Results
- Tyler Ervin Slavens MS 10:17
- Davis Wuthrich Slavens MS 10:42
- Jack Kresl Slavens MS 11:04
- Charlie Welch Hill MS 11:14
- Nick Bauman Skinner MS 11:24
- Connor Doolan McAuliffe MS 11:29
- Liam Peck McAuliffe MS 11:30
- Eden Scott Morey MS 11:34
- Aye Mynt Place Bridge MS 11:39
- Ballard Kauffman Slavens MS 11:41
- Jonael Cid-Fonzalez Hamilton MS 11:43
- Tommy Gilfillan Hamilton MS 11:48
- Nikko Graff Slavens MS 11:55
- Sammy Crippen Morey MS 11:56
- Zach Zamora Grant Ranch MS 12:02
- Benjamin Keyse McAuliffe MS 12:04
- Yassin Hamma Hill MS 12:09
- Mason Kuhlmann Slavens MS 12:10
- Ian McCollister Slavens MS 12:12
- Elijah Bruggerman Morey MS 12:14
- Christina DoolanMcAuliffe MS 12:20
- Pheobe Briney Slavens MS 12:44
- Riley Buese Roberts MS 12:49
- Esther Cornish Skinner MS 13:00
- Delaney Gilfillan Hamilton MS 13:01
- Lindsey Weyant McAuliffe MS 13:21
- Maisie Moskowitz McAuliffe MS 13:23
- Adele Chism Morey MS 13:24
- Ashley Wuthrich Slavens MS 13:25
- Elizabeth Cory Hill MS 13:25
- Anna Buddenhagen McAuliffe MS 13:28
- Abby Denezza Slavens MS 13:29
- Abby Howard DCIS Phoenix MS 13:35
- Grace Staberg McAuliffe MS 13:37
- Chole Siekmeier Denver Discovery MS 13:42
- Marin Seigh Grant Ranch MS 13:43
- Grace O'Meara Morey MS 13:45
- Claire Payne Slavens MS 13:45
- Makenna Mitchell Grant Ranch MS 13:45
- Rachel Tobler Slavens MS 13:46
Merrill participation increase
Building off last summers World Cup, soccer is in full swing in DPS! Like many other schools, Merrill has seen a huge increase in participation this fall, with over 60 student athletes coming out for the team. The competition is high and student athletes across the district are engaged in another great season! Merrill soccer is off to a great start and are 2-0 to begin the season.
Cash or money order only will be accepted for CPR Classes. Amount: $45.00
Cancellation Policy: 48-hour cancellation notice, if the Athletics office is not notified within 48 hours of classes, you will be subject to a $5.00 fee. Late Fee: For anyone who does not pre-register and walks in, must pay an additional $5.00 late fee charge, which would bring the cost to $50.00.
Classes will have no less than six (6) coaches, and no more than twelve (12) coaches. When your registration form is received, you will be notified if a class is too small, or if there is not enough room for a particular class. Classes will be on a first-come, first-serve, basis.
All CPR/First Aid classes will be held in the Sports Medicine Building at All City Stadium, located on 1450 S. Franklin, south of South High School. The following dates are available for CPR/First Aid classes. (Additional dates can be arranged by contacting Athletics)
Monday, October 20, 2014 3:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m.
Monday, November 3, 2014 3:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m.
Monday, November 17, 2014 3:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m.
Monday, December 8, 2014 3:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m.
Mission Statement
The principal objectives of the Nuggets/Avalanche Prep League are:
To use sport to motivate and encourage student athletes to succeed academically.
To provide exemplary leadership to promote the emotional, intellectual, physical, and social development of students who participate by selecting the best qualified coaches and officials available.
To provide an environment that will facilitate students to develop good sportsmanship, leadership, and communication skills.
To provide middle school students with an opportunity to participate in a school-organized sports program.
To provide a program that will help students develop fundamental skills in a variety of sports.
To provide a program that will benefit and challenge students who possess potential skills, interests, and capabilities beyond those found in the regular instructional program.
To provide students an opportunity to explore a variety of athletic activities.


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We've seen all kinds of iPhone 5S imagery from backs, fronts, ads and packaging and more.
Today we have a new one. Above, you can see what appears to be a slate/graphite or black iPhone 5S (notice dual Flash) but this one has markings on it including the CCC or China Compulsory Certificate. That means it is headed for the Chinese market which if legitimate would indicate that a Chinese (perhaps China Telecom?) version of the iPhone 5S is imminent.
It could also indicate that the Slate iPhone 5S isn't just a prototype color as we'd originally considered.
Recently Barclay's issued a report postulating that iPhone 5C would be the Chinese iPhone. This would seem to indicate that China will also see iPhone 5S.
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- Gold, Graphite iPhone 5S shells shown on video, structure compared to iPhone 5 (9to5mac.com)
- China Telecom apparently slips iPhone 5S, 5C arriving in China at launch, temporarily offers pre-orders (9to5mac.com)
- Japan's largest carrier DoCoMo & Apple reportedly agree to iPhone partnership, sales start this fall (9to5mac.com)
- The gold iPhone 5S, fingerprint scanners, and the future of iOS (9to5mac.com)
- New 'leaked' photos claim to show fourth iPhone 5S color – graphite – but we're skeptical (9to5mac.com)
- Apple said to have tested 64-bit 'A7′ chips for iPhone 5S, 31% speed increases reported (9to5mac.com)
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Not really, Microsoft gets stuff made in Foxconn facilities as well.
What's with the opening around the camera and flash? Is it a case or the actual back of the phone? Doesn't appeal to me.
Are you sure it isn't a case? ;)
I knew that Slate color was real! Can't wait to purchase an iPhone 5s "throwback" edition. Totally reminds me of the first gen iPhone!
Is that Microsoft under iPhone?
This just looks like a black/slate iPhone 5 really, with a transparent plastic case. The "dual-flash" you see probably isn't a dual-flash. Just look at the whole pic, it's blurry, since they moved the camera a bit while snapping the photo, which makes the shape look longer. Just look at this for example: http://i.imgur.com/XkSNiRV.jpg
The black iPhone 5 shows scratches and chips easily because they expose the silver colour of the aluminium. The white one doesn't have this problem. Maybe Apple went for slate with a silver chamfered edge to address this problem. Black and silver would be too high of a contrast so therefore slate. Just my 2 cents…

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Just finished working on the new Michael Buble CD in Los Angeles. We recorded at East West, which is the old Western United Recorders on Sunset. Great history there….Sinatra, Bacharach, Mancini, Beach Boys, the list goes on and on. Hearing the big band recorded in there was a thrill. Always great fun to work with Michael and Bob Rock. Great guys.
And it was a rush to go to the current RUSH tour here in town at the Air Canada Centre. I wrote the original music for the tour film again…this time for Clockwork Angels.
And tonight is the debut of Season 4 of The Ron James Show on CBC. Be sure to tune in to hear the funniest guy in the country!
Finally, i just want to say how great it is to be living full time back in Toronto. It's home, and I missed it terribly. The country experience was interesting, but I'm a city boy through and through. Sometimes you have to leave to find that out. The live music, the restaurants, the shows, the buzz…keeps me humming. Work downtown, and live in The Beach…
Wishing you all a great 2013….come see The Dexters at The Orbit Room on Thurs January 17th…..!
Lots of exciting things happening: just started work on the new Michael Buble CD in Vancouver. The last Buble CD i worked on, Crazy Love, sold 7 million copies! And they say there's no record business left. Always great to work with Bob Rock and the whole gang. Also just about to start on Season 4 of The Ron James Show for CBC. And I'm busy writing and producing music for the new Rush tour film, Clockwork Angels. Always very funny stuff. Please go to Watch on my site and have a look at the film for the last tour we did, Time Machine.
I promise to check in very soon again. Lots going on………
Also just started Season 3 of The Ron James Show. And I"m currently scoring the CBC 75th Anniversary Special with Martin Short. I love him. And working on a new Discovery Channel series "Mighty Planes". Today is supposedly the hottest day ever in Toronto, 38 degrees. Should be nice and greasy in The Orbit Room tonight!
Stay cool
And there is news for my band, The Dexters. After a 6 year hiatus we are back at The Orbit Room in Toronto the 2nd Thursday of every month at 9pm. See the Gigs page for details. And my solo CD "Welcome To The Boogaloo Lounge" is nearing completion…out by early summer. The world's first boogaloo 'concept' album. Featuring The Dexters.
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Glee Spoiler Roundup: Guide to Season 4, Episode 19: "Sweet Dreams"
Rachel (Lea Michele) just might be headed for Broadway! The college freshman has her first big audition during April 18's Glee Season 4, Episode 19: "Sweet Dreams." On top of that, her ex-fiance, Finn (Cory Monteith), is headed off to college... but he isn't headed anywhere near Rachel in NYC.
We've been searching high and low, on the lookout for all the spoilers we can find. Here's what we've been able to uncover so far.
- Synopsis of Glee Season 4, Episode 19: "Sweet Dreams"
Your basic summary of what to expect.
- Glee Promo: In-Depth Analysis of Season 4, Episodes 18 and 19
We're breaking down the promo — second by second, frame by frame — in search of clues.
Rachel's Broadway Audition
- Lea Michele's First Look: Rachel Prepares For Big Broadway Audition!
Rachel's going out for the starring role in Funny Girl, and Lea Michele tweeted two photos of Rachel doing her best Barbra Streisand impression.
- Lea Michele on Rachel's Funny Girl Audition Song: It's Very Familiar!
What do you think? Is this the perfect choice?
- Glee Season 4: Rachel's [Spoiler] Confirmed to Return!
Rachel's "Mama who bore me"... to quote another Broadway musical.
- Glee Music Spoiler: Rachel and Shelby to Sing Mom-Daughter Duet
Mother and daughter are even singing a duet.
- Glee Season 4: First Look at Lea Michele and Idina Menzel's Duet!
We don't know the song yet, but we do have a first look at the two lovely ladies behind the scenes of their performance.
- Idina Menzel on Her Lea Michele Duet: "We Sound Like..."
We can't wait to hear it!
- No Finchel Reunion Yet, But Glee's New [Spoiler] Could Stick Around!
We certainly hope that this means good things for her career!
Finn at College
- Glee Music Spoiler! Who's Doing The Harlem Shake... and Where?
Finn is off to college. He's headed to the University of Lima.
- Glee Spoiler: College Dorm Scene! Girls in Bras and Shirtless Guys
And it looks like things are about to get a little crazy, too.
- Glee Music Spoiler: Finn and Puck Perform The Beastie Boys
Does this mean Puck is going to the University of Lima, too? We can only hope!


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There's a glittering array of sporting, literary and musical events to greet the start of Term this Autumn at Loughborough University.
On Wednesday 10th October at the University's new stadium the Loughborough Students football team take on Manchester United's famed Academy side. Luminaries as David Beckham, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes are previous graduates from this team and thus this match represents a wonderful opportunity to see some potential stars of the future in action!
On Thursday 25th October the 'Bard of Barnsley' Ian McMillan brings his touring show Talking Myself Home to the University's Martin Hall theatre, promising an evening of humour, reminiscences and, of course, poetry.
And on Wednesday November 21st the New Zealand String Quartet will be playing at the Cope Auditorium. The Quartet has established an international reputation for their dynamic performing style, eloquent communication and insightful interpretations of the string quartet repertoire, and they will be performing a selection of music by Mendelssohn, Haydn, Jack Body and Beethoven.
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America's Next Top Model
ANTM Winner CariDee English: Modeling Industry Doesn't Take Us Seriously
America's Next Top Model alum Jael Strauss was just featured on Dr. Phil for meth addiction. Blogger Rich Juzwiak wrote about it for Gawker and his story included a surprise extended note in the comments section from ANTM Cycle 7 winner CariDee English. Her thoughtful assessment gives insight on what happens after the show, which is currently in its 19th season, and takes The Powers That Be to task for not further guiding their "Top Models" when the cameras stop.
Here are highlights from CariDee's comment/essay:
No help from ANTM after show: CariDee says that models don't get help from ANTM after the show is over. "Tyra [Banks] won't do anything [for Jael]. She provided a wonderful platform for girls to have a chance at their dream, but, after there is no 'Tyra Mail'." She also laments all the criticism the winners get from the "industry" for not being big enough stars and supermodels.
ANTM girls aren't taken seriously by industry: "Mentally, it's horrific," CariDee says, of the reception she got from the fashion and modeling industry after ANTM." She also has some production notes for Tyra and crew: "I am sure the show lost its credibility in producing a top model somewhere btwn making 3 cycles a year and posing on roller coasters."
ANTM models need guidance: CariDee claims that, after the show, mocking the title of the show itself. She wonders what context the term "top model" adheres to, since she didn't find it accurate when looking for gigs. "Even though we just were named 'TOP' our place in line at Fashion World was at the bottom," CariDee says. "The industry many times didn't care about our name, but did turn a snobby cheek to the name ANTM."
Read her full comment for more. What do you think? We know there are a lot of ANTM success stories out there, with models going on to book fashion shows, commercials and even major films. But do you think ANTM should do more to support the contestants in the real world — especially the winners?
Catch the next episode of America's Next Top Model Cycle 19: College Edition on Friday, September 14 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.
Source: Gawker
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GLEE's Grant Gustin heads over to The CW tonight to begin a guest starring story arc on 90210. Tonight's episode, entitled "Here Comes Honey Bye Bye," airs at 9:00 pm/ET. Check out the sneak peek below!
In the episode, Naomi and Max (guest star Josh Zuckerman) see a marriage counselor to decide if they are going to stay married, while Teddy tells Silver he won't ruin her chance to have a baby if she agrees to his terms. Navid uses Liam's celebrity status to help him get into an elite secret society and Annie rushes to tell Riley (guest star Riley Smith) her true feelings before he undergoes an experimental surgery. Tristan Wilds and Jessica Lowndes also star.
About 90210:
The fifth season of "90210" will find the gang struggling with the biggest issues of their lives. Having put their relatively carefree days at West Beverly behind them and launched themselves into adulthood, they will search for answers to their trials and tribulations with only their friendships to lean on.
They will experience new love and old flames, loyalties being challenged and shocking betrayals. Some friendships will be tested, others will be renewed and new people who will try to infiltrate the close circle of friends. There are some things money can't buy, even in 90210.
The series stars Shenae Grimes as Annie Wilson, Tristan Wilds as Dixon Wilson, AnnaLynne McCord as Naomi Clark, Jessica Stroup as Silver, Michael Steger as Navid Shirazi, Jessica Lowndes as Adrianna Tate-Duncan and Matt Lanter as Liam Court.
"90210" is produced by CBS Television Studios with executive producers Patti Carr ("Life Unexpected," "Private Practice") and Lara Olsen ("Life Unexpected," "Private Practice").
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Stress relief, perfect weather and the border patrol
After a week of self induced stress, when i woke up yesterday morning and looked out upon the day I knew it was going to be a perfect one for riding
I just wanted to ride, no stops besides fuel and no camera, I did however relent and took the canon p & s and headed North.
After a couple hours I came around a corner full tilt boogie and up ahead there were flashing lights, orange traffic cones and men in uniform, state troopers, sheriffs and border patrol WTF i,m at least 75 miles from the border. After checking the inspection and plate stickers it suddenly became Q & A.
Border Patrol - where are you coming from
Me - Debating if I should reply - Yo no Hablo Ingles - I quickly decided humor was not an option here, so I answered a few questions and was soon on my way
Yes i did ask if I could take a picture to which the reply was - We're done here, move on.
So I did, it was too perfect a day to wastye, temps ranged from 65 in the morning to 74 by the time i returned home
So one stop for the law, 1 for gas and 2 for pics......
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The notion of open geometric morphism is the notion of open map for geometric morphisms between toposes.
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the localic reflection of is an open map of locales;
the inverse image preserves first order logic, hence is a Heyting functor.
Peter Johnstone, Open maps of toposes, Manuscripta Mathematica, Volume 31, Numbers 1-3 (1980) pp.217-247. (gdz)
André Joyal, Myles Tierney, An extension of the Galois theory of Grothendieck, Mem. Amer. Math. Soc. 309 (1984).


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"When your career and your passion collide, you'll never have to work again."
Imagine having a job that rarely (if ever) feels like a job. Imagine a life where fun, enjoyment and fulfillment exist both inside and outside of your career. Imagine a job that genuinely excites you. One that, not only pays the bills, but one that also builds wealth on a mental, emotional, spiritual and social level. One that enables you to explore and exploit your potential.
A job that you love.
Well, I can't tell you what your best job will be or where you'll find it but here's what I can tell you.
- Your best job won't come looking for you.
- Your best job probably won't be my best job. In fact, there is no universal best job.
- The job that gives you joy might give me anxiety.
- Your best job will probably change over time.
- Bitching about your current job is not a good strategy for finding your best job.
- You'll probably have a few false starts along the way (if you haven't already).
- You might find your best job where you never thought to look.
- The only person you should ask the "what should I do?" question is… yourself.
- Sometimes fear masquerades as logic; don't waste talent, passion, opportunities or time because of fear.
- Transitioning from your current job to your best job might take significant time and you may need to go backwards to go forwards.
- You might need to climb out of your pigeon hole and leave your security blanket behind to find your best job.
- Those closest to you are rarely the best career advisors (your best job might piss your dad off).
- The best job won't always 'make sense'. Sometimes sense is over-rated.
- If it doesn't already exist, you might need to create it.
- Your best job won't necessarily be the easiest or most comfortable job.
- You'll never have more time or potential than you do today.
Happy job hunting. Or creating.
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ORE Part 1: Human Diseases
A five day course covering the core elements of medical emergencies, oral medicine, oral surgery, radiology and cross-infection. The focus is not on new learning but on intensive revision, culminating in a written examination.
What will I learn?
The course is designed to consolidate students' knowledge of the key aspects of the ORE syllabus in preparation for the challenging Part 1 examination. The course's teaching staff pay particular attention to the needs of candidates, and provide guidance on frequently tested areas that will benefit from extra revision.
Why should I study this course at the Institute?
One of only a few Part 1 revision courses available, the course stands out because of the range of topics covered, addressed by experienced staff with excellent knowledge and depth of understanding of these subject areas. It is delivered by experts in oral medicine and special care dentistry including the Institute Director Professor Stephen Porter and colleagues from the Institute and Eastman Dental Hospital.
Availability: Five consecutive day course
Verifiable CPD: 32.5 hours.
Core content
Day 1
- Oral manifestations of systemic disease
- Facial pain
- Asthma and other respiratory disease
- Ischaemic heart disease
- Oral and maxillofacial radiology
- Exam SBAs and MCQs
Day 2
- Autoimmune diseases including SLE, systemic sclerosis
- Epilepsy
- Chest disease (excluding asthma)
- Haematology
- Anticoagulants and the dental surgeon
- Medical emergencies
Day 3
- Oral manifestations of drug therapy
- Stroke and multiple sclerosis
- Gastrointestinal disease
- Salivary gland disease and xerostomia
- Bisphosphonates
Day 4
- Oral and maxillofacial anatomy
- Endochrine disease
- Recurrant oral ulceration
- Musculoskeletal disease
- Principles of oral surgery
- Analgesia and sedation
Day 5
- Oral cancer and potentially malignant disease
- Infection control
- Mock exam
- Exam review
Teaching and learning
The course is delivered through a series of lectures, with a mock examination on the final day. The lectures are interactive, allowing students to ask questions and gain specific clarification or further detail throughout the course.
Entry requirements
Applicants should be qualified dentists (from non-EU countries,) preparing to sit Part 1 of the Overseas Registration Examination.
How to apply
Applications are accepted by post or fax. Please follow the application guidelines.
Applications are accepted until the start date depending on availability. This course operates on a first come first serve basis.
Who can apply?
The course is a part of the Institute's series of ORE revision courses and is suitable for applicants revising for the Part 1 examination.


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In a small bowl, mix together the cream cheese and pesto. Spread the cream cheese mixture evenly over the tortilla. Top with the avocado slices, arranging them in a horizontal line across the center or mashing them onto the surface. Arrange the carrot and cucumber on top of the avocado. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Press down gently.
Fold about 2 inches (5 cm) of the right side of the tortilla over the filling. Press gently. Beginning with the rounded side closest to you, roll up the tortilla into a tight cylinder, with the filling peeking out the top. Alternatively, roll up the tortilla like you would a burrito, with the filling enclosed in the wrap.
Wrap in foil or a strip of pretty paper and place in an airtight container or sandwich bag and seal tightly. Refrigerate until ready to go.
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The HERE WE GO SUMMER AT MARINAVILLE!Congratulations to our Bud Light Port Paradise Winner, Karl Shonbeck from Westmoreland NH!
Summer is almost over, and we had a great time at Marinaville! We were at the Marina Restaurant each Friday afternoon June 22 through August 10. The Prize Wheel got a lot of spin, and many of you won some great prizes! From zipline adventures at Berkshire East, to NASCAR race tickets at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, plus many more adventures! Plus, the BIG PRIZE, a trip for two to Bud Light's Port Paradise Music Festival! Brought to you by: Some of the prizes up for grabs this summer:* Water Country admission passes* Interskate 91 Laser Tag Family Packs * Berkshire East Canopy Tours Mountain Top Zip Lining Tour Passes * Land Rover Experience Driving School Two-Hour Off-Road Driving Lesson for 2 paired with a one night stay at A Stone Wall Inn* Tickets to NASCAR races at New Hampshire Motor Speedway* Pioneer Valley Hot Air Balloon ride for 2Like us on Facebook!
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THE TSA-FM BUD LIGHT HERE WE GO SUMMERNO PURCHASE NECESSARY. A PURCHASE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCE OF WINNING. 1. INTRODUCTIONBud Light, g. housen, the Marina Restaurant, Enright and Company, Best Muffler, Shanahan Construction Supply, W. E. Bailey Plumbing & Heating, and Friends of the Sun ("Sponsors") are offering a chance to win a variety of prizes throughout the contest period. By entering this contest, entrants agree to abide by all terms of these Official Contest Rules and the decisions of Four Seasons Media ("WTSA") and Sponsors, whose decisions shall be final and binding. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED.2. ELIGIBILITYContest is open to legal United States residents 21 years of age or older. Employees of Four Seasons Media (WTSA) and all Sponsors, their affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies and their immediate family members and/or those living in same household of each are not eligible. No more than one prize winner per household during the contest period.3. HOW TO ENTER Contest starts on Friday, June 22, 2012 at 5:00 PM (ET) and ends Friday, August 10, 2012 at 6:59 PM (ET). Enter by filling out a registration form at the "Marinaville Event" at the Marina Restaurant on the day of the drawing, starting at 5:00 PM (ET) and ending when the entries for that event are exhausted. Once entry forms are filled out, entries will be drawn at random, and those entrants will have an opportunity to win prizes, including a chance to win a trip for two to the BUD LIGHT PORT PARADISE MUSIC FESTIVAL (see 4b below) by spinning a "prize wheel". Drawings for prize wheel contestants will occur four (4) times at each event.4. PRIZESa. MARINAVILLE PRIZES· Water Country admission passes· Interskate 91 Laser Tag Family Double Blast Packs · Berkshire East Canopy Tours Mountain Top Zip Lining Tour Passes · Land Rover Experience Driving School Two-Hour Off-Road Driving Lesson for 2 paired with a one night stay at A Stone Wall Inn.· New Hampshire Motor Speedway: tickets to NASCAR Races in July or September· Pioneer Valley Hot Air Balloons: Pass for 2 · Other prizes at the discretion of WTSA and/or Sponsorsb. BUD LIGHT PORT PARADISE MUSIC FESTIVALBud Light and g. housen are offering the chance to win a trip aboard a state-of-the-art cruise ship. The trip includes a visit to Nassau, Bahamas and more. The BUD LIGHT PORT PARADISE giveaway is a separate contest not run by WTSA, however WTSA is giving participants a chance to enter the contest in two ways:· Winning a Port Paradise Boarding Pass (entry to contest) by spinning the prize wheel at a Marinaville Event,· On the WTSA Facebook Page (96.7 WTSA FM), look for the Port Paradise post for that day and "like" it. Five (5) "likes" per weekday will be chosen at random and will be awarded a Port Paradise Boarding Pass (entry), which MUST be claimed at the next scheduled Marinaville Event.For rules and information regarding the Port Pardise Music Festival prize, visit the Official Bud Light Port Paradise website. The winner of the trip will be drawn at the final Marinaville event on August 10, 2012. ENTRANTS MUST BE PRESENT AT DRAWING TO WIN.5. GENERAL CONDITIONS· The winner must be present to win. · The winner agrees to be recorded live on the air and played back at WTSA's discretion. · Entries become the sole property of Four Seasons Media (WTSA) and Contest Sponsors and will not be returned. · The winner is not entitled in any way to any monetary compensation for product, services or prizes not redeemed or used. · No cash equivalents, substitution or transfer of prize permitted by winner · Transportation is the responsibility of the winner unless otherwise specified. · By entering contest and/or accepting prize, entrant grants permission to WTSA and Sponsors and its agencies to use winner's name(s) and/or likeness, essay and photo(s) for purposes of advertising/trade, including right to own, reproduce, alter, amend, edit, publish and use essay, without further compensation to entrant, unless prohibited by law. · By accepting prize, winner agrees to hold WTSA and Sponsors, their respective directors, officers, employees and assigns, harmless against any and all claims and liability arising out of this contest and use of the prize. Winner assumes all liability and holds WTSA and sponsors harmless for any injury or damage caused, or claimed to be caused, by participation in this promotion or use/redemption of any prize. · WTSA and Sponsors are not responsible for any typographical or other error in the printing of the offer, administration of the contest or in the announcement of the prizes. · WTSA and Sponsors are not responsible for lost, late, mutilated or illegible entries.· Odds of winning depend on the number of entrants· This Contest is subject to all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations.· Contest Entities reserve the right to disqualify any individual they find to be tampering with the entry process or the operation of the game; to be acting in violation of these Official Contest Rules; or to be acting in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner, or with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass Sweepstakes Entities or any other person. CAUTION: ANY ATTEMPT BY ANY PERSON TO DELIBERATELY UNDERMINE THE LEGITIMATE OPERATION OF THIS SWEEPSTAKES IS A VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAWS, AND SHOULD SUCH AN ATTEMPT BE MADE, SWEEPSTAKES ENTITIES RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SEEK DAMAGES FROM ANY SUCH PERSON TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.6. 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The University of Richmond School of Professional and Continuing Studies will offer a one-day marketing seminar on crisis management Sept. 21 at UR. The seminar, Marketing 911: Market Yourself Through a Crisis, will be presented by Lloyd Leitstein, a strategic planning and marketing strategies advisor, and Joan Bowling, a motivational speaker. The seminar will help participants identify potential risks and discuss how advance planning, effective communication and reputation management are key to a business surviving a crisis. The seminar will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and lunch will be served. Cost is $129. To register or for more information, visit http://tinyurl.com/cyzv3f9 .
Eisenman & Associates, Inc., a full-service association management, site selection and meeting planning business in Glen Allen, is celebrating 19 years of business. Company founder and owner Rick Eisenman, a native of Newport News and graduate of James Madison University, began the business in 1993 with just two clients. Today the company has more than 28 clients and a staff of five.
Saxon Shoes in Short Pump Town Center recently partnered with two Richmond-area healthcare organizations to offer employees savings on shoe brands commonly worn in their industry and a contribution to their preferred charity. During the weekend of Aug. 10-12 employees of VCU Medical Center were invited to participate in a special shopping opportunity that included discounts on specific brands and a percentage of sales designated for the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU. During the next weekend of Aug. 17-19 the staff of Virginia Women's Center was invited to participate in a special opportunity to shop with savings. Additionally, for each pair of shoes purchased, Saxon donated an amount to the charity Midwives for Haiti, a nonprofit started by certified nurse-midwives.
United Methodist Family Services (UMFS) has received a $41,470 grant from the Altria Companies Employee Community Fund (ACECF). The check was presented to UMFS CEO Greg Peters by ACECF at a reception at Altria headquarters. The grant will help fund a mentoring work program for students served by UMFS. Dr. Erik Laursen will coordinate the program.
The Galleria West Broad has leased 47,200 square feet at 7800 West Broad St. in Henrico. Commonwealth Commercial Partners, Inc. represented the landlord.
Charles E. McCabe, CEO and founder of Glen Allen-based Peoples Income Tax, Inc., is celebrating the firm's 25th anniversary. Peoples opened its first income tax office in 1987 and expanded to 26 locations in Central Virginia over the next nine years. In 1989 Peoples Tax was approved by the Virginia Department of Education to operate Peoples Income Tax School. Over the next 10 years, Peoples faced increasing competition but the tax school continued to grow and was renamed The Income Tax School (ITS). Small business and advanced courses and continuing education (CE) seminars were added and in 2003, McCabe developed a learning management system to deliver elearning courses and CE seminars directly to students nationwide. ITS also created a set of four Tax Practice Management Manuals: Tax Office Operations, Marketing, Personnel and Expansion.
'Proof of Heaven' coming to Glen Allen
Dr. Even Alexander, a New York Times best-selling author who has been featured on Oprah and Dr. Oz, was in town last week to promote his June 27 talk, "Proof of Heaven," at Glen Allen High School.
Alexander (pictured, at right, while Unity of Bon Air church member Harry Simmons interviews him) has written about what he considers to be his journey through the afterlife.
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The Innsbrook Rotary Club, which is celebrating its 25th year in 2015, has completed a number of volunteer projects this year and raised thousands of dollars for various organizations through three events.
The club's annual rose sale, benefit for youth live auction and Virginia Fire Games competition, combined with individual and corporate donations, have raised nearly $70,000 – money that the club contributes back to the community.
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Marlborough police log, June 14 edition
Friday, May 31
9:06 a.m. Bolton St. Vandalism.
11:50 a.m. Witherbee Terr. Larceny.
7:18 p.m. Central St. Threats.
8:34 p.m. Framingham Rd. Harassment.
8:51 p.m. Montanari Dr. Suspicious activity.
11:09 p.m. East Main St. Disturbance.
Saturday, June 1
1:18 a.m. Arrested, Walter Isales, 32, of 62 Lowell St., Apt. 2, Waltham, for OUI-liquor, marked lanes violation, revoked registration, uninsured MV, unlicensed operation of MV, possession of open container of alcohol in MV, negligent operation of MV.
5:09 a.m. Arrested, Alexie Soto Villanueva, 27, of 22 Ringold St., Apt. 2, Marlborough, for A&B, vandalism of property, warrant.
10:39 a.m. Hosmer St. MVA with injuries.
2:51 p.m. Allen Ct. Past B&E/burglary.
5:34 p.m. Newton St. Fraud/forgery.
9:10 p.m. Pleasant St. Disturbance.
10:18 p.m. South St. Suspicious activity.
10:28 p.m. Arrested, Jeffrey M. Famolles, 41, of 2 Loyalist St., Uxbridge, for OUI-liquor, marked lanes violation.
11:50 p.m. Arrested, Jamesey Auguste, 23, of 149 Main St., Apt. 1, Marlborough, on warrant.
Sunday, June 2
1:35 a.m. Arrested, Stephen A. Webb, 21, of 15 Talbot Rd., Northborough, for vandalism of property.
7:17 a.m. Arrested, Gregory J. Alger, 30, of 5 Lincoln St., Apt. 2, Marlborough, for A&B.
10:33 a.m. Desimone Dr. Suspicious activity.
2:19 p.m. Lincoln St. MVA with injuries.
5:08 p.m. Broad St. Disturbance.
6:13 p.m. W Main/Broad Sts. MVA with injuries.
10:21 p.m. East Main St. Suspicious activity.
Monday, June 3
2:45 a.m. East Main St. Domestic disturbance.
3:57 a.m. Newton St. Suspicious activity.
9:25 a.m. Lincoln St. Larceny.
12:07 p.m. Royal Crest Dr. Assault.
1:13 p.m. Forest St. Assault.
6:06 p.m. Hamilton Cir. Vandalism.
7:18 p.m. Farmington Cir. Past B&E/burglary.
8:06 p.m. Broadmeadow Rd. Suspicious activity.
Tuesday, June 4
1:20 a.m. Broadmeadow Rd. Suspicious activity.
2:34 a.m. Weed St. Suspicious MV.
8:36 a.m. Boston Post Rd. West. Assault.
9:25 a.m. Lakeside Ave. Fraud/forgery.
4:36 p.m. Ash St. Suspicious activity.
5:59 p.m. Shelly Ln. Domestic disturbance.
8:21 p.m. Hosmer St. Fraud/forgery.
Wednesday, June 5
1:00 a.m. Boston Post Rd. East. Suspicious MV.
6:54 a.m. Lodi Rd. Suspicious activity.
8:24 a.m. Lakeside Ave. Suspicious MV.
10:28 a.m. Arrested, Anthony J. Horne, 26, of 126 Beaver St., Apt. 116, Framingham, for shoplifting by concealing merchandise, possess Class A drug, possess Class B drug.
11:18 a.m. Union St. Assault.
12:25 p.m. Pleasant St. Suspicious activity.
4:18 p.m. Applebriar Ln. Larceny.
6:32 p.m. Arrested, Casey E. Crossman, 25, of 47 Eaton Dr., Hudson, for possess Class A drug.
7:33 p.m. Elm St. Past B&E/burglarious.
8:15 p.m. Royal Crest Dr. Suspicious activity.
9:15 p.m. Langelier Ln. Suspicious activity.
Thursday, June 6
12:37 a.m. Broad St. Disturbance.
7:46 a.m. Ridge Rd. Assault.
8:25 a.m. Paris St. Disturbance.
9:14 a.m. Concord Rd. Larceny.
11:36 a.m. Elm St. Harassment.
4:10 p.m. Donald Lynch Blvd. Larceny.
4:39 p.m. Fitchburg St. Disturbance.
8:16 p.m. Bolton St. Disturbance.
Friday, June 7
1:07 a.m. Arrested, Jonathan. E. Smith, 50, of 58 Raymond Rd., Marlborough, for OUI-liquor, marked lanes violation.
The information from the police log is obtained directly from the official records maintained at each police station in our circulation area. It contains arrests and samplings of police activity. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. The Community Advocate will publish news of acquittals upon notification and a copy of court-issued documentation.
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Good news for early childhood centers: The California budget passed a few hours ago (and 100 days late) includes most the funding for child care that the governor had proposed to cut — a threat around which many school districts built their budgets.
Now, districts will have to figure out how to rebuild the programs they cut around a worst-case scenario budget assumption.
The upshot for Oakland: Based on its initial reading of the budget, OUSD expects to receive $9 million more than it planned for its K-12 program and at least $13 million more for its pre-k and school-age child care programs, according to spokesman Troy Flint.
The catch: It won't get much of that K-12 money until July, the next fiscal year.
The nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office came out with a timely summary that shows how the state bridged it $18 billion shortfall this time. (Hint: About two-thirds of the problem will crop up again in the future.)
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Sgt. Titcomb to mother, Baton Rouge, 1863
Contributed by Maine Historical Society
Sgt. Calvin Titcomb of the 22nd Maine Infantry wrote to his mother in Kingsbury from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He said he was "far away from home and in a hostile land."
He wrote that he was thankful to be a nine-months soldier, rather than have a three-year enlistment because he had seen "enough of this war to satisfy me."
He wrote the letter on March 1, 1863. He died on March 28 of measles.
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- Title: Sgt. Titcomb to mother, Baton Rouge, 1863
- Creator: Titcomb, Calvin
- Creation Date: 1863-03-01
- Subject Date: 1863
- Town: Baton Rouge
- State: LA
- Media: Ink on paper
- Dimensions (cm): 24.5 x 20
- Local Code: Coll. S-1562, Box 74/18
- Object Type: Text
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United States--Civil War, 1861-1865
United States. Army. Maine Infantry Regiment, 22nd (1862-1863)
Maine--Civil War, 1861-1865
Military service--1860-1870
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A maverick, uncompromising and contradictory figure throughout his writing career, Céline found a wide readership with his first novel, Voyage au bout de la nuit [Journey to the End of the Night] (1932). Although his approach would steadily evolve over thirty years, Voyage contains many of Céline's basic and recurring preoccupations, and remains the primary reference point in most discussions of his writing. This episodic narrative follows its protagonist, Ferdinand Bardamu, halfway around the world from his pre-war starting point in the place Clichy and then back, in the 1920s, to a France no longer engaged in military conflict but increasingly …
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|unisex - rectangle and circle ID tags - ball chain - all sterling silver
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Ernest Hemingway, author of A Farewell to Arms and The Old Man and the Sea, was something of a petrosexual. But his last car, a 1955 Chrysler New Yorker, disappeared mysteriously after he died in 1961. Having changed hands several times, it's recently surfaced in Cuba, the author's home for 22 years.
Thing is, it's a bit knackered. And while its artisan custodians want to restore it, there's a bit of a problem - the island's US embargo prevents any American products from entering Cuba, which includes car parts.
And that, bafflingly, is where David Soul enters the frame. Better known as Detective Ken Hutchinson from Starsky & Hutch, the classic car fan and Hemmingway devotee is a full-time British resident and British citizen so he can source and send the parts legally. Which he plans to do, so the car can be rebuilt in time for the International Hemingway Colloquium in Havana this June.
He's also filming a documentary about it, and you can watch the trailer below. Disappointing lack of double collar/Ford Torino, mind.
Reckon Hutch can get it finished? Or could he do with some help from The Interceptors?


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i use this in my white water solo boats and family canoes i learned to roll a canoe with a bandit 56 but needed a 58 for my esquif ledge i own 2 bandits
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This is a good, light whitewater paddle. The handle and the shaft both have a good feel (but the handle could be larger--I have big hands.) I've had it almost three months and it seems to stand up to rocks. I would like it even more if it were available without the spoon.


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Oddly I seem to have almost none. Thanks!
I found these at sharecg
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Your breathing is a good indicator of how forcibly or gently you are working in your practice. You should always breathe freely and deeply in yoga postures. If not, you should reduce the intensity of your posture by taking rest, or choosing an easier variation of the posture.
It is more effective to work gently and breathe deeply into a stretch and to avoid pushing or forcing too deeply. Flexibility improves when you work mindfully, patiently and consistently over time.
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Police now want the owners of a motorbike helmet, leather notepad, CDs, sat nav system, set of keys, sunglasses and two squash rackets to contact Detective Constable Gary Booth on 101.


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A TIME of year following, for many, a potential time of reflection and re-strengthening for the coming year. For some a time to write and even publish some of their ideas.
A time where nature shows its beauty as birds nest and procreate, trees burst into that green that contrasts so beautifully with the natural browns and greys of our landscape and the rain, whether a good year or bad, lubricates the soil so that carpets of flowers emerge; even some big mushrooms!
Equally our exhaustion with news, views and more dead bodies of the expired year has subsided as the daily routine of newspapers, web news and TV had been secondary to the pleasure of the vacation. The clogged brain has passed much into "compressed" storage somewhere in its depths, releasing capacity. New challenges, even if only regurgitations of last years, stand a chance of a rethink and a dose of creativity, perhaps.
We now enter the new working year! Suddenly the Pope resigns, the EU's pathetically weak regulatory structures are exposed as a load of "horse" enters the Anglo-Saxon food chain, Mali is in religious flames fanned by greed and poverty and the US declares a single renegade ex-military, ex-LAPD a terrorist with a million on his head. Our 365 / 24/ 7 media system is already winding us up into confusion. And here is the rub. Information overload now fuelled by an addiction to anonymous social media rapidly filling those cranial spaces with irrelevances to our Namibian and regional condition.
It was therefore quite a pleasure to read an article on democracy vs capitalism in a local English newspaper, nicely written, well argued, but with which I disagree. It sets out that democracy and capitalism "cannot prosper simultaneously"; it is either or, or an altruistic assumption that socialism provides an answer. Which would be fine if a socialist, especially with Adam Smith's "invisible hand" could be found!. Theory great, practice unlikely. It ignores the natural competitiveness of mankind. Those with want to keep, those without want. The result of recent history is that those with are serious defeating those without. Conflict exists, as it should!
It is this constantly changing imbalance and unfairness that drives progress and precipitates creativity. It is not a requirement to seek peace and victory, neither exists. It is about how to manage the conflict with maximum damage limitation and maximum progress. The theoretical peace implied by socialistic creations is exactly what will kill man's progress. I would love to think I am wrong.
Let's look at a simple bit of that conflict in Namibia. Jobs, with some horrific number of potential contributors to our economy being pushed into dependency, not creativity. And this is where GRN comes in; that balancing act between democracy and capitalism. It is they who provide the "social sponge" to that on going conflict through their programmes, promises and often, their economy with the truth! But with jobs everything has gone too far; crisis is here.
Back to basics! Current retail is dominated in value by the rich and their needs are imported. The Namibian majority exist on handouts and hand-downs. Their needs are of low value and satisfied by cheap imports. But large numbers with small money equals significant business. How do we capitalise on this latent and potentially massive resource of the poor and workless? This where GRN has to clear its vision and address the developing picture, that job creation is only about a domino effect from improving the lot of the rich capitalists. Again, I hope I am wrong but ...
Equally education and health, while delivering much good, benefit the few, not the many. Yes we have our failures but good management grows from its successes, however small and this is how to progress. As Jackie Asheeke recently said and made herself unpopular, Home Affairs do many things right! Letter writers, quite correctly, castigated her for not moaning too loudly! This is that conflict in action. This is what managers have to manage. Progress is a mix of good and bad. Let's have a good Spring and grow on what we have and not on what we destroy in protest - like others.
For instance! National service to build agricultural projects to pay for that education? How about it Nahas? Combine our military with our youth. Spring madness?


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The London Games organizing committee released the new London 2012 logo/brand to much awaited … weeping and gnashing of teeth. An immediate source of great controversy, the logo/brand is drawing fire from almost everyone. Opponents started an online petition on Monday to revise the logo, which as of this afternoon was 48,000 signatures long.
Citing an inspiration from graffiti artists and youth culture, the bag-of-bones running Wolff Olins is probably about 20 years overdue. Looking at the 2012 logo, Mark Gonzales's iconic board for Vision, by Andy Takakjian, comes to mind. The catch is that Vision released the Gonz board 20 years ago.
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Just one year after the Taj Mahal deal was struck. Trump was back in court, again "restructuring" his debt. This time the Trump Plaza Hotel in Atlantic City was in the lenders' crosshairs. Trump owed $550 million on the hotel and agreed to give up 49 percent of the hotel to Citibank and five other lenders. In return, Donald Trump was given a similar deal as before, with more lenient conditions to repay the debt. The Donald stayed on as chief executive, but his salary was taken away.
"Here's a guy who's failed so miserably so many times and it's not as though he had to claw his way back after seven years in credit hell. He just said. 'OK, this isn't my problem anymore.' For him, it's just been a platform to the next money-making scheme," said Dough Heller, the executive director of Consumer Watchdog.
In 2004 Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts Inc. filed for voluntary bankruptcy after accumulating $1.8 billion in debt. The Donald agreed to reduce his share in the company from 47 percent to 25 percent, meaning he no longer had control over the company. The deal also included lower interest rates and a $500 million loan to make improvements.
"In 2004 is where he lost control of his name. One rule when you have a name like Trump is you never let anyone own it and control it. He got into such a bad spot here that he ended up with others owning and controlling his name. They can do what they want once they own it," LoPucki said.
Shortly after the proceedings, Trump told CNN's Geri Willis that his personal fortune would not be affected. "This is a very small portion of my net worth. It's less than 2 percent," he said.
When the economy turned downward in 2008, so too did Trump's real estate holdings. Trump Entertainment and his affiliated companies had $2.06 billion in assets and was $1.74 billion in debt. In December 2008 his company missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment, propelling Trump Entertainment Resorts into bankruptcy court and plunging its stock price from $4 per share to a mere 23 cents.
This time, Trump fought with his board of directors over the restructuring and ended up resigning as chairman of the board. He emerged from a messy, months-long process with a 10 percent share of the company.
LoPucki said it was very unusual for anyone to have that many large businesses go through bankruptcy. Most of the debt Trump incurred was through bonds that were sold to the public.
"People knew who Donald Trump was and for that reason were willing to trust the bonds, and they got burned," LoPucki said. "The people who invested with him or based on his name lost money, but he himself came out pretty well."
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Balay Negrense in Bacolod City - Philippines
Also known as Negrense House, Balay Negrense is one of the tourist destinations that is only few miles away from Bacolod City. Situated along Cinco de Noviembre Street within Silay City, this lifestyle museum attracts many local tourists and foreigners. People who want to visit and have a closer look at this attraction can easily find this place because there are jeepneys stationed at the city proper that commonly pass through this street. In addition, this sightseeing spot is located near commercial establishments like El Ideal Restaurant.
Many people admire Balay Negrense because its architecture depicts the lifestyle of early residents in Silay during American regime in the Philippines. The house is made of stone but some parts of this place are made from high quality wood and timber. For instance, the houses first floor was not made from stone but from concrete. In addition, floorboards, as well as foundation posts of this attraction were made from the trunks of Balayong tree. To ensure that the house was well ventilated its ceiling is four meters high and it features large windows. As they enter the house, they can see several rooms and offices at the first floor. To see the spacious and attractive bedrooms at the second floor, people should walk through a beautiful and grandiose staircase.
Originally, Balay Negrense was owned by the family of a wealthy man in Silay City, Victor F. Gaston. Constructed in 1897, this house plays home to his family until the 1960s. Since his children found career opportunities in the other regions of the country, the house was abandoned until the Negros Cultural Foundation acquired and renovated the place. With the support from the Department of Tourism, the foundation finished the reconstruction of the house and inaugurated it as a lifestyle museum on October 6, 1990.
For tourists who want to visit the place, they need to allot at least 50 pesos for transportation costs from Bacolod City. In addition, it will be better if they prepare 40 pesos for the admission fee in the place. On the other hand, students and children admission fees are only 10 pesos. For the knowledge of everyone, this tourist attraction is open every day from 10 in the morning to six in the evening. To have a closer glance at the attractions in this tourist destination, people are encouraged to visit some websites that provide reviews of the popular Balay Negrense in Silay City.


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Lagos — Nipco Plc has been awarded the best terminal for its compliance in the area of health, safety and environment in line with international best practices in 2012.
The company got the award during the Annual HSE Awards organized by the Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) for hydro- carbon terminal operators in Lagos state.
Speaking at the award presentation, Head HSE, NPA, Engr. Okey Ezinwa said the honor is the aftermath of two comprehensive HSE Audit conducted on all white products and gas dispensing companies in the state with a view to ascertaining their level of compliance to international best standards.
He explained that the audit which was carried out in March and November last year revealed some grey areas in the operators of Tank farms and terminals operating in the Lagos port area while some others had made remarkable improvement in HSE practices.
According to him, the high volatility of petroleum products had made the NPA management strengthen the HSE department so as to avoid any mishaps in the process of receipt and discharge of oil and gas.
He said the annual HSE event that usually attracts experts in the oil and gas industry and subsequent awards will be continued in coming years in a conscious move to improve HSE practices in the overall interest of stakeholders.


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It's August, so it must be time to head to Vancouver, Washington for the 2012 version of the Columbia River Concours d'Elegance. This is a photo gig that I look forward to every year. It is about 200 elegant, rare and historical cars displayed around the stately mansions of Officers Row at the Historic Fort Vancouver. The cars and environment create an incredible experience that is, in itself, rare.
The Rotary Clubs of Vancouver Metro Sunset and West Linn partner to put on this event. Revenue from this event supports local and international Rotary programs. I am honored to support the programs of Rotary by being the event photographer.
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Granda, S.E., Duane, C.G., Cannon, J.C., & Munz, D.C. (2009). A study of factors leading to turnover intentions in clinical research coordinators. ACRP Monitor, 23 (5), 1-6. *Article Selected for ACRP Home Study Credit
Gordon A.J., Liberto J, Granda S., Salmon-Cox S., Andrée T., McNicholas L (2009). Physician training is never a failure. The American Journal on Addictions, 18 (4), 337-338.
Grawitch, M. J., Granda, S. E., & Barber, L. K. (2008). Do prospective workday appraisals influence end-of-workday affect and self-monitored performance? Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, 13, 331-344.
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Randy Jefferson battled drug and alcohol addiction for nearly 20 years. During that time, he was in and out of jail nearly 15 times and visited about a dozen drug and alcohol rehab facilities. Finally, in 2004, Jefferson experienced an "awakening" and started to see things he "couldn't see before."
Today, Jefferson is looking forward to Dec. 1, which will mark six straight years since he last touched drugs or alcohol. Over the past few months, Jefferson has been helping Clarity Way of York, a drug and alcohol rehab facility, organize York County's first Recovery Night. Jefferson works at Clarity Way as a certified recovery specialist.
The event, set for a York Revolution game Saturday at Sovereign Bank Stadium, is being held in conjunction with National Recovery Month. Officials hope to make it an annual event. It will be "part awareness, part celebration," said Dot Koller, Clarity Way admissions coordinator. "September is National Recovery Month. And this event will be a celebration for people who have recovered from addiction. But it will also give a chance to someone with an addiction to find avenues that might get them some help," Koller said.
Recovery Night: Along with Clarity Way, the event is being organized by York-based rehab facilities Colonial House, White Deer Run, Pyramid Healthcare and the York & Adams Drug and Alcohol Program. As part of the event, the rehab facilities and the York Revolution are offering a discounted $10 admission to the game and a food voucher for a free hot dog, nachos and soda. The event will include pre-game festivities such as live music, face-painting and a dunk tank, among other activities.
The highlight of the pre-game activities will be guest speaker Dickie Noles. A former Major League pitcher who helped the Philadelphia Phillies win the 1980 World Series, Noles now works as a counselor for minor league ballplayers and manages a substance-abuse education and prevention program geared toward different age levels, a program he originally founded in 2004. Following Noles' appearance, York City Mayor Kim Bracey will lead a prayer on the field while joining hands with people who have recovered from addiction.
Throughout the event, representatives from all five rehab facilities will be present to distribute information about recovery programs, including Jefferson, who said he wants to "help people with addiction." "I think this event will be important to show people who have dealt with addiction that they're not alone. But it's also important for people who might have an addiction and need help. This might help them find a path to recovery," he said.
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Alsina has diversified its activity in different business areas. All this effort makes us one of the first national and Worldwide reference when it comes to design, supply and supervise the use of formwork systems for the implementation of "on site" concrete structures. Our activity in projects of:
- Residential and non-residential building.
- Civil engineering.
- Formwork systems and processes safety.
- Training
More than 55 years innovating and solving the forming of structural elements in building, residential and service projects. In Alsina we are proud to say that we were pioneers in designing the mechanical systems for the implementation of slabs. Nowadays we continue innovating and bringing forward improvements with the same illusion as our founder.
Alsina's participation in Civil Engineering projects is a reality: Alsina is the referent Spanish company in the supply of formwork systems for the implementation of hydraulic works. 300 implemented designs in the last years guarantee our capacity of implementing these kind of projects: seawater desalinisation plants, sewage treatment plants, reservoirs, etc. In addition we offer engineering and calculation services with the aim of optimising our range of formwork systems. We also work in the design of special solutions with the aim of being able to solve every kind of designs and structural elements.
In the design phase of the formwork systems, Alsina has always taken into account ergonomic factors to improve the operator's activity. In the instructions manuals and in the technical support given on site we have prioritized the safety and productivity against other interests. As a result of this concern we have a worldwide unique Fall Arrest System designed to prevent falls from height during the decking process, and we continue working to provide safety features and above all to transmit the culture of the motto
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Alsina has been developing for over a decade an intensive internal and external training plan orientated to the professional and academic background. In the professional background Alsina gives on site training; our Technician-Sales Managers, on the customers' request, visit on daily basis many working sites where, in addition to advise them on the use and assembly of the different formwork systems, they can give training sessions. In the academic background the training sessions are given by our training responsible. The experience and feedback from these training sessions help us in the task of communicating the progress that Alsina brings forward to the market in both, the improvement of our systems and the formworking processes.


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It was a rainy dark Saturday night on March 31, 2013, and my husband, Frank, and I had been invited to come over to the home of our close and dear friends, Bonnie and Robbie Coblentz' home at 704 Bonnie Road in Plantation Homes here in Starkville.
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John McReynolds brought Cowbell Jasmine, one of the dairy cows from his farm, to downtown Starkville with him Saturday.
By ALEX HOLLOWAY
They called it the Crucible.
It was running course, spanning 4.2 miles of land that wrapped around the south side of the Highlands.
According to the World Health Organization's website, early childhood is the most important development phase in any person's life.
Kendall Graveman has been strong in all of his Southeastern Conference starts for the Mississippi State Bulldogs this season. It was no different Saturday.
There is a way to tell if Mississippi State pitcher Kendall Graveman is having a good game on the mound.
Starkville High baseball coach Brian Jones says "good things happen when you put the ball in play."
The Starkville Academy Volunteers only had three hits to show for their efforts in a first game of the doubleheader against the Jackson Prep Patriots Saturday afternoon.
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ECON 455: Principles of Managerial Economics
Prerequisite: ECON 106 and STAT 200
Credit Hours: (3)
Demonstrates the use of microeconomic theory and quantitative methods in the formulation of business plans and the solution of business problems.
Detailed Description of Content of the Course
The objective of the course is to show how economic analysis can be used by managers to solve problems and make optimal decisions. It demonstrates how managers can analyze: (a) demand side of their business, (b) the production and cost side, and (c) the effects that the market structure is going to have. The course focuses on the quantitative techniques managers use to carry out their analyses.
Topic Outline
1. Scope and Context of Managerial Economics
2. Use of Models
3. Elementary Mathematical Concepts
4. Demand and Consumer Behavior
5. Production and Cost
6. Price and Output Decisions
7. Selected Topics in Managerial Economics
Detailed Description of Conduct of the Course
The following teaching strategies will be employed:
Lecture, discussion, homework sets. Occasionally guest speakers from local businesses may be invited.
Goals and Objectives of the Course
After successfully completing the course the student should be able to:
1. Know marginal and incremental analysis.
2. Understand the methods used to derive the demand function the firm faces.
3. Know the theory of the production function.
4. Understand cost theory and the methods used to estimate cost functions.
5. Recognize the characteristics of the market structure the firm faces and how this structure affects pricing and output decision.
Assessment Measures
- Test I 300 Points
- Test II 300 Points
- Homework 100 Points
- Final Exam 300 Points
Grades are assigned to the customary 10-point scale.
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Valerie Bertinelli has actually felt 'Hot in Cleveland'
Valerie Bertinelli feels like she's back home being on the TV set of her new series, "Hot in Cleveland."
She was just a teenager when she starred on "One Day at a Time," with Mackenzie Phillips and Bonnie Franklin. The successful series ran from 1975 to 1984.
She's loving working with Wendy Malick and Jane Leeves, whom she's known for many years. And she's thrilled to have the legendary Betty White on the show, playing the cranky caretaker of the three women's apartment in Cleveland.


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First, I want to advice all that I'm italian so I'm sorry for my bad english.
I wanted to activate a relay by calling a phone number: the easiest way to make it, was buying an GSM module, but it is very expensive! So I thought to resolve this problem by exploiting the fact that every mobile phone screen blink when a call is incoming.
For make this project i've used:
- Very old mobile phone
- Arduino Uno Rev. 3
- BC547B transistor
- LDR04 photoresistor
- 10Kohm resistor
- Recirculation diode
- Relay with 5V coil nominal voltage
- Small box that will keep the mobile phone
- Breadboard
- Wires
Step 1: Make the base circuit
Step 2:
First I've checked if the box could keep the mobile inside itself, but in my case it wasn't able because of the antenna of the mobile.
So, I've done two holes in the box: the first for the antenna and the second for the recharge cable on the other side. I've also put some pieces of scotch for keeping the mobile fixed in a position and making stronger the holes.
Then, I've made two other very small holes on the lid of the box exactly in front of where the mobile screen is. (The paper scotch in the 2nd photo is useless)
So, I've put the pins of the photoresistor in the two small holes so that the component is facing the mobile screen.
At this point, I've put the pins of the photoresistor in the breadbord as the fritzing project image shows.
there's no need to set up a sketch in the arduino ? sorry for the newbie question i'm new in the arduino's world
How about a special ring tone?
set up your phone like this:
1. mute all the unknown number
2. set any thing to your or known numbers
3. use a headphone jack and a simple amplifier circuit
4. smooth the output with a cap
5. use the arduino AD converter to detect the sound.