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At Deer Park's 52nd commencement exercises on June 26, the high school Class of 2015 took a meaningful step on their life journey, celebrating in front of a cheering sea of family and friends.
The American Celtic Pipe Band again led the way, marching onto Al Centamore Football Field with a long line of excited seniors behind them clad in maroon and white, ready for their big moment.
Beginning the ceremony, the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Student Council President Taylor Morales, followed by a masterful rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by Jessica Orelus.
Superintendent Eva J. Demyen talked to the seniors about their yearbook theme, "A story to remember," relating it to an anecdote from her own senior year when she fell from a tree. "The moral is, if you fall, get back up," she told them. "And if you fall, someone will be there for you. I wish you all the best life has to offer."
In an emotional speech, senior class adviser James Henry told his students, "We've grown together as a family to achieve special recognition. You are a remarkable class and one I will never forget."
"Our time is measured in moments and memories," said wistful Senior Class President Taylor Brennan, lamenting how fast time has gone for the students during their high school career. "I hope you find yourself happy and healthy after high school," she told them. "Make spectacular moments and friendships."
A 27-strong vocal ensemble then sang the school's alma mater, leading into affecting speeches by the salutatorian and valedictorian.
Salutatorian Aaron Zhang began by mentioning his move from New York City three years ago, saying, "I know what it's like to leave longtime friends. In leaving Deer Park, we must not forget what makes this community so special. Have pride when you leave, and celebrate all you've accomplished." He went on to deliver a memorably metaphysical address, touching on time, space, mathematics and the universe. "It's easy to feel overwhelmed in the face of the unknown," he told his classmates. "The world you are about to enter is one of uncertainty, but look closer and you can find order and wonder. You are ready to find your way."
"Today marks one of the first turning points of our lives," said Sabrina Grunseich, the class valedictorian, reflecting on the students' shared journey at Deer Park. "High school was hard work but I enjoyed every second of it," she said. Grunseich's contemplative speech discussed the meaning of time and the ephemeral nature of accomplishing goals. "Take the lessons you learn and use them in the now," she urged. "We must be willing to let go of what we have done. The journey to achieving a goal is more important than the accomplishment." She ended with a hope for her fellow graduates, saying, "I wish for all my peers' journeys to be filled with meanings and firsts. Congratulations and best of luck, Class of 2015."
In an ongoing Deer Park tradition, Principal James Cummings welcomed back a face from a decade past, Class of 2005 valedictorian Megan Chrones Barco, who spoke of the value of gratefulness, even during difficult times. "It reminds you of how blessed you are," she said. "The choices you make during trials and tribulations build character." Citing the song "My Favorite Things" from "The Sound of Music," Barco recommended reflecting on positive things and developing a true attitude of gratitude."
The final speaker was Cummings himself, who noted the school's 94 percent graduation rate – tops in the town of Babylon – as a deep source of pride. "This is an easy class to brag about," he said. "I couldn't be more proud of what they've accomplished. This group has done incredible things – in the classroom, on the field, on the stage." He also made sure to thank the parents in attendance, saying, "Thank you for trusting us with your children." Urging the new graduates to make a difference in the lives of others, the principal ended his address on a high note, telling his charges, "It is time for you to make your mark on this world."
Their next step on that journey was to the podium, receiving diplomas from members of the Board of Education. Once all were seated again, it was time for the ritual of turning tassels from right to left, then tossing the caps to the sky. Leaving the field to the sound of the combined symphonic and ninth-grade bands performing Elmer Bernstein's "The Great Escape," the new alumni walked out to begin their bright futures.
The high-achieving members of Deer Park High School's Class of 2015 were recognized at the school's annual Senior Awards on June 4, giving teachers, administrators, local politicians and community members the opportunity to honor the students for the hard work and dedication they displayed throughout their high school years.
The awards, both school-based and communitywide in nature, covered a variety of areas of achievement. In some instances, students were required to write essays explaining why they would be the best candidate to receive a certain scholarship, while others were based solely on academic performance. Many of the awards were selected by a committee of teachers, counselors and administrators from the high school.
"The students sitting behind me represent Deer Park's finest," said Associate Principal Jeanne Kozlowsky in her opening speech. "As a result of these students' commitment to their studies, athletic teams, extracurricular activities and community, they have made this high school a better place."
Three different alumni groups – the Classes of 1983, 1984 and 1995 – sponsored scholarships this year, with a total monetary value of more than $75,000. "They felt it was an opportunity for them to give back to their alma mater," said Kozlowsky. Awards that were distributed to the students included checks, plaques, medals, certificates, proclamations and iPads.
At the beginning, Student Council President Taylor Morales led the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by a strong rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by Mauricio Montes. The high school's jazz ensemble, led by director Jerry Cannarozzo, performed before the ceremony and at the intermission for the audience's enjoyment. The band's featured piece was Glenn Miller's "In the Mood," featuring their saxophone section; other tunes included Steely Dan's "Peg," Chick Corea's "Spain" and Chuck Mangione's "Feels So Good," the latter featuring Jack Dillon on flugelhorn.
Rising to the top of the high school's Class of 2015 are valedictorian Sabrina Grunseich and salutatorian Aaron Zhang.
Grunseich, who serves as president of the school's National Honor Society and editor of the school newspaper, is a member of the Spanish Honor Society and Varsity Leaders Club. As a varsity athlete, she earned All-League for volleyball and Academic All-County for basketball. She will attend Stony Brook University this fall, majoring in chemistry.
Zhang, a winner of the National Merit Scholarship, serves as captain of the math team and vice president of the academic team. He is also a member of the high school's French Honor Society, plays in the chamber orchestra, and was named a Science Olympiad medalist and Suffolk County Math Team All-Star. Zhang will attend Brown University, majoring in computer science.
Deer Park was chosen by the Suffolk County Department of Health Services as the second annual SHARP Award winner, out of a field of more than 40 applicants. The district was honored at a June 10 ceremony at the high school's auditorium, where members of administration and the Board of Education were presented with a certificate by Dr. James Tomarken, Suffolk County's commissioner of health services.
This prestigious recognition was earned in part due to the district's outstanding wellness policy, in which Deer Park worked with Healthy Schools NY and Western Suffolk BOCES to develop a comprehensive policy which promotes healthy foods and adequate time for lunch, limits fundraising to healthy foods or nonfood items, limits the frequency of classroom celebrations that involve food to no more than one per class per month, encourages daily stretching and movement activities in the classroom in which teachers guide students through physical activity breaks, enables the use of school facilities by community groups to promote physical activity, includes nutrition education as part of classroom instruction rather than just in health education classes, and prohibits soft drink logos on school property.
Another achievement that significantly contributed to Deer Park being chosen for the SHARP award was the third annual Health & Wellness Fair, a free public event held last November which included numerous health-related activities and more than 40 informational booths.
The Suffolk County Department of Health Services develops and implements programs designed to help children adopt healthy nutritional practices and increase physical activity. It was required in 2012 by New York State to collaborate with Nassau County, Long Island hospitals and community agencies to conduct a community health assessment and create a community health plan for the years 2014-2017. The collaborative team became an entity called the Long Island Health Collaborative, which chose two priority areas to focus on for the coming years, chronic diseases and obesity. The SHARP Award was created in 2013 to recognize school districts that promote wellness in the educational environment and in the community.
"The movement in health care is toward wellness, prevention and personal responsibility," said Tomarken. "The Deer Park School District, through its policies and activities, is helping to promote healthy choices that support wellness and has earned the 2015 SHARP Award."
Three talented Deer Park High School actors came away winners at this year's Teen Theatre Awards for plays and musicals, presented by the Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts' Teen Theatre Committee on June 12 at West Babylon High School.
Mauricio Montes, who played Seymour in "Little Shop of Horrors," won Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical; Jessica Orelus, who played Clemma Diggins in "Proposals," won Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Play; and Christina O'Toole, who played Josie in "Proposals," won Outstanding Actress in a Supporting Role in a Play.
O'Toole was also honored at the annual BACCA ceremony for her work as a student choreographer for "Little Shop of Horrors," while Deer Park student directors, assistant directors and producers who were recognized included Anthony Anello, Taylor Bianco, Ashley Casella, Samantha Colon, Samantha Connolly, Erica DeLuca, Anthony Henkel, Aneesa Khan, Averi Lacoff, Megan Lipps, Montes, O'Toole, Faria Rahman, Alyssa Soldano and Catherine Taipe.
Among the recipients of this year's "Teens in Tune" for outstanding small group ensembles were Deer Park's Olivia Grizzle, Kate Keller and Orelus for their trio vocal performance in "Little Shop of Horrors."
Other Deer Park students who were nominated for Teen Theatre Awards included Joseph DeNoyior, Henkel, Destiny Parsons and Alec Winters, as well as nominations for the stage crew of the One-Act Play festival and for "Proposals" as Outstanding Play.
During the ceremony, Montes and Parsons represented Deer Park by performing a song from "Little Shop of Horrors."
"Congratulations on a job well done," said Teen Theatre Committee representative Janice Cosenza.
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The Eastern Kentucky University Center for Economic Education, with support from EKU's Office of Regional Stewardship, commemorated the sesquicentennial anniversary of the Civil War in Kentucky recently by providing a workshop for teachers in grades 4-8 that highlighted how economics can help students better understand this period of history.
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NEW YORK Stocks are climbing as traders shake off bad news about housing and banks.
The rise U.S. stocks Tuesday comes after stocks in Europe closed off their lows.
Traders have been cautious after the National Association of Realtors reported that sales of existing homes fell 2.2 percent in May. The report surprised analysts who thought deals would get a lift from a homebuyer tax credit.
At midday, the Dow Jones industrials are up 27 points at 10,469. The Standard & Poor's 500 index is up 2 at 1,116, while the Nasdaq composite index is up 18 at 2,307.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market was little changed Tuesday as bad news about housing and banks reminded investors about the economy's continuing trouble spots.
The Dow Jones industrial average slipped about 2 points in morning trading. Broader indexes were narrowly mixed.
The National Association of Realtors reported that sales of existing homes fell 2.2 percent in May. The report surprised analysts who thought deals would get a lift from a homebuyer tax credit. Sales fell to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.66 million from a revised 5.79 million in April.
Homebuiders Toll Brothers Inc. and KB Home each fell about 1 percent.
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Say it's nostalgia all you want....
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Great post, and sadly this doesn't just apply to MMORPGs for me. Most games do not really seem to care about immersion anymore. It is not nostalgia.
Blizzard Considers World of Warcraft 2
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
The only reason they would have to make a "WoW 2" is to completely overhaul the aging engine of the entire game. Entirely revamped world, characters, animations, etc.
WoW has gone in cycles since WOTLK. The population dwindles (In wow terms being 6 million ppl hah) they release the expansion and it explodes again. rinse repeat.
I mean what else is there really to do unless they completely went in an entirely new direction with the Warcraft story and it would be on another world. Which could and has been done in their expansions.
A bit surprised at the low population in game.
General Discussion « WildStar
Originally posted by Bigdaddyx
Couldn't agree more. A lot of friends and guildies quitting said they would stick it out if 25 mans were an option. Dailies are gross and lazy filler in my opinion.
Reasons why WS is struggling
General Discussion « WildStar
Its struggling because its boring and recycled. and my guild has been doing genesis for a while now. People stopped logging in at all. I had 5 other gms of other guilds losing ppl asking for a merge just to be able to make raid times.
Itemization stinks, even the raid gear.
Nothing to do but stand around in Thayd
Doing things with random pugs usually results in failure.
Leveling an alt is like getting punched in the nuts over and over
A bit surprised at the low population in game.
General Discussion « WildStar
Officially put our guild to bed the other night for the time being. Couldn't keep people interested to log in for raids. Did all the attunements, fielding 40 ppl, having some success. There is simply no point and at first it was fun, but got old insanely fast. People stopped logging in. Think we had around 60 active members out of 100+ on the roster, as well as 25 core ppl that have been gaming together for 10 years who all know each other. We had 3 ppl log in over the past 2 weeks. Lots of messages saying sub expires today etc etc. I cant really say I blame them, I enjoyed the game for a while.
I mean what the hell are you supposed to do once you get past the raid wall it seems a lot of people hit. Where the difficulty meets being to get 40 people into a raid. I found myself logging in, doing dailies and standing around in Thayd in my gear. Thats pretty much it.
ArcheAge has no lag compensation, no ability que. Destroys any chance of proper PVP.
General Discussion « ArcheAge
Spent a lot of time in the last few tests. Cannot argue, the animations / abilities absolutely have to be addressed. It feels very clunky and sometimes unresponsive. Almost like AoC when it launched though not as bad. (I dunno what it is like now)
What are your biggest complaints?
General Discussion « WildStar
Bad story, uninteresting world
90% useless skills on every class. No room for creativity at all
My entire guild seems to have quit...hah
Lag, run the game easily, yet sometimes my character feels noticeably behind my keystrokes.
UI still stinks, even with addons that take forever to set up.
Lots of bugs / botters / etc
I do enjoy the difficulty, I know a lot of people do not. The endgame stuff is indeed very challenging, but not very rewarding. The top end gear really is not exciting at all.
Hard to believe this madness is for a 9 year old MMO.
General Discussion « World of Warcraft
I enjoyed WoW for years. Few games I have played can say that. While I doubt I will be returning to it even though I like the direction the story is going and the changes, I am very interested to see what the Undead will look like with the overhaul.
Seriously one of my biggest gripes at release was that UD looked like marshmallow men crammed into armor.
That being said, the only thing that will ever destroy WoW is WoW 2. in my opinion.
still to many violent games
General Gaming « General Discussion
Find it funny and kinda sad that the most fun I have had in gaming in the last 3 years are from games resembling ones I played when I was growing up. The big titles with the high end engines just havn't done it for me lately.
If you like WoW, you'll adore Wildstar
Reviews & Impressions « WildStar
I loved WoW from 04-08. Started going downhill for me after WoTLK. It had a story I adored playing the RTS games growing up. The questing and leveling 1-60 was long sure, but I had a lot of fun. The servers felt like real communities. You knew the enemy and they knew you, and I made a lot of friends I still game with today during that time.
I hit 50 in WS. I don't think I will last another few weeks. Most of my friends have already dropped out. The leveling is absolutely brutal unless you team up with people. For the most part I wouold say the community on Widow is mostly positive and helpful. However, the story is terrible and feels more like filler. I made the mistake of rolling an Esper, I had a lot of fun up to the 30's in beta. I wish I knew my only viable option would be healing at 50.
The thought of re rolling another character is not going to happen. I cannot go through that process again. Which is odd. A lot of MMOs I have played in the past I enjoyed starting fresh.
Not saying I havn't enjoyed WS at all, I just hit a wall or something where logging in already feels like a chore.
My thoughts on Wildstar
General Discussion « WildStar
WoW had a great back story and lore for an MMORPG. Most of the people who bought that game at release were fans of the series. Leveling and questing, even though very long was fun for me. I enjoyed seeing places I remembered from the RTS games growing up. This was before the WoW Endgame craze, where people rush as fast as possible to farm purples. And that Endgame madness has spread to every MMO ever since 2007. The actual game itself is just filler. And that's Wildstar. I am 50, I am doing dungeons and what not, it is not that much fun even getting golds. Its missing something or I am just getting older I dunno.
A lot of MMOs now do not care about creating an immersive world. They know that the majority of people just want the endgame stuff. So they do that. The game starts at Endgame has become almost synonymous with MMOs. And that is a shame.
Bad story
Tedious quests
Boring world, no synergy or feeling of being on multiple planets / continents. Feels like just floating zones.
Dull classes / abilities / extreme cookie cutter for every class. Do not roll an Esper unless you wanna heal. Fair warning.
Aiming system is cool.
[Review] Neverwinter: An Astral Diamond in the Rough
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enjoyed the combat system, felt responsive and like I was hitting something. thats about it though.
Total fast travel hub world, feels too linear to be called an MMORPG
Uninterested quests
Mute community, or the usual overused insults.
These "MMOs"
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Definately not the only one who feels this way about the genre right now man. Theres about fifteen guys who I've been gaming with for the last ten years, mostly MMOs, and I don't think a single one of us is playing one right now. The last one we all tried out was GW2. I think we spent more time in Terraria than that.
Running out of things to do.. Recommendations?
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Mechwarrior online is open beta and is pretty cool, if you can manage to stay interested and get enough creds to buy a decent Mech. They are running a cadet bonus for your first 25 games atm so you can accumulate creds and xp like a premium member for a bit. The trial mechs right now are weak, they change weekly though and the community is pushing for better builds for the trial mechs so people will stay interested. Not an MMO but a decent time sink for me atm.
What has caused the literal surge of anti-social gamers?
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Originally posted by Iselin
That is because there are no consequences in games like that anymore for acting like a asshole. Especially in a huge game like WoW you are playing with people on servers you probably never heard of. Support tickets go unanswered for days or weeks. If you randomly queue the chances of running into any of those people again are slim. Players can just pay a bit and change their name, character, and server before anything could be done. There have always been people like this, but the server knew about them and avoided them at all costs or did things to grief them back if the chance arose. And finally there weren't millions of them!
I watched my brother play PUGs in Pandaria and it was absolutely nauseating. Everyone is an asshole, everyone is the greatest player ever not to mention that a 6 year old could play that game now, and as soon as its over everyone just leaves immediately. It just seemed so shallow and not what I remember an MMO being.
What has caused the literal surge of anti-social gamers?
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
WoW destroyed MMOs
Since 2007, its all shit and catered to whining brats.
I miss when a game would actually launch, you buy it, you pay the 10-15 month and whoa there are updates. This F2P, DLC etc nonsense is ridiculous and this whole thing now about paying to play Alphas and five different names for a beta is a joke. Finish the game, release it, and stop nickle and diming the player base.
Dont care if you disagree I don't know how if you've played MMO's since the late 90's and before you could even debate this. The quality and substance of this genre is gone right now.
This model of game creates the massive anti social attitude that is in every game now, its a race to the finish and fuck everyone else. And than you click a button and your doing endgame dungeons.
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regardless of all of this, the game that they are charging people money for, flat out sucks.
-"Combat" system is laughable
-Cannot swim!!!??? MMO's arnt supposed to be linear with no choice but to try and walk down the freeway if there is water anywhere.
-Small hills can kill you.
-Stamina runs out too quickly, most of my time was spent walking slower than a zombie to some place marked on my map. There is nothing to explore, seems anything worth going to is labeled on the map.
-Sneaking is pointless, sense bars just move randomly
-Horribly rendered graphics and animations
-Microtransanctions in an Alpha that go away if you die! hah
Stay away from this piece of shit.
General: Content Locusts Killed My MMO
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion
I could not agree more with this article. I havnt played SWTOR for this very reason. ALot of my buddies are playin it and they are all complaining about this very issue. Getting to max level should BE the endgame of a just launched MMO. Their should be entry level dungeons to get you ready for what will be coming up. And if your saying getting to 60 is original WoW didnt take you long or wasnt somewhat challenging your full of shit. Especially on a PvP server you could lose days of leveling because you were constantly fighting eachother. Which was fucking awesome.
This is the bullshit bratty new MMO crowd that wants their purples now and doesnt wanna do anything to earn it. And of course the devs will cater to them because they represent the vast majority of the player base and their sub fees. What a shame.
Aion: The scam from Aion online.
General Discussion « Aion
thats all
What would fix this game?
General Discussion « World of Warcraft
They fixed what wasnt broken and made it suck, sooooo a new game


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The great thing in this world is not so much where you stand, as in what direction you are moving. --Oliver Wendell Holmes Page 2 VILLAGE VOICE, VILLAGES OF PEBBLEBROOK MONTHLY NEWSLETTER~ August 2011 204 VAPB Homesteads What"s on Board . . . . with the Board Villages at Pebble Brook Homeowners Association MAILBOXES AND Monthly Meeting — July 7, 2011, 6:00 PM POSTS Italia Mia - Westfield, IN Please remember, all mailboxes must maintain the Board Members and Others Present same color, style, numbering and posts as the rest of the President Rick Foster neighborhood. Secretary (interim)/Treasurer Andrea Foster LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT Amenities Association Russ Lush 18 ½" 5" 6" Guests Christine Earley, Village Voice 19 ½" 6" 7" 22 ½" 8" 11 ½" Bob Tate, Homeowner If you are in need of a Mary Tate, Homeowner replacement, please contact : Carolyn McGinley, Homeowner Sandy Kern, Homeowner • Mailbox Make-over —Mailbox repair and repaint. 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The meeting was adjourned at 7:32 pm. work w/reasonable rates. Call 379-2581. The next meeting of the VAPB HOA will be held at 6:00 pm, August 11, 2011 at Devyn Diebold, Painting, weeding, Cancun Restaurant in Westfield. All residents are welcome. cleanup, etc. Call 635-7630. Zack Howell, VAPB resident 16 years. Will mow lawns & trim. Just a friendly reminder . . . Exterior Improvements Snow clearing also available. Call 896-3079. External additions and modifications must be reviewed and approved by the VAPB HOA Board prior to the start of your work. Submitted plans may be directed to VAPB HOA, PO Box 1033, Westfield, IN 46074 and/or send your request to any Board member listed in the If you would like to have your newsletter. We will give you a decision in 30-days or less. It is the homeowner's child included/deleted/change responsibility to obtain approval from the VAPB HOA (Board) prior to making any in the VAPB Kids at Work, exterior alterations to their property. If approval for exterior alterations is not obtained prior to commencement of the work, the homeowners risks please contact added expense if those alterations are not found to agree with the Christine Earley at continuity within the community. Refer to your Residents" Handbook email@example.com or for ACC improvements form and guidelines. call 696-5395. Page 4 VILLAGE VOICE, VILLAGES OF PEBBLEBROOK MONTHLY NEWSLETTER~ August 2011 Villages of Pebblebrook Village Connection ~ Welcome to the VAPB! Real Estate If you are new to the neighborhood or have not updated your resident information to the News . Board, please contact Andrea Foster, the VAPB HOA Treasurer (Agent), at Updates were not available at time of 317-867-2565. To be introduced via the newsletter contact your Neighborhood printing Greeter (see contact page) and/or the editor, Christine Earley at email@example.com or call 317-696-5395. Active: A big welcome to VAPB new residents: **17961 Candlewood Court Michael S. Henson and Alicia G. Henson to 17961 Candlewood Court, Lot 156! LP: $199,000 Prudential (Previous owner: Michael Brian Majava and Kathryn K. Majava) LD: 09/01/10 5134 Trull Brook Drive LP: $169,900 Prudential LD: 04/18//2011 Recreational Vehicles, etc. Pending: Please be reminded that boats, trailers and other water vehicles None at this time should be parked out of view of your neighbors. PLEASE, No boats, campers, or any other recreational vehicles should remain Sold: parked on any driveway for more than a (5) five-day period. The HOA will have it None at this time removed at the owner"s expense. Withdrawn None at this time Expired None at this time Care for your Lawn in August *: Indicates new ■ Order spring flowering bulbs for fall planting. listing ■ Keep newly established plants well-watered when weather is dry. **: Reduced ■ Don"t fertilize woody plants now. It stimulates late growth that will not have time to harden off LP: List Price LD: List Date properly before winter. SD: Sold Date ■ Hand prune and destroy bagworms, fall webworms and tent caterpillars. ED: Expired Date ■ If white grubs were a problem last year, the lawn should be treated in early August to prevent further injury. Be sure to apply insecticides at the proper rate and follow with at least 1/2 inch irrigation for best results. ■ Begin seeding new lawns and bare spots in established lawns in late August or September. ■ Established lawns can be fertilized beginning in late August, if moisture is adequate. ■ Keep faded flowers pinched off of bedding plants to promote further flowering and to improve plant appearance. ■ Spade or till soil for fall bulb planting and add moderate amount of fertilizer. Volunteer as a Neighborhood Greeter! Neighborhood Greeters to greet new residents for the purpose of: • Welcoming them to the Village at Pebble Brook Life is like a game of • Handout current directory and Resident Handbook cards. The hand that is • Obtain resident updates for the VAPBHOA Treasurer Obtain specific information to be introduced to the neighborhood via the newsletters. dealt you represents • determinism; the way you If you would be interested in volunteering as a Greeter for a specific section, please contact Christine Earley. (See Contacts page for the current listing of Neighborhood Greeters). play it is free will. —Jawaharal Nehru From the editor . . . Infected Emails Please be aware of opening questionable or unfamiliar emails. Verizon Recently my computer was compromised by opening an email from Email Addresses Comcast—the email was verified to be bogus. Unfortunately, the damage If you have a Verizon email was extent. If in question, DO NOT OPEN—DELETE! address, which had recently been bought out by Frontier, and/or if you would like to receive an electronic copy of the publication each month, please forward your VAPB SUGGESTION BOX new address to Christine Earley Do YOU have a suggestion, comment or concern that you would like to present to the at email@example.com, to Board in regard to improving our community? If so, email to any Board member listed ensure delivery of the Village on the contacts page or mail to Voice. VAPB, PO Box 1033, Westfield, IN 46074. (Your submission may stay anonymous.) Page 5 VILLAGE VOICE, VILLAGES OF PEBBLEBROOK MONTHLY NEWSLETTER~ August 2011 Noblesville Communications Department Neighborhood Classified Ads 6/16/2011 1:33:03 AM PEBBLE BROOK BLVD NEIGHBORHOOD CK CHECKS OK The Village Voice 6/19/2011 7:23:04 PM HOLLOW BROOK CT WELFARE CHECK CALL DISREGARDED will run your 6/21/2011 4:49:37 PM ASHBROOK DR SUSPICIOUS - VEHICLE UNABLE TO LOCATE classified ads, up to 7/1/2011 10:58:54 AM ASHBROOK DR NEIGHBORHOOD CK CHECKS OK 20 words each, free of 7/2/2011 10:24:21 AM PEBBLE BROOK BLVD THEFT - OTHERS CASE REPORT charge. for the VAPB 7/2/2011 3:51:04 PM ASHBROOK DR NOTIFICATION UNIT DISREGARDED Residents Only. 7/3/2011 9:03:06 AM ASHBROOK DR THEFT - OTHERS COMPLAINT ONLY NO business ads please! 7/6/2011 3:22:04 AM PINEBROOK DR/ASHBROK SUSPICIOUS - VEHICLE UNABLE TO LOCATE Contact Christine Earley 7/7/2011 2:35:28 AM PB BLVD/ASHBROOK DR NEIGHBORHOOD CK CHECKS OK 7/8/2011 3:32:15 PM SANDY RUN CT VIN CHECK DETAIL COMPLETE (see contact page). 7/12/2011 6:39:06 AM 17920 PEBBLE BROOK BLVD VEHICLE LOCKOUT ENTRY GAINED Have an item or Lock your Vehicle —Noblesville Communication Department two to sell? Residential: Never leave your vehicle unlocked. Do not leave valuables in plain sight, i.e., GPS devices, CD's computers, purses, cell phones, etc. Etch your driver"s license number on all removable valuable items. Install an alarm system that will sound when an attempt is made to break-in, move or start the vehicle; and always activate the system when the vehicle is unattended. Do not leave spare keys outside the vehicle or hidden within—store in purse or wallet. Replace knob-type door locks with tapered ones. Community/Public Parking: Park in open, well-lighted and populated areas close to your destination; and if possible, near security cameras. Avoid parking in or around trucks, vans, dumpsters or other objects that obstruct visibility, which may provide hiding areas for thieves. Avoid parking near loitering strangers or people sitting in vehicles. Be sure to turn off your vehicle, windows closed completely, lock all doors and take your Updates, keys. This includes those quick stops at a store/gas stations or in your driveway. Don"t leave your vehicle in an unattended lot for an extended period of time. information on the —The Times, Noblesville Police: Always lock your car, July 27, 2009, pg. 1, Vol. 104—No.288 VAPB HOA Need additional What you can do: information? It"s just a Jot down all serial numbers, description, brand and model numbers of items. Keep this list in click away! Where can a secure area and add as new items are purchased. This list should be extend for your home you find important items, as well. documents, resident Stealing is immoral and can be prevented by just following a few preventative measures. An handbook, VAPB HOA ordinance is under consideration, that would require reporting by businesses that buy second Board, Amenity hand or used items, such as, game devices, music CD"s and DVD"s, etc. This may dry up the Association, current market for stolen items to some extent, and provide the NPD with leads on potential suspects. edition of the Village Voice, and other pertinent information regarding the community? Parking/Common Areas Go to the VAPB HOA website at pbhoa.net. At no time, should ANY vehicle, boat, camper, recreational vehicle, etc. be parked in the common areas. These areas are maintained for the aesthetic enjoyment of our neighbors—they are not a parking lot. The HOA will have it removed at the owner"s expense. VAPB homeowners have the right to inform any Trash/Recycling Containers outside solicitor that a sign is posted at Please be reminded, that once trash day has come and gone, trash the entrance "No Solicitors" and recycling containers need to be stored out of sight. Please and that it is prohibited to ring do not leave them on the driveways or in other visible areas. doorbells or leave flyers on Your cooperation will be appreciated by all. vehicles of residents in the neighborhood. Ask for the Recycling is every other Wednesday. name and number of their If in question . . . look to see if your neighbor"s organization, or if on a flyer, recycling bin is out with their trash bin! and call. Page 6 VILLAGE VOICE, VILLAGES OF PEBBLEBROOK MONTHLY NEWSLETTER~ August 2011 Around Town & Noblesville Indianapolis Events 8/5-6 First Friday - Arts & Carafes N-8/7 Snoopy!! The Musical, Children's Museum Live Music featuring Bill Lancton, Italian Fest, Art 8/5-21 Indiana State Fair 2011: 155th Edition Show, Shakespeare. This evening also features the Sister Indiana State Fairgrounds Cities Italian Festival. Taking place on the East side of the 8/5-6 Marsh Symphony on the Prairie: The Music of square, the Italian Festival features the best of Italian foods, Billy Joel & Elton John featuring Michael music and traditions. August 6th, an Invitational Art Show Cavanaugh, 8p-10p (See additional dates of takes place on the square, rain or shine. Beginning at Marsh Symphony on the Prairie and other 10am –4pm, the show features some of the best local artists summer events on the Connor Prairie webpage) displaying and offering their works for purchase. Conclude 8/6 Dave Koz, Murat Theatre, $46 "art-filled" weekend Shakespeare in the Park 8/6 Journey w/Foreigner and Night Ranger, 7p 8/5-25 Indiana State Fair Verizon, 800-745-3000 http:// 155th Edition www.livenation.com/event/05004670FCD8FB73 NHS Band Day @ Fair 8/6 Monster Truck Nationals, State Fairgrounds Gate Admission for the 2011 Fair is $8 for 8/7 Rockstar Mayhem Festival, Verizon adults and children 5 & under are free. Tickets: $24-$68.50 8/9-13 Drum Corps International: DCI World Discount Tickets are $7. They will be Championships 2011, Indiana Convention available at all Indiana Wal-Mart stores, CVS/pharmacy Center & Lucas Oil Stadium stores, Indiana Farm Bureau offices, The Marten House 8/11 Big Time Rush, 6:30p, Indiana State Hotel, and the State Fairgrounds Box Office. Fairgrounds 8/11 Identity Festival, Verizon Music Center 8/5 7PM -9PM Jazz on the Square: Bill Lancton, 8/11-13 Classical Mystery Tour –Music of the Beatles, Seminary Park Conner Prairie, 8p-10p 8/5 6:30PM-8:30PM, Noblesville Cultural Arts 8/12 Def Leppard and Heart, Conseco, $30-$130 Commission - Friends of the Arts Fair Preview 8/17 Grand National Horse Pull, State Fairgrounds Noblesville City Hall atrium, $10 in advance or $15 at 8/17 Janet Jackson: Number Ones, Fairgrounds the door. Fabulous art, meet the artists, enjoy the 8/17 Stevie Nicks, Verizon Wireless, $19-$174 music, food and wine. 8/18 Maroon 5 and Train, 7:30p, State Fairgrounds 8/19 Lady Antebellum, State Fairgrounds 8/6 8AM-12:30PM 8/19-21 National Toy Truck "N Construction Show, Noblesville Farmers Market Wyndham Indlps. West Hotel Additional Dates: 13, 20, 27 8/20 Kid Rock w/Sheryl Crow, Verizon, 7p 8/6 Journey w/Foreigner and Night Ranger, 7p, 8/20 Lyle Lovett & His Large Band, Verizon 800-745-3000 Center Performing Arts www.livenation.comevent/05004670FCD8FB73 8/21 Demolition Derby, State Fairgrounds, $5 8/5-6 Marsh Symphony on the Prairie: The Music of 8/21 Return to Forever, 7:30p, Murat Theatre 8/22 Britney Spears: Femme Fatale Tour, Conseco Billy Joel & Elton John featuring Michael 8/23 Incubus w/Tom Morello, Verizon, $20-$49.50 Cavanaugh, 8p-10p 8/23 Tony Bennett, Center for Performing Arts 8/13 8AM -12:30PM Noblesville Farmers Market 8/25 Jimmy Buffett & the Coral Reefer Band, SALSA DIP CONTEST Verizon 8/26-28 Indy 1500 gun & Knife Show, Fairgrounds 8/13 Cicero Balloon Splash, 9am 8/27 Kings of Leon: Come Around Sundown, Red Bridge and Cicero Baseball Verizon Diamonds—20 hot air balloons float over Morse 8/27 Lucas Oil Indy Mile AMA Flat Track Grand Reservoir National, Indiana State Fairgrounds 8/19 7PM-9PM Jazz on the Square: 8/28 Midwest Reptile Show, State Fairground, David Hartman Band 10a-4p 8/28 Mystery Dinner: The Last Person Off the 8/20 Noblesville"s Summer Movie Series: Grown Ups Sinking Ship, 7pm, Indlps. Propylaeum Forest Park Shelter #1 Summer Movie Series: 8/20 Nefarious Noblesville Ghost Walk **Additional "Happenings" in and around the area (8:30PM - 10:15PM) 317-840-6456 may be found at 8/27 Saturday"s http://visitindy.com/indianapolis-events-all Fishers Farmers Market (8:00AM - 12:00PM) Carmel Farmers Market (8:00AM - 11:30AM) Cicero Farmers' Market (8:00AM - 12:00PM) RESERVE ADVERTISING SPACE N-8/31 Antique Wedding Exhibit $10—$12 Per Block, Per 50 Word Classified Ad The Old Jail and Sherriff's Residence—Noblesville Email to address below to obtain 2011 Newsletter Advertising Flyer for additional information! 317-696-5395 firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com Page 7 VILLAGE VOICE, VILLAGES OF PEBBLEBROOK MONTHLY NEWSLETTER~ August 2011 Back to School ~ August 2011 Houses Along Moontown Road If you own a home that backs up to Moontown All Schools Road it is your responsibility to maintain the 8/1 Special School Board Meeting, 8am grass and landscape up to the sidewalk that runs 8/2-4 DIBELS Testing, 8am-12pm along Moontown Road. Please do your part to keep 8/15 Teacher Work Day (No School) our neighborhood looking good and maintain this 8/16 Teacher Work Day (No School) area. School Board Meeting, 7pm 8/17 First Day of School 8/24 Early Release Day NHS/NHSFC Dog-gone it! There are a number of residents who walk the neighborhood for exercise. 8/8 Textbook pickup begins: Textbooks Dogs are not allowed to be outdoors without any type of restraint or for the Fall 2011 semester are to be containment. Your neighbor or pets do not deserve to be assaulted by any picked up before school begins. animal that is allowed to roam loosely. The covenants and restrictions require 8/8-9 Orientation for sophomores Aug. 8-9; that all animals must be restrained by a leash when they are outdoors. new students Aug. 10. All incoming Residents are encouraged to call animal control, if you witness any animal sophomores are invited to attend running free. a short orientation program to assist them in the transition to the Main Campus. This program will be held at the Main Campus from 9-10 a.m. on Monday, August 8 (last name A through L), or Tuesday, August 9 (M-Z), in the main cafeteria. The program for new students to NHS will be held on Wednesday, August 10, from 9-10 The day begins with the annual, river-clean-up effort. In the afternoon, the a.m. in the cafeteria. smells of grilled foods and music will fill the air as the anticipation of the race builds. Purchase Ducks To Support Main Street and Win Great Prizes!! Noblesville Middle School 8/8 Meet at the Middle: 7th grade The participants in the race always have a great chance for wonderful prizes. orientation registration—Seventh Dozens of prizes are awarded every year to the "owners" of the winning ducks. grade orientation will be held on For a chance to win one of these great prizes, purchase ducks to compete in Monday, August 8 during two the race. Ducks are individually numbered and you'll be assigned your sessions: 2-4 p.m. or 6-8 p.m. numbers at the time you purchase your ducks. Parents may come the last fifteen minutes of the orientation to help Ducks are $5 each and can be purchased at the office of Noblesville Main students practice opening their Street at 839 Conner Street during office hours; or you can order your ducks by locker. going to http://www.noblesvillemainstreet.org/Duck_Race.html. Noblesville Intermediate School 8/14 5th Grade Ice Cream Social, 5p-6p 6th Grade Ice Cream Social, 7p-8p BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches 8/23 5th Grade Parent Night, 6p-7p 2 medium onions, cut into thin wedges 8/29 6th Grade Parent Night, 6p-7p 1/2 cup water Hazel Dell Elementary 1 2- to 2 1/2-pound boneless pork sirloin roast No Updates Available 1/2 teaspoon chili powder 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper NHS Marching Millers 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder The Noblesville High School Marching Millers 1 cup bottled low-calorie barbecue sauce & Golden Guard will take their 1/4 cup cider vinegar show to Indianapolis on 1 tablespoon honey Friday, August 5, to compete in 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger the 65th Annual Indiana 10 whole wheat hamburger buns, split and toasted State Fair Band Day contest. In a 3 1/2- or 4-quart slow cooker, combine onions and the water; set aside. Trim fat from meat. If necessary, cut meat to fit into cooker. In a small bowl, combine chili powder, 1/4 teaspoon of August 3: Rehearsal, 9am-12p the cumin, the pepper, and garlic powder. Sprinkle mixture evenly over meat; rub in with your August 3: Ice Cream Social, 5p—8p fingers. Place meat in cooker. Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 8 to 9 hours or on high August 4: Full Rehearsal, 9a—12 p -heat setting for 4 to 4 1/2 hours. Using a slotted spoon, remove meat and onions from August 5: BAND DAY cooker. Using two forks, pull meat apart into shreds. In a large bowl, combine barbecue Tickets for Band Day may be purchased at the grand- sauce, vinegar, honey, ginger, and the remaining 1/4 teaspoon cumin. Add shredded meat; stand inside the Fair Grounds on August 5th. In the toss gently to coat. Fill each bun with about 1/3 cup of the meat mixture and about 1 tablespoon past the cost has been $6.00 in the morning ($2.00 for of the onions. kids 12 and under), and $10.00 in the evening ($4.00 for Make-Ahead Directions: Prepare as directed. Store shredded meat mixture and onions in an kids 12 and under). airtight container in the freezer for up to 1 month. To serve, thaw overnight in the refrigerator. Transfer to a medium saucepan. Cook over low heat until heated through, stirring occasionally. Page 8 VILLAGE VOICE, VILLAGES OF PEBBLEBROOK MONTHLY NEWSLETTER, August 2011 VAPB HOA Contacts Villages of Pebblebrook Homeowners' Association Board ~ Responsible for residential Villages at Pebblebrook Homeowners' Association. Responsible for residential common areas and the Moontown entrance. President Rick Foster 867-0515 firstname.lastname@example.com ~ firstname.lastname@example.com Vice President OPEN-VOLUNTEER ~ Bob & Mary Tate, interim basis email@example.com Secretary Sandy Kern email@example.com Treasurer Andrea Foster 867-2565 email@example.com ~ email@example.com Pebblebrook Boulevard Association ~ Responsible for S.R. 32-entrance, clock tower, Pebble Brook Boulevard, fountain and common area pond. President Phil Ephlin Pebblebrook Golf Course Home 896-5683 Business Phone 896-5683 email@example.com Vice President Jeff Curry Pebblebrook Golf Course Home 776-2357 Business Phone 247-8421 firstname.lastname@example.com Secretary/Treasurer Jim Hall, Secretary/Treasurer (Emerald Village 804-5552) Members: Mike Matthews (Representing Pinehurst Village) Jacob Nichols (Pebblebrook Golf Course) Rick Foster (Representing VAPBHOA) Tamisa Lush (Representing the Amenities Association) Charlie Kurtz (Representing Pebble Brook Apartments) Amenity Association ~ Responsible for swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball courts and playground. President: Tamisa Lush 867-4733 email@example.com Vice President: Vance May 867-0392 Treasurer: Russ Lush 867-4733 firstname.lastname@example.com Commons & Pool Tim Davis 409-9951 email@example.com Architectural Control (VAPB HOA Board) ~ Responsible for reviewing requests for architectural changes. Submit plans to any VAPB HOA Board member. The Board has 30 days to review requests and respond. Email your request/specs to email@example.com, any Board member and/or mail to VAPB HOA, PO Box 1033, Westfield, IN 46074 Neighborhood Matters—Village Connections. Information to keep the neighborhood connected on a more personal level and Neighborhood Greeters: Marty Davis Village Way, 5258—5202 Ashbrook (Even), 5247-5297 Ashbrook (Odd), Bentgrass Drive (877-1719) Pat Perkins All of Sunridge Circle (867-0122) Marilynn Bejin Candlewood Court (867-2610) Beginning in March 2011 The "Village Voice" —Responsible for preparing the neighborhood newsletter and advertising. Editor/Advertising Christine Earley Email: email@example.com and/or firstname.lastname@example.com Marketing & Ad' Works Home: 317.773.7921 702 Firethorn Circle Cell: 317.696.5395 Noblesville, IN 46062 VAPB Mailbox Address: VAPBHOA, PO Box 1033, Westfield, IN 46074 VAPB Website: http://www.pbhoa.net Block Captains: If you are not receiving the total amount of newsletters for your route each month or have extra copies, please contact Christine Earley (refer to contact page). Also, if you are unable to deliver the newsletter within a couple of days of receiving your bundle, are going to be out of town or any other situation that prohibits delivery, please do contact me, so that arrangements may be made. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Christine Earley @ 696- 5395. If a resident does not receive a newsletter, contact your Block Captain. Wanda Lawry 5267 Ashbrook Drive 804-2019 Bentgrass Drive plus 5247 -5297 Ashbrook Drive, odd side only 13 lots Marty Davis 5234 Ashbrook Drive 867-1719 Village Way, 5288—5202 Ashbrook, even side 17 lots Andrea Foster 17922 Tallgrass 867-2565 Tallgrass Court 10 lots Judy Knutson 17910 Tallgrass 867-8543 4845 – 4873 Ashbrook Drive + 4840 – 4873 Ashbrook 25 lots Dawn Brace 5163 Trull Brook 867-1737 Trull Brook 24 lots Phil Tomlin 17918 Albany Court 867-1989 Albany Court, plus three Ashbrook, same side of road 15 lots 5047, 5121, 5089, 5073, 5061 Ashbrook Kim Baker 17912 Hollow Brook Court 867-0876 Hollow Brook Court 9 lots Peggy Testa 4913 Bentbrook 896-9290 Bentbrook Drive 8 lots Jenny Tominson 17929 Racebrook Court 896-1049 Racebrook Court 9 lots Karna Chier 17849 Sandy Run Court Sandy Run Court 11 lots Judy Rothrock 17971 Candlewood Court 867-1919 Candlewood Court + 4860 – 4868 Ashbrook Drive, even side 15 lots Pat Perkins 18022 Sunridge Circle 867-0122 Sun Ridge Circle 24 lots Julie Kaminski 4823 Pinebrook 867-1448 Pinebrook and northern Ashbrook 24 lots Page 9 VILLAGE VOICE, VILLAGES OF PEBBLEBROOK MONTHLY NEWSLETTER, August 2011 CLASSIFIED ADS ROBIN I. 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The House of Representatives passed three bills on July 28 designed to protect U.S. critical infrastructure against hacking by boosting information sharing, advancing cyber technologies and improving the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity workforce.
One measure, by House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas), would codify and enhance DHS's National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center as the hub for information sharing on threats across infrastructure sectors, according to a committee summary. The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee reported its own NCCIC bill in June.
"Last week, the former co-chair of the 9/11 Commission testified that we are in a pre-9/11 mindset when it comes to cybersecurity," McCaul said in a statement. He said his bill would create "a true partnership between DHS and the private sector to ensure the distribution of real-time cyber threat information in order to secure our nation in cyberspace without burdensome mandates or regulations."
Larry Zelvin, NCCIC's outgoing director, has called for legislation clarifying DHS's role in cybersecurity.
The House also passed a bill by Patrick Meehan (R-Pa.) that would direct the DHS secretary to submit to Congress a plan for research and development of cybersecurity and physical security technologies. According to a Congressional Research Service summary, the legislation would also have the secretary report on DHS's use of public-private research consortiums to develop technologies for critical infrastructure protection.
The third bill, by New York Democrat Yvette Clarke, would require the DHS secretary to develop classifications for cyber expertise used in the department and make those classifications available to other federal agencies, according to a CRS summary. While the first two measures were approved by voice vote, this bill was put to a recorded vote. It passed, 395-8.
The Senate is considering a related bill that would authorize DHS to pay cyber experts more and retain them with bonuses, which the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee approved in May.
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