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USA Military Sealift Comman (MSC) Vessels Worldwide
$30,799 per Year
Mid Career
CIVMAR Support Center
Military Sealift Command
6353 Center Drive
Building #8, Suite 202
Norfolk, VA 23502
Job Description
Who May Apply:
Open to all qualified United States Citizens who are currently not employed with Military Sealift Fleet
Support Command (MSFSC) as civil service mariner (CIVMAR) employees. Relocation expenses are not
authorized for this position.
Responsible for proper Supply Support functions. Follows procurement, receipt, storage, Quality
Assurance (QA) and expenditure procedures for all types of material (End Use BP-28 Material, Depot
Level Repairable (DLR), Sensitive Items, Mail, Fleet Freight, Personal Effects and Classified Material).
This includes proper material identification, handling, inventory management, warehousing, packaging,
and transportation. Procures all shipboard requirements using Government/Commercial sources, Defense
Reutilization and Marketing Offices (DRMO), Reuseable Residual Asset Management System (RRAMS),
and all DOD, DLA, GSA agencies. Ensures proper material identification for both Government and
commercial items using management data lists, allowance lists, load lists, technical manuals, parts lists,
Navy Logistics Library (NLL), Master index of APLs/AELs (MIAPL), HAYSTACK, and commercial off
the shelf technical research systems. Conducts inventories and maintains inventory stocking levels IAW
COMSCINST 4000.2 series. Maintains files, records, correspondence and reports for all types of material.
Assists with configuration validations; processes and updates Allowance Change Requests (ACRs), Fleet
COSAL Feedback Reports (FCFBRs) and Configuration Change Reports (CCRs). Assists with the
handling of Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) as directed. Responsible for the proper use of supply
automated programs.
Minimum Eligibility Requirements:
Must be a United States Citizen of at least 18 years of age and possess and maintain a valid:
1. U. S. Passport with a minimum of 7 months remaining of expiration date,
2. United States Coast Guard (USCG) Merchant Mariner's Document (MMD), or Merchant Mariner
Credential (MMC), with a minimum of 10 months remaining of expiration date.
3. Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card with a minimum of 10 months
remaining of expiration date.
4. Must have 1 year specialized experience. Specialized experience includes the administration of
supply operations, and performing receipt, issue, stowage and inventory of all types of material.
Experience must have been at any entry level position aboard a MSC vessel with successful
completion of Storekeeper Basic Course
• Military Storekeeper experience (E-4 or above)
• Equivalent experience obtained in other Government, Commercial, or Merchant Marine
Evaluation Criteria:
Applicants who meet the Minimum Eligibility Requirements described above will be further evaluated.
Documented experience, education, training, and awards contained in the application package will be
reviewed to determine the degree to which you possess the required knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs)
that are essential to perform the duties and responsibilities of the position. A rating determination will be
conducted against the knowledge, skills and abilities to determine your qualifications as reflected by your
responses to the following job related factors:
1. Knowledge of basic material identification processes for standard and non-standard stock
2. Knowledge of Inventory Management.
3. Knowledge and use of Supply automated programs.
Evaluations, awards, training, education, and related MSC, military, and/or commercial experience, etc.,
will also be part of the rating process.
Conditions of Employment
1. CIVMAR positions are subject to drug urinalysis testing.
2. Able to obtain and maintain security clearance eligibility and assignment to a sensitive position.
3. Able to successfully pass the physical examinations (arranged by MSC) and maintain MSFSC medical
requirements. Participate in vaccine immunization; including a tuberculosis (TB) screening test is also
required. TB screening is not provided at the MSC-arranged medical examination, but can usually be
obtained from your personal medical provider or free at any local Public Health Clinic. If you have
previously had a positive TB skin test (i.e. a CONVERTER or REACTOR), another skin test is not
required, but you must instead provide the Medical Department written proof that you have completed
treatment with medicine (i.e. INH), or that you have started treatment with medicine, or that such treatment
is not warranted as determined by competent medical authority.
4. Attend and successfully complete all mandatory training courses, including Personal Survival, which
requires the ability to float in the water for a minimum of 60 seconds.
5. Be ready, willing, and able to physically perform the duty of this position worldwide at all times.
6. Be ready, willing, and able to work in shipboard environmental conditions, and wear protective
equipment worldwide at all times.
7. Entry-level positions require candidates to pass an English Language Competency Test.
8. Participate in direct deposit/electronic funds transfer as the standard method of payroll payments.
a. The tentative offer of employment will be rescinded if the selectee fails to report to any of the scheduled
appointments, fails the physical examination, fails the language competency test, fails drug test, fails to disclose employment information, fails to report to the New Employee Orientation, or is unable to obtain a security clearance.
b. In case by case bases, an applicant who accepts a tentative offer of employment will be required to
provide a VA Rating Decisions and or Office of Worker's Compensation Program (OWCP) Scheduled
How to Apply:
ALL documents MUST be POSTMARKED by the cut-off or closing date of this announcement.
Only applications received during the announced timeframe will be considered. MSFSC is not responsible
for obtaining documents to include in your package.
The following documents are required and are to be submitted in the following order:
1. A completed, signed and dated Optional Application for Federal Employment (OF-612) to include
social security number, US Citizenship, veterans preference and previous federal employment. For forms
visit www.sealiftcommand.com.
2. A completed, signed and dated Declaration of Federal Employment (OF-306), including Applicant's
Statement of Selective Service Registration Status, for forms visit www.sealiftcommand.com. For
Selective Service information, visit www.sss.gov. If you answered yes to Questions 9 and/or 11; or have
current or pending criminal charges and/or charges for any violation of law, court abstracts from the Clerk
of Courts are required.
3. A current United States Coast Guard Merchant Mariner's Document (MMD), front and back or
Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC), all pages and front and back copy of the Transportation Worker
Identification Credential (TWIC) with a minimum of ten months remaining of expiration date.
4. A front and back copy of your current United States Coast Guard license, and/or STCW certificate with
a minimum of ten months remaining of expiration date, if applicable.
5. A current U. S. Passport with a minimum of seven months remaining of expiration date.
6. A copy of professional certificates as applicable for this position.
7. If you are a current federal employee, you must include a copy of your most recent Notice of Personnel
Action (SF-50).
8. If you are a prior federal government employee, you must include a copy of your separation Notice of
Personnel Action (SF-50).
9. If you served in the U.S. Military Service, you must provide a copy of your Certificate of Discharge
(DD214) that shows the type of discharge you received. This information is located under the "Character
of Service" block of your DD214. If you are claiming 10 points or higher veteran's preference, you must
provide supporting documentation such as, a completed Application for Preference (SF-15)
(http://www.opm.gov/forms/pdf_fill/SF15.pdf). Additional information on Veterans' Preference is
available at www.opm.gov/veterans. You will also be required to provide a copy of the VA Rating
Decisions upon accepting the tentative offer of employment.
10. Resume. All resumes will include the following information, type written in Times New Roman, 12
pitch. (See template):
(a) Full name.
(b) Relevant work experience within the last 5 years including paid and non paid public or private
sector work experience related to the job for which applying.
(c) Colleges or universities name, city, and state (with zip code), major(s), type and year of any
degree received (if no degree, show total credits earned and indicate whether semester or quarter hours).
11. A narrative response to each of the Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (KSA's) will be provided. The
KSA responses must also be type written in Times New Roman, 12 pitch.
12. Last 5 years of Performance Evaluations (if available) and training certificates applicable to the
position you are applying to.
13. Job related honors, awards, and special accomplishments; for example, Military, Government or
recognized professional organizations related to the maritime field and performance awards. Submit
Failure to submit any required information to show that you meet the minimum qualifications as
outlined in the JOA will result in the applicant being found ineligible. Failure to provide a Resume
and or KSA's as directed in the JOA will result in applicant being found ineligible.
All applications and supporting documents will become the property of MSFSC, and will not be returned
to the applicant once submitted. Applicants are encouraged to make copies of all documentation prior to
How To Contact Us: Please send completed packages to:
Military Sealift Command
CIVMAR Support Center
6353 Center Drive, Building #8, Suite 202
Norfolk, VA 23502
If you have any questions, please email us at email@example.com or call our toll free Recruitment
hotline at 1-877-JOBS-MSC (1-877-562-7672). Please also visit our website at www.sealiftcommand.com.
WILL ADVERSELY AFFECT YOUR ELIGIBILITY. Federal job applicants who make a false
statement in any part of the application could be turned down for the job, fired after beginning work, or
subject to fine, imprisonment (U.S. Code, title 18, section 1001), or other disciplinary action.
In accordance with section 9902(h) of title 5, United States Code, annuitants reemployed in the Department
of Defense shall receive full annuity and salary upon appointment. They shall not be eligible for
retirement contributions, participation in the Thrift Savings Plan, or a supplemental or re-determined
annuity for the reemployment period. Discontinued service retirement annuitants (i.e. retired under
section 8336(d)(1)or 8414(b)(1)(A) of title 5, United States Code) appointed to the Department of Defense
may elect to be subject to retirement provisions of the new appointment as appropriate. (See DoD
Instruction 1404bb at www.dtic.mil/whs/directives.)."
1. Previous Security Clearance Issues (intents to deny or the revocation of security clearances).
2. Debts.
3. Previous felony convictions where actual time was served in jail for more than one year.
Any questions relative to this issue should be directed to the CIVMAR Support Center at 1-866-562-7672.
Selection for this position will be based solely on merit, fitness, and qualifications without regard to race,
sex, religion, color, creed, age, marital status, national origin, non-disqualifying handicap conditions,
reprisal or any other non-merit factors. The agency provides reasonable accommodation to applicants with
disabilities, where appropriate. Determinations of whether an accommodation is appropriate shall be made
by the agency as soon as practicable, after the initial application process and shall be made with regard to
all applicable statutes and regulations. If assistance is required to complete the application process,
interested applicants should call our CIVMAR Support Center at the above number and refer to the "How
to Apply" section of this announcement.
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The Annual Meeting of Shareholders of the Registrant was held on November 8, 2012. Matters voted upon by shareholders at that meeting were:
Proposal 1 Each of the management's nominees, was elected a director to hold office until the next Annual Meeting of Shareholders or until his or her successor is elected and qualified. Number of Shares Votes Name For Withheld Broker Non-Vote Douglas H. Brooks 60,745,058 1,333,102 5,254,441 Joseph M. DePinto 61,802,646 275,514 5,254,441 Michael J. Dixon 61,799,821 278,339 5,254,441 Harriet Edelman 61,661,270 416,890 5,254,441 Jon L. Luther 61,796,555 281,605 5,254,441 John W. Mims 61,800,399 277,761 5,254,441
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For Against Abstain Broker Non-Vote 61,513,877 352,327 211,956 5,254,441
In the Press Release, the Registrant announced that at the November 8, 2012 Board of Director's Meeting, the Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend of $0.20 per share on the common stock of the company. The dividend will be payable on December 27, 2012 to shareholders of record as of December 7, 2012.

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Once inside the park, choose the activities that suit. Highlights include the Coral Reef Aquarium and Marine Turtles Area. Admire the manatees of the Manatee Lagoon, or be dazzled by colorful butterflies in the Butterfly Pavilion. See howler monkeys at Spider Monkey Island, or explore how mushrooms are cultivated at the Mushroom Farm. The Living Museum of Orchids displays Mexican orchids in all their glory.
Wander a jungle trail to visit the Regional Wildlife Breeding Farm. Ascend the Rotating Scenic Tower for spectacular views, and watch cultural performances of Mayan and Mexican music and dance. You can even visit a Mexican cemetery and a Mayan Village!
Colonial history is not neglected at the St. Francis of Assisi Chapel, while folk art is displayed at the Hacienda Henequenera. Watch the sky turn a rainbow of colors at the Stained-Glass Plaza, or discover a pre-Hispanic ball court to learn about the Maya sports events.
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Justice for Rent
Wohl, Alexander, The American Prospect
During a recent campaign for a seat on a local Ohio Domestic Relations Court, a Lawyer from a small firm ran up against a political, ethical, and financial dilemma. His predicament began innocently enough when he was solicited for a campaign contribution by supporters of the Democratic incumbent. The lawyer, a longtime Democrat, willingly put his signature on a $250 check to the judge's campaign. Soon, however, he was contacted by the campaign of the Republican opponent. Would the lawyer be willing to contribute to their candidate's campaign as well? The lawyer, who almost never gave to Republican candidates, nonetheless wrote out a matching check. His rationale was simple: His legal practice involved frequent appearances in family court, and he simply could not afford to risk offending whichever judge was eventually elected.
The Ohio lawyer's story highlights an increasingly common and troublesome phenomenon: the dramatic rise in costly, privately financed judicial campaigns wherein the preponderance of money comes from lawyers and others with a direct stake in the judge's decisions. This trend not only poses a danger to the independence of judges across the nation; it also encourages the politicization and potential corruption of the branch of government that should remain most immune from such influences. The real irony, though, is that this problem is going unattended just as our national campaign system, including constitutional limits on political contributions, is receiving increasing scrutiny.
Judicial campaigns date back to the first years of our national history but now involve far greater sums of money than ever before. Consider, for example, last year's campaign for chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Spending totaled $1.3 million, nearly double the previous spending record set just two years prior and more than 10 times the spending of a campaign 20 years earlier. Or take the 1996 race for the Alabama Supreme Court, in which the two candidates together spent more than $2 million, about 10 times as much as was spent for a seat 10 years earlier. In Texas the seriousness and duration of the problem--even after the institution of reforms in 1995--have led to the recent filing of a lawsuit by Public Citizen challenging the constitutionality of the system. The lawsuit, which has the potential to affect campaign finance systems in other states, argues that a system that allows and encourages candidates for state court judgeships to solicit campaign funds from individuals and lawyers who appear before them violates the Due Process clause of the U.S. Constitution.
Much of this trend toward increasing expenditures in judicial campaigns dates back to a 1978 Calitornia judicial election in which Los Angeles deputy district attorneys recruited candidates to oppose unchallenged incumbent trial judges. The effort resulted in a significant turnover of judicial personnel, but more importantly, it marked the beginning of a movement that eventually led to one of the most prominent, controversial, and expensive judicial races ever: the 1986 recall election in which Californians voted out State Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird and two associate justices. More than $11 million was spent by both sides on a campaign that centered on a single issue--Bird's refusal to enforce the death penalty in California.
By contrast, the federal judiciary is structured to avoid precisely this sort of politicization of the bench. Under the U.S. Constitution, members of the federal bench are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate, and they receive lifetime tenure--a prize intended to ensure judicial independence and fealty to the supreme law of the land over any partisan attachment. The federal system is certainly not without its underlying political influences: Presidents appoint judges with a view to their judicial and political philosophy. …


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okay. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great, either. The plot
was interesting; not many normal teenagers have a semi-
famous mother, although this made it slightly hard to
relate to Mallory. She is a likable character, though her
moral compass might be spinning in the wrong direction.
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girlfriend, which makes me think that she doesn't respect
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This was one of those books that you finish and think Oh is that it. For a story that could have been so big I dont think this book climaxed to much. It was set in and around Mallorys home, school and her new workplace; the soap opera sets. Mallory is defiantly the sort of character that one could relate to if she were not so mallow dramatic, everything is always a problem and nothing is ever going right. But the author does write all her feelings with great description, so you can get a good insight into her world. I also thought he wrote the relationships involving Mallory very well. The idea of this book caught me, painful mother, exciting job opportunity, strange school life and there is no doubt that this all happened but it was all a little less stimulating than expected. Likely Story was obviously in the genre of teenage but compared to other books, I believe there is a lot better out there.
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I have become enchanted by the light, patterns and energy of ocean surf. Every drawing I attempt seems to tell me to go deeper into this energy and movement! "Gulls and Terns" is one of the latest of this series of drawings, inspired from recent trips to Oregon and California. Similar new drawings can be seen in the Drawings page.
Gulls and Terns, 22" x 30" pencil drawing, 2015
This drawing originated from a quiet afternoon at the mouth of the Santa Ana River in Southern California in November 2014.
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Archive | May 31, 2013
This is a look back at some of the people and teams making news in the St. Croix Valley 10 years ago, as reported in the Stillwater Gazette. Softball — Stillwater hands Anoka its first (5-2) and second (4-0) losses of the season while storming back through the losers bracket to win the [...Read More
A tale of the puma and the prairie dog (Editor's note: this is a continuation of last week's column) As I walked up the sidewalk I couldn't help but notice the immaculate shape of this yard. The trees were trimmed, the grass cut with laser precision, and there wasn't a weed to be see...Read More
BAYPORT — David Ybarra and the Northside Dukes will headline the inaugural "Rockin' Ribs on the River" event June 15 in Bayport with Mick Sterling and the Irresistible's and CRANKSHAFT offering performances throughout the day. Rockin' Ribs on the River, is 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. June 15 at B...Read More
County to pursue federal highway safety funds SRF Consulting Group, Inc. will do design, engineering and environmental studies on Manning Avenue from Interstate 94 to Minnesota 5 under a $618,000 contract approved Tuesday by the Washington County Board of Commissioners. On a separate issue, commissi...Read More
Move of Lutz paintings to Armory part of Guard's D-Day observance Paintings by a well-known mid-century artist kept in the basement of a Stillwater building will go on display next week at the Stillwater Armory. The Minnesota National Guard marks the D-Day anniversary Thursday with a ceremony ...Read More


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Local artist and musician David Escudero said volunteer groups in Las Vegas' storied history have always been an important part of the social fabric of this community.
"Volunteer organizations are what make a civilization great, the best things we gain as individuals is through voluntarism. That's the important thing to remember, you have to give a little bit back to your community," Escudero said.
"You can't sit still for the blues." Mary Oishi, KUNM disc jockey, chided those sitting in the crowd for not getting to their feet and dancing to the live music at Casa de Cultura's first "Ain't Got no Frijoles Blues Festival."
Sunday's event, which drew roughly 200 people, was conceived by Casa de Cultura's director, Miguel Angel, both as a way to bring people together through culture and introduce them to the wonders of King Stadium.
It succeeded.
All day Thursday the skies over Las Vegas were moody, with a threatening rumble here and there. Organizers for the 2009 "Student Fiesta" at Plaza Park said they were crossing their fingers, and hoping the expected downpour would wait until after the big gathering.
The Robertson High School class of 1959 celebrated its 50th anniversary with a class reunion July 30-31.
The get-together started with dinner at the Sandia Resort and Casino in Albuquerque. There were some 38 classmates in attendance, which included their spouses. They had a good time, going so far as revealing who had a crush on whom back in the 10th grade.
Well, it's that time of year again, and the city has once again decreed that I can only water my garden on Tuesdays.
It's uncanny, really.
There is nothing in nature to suggest that the plants in my garden now need only half the watering they needed just two weeks ago.
So the city has placed me in the same dilemma as many Las Vegans who are looking to grow food in their backyards — shall I obey authority and let my tomatoes and squash shrivel and die or must I become a scofflaw in the name of food security?
New Mexico Highlands University chemistry professor David Sammeth participated in an intensive two-week program in July to study global sustainability at the prestigious Santa Fe Institute.
The program, co-sponsored by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, explored global sustainability with a focus on climate change. Twenty national and international scientists, economists, social scientists, and policy makers presented at the program.
The Las Vegas Peace and Justice Center celebrated its fifth anniversary in May. and it continues to serve the citizens of the Meadow City using a model based on the civil rights movement, whereby the community shapes the work.
Twelve years ago, Patricia "Pat" Leahan arrived in Las Vegas to continue the work she had been doing in Minnesota in social work and teaching.
With a model's looks and humble demeanor, Holly Holm might not look like a professional fighter.
But the preacher's daughter packs a punch that has taken her to the top of the boxing world. The IBA Junior Welterweight Wold Champion will perform in front of a Las Vegas audience this Friday at Wilson Complex. She will take on Terri Blair of Louisville, Ky.
Holm was in Las Vegas last week to meet fans and give a motivational talk to students at the two school districts.
Perhaps you've sighted Bill Oshima on his 1973 Raleigh (once called the Cadillac of Bicycles) as he pedals toward the recreation center for a yoga workout; maybe you spotted him hiking the river trail to El Sombrero or to the bank at SECU. You might have done a double take as he pops out of his back yard wearing a bee mask or wields his push-mower and vanquishes the growth in his yard on Lincoln Avenue.
On the first day of school, Memorial Middle School teacher Clarabel Marquez has a way of getting kids to come out of their shell: They are introduced to Global Bingo, a game where they ask a number of questions and at the same time get to know each other.
Students are given a global bingo sheet with a number of questions like: Who traveled out of New Mexico this summer? Who knows at least 10 names of states in the United States? Who knows the name of the mayor of Las Vegas?
Keith Salazar is considered the most decorated student that has passed through the halls of West Las Vegas Middle School.
He won two national titles, was a national finalist in four events, earned 10 state championships and has four state runner-ups to his credit. But he said three years ago, he wanted nothing to do with Business Professionals of America.
"I did not want to join it. I didn't want to come to school dressed in a business suit. I didn't want anything to do with it," Salazar said.
It's easy to catch their enthusiasm, if you can keep up with Miguel Angel and Georgina Ortega, as the couple work on a seemingly unending list of projects at one time.
Their personal stories are compelling, but they don't want to talk about themselves.
Angel and Ortega are passionate about talking about their work with Casa de Cultura, whose mission is to foster trust and cohesion among diverse ethnic and social groups, by getting involved in educational and cultural activities.
Major Gen. Kenny Montoya of the New Mexico National Guard told the audience at the 2009 Employer Appreciation Day luncheon last week that New Mexico soldiers are as busy as ever around the state. He also said fewer men and women from the state are being sent to Iraq.
Montoya said a year ago, about 1,000 area troops were in combat. Now, there are 550 New Mexicans deployed.
On Thursday June 11, two speakers made presentations on Wind Turbine Noise to the Sustainable Las Vegas group. This meeting was part of SLV's current efforts to inform the public about sustainable issues. This topic is especially timely since San Miguel County is currently revising their county wind ordinance to more adequately address the issue of the siting of large turbine wind towers.
Obviously proud of his family, heritage and service to his country and his fellow man, Erminio "Ermie" Martinez radiates satisfaction and gratitude for the various opportunities afforded him during his 80 years of life.
Born in Holman May 18, 1929, Ermie recalls his early years of schooling at Agua Negra Presbyterian School. Noting that his parents, aunts and uncles had attended this school, he says, " It was not only the imposed discipline of the atmosphere" that impressed him, "but that they got the students interested."
Weeds. We hate 'em. It's really a statement which is true based on definition of terms. "Weeds" is not a term which is meaningful in biological terms.
A "weed" is simply a plant we don't like. So when we label a plant a "weed," we are actually communicating more about ourselves than we are about the plant of which we are speaking.
Local food is on the rebound, and I'm glad.
We have an independent, mom and pop produce market on Grand Ave. They are selling local, free range eggs, and hope to be offering more local produce as they get established.
Two years ago I couldn't find local, free range eggs. Last year they were sporadically available at the Tri-County Farmers Market and through the Barter Hours program.
West Las Vegas Food Services Director Dean Gallegos says food at the schools aren't typical of cafeterias. Students are served fresh fruits and vegetables, freshly baked biscuits, and hand-prepared entrees, he says.
Gallegos doesn't buy crates of frozen foods that just need to be thawed and heated or stuck in the microwave before serving.
Before the West school board took formal action on food service bids for the coming year, Gallegos outlined his philosophy on serving the district's students tasty and healthful meals.
For the past six years, Highlands University Spanish Professor Lillian Gorman has been taking a group of students on an adventure that is partly academic and partly an exploration of a new world.
And it's with an intense focus on the Spanish language.
Each summer, Gorman and about a dozen students spend two weeks immersed in the Spanish language at Casa Xalteva, a small orphanage and school in Nicaragua.
Each year, the students return home with many stories and fond memories of the special time they spent there.
ROCIADA — Many people around here have heard of Pendaries Village in Rociada, but few know about Camp Davis, which is a few miles down the road.
The camp, celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, features eight cabins, a dining hall and a recreation building, as well as opportunities for fishing, hiking and horseback riding.
In the summer of 1939, Coach J. Mule and Liz Davis founded Camp Davis. In the 1940s, '50s and '60s, the Davises had hundreds of kids from Texas stay at the camp throughout the summers.
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Christmas events
-- A Christmas poetry contest is being held for residents of DeSoto County. The entry fee per poem is $5; the grand prize is $50. The deadline to enter is Tuesday. For contest rules or more details, call Betty J. Walker at (901) 493-7877.
-- Graceland Christian Church, 2126 E. State Line Road in Southaven, is having its annual Living Nativity Wednesday from 6:45 to 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Call (662) 342-6098.
-- CrossPointe Christian Fellowship, 6400 Blocker Street in Olive Branch, will host its third annual Christmas Eve by candlelight service, "Home for Christmas," Saturday at 5 p.m. Come to celebrate Christ's birth with communion and music performed by Dani McCulloch. Call (662) 893-0913.
Pet adoptions
-- The Southaven Animal Shelter, 5813 Pepperchase Drive, is having a pet adoption special promotion through the end of the month. Dogs and puppies, cats and kittens are $20. Price includes shots and a free bag of food. For details, call (662) 796-2491.
-- The Olive Branch Humane Society, 7140 U.S. 178, has pet adoption days Thursdays and Fridays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., and Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m. Dogs are $100; cats $25. Call (662) 895-5328 or visit: obpets.petfinder.com.
Gospel singing
-- Abundant Grace Ministries Church, 9239 E. Holmes Road, presents the Almost Famous Gospel Singing Jubilee at 7 this evening. Call (901) 299-8831 or (901) 497-3503.
-- Abundant Grace Ministries Church, 9239 E. Holmes Road, presents the Almost Famous Gospel Singing Jubilee and Pot Luck Dinner Dec. 30 at 6:30 p.m. featuring the Almost Famous Crains, with special guests: the Bluff City Quartet, the Lo Note Duo, Peggy Kirk and more. Call (901) 299-8831 or (901) 497-3503.
Lifetree Café
Lifetree Café, located at LifeSpace, 2294 Nail Road W. in Horn Lake, presents a program on the treatment of criminals in America Thursday at 7 p.m. Admission to the hour-long event is free. Call (901) 493-6514.
Line dance classes
Beginner line dance classes are being offered at two DeSoto County locations. Starting Jan. 3, the Olive Branch Senior Center, 8800 College Street, will host classes every Tuesday from 9-10 a.m. Call (662) 890-7182. Starting Jan. 5, the Southaven Tennis Center, 3750 Freeman Lane, is having classes every Thursday from 9-10 a.m. Call (662) 895-1138.
Library raffle
The Friends of the M.R. Davis Public Library in Southaven are having a raffle for four tickets to a Mississippi RiverKings hockey game and an autographed hockey stick. Entries are $2 and available at the branch at 8554 Northwest Drive. The drawing will be Jan. 13. Call (662) 342-0102.
The CoverGirls, a group that makes and donates blankets and afghans to seriously ill children, meets the second Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. to noon at the M.R. Davis Public Library, 8554 Northwest Drive in Southaven. Call (662) 449-0752.
Christmas trees
Queen of Peace Catholic Church, 8455 Germantown Road in Olive Branch, is selling Christmas trees. The lot will be open weekdays 4-8 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m and Sundays noon to 8 p.m. Call (662) 895-5007.
New Year's Eve Party
VFW Post 10567, 1884 Veterans Drive in Southaven, is hosting a New Year's Eve Party Dec. 31, starting at 8 p.m. Music will be performed by the Three Rebs and a Yank Band. Admission is $10 per person; $16 for couples. For reservations, call (662) 393-4488.
Senior bus tours
The local senior-citizen tour group "Travel N Pants" offers a variety of senior bus tours. For details, call Ruth Smith at (901) 674-9331.
IAAP meeting
The Hernando DeSoto Chapter of International Association of Administrative Professionals meets the second Thursday of each month at the M.R. Davis Public Library, 8554 Northwest Drive in Southaven. For details, visit: iaap-hernandodesoto.org.
Mission trip donations
Crye-Leike Realtors, 6397 Goodman Road in Olive Branch, is collecting items for a mission trip to Honduras. Children and adult clothing and shoes can be donated Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call (662) 895-8300 or (901) 521-9736.
Bible studies
-- Providence Presbyterian Church, 7607 Getwell Road N. in Southaven, is hosting an Old Testament survey class led by Rev. James McClanahan Wednesdays from 10:30-11:30 a.m. For details, call (662) 349-2070.
-- A community Bible study is being held every Monday at 9:30 a.m. at the Olive Branch Family YMCA, 8555 Goodman Road. The group will be studying the minor prophets. Call (901) 378-0504.
-- Colonial Hills Church, 7701 U.S. 51 North in Southaven, is hosting a GROW Bible study for women from 9-11 a.m. on Tuesdays and 6:30-8 p.m. on Thursdays. Childcare will be available. Call (662) 393-2445 or visit colonialhills church.com.
Baseball tryouts
-- The Olive Branch-based Timberwolves 11-and-under youth baseball team is looking for players for the spring season. Call (901) 692-7542.
-- The DeSoto Hurricanes 13-and-under youth baseball team is conducting tryouts for the spring season. For details, call (901) 830-8924 or (901) 494-6309.
-- The Southaven Chargers 8-and-under coach pitch baseball team is looking for players. Practice begins after Christmas for tournaments in the spring and summer of 2012. Call Robbie Hayes at (662) 202-2183, or e-mail: email@example.com.
-- VFW Post 10567, 1884 Veterans Drive in Southaven, will have karaoke every Friday from 7:30 p.m. until close. Free admission. Call (662) 393-4488.
-- Hernando Post No. 7531, 4263 U.S. 51 S., has karaoke every Tuesday and Friday from 7 p.m. to midnight. Call (662) 429-7943.
-- Hugh Dancy American Legion Post 134, 2520 Goodman Road in Horn Lake, has Mr. T's Karaoke every Friday from 7:30-11:30 p.m. Call (662) 393-7327.
-- The American Legion, Post 1990, 1505 Gwynn Road in Nesbit, has karaoke every Saturday from 7:30 p.m. to close with Big Dog Karaoke. Call (662) 429-9020.
Alcohol recovery
-- The Greenbrook Group, AA and Al-Anon, meets on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. at Graceland Christian Church, 2126 State Line Road in Southaven.
-- The Olive Branch Trusted Servants group meets at the B.J. Chain Library in Olive Branch. AA meets Monday at 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday and Friday at 7:30. Al-Anon meets Monday at 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Call (901) 283-7673 or (901) 605-5021.
-- Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church, 3787 Pleasant Hill Road in Olive Branch is hosting AA and Al-Anon meetings. The Pleasant Hill AA group meets Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at noon; Monday through Saturday at 7 p.m.; and Monday and Friday at 8 a.m. The Pleasant Hill Al-Anon group meets every Monday at 5:30 p.m. Call (901) 299-9022 or (901) 848-3752.
-- The DeSoto Al-Anon group meets every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Maples Memorial Methodist Church, 8745 Goodman Road in Olive Branch. The "Green on the Vine" AA group also meets at 7:30. Call Gail at (662) 404-2853.
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Curried Turkey Wiches
24 Feb 2011
|Chopped leftover cooked turkey
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Peeled chopped tart apple
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Finely chopped celery
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Finely chopped onion
|2 Tablespoon
|Snipped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Salad dressing/Mayonnaise
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Curry powder
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Dash
|Toast slice
|2 Tablespoon
Combine turkey, apple, celery, onion, and parsley.
Blend together salad dressing or mayonnaise, curry powder, salt, and pepper.
Add to turkey mixture; toss lightly.
Spread one side of toast slices with margarine.
Arrange toast on baking sheet, margarine side up; divide and spoon turkey mixture over toast.
Broil 4 to 6 inches from heat till heated through and lightly browned, about 4 to 5 minutes.
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As an assignment for Spanish I am reading "La Ciudad de las Bestias" (the city of the beasts) by Isabel Allende. It's a very odd book about a boy traveling through the Amazon hunting a beast with his grandmother and a team of assorted experts. On his travels he meets Indians and a girl his […] [Read More]
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Vampires' midnight bites are a thing of the past. Embrace the world of the Werewolf! Okay, lots of buzz going on right now as you'd expect with the release of The Wolfman on Feb. 12. Wolfman, a 1941 horror remake, will send chills down your spine. This production is set in the 1880s, the film's […] [Read More]


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Spiny Waterflea Found In Basswood Lake In BWCA
Officials have confirmed the presence of the invasive spiny waterflea in another popular lake in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. The Department of Natural Resources says Basswood Lake near Ely will be added to the list of infested waters, as well as three downstream lakes and two connected rivers.
Boy Scouts Hospitalized After Canoes Capsize In BWCA
A group of canoeists in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area was to the hospital Thursday with mild hypothermia after two canoes capsized. The Lake County Sheriff's Department responded after receiving a call at about 4 p.m. of eight people in the waters of Basswood Lake near Ely.


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Southern Fried Cabbage Recipe
21 Feb 2012
This recipe is from HolidaysCentral's 2012 Oscar's Best Picture Inspired Menu, where you can get the full menu and other fun holiday ideas. If you have never tried Southern fried cabbage, you are in for a wonderful treat! Crispy, tender and flavorful, southern fried cabbage will change just about anyone into a cabbage lover. This deliciously addictive side dish is perfect for celebrating Best Picture Nominee, The Help, because it is such a traditional Southern comfort staple food. And, is so very simple to make so you can focus on the Oscars and not the kitchen.
|1 Medium
|1 , diced
|1⁄2 Pound
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), minced
|Packed brown sugar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Fry the bacon and reserve the bacon drippings. Then remove core from the cabbage, slicing the cabbage into thin strips. Pour the bacon drippings into a large deep skillet. Heat the drippings over medium-low heat and then add the onion and garlic. Cook until lightly browned. Add the brown sugar and sliced cabbage. Crumble the bacon and add to the cabbage mixture. Cook the cabbage about 10-15 minutes until the cabbage is wilted. Add salt and pepper and serve.
Alternatively you could combine all of the ingredients and add them to a slow cooker. First cook in the slow cooker on high for 30 min and then set the slow cooker on low and cook for 8 hours or until crispy-tender. Serves 4.
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Gear Review
Decent but bunchy
I agree that these gloves are simple and lightweight. They are definitely good for staying cool. The padding is indeed worthless though. My biggest complaint is without a strap, these things keep bunching up my hand. A minor annoyance, but not what I'm looking for in a glove. I will be getting one that straps on tighter next time. Otherwise, it was actually a good fit--just when I start riding it bunches up.
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Dustin Johnston ATLANTA – During the final seconds of regulation against Kansas, Trey Burke dribbled up court, crossed the half-court line, pulled up soon after and heaved a 3-pointer that was well beyond NBA range. The shot went in, Michigan fans lost their collective mind. The Wolverines won in overtime. But was it the shot John Beilein wanted? It's inconsequential to ask that question about that specific shot, but given that Burke has led his team so well throughout the season, is it fair to say his shot selection matches up with the shots Beilein would have him take? "I definitely think that most of the time. Some shots he doesn't agree with. But we're pretty much always on the same page," Burke said during a press conference on Friday. "You know, just playing for him for two years, I pretty much know what shots he wants us to take or what shots he rather us not to take." Shots like the one Burke took against Kansas and some of his other deep threes wouldn't be good shots for a...
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LANDOVER, MD - SEPTEMBER 20: Clinton Portis #26 of the Washington Redskins heads to the locker room after his team ran out the clock against the St. Louis Rams during their game on September 20, 2009 at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland. The Redskins defeated the Rams by a score of 9-7. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Former Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis was never one to hold back from being open and honest. So it makes sense that he be just as blunt as a retired player as he was as an active one. "The truth is I had a lot of concussions...
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'Invasion' Co-Star Joins Kristen Bell in 'Rome'
According to Variety, Dziena will play the impetuous younger sister of Bell's character, who decided to get married in Rome on a whim. When Bell's character, a successful Manhattanite unable to find love, filches some coins from a love fountain, she finds herself with more suitors than she can handle.
Directed by "Daredevil" auteur Mark Steven Johnson, "When in Rome" features an eclectic supporting cast that includes Will Arnett, Jon Heder, Josh Duhamel,
It's been several years since Dziena played Kira on ABC's short-lived "Invasion." Since then the "Broken Flowers" actress has appeared in "Sex and Breakfast" and the spring adventure comedy "Fool's Gold." She most recently completed work on "Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist."


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+ - New Nuclear Notebook: Non-P-5 nuclear-armed states (including North Korea), 2013->
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Lasrick writes: In this Nuclear Notebook, guest author Timothy McDonnell reviews the five states that developed nuclear weapons outside the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty—India, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan, and South Africa—and explores the milestones associated with each country's weapons program. These states tend to have smaller, less technologically sophisticated nuclear arsenals, and have conducted fewer nuclear tests than the five nuclear powers—China, France, Great Britain, Russia, and the United States. But in some cases, the author writes, the line separating the technical differences between the two groups' nuclear arsenals is starting to blur.
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YIELD: Makes about 3/4 cup
Chop enough shallots to measure 1 cup. In a heavy saucepan cook shallots in oil over moderate heat, stirring, until softened, about 3 minutes. Stir in soy sauce, water, sugar, jam, gingerroot, garlic, allspice, and red pepper flakes and simmer, stirring occasionally, until reduced to about 3/4 cup, about 20 minutes. Stir in lime juice and zest. (Glaze may be made 2 days ahead and cooled completely before being chilled, covered.)
Each 3-tablespoon serving about 129 calories and 1 gram fat (7% of calories from fat).
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TeacherGaming (team behind MinecraftEdu) and Dan200 (creator of ComputerCraft) bring you a clever new way to learn programming and computational thinking in Minecraft. Players start with a tile-based interface to learn the fundamentals of programming in a fun, accessible environment. From there, you have to find ways to use turtles to automate and extend your usual Minecraft doings (Mining, building, etc). Whether you are completely new to programming or you already have some experience, ComputerCraftEdu is an easy and fun way to learn important real world skills and get creative on a whole new level. Awesome new robot servants AND useful real-life skills? It's like sorcery, but with programming!
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Do I need to know any programming to play?
No. The idea behind ComputerCraftEdu is to give you an easy start to understanding the structures and logic behind programming. You start by controlling your robot turtle with a remote by giving simple one-step commands. You'll start actual programming by dragging and dropping commands to a grid area and gradually move to placing those blocks by just using the keyboard and finally to write the actual code with just text.
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BFG 5800 Ultra
Does it come with any software? Games etc?
If u have one do u like it?
I cannot find any info on there site about it.
im not sure about the bundle, but as of right now, all geforcefx ultra cards perform on level.
5800 Ultra's are all made by NVIDIA in special factories anyway. So the only difference is the cooling unit, and if its fxflow(flowfx) then its also the reference cooler - so its basically made by NVIDIA and badged by BFG. All the 5800 Ultra's are made to a very high standard (when you get it just actually take a look at it properly before you pop it in - very nice Q&A there :D).
BFG dont seem to have the card listed on their site, the terratec card i got came with 3 games (Splinter Cell, WarCraft III and GunMetal) but a lot of them dont come with any (and are usually priced a little bit less because of that).
You can get the BFG Ultra still. I've seen stores sell it for $469.00. Totally insane. Bullet PC seems to be the only one selling the Retail Box for $429.00 which is cheap for an Ultra.
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I have a pny oem gffx ultra 5800 it works great. :headbang:
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The Dipset reunion has been off to a strong start this year. After dropping two tracks, Cam'ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and Freekey Zekey also announced their short North American tour. Now they're back with the... Read more »
Dipset is heading out on a short North American tour very soon but before then, they decided to drop some new material to hype their fans up even more. In celebration of their reunion, Cam'ron, Jim... Read more »
Ever since Dipset fell apart due to their own personal differences, fans have been patiently waiting for a reunion. And when that reunion did eventually happen it still wasn't enough because fans were now hoping for... Read more »
Cam'ron was feeling mighty generous today, liberating two new star-studded songs. The first is "C.F.W.U.," which features Cam, Jim Jones and Hell Rell providing menacing verses over araabMUZIK's signature aggressive production. The second is a previously... Read more »
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Out today is the celebratory compilation from Fool's Gold, Loosies. That's right, Fool's Gold is five years young right now; what better way to stunt than to drop a massive, 22-track compilation featuring the likes of... Read more »
How do you take a big, unapologetic drug anthem and turn it up a few notches? Well, you could always do more drugs, but we can't recommend that. Another route: enlist Flosstradamus, Jim Jones, Flatbush Zombies,... Read more »
Azealia Banks has stepped her Twitter beefs up a notch. Today, she released a Jim Jones diss track titled "Succubi" that features production by AraabMuzik. Her rap gets vicious, accusing Jones of lacking authenticity, but that's... Read more »
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Oct 24, 2012 | 12:22 PM CDT
Coty, Karl Lagerfeld to Cut Fragrance Ties
Under the agreement, Coty has exclusive rights to continue to sell its existing inventory of products within the Karl Lagerfeld fragrance portfolio.
Oct 23, 2012 | 01:49 PM CDT
Would You Buy Perfume from This Man?
By: Robert Pasikoff
Brand Keys president Robert Passikoff digs deep into the message relayed by Chanel No. 5's latest avant garde ad, starring Brad Pitt.
Oct 23, 2012 | 11:01 AM CDT
Inter Parfums Net Sales In at $166.3 Million for Q3 2012
U.S.-based sales for the fragrance company increased 4% for the quarter, although European-based sales fell, while the company's nine-month results remain strong.
Oct 22, 2012 | 02:36 PM CDT
L'Occitane Announces 13.5% Net Sales Growth
The company's year-on-year net sales growth reach 13.5% in local currency, and it also saw its growth accelerate in the second quarter through both emerging and developed markets, with China and Russia among the fastest-growing countries
Oct 19, 2012 | 03:27 PM CDT
The Body Shop Expands into Puerto Rico
The Body Shop will open four locations in Sears stores on the island of Puerto Rico.
Oct 19, 2012 | 03:19 PM CDT
Levy Joins Perfumania as Senior VP, Chief Marketing Officer
Linda G. Levy has been named to the newly created position of senior vice president and chief marketing officer for the fragrance company.
Oct 18, 2012 | 09:42 AM CDT
Jewelry, Niche Fragrance Segment Makes Double-digit Gains, According to NPD
The prestige fragrance market in the U.S. also remain strong, according to the report, clocking in sales of $1.6 billion in U.S. department stores from January to September 2012.
Oct 18, 2012 | 08:48 AM CDT
Bacteria and Beauty: Microbiota's Game-changing Potential in Product Development
By: Marie Alice Dibon, PharmD
As more research—and more results—come from the study of microbiota, or the population of bacteria that help make up the human body, more implications for the beauty industry and its products are revealing themselves.
Oct 16, 2012 | 09:57 AM CDT
CCA Industries' Financial Results Up 14.5% for Q3 2012
The company, which owns beauty brands such as Nutra Nail nail care and Sudden Change anti-aging skin care, recorded revenue of $14 million for the period.
Oct 15, 2012 | 12:04 PM CDT
LVMH Reports Record Revenue of €19.9 Billion
The company increased its revenue 22% overall over the same time period in 2011, and its perfumes and cosmetics business group saw organic revenue grow 8% as well.


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Danny Crichton
Danny Crichton is an award-winning researcher and writer on regional innovation hubs with an intense passion for building companies and building nations. He is currently a doctoral student at the Harvard Kennedy School, and a contributing writer for TechCrunch.
Founding his first company in high school, Danny was formerly an investor at General Catalyst Partners, where he engaged companies in the mobile, labor, defense and security spaces. He led the technical infrastructure for SignalFire, a data-driven talent firm, and worked on several of the firm's investments.
In 2011-2012, Danny was a Fulbright Scholar in South Korea, where he was a visiting researcher at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Daejeon. His research investigated the impact of Korean government policy on the engineering pipeline of new graduates between high school and the workforce, as well as the individuals and groups that have formed in the Seoul regional innovation hub. He presented his research at KAIST, the Korean-American Education Commission (KAEC), Samsung's Global Strategy Group, and on the Korean radio station Arirang.
Before leaving the United States, he worked in product management at Google, where he conceived and launched Google+ Search.
While at Stanford University in California, Danny wrote an award-winning thesis on the history of Silicon Valley and Stanford's Department of Computer Science, developing a novel ecosystem-based model to analyze the unique development of the world's most recognized regional innovation hub. He presented the paper at the Triple Helix Conference, one of the largest research organizations devoted to building regional innovation throughout the world.
He has been quoted in The New York Times, Forbes, New York Magazine, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, BusinessInsider, as well as by the National Academies of Science.
Danny graduated with honors and Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford University with a B.S. in Mathematical and Computational Science.CrunchBase profile →
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Crawford addresses staff hiring • FROM THE EDITOR: In response to John Seibel's letter to the editor in last week's edition, Randy Crawford, Marion County Road and Bridge superintendent, reviewed the process that led to the hiring of Larry Cushenberry as the department's assistant supervisor. Crawford said four people responded to the public advertisement for the position. One of the […]Read more ›
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Was job awarded on performance? A recent job opening for Marion County assistant to Road and Bridge Supervisor Randy Crawford had three applicants. The job was awarded to Larry Cushenberry. Was Mr. Cushenberry selected for this position based on his excellent work performance or as a reward for being Lori Crawford-Lalouette's election treasurer and the lead person for her campaign […]Read more ›
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Gesture generous, but misdirected Thank-you to the anonymous Guardian of the Ribbon who gave my daughter a teddy bear at the Hillsboro Et Cetera shop and offered words of support and encouragement Saturday, June 6. It was a heartfelt and generous gesture. Awkwardly, however, the gesture was misdirected. Although I am a woman with no hair who sometimes wears a […]Read more ›
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Appreciation for great volunteers I want to openly express my appreciation for the many volunteers who participated in tree-planting and cleanup events at Marion Reservoir this past weekend. I was truly amazed, grateful and proud. I was amazed at the achievement of the 27 Peabody-Burns High School students and faculty who hand-dug and planted more than 750 trees! Above that, […]Read more ›
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Worldview not the same as truth As we face issues of the church and society, we respond based on our worldview. America's worldview seems to be changing and we are taught tolerance and adaptation. In some issues change is good; however, there needs to be a basis for change and tolerance or the rules of life become uncertain and there […]Read more ›
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'Parable' not an equal comparison "The parable of Pete" by Bob Woelk (March 11) is a skillfully written editorial. However, comparing left-handed people to homosexuals is not comparing apples to apples. God has spoken concerning homosexuality and declared it morally wrong, which He did not do about being left-handed: • "You shall not lie with a male as with a […]Read more ›
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2012 energy code is devastating I was shocked and became physically ill when I read what was done. Hillsboro adopted the same code as Greensburg, the grandiose 2012 International Energy Efficiency Code to save energy and the planet. This independent energy guideline code comes out every three years and its goal is to be more energy efficient every cycle. Of […]Read more ›
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An encounter with Dean Smith My story with Dean Smith goes something like this…. I tried like everything to go through his secretary to line up an interview for my book, "Hallowed Hardwood." But it was a brick wall. So, I asked, "I know he loves basketball history and Kansas. Should I write him a letter?" She said, "Sure, go […]Read more ›
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At our community conference call last week a request came up for a community IT Pro Community Certification Gathering.
If we were to pilot a "Community Certification Program", what should it look look?
Please fill out the survey at...
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1) Do you think this would be a valuable program?
2) If it were held in Waltham Ma, would you attend? What city do you work or live in and how far would you travel?
3) I am thinking that the first topic should probably something with wide appeal. Perhaps Windows 7? What do you think about this topic and what other topics might be of interest?
4) If we did the certification training based on a book, (MS Press Cert book for example) would you be able to purchase the book as part of the materials required?
5) Would one evening a week be an acceptable schedule?
6) Would you be interested in a bootcamp style course (in the future) where we do 2 nights a week or even more to get through the material very quickly?
7) What other thoughts or ideas do you have about this type of program?
8) Are you interested and qualified to teach any topics? Do you know anyone that would be interested and qualified in teaching?
Please understand much has to happen to pull something like this off. This message is not a statement that we will be doing this. It is more a question of should we try to work out the logistics to make it happen. As a new member of the MCT community I do not yet know about what I can and cannot do but i will find out.
Hi Dan,
I love to have this for our NYeWin members in New York. Back in 2003 when Small Business Server 2003 was first released. Microsoft SBS group released a copy of the official Microsoft SBS server cert courseware to user group leader to conduct local training classes. The courseware included instructor and student guide and hands on lab disk. It will be great if we can do something like this.
Such a great idea, I'd love to see it come together. I would say it's better if you reach out to the existing Computer/Microsoft user groups and forms such as techexams.net and develop existing web communities.
Couple it with say something like the itidiots.com podcast or something more formal like vtc.com.
Depends what "community certification" means.


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Modern Neutrals Blog Tour – reminder!
As you know I had a group of friends participating in a blog hop for Modern Neutrals this week! If you haven't started yet, you should catch up on all the posts and enter to win a copy of Modern Neutrals!
Complete the form, and be entered to win one of 10 e-books, those with all correct answers will be eligible to win a signed copy from me, and a little something extra from my stash!
Follow along all week & win!
Monday – September 2
Natalia at Piece N Quilt
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The family of the late Evie Brown Coker would like to thank everyone for their prayers, flowers, cards and telephone calls during our families' loss.
A special thank you to all the sitters whose help was so very much appreciated during our Mother's illness.
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When spring brings those first few sunny days, we start to dream about spending more time outdoors. Whether it's tending to the garden, taking the kids to the park, or enjoying other outdoor activities, that promise of warm weather makes us want to go outside and play. It might still be too early to enjoy the great outdoors to the fullest, but bringing a little of the outdoors inside for spring decorating is an enjoyable compromise.
Why should winter holidays have all the fun? Every season is an opportunity to decorate the fireplace and hearth. Be certain you're following safety rules when planning your décor.
- Don't place flammable materials on the hearth
- Never block the glass doors of a gas fireplace or the safety screen
- Keep fireplace utensils within reach for wood-burning units
- Have your stove or fireplace cleaned and inspected at least once per year, more for heavy use, to prevent chimney fires and malfunctions
Spring Garland Ideas
Mantels are made to decorate. Protect them by using removable adhesive-backed hooks or mounting tape instead of nails and screws to hang a spring garland.
Blown Egg Garland – Poke a small hole in the top and bottom of a whole egg and blow the contents into a bowl. This technique takes practice, but after one or two successes you'll find your best method. Save the raw egg to make omelets. Wash the empty shells and dye them with color tabs. String the eggs onto decorative wire purchased at the craft store and hang your new garland on the mantel. For a sophisticated look, dye all the eggs one color. If you have children helping with the project, let them draw designs on the dyed eggs with markers.
New Sprout Garland – For this fresh-cut garland, use tree trimmings with new green leaves or budding flowers, a ¼-inch wooden dowel, and garden twine. The dowel will serve as a "backbone" to the twigs. Wrap the twigs onto the dowel with the twine. Start at one end of the dowel, wrap, and add more twigs as needed. Continue wrapping and adding twigs until you've reached the other end of the dowel. Let twig ends stick out unevenly on both ends of the dowel for a natural look. Place the garland on top of the mantel – no hooks needed!


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I am using it on a Mac and it looks fabulous! I also connected it to my PC and worked great. I was so impressed I am looking for the VX924 for my PC only because it is a 19" instead of a 17". Great job Viewsonic!
Buy.com delivers!2/9/2006
Ordered this monitor with standard shipping on a Thursday and received it on Friday! Now that's what I call service! Viewsonic has always been at the top of my list when it comes to monitors. This is my second monitor that I use at home and the color is great with no dead pixels and setup is a breeze. I use the digital interface which makes a difference when it comes to viewing photos and small text documents. Overall, the VX724 is a solid monitor that's great for home or business. Thanks Buy.com!1 Helpful | 0 Not Helpful