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- The properties of anticausatives crosslinguistically (2006)
- The causative/anticausative alternation has been the topic of much typological and theoretical discussion in the linguistic literature. This alternation is characterized by verbs with transitive and intransitive uses, such that the transitive use of a verb V means roughly "cause to Vintransitive" (see Levin 1993). The discussion revolves around two issues: the first one concerns the similarities and differences between the anticausative and the passive, and the second one concerns the derivational relationship, if any, between the transitive and intransitive variant. With respect to the second issue, a number of approaches have been developed. Judging the approach conceptually unsatisfactory, according to which each variant is assigned an independent lexical entry, it was concluded that the two variants have to be derivationally related. The question then is which one of the two is basic and where this derivation takes place in the grammar. Our contribution to this discussion is to argue against derivational approaches to the causative / anticausative alternation. We focus on the distribution of PPs related to external arguments (agent, causer, instrument, causing event) in passives and anticausatives of English, German and Greek and the set of verbs undergoing the causative/anticausative alternation in these languages. We argue that the crosslinguistic differences in these two domains provide evidence against both causativization and detransitivization analyses of the causative / anticausative alternation. We offer an approach to this alternation which builds on a syntactic decomposition of change of state verbs into a Voice and a CAUS component. Crosslinguistic variation in passives and anticausatives depends on properties of Voice and its combinations with CAUS and various types of roots.
- From hierarchies to features : person splits and direct-inverse alternations (2006)
- In the recent literature there is growing interest in the morpho-syntactic encoding of hierarchical effects. The paper investigates one domain where such effects are attested: ergative splits conditioned by person. This type of splits is then compared to hierarchical effects in direct-inverse alternations. On the basis of two case studies (Lummi instantiating an ergative split person language and Passamaquoddy an inverse language) we offer an account that makes no use of hierarchies as a primitive. We propose that the two language types differ as far as the location of person features is concerned. In inverse systems person features are located exclusively in T, while in ergative systems, they are located in T and a particular type of v. A consequence of our analysis is that Case checking in split and inverse systems is guided by the presence/absence of specific phi-features. This in turn provides evidence for a close connection between Case and phi-features, reminiscent of Chomsky's (2000, 2001) Agree.
- Instrument subjects are agents or causers (2006)
- It has often been noticed that one syntactic argument position can be realized by elements which seem to realize different thematic roles. This is notably the case with the external argument position of verbs of change of state which licenses volitional agents, instruments or natural forces/causers, showing the generality and abstractness of the external argument relation. (1) a. John broke the window (Agent) b. The hammer broke the window (Instrument) c. The storm broke the window (Causer) In order to capture this generality, Van Valin & Wilkins (1996) and Ramchand (2003) among others have proposed that the thematic role of the external argument position is in fact underspecified. The relevant notion is that of an effector (in Van Valin & Wilkins) or of an abstract causer/initiator (in Ramchand). In this paper we argue against a total underspecification of the external argument relation. While we agree that (1b) does not instantiate an instrument theta role in subject position, we argue that a complete underspecification of the external theta-position is not feasible, but that two types of external theta roles have to be distinguished, Agents and Causers. Our arguments are based on languages where Agents and Causers show morpho-syntactic independence (section 2.1) and the behavior of instrument subjects in English, Dutch, German and Greek (section 2.2 and 3). We show that instrument subjects are either Agent or Causer like. In section (4) we give an analysis how arguments realizing these thematic notions are introduced into syntax.
- Pieces of the be perfect in German and older English (2006)
- This paper examines the development of periphrastic constructions involving auxiliary "have" and "be" with a past participle in the history of English, on the basis of parsed electronic corpora. It is argued that the two constructions represented distinct syntactic and semantic structures: while the one with have developed into a true perfect in the course of Middle English, the one with be remained a stative resultative throughout its history. In this way, it is explained why the be construction was rarely or never used in a number of contexts, including past counterfactuals, iteratives, duratives, certain kinds of infinitives and various other utterance types that cannot be characterized as perfects of result. When the construction with have became a true perfect, it was used in such contexts, regardless of the identity of the main verb, leading to the appearance of have with verbs like come which had previously only taken be. Crucially, however, have was not spreading at the expense of be, as the be perfect had never been used in such contexts, but rather at the expense of the old simple past. At least until the end of the Early Modern English period, the shift in the relative frequency of have and be perfects is to be explained in terms of the expansion of the former into new contexts, while the latter remained stable. A formal analysis is proposed, taking as its starting point a comparison with German which shows that the older English be perfect indeed behaves more like the German stative passive than its haben and sein perfects.
- Linguosomatische Sprachdidaktik : Wissenschaftstheoretische Grundlegung (2006)
- Die Theorie des sprachlichen Lernens und Lehrens ist bis in die siebziger Jahre des 20. Jahrhunderts hinein eine "Meisterlehre" (Müller-Michaels 1980) gewesen. Große Vorbilder eines Volkes (z.B. Mose), Leiter philosophischer Schulen (z.B. Platon) oder Äbte von Klöstern (z.B. Augustinus) und schließlich staatlich geprüfte Oberstudiendirektoren (z.B. Ulshöfer) beschrieben den jüngeren Kollegen, was sich beim Lehren der Sprache über Jahrzehnte bewährt habe: wie man am besten den Sprachunterricht erteile (Müller 1922, Seidemann 1973, Ulshöfer 1968, Essen 1968). Mit der Etablierung der Sprachdidaktiken an den Universitäten ist das Konzept der "norm-setzenden Handlungswissenschaften" Müller-Michaels 1980, Ivo 1975) entwickelt worden. Der Forscher (nicht mehr als Meister der Praxis ausgewiesen) untersucht die Prozesse des sprachlichen Lehrens und Lernens, indem er im "Feld" des Praktikers Erhebungen anstellt, um anschließend die erhobenen Daten einer Hypothesenprüfung zu unterziehen. Als Handlungsfeld wird besonders die Schule berücksichtigt. Die Methoden der Forschung sind vorwiegend "quasi-experimentell". In der Nachfolge der Sprachtheorie Chomsky´s (Chomsky 1965) sind die experimentellen Ansätze zur Untersuchung des Spracherwerbs, der Spracherwerbsstörung und der betreffenden Interventionen entwickelt worden (de Villiers/ de Villiers 1970, Hörmann 1978). Ort der Untersuchung ist das Labor. Das Design dieser Sprachdidaktik (bzw. Psycholinguistik, Kognitionswissenschaften etc.) ist experimentell (z.B. Herrmann 2004). Alle drei Konzepte stehen sich in vielerlei Hinsicht antagonistisch gegenüber. Sie auseinander zu halten - und andererseits mit Gewinn aufeinander zu beziehen -, gehört zu den Basis-Fähigkeiten der linguosomatischen Berufe und ihrer zugrundeliegenden Theorie (Beispiel Sprachlehrberufe, Phoniatrie, Sprachheil-Sonderpädagogik, psychosomatische Sprachtherapien). Daher sind die signifikanten Gegensätze der drei Konzepte herauszuarbeiten und ihre widerstrebenden Konsequenzen aufeinander zu beziehen.
- Comparing lexicalized grammar formalisms in an empirically adequate way : the notion of generative attachment capacity (2006)
- The work presented here addresses the question of how to determine whether a grammar formalism is powerful enough to describe natural languages. The expressive power of a formalism can be characterized in terms of i) the string languages it generates (weak generative capacity (WGC)) or ii) the tree languages it generates (strong generative capacity (SGC)). The notion of WGC is not enough to determine whether a formalism is adequate for natural languages. We argue that even SGC is problematic since the sets of trees a grammar formalism for natural languages should be able to generate is difficult to determine. The concrete syntactic structures assumed for natural languages depend very much on theoretical stipulations and empirical evidence for syntactic structures is rather hard to obtain. Therefore, for lexicalized formalisms, we propose to consider the ability to generate certain strings together with specific predicate argument dependencies as a criterion for adequacy for natural languages.
- Constraint-based computational semantics : a comparison between LTAG and LRS (2006)
- This paper compares two approaches to computational semantics, namely semantic unification in Lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammars (LTAG) and Lexical Resource Semantics (LRS) in HPSG. There are striking similarities between the frameworks that make them comparable in many respects. We will exemplify the differences and similarities by looking at several phenomena. We will show, first of all, that many intuitions about the mechanisms of semantic computations can be implemented in similar ways in both frameworks. Secondly, we will identify some aspects in which the frameworks intrinsically differ due to more general differences between the approaches to formal grammar adopted by LTAG and HPSG.
- Licensing german negative polarity items in LTAG (2006)
- Our paper aims at capturing the distribution of negative polarity items (NPIs) within lexicalized Tree Adjoining Grammar (LTAG). The condition under which an NPI can occur in a sentence is for it to be in the scope of a negation with no quantifiers scopally intervening. We model this restriction within a recent framework for LTAG semantics based on semantic unification. The proposed analysis provides features that signal the presence of a negation in the semantics and that specify its scope. We extend our analysis to modelling the interaction of NPI licensing and neg raising constructions.
- Quantifier scope in German : an MCTAG analysis (2006)
- Relative quantifier scope in German depends, in contrast to English, very much on word order. The scope possibilities of a quantifier are determined by its surface position, its base position and the type of the quantifier. In this paper we propose a multicomponent analysis for German quantifiers computing the scope of the quantifier, in particular its minimal nuclear scope, depending on the syntactic configuration it occurs in.
- Annotation compatibility working group report (2006)
- This report explores the question of compatibility between annotation projects including translating annotation formalisms to each other or to common forms. Compatibility issues are crucial for systems that use the results of multiple annotation projects. We hope that this report will begin a concerted effort in the field to track the compatibility of annotation schemes for part of speech tagging, time annotation, treebanking, role labeling and other phenomena.

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I hope this doesn't get marked as spam. I am a big Stephen King fan, and I recently did something that I felt other King fans might appreciate (and perhaps King himself, if he frequents this board).
Awhile back, I posted on another thread about music and Stephen King-- mostly, what he listens to while writing. Well, with that in mind, and having recently attended the Conversation with Stephen King at Umass Lowell, I decided to do a tribute to Stephen King.
I am a student at Umass Amherst (not Lowell), and at the time I was training to have my own radio program. (I am currently into my 15th episode or so now). At the time, I had to 'prove my muscle' so to speak, so i was assigned two overnights before I officially got my own show.
Since it was only a few days prior at the time, I decided to do my very first show on "The Music of Stephen King". More specifically, music referenced in his many novels, short stories, etc as well as played in some of his many movies. It was a two hour program and I dedicated (most) of the time towards this.
If you are interested, feel free to follow this link and listen to the show. I HOPE you enjoy it. (I'm not trying to sell anything, just your time).
Please keep in mind, that this was my VERY first show, as well as being broadcast at the ungodly hour of 4-6 AM (well, not THAT bad). So, the quality of the show may reflect that (I speak a bit too fast, trying to capture a lot of thoughts into a small amount of time. Lesson learned).
With that in mind, I hope you enjoy this show, if you choose to listen to it. I had a lot of fun doing it, and hope to do something like it again soon (maybe even interview Stephen sometime....that'll be the day).
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Oh, the show is called "Conor's Corner". I'm Conor... and this is my corner
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (Feb. 12) - Senior pitcher Alex Newman and the New Mexico State Aggies worked their way to a 7-1 win over I-10 rival UTEP after allowing just one run across the plate on the Tuesday evening game at the NM State Softball Complex. The Aggies move to 4-1 on the season with four straight wins before heading into the Aggie hosted Troy Cox Invitational Feb. 15-17.
Newman worked the seven complete innings in the circle for NM State and threw four strikeouts without allowing a base on balls. She moves to 3-1 on the season and sinks her ERA to 0.79. With the work of the Aggie defense behind Newman, UTEP was able to escape with just five hits and one unearned run.
"Alex threw very well for us tonight," head coach Kathy Rodolph said. "By going the distance for us, she allowed us to keep our other pitchers fresh for the weekend."
NM State started things off with a bunt for a base hit from senior Amber Olive, who came up for two stolen bases early in the opening inning. A single up to third by Kristi Covarrubia to follow Olive set the stage for sophomore Staci Rodriguez to come to the plate with two on and two outs. Rodriguez smacked her third homerun of the season with a soaring shot over the center field fence for three RBI.
The Aggies put the Miners away in order in the first two innings, bringing up sophomore Lacey Rother for a single up the third base line before junior Alyssa Ruiz came to the plate in the bottom of the second to bring herself and Rother around the bases with a two RBI homerun and give the Aggies a 5-0 lead after one and a half innings played.
The Miners came back in their half of the second to get a runner on base off an error in right field. A miscalculated throw moved the freshman Kawehi Natane into scoring position for the Miners and brought up senior Kayla Black two drove in the only UTEP run with a shot to the shortstop that went down as a fielder's choice.
The Aggies kept the Miners quite for the remainder of the innings, but Rodriguez came up in the home half of the third for an RBI single back to the right-field wall. The sophomore finished the day with one run on two hits and four RBI.
With the Aggies well ahead going into the bottom of the fourth, Ruiz and Olive walked their way on base before Covarrubia struck out to bring up sophomore Kelsey Dodd. Dodd hit a sacrifice fly out to center field to bring in Ruiz and move NM State ahead for a 7-1 win.
"I think there are some things we need to work on still," Rodolph said. "If we were exactly where we wanted to be this early in the season, I think we'd peak too soon and we want to ride this out until the end. We have a Western Athletic Conference title in our sights."
NM State claimed the first win in the three-game rivalry series, but the teams meet two more times at the Helen of Troy Softball Complex in El Paso, Texas, on Feb. 23 and 24 to close out the 2013 series.
Next up for NM State is the Troy Cox Invitational that will include Texas Tech, Colorado State, Penn State and UMKC. First pitch for the Aggies is Friday, Feb, 15 at 4 p.m.


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International Storytelling Class Reports on Issues in BrazilPosted May. 2, 2013
In the last two weeks in March, Akilah Porter, a Senior at Kent State majoring in Communications, travelled to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with her International Storytelling Class. Funds from the Maggie Anderson Endowment Fund helped Akilah pay for her trip to Brazil, where the class developed a multimedia story about the gentrification of the country's favelas.
My Trip to Brazil
By Akilah Porter
Brazil. What can I express other than my love for Brazil—for the land of the beautifully tanned and carefree people, for the gorgeous blue waters and the breathtaking mountain ranges and for the metropolitan cities and the lush tropical islands? It was hard to not fall in love with the country.
Travelling to Brazil was a once in a lifetime opportunity for me to experience many different things especially another culture while pursing my passion for writing.
Since going to Brazil, I, now, have a new outlook on life and who I am. I am more confident, more curious and more determined than ever, and without the help of the Maggie Anderson Travel Endowment Fund, I would've never been able to gain any of this.
The fund provides a great support for students to live out their dreams and accomplish more than they may have ever expected. I would like to thank the fund committee and Maggie Anderson for helping me achieve!
International Storytelling Class Reports on Issues in Brazil
By Nicole Gennarelli
Sixteen students traveled to Brazil with the School of Journalism and Mass Communication's International Storytelling class from March 15-31 to develop multimedia news stories about the country.
The class partnered with a journalism program at Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná in Brazil to assist the students in reporting and navigating the country. This was the third year that Kent State's College of Communication and Information offered this course. In the past two years, students who enrolled in International Storytelling traveled to China and India to report on newsworthy topics in those countries. To choose the destination this year, Journalism and Mass Communication Professor Gary Hanson and Assistant Professor Mitchell McKenney thought about emerging countries with growing economies.
Choosing Brazil
"Brazil came about because we were thinking about the BRIC countries," Hanson says. "This is a term that stands for Brazil, Russia, India and China. These countries are seen as emerging economies and are going to be increasingly important to the world in the next generation. We thought it would be good to build our class itinerary around emerging economies. We were looking for these up-and-coming countries."
"These are not familiar or easy places," McKenney says. "We're taking proficient students in the various news and production areas on the trip, so when we make this multimedia storytelling website, it shows students performing at a high level in an unfamiliar place."
Reporting Multimedia Stories
The students worked in pairs with other students in the course and from the university in Brazil. Each student was expected to produce two to three stories in print, multimedia or photographs.
"All the students were expected to do more than just take pictures, write or take video," McKenney says. "The idea is that we're combining skills and working collaboratively."
This collaboration is partly the reason students had to apply to be considered for the International Storytelling class. According to the course blog, students "spent the first half of the semester preparing for the trip — studying the culture, considering potential stories and practicing convergence skills while spending the remainder of the semester publishing their finished projects on a course website upon returning from Brazil."
"This is just an exotic place to practice this craft," McKenney says. "It ends with this recognition that not every story is best told in a particular way. Some stories are best told as a narrative print story while others are better told with just photography. One of the main course goals is to get students to take a large topic and break it apart into the different ways you can tell pieces of the story."
The students had to think on their feet and find different story angles if a lead doesn't seem to work out. They learned when to abandon one story idea and continue with another.
"We prepared with story ideas, and we did research on the Internet before the trip about what might be newsworthy," McKenney says. "But you're not a good journalist if you're not looking for better stories when you're on the ground."
Taking a Break
The trip wasn't all hard work for the students. They got a break at the end to sightsee and relax in Rio de Janeiro for three days.
"That was right at Good Friday coming into Easter," McKenney says. "There's the Christ statue in Rio that was a must-see. It was an exciting time to be in Rio."
Moving Forward
International Storytelling is designed to show students where media jobs are headed, Hanson says. "What I want the students to understand from this experience is that international travel is possible," Hanson says. "I want them to recognize that there is a world outside of the United States. What we have here in our country is great, but we're not the only culture or place where people gather to live their lives."


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MAN – The Tug Valley Panthers lost to the Man Hillbillies 7-1 in Class A sectional tournament play on Thursday at Dr. Juan Nordelo Field in Man.
The Panthers only manager four hits in the game. One each by Trevin Horn, David Runyon, Tyler Estepp and Phillip Lucas. Estepp scored the only run for TVHS.
Tug Valley actually took a 1-0 lead in the top of the 2nd inning, but Man went ahead 3-1 in the bottom of the 3rd frame. The home team added two more runs in both the 4th and 5th innings for their final total.
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
The Berkeley County Sheriff's Office arrested five people following the discovery of a meth lab on Sept. 12 near Moncks Corner.
Drug enforcement unit deputies executed a search warrant at a residence located at 108 Messina St. and found items used to manufacture methamphetamine as well as a "shake and bake" methamphetamine lab at that location, according to a BCSO statement issued Friday afternoon.
Agents also discovered a clear plastic bag and a Pyrex container with a white powder substance that tested positive for methamphetamine, according to BCSO.
Kevin Kinsey, 37, Joey Patrick Kinsey, 25, and Brandy Jessica Craven, 24, of 108 Messina St. were arrested and charged with manufacturing meth. Kevin Kinsey and Joey Kinsey are additionally charged with possession of meth.
Also arrested and charged with manufacturing meth were Hilery Stidham, 34, of 139 O.T. Wallace Dr., Moncks Corner and Charles O'Neal King, 33, of 1112 Richard Dr., Summerville.
The bonds for both Kinseys were set at $50,000 each on Friday evening, according to the Hill-Finklea Detention Center website. Bonds for Craven, Stidham and King were set at $25,000 each.
All five suspects were still incarcerated as of press time Monday.
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In an act of generosity, a sewing group called "Stitches of Love" has donated their time in order to make tote bags for new mothers and donate them to Ashe Memorial Hospital.
"We've had very good responses from people so far, and we've managed to accomplish a lot with practically no funding," said Judy Hawks, founder of "Stitches of Love."
Hawks formed the group from members of Bald Mountain Baptist Church nearly two years ago as a knitting class. Initially, the group spent its time crocheting and knitting for recreation. The class began to grow as more and more women wanted to learn how to knit and crochet.
Eventually, the group began sewing and quilting for various causes. "Last year, we started sewing and quilting bed-runners for nursing homes," said Hawks.
When the group checked the needs for the hospital, they discovered the hospital needed tote bags for new mothers.
The group took time off over the summer and returned in August with a new goal: they began sewing tote bags for the hospital. From August to October, the group managed to sew 45 tote bags.
On Sunday, Oct. 21, R.D. Williams, Ashe Memorial Hospital's chief executive officer, visited Bald Mountain Baptist Church to accept the gift of 45 new tote bags on behalf of the hospital.
"We're still a small operation, but we've been getting support and contributions from several people from the community, whether they helped us financially or donated fabric," said Hawks.
Ashe Memorial Hospital usually has between 125 to 140 births per year. According to Hawks, the "Stitches of Love" class is on pace to make at least that many tote bags over the next year.
"I foresee us continuing to help others," said Hawks. She also said "each time we do something, we feel better about ourselves. We've discovered that blessings reap blessings."


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Meanwhile, heat 1 teaspoon oil in a medium skillet over medium heat. Cook onion and garlic, stirring, until soft but not brown, 8 to 10 minutes. Add oregano; cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Divide mixture between 2 bowls.
Stir 1 tablespoon plus 1 1/2 teaspoons cheese into 1 bowl of onion-garlic mixture. Mix in breadcrumbs, turkey, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper using your hands. Form mixture into 12 balls.
Heat 2 teaspoons oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Brown meatballs, turning, 4 to 6 minutes; transfer to a plate. Add remaining teaspoon oil to skillet. Cook mushrooms, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper, adding a few tablespoons water if skillet browns too quickly, until soft and beginning to brown, 6 to 8 minutes. Add remaining bowl of onion-garlic mixture, meatballs, and stock; bring to gentle simmer. Cook, partially covered, until meatballs are cooked through, 4 to 5 minutes. Add spinach; cook until just wilted, about 1 minute.
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Fall Foliage in Concord Mass | New England Fall Foliage Tour
When we moved to the Boston area, I was especially excited about the famed New England Fall Foliage display. Fall is my favorite season - hence all of the Autumnal themed posts lately. As you may recall from my Lilac Spring post, our little town of Concord, Mass. has beautiful homes, colonial buildings and charming streets that are the picture perfect setting to experience the bounty of Autumn.
Here are some photos of Mr. Darcy and I taking a stroll around town.
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It's strange to see pictures of the houses/stores on a blog that I see regularly in real life! Love Main Street cafe! I think you'll enjoy the area around Christmas time as well. Hopefully we won't get another 80" of snow this year like last year. Check out a new store above Priscilla Candy--it's called Jack & Toba. They used to be in Bedford and just relocated to Concord.ReplyDelete
You have some nice views of Concord there. I used to work on the base so I'm familiar with the town and the Battle Road... If you haven't tried it you get on a bike and do either the whole thing or a portion (Mr. Darcy would like it too..)ReplyDelete
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SANDESTIN — One of the area's most upscale restaurants has gotten even better, thanks to a recently completed $1 million renovation and an updated menu.
Each winter, Seagars Prime Steaks and Seafood in the Hilton Sandestin Golf Resort & Spa closes for about a week for a thorough deep cleaning, some preventive maintenance and minor renovations.
But for the first time in years, the restaurant closed down for a month starting Jan. 2 to complete a major renovation that included overhauling the bar and piano area, bringing in new furniture and dishes and updating the look of the restaurant.
"They've done some really neat things to keep that steakhouse look and feel, but added some more modern feel and touches," said Karen Cooksey, marketing director for the Hilton Sandestin.
Seagars opened in 1998. From the beginning it was designed to be a classic upscale New York steakhouse.
The restaurant reopened on Feb. 4 after the work with a new private dining area that allows couples to have a romantic dinner or for families to be separated from the rest of the restaurant.
Seagars also purchased several iPads and has a specialized app that details all of the more than 600 bottles of wine it offers, and evens makes recommendations based on food pairings.
Along with the renovations, Seagars unveiled a new menu when it reopened to the public.
Chef Dan Vargo joined the staff last May, and one of his main goals was to improve the seafood dishes. Vargo has added seared scamp and seared snapper to the menu. One of the most popular additions has been the pan-roasted halibut.
"For me, using something like halibut, which is a superior product, has been a win, and the feedback we've gotten has been great," Vargo said.
In the past, Seagars offered only a 10 ounce filet mignon, which was either too big or too small for many customers. Vargo has created a custom-cut option that now offers 6- ounce, 8-ounce, 10-ounce and 12-ounce filets, ranging from $38 to $55.
"It gets great reception," Vargo said. "We actually sell the most 6 ounces and 12 ounces now, which is great and a big win for us."
A new menu exclusive to the bar and lounge area includes potato croquettes, tenderloin tips and a pork belly, lettuce and tomato sandwich.
"(Reaction to the renovations and new menu) have been wonderful from start to finish," Cooksey said. "Some of Dan's new dishes are just getting rave remarks from the customers on them. Everybody is excited about the renovation, everyone loves the new semi-private wine room."


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Schools Superintendent Joshua P. Starr�s preliminary request for next budget year, to be announced Tuesday, is about $10 million over the amount the county is required to provide under state law, Montgomery County Council President Nancy Navarro said Monday.
Although the numbers are preliminary, Navarro (D-Dist. 4) of Silver Spring said the council is hesitant and concerned about approving a budget above the required amount.
�There is concern about the stress and pressure that it will put on the other county agencies,� she said.
Dana Tofig, schools spokesman, declined to confirm the numbers.
The state maintenance of effort law dictates a county fund its school system at the same amount per pupil as the previous year. The county government supplied about $1.42 billion of the school system�s total $2.16 billion budget this budget year, or about 65.7 percent.
The budget for next fiscal year, fiscal 2014, which begins July 1, will be finalized in the spring.
Councilwoman Valerie Ervin, chair of the council�s education committee, said it is possible that the school system is low-balling state aid, but it is too early to tell and it is �very irresponsible to be making comments about a budget we have not seen.�
�I wish my colleagues wouldn�t begin to flex their muscles over numbers they don�t know yet,� Ervin (D-Dist. 5) of Silver Spring.
Starr told parents at a meeting a few weeks ago that the County Council has indicated it will not approve a budget above MOE.
Ervin said in September that the council�s education committee will be monitoring the school system�s spending more carefully, after she and other council members disagreed with its decision this summer to give employees a base pay raise and some employees two step increases.
She said Monday that she and Navarro met with Starr on Friday to take a look at the basics of the budget, which exceeds the minimum by about a half percent of the school system�s total budget, or about $10 million, she said.
Navarro said she was interested in seeing what types of positions would be restored and what problems the superintendent planned to address in the budget.


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There are some issues to be addressed before over $26 million are spent to widen the U.S. 118 Bypass between Silver Bluff and Route 1.
1. This is about a five mile stretch of road. You can make the trip in either direction in under seven minutes by just following the car in front of you. There are traffic jams if there is an accident. The current projections of increased traffic are being made by people who do not travel this road. There must be some plans for new stores or plants or a major expansion of USC-Aiken that are being held back from the citizens. What are they?
2. Has anybody one a cost vs. benefits study? This is a lot of public funds to be spent on a very questionable need.
3. The country is on the verge of another recession. People cannot sell their homes elsewhere to move to this wonderful community. There are four homes for sale on my short street. Cities and states cannot print money. Is this the best use of these funds?
4. The current plan calls for expanding the current right of way to provide bike paths on both sides of the expanded highway. There is a bike path on the Bypass on the east side of town. No one uses it. A right of way is supposed to be for the common good, not the good of a very small minority. Why is this additional right of way needed?
Nothing is broken. Why fix it? If we do this and the speed limit is increased considerably, you can make the five mile trip in six minutes. What's the rush?
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CHURUBUSCO — Clutch free-throw shooting down the stretch made the difference in Whitko's win against Churubusco Saturday.
The Lady Wildcats won the Whitley County rivalry game by a final of 56-52.
Churubusco had a six-point lead heading into the fourth quarter. Consecutive steals and baskets from Whitko freshmen Brianna Cumberland and Aly Reiff cut the Lady Eagle lead to just one.
From that point, Whitko got to the line often enough to close the gap. The free-throw shooting was not perfect, but Cumberland knocked down four in a row to seal the win in the game's final minute.
"That's a big change from last year," Whitko Head Girls Basketball Coach Brandon Bradley said of the free-throw shooting. "We shot 62.5 percent. That's not too bad, but we'd like to be closer to 70."
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Sen. Lindsey Graham's position on the MOX project is no secret, but this week he seems to be making statements on every stage available.
Statements including that he can work to get the project cost lowered significantly at the same time that it was revealed that Shaw AREVA MOX Services, the contractor, is estimating the project will cost "nearly $8 billion," when most recent totals were around $7.7 billion.
"We are entertaining a baseline change from the contractor of nearly $8 billion," NNSA Acting Administrator Neile L. Miller said Wednesday to the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on Energy and Water.
"Oh my goodness," subcommittee Chairperson Sen. Dianne Feinstein gasped.
"Really?" Graham asked. "Well, we can pretty-well assure you that we can get this thing down to $6 (billion), $6.2, I think."
Speaking on this subcommittee and the Armed Services committee, Graham refused to consider any review of plutonium disposition that was not the mixed-oxide fuel fabrication facility. He also said he would not have helped defer the start of $100 million-a-year fines South Carolina was to begin being owed from the federal government "if we'd been debating if MOX was the way to go."
Add to this that the senior senator continues to hold up the Senate voting on Energy Secretary nominee Dr. Ernest Moniz as a protest of cuts to MOX in the president's fiscal year 2014 budget.
The MOX project is a facility being built at the Savannah River Site that is planned to turn 34 metric tons of weapons-grade plutonium into fuel arrays for use in commercial reactors. It has been long-criticized and now had funding cut due to significant cost increases.
On Tuesday, Graham questioned Anne Harrington, deputy administrator for Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation for the National Nuclear Security Administration, who said the assessment period was not taking MOX off the table.
"It's not on the table, it is the pathway forward," Graham responded.
"We have studied this thing to death," Graham said. "It is now time to be getting on and getting it built."
The president's budget plainly states that the expense of the MOX project was a major reason to suspend funding and study possible alternatives.
"I am willing to sit down with the Department of Energy and the contractor, to try and get the cost down," Graham said Tuesday. "We in South Carolina and Georgia have tried to be good stewards of the taxpayers' money. ... We will work with the administration to get the cost down, but I will not entertain for one minute a disposition plan other than MOX."
Graham laid out plainly his delaying tactics for the expected new energy secretary at the Energy and Water subcommittee, also, even referring to the nominee as "Secretary Muniz." Graham stated that the hold was a statement about the cuts to MOX and the reassessment of the disposition path.
"I've had a hold on Secretary Muniz, he's a fine man, he will be a great secretary. But, this is an unacceptable alternative to stop this plan," Graham said.
Clarifications on Graham's plans to lower the cost of the MOX project and other suggestions he made to the subcommittee were requested from Graham's office, but the information was not provided Wednesday.
Editor's note: This version of this story has been updated to correct estimated totals of the MOX project. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
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After reading the article on Denise Fuoco last week, I would like to encourage our school boards and Washington West administration to just please stop.
How much of the taxpayers' money and resources are we going to spend chasing this one issue? I recall going to a meeting at Harwood when this issue about Denise first surfaced about a year ago and thinking that the easy solution would have been just to not renew her contract the following year if she did not pass a test. A common sense approach since she already had a contract and had worked in the school for so many years.
The cost to the taxpayers in this plan would be minimal. Instead the administration chose conflict with lawyers, people's time and resources which will have a large impact on the taxpayers and our community. This is the type of attitude that the Occupy Wall Street movement is based upon, the 1 percent making decisions that the 99 percent of us have to pay for.
Find the courage with this one specific case and take a page out of The Last Lecture given by the late Randy Pausch.
Apologize to the person, admit that you made a mistake and ask how you can make it right.
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Nearly a decade of work to consolidate six control rooms into a single facility at the Savannah River Site tank farms is nearing completion with the recent closure of two F Tank Farm control rooms.
Signing off the command and control functions of the 1F and 74F control rooms last month marked the end to more than 50 years of service. This brought the number of control rooms remaining for consolidation to one.
The control room consolidation project that began in 2005, is designed to centralize an operator's control functions to a single control room in the H Tank Farm. The consolidation efforts have been extensive, according to Savannah River Remediation control room consolidation project manager Ricky Doniphan.
"Considerable work has been completed to this point including design and software changes, installation of new equipment and miles of fiber optic highway, and thousands of wiring changes in the field," Doniphan said. "Plus, we have had extensive startup testing, operator and support training, consolidation of the emergency preparedness program and well over 1,000 procedure changes. The work has been huge, but the team has contributed to the safe execution of the project."
Control room consolidation activities began with the closing of four control rooms and a waste transfer diversion box. The final control room, 18F, located in F Tank Farm, will be closed later this year.
SRS is owned by DOE. The SRS Liquid Waste contract is managed by Savannah River Remediation, a team of companies led by URS Corp. with partners Bechtel National, CH2M Hill and Babcock & Wilcox. Critical subcontractors for the contract are AREVA, Energy Solutions and URS Professional Solutions.
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EPA is joining 500 science and research organizations at U.S. Science and Engineering Festival.
EPA scientists will share their work with students and families from across the country at the inaugural U.S. Science and Engineering Festival. The festivities began with inspirational talks at school assemblies touting the importance of science and engineering. EPA's own Dr. Paul Anastas and Dr. Kevin Teichman visited two schools in the greater Washington, DC area to share their love of science and inspire the next generation of innovators.
The month-long celebration culminates in the two-day festival expo, October 23 to 24, on the National Mall in Washington, DC.
The expo will feature over 1500 interactive stations from over 500 of the country's top science and engineering organizations, including EPA. The EPA exhibit will feature activities that demonstrate the kinds of research Agency scientists are conducting across the country and what their research means for the public.
Examples of activities at the EPA booth will include:
- Lung Capacity Module where visitors can compete in the lung capacity challenge and learn how air quality impacts every breath we take.
- Drinking Water Filtration, which demonstrates the engineering principles behind safe drinking water.
- Fun with Chemical Reactions where visitors can learn about how to observe, experiment and make inferences (all important concepts in science) while discovering the potential issues of chemical mixtures.
- Permeable Pavements Module, which explores stormwater runoff and the importance of engineering in creating sustainable communities.
Several modules will rotate throughout the day, including:
- Green Chemistry Module, a nature-inspired green chemistry experiment, in which visitors can design their own eco-friendly, light-sensitive films using thymine (the DNA nucleotide), ultraviolet (UV) light and food dye.
- A Water Stream Module, "Getting Bugged about Water Quality," that shows environmental indicators and what bugs can tell us about our water quality.
- A "Meet the Scientist / Engineer" station where EPA's experts share how they use science and engineering to protect public health and the environment.
- And many more exciting science experiments and demonstrations!
The expo will take place Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and is entirely free and open to the public.
Help the exhibitors meet their goal of re-invigorating the interest of the nation's youth (and people of all ages) in science and engineering by attending the expo and don't forget to stop by the EPA booth when you're there!


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WEST RUTLAND - A Middletown Springs teen sent his mother to the hospital with serious injuries following a crash this morning.
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The teen was driving under the supervision of his mother, Jennifer Sheridan, who sustained a broken back and broken ribs from the crash. She was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center, where she was listed in good condition, according to a hospital spokeswoman.
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Sarah another beautiful sunset. I really like the glissening area by the sun. Nice job.
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Sarah, nice little sunset. Watercolour works well with sunsets to flow those colours into one another. Yes we are in a freeze here with temps dropping rapidly and freezing rain predicted! Just rain at the moment but icicles forming!
Jen C & C's always welcome
Thank you all for the nice comments.
Sarah, I like the colors and texture in your sunset.
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Charlie, lovely tree with flowers. You have great texture on the tree and a nice light touch with the flowers. Nicely done.
Sarah, beautiful sunset. I like how the painting is all about the sunset. The land is minimal and the sunset's colours are reflected in the water. Lovely.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Well I got a Jinx free moment and did this quick sketch. there is a glare on it that makes the shed look lighter than it is and the side is not as wonky as it seems.
in my sketchbook with pencils.
Sarah: Way to go on the sunsets, very nice, I too like the shimmer on the water. both are very easy on the eye.
Charlie: I really like the bark on the sorta dead tree. looks a bit like a mesquite. they are constantly renewing. you think they are dead then you see a bit of a green sprig coming out of the side of it. Good job. and good to see you.
Jen: I'm glad jinx gave you the opportunity to get some drawing done. this one looks like it was fun to do. nice sketch. good texture with the boat.
by the way I really like all of the challenge photos. job well done my dear....
I watched the Oscars tonight and did some drawing... will post when I get a photo taken.
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Thank you Bonnie and Marsha.
Jen, your "quick sketch" is very nice. I like the boat, nice shadow on it's bottom.side.
Jen, glad you managed some Jinx free time. I guess he's getting older now. Good sketch of the boat and building, you get the sense of the atmosphere along the water.
I got my photo taken, here is my Cherub. graphite 5.5 x 8.5 Bienefang paper 146lb smooth
Most of it was done with the light down low because we were watching the Oscars. to me it looks like the light is coming from the front . The Photo may have been taken with a flash.
Marsha, he/ she is adorable. You really nailed him and his chubbiness! Good lights and darks on a fairly shadowless reference. Nice volume in his body and ball. As you say probably taken with a flash. I will have to see if I can find some more jinx free time. He has been fairly active today so maybe he will pop off to our bed for a snooze!
Marsha, wonderful drawing of the Cherub. I was also attracted to this reference. You did such a good job with all the details, the ball, his little chubby nakedness and his hair, great work. Love it.
Well I was looking at a workshop by Richard Robinson and he was talking about making notans so I though I would try it. Not easy. this particular reference made it more difficult as it was overcast so not a lot of contrast even when you squinted. I am planning on trying to paint this as per his lesson with colour notes. You might also want to look at the latest International Artist magazine in which he demonstrates how to paint sunsets. He is from NZ and has several free lessons. Anyway Jinx stayed away but did run off with my kneaded eraser!!
in my sketchbook with pencil for the top ones and with pencil and pen on the bottom! I don't know much about boats and they seem to always have so many bits so simplifying this will be interesting. But nothing ventured. At the moment my front path and driveway is covered in ice from the latest mess that came down, and despite all the melting on the roads and back yard that happened today the shaded north side stayed put! Therefore, I have no idea when I will get to the studio so drawing is it! It is supposed to be warmer tomorrow followed by rain the next day, so we shall see.
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Susan, great to have you posting again. What beautiful lush cherries with your abstract feel the bright green leaves make the cherries pop. They look like they have just been washed or rained on. Lovely.
Jen, your pencil sketches are so well done, you captivate one's interest for there is a lot to admire. Thank you for hosting this month. ausanrae
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Ashe County traveled to Wilkes Central on Wednesday for the tennis team's season opener. The Eagles defended its home court, beating the Huskies, 9-0.
The Huskies started the season replacing four of the six ranked players from last year's team.
"Sam Bowers and Lucas Zeller are the only returning top seeds from last year," said head coach Larry Dix. "The other players are new to the top seed lineup or are new tennis players."
Central top seed Garrett Lakey beat Bowers in straight sets, 6-0, 6-0. Second seed Duncan Trawick needed a third set tiebreak win over Zeller after winning the first set, 6-3, but falling to Zeller 4-6 in the second set. In the tiebreaker, Trawick held on for a 10-6 victory.
In the battle of third seeded players, Karlik Patel beat Ashe's Een Shepherd, 6-1, 6-2.
Central captured victories in the three remaining singles matches as well. Kevin Reynolds beat Andrew Shepherd, Pat Archibald beat Jacob O'Neal and Krishna Tiwari beat Jake Harrington, all by identical 6-0, 6-0 scores.
In doubles action, Lakey and Trawick beat Bowers and Zeller, 8-1. Patel and Archibald handled Een and Andrew Shepherd, 8-0 and the duo of Reynolds and Tiwari beat O'Neal and Harrington, 8-0.
"They played well against a strong team," said Coach Dix. "It will be a building year for us and I look forward to developing this team and players."
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I really can not say Thank you enough for everyone's help with the Dayton WAT. We had a beautiful day, a little hot and humid but the trail was in the shade. And all the activities were inside a huge room filled with AC (YEAH) Ben (my DH) did a wonderful job doing everything on his hunny do list (I will be paying for it for a very long time [;)]) Between Melissa and Ben they did a wonderful job speaking and the tears were flowing. We had a small crowd but the connections that were made were HUGE!
The Children's Discovery Garden was a hit with the kids since they had water falls, a music maze, etc.
The Bake Sale - I never seen so much baked items in my life. It was wonderful. What we did not sell Danielle suggested we bring it to the Ronald McDonald house in Dayton. After a few phone calls - we have many thankful parents for wonderful "goodies" (it was a good thing because my son was eye up most of them)
Melissa had a table and I can tell you how beautiful her jewelry is in person.
Riley had a lemonade stand and she raised 15.00
We had 25 walkers and raised just a little over $1,000. The rewards and comments from some people was enough for me to say wow, all the blood, sweat and tears were well worth it!
We took a vote and we will be holding the 4th Annual Preeclampsia Awareness Walk at the same location! We took notes on what to do for next year (You can really see the planning group for next year all ready starting to plan!)
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