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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.---The Chattanooga Mocs athletics department announces the hiring of several new staff members in support of more than 300 student-athletes covering a 17-sport intercollegiate athletics programs. New hires are included in athletic training, compliance, equipment and strength and conditioning.
Andrew Disney joins the Mocs as the new Director of Compliance. He spent two years at Radford as an assistant director after a stint as compliance assistant at Georgetown. He is a graduate of South Carolina (Bachelor's) and West Virginia (Master's).
Sarah Rabe was added as Senior Athletic Trainer earlier this summer. She works with soccer and as clinical support. Rabe came from Memphis and is a graduate of Radford before working as a graduate assistant at Arkansas.
Daniel Assey is another early summer hire as Assistant Director of Facilities and Equipment. He came from Wofford where he was assistant director of facilities and head football equipment manager. He got his degree from USC Upstate, also in Spartanburg.
Greg Goldin joined the athletic performance department replacing Jeff Andrews as Assistant Director of Athletics Performance. Greg works primarily with men's basketball but has a variety of sports in his strength and conditioning care. He came from Murray State where he aided the men's and women's basketball, golf and tennis programs. Goldin also worked at VCU with its basketball squad while studying at the center for sports leadership.
Season tickets are on sale for football and men's and women's basketball. Go online to GoMocs.com or call 266-MOCS (6627) for more details.GoMocs.com is the official website of the Chattanooga Mocs. The Mocs can also be followed on their official Facebook page or on Twitter. Find out how to join the UTC Mocs Club and support more than 300 student-athletes by clicking here.


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- Student ID's
To obtain your student ID and parking decal:
- You must be registered for classes in the upcoming semester.
- You must be able to show receipt of payment for your tuition OR verification of confirmed Financial Aid.
- All new students must show a government issued photo ID (such as a driver's license).
- All returning students must present their Volunteer State Student ID.
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Student IDs are required of all Volunteer State Community College students and are made in Office of Student Life and Diversity Initiatives (Wood 215), Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm and Monday through Thursday from 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm and on in Wood 217. Times may vary between semesters and on college holidays. Limited Saturday dates are available near the beginning of each semester.
- Your Student ID is valid for one year running from August 31 to August 31.
- Do not destroy or discard your ID card after the one year period. Take the card to the Office of Student Life and Diversity Initiatives for the card to be renewed.
- To replace lost ID cards, there will be a $10.00 charge. Replacement fees are to be paid in the Business Office. Please bring the receipt with you to the Office of Student Life and Diversity Initiatives to have a replacement ID made.
- ID cards are required to use computer labs on campus, check out books from the library, change your records, pick up financial checks, sell your textbooks back in the Bookstore, and conduct other forms of official College business, and may be required for admission to and/or participation in certain college sponsored events and activities, including home athletic competitions. Current IDs may be used to receive discounts at participating local businesses.
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Parking decals can be picked up in the Office of Student Life and Diversity Initiatives, Evening Services and temporary tags can be obtained with Campus Police.
- All Volunteer State Community College students, employees, and foundation trustees must display a VSCC parking decal.
- Volunteer State Community College distributes two types of parking decals:
- Exterior decals adhere to the outside of the vehicle's driver-side back window in the lower corner.
- Interior Decals are pressure sensitive and utilize static cling to stick on the inside of the vehicle's driver-side back window in the lower corner.
- Vehicles with tinted glass are not allowed to use interior decals. Jeeps and convertibles may display either an exterior or interior parking decal on the driver-side lower corner of the front windshield. Motorcycle operators are not required to obtain or display a parking decal.
- A VSCC parking decal is valid from August 31 to August 31 each year.
- A "guest parking" permit is properly displayed when it is face up on the dashboard of the parked car. Guest permits may be obtained from the Campus Police Office.
- It is the responsibility of the student or employee to notify Campus Police if a vehicle will be left in a campus parking lot overnight.
- It is the responsibility of the student or employee to notify Campus Police when using a rental car without a parking decal. Those individuals may obtain a day pass from the Campus Police Office.
- A lost or stolen decal must be reported immediately to Campus Police.
For full information regarding parking decals and parking locations, please refer to the traffic and parking regulations found in the Student Handbook.
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Wood Campus Center, Room 105; (615) 230 - 3595
Student Life and Diversity Initiatives
Wood Campus Center, Room 215; (615) 230 - 3461
Wood Campus Center, Room 217; (615) 230 - 3447 or (615) 230 - 3492
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Pure and simple and homemade. This is a spicy dish that will appeal to legume lovers and it goes so well with rice - jasmine rice, brown rice or white basmati. I served this with Tamarind Potatoes to complete the meal.
Black-Eyed Peas with Tomatoes and SpicesMore Black-Eyed Pea dishes from Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen:
1 cup of black-eyed peas, soaked overnight with enough water to cover
1 teaspoon of sea salt
1 teaspoon of turmeric
2 cups of water
1 tablespoon of ghee, butter or oil
1/2 teaspoon of asafetida
1/2 teaspoon of cumin seeds
1/2 teaspoon of chili powder
dash of cayenne pepper
3 medium sized tomatoes, finely chopped
1 inch piece of ginger, peeled and grated or finely chopped
3 green chilies, seeded and finely chopped
1/2 teaspoon of garam masala
small handful of fresh cilantro or parsley, finely chopped
Drain the peas and transfer to a medium large pot along with 2 cups of water and the turmeric. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat to medium low and cover and simmer for 40 minutes or until the beans are tender.
In the meantime, heat the oil in a frying pan over medium heat. When hot, add the asafetida, cumin seeds, chili powder, tomatoes, ginger, cayenne, green chillies and simmer until you have a think sauce. Add to the cooked beans along with the garam masala, cilantro or parsley and salt. Simmer for another 10 - 15 minutes to blend the flavors.
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I love this lipstick! Matte finishes are my absolute favourite, and the darker the better! Such a beautiful shade the honestly doesn't seem all that intimidating to wear out of the house. It's just the right amount of vampy without appearing too gothic, for those who aren't going for that look. Forever gutted that it isn't permanent, but so happy I picked it up when it was available. It wears for a good amount of time, and does withstand eating and drinking to an extent, but inevitably inner-lip wear does occur. I gave it a 4/5 because for some reason or another it smells pretty gross. I don't know if it's limited to the one I bought, but it definitely does not have the sweet vanilla scent associated with MAC lipsticks.
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Prince Noir is a deep, dark burgundy with red undertones and subtle shimmer. This shade has a matte finish. The color coverage is opaque, and I can see that this would would have a tendency to bleed around the edges, particularly if you find you are prone to that (I am not, but it did bleed a bit on me). It reminded me of a better quality Chanel Maniac. Make Up For Ever #49 is much purpler.


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The Grace has the serviceability of the most utilitarian changing table while maintaining an aesthetically pleasing dresser "look". Its versatile design was made to offer the ultimate in storage capacity by including three spacious drawers. Truly built to last from sturdy wood, the Grace Changing Table will be a cherished part of your home for many years.
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- Functions as both a changer and dresser with 3 extra drawers for storage space
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Is Troup County being invaded by monsters from outer space? Aliens from the moon or Mars? Well, we are being invaded by a mysterious creature that does look a bit alien called the Hickory Horned Devil. These are scary caterpillars that are currently feeding on the foliage of various trees in the LaGrange vicinity and being spotted by local citizens who are calling the Extension office.
Description: Young Hickory Horned Devil caterpillars may be orange or brown with a greenish tint, but mature caterpillars are a striking green with black and white markings down the sides of their bodies. Both the young and older caterpillars possess pairs of large black-tipped red horns near the head and black spines down their backs.
Mature Hickory Horned Devil caterpillars are quite large and can grow up to 5.5 inches long. Overall the caterpillar resembles a ferocious dragon, but it is not dangerous or harmful. The spines are not poisonous and not very sharp.
The attractive adult moths are known as regal or royal walnut moths. They are heavy-bodied moths with rusty orange and yellow-striped bodies. Their forewings are grayish with rusty-orange veins and large yellow spots. Typically the wingspan measures between 3.75 to 6 inches across.
Damage: Both the caterpillar and the adult moth are completely harmless. The hickory horned devil is not considered to be a pest and does not require any control measures.
Habitat/Distribution: These caterpillars commonly feed on various species of hickory, as well as persimmon, sumac, sweetgum and walnut.
Life Cycle: This insect has a complete life cycle of egg, larval, pupal and adult stages. In late summer, mature caterpillars burrow into the ground where they pupate over the winter. The following summer newly emerged adult moths climb out of the ground and crawl up nearby vegetation to expand their wings.
Females emit pheromones to attract males, who may fly several miles in search of mates. Mated females lay eggs on host plants. Adult males and females do not have functioning mouthparts and do not feed. They die about a week after emergence. Typically there is one generation per year.
Control: The hickory horned devil has never been reported to be abundant enough to be considered a pest and appears to be less common than in years past. Because they are harmless to people, no pesticide recommendation seems to be appropriate.
Interesting Fact: This is the largest caterpillar found in North America but it does not turn into the largest moth.
Randy Drinkard is a technical writer for The UGA Center for Urban Agriculture and ANR Agent for Troup/Meriwether Cooperative Extension. The Troup County Extension office is located at 114 Church St. in LaGrange and may be reached at 706-883-1675, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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Wednesday, August 21, 2013
The Berkeley County School District's 2013 Stuff The Bus campaign was the most successful in the program's three-year history, raising $46,407.67.
Campaign results were announced at the school board's Aug. 13 meeting at the district office in Moncks Corner.
The district has sponsored the campaign for the last three years to provide school supplies to underprivileged students. Residents donated 12,526 items with a gross retail value of $14,179.83. The items will be distributed among the district's 41 schools.
"It is our goal to bring our schools together with meaningful initiatives that benefit children," BCSD communications director Amy Kovach said.
Donations included 22 boxes of elementary school supplies with a value of $252.74 per box; 10 boxes of middle school supplies valued at $452.74 each; and nine high school boxes at $365.10 each.
Three fundraisers were held in support of the drive.
A June golf tournament raised $13,740.84. Last month's "Shaggin' Under the Stars" raised $1,317. A rally on Aug. 3 raised $170, bringing the cash donations to $15,227.84.
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To request supplies, parents should see their child's principal or call (843) 899-8553.
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• BCSD Superintendent Rodney Thompson announced that upgrades to Timberland High School's heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit are finished. The upgrades were completed on time and under the budget allotted.
The school board honored Perry Fogle for being named the 2012-2013 South Carolina Bus Driver of the Year. David Jerideau was also recognized; he was named the 2012-2013 South Carolina Transportation Support Person of the Year.
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My little Baby Bella also qualifies for the weekly Bellarific Challenge over at the Stamping Bella blog this week, which was to make a baby card! AND this is a long-overdue new baby congratulations card that will be on it's way to Florida, so I'm glad to have covered several bases with this one card!
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Puffed like a pillow but made from metal, this handcrafted heart is finished with a special coating that gives it an antique look. Includes multi-colored twisted string hanging loop.
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- Approx. 4" W x 4" H x 1/2" thick
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It is a lovely reminder of Christmas past and future. I bought one for each of my extended family which will decorate their presents and then their trees year to year.
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Will make great Christmas gifts and decorations for that time of year. Also for Valentines Day. The curved metal on both sides is very pretty. Got them on sale so they were a good deal.
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The ornament itself is beautiful, but the clear finish is poor, it looks like it was wrapped up in plastic before the finish dried.
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I purchased several hearts to give as Christmas tree ornaments or to add as an attractive addition to my gift wrapping. Although they were hand painted and crafted in India, these hearts easily could be mistaken for Scandinavian handicrafts. They are quite lovely.
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It is well made, really cute. Bought for gift but may keep it.
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This will be used next Christmas season as a final touch on a gift. It is the perfect size not to be too heavy whether a gift bag or box is used. Afterwards, this cute heart can be used as an ornament or within the home as a cute decorative addition to any grouping in any room.
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This red metal heart was given to a family member who had sustained a devestating personal loss and was heartbroken. It helped me show her my deep love for her.
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I ordered these hearts to tuck into gift baskets and to give on Valentine's Day. They are absolutely lovely. The photo does not show that the metal is bowed out on both sides. It is beautiful from all angles and is not one-dimentional. Even the string is classy and high quality.
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I gave these as Christmas presents but they can used by hanging in the window after Christmas as well.
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Those of you who read TeleRead regularly probably noticed that our coverage was a little bit thin last week ... but not to worry! I've got an alibi: I was in Las Vegas since last Sunday, covering the 2013 International CES for NAPCO—my employer, and TeleRead's parent company. This was my first-ever trip to CES, and while it was a huge milestone in my still-burgeoning consumer technology career, here's the God's honest truth: The experience totally and completely smacked the life out of me, both physically and psychologically. I walked for miles and miles, literally, every day. In fact, I walked so much—while at the same time straining...


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Since its beginning two years ago and growing out of the work of the Futures Committee, the Rochester ISIS (Independent School Investigatory Study) Committee envisions an affordable, local school. Results of an informal poll conducted for people in attendance at an informational forum a year ago also showed strong support for a local school and support for school choice. Yet, the cost of the public school has become unsustainable. We believe that the time is now to form an independent school. In doing so, according to state regulations, we have to vote to close the public school in order to keep a local school and offer full school choice to every Rochester student.
The Rochester School has seen a steady decline in enrollment that greatly impacts a small, public K-12 school. Currently, the school enrollment for fiscal year 2013 is 150 students (including tuition students), K-12. In comparison, fiscal year 2004 saw 250 students, K-12. That is a decrease of 40 percent of the student body in nine years. The school has not been able to keep pace with this decline and the cost of educating the students has reached a high of $21,000 per pupil. At the same time, programs have been cut back to the point where there will only be a part-time secondary English teacher and the soccer teams will be consolidated with Whitcomb for the 2013-2014 school year. More cuts are inevitable as costs continue to rise.
A number of our neighboring towns have school choice. One such town is currently considering a petition that would tuition its students to the elementary schools in Ripton, Middlebury, Bethel, Randolph and Warren, thus eliminating Rochester. Further decline in enrollment at the Rochester School will drive costs up even higher as this sending town seeks "a superior education at a lower tuition rate."
Efforts are under way all over the state to reduce educational costs and better serve our children. To this end, the Vermont Agency of Education via Act 153 is considering mandating that our supervisory union (WNWSU) be dissolved. The ISIS Committee is concerned that if this happens parents in Rochester will lose the possibility of full school choice due to the demands of consolidation. In order to achieve full school choice of public and independent schools for our Rochester students, our state regulations require that we close the public school, i.e., become a "non-operating" district. We have the option of closing it in entirety or in parts. Then, we will have more choices about how and where we will educate our children.
The transformation to an independent school could truly be a viable solution for problems facing the Rochester School. While building upon the many benefits of a small student body, the teachers and the community, we are poised to become a model independent school. We ask for your support and involvement to make this vision a reality. Please join us on April 30 at 6 p.m. in the Rochester town office to hear a presentation by Daren Houck, head of school,at the independent Mountain School at Winhall.
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Willamette Law Dean Receives High Honor In Comparative Law
Willamette University College of Law Dean Symeon Symeonides was elected as a titular, or life, member of the International Academy of Comparative Law, one of the world's most prestigious international legal organizations.
The Academy has 70 titular members worldwide, with seven from the United States including Symeonides. The other six U.S. members are from Harvard, Columbia, University of Michigan, University of California at Davis and University of California at Berkeley.
The Academy, founded at The Hague in 1924, plays an important role in stimulating research in comparative law throughout the world. As part of this role, the Academy holds an International Congress of Comparative Law every fours years. Symeonides, dean of the College of Law since July of 1999, will be a presenter at the upcoming conference in Brisbane, Australia, in 2002.
In addition to becoming a titular member of the Academy, Symeonides has also recently been re-elected for a record fourth time as secretary of the American Society of Comparative Law. The Society used to limit officers to two two-year terms. However, the Society amended its by-laws so as to permit Symeonides to be re-elected a third and, most recently, a fourth term.
The American Society of Comparative Law will hold its 2001 annual meeting at Willamette University College of Law. As many as 70 professors of comparative law from throughout the United States and abroad will be attending this meeting on Oct. 11-13, 2001.


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Vt police: Governor appears tolerant of marijuanaThe Associated Press | March 15,2014MONTPELIER Vermont police organizations said Friday they oppose increasing the number of medical marijuana dispensaries in the state or legalizing the drug.
They said Gov. Peter Shumlins administration appears tolerant of marijuana.
While commending Shumlins efforts to address the states opiate addiction problem, the Vermont Association of Chiefs of Police, Vermont Sheriffs Association and the Vermont Police Association said in a statement they are united against efforts for marijuana legalization.
The Vermont Legislature passed a law in 2011 that allows medical marijuana to be distributed from state-approved dispensaries.
Last year, Vermont also removed criminal penalties for the possession of small amounts of marijuana. Criminal penalties were replaced with civil fines for possession of up to an ounce of marijuana or 5 grams of hashish.
The police statement was a response to a letter sent to police by the governor saying hes open to further discussion about marijuana policy, said Douglas Johnston, association president.
I think there is much Vermont can learn from Colorado and Washington in this regard, Shumlin wrote. It is too soon to draw any evidence-based conclusions as to the public safety and public health effects of legalization in those states at this time. I assure you that any decision I make on possible legislation regarding the legalization of marijuana in Vermont will be based on careful examination of all the facts, including those related to public safety, public health, and costs.
The police organizations said they previously expressed concerns about the appearance of the administrations tolerance of marijuana and said they feel theyve been largely ignored. They said their main marijuana-related concerns are health risks, highway safety and employment issues.
Johnston said marijuana is a gateway drug to more dangerous substances and that it appears the state is gradually moving toward legalizing it.
We need to take politics out of this and do whats right for the health and safety of Vermonters, he said.
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This was a better show than a lot of the other live recordings I've heard lately. I wouldn't say it's my favorite live era for them, but this definitely outdoes what I heard in '98, any of the '00's shows, and '09. I don't know, for some fans that's probably not even saying that much.


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The Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails System is an ever growing network of multi-use hike and bike trails that wind through natural landscapes along San Antonio creeks. There are currently 47 miles of developed greenway trails now open to the public.
These linear parks consist of approximately 1,200 acres of creek-side open space.
The Linear Creekway Parks Development Program, which provides sales tax funding for the land purchases and trails development, has been approved by voters in 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2015. The 2015 program renewal will provide an additional $80 million for the development of new greenway trails.
Trails are now either built or planned for many of San Antonio's creeks, including the Salado, Leon, Huebner, Olmos, Huesta, Culebra, Alazan, Apache, Martinez, San Pedro and the Medina River.
Former Mayor Peak began formulating the idea of a "ring' of hike and bike trails in flood zones along city-owned creeks while working in the Planning Department and while serving on the Zoning Commission. As a City Councilman representing District 9 from 1993 to 1997, he partnered with Councilman Lyle Larson to purchase the land which began the Salado Creek trail system in Walker Ranch Historic Landmark Park.
As mayor from 1997 to 2001, he solidified his vision of hike and bike trails along Leon and Salado Creeks and won citizen support to dedicate one-eighth of a cent of the sales tax to begin development of the trail system in partnership with the Edwards Aquifer Program.
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The ultimate vision to encircle the entire City of San Antonio with a complete ring of trails requires additional funding for approximately 32 miles of new trail, primarily along Leon and Salado Creeks. When the full system is completed, the connected network of trails along tributaries, neighborhood connections and the San Antonio River totals over 130 miles!
Cyclists, walkers, and runners are all embracing the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trail System and the Leon Creek Greenway, in particular, is very popular. The Parks and Recreation Department invites trail users to add some variety to their workout by visiting the Salado Creek Greenway. Access to the Salado Creek Greenway can be found at Hardberger Park, Walker Ranch Park, McAllister Park, Robert Tobin Park and South Side Lions Park. Here's a video clip to give you a sneak peak at what you'll find:
If you're passionate about the trails and enjoy spending time on them, we hope you will consider becoming a Trail Watch Volunteer. Volunteers should be 18 and older, friendly, outgoing and willing to donate four hours a month of their time.
Interested trail users are invited to sign up for an orientation. The orientation will cover an overview of Trail Watch volunteer roles along with valuable information from Park Police on trail safety. Some sessions will include time on the trails for a hands-on session. Bring your bike or walking shoes.
The next orientation is Saturday, June 27, from 11 a.m. to 12 noon at Semmes Library, 150650 Judson Road. Call 207-2899 or email Gabriela Tello at: Gabriela Tello to RSVP or for more information.
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The Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce that the Leon Creek Greenway North and the Medina River Greenway have been designated as national recreation trails, joining a network of more than 1,150 previously designated trails that span more than 13,650 miles through 23 states.
The department will receive a certificate of designation, a letter of congratulations from Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, and a set of trail markers.
The recent announcement made by Salazar and National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis included the designation of 54 trails as national recreation trails, adding almost 1,400 miles of trails to the National Trails System. The Tejano Walking Trail in Austin was the only other Texas trail honored with the designation.
National recreation trail designation recognizes existing trails and trail systems that link communities to recreational opportunities on public lands and in local parks. The national recreation trail program is jointly administered by the National Park Service and the USDA Forest Service in conjunction with a number of other federal and nonprofit partners, notably American Trails, which hosts the national recreation trails website at www.americantrails.org/nationalrecreationtrails.
The Leon Creek Greenway North, from Loop 1604 to Ingram Road, features 13 miles of trail among a variety of scenic and diverse natural landscapes that include pedestrian bridges, unique rock features and a large stand of cottonwood trees. The trails also feature connections to O.P. Schnabel Park, Bamberger Nature Park, Cathedral Rock Park, Pearsall Park, Earl Scott Pond, Rodriguez County Park, Wolff Stadium, the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) and numerous adjacent neighborhoods and businesses.
Hikers and cyclists will find parking at the VIA Ingram Transit Center, 3215 Northwestern Dr.; at the Grissom Trailhead, 7379 Grissom Rd.; and at the north trailhead at Loop 1604 and IH-10.
The Medina River Greenway features seven miles of trail that stretches east from the Medina River Natural Area, located on State Highway 16, south of Lone Star Pass on the City's Southside. Here trail enthusiasts will find large Cypress, Oak and Pecan trees growing along the flowing Medina River. The terrain is mostly easy, but includes switchbacks with slopes up to 8.3 percent in two locations.
Transit Center Trailhead Wins State Award
The Texas Trails Network recently awarded VIA Metropolitan Transit and the Parks and Recreation Department the Great Texas Trailhead Award at its annual state conference here in San Antonio.
The Great Trail Head Award is given to a public or private entity in recognition of innovative trail planning and design. The award honors the collaborative effort to develop a trailhead at the Ingram Transit Center to connect with the Leon Creek Greenway. The two agencies worked together after VIA acquired the land next to the busy transit center to make the tract accessible to trail riders on Leon Creek Greenway. Now the trailhead provides both transit riders and trail riders seamless access to passenger amenities such as restrooms, vending machines and customer service representatives.
The trailhead portion of the project, overseen by Greenways' Special Projects Manager Brandon Ross and his staff, includes amenities such as lighting, interpretive signage and maps, picnic tables, bicycle parking and a shade structure.
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The first annual WV-KY Senior All-star basketball game is being planned for Saturday, May 4, at Mingo Central High School.
The game is being sponsored by Consul Energy.
There will be two games, one for the gals and one for the guys.
The girl's contest will be held first, followed by a dunk contest and 3-point competition and then the boy's game.
Rosters are currently being filled for both squads. Several top-notch players from southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky are expected to play.
The coaches for the teams have been selected.
Frankie Smith, current coach for Sheldon Clark High School, will coach the boys' team, while Clay Campbell, current coach for Pike Central Lady Hawks, will coach the girl's squad for the Bluegrass State.
For the Mountain State squad, Nick Cabell of Scott High School will coach the boys' team, while David Hanshaw and Julius "Boo" Hatcher will call the shots for the girl's squad.
"Some of the best talent from southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky will be featured," said Steve Cook, an officer for the MCHS Basketball Boosters Club. "There will be some college coaches at the games scouting and we encourage everyone to come out and support this event."
A large crowd is expected for the games and competitions. Organizers are hoping to make this an annual event.
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But look what Shmuel Rosner says in an interview with Jeffrey Goldberg:
I think that what American Jews can do--the best service they can give as to advance Middle East peace--is to support Israel as much as they can. And by support I do not necessarily mean "give money". In fact, giving money is the easiest way for people to support someone when they do not want to be bothered--but I'd like American Jews to be bothered. I want them coming for visits, I want them caring, I want them lobbying. And no--I do not want them to be criticizing Israel in public and trying to pressure Israel on matters of policy and trying to "save Israel from itself" and all that condescending crap.
Advocating moral action, apparently, being less important than not being condescending. Look, this is a flat-out assertion by Rosner that American Jews have a duty not to criticize Israel. Yet if I were to aver that there is pressure from self-appointed defenders of Israel to silence criticism of Israel, that would be derided as at best foolish and at worst evidence of anti-Semitism. Yet it's right here, in black and white, and invites nary a followup question from Jeff Goldberg. Rosner poses his opinion as a matter of American Jews as outsiders criticizing unhelpfully from afar. But this ignores the most salient aspect of any American criticism of Israel: American support for Israel, when viewed as a combination of the economic, military, diplomatic and intelligence benefits Israel derives from the US, is unprecedented. There is no other country in the world that receives the kind of benefit from American support that Israel does. As long as that is the case, American Jews, like all other American citizens (and taxpayers), have every right to criticize Israeli conduct. Our support makes us investors in the Israeli state; if you don't like American influence, you have to be ready to walk away from American support.
Now, there's another interesting thing about this, which is that both Rosner and Goldberg talk as if American Jews have duties to both America and Israel. Surely, an American Jew, being an American, might criticize Israel out of a sense of obligation to her own country, if she thought Israel's conduct was detrimental to the United States. That's what democracy demands, after all. Yet Rosner suggests that, unlike to any other foreign country, that American Jew has obligations to Israel that she should honor, or be relegated to condescending at best. In other words, Rosner, and presumably Goldberg, thinks that an American Jew has obligations to both America and Israel. When suggested by someone perceived as an enemy of the Israeli project (which simply means anyone not in line with the most radically hawkish Israeli right), that is commonly referred to as "dual loyalty", and suggesting that any Jews whatsoever feel it or have it is a blood libel, demonstrating the shrieking anti-Semitism of the person making the suggestion.
Strange to see two people with impeccable credentials for supporting Israel talking so matter-of-factly about the fact that there are people in America who feel loyalties to both America and Israel! Almost as if such a thing is perfectly common and perfectly understandable. I mean, I have a friend who was born in Brazil who is now making her life in the United States, and she has said that she feels conflicted about whose interests she would like to see best served. I have a friend from Ghana who has said the same. It's almost as if many people have interests in both this country and countries that they have affinity for or history with, and have conflicted emotions about where loyatly lies. Strange then that suggesting that when it comes to Israel is a demonstration of vicious anti-Semitism in a gentile or self-hatred in a Jew.
Of course, really, that's Goldberg's entire shtick. It's all he has, besides embarrassingly fawning praise of the Sopranos. Goldberg makes all of the principled, common-sense criticisms of Israel that you are likely to find in anything approaching the mainstream media; he then turns around and excorciates anyone else who makes the same criticisms. Thus he burnishes his credentials as a free-thinker who isn't afraid to criticize Israel, and at the same time shines his medals as an ardent supporter of Israel, and in general builds his brand as a Very Serious person. I think a lot of people underestimate the degree to which punditry is a matter of brand-building. People find a niche. Christopher Hitchens has one goal in everything he writes; he is creating the persona that is Christopher Hitchens. Mickey Kaus claims moderate Democrat identity and supports conservative Republican positions. Ezra Klein does earnest health care policy and flashes those dreamy eyes. Jeff Goldberg both snarks at the hawkish Israeli hardline, and derides those who make identical critiques of those same hawks.
I can't quite blame him. It's a living.
Update: "Supporting Israel is a responsibility you did not ask for--but it's yours nevertheless." This is a simple statement of dual loyalty. I look forward to reading in Commentary about how Shmuel Rosner is an anti-Semite.
Update II: I should point out, it's better that Goldberg make many of the points he makes that I agree with than not make them. But he seems to have this weird tendency to do so, then turn around and criticize others who make close to identical arguments. I think he suffers from a conflict a lot of people with emotional investment in an issue do, coming to believe that only they themselves have the authority or the requisite attachment to the issue in question to comment.
Update III: Though my larger criticism of Goldberg stands, and I definitely think he has some really noxious tendencies, I shouldn't have said "That's all he has". That's juvenile, and I apologize.


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Pianists Liz Story and Lisa Downing had a lot to say about the pressing nature of their instrument.
"If you're studying harmony at a conservatory, you always study it at a piano or a keyboard because there it is: It's visually set out, the relationship of this information," Story said.
"The geometry is there, it's black and white, nothing in between," Downing chimed in.
"It really is the piano, not the electric keyboard. A friend of mine put it this way and it always makes me laugh because there's a real physical sensation that really isn't there with the keyboard, and as my friend put it, 'The difference between when you're playing a keyboard instead of a piano is like trying to have tantric sex with a plastic doll,' " Story said and laughed.
"There's a real sensation and that's what I really love about the piano, is that very sensual quality of playing it."
Downing recalled her first encounter with the keys when her family visited friends and she was about 18 months old.
"I reached up over my head and moved my fingers down and there was sound coming out, and oh, my God," she said during a call from her Colorado home. "I remember my parents taking me out of there, turning out the lights. And I'm thinking: There's a magic thing in there that when you push it down sound comes out! Why is everyone not in there all the time?"
Story's career blossomed when she decided to play at a restaurant to improve her sight-reading.
"I got all this music together, and I get to this restaurant, it was a very dark restaurant, and the piano they had was this old upright, and the entire front casing of the piano was missing, which basically means there is absolutely nowhere to put music," Story said during a call from her Los Angeles home.
"And I totally went into a state of panic. Can I put the music on the floor? No, it's too dark, I can't see it. I was flipping out. And the manager walked up and said, 'OK, I want you to start playing and I don't want any applause,' meaning don't play really loud. So I sat down and started making things up."
Will Ackerman, founder of Windham Hill Records, heard her playing and signed her. Story's dazzling debut, "Solid Colors," followed in 1983.
Downing drew inspiration from Keith Jarrett and George Winston, then heard Story.
"When I heard Liz's music, it's like that's the music I hear in my head. She's a woman and if she can do it, I can, too," Downing said. "I found her on Myspace and called her."
The two struck up a friendship about seven years ago and started touring together.
Story and Downing will play at 8 p.m. Aug. 27 at the Ark in Ann Arbor. Tickets are $25. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
"Night Sky Essays" from 2011 is Story's most recent release. She is re-recording some of her material.
"After so long performing the pieces, you play them differently," she said.
Downing's latest, "A Delicate Balance," came out in 2009. Her next disc, "The Wisdom of My Shadow," is expected next year.
"[The new disc] has sort of a dark fantasy kind of flavor in the mood of maybe the 'Twilight' trilogy. So there are some vampires and dragons and that kind of stuff going on with my music lately," Downing said.
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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Trustees was called to order at 4.35 p.m. by President Peg Giesler. In attendance were Trustees Roxanne Michels, Merle Clark, Beth Graham, Mary Ann Tucker, Mary Taylor, Greg McHenry, and Librarian Teresa Pennington.
Absent: Trustees Sharon Farris, and Jerry Cockcroft.
Minutes of previous meeting: dated January 7, 2008
MOTION TO ACCEPT: Graham, second Cockcroft. Motion Carried.
Finance Report:
Finance report was reviewed. MOTION: Clark, second McHenry. Motion carried.
Book Committee:
MOTION: Michels, second McHenry to approve 19 titles of nonfiction for purchase through the Lucy Bishop Fund. Motion carried.
House Committee:
Pennington reported that Dave Patterson cleaned the Gibson Room carpet and upholstered charis. Midwest Restoration filled the hole in the wall of the elevator machine room.
Nominating Committee:
President Giesler appointed Taylor and Farris to the committee.
Librarian's Report (Statistics):
MOTION: Graham, second Tucker. Motion carried.
Old Business:
LINC: 4 weeks left until everything is finished – six months ahead of schedule. Barcoded cards will be distributed beginning the last week of February. Plans are to go live on March 3, 2008. Pat Bose from LTLS will be here on that day. Teresa, Julie, Marge, & Michelle will attend LINC training at LTLS on Saturday. February 23.
E-Pay: Pennington showed a printout of the completed payment site.
Reading Room: Tucker reported that the chairs has been picked up and are being upholstered in Terre Haute. Two blinds have been ordered for the computer room.
Internet Upgrade: Blaze Lewis from Computer Wares is networking the computers and is waiting on Verizon installation to complete the process. Estimated cost is about $1300.00.
New Business:
Library Card Policy: Pennington reviewed the policy. Tucker made a motion to approve. Taylor seconded. Motion carried.
Budget Committee: President Giesler reappointed Clark and Michels to the committee.
Expiring Terms: Cockcroft, Michels, and McHenry are up for reappointment this year.
President's Day: The library will be closed on February 18 for the holiday.
Retirement option: Pennington and Eveland are eligible for early IMRF retirement this year with more than 20 years city employment.
Meeting adjourned at 5:10
MOTION: Tucker
Respectfully submitted,
Roxanne Michels


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ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves and Abbotsford battled into a shootout with the Heat grabbing the extra point with a 3-2 win Friday night at the Allstate Arena.
Right wing Mark Mancari was the lone Chicago skater to score in the shootout, while goaltender Eddie Lack stopped two of Abbotsford's four attempts. Forward Tim Miller and defenseman Kevin Connauton each scored for the Wolves in regulation, while Ben Walter and Brendan Mikkelson scored for the Heat.
"We had a tough second period and it hurt us," said Wolves head coach Craig MacTavish. "I thought we responded well in the third and overtime, but we couldn't get one past their goaltender."
Chicago (9-7-0-3) jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first 20 minutes of play. Miller opened scoring at 4:07 of the first when right wing Victor Oreskovich's pass attempt was blocked, but Miller jumped on the loose puck and snapped a shot past Heat goaltender Leland Irving.
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Abbotsford (14-8-1-0) got on the scoreboard just 25 seconds into the middle period to cut the Wolves lead to 2-1. Center Krys Kolanos held the puck behind the net and fed it on the doorstep to Walter, who one-timed a shot past Lack.
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The Wolves travel to Michigan for a meeting with the Grand Rapids Griffins at 6 p.m. Saturday at Van Andel Arena. The Wolves return home Sunday for a 4 p.m. rematch with Abbotsford.
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Second Period---3, Abbotsford, Walter 5 (Kolanos, Rheault), 0:25; 4, Abbotsford, Mikkelson 3 (Sylvester), 10:45 pp. Penalties---Reinprecht, Chicago (interference), 0:38; Sweatt, Chicago (holding), 8:47; Carson, Abbotsford (elbowing), 15:45.
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Shootout---Abbotsford 2 (Walter, NG; Kolanos, G; Rheault, NG; Byron, G), Chicago 1 (Haydar, NG; Schroeder, NG; Mancari, G; Rodin, NG; Reinprecht, NG).
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