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Kent State University at Stark is holding a Harvest for Hunger Food and Funds Drive to benefit the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank, a local non-profit operation serving Carroll, Holmes, Medina, Portage, Stark, Summit, Tuscarawas and Wayne Counties. Take this opportunity to help feed the hungry in the community we serve. A student from your classroom or a family from your neighborhood could benefit from your generosity. I encourage you to join in Kent State Stark's efforts to care for those who are less fortunate than ourselves.
All food and funds raised will help the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank and it's network of more than 500 partner agency programs to supply emergency food to those in need. Food insecure families are so limited in their resources that they are forced to reduce the quality of their food, cut out meat and other high protein foods, as well as skipping meals so that their children can eat, or make tough decisions like paying for food or paying other costs of living.
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- More than 240,000 people in Northeast Ohio don't have regular access to food.
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Charleston Southern University conferred degrees upon almost 600 graduates May 3 at North Charleston Coliseum. The Class of 2014 included the first graduates of the master of science in organizational management and the bachelor of arts in music and worship leadership.
Harvey L. Galloway, executive director of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina Foundation, was the guest speaker. He also received an honorary doctor of public service from the university. Galloway has 43 years of experience with Blue Cross Blue Shield of S.C., and its owned companies. His work to improve healthcare in South Carolina was recognized in 2008 with the Palmetto Patriot award.
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I've seen before a topic here asking if there is any significant differences between using PALib or Nintendo's Nitro SDK... and that got me curious: what does it take to obtain the official SDK ?
Costs I can't speak on personally, and I don't know if anyone who is a licensed developer can either. But there are some requirements that I do know of. I don't imagine it is that expensive because from what I saw around the internet the development kit for the Wii is under 5k.
What will cost you however, is having a brick-and-motar location dedicated to your studio's work. Nintendo requires this of it's licensees.
Following that, they also request back financials so that they can ensure that you would actually have the resources to bring your game to market.
If you think you qualify, you can fill out the application to become a licensed Nintendo Developer.
A couple of years ago I developed on the DS, the DS-Lite kit costed 1800$ which was way cheaper than any other dev-kit at the moment.
The Wii was a bit more expensive (I don't remember, 2500? 3500?) but you need to have at least two types, one for development (the black box) and one for creating the masters (green I think but I'm not sure).
For what it is worth: Unofficially "everyone knew" that you had to request twice for being granted to be an authorised Nintendo developer...
I'd say in most cases it's handled by the publisher. Don't have a publisher/want to self publish? Nintendo probably doesn't want to talk to you, then. If you had some industry connections it might be a different story, of course.
It's a case of "if you have to ask, you'll never know".
$2,000 to $10,000 is the range given by Nintendo.
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As more of its services are used in business environments, Google started to provide synchronization tools for mail, calendar and contacts, but their launch wasn't timely and they were pretty limited. For example, the Google Calendar/Outlook sync tool is limited to the main calendar, while the BlackBerry sync application doesn't upload preexisting events to Google Calendar.
You can find third-party tools that offer a better experience, but synchronization should be a built-in feature of Gmail and Google Calendar. Creating APIs is a good way to make sure that developers can create applications for more obscure platforms or less common needs, it's not an excuse for being lazy.
The good news is that Google's applications are constantly improving. The sync tool for BlackBerry added support for contacts synchronization. "This new functionality will enable you to sync your handheld's built-in address book with your Gmail contacts. This all happens in the background and over the air, so your information is always up to date, no matter where you are or what you're doing," explains Google Mobile blog. To install the application, visit m.google.com/sync from a BlackBerry.
If there's one thing that T-Mobile G1, the first Android-powered phone, did it right is the seamless synchronization with Google's services: contacts are automatically synced with Gmail, while the events are synchronized with Google Calendar.
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The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) notified Santa Barbara City College on July 3, 2013 that they took action to remove the Warning status that was applied in March 2012 for governance issues not related to the college's academic or student support programs. The college retained its full accreditation status during the period on Warning. The college submitted a follow-up report in March 2014, which will be followed by a visit of Commission representatives on April 1, 2014. Santa Barbara City College is pleased to announce the college is in full compliance with accreditation standards and in good standing with the Accreditation Commission of Community and Junior Colleges. The next regularly scheduled full accreditation review will occur in Fall 2015.
- Reaffirmation of Accreditation (2010)
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Watch Rock Band Dev's First Game Pitch, It's Mad 90s
The Rock Band creator certainly had humble origins, according to this pitch video.
The Rock Band creator certainly had humble origins, according to this pitch video.
Rock Band developer Harmonix sent out a survey today asking fans what platform they'd like to see a new game in the series on.
CCO Alex Rigopulos states that Harmonix is waiting for the right time to bring back the iconic music game.
"We sincerely appreciate the work of each and every one of these employees," Harmonix says; no in-development projects are affected.
Developer Harmonix will pull several songs from Rock Band DLC store due to re-licensing issues.
Delaware Supreme Court upholds previous decisions, forcing Viacom to pay $299 million to Harmonix shareholders.
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Don McLean's classic track to see out Rock Band's long-running DLC.
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After months of experimentation, Google choose to show text ads above image search results. It's not clear if the ads are actually useful for those who visit Google Image Search to find images, but Google mentioned last year that the volume of commercial queries has increased significantly.
"Whenever we make changes like these, we carefully evaluate users' reactions to ensure we're holding true to our basic principles: that ads by Google should always be relevant and useful. Of course, these experiments benefit Google because they generate revenue from new sources — but by ensuring that we show the right ads at the right time to the right people, we'll add value for users too," explained a Google blog post from November.
In 2006, Google estimated that it could earn $80-200 million a year by including text ads in Image Search. Google decided not to monetize Image Search because the experiments showed that people used the service less. I wonder if the experiments from 2008 showed different results.
It's worth mentioning that the only other important image search engine that shows ads is Ask.com Image Search.
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Grandma Cake's 80th Birthday Rainbow Cake
I remembered seeing somewhere in the universe of the internet a rainbow cake - actually, in the realm of Pinterest (which is scarily addictive - don't click through unless you have too much time on your hands!) there are a huge number of rainbow foods. I'm not a huge fan of excessive food colouring, but sometimes the occasion calls for it, and using gel colours you don't need all that much to get a pretty intense colour. You can get gel colours from most cake decorating stores (like Kiwi Cakes) and a pottle will last ages.
To produce a rainbow of cake, choose a light-coloured batter (I made an orange cake recipe, though I thought it was too dry cooked in thin layers so I won't share the recipe - lemon yoghurt cake would work well). Work out how much batter you need - each layer should be a couple of centimetres thick - and divide it into seven. I made such a large cake (and actually I made a second cake, as there were 150 people at the birthday party) that I made a batch for each layer. Then use gel colours to dye the batter before baking - start with a little and add more until you like the colour. You only need red, yellow and blue colour - red and yellow make orange; blue and yellow make green (though I had green colour so used that) and blue and purple make indigo.
Because the layers are quite thin they cook quickly. The layers for my 30cm cake took about 15 minutes each - the smaller 25cm cake only took about 10. Once cooked and cooled you'll want to trim the tops to make each layer nice and flat. You'll end up with a very colourful bowl of cake scraps. Which you can then feed to your six-month-old nephew, though I can't guarantee they'll impress him:
(also: don't do this unless you're prepared to clean up a lot of mess!)
When the layers are flattish spread a thin layer of icing (anything firm enough to hold - I used a basic buttercream) on each - you don't want too much as it'll detract from the colour, just enough to hold the layers of cake together. I think it looks better with the darker colours at the bottom, so started with violet, building all the way up to red. When they're stacked apply some pressure on top to ensure they're nicely stuck together (sort of smush them down, but not too heavily!) and then ice around the sides, filling in any gaps. I did a thin coat of icing and then covered the cake in these cool (and amazingly easy) roses (you use the Wilton 1M/large open star tip and just pipe swirls from the inside out - I'll write more about this sometime, but I didn't get pictures as by the time I got to this part I was pressed for time!).
I was going for the ultimate deception - see how grown-up it looks? And sort of fits with the whole garden thing for Grandma. The most suspicious thing about the cake was its height - you can see below that it swallowed the whole blade of the knife when cut - those layers do add up!
Grandma was a little confused when we told her she had to cut a wedge - I think she thought we were going to make her eat a huge piece of it! It had the desired effect, though - see her face in the photo on the right! And the whole room gasped with delight when she lifted the slice - audible appreciation definitely massages the ego of the baker, and on the impressing-the-audience scale it possibly even beats my uncle's party trick of eating birthday candles to amuse small children. ;-)
So; a great cake to make to impress; reasonably low effort, just takes a while to bake the layers. Grandma loved it, and had a ball at her party too - many family and friends, and lots of little children to liven things up. It was a stunning day (I guess the weather was trying to live up to Grandpa's party back in February, when it got to 36 degrees!) and it was nice catching up with everyone and gorging on sugar.
What's the best birthday party trick you've seen?
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Rosa, the cake looks fabulous! And I especially like the look on Grandma Cake's face when the rainbow of colour was revealed.
I think those roses would look great on a wedding cake. Great stuff!
- September 7, 2011 at 10:25 PM
- timeforalittlesomething.com said...
Gorgeous! Such beautiful work Rosa, I bet she loved it. Inspiring!
- September 7, 2011 at 10:39 PM
The cake was amazing! and tasted good too. It was the best type of cake you could have ever made for your Grandma..
- September 7, 2011 at 10:49 PM
- hungryandfrozen said...
Rosa, what a glorious cake! I love the photo with your grandmother's suprised face. The cake is beautiful anyway from the outside - that piping is amazing! - but all those coloured layers really make it. Am very inspired :)
- September 8, 2011 at 12:58 AM
Baby cake may have rejected the scraps but they soon vanished into other members of the cake family...I have not heard one other person suggest the cake was dry - texture was fine for this cake, the 48 eggs ensured it was really just an extra special sponge cake. Pedantically speaking, a gorgeous cake!
- September 8, 2011 at 7:55 AM
Beautiful! Well done you! I love the look on Grandma Cake's face when she cut into it. The outside is impressive enough without even thinking about the unexpected and equally impressive inside. Your family is very lucky to have you as the chief cake maker
- September 8, 2011 at 8:52 AM
- Kimberley said...
WOW!!! That looks stunning!!! You are very talented and I wish I could decorate as well as you!!!!
- September 8, 2011 at 10:00 AM
That cake's fantastic! Grinned when I saw your gran's reaction, very cool.
You will definitely have to post on how to do the decoration roses, the colouring is great too.
- September 8, 2011 at 10:40 AM
- jacksta said...
Ive seen these cakes quite a bit recently but I think Youve added the best touvh with the rose shaped icing. Me Likie!
- September 8, 2011 at 10:56 AM
Absolutely fantastic cake. I have been eyeing these up for a while now too...now I feel even more inspired! Megan
- September 8, 2011 at 12:42 PM
Love this, I have been wanting to do a rainbow cake for a while now, might have to do it for the next thing that comes up :)
- September 8, 2011 at 2:42 PM
Wow! I have never seen a rainbow cake,I'm seriously impressed.I am intrigued with the way you have managed to get the swirls of colour into the icing,so hope you will soon post on that.Finally,Grandma looks great at 80,I bet she had a ball.
- September 8, 2011 at 5:24 PM
- heartbreak pie said...
I LOVE everything about this
- September 9, 2011 at 11:01 AM
You will treasure this photo in years to come.
- September 9, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- The KitchenMaid said...
Rosa, that is INCREDIBLE - you are so the queen of baking. Good tip about food colouring too. I SO want to make this now... can you post about the icing soon please?
- September 9, 2011 at 3:12 PM
- Mrs Cake said...
Kaz, thanks! The roses would be a great wedding touch, wouldn't they?
Jemma, thanks, and thanks for the shout out yesterday on your blog too!
Stephen, glad you enjoyed it. :-)
Mum, I don't know, a touch of syrup might have made it better... But okay. :-)
Kate, thanks, it's fun making cakes for your near and dear because you know what they'll enjoy. :-)
Kimberley, I promise it's easier than it looks. ;-)
Katernz, I'll try to do a tutorial in the next couple of weeks - it's amazingly simple.
Jacksta, thanks, I wanted to mix it up a bit, and like the contrast of the demure roses and vivid rainbow.
Megan, go for it! The delight of those eating it makes it well worthwhile.
Kat, seize any excuse you can find. :-)
Cheryl, Grandma definitely enjoyed her party! I will post on the icing soon, stay tuned. :-)
Delaney, thanks!
Daleaway, I will!
Lucy, I'll do the icing post as soon as I can. :-)
- September 10, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- bunnyeatsdesign said...
I love the the look on your grandma's cake. Her yellow cape is wonderful too. Great job!
- September 10, 2011 at 11:14 AM
- m said...
Totally & utterly fabulous! Love, love the surprise rainbow hiding inside.
- September 11, 2011 at 8:33 PM
- Mairi@Toast said...
Totally & utterly fabulous! Love, love the surprise rainbow hiding inside.
- September 11, 2011 at 8:33 PM
- Plum Kitchen said...
That is a work of genius:) Your Grandma's face is a picture, what a gift, well done! Baking as sheer fabulousness......
- September 11, 2011 at 11:01 PM
- Rachael said...
Gorgeous inside and out, and what special memories you're helping to create for your family.
Thanks again for allowing the chocolate links. Rachael
- September 12, 2011 at 3:44 PM
- moonovermartinborough.com said...
What a fantastic cake! And what a fantastic look of surprise she had!
- September 12, 2011 at 6:35 PM
- Mrs Cake said...
bunnyeatsdesign, I'm so pleased she got so much enjoyment out of it!
Mairi, thanks. :-)
Plum Kitchen, thank you!
Rachael, I hope so, memories are so important. :-) And no problem!
moonovermartinborough, yes, love the wide-open mouth. :-) Definitely a winner in the impact category!
- September 12, 2011 at 10:00 PM
- joolzmac said...
That is just superb!
- September 13, 2011 at 1:01 AM
Briliant cake and really made the day - you hit exactly the right mark. Great day had by all and to see the joy on 'Grandmas' face made it all worth while. Well doe on another masterpiece.
- September 15, 2011 at 8:57 PM
- Mrs Cake said...
joolzmac, thanks!
Deb, so glad you could come, was lovely to see you. :-)
- September 25, 2011 at 10:26 AM
- Jagiri said...
How incredible! And the roses are so delightful that I Pinterested the photo for wedding cake ideas :)
I did tell you
- October 2, 2011 at 2:28 PM
- Mrs Cake said...
Thanks Jagiri! :-)
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The local quilting group, comprised of approximately 25 active members, has made charity quilts one of its main projects, and this Christmas they will be giving their handmade quilts to every woman and child staying at The Ark this holiday season.
Carol McDowell, a charter member of the Foothills Quilters, said the quilters have given Christmas quilts to The Ark for the past five years.
"We choose to donate to The Ark because there is a constant need in our community and The Ark proves that, and we want to show our support for The Ark and the people staying there," McDowell said. "At Christmas time there is no better way to show our help and support than to give them something warm to have."
According to Jane Motsinger, former executive director of The Ark, there are currently 10 adults and five children living at The Ark.
Motsinger met with the Foothills Quilters Tuesday to express her gratitude for their donations.
"You have no idea what these quilts mean to our people," she said. "Last year when one woman opened her quilt she was in tears and said 'There's just so much love in this from someone I don't even know.'"
The quilts will be wrapped by Foothills Quilters and given to the people of The Ark to open on Christmas day.
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Since the inception of Google Maps Mania I've been trying to keep readers current on what new country updates are hitting Google Maps. Google has announced a significant update to the number of countries with markings for streets, roads, place names and transportation routes on Google Maps. Here are some highlights from Dave Barth's post on the Google LatLong Blog titled: "More of the world for you to explore":
- 54 new countries added
- Double the coverage in Latin America
- Three times the coverage in the continent of Asia
Afghanistan, Aruba, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belize, Bermuda, Brunei Darussalam, Bhutan, Bolivia, Cambodia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Fiji, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kuwait, Laos, Lebanon, Mexico, Myanmar (Burma), Mongolia, Nepal, Nicaragua, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Syria, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Timor-Leste, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, Vietnam and Yemen
More from Dave's post:
We have better detail for some countries than others, but this is just the beginning. In coming months, we'll be working tirelessly to add more detail to the existing countries in Google Maps, and we'll also be adding new countries to the list.
Another observation I have is that map labels are much easier to read when viewing the map on hybrid view. Take a look:
These new countries are visible when creating maps/mashups on My Maps as well as through the Google Maps API. So get mapping! :)


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DFW: Gina Carano return would be 'cool' - Mixed Martial Arts News
Matt Ufford: "So I can take this to Ariel Helwani, MMAFighting - 'officially done.'"
Gina Carano: "You can't say that. I wake up every morning and surprise myself, and I wake up to a new me every day. I still train."
MU: "When was the last time you sparred?"
GC: "Probably two weeks ago, actually. and it felt really good because I felt free to not feel like I'm training for anything but to just train and love it again."
At the UFC 157 post-fight news conference, UFC president Dana White expressed happiness for her current position as an actress, and said she would be welcome back.
"Gina's got her thing," said White. "I'm happy for her. Good for her. She hasn't told me, but I heard that she said she'd be interested in coming back. I'm not going to push her. I think it would be pretty cool if she wanted to come back."
"Gina's a movie star, man. Gina's out making movies. I actually liked that she made it, and she went on and she's doing movies and things. I like that. I like to see that happening."
Carano's return would be problematic at present, as the UFC is focusing on the 135 pound division, and Carano had to struggle mightily to make the 140 catchweight that Strikeforce created for her.
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Complete Big West Release in PDF Format
IRVINE, Calif. - Don Strametz earned the Big West Conference Women's Track & Field Coach of the Year while first-year sprinter Carl Horsley was named Big West Men's Freshman of the Year as the postseason track & field awards were handed out by the conference.
Strametz, a winner of the conference's Women's Coach of the Year a record eight times, added a final chapter to his illustrious career. He has now earned Big West Coach of the Year accolades 13 times since 2002 including both men's and women's honors in 2004, 2007, 2009 and 2010.
"I don't win coach of the year awards unless my assistant coaches do a great job," said Strametz. "I thought Avery (Anderson) did a great job of analyzing the meet and figuring out where our women could score the most points. Everything kind of fell into place for us, we did a lot of good things and quite a few things went our way."
Horsley becomes the second Northridge athlete to earn Big West Men's Freshman of the Year honors after Reindell Cole won the award in 2008. Horsley had a memorable first conference championship becoming the second Matador sprinter in the last three years to sweep both the 100 and 200 meters. Horsley ran a season-best 10.55 in the 100 and clocked a time of 21.17 in the 200. Horsley also ran the opening leg of the conference champion 4x100 relay that finished in a season-best 40.57.
"Carl is a hard worker who deserves this award," said associate head coach Avery Anderson who was Horsley's sprint coach. "He wasn't the most heralded athlete coming out of high school but his season is a testament to what can be accomplished when you combine a great athlete with the tradition of a great sprint program."
Cal State Northridge will send Horsley along with 14 men and women to compete in the NCAA West Preliminary Round at Oregon's Historic Hayward Field May 26-28.
Women's Track Athlete of the Year
Ciara Short, Cal State Fullerton
Women's Field Athlete of the Year
Ashley Gatewood, UC Riverside
Women's Freshman of the Year
Danielle Littleton, UC Riverside
Women's Coach of the Year
Don Strametz, Northridge
Men's Track Athlete of the Year
Charles Jock, UC Irvine
Ryan Martin, UC Santa Barbara
Men's Field Athlete of the Year
Colin Dunbar, Long Beach State
Men's Freshman of the Year
Carl Horsley, Northridge
Men's Coach of the Year
Andy Sythe, Long Beach State


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In all honesty have some of Andersons punches looked very powerful and his opponet fell down Forest comes to mind
In all honesty have some of Andersons punches looked very powerful and his opponet fell down Forest comes to mind
Anderson Silva:
Best Fighter on the planet.
I think silva just got caught clowning. It wasn't weird, he does it all the time. My walk away was silva basically gifted the belt to weidman. I think weidman is an amazing fighter, but if silva fought seriously in that 2nd rd he would have taken it. Instead he chose to fight cocky and stupid and weidman punished him. As a big Anderson fan it was all on him, weidman had the guts to come forward, and caught him acting foolish. I was disappointed because I wanted it to be an amazing fight. Regardless of how hard Dana white tries to talk me into thinking it was a good fight, it wasn't. It was a good first round. I hope silva takes the rematch, takes it more seriously and turns the show boating down a bit. I've always said I was ok with the showboating if the other guy couldn't do anything about, well silva... This guy did. Come back and redeem yourself.
I've pretty much accepted it now, it's still kind of disappointing as a fan of Silva that he lost basically fucking around though. Yeah he showboats and drops his hands a lot but it's a big difference doing that to Maia and Griffin that pose no standing threat to you than it is to Weidman. Would have loved to have seen Silva take the same approach he did to the first Franklin fight but what can you do. Hopefully lesson learned for the rematch.
Also, Weidman is a good dude, very likable and talented so it's not the end of the world with him as the champ.
Oddly enough the last time Anderson Silva lost, the Miami Heat won the NBA Championship too.
Other facts about the year 2006....
iTunes billionth song was downloaded in February 2006. It was 'Speed of Sound' by Coldplay.
Dick Cheney "accidentally" shot his friend Harry Whittington in the face.
Best Film Oscar Winner: The Departed
Superbowl XL Champion: Pittsburgh Steelers
Saddam Hussein is convicted of crimes against humanity by an Iraqi court (Nov. 5), and hanged in Baghdad.
I want those 7 years back.
Man bloody elbow sucks donkey dick. Silva obviously wasn't doing his best be was trying to psych out weidman by insulting and daring him to strike first. However instead of doing nothing like Maia or shitting his pants like yushin or trying to do a fucking spinning back fist by Chael, weidman played it smart getting the KO.
The funniest thing about it is that as surprising as this loss is it doesn't hurt his legacy at all. The thing that could possibly hurt his legacy is the prospect of him throwing a fight. An argument his idiot fanboys think is defending his legacy(which does not need to be defended) which in fact they are doing the opposite.
"Dick Cheney "accidentally" shot his friend Harry Whittington in the face."
lol Man i know when i hunt birds with my friends i know were that are at so this don't happen. because i love my friends.
i still can't wrap my mind around this being an accident.
"I don't want them to like me, because when I'm in the ring, punches fly to the face. It is not a tenderness time. I am not falling in love. And he knows that when the fight starts I kick faces."
"I think you should be able to kick in the head, its a fun thing to do."
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A registered sex offender who was arrested in 2000 for showing his private parts to a 15-year-old boy and attempting to get the boy into his van, has been allowed to help at Waccamaw High School functions this year, school officials said.
The father of a band student at the school, the parent was initially charged with: Lewd Act Upon a Child Under 16, Indecent Exposure, and Failure to Stop When Signaled, according to a City of Georgetown Police report dated Sept. 26, 2000.
He was convicted of Indecent Exposure on Dec. 11, 2000 and served one year and eight days in jail, according to the Georgetown County Sheriffs Office Sex Offender listing on its website.
The parent also failed to register as a sex offender in June 2006.
The parent could not be reached for comment by press time.
The fact that a registered sex offender was involved in some way with the Waccamaw High School Marching Band was brought to the attention of the Times by a couple that has filed Title IX complaints with the U.S. Department of Educations Office of Civil Rights.
Those complaints are currently under investigation.
When asked on Dec. 18, 2013 whether the schools principal, David Hammel, or the Georgetown County School District knew about the parents background, the school districts attorney Andrea White responded that Hammel had known about him being a sex offender for three weeks after he discovered that the criminal background portion of the parents volunteer form was not filled out.
She said Hammel had been told by the parent that the offense was public urination.
She said school district officials knew nothing about the parent being a sex offender.
In an e-mail later that day, White stated that when Mr. Hammel learned of the charge and discussed it with (the parent), both agreed that (the parent) would cease any further involvement with the Marching Band, which was in any event ending the season.
In an e-mail dated Jan. 9, 2014 White stated that the parent was not a volunteer at Waccamaw High School.
He is the parent of a child who attends Waccamaw High School and, in that capacity, he attended after-hours school events, including several football games. As a parent of a band member, he assisted other band parents with moving sets onto and off of the football field during half-time. He has not attended any events on school grounds since October 2013. (The parent) never served as a chaperone, never volunteered with students during the school day, and did not act as a volunteer in any other capacity.
White went on to say:
The District is always working to ensure that students are not at risk, and, in that regard, the District does have volunteer screening processes in place, which include background checks and review of references. The District does have a policy noting that individuals whose names appear on the Sexual Offender Registry will not be permitted to serve in the District in any capacity, but that the District has final discretion whether to allow an individual to volunteer.
In any case in which the District learns that a volunteer has information in their background which might be of concern, the District will follow up with that individual to determine the specific circumstances of that information and then act accordingly. The Districts primary focus in making decisions whether to allow a volunteer to serve is to ensure that its students are not exposed to potential harm.
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For young women looking to get into the field of veterinary science or marine biology, Dr. Lara Croft is an inspiration. Here's a little bit of informaiton on her background and some great photos of her doing some amazing work at SeaWorld.
Dr. Croft is one of three SeaWorld Orlando staff veterinarians. In this capacity, Dr. Croft maintains the health of the park's animals, including killer whales, dolphins, sea lions, seals, birds, fish, and turtles.


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Courtney Stevens assigns outreach projects to inspire her students
Sydney Moberg '13 was nervous about dissecting a sheep brain. But once she held a scalpel in her hand, she discovered the only thing she didn't enjoy about it was the smell.
"I was fascinated by how the brain looked, how it felt and where each individual part was located," says Moberg, a psychology major. "When it came time to choose an outreach project, I knew I wanted to teach a brain dissection lab. I wanted other students to have the same type of experience I did."
Through professor Courtney Stevens' Cognitive Neuroscience course at Willamette University, students pick an outreach project that connects neuroscience to real-world issues, and in doing so, act out the university's motto, "Not unto ourselves alone are we born."
Some, like Moberg, have helped high school students dissect a sheep brain, while others have taught a brain class at Bush Elementary School or discussed the effects of drug addiction with incarcerated teens.
Through community outreach, Stevens hopes to link neuroscience content to her students' individual career goals and interests. She also wants to connect her students with neuroscience content and resources they can access after graduating.
"Some students come in not believing that cognitive neuroscience is relevant to their future," Stevens says. "But as they begin to work on their projects, they see the connections between neuroscience and the real world."
Stevens' program has been adopted in classes at the University of Oregon. Her program also received praise from the Society of Neuroscience, which awarded Stevens the Junior Faculty Next Generation Award in October for outstanding contributions to public communication, education and outreach about neuroscience.
"For me, the beauty of the outreach project is that students take ownership of the material," Stevens says. "They choose what they will do. They're the ones making connections within the community."
Community Partnerships
Stevens developed the Cognitive Neuroscience course in 2008. Back then, outreach activities were relatively uncommon in undergraduate, neuroscience classes — and they still are today.
"For large classes of 300 students, there would be concerns about quality control," Stevens says. "There'd be little incentive for faculty members to do this because it's too much of a burden."
But in Stevens' class, not only is there no need for outside funding, students absorb the responsibility.
First, they pick a neuroscience project that interests them. The project features a tangible component that may be evaluated — such as a video or a set of lesson plans.
Students then develop an evaluation rubric that describes what A-, B- and C-level work looks like. Prior to implementing their projects, they submit a project proposal, which Stevens evaluates to help them refine their plans.
When delivered, supervising teachers and participants help grade the presentations, worth up to 10 percent of the students' final grade.
So far, more than 75 Willamette undergraduates — most of whom are psychology, exercise science and biology majors — have taken the upper-division course.
Two of these students are Linnea Hardlund '13 and Jennifer Wade '13, who taught a brain class at Bush Elementary. Through pictures and demonstrations, they showcased the lobes of the brain and the functions of each lobe.
As part of the interactive class, the primary students colored worksheets on the brain and ate a "brainfood" snack of frozen blueberries, which stimulates healthy brain function.
Hardlund and Wade say the outreach project not only challenged them to think critically, it forced them to find creative ways to share their knowledge.
"Professor Stevens' class was one of the best I have taken at Willamette," says Hardlund, a biology major. "The outreach project allowed us to take our knowledge from the classroom and bring it full circle in a real-life situation."
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Maxx Kaplan '11 also enjoyed Stevens' class. For his project, he and another student gave a PowerPoint presentation to youths incarcerated at the Hillcrest Youth Correctional Facility in Salem.
The presentation focused on the neural effects of drugs and the biological explanations for cravings and addiction.
"We wanted the youths to come away with an understanding that the brain is a growing, changing organ, and that they weren't necessarily doomed by their family history or past experiences, " says Kaplan, a psychology major who had interned at the facility.
For Kaplan, seeing the teens make connections between his presentation and their own experiences proves Stevens understands the value of community outreach.
"Professor Stevens knows what she's talking about, and everyone in the classroom knows it," he says.
Going forward, Stevens plans to continue soliciting feedback from students and area partners to improve the outreach activities.
"I want my students to do more than read a textbook and take an exam. I want them to be creative and to take ownership of the material," Stevens says. "They've done that. Some of their work has blown me away."


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I'll be screening some live gameplay sessions on Twitch from my PS4. I've embedded the video below:
Broadcast times: weekdays 7pm UK time, weekends variable
Now showing: Assassin's Creed Unity
I'll be screening some live gameplay sessions on Twitch from my PS4. I've embedded the video below:
Broadcast times: weekdays 7pm UK time, weekends variable
Now showing: Assassin's Creed Unity
I don't just play games on the PS3 you know. I dabble with iOS games and PC games. In fact one of my long time favourite gaming franchises has to be the Age of Empires series.
I have many fond memories from round about the turn of the millennium playing online matches with friends and strangers alike over dial-up on the MSN Gaming Zone. Those were the days!
In many respects, Age of Empires II was the perfect real-time strategy game. The perfect historical setting, great single player campaigns, and the game play that was simple enough to pick up, but took ages to truly master. In fact, there were so many units, different terrain, and strategies you could employ, there was more depth than you realised.
There was only one problem though. The game was built on an old graphical subsystem (pre-DirectX) and soon ran into compatibility issues with modern operating systems a few years down the line.
Then there was Age of Empires III. For me it was a bit of a let-down. Everything from the time period, to the slow game play, and the high computer spec requirements. More recently there was Age of Empires Online- classic Age of Kings gameplay but the game was more of a MMORPG than RTS.
What I really wanted was Age of Kings II. What was my idea for Age of Kings II? The same time period as Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings, but improved graphics, more civilisations, and new campaigns but with the same great Age of Kings game play.
I'll therefore admit that Age of Empires II: HD Edition came as a bit of a shock, but I completely understand why the developers have gone for this option. Sure, the graphics are a bit dated by today's standards, but the game play is brilliant, and the game behaves and functions much as it always has.
For me, the main improvements are: population cap increased to 500, improved water graphics, higher resolution monitor support, and Steam integration. Classic Age of Empires- a game we can now play for the next decade. Raise your goblet to the king of real-time strategy games!
Wow, it's been a while since I last blogged about gaming, but it's been a pretty hectic year for me, and I took a bit of a break from blogging (and gaming) in general.
I just about kept on gaming because so many games in 2012 were a disappointment for me. So what did I get up to?
I got the Jak and Daxter HD trilogy, but have so far only managed to play through the first game. The game looks amazing, and the gameplay is exactly how I remembered it. Naughty Dog make superb games.
Trying to collect every last Precursor is addictive, and well-worth the effort!
I think I'm going to depart company with the Treyarch series of games. Both Black Ops and Black Ops II have been nothing but disappointments, whereas I just can't fault the entire Modern Warfare series.
Why you ask? The usual- dropped games, errors, and the damn games freeze my PS3. That's almost unheard of. Also, Black Ops II just isn't as satisfying as a Modern Warfare match online. It just doesn't compare.
I may complete a bit of the Black Ops II single player campaign, but who knows?
Continue reading What I've been playing: the better-late-than-never edition
A big shout out to Chantelle Porritt who has jotted down some thoughts on Eurogamer 2012. It's a great read, check out her blog for more!
Aaaand… we're back!
Hi everyone. Unfortunately this gaming blog was hacked on 2 June 2012, and went offline shortly after. See, it's not just O2 that's been having problems!
Today (12 July 2012) I have managed to restore most functionality. Please bear with me over the next few days as I make sure everything is behaving as it should be.
Los Havros will continue to be a small, independent gaming blog for as long as I can continue to maintain it. We're going nowhere!
Long live play!
Criterion Games are developing the new Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012). That's all as I need to know. Here Criterion, have my wallet. It's yours.
To be honest Criterion had me at Burnout 2: Point of Impact (2002), so trusting them to serve up another sublime racing game is pretty easy, and who can forget Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010)? Superb.
Let's not forget though that as far as big releases go, Criterion Games have put their 'Burnout' IP on ice for the foreseeable future and are continuing moonlighting under the 'Need for Speed' brand. I honestly don't have a problem with this as long as the top-notch quality racing games keep coming.
However Joystiq seems to have an interesting theory: 'Need for Speed: Most Wanted is a secret return to Paradise'. Well-worth a read. See also: Need for Speed: Most Wanted- Official site.
Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012) will be released across the EU on 2 November 2012. I can't wait!
A guest post by Chantelle Porritt.
A few years ago, a friend recommended to me that I read a series of comic books called "The Walking Dead". And I was hooked! The series was focused on the survivors and their reaction to the zombie apocalypse as opposed to how many zombies could get their head bashed in before the next chapter. It's a fantastic comic book series, and if you haven't read it I recommend going out and picking up the omnibus right now. So naturally, I was very excited to find out they were making a TV series based on the books! GREAT! As long as you ignore the majority of the second season.
So we're going to ignore the show right now because the game is much better. It is so true to the comic books. I'm one of those people who when a book I love is adapted into a movie or a TV show or whatever, I want to see the story remain as much intact and not messed with as much as possible. The Hunger Games managed pretty well, Harry Potter forgot about the existence of Peeves, and The Walking Dead series was adamant Hershel's farm was worthy of an entire season and strange scientists who offered you showers in the middle of an apocalypse would also try and blow you up.


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May is Foster Care Month, a time to say "Thank you" to foster families and staff member who place children in safe, supportive foster homes. KidsPeace has foster care offices across the country that specialize in placing regular and treatment foster care children with well trained, well matched families who provide wonderful care and positive environments to children from all backgrounds.
"We show our appreciation to our dedicated foster parents throughout the year, but, in May, we try to reach out and thank these families with special events, picnics, dinners and individual recognition of all that they do," says KidsPeace Executive Director of Foster Care and Community Programs Ray Culp. "It takes very special people to open their hearts and homes to children who have been separated from their families and need adults to give them structure and guidance during a very difficult time in their lives."
Foster families provide homes for children who are stepping down from residential treatment facilities, have been removed from their homes because of abuse, neglect or emotional, mental or physical issues that cannot be addressed in their homes. They often require many types of treatment and counseling outside the foster home, and foster parents spend many hours driving them to appointments, participating in counseling sessions and taking them to visit family members. It is not an easy job, and many children take a long time to adjust and learn to trust their foster families.
There is a growing number of older children and teens who need foster homes, and these kids who need the care the most are often the hardest to place. These children need assistance learning independent living skills, planning their educations, or finding employment after they have graduated. KidsPeace assists foster children prepare for the future and stresses the importance of education and training.
KidsPeace foster care offices actively recruit foster parents through a variety of media and then carefully screen these volunteers and provide extensive training to help them care for the children who will live in their homes. Our associates are available 24/7 to assist foster families and children with any questions, issues or services that may be needed.
During this special awareness month, KidsPeace Foster Care encourages adults who are over 21, have flexible schedules, can provide privacy and supervision, have a means of support, have room in their homes and hearts and a means of transportation to contact us to learn more about becoming a foster parent. Call 866-454-3773 for more information or visit the foster care page on this site.
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Kent State Alumni Association Appoints National Board of Directors' Officers and New MembersPosted Aug. 15, 2011
The Kent State University Alumni Association Inc. announces the following new members for its National Alumni Board of Directors:
John Garofalo, of Sagamore Hills, Ohio, has been appointed president of Kent State University's Alumni Association National Board of Directors. Garofalo is vice president of community investment for the Akron Community Foundation. He earned a bachelor of science degree in community health education in 1987 and a master's in education degree in health education in 1993 from Kent State.
Maria Schneider, of Copley, Ohio, has been appointed president-elect. Schneider is managing consultant at Premier Segment, Institutional Relationships at TIAA-CREF in Westlake, Ohio. She earned a bachelor of business administration in finance in 1986 from Kent State.
Robert Maschke, of Cleveland, continues his role as vice president. Maschke is principal of Robert Maschke Architects in Cleveland. Maschke earned a bachelor's of science degree in architecture in 1988 and a bachelor of architecture degree in 1989 from Kent State.
Kathy Reid, of Hudson, Ohio, continues her role as secretary. Reid is broker/owner of Prudential Kathy Reid Realty in Hudson. Reid earned a bachelor's of science degree in elementary education in 1969 from Kent State.
Brian M. Marino, of Avon Lake, Ohio, continues his role as treasurer. Marino is financial advisor and special care planner with Skylight Financial Group/Michael Carter Group in Cleveland. He earned a bachelor's of business administration degree in business management in 2001 from Kent State.
Nicholas Sucic, of Hudson, has been appointed immediate past president. Sucic is vice president and controller of the Davey Tree Expert Company in Kent, Ohio. He earned a bachelor's of business degree in accounting in 1970 and a master's of science degree in accounting in 2008 from Kent State.
In addition, the following new members, all alumni of Kent State, have been appointed to serve a three-year term ending in 2014:
Brian Blazina, of Naperville, Ill., is president & CEO of Enram Energy Resource Americas in Naperville. Blazina earned a bachelor's of business administration degree in computer science within business organization in 1978 from Kent State.
Kenneth Buzek, of Strongsville, Ohio, is principal of Buzek Wealth Advisors in Strongsville. Buzek earned a bachelor's of business administration degree in accounting in 1970 from Kent State.
Chinyere Ekechi, of Atlanta, is with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH)/Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) in the Office of Policy, Planning and Evaluation in Atlanta. Ekechi earned a bachelor's of science degree in integrated life sciences in 1997 from Kent State.
Joseph Gibson, of Painesville, Ohio, is a judge for the Lake County Common Pleas Court General Division in Painesville. Gibson earned a bachelor's of business administration degree in management science in 1968 from Kent State.
Hannah Harbert, of Akron, Ohio, is an interior designer at FirstEnergy in Akron. Harbert earned a bachelor of arts degree in interior design in 2005 from Kent State.
Douglas Mory, of Richfield, Ohio, is a retired vice president and client advisor. Mory earned his master's in business administration degree in business administration in 1972 from Kent State.
Karen Talbott, of Fairlawn, Ohio, has retired as president of Visiting Nurse Service and Affiliates in Akron. Talbott earned a bachelor's of science degree in comprehensive business education in 1969 and a master's in science in accounting in 1970 from Kent State.
H. Scott Westover, of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, is curator for the Progressive Art Collection in Mayfield Village, Ohio. Westover earned a bachelor's of arts degree in art history and philosophy in 1997 from Kent State.
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Koh Pu : Computer Training
There are a few businesses and schools that provide computer training either in English or in Thai.
Basic beginner computer courses, web design, software programming and customized training is available. Tutors offer more specialized courses for those advancing their careers in information and technology.
Some expats in Phuket gather monthly at a free computer clinic club where support, advice and exchange of ideas take place. This venue provides a great opportunity to learn the basics about computing, getting rid of that irritating glitch or virus and also a place to get to meet other expats interested in computers.


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alias IPADDRESSES="ip addr|grep 192;curl -s http://checkip.dyndns.org/ | grep -o '[[:digit:].]\+'"
This command sets up an alias command to display your internal ip address(es) and display your external ip address using dyndns.
You only need to supplement the 192 with the first octet of you internal network subnet.
IP=$(curl http://www.slurpware.org)
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exit 0
Simple external IP checker.
Ubucleaner seems to be a good tool for ubuntu users, thank you for sharing it.
Also the ip script is good, it shows that there are mutliple ways in Linux to accomplish a single task.
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My 4th MMA Fight (Vid)
I had my 4th MMA fight last night (Saturday, 9/12/09). I lost the fight due to a TKO/Ref Stoppage due to a cut.
When they break up the fight in the middle of the round the ref looks at me, looks at the cut and tells me he will let me fight until the end of the round but after that he is stopping the fight. Pretty cool on the refs part because he gave me the extra minute to try and finish.
This is my first loss and it really sucks losing due to a cut because I think I was controlling the match but thats how life is. We followed USKBA rules so head punching on the ground and no head kicks at all.
I should have a closer and better quality video tomorrow and look out for my 3rd fight (which was Vale Tudo rules) to be posted up sometime tomorrow.
YouTube - 4th MMA Fight
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Heres a much better view of my fight.
YouTube - Joe Funaro's 4th MMA Fight
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Good vid (the second one), but my ears hurt from that girl shrieking all the time!
You were completely dominant in the clinch, had mount at 1:48 but you could've started a bit of pounding from there and earned even more kudos from the crowd... and maybe won.
The other guy was good at wriggling out of all your stuff (maybe since you didn't 'soften him up' striking on the ground in all your dominant positions), and his punching was much quicker and on-target.
Without the cut you would have won ... probably.
Excellent fight, excellent show Joe.
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This was amateur, I wanted to punch him on the ground and think I could have ended it when I mounted him but the rules call for no head punches on the ground.
Either way it was a good experience and the kid only took the fight with 20 hours notice because the other opponent backed out.
EDIT : yea, he did have a stiff jab and definitely hit me hard, I got a couple stitches and black eye.
Heres an even better view of the fight lol, I've been looking for all the cameras that were there, this is the best vid.
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Mr. James Robert White, 89, of Elkin passed away peacefully at his home on Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012, surrounded by his loving family.
He was born in Surry County on Jan. 14, 1923, to the late Emory Zachery and Nannie Dudley White. Mr. White was a retired Operating Engineer for Fletcher-Cramer in New Jersey after many years of service and a dedicated member of Welcome View Baptist Church as long as his health permitted.
He leaves to cherish his memory his loving wife of 66 years, Mrs. Eva Nettie Lusardi White, of the home; three sons and two daughters-in-law, Robert Daniel and Debbie White of Bricktown, NJ, Wayne White of Elkin and Ricky and Jennifer White also of Elkin; seven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; a sister, Victoria Stanley of Elkin; a brother and sister-in-law, Roger Lee and Betty White also of Elkin.
In addition to his parents, Mr. White was preceded in death by two sons, Larry James White and Frank Magliocco; two sisters, Stella Dockery and Lula Haynes and a brother, Billy White. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm Saturday, October 6, 2012 in the chapel of Moody-Davis Funeral Home by Rev. Marty Reeves and the Rev. Mickey Brooks. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.
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The third annual All Mustang Show, Sept. 18 at Brondes Ford Toledo, will support the charity Susan's Smiles of Happiness. The car show includes raffles, a DJ, food and Mustang-related vendors such as Roush Racing. All proceeds raised go to Susan's Smiles of Happiness.
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Hamilton founded Susan's Smiles of Happiness with Tim Porter in 2009 after their daughter died. Susan was diagnosed with Angelman syndrome as a child and moved into the Sunshine Children's Home when she was 15.
"Susan was smiley from ear to ear in spite of her own difficulties," Hamilton said.
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Linguistik-Klassifikation: Sprachtypologie / Language typology
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- Language typology in the UNITYP model : paper presented for the XIV. International Congress of Linguists, August 1987, Berlin, DDR, Plenary Session on Typology (1987)
- The aim of this contribution is to embed the question of an antinomy between "integral" vs. "partial typology", inscribed as the topic of this plenary session, into the comprehensive framework of the dimensional model of the research group on language universals and typology (UNITYP). In this introductory section I shall evoke some cardinal points in the theory of linguistic typology, as viewed "from outside", viz. on the basis of striking parallelisms with psychological typology. Section 2 will permit a brief look on the dimensional model of UNITYP. In section 3 I shall present an illustration of a typological treatment on the basis of one particular dimension. In section 4 I shall draw some conclusions with special reference to the "integral vs. partial" antinomy.


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text: Ronald Rea Whittington, 66, of Blair, passed away Nov. 26, 2012, in Altus. A memorial service will be at a later date.Ronald was born to Victor and Lois (Dobbs) Whittington in Grandfield on Feb. 13, 1946. He grew up on the Red River in Grandfield and attended school in Grandfield and Altus. He was a member of the Oklahoma National Guard from 1964 1970. He worked for Acme Fence Company and for many farmers in the area, mostly Bob Kerr as one of the best seven strain barbwire fence builders. While working he helped the family out by taking care of his younger sisters by cooking breakfast for them every morning and taking them to school before going to work daily.He was a strong honest man who was proud of his work. He had the strongest grip when you shook his hand. He was pretty much a loner but always had a dog for a companion and loved his family very much. He enjoyed hunting and fishing throughout his life.He was preceded in death by his parents.Survivors include four brothers, Donald Whittington and wife Marlene of Chehalis, Wash., Arlis Whittington of Blair, Jerry Whittington of Blair, and Kirby Myers of Memphis, Texas; four sisters, Jeanie and husband Pete Steinmetz of Havre, Mont., Janice Oak of Blair, Vicky and husband Larry Shaw of Blair, and Sharon and husband Don Lavoie of Great Falls, Mont.; and a host of nieces and nephews, and many other relatives and friends.


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Website: http://www.americanhumanist.org
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Type of Organization: National Grassroots/Advocacy
Founded: 1977
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The Feminist Caucus of the American Humanist Association was established as a coalition of both women and men within the AHA to work toward the advancement of women's rights and equality between the sexes in all aspects of society.
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We don't always get a chance to thank those who serve or have served our country. So, The Knights of Columbus in Fort Kent put on an big event last Saturday to do just that. News Source 8's Katie Zarrilli has the story.


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on Etsy. Lane's navy and our citrine chevron pillows also sold, but we have a few of the coral pillows left.
And a few more photos of some of our smaller items.
It was a fun day, and even though it is totally exhausting to get up at 3:30 am for the 4 am set-up and finish the day at 7:30 pm, we were saved by extra hour of sleep from the end of daylight savings. And even though we unloaded and loaded a full sized Uhaul four times in one weekend, I'm not even sore!
Our little Claremont Finders Keepers Etsy store is pretty depleted after we had to take down listings of items that sold at the flea market. So once again, we'll be working to build up our inventory.
Thanks to everyone who came to visit and hope you all have had good Monday!