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Presque Isle City Council Considers Moving City Hall Location
Maintaining the Presque Isle City Hall building over the next five or ten years could cost somewhere between 250 and 500 thousand dollars – according to city manager Jim Bennett.
"Obviously all of the windows need to be redone in the building, the heating system, although the boiler has been fixed the rest hasn't been replaced," said Bennett.
And so the city council is looking at whether or not it makes sense to move to a different location. They discussed it Monday night.
"The council has consistently looked at everything they can possibly look at to try to find a way to be able to deliver services without having to reach into people's pockets," he said.
The current building — built in 1919 — was a former hospital according to Bennett. He says the long hallway going down the middle of all three floors is a waste of space.
"And then if you look at the building and the reductions that we've done we have a number of offices that are actually vacant..so we don't probably need the space that we're currently heating," he said.
He says over the last few years they've spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on the building — that includes fixing the outside stairs a few years ago. At Monday's meeting one resident brought up why they haven't been fixed…Bennett said to completely redo the stairs would cost thousands of dollars — and they're not sure its worth it.
"We could spend five grand and in three years from now have the same condition..is that really the right thing? I don't think so."
The city council is looking for proposals from people with available space to sell or lease until August 15th.. There's also an August 22nd deadline for folks who want to buy the current building. Bennett wants to remind people that no decision has been made, they're just weighing the options.
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Our opinion: The state should settle its disputes over gambling with Native American tribes. The fight isn't worth it morally or financially. Perhaps at one time New York state's strategy of sitting out the Seneca on the issues surrounding casino gambling had a point. Not any more. Not when this impasse is hurting communities. It's […] [Read More]
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Our opinion: Want to take back your government? The latest sky-high limits on campaign contributions are a reminder of where we need to start. We all know that if someone sends a $40,000 check to a candidate or a $100,000 check to a political party, hardly anybody notices. The check just gets wrapped up with […] [Read More]
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Our opinion: There's a line between economic development and corporate welfare. After one big public subsidy to get it started here, GlobalFoundries shouldn't expect more. On its own, New York's $1.4 billion in public support of GlobalFoundries' chip fabrication plant in Malta might not seem like an ideal use of taxpayer funds. Even if it […] [Read More]
Don't blow off this deadline
Our opinion: The state needs, for a change, not to scramble at the last minute on health care reform. There's work to do, right now, for the Legislature before it leaves town. New York and other states have until 2014 to get health insurance exchanges up and running under the federal Affordable Care Act. Is […] [Read More]
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Valley Health Systems offers enrollment help
HUNTINGTON -- Valley Health Systems, Inc. is offering the services of specially trained members of its staff to assist patients and members of the community in enrolling in Health Insurance Marketplace products.
"We understand that many people may be confused about the new health insurance program or eligibility for the expanded Medicaid program in West Virginia," Valley Health Executive Director and CEO, Steve Shattls, said in a news release. "With neighborhood locations throughout the region, our Enrollment Assisters are now conveniently located and accessible to walk individuals through the process, whether they are currently a Valley Health patient or not. We welcome all interested parties and see this as an opportunity to further support our mission of delivering quality healthcare in our region."
There are multiple channels through which interested individuals can get help from Valley Health Enrollment Assisters. Assisters are available by phoning 855-984-6797, via email at email@example.com, or by stopping in or making an appointment at Valley Health's business office between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at 2585 3rd Ave. in Huntington.
Valley Health Assisters are also available on a walk-in basis or by appointment during business hours at Valley Health Putnam County locations including Valley Health - Hurricane and Putnam WIC.
To get specific contact information for a Valley Health location, visit www.valleyhealth.org.
Craft tables reserved for craft day, bake sale
CROSS LANES -- More than 50 crafts tables have been reserved for Cross Lanes Methodist Church's Craft Day and Bake Sale, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2.
The event also includes the Annual Health Fair, sponsored by the Woman's Club of Cross Lanes.
For more information, call the church office at 304-776-3081, or 304-776-1362.
Little Drummer Boy Toy sale set for Dec. 7
HURRICANE -- Glad Tidings Assembly of God, 121 Mill Road, Hurricane will have its annual Little Drummer Boy Toy Sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7.
Toys and children's books will be offered for $1 each to low-income families who may not otherwise be able to afford a Christmas gift for their child.
For more information or to donate new or gently-used toys or children's books, contact the church office at 304-562-3074 or email@example.com.
Caregivers support group to meet Nov. 19
SCOTT DEPOT -- The Support Group for Caregivers and Friends of Special Needs People will meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the Teays Valley Church of God, 4430 Teays Valley Road, Scott Depot. For more information, please call 304-755-3976.
This group ministers to the caregivers and friends of people with special needs, regardless of the need or age. For example, you could have an autistic child, or grandchild or even a child of a close friend. Or you could be caring for an elderly spouse or parent. What binds these people together is their common and often times lonely devotion to providing care for someone else.
The group's mission is to help the caregiver so that they may be in a better position to help their child or adult in need. This group provides a monthly opportunity to share ideas, lend emotional support and provide useful information not only from professionals, but also from other caregivers who have "been there and done that."
Annual charity auction to be held Nov. 13
HURRICANE -- The Teays Valley Newcomers and Neighbors Club will hold their annual Charity Auction on Wednesday, Nov. 13, at Sleepy Hollow Golf Club.
Meet and greet will begin at 9 a.m. A buffet brunch of scrambled eggs, bacon/sausage, home fries, pancakes/French toast, biscuits and gravy, and fruit will be available at 10 a.m. at a cost of $15. Reservations for the meal must be made before Nov. 8.
The auction will begin at 11 a.m. and will include donations from community businesses as well as food and craft items made by Newcomers members. Auction attendees are also asked to bring at least one non-perishable item for the Community Cupboard.
Those new to this area or established residents wishing to join a social group are welcome to join the Teays Valley Newcomers and Neighbors Club. Activities throughout the year include day trips, bowling, daytime and evening Euchre and Bunco, book discussions, movie day, lunch bunch, quilting, gardening and more.
For reservations contact Ginny Ochsner at firstname.lastname@example.com or 843-247-6803.
Holiday Craft Workshop to be hosted Nov. 11
ELEANOR -- The Putnam County 4-H Leaders Association will host the 2013 Holiday Craft Workshop from 6-8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11, in the upstairs room of the Eleanor Fire House.
There will be make-and-take crafts for all ages. Cost is $4 for the kid corner, grades kindergarten through five; $6 for adults and youth grade six and older. There will also be a cookie exchange. Bring a batch of cookies to share and to take home. Also, please include your recipe and note if cookies contain nuts.
To pre-register, call the Putnam County Extension Office at 304-586-0217, by 4 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 8.
Fall festival arts, crafts event to be held Nov. 2
HURRICANE -- The United Methodist Women of Forrest Burdette Memorial United Methodist Church, 2848 Putnam Ave., Hurricane, are sponsoring the Fall Festival annual Arts, Crafts and Book event from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the church.
Crafters and vendors will sell a wide variety of merchandise, including dolls, jewelry, wood items, hand crafted bags, unique fabric gifts and much more.
There will also be baked goods and candies, hot dogs and drinks for sale. Come visit with friends and look for gifts and decorations for the holidays.
This is the 43rd anniversary of the Annual Fall Festival of Arts and Crafts at Forrest Burdette.
For directions to the church, check out the web site, www.forrestburdette.com.
SOUTH CHARLESTON -- JeffersonWhitney, a Hurricane based insurance, investment and financial planning firm that places an increased focus on those with special needs, is hosting an educational seminar on insurance coverage for autism.
This event will be held from 10 a.m. until noon on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Marshall Grad Center Room 319 in South Charleston.
The seminar will be conducted by presenters from Mountaineer Autism Project and Training and Resources for Autism Insurance Navigation in WV (TRAINWV), and will discuss the options for obtaining insurance coverage, and how to go about getting it. The speakers are willing to answer any questions, so be prepared to participate. The seminar is sponsored in part by the WV Autism Training Center at Marshall University.
RSVP preferred, but not required, to Stacie Thomas at 304-397-6517 or email@example.com.
JeffersonWhitney is located at 3466 Teays Valley Rd. and serves clients throughout the tri-state area.
HURRICANE -- West Teays Elementary School in Hurricane is looking for crafters/vendors for its 13th Annual PTO Craft Fair.
The event is planned for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7, and admission is free to the public. The vendor registration fee is $35 for a 10-by-8-foot (or equivalent) space.
For more information, please contact email@example.com or Kellie Cook at 304-562-2665.
HURRICANE -- A Writers' Group is meeting from 5-6:45 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month at the Putnam County Library, 4219 W.Va. 34, Hurricane.
The group is led by a published writer. Writers of all levels -- whether previously published or aspiring to become published -- are invited to this free group. Bring samples of your work for voluntary reading and group critique.
ELEANOR -- The GED will end on Dec. 31. The new high school assessment will begin in January 2014.
The Putnam Adult Learning Center in Eleanor wants to help interested individuals earn their GED before the format changes.
Call 304-586-2411 to register.
HURRICANE -- EnAct Putnam County has partnered with Hurricane Fire Department Auxiliary for a Winter Coat Drive.
New and gently used coats of all sizes for men, women and children will be collected through Nov. 15, then distributed to Putnam County families in need this season.
Drop-off locations are:
EnAct, Inc. 2727 Main St., Hurricane, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call 304-562-6037.
Hurricane Volunteer Fire Department, 2716 Main St., Hurricane, anytime
Boy Scout Troop invites area youth to meetings
HURRICANE -- Boy Scout Troop 36, based in Hurricane, invites area youth to come to a meeting and learn more about scouting.
The troop stays active with campouts, summer camp, games, food drives, community service projects and more.
The troop meets at 6:30 p.m. every Monday at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 2438 U.S. 60, Hurricane.
For more information, call David Miller at 304-562-9271, ext. 6115, or Steve Caldwell at 304-562-9233.
HURRICANE -- Arts in Action, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that teaches artistic expression with a Christian influence, is registering now for group classes in dance, theater, art, percussion, cheerleading, music and martial arts.
Programs are located in Hurricane, St. Albans, Poca, and Charleston.
Call 304-419-4HIM (4446).
ELEANOR -- The United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps (USNSCC or NSCC) is a congressionally chartered, U.S. Navy-based organization that serves to teach individuals 13 to 17 years old about the sea-going military services, U.S. Naval operations and training, community service, citizenship, and an understanding of discipline and teamwork. Another version of the NSCC, the Navy League Cadet Corps (NLCC), exists for youth between the ages of 11 and 13.
The unit in Eleanor, W.Va., is currently forming and seeking adults with Navy experience to lead and children interested in joining. All interested should contact Chief Petty Officer McNeely or LCDR Totoro at 304-586-0326. Visit www.seacadets.org/public/ for more information.
SCOTT DEPOT -- Cavendish Music Studio's fall classes in voice, piano and keyboard are now in session, 3 to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Lessons are 30, 45, or 60 minutes long. Winter and Spring recitals included, although participation is optional.
Call Judy Cavendish at 304-757-5201 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for rates and appointments. Located at 203 Summit Drive, Leslie Place, Scott Depot.
St. ALBANS -- Celebrate Recovery is a biblical and balanced program that can help addicts overcome their hurts, habits and hang-ups. By applying the biblical principles of conviction, conversion, surrender, confession, restitution, prayer, quiet time, witnessing, and helping one another, the goal is that each person will find both a deep peace and a lasting freedom in Jesus Christ as they walk their own road to recovery.
A Celebrate Recovery group meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays at King's River Worship Center, 777 Mallory Lane, St. Albans. This group is open to anyone who is either suffering from an addiction, living with domestic violence or any other hurts in your past or present.
"We believe that regardless of your past or current situation, there is hope for a brighter future. If your desire for your life is peace and freedom from bondage, come join us on this Road to Recovery," a news release from the group stated.
For more information, call the church at 304-727-4907 or visit www.kingsriver.org.
WINFIELD -- Volunteers are needed to walk dogs at the Putnam Animal Relief Center, 1 Sabre Road, Winfield.
Walkers are needed from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The shelter is closed on Sundays.
Call 304-586-0249 or Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
WINFIELD -- Literacy Volunteers of Putnam County is now training adults who would like to help other adults learn to read, or who would like to teach English to a non-English speaker. No experience is required and free training is provided.
Call 304-757-1550 or email email@example.com.
Music lessons offered at Hurricane studio
HURRICANE -- Music lessons are now being offered at the Main Street Music Studio in Hurricane. Private lessons are offered for guitar, bass, drums, piano and mandolin.
The studio has moved next door to its previous location, and is now at 2729 Main St.
Contact instructors directly for information: Loren Amsbary (guitar, bass, mandolin, drums), 304-208-7508; Bob Brown (banjo, guitar, bass, mandolin) 304-380-2853; Roger Copen (drums), 304-389-4853; and Valerie Betterton (piano), 304-757-1592.
HURRICANE -- Those new to this area or established residents just wishing to join a social group are welcome to join Teays Valley Newcomers and Neighbors Club. Activities throughout the year include: day trips, bowling, day and evening card games (Euchre), movie day, lunch bunch and shopping, book discussions, day and evening bunco, quilting, coffee bunch, library landscaping and more.
The group is taking a break for the rest of the summer, but plans will be announced for a September meeting.
Meetings are at 10 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month in the basement of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, 2150 Mount Vernon Road. The ladies of the church will prepare a light lunch and would appreciate a $10-$15 donation per person, proceeds going to mission work. Please make reservations for the meal the Thursday prior to meeting. All attending are also requested to bring a non-perishable item for the Community Cupboard.
For reservations, contact Ginny Ochsner at firstname.lastname@example.com or 843-247-6803, or Vyvyanne Gilliland at email@example.com.
HURRICANE -- VFW Post 9097 Hurricane has Bingo and grill open every Wednesday evening from 6 p.m. Also there is Karaoke with Dynomite every Friday and Saturday night from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Saturday afternoons feature free food at the bar.
HURRICANE -- Literacy Volunteers of Putnam County is accepting new students. Literacy Volunteers offers free, private reading tutoring to adults, ages 16 and older. All reading levels and abilities are accepted.
Call 304-757-1550 or email email@example.com for more information.
HURRICANE -- Zumba classes are held on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7- 8 p.m. and Saturdays at 11 a.m. in the Commons located at the Valley (Wave Pool) Park. Cost is $5 per class.
For more information, call 304-562-0518, ext. 10.
SCOTT DEPOT -- The Scott/Teays Lions Club meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Lions Clubs throughout the world -- totaling 1.3 million -- accepted the challenge issued by Helen Keller to be Knights of the Blind.
The Lions motto is "We Serve." All monies raised by the club are used to benefit the community.
If you would like to learn more, call Bill Hensley at 304-757-8599 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
HOMETOWN -- A support group for caregivers of those with Alzhiemers Disease meets at 12:30 p.m. the first Wednesday every month at the Hometown Senior Center, 100 1st Ave. N.
Discussions are confidential. For information, call 304-586-2745.
HURRICANE -- Bob Ingargiola (7th Dan) will teach Isshinryu Karate classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for ages 5 to adult at the Hurricane Valley Community Center.
Cost is $40 per month.
Call 304-757-3442 for more information.
HURRICANE -- The Putnam County Parks & Recreation is having Zumba aerobic dance classes from 7-8 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and 11 a.m.-noon Saturdays.
Classes will be at the Commons located at the Valley (Wave Pool) Park. Cost is $5 per class.
Call 304-562-0518, ext.10 for information.
CHARLESTON -- Free Zumba workout classes are offered to the public at 5:30 p.m. every Monday at the Union building conference room at West Virginia State University.
Advanced registration is not required.
HURRICANE -- Putnam County Parks & Recreation Commission is looking for instructors to teach classes. If anyone has a trade and would like to teach a class, please contact the park office at 304-562-0518, ext. 10.
Fitness studio offers new classes
HURRICANE -- Isla Bonita Fitness Studio, 3544 Teays Valley Road, across from Hurricane City Park, behind Ace Hardware, is offering a few new classes.
Belly Dance Basic Course, 6:30 p.m. Fridays. Email Edith Bourne at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 304-881-7564.
New Zumba classes (Zumba Gold and Zumba). Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 304-881-7564 for times and days.
Yoga classes. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 304-881-7564 for times and days.
Program offers help to problem gamblers
TEAYS VALLEY -- The Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia, the program that operates the statewide 1-800-GAMBLER help-line for problem gamblers and their loved ones, is offering a support group in Teays Valley to help individuals struggling with a gambling addiction.
The agency, in conjunction with Fred Clark, offers therapy group sessions for one and a half hours a week for the duration of three months. Clark, a longtime mental health therapist and Nationally Certified Gambling Counselor, will facilitate the group.
Through the 11 years of operating the 1-800-Gambler helpline, the Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia has received nearly 10,000 calls from problem gamblers and their loved ones. One of the main reasons Teays Valley was chosen as a site for this type of treatment is the helpline receives many calls from the Cabell, Kanawha, and Putnam county areas. Kathleen O'Neil, coordinator of this project for the Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia said, "Teays Valley is in close proximity of where we receive calls from this three-county area."
Anyone who thinks they or a loved one may have a gambling problem is urged to call 1-800-GAMBLER to find out more.
Huntington's Disease support group formed
CHARLESTON -- A peer-led Huntington's Disease support group meets in Charleston for patients, families, caregivers and those at risk. The meetings are held on the second Saturday of the month from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Saint Francis Hospital.
For more information, call 304-549-3266 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hometown Senior Center offers activities
HOMETOWN, W.Va. -- The Hometown Senior Center, 100 1st Ave., Hometown, has several new announcements to share.
The Center is looking for quilters, singers for the senior choir and volunteers for various help. The Center is also offering a free scrapbooking class at 10 a.m. every Monday and Thursday.
A number of other activities are also available.
Transportation is available for lunch at 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. The service can also include stops at the grocery store, post office or pharmacy after lunch.
For more information, call the Center at 304-586-2745.
Swim classes available
SCOTT DEPOT -- The Tri-County YMCA continues to conduct SwimAmerica School at the Toyota Aquatic Center.
SwimAmerica holds classes for children ages 5 and older Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 5 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Pre-School SwimAmerica classes for children ages 3 and 4 are on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m.
Cost is $55 for members and $75 for non-members. For more information regarding SwimAmerica or for information regarding infant and parent and adult swimming instruction, call the Tri-County YMCA at 304-757-0016 or visit the website at www.wildwaves.org.
Boys invited to Cub Scout meetings
ELEANOR -- Cub Scouts Pack 586 invites boys to come check out their meetings and learn more about scouting.
Pack 586 holds weekly meetings on Tuesdays at Eleanor First Baptist Church. Activities include games, character building activities and more.
For more information, call Cub Master Glen Armstrong at 304-586-1157.
Boy Scout Troop 164 invites youth to meetings
ELEANOR -- Boy Scout Troop 164, based in Eleanor, invites area youth to come to a meeting and learn more about scouting.
The small troop stays active, with campouts, merit badge work, summer camps, games, lock-ins, food drives and more.
The troop is led by Scoutmaster John Snedegar, with assistant Scoutmasters Marty Fertig, Markel Fertig and Jake Fertig. The troop meets at 7 p.m. every Monday at the Presbyterian Church on Roosevelt Boulevard in Eleanor.
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The Logan Middle School girls' basketball team improved to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the Mid-Valley Conference with Monday night's hard fought 31-23 victory over Winfield Middle at the LMS gym.
Even though LMS turned the ball over numerous times, the Lady Wolves never panicked and came out on top.
Lexi Hines once again led the Logan as she had nine points, grabbed seven rebounds and also had two steals and one blocked shot.
"Lexi is one of our leaders and she has really played outstanding ball for us," LMS coach Carol Workman said.
Tomi Nelson chipped in six points and controlled the boards all night by pulling down a season high eight rebounds and also blocking one shot.
"Tomi gets in there and takes a beating every game and never complains," Coach Workman said.
Steph Curry also added six points and pulled down two rebounds for LMS.
"Steph came off the bench for us and scored two big baskets at crucial times and knocked down both of her free throws," LMS assistant coach Hazel Mollett said.
Beth Adkins had four points, two rebounds and one steal.
"Beth plays anywhere you ask her and never says a word. She is a team player," Workman said.
Sydnee Roberts chipped in with four points, two rebounds, one assist and one steal.
"Sydnee didn't have her best game but she battled and helped us in a big way," Workman said.
Jamyya Knox made her much anticipated season debut and contributed two points, three assists, two steals and one rebound.
"Jamyaa handles the point guard duties for us and can break the press by herself. Tonight she was rusty, but will get into the flow of everything once she gets another game or two under her belt," Coach Workman said.
Roberts, Adkins and Knox all were constantly pressured by Winfield's full court press, but fought through it.
"Winfield is a solid team with a great coaching staff. They were well prepared and gave us their best. We will have to fix a few things if we want to go there and get a win," Workman said.
In JV action, LMS fell 28-15 to Winfield.
Larra Elkins and Alexis Perry led LMS in scoring. Elkins had four points and one block.
Perry had four points, two rebounds, two assists and one steal.
Britney Welch added three points and two assists.
Steph Eplin chipped in three points, four steals, two assists and one rebound.
Alexis Cantebury added one point and two boards.
"We didn't play very well at all tonight. We didn't move on defense and turned the ball over to many times," Logan Middle JV assistant Scott Grimmett said. "We have to improve on those things. But the girls are young and are gaining valuable experience."
Maggie Doss, C.C. Knox, Zoe Browning and Jazmyne Early were credited with good defensive play.
LMS returns to action Wednesday night at Ravenswood.


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Christian Rtsch, Ph.D., is a world-renowned anthropologist and ethnopharmacologist who specializes in the shamanic uses of plants for spiritual as well as medicinal purposes. He studied Mesoamerican languages and cultures and anthropology at the University of Hamburg and spent, altogether, three years of fieldwork among the Lacandone Indians in Chiapas, Mexico, being the only European fluent in their language. He then received a fellowship from the German academic service for foreign research, the Deutsche Akademische Auslandsdienst (DAAD), to realize his doctoral thesis on healing spells and incantations of the Lacandone-Maya at the University of Hamburg, Germany. In addition to his work in Mexico, his numerous fieldworks have included research in Thailand, Bali, the Seychelles, as well as a long-term study (18 years) on shamanism in Nepal combined with expeditions to Korea and the Peruvian and Colombian Amazon. He also was a scientific anthropological advisor for expeditions organized by German magazines such as GEOand Spektrum der Wissenschaften(Spectrum of Sciences). Before becoming a full-time author and internationally renowned lecturer, Rtsch worked as professor of anthropology at the University of Bremen and served as consultant advisor for many German museums. Because of his extensive collection of shells, fossils, artifacts, and entheopharmacological items, he has had numerous museum expositions on these topics. He is the author of numerous articles and more than 40 books, including Plants of Love, Gateway to Inner Space, Marijuana Medicine,and The Dictionary of Sacred and Magical Plants.He is also coauthor of Plants of the Gods, Shamanism and Tantra in the Himalayasand Witchcraft Medicineand is editor of the Yearbook of Ethnomedicine and the Study of Consciousness.A former member of the board of advisors of the European College for the Study of Consciousness (ECSC) and former president of the Association of Ethnomedicine, he lives in Hamburg, Germany.
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Gov. Jon Corzine's state budget figure of $29.8 billion doesn't include $2.2 billion of federal stimulus money. But his tally of $11.4 billion in state aid for education does count it. (See page 42 of 174 [1].)
Without adding that $1.057 billion into the equation, state spending on education is down more than just the $94 million it's being presented as — and not just reduced to below current FY2009 levels, but also below FY2008.
What's the fair way to present the budget — with, or without federal stimulus money? Your answer probably depends on your partisan affiliation. It's worth noting that the Corzine administration does acknowledge in budget footnotes that some charts include the stimulus aid. But they're also trying to walk a rhetorical tightrope — claiming credit for reducing spending to $29.8 billion by ignoring stimulus cash, while claiming credit for increasing education aid by including it.
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i7 950 @ 4Ghz
I finally got a new noctua higher rpm fan and reseated my Thermalright Venomous-x HS last night.
I ran prime95 small fft all of last night, without errors.
Its currently idling at 40 degrees C and during the prime test it was at 70(realtemp).
My vcore is at 1.275V and DRAM at 1.5V.
Are these good settings for running it 24/7?
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Yes they are very conservative you could even try going for more. I would recommend not to exceed 80'C . Heat kills.
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Great thread for me too. I just got my i7 950 and I idle at 33C at stock. Load temps with auto OC (3.2GHz) hit around 65C and I am looking to OC some. I need to move around some fans to lower my temps (and add an intake). I will keep my eyes on this thread. Thanks tornadog.
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Vin, we have the same motherboard and cpu. My idle at stock was 33-34 too.
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Hi ihave the same CPU i7 950 and im OC the CPU to 4025MHZ and the temp is in idel about ~34c and in full load mean prime95 about ~65 im using a CORSAIR HYDRO H70 high performance cooler is that good than urs comrade?????????????????????????????????:D:D
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I heard the H70 is good but couldnt justify spending double to get 2-3 degree difference.
I have now managed 4.3GHz(205 x 21) at 1.35V, temps are 46 idle, 75 on 100% load.
Should I keep it or back off a bit?
That's part of the reason I'm just shooting for 4Ghz.
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I'm running at 3.7ghz currently, idle at about 30-33C on 1.21 vcore. Thermaltake Frio with Arctic Silver.
Keeping meaning to push for 4Ghz but just don't see the point atm. Hate the whole testing for stability process for the sake of 300mhz more tbh.
I want to go higher, takes quite a big vcore leap to get upto 4Ghz. So strange.
This one's hitting 4 though. :firedevil
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Whats the difference between xmp and manual. Should I just use manual since xmp regulates other stuff to match the dram settings?
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I just did oc to my new i7 950 @ 4GHz
its 23 x 174 1,289 vcore and default ram settings
its stable mostly less than 70 c with prime95 sometimes go higher for seconds then back to 60s c
whats the diference if I make it 21 x 200 or more ?
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Sam Doyle (1906-1985) was born on St. Helena Island, South Carolina, where he attended Penn School, the first school for freed slaves. He lived in an area with a long and sustained African and African-American history and culture. His paintings depict people from his island, both legendary and local characters, as well as iconic figures from popular culture.
Doyle's youth was spent in relative isolation in the Wallace community of St. Helena Island, which was then physically and culturally removed from the Beaufort mainland (a connecting bridge was not built until 1927). During the early decades of the 20 th century, St. Helena was a unique and predominantly African-American community comprised largely of descendents of former slaves who retained much of their African heritage and memories of the slave experience. Doyle had vivid recollections of the descendents of slaves who told him stories of plantation slave masters, slave atrocities, and supernatural occurrences. Those stories appeared frequently in Doyle's art.
Doyle was employed at various jobs in Beaufort, South Carolina, working as a porter and laundry worker until his retirement in the late 1960s. Doyle married and had three children; his wife and children eventually moved to New York where all of the children attended college, but Doyle continued to live in the small house he built on St. Helena Island in 1940. Around 1968, Doyle resumed his childhood passion for drawing and painting. His paintings were executed using house paint on large wooden panels and cast-off pieces of roofing tin. The completed panels soon filled his yard, and an outdoor museum was born.
Favorite subjects for Doyle included Dr. Buzzard (Dr. Buz) a voodoo doctor on the island who was once St. Helena's wealthiest African-American resident; "We We," the island's smallest woman; "Old Hag," a woman riding on a man's face as he sleeps; "Bull Dager," half-stud, half-slut; and "Rocking Mary," who wore high-heeled shoes and smoked a corn-cob pipe. Doyle also depicted sports and entertainment luminaries, including Joe "Brown Bomer" Louis, Jackie Robinson, Ray Charles, and Elvis Presley, as well as religious imagery such as the crucifixion of Christ, the Nativity, and the Three Wise Men.


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Episode PremiereDecember 02, 2011
Show Period2010 - now
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DirectorRobert Harmon
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- Tom Selleck as Chief Frank Reagan
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When I was younger, I debated buying this or the similar but cheaper Sugar -Tropic Tan Blush and Bronzer Duo. I bought the latter and really regretted it- it looked like clown makeup on my fair skin.
This is simply the best. I have fair skin with golden undertones, and Orgasm blush really works for me. It's subtle but makes a huge difference. Since I'm so fair, a lot of bronzers look stripey or orange on me but not South Beach. And the coverage is buildable, which I love, since I go from fair to tan in a summer.
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I'm a bit surprised at the low ratings for this based on how much love and adoration NARS seems to get around here. That said, I don't have any of the regular stick Multiples to compare against so my experience with them so far is solely based on this and personally, I like it a lot. I'm a highlighter and blush addict and this is a great addition to my collection for a couple reasons: it can be used as not only a blush, bronzer or highlighter by itself, but can also be layered over other blushes and bronzers to add some oomph without being OTT. I can use a little, or a lot and build up if desired to achive a little glow, or a lot of glow. I was initially concerned that the shimmer would be obvious in certain lighting (think fluorescent) but it's not. It's so fine it's barely noticeable because it sort of melds in with the skin. I do like the compact despite that it could be either more 'compact' or the pans made bigger to utilize more of the interior space. The large mirror is nice though, and I plan to refill the pans with other cream blushes when I use up the ones in here, like a DIY palette. I like this for travel; it's one of two NARS palettes I always bring with me (the other is the Paradise Palette) because these two meet all my blush, highlighter and bronzer needs in two compacts. I don't know that I'll run out and repurchase this one when I use it up though. I haven't experienced any irritation or breakouts from this, but I do not have sensitive skin whatsoever. Lasting power is pretty good, especially worn over a powder blush or bronzer. For the price I could probably get a stick Multiple with more product in it, but for me this is a great way to try a couple of them without a huge commitment, and I was lucky enough to swap for this so can't look a gift palette in the mouth, so to speak :)
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This is one of my go-to products. The South Beach color is a great cream "bronzer", I especially like it for me as a neutral eyeshadow - it brightens up the eye area. It can also be used as a light bronzer to add some glow and contour to the face. It's equally nice as a bronzey-blush. Orgasm I use on my cheekbones for a classic peachy-pink blush. I use this product almost every day, and find it very convenient, flattering, and worth the price.
on 8/9/2009 11:02:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
These go on very sheer and almost are the same color. I would call them a cream to powder to formula but they don't really set well and kinda migrate. Sometimes I get an occasional tiny breakout from using these.
They make a good base for NARS powder blushes, though.
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Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
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I recently had a makeover from a NARS SA and she used the Orgasm/South Beach Multiple Duo on my cheeks. I loved the glowy look both of the multiples created so I bought the set before leaving the department store. At home, I still liked the way the multiples created a glowing appearance on my cheeks but it was too orange and dry to use on my eyes or lips. Plus, it creased after 1 hour on my eyelids and I have fairly dry skin so creasing of eye make-up typically isn't a problem. Unfortunately, after two days of use, my cheeks have broken out so badly that I feel like I'm back in the 7th grade. I read on the NARS web site that the multiples are oil-free but it isn't always oil that can cause break outs. Sadly, I had to return the multiple duo to the department store as I cannot use it again. I'm going to stick with NARS' powder bronzer and blush.
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It burned my face! I might be allergic to this, and I've NEVER been allergic to ANYTHING before! I tried this product for the first time last night, sweeping it across my cheekbones and eyelids, and left in on for a half-hour or less before washing it off and going to bed. When I woke up this morning, my cheeks were flaming red and burn-sore, and my eyelids were puffy, pink, and sore. I'll give it one lippy for longevity--it looks like I'm going to have flushed cheeks for a while!
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Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
With all the hype surrounding Nars Orgasm, I was expecting a fabulous product, but sadly I'm a bit disappointed. The texture is creamy, easy to blend and dries into a nice powder finish. But, the colors are very sheer and not pigmented enough. I suppose that if I really layered the product then I would get the result that I am looking for, but I'm not really into caking on any makeup product. Another downside is that to me dewy, glowy skin just looks greasy and unnatural (the product itself isn 't greasy, but the finish appears this way). I have seen photos of women with medium skin tones who look nice with this product, but for me I just look sweaty and pink.
on 2/3/2009 8:29:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Had no clue I was buying a creme blush/bronzer. Creme anything makes me feel like I could break out. I use both the bronzer and blush when I'm going out on the town. Otherwise, I stick to just my powder from of Orgasm. I'd recommend this if you want to look glowy when out on a special night out on the town..other wise stick to the powders.
on 1/14/2009 10:51:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I like this, but don't love it...
The packaging is great, of course and the orgasm color is nice in a cream formula for blush; but as I am so pale (NC15) even the south beach bronzer is too dark for me. maybe it'll be better in the summer when I get some color back but it's an awkward shade for eyes or lips, so I'm stuck not using it. Basically, I bought the duo because it's pretty and I like the pan packaging vs. the stick multiple, but like the previous reviewer said, it's much less product than the stick- but you do get two colors.
Overall, I wouldn't buy it again and it's expensive for $45.00.
on 11/22/2008 3:55:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Product - I'm not a huge fan of the stick Multiples because they are so firm - I find them hard to work with in general. But, I do love multi-purpose products and this packaging is more conducive to using fingers for application; like NARS creme blushes, I can warm up the product with my fingertips and this makes it easier to apply and blend. Orgasm wears on my AAB/NC25 skin the same as the powder blush by the same name - shimmery peachy pink. South Beach is more of a shimmery golden honey-bronze (it's listed as a "shimmering apricot", but I don't really see the apricot); I don't get much use out of bronzers, but as it's a multiple, I can use this on lips or eyes instead.
Comparisons - These are exactly like the bronze and peachy pink shades in VL Face Paints in Light Ray... but the VL palette also has a third shade/highlighter in shimmering honey-champagne. The VL colors are also wearable on eyes, lips, and cheeks, but the texture is softer and creamier than the NARS.
Packaging - Standard NARS packaging, black rubbery exterior with full size mirror under the lid. Two rectangular pans of color, like the NARS blush/bronzer duos; same overall size as NARS individual bronzers, pressed powders, and 6-pan lip or e/s palettes. The pans don't reach from end to end in the compact, so there is some wasted packaging space - enough to notice, but not enough to annoy me.
Overall - The product is nice if you don't already have similar in your stash AND have the $$ to spend... The individual stick Multiples are a much better value for your hard-earned money: $37 for 0.50 oz stick, vs. $45 for 0.28 oz duo.
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Stories about unicorns just fuel for beastiality fantasies.
Agreed. It's time for a new law (or constitutional amendment): scientific evidence should take precedence over witchhunting paranoia when drafting new laws.
Submission + - Your Melatonin-reducing iPad Keeping you up at night? Try Pink Noise.->
Additionally, on a somewhat separate note, the production of melatonin, a natural chemical used to put your body to sleep at night, is diminished in the presence of bright blues (and likely to be the reason why your laptops are keep you up at night). Software such f.lux dimish the blues on screen to allow for better sleep. (note: I am in no way, shape or form, associated with f.lux. I just like their product and am not aware of any other software that does the same.)
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"According to our current theory," says Arif Babul, the study team's senior theorist, "galaxies and dark matter are expected to stay together, even through a collision. But that's not what's happening in Abell 520. Here, the dark matter appears to have pooled to form the dark core, but most of the associated galaxies seem to have moved on."
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1. Go for books with strong imagery over dense plot (e.g. Stross's Jennifer Morgue, Gaiman's Neverwhere, Lewis's Blind Side.) You get interrupted so much on planes that a 40 page idea is hard to enjoy: go for simple ideas done vividly. 2. Pack three unstarted paperbacks in carry-on. Don't be afraid to switch books if the current one isn't gripping you. 3. If all else fails, drink and then sleep. 4. Be in the first-class cabin.
Good ideas, but for 2, why not just get a Kindle or nook? They are fairly cheap, books are even cheaper than their dead-tree counterparts, and you can literally carry 1000's of thousand-page books with you (not that one would, but it's possible).
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Give it up. A new Zelda game will never recreate that experience of firing up The Legend of Zelda on your NES for the first time when you were 10 years-old.
Perhaps not, but then again no new games can reproduce the nostalgic effects of a 25 year old game, however good they may be. Having said that, classics do have to start somewhere. Give it time and it just may become the next A Link To The Past...or Twilight Princess.
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They just don't care. And they surely don't want to receive it as a gift.
This says more about them (highly disrespectful and inconsiderate) than about you (thoughtful) and your gifts, to be honest. Dont be so quick to judge this as a bad idea - some families actually treat each other with kindness, courtesy and respect (something you may want to consider mentioning next time you talk to your niece) and thus will appreciate a custom-made gift - even if its something they dont like.


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Lady Hawks Soccer Team Losses to Penn State Behrend
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Erie, PA – Five different Behrend Lions scored Wednesday to lead Penn State Behrend to a 5-0 win over visiting Hilbert College in women's NCAA Division III soccer.
Hilbert was shutout for the second time this season and falls to 3-4 on the season as they return home to face Pitt-Greensburg University Saturday afternoon.
Samantha Dexter (JFK/Cheektowaga, NY) recorded 11 saves for the Lady Hawks in a losing effort.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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NEWPORT CITY – The city council granted permission for the Green Mountain Farm to School Program to sell vegetables out of a 31-foot van at the Northeast Kingdom Community Action building. The program received a farmer's market promotion grant through the United States Department of Agriculture to bring more fresh food into the "food desert" of the Northeast Kingdom. Â
NEWPORT–Despite getting twelve shots on net, and a flurry of activity late, North Country's boys soccer team could not quite complete the comeback, falling to the Spaulding Crimson Tide 4-2 on Wednesday evening.
For the Falcons the problem seems to be that of consistency.
They look great for small stretches of time, ten minutes here, five minutes there, but they have been unable to put together the continuous amount of pressure needed to win games in the Metro division.
This lack of on-field continuity has assistant coach Tim Stanley trying to find the solution that best fits his team.
NEWPORT–The Newport Rec. Department hosted the NFL's annual Punt, Pass & Kick competition at Prouty beach earlier this week.
The kids, ages 10-15, tested their skills in the three categories, and the winner gets a chance to move and possibly compete at the regionals in Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots.
Last year Tori Kinney made it all the to the Pat's home where she placed third in New England.
"It was very cool. I have loved the Pats since I was four years old," said Kinney.
Here are the results from the competition:
ORLEANS–Anthony Wright tallied twice, and Lake Region rolled to a 5-2 victory over Lyndon Institute Wednesday night.
The Rangers (3-1) had their biggest outburst of the season, knocking in a trio of goals in the first 15 minutes of play against the now Division I Vikings.
Junior Clint Provoncha (one assist) and senior Shaquille Urie (two assists) each had a goal, while junior Josh Tibault found the net on a helper from Carl Oberg.
"It wasn't the best played match by us," said head coach Tom Evans. "I'm happy, of course, with the result, but not with our caliber of play."
NEWPORT CITY - After a more than three-hour sentencing hearing Wednesday, Judge Howard VanBenthuysen handed Cristopher Smith, 27, a three-five year suspended sentence except for 437 days to serve with credit for time served, on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He has been in jail since Aug. 11, 2011.
JAY - Jay Peak Resort has always been a popular spot for weddings, but now with all the new facilities and amenities, that popularity has exploded. The resort has unveiled plans to build a wedding and special events facility.
The Jay Planning Commission and Zoning Board held a hearing on the proposal Monday evening. The board unanimously approved the plans, but the approval is contingent upon the Jay Fire Department being comfortable with the plans.
CHARLESTON, VT – Six years after being diagnosed with a rare muscle disease called Dermatomyositis, Mariah Bowman recently underwent surgery to replace her liver, pancreas, intestines and abdominal muscles.
Bowman began to show symptoms of the disease at the age of 11, while a student at Charleston Elementary School.
In spite of the fact that Bowman is home schooled and has been staying in Indianapolis with her mother while she undergoes treatment, former counselor and now principal at the school Sharon Gonyaw has worked with others in the community to raise funds for Bowman.
NEWPORT–You could not ask for much better conditions to kick off a season, as with nary a cloud in the sky, the North Country cross-country team opened the 2012 campaign by sweeping the top spots in both the boys and the girls races, while taking the overall team races as well.
"We take it pretty seriously. We go into it saying 'this is our home meet', so we want to do well," said Falcon senior Haley Jo Tetreault.
And do well they did as the varsity action got underway with the girls' race at 4:00.
NEWPORT–Devinnie Davis just keeps on rolling.
The freshman netted another two goals on Tuesday as the Falcons shut-out their third straight opponent, defeating St. Johnsbury 4-0.
Davis has been playing at a high level all of her life, and she said that the transition to the varsity program was not as difficult as it may seem to others.
"I feel like a part of the team since I started playing (with NCU) and the girls welcomed me in," said Davis on where some of her confidence has come from.


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36 Aircraft Noise: A Toolkit for Managing Community Expectations Table 4-3. (Continued). Step Three: Plan Level and Method of Public Engagement Determine Level Of Public Involvement � Re-confirm if the involvement process will be open to See Toolkit example Start planning the specific public involvement the general public or only to a representative group communications and communication activities identified in Step of the community. manuals, checklists for 1 and determine if new data requires a change � What meeting forums will be most effective in raising communications, and in strategy to include or to no longer provide and resolving public issues or concerns? checklists for meeting engagement activities as part of the process. � What level of public involvement will be needed to preparations and Strategize what will work best locally before manage expectations? meeting designing a public engagement process to use � How will the program promote constructive announcements. some form of public meeting. involvement? Determine Method of Engagement � Evaluate the tools available and select the See Toolkit example Choose the formats of communication and appropriate techniques for each target audience by formats of public involvement that best suit those considering the level of effort needed and the communication and stakeholders desired to be a part of the outcomes desired. public involvement process. � Use different tools and techniques as appropriate to tools. deliver consistent messages at different stages of the program. Step Four: Evaluate Public Involvement Activities Define Evaluation Parameters � Consider the process and elements to be evaluated: Evaluations of public involvement and o Decide what to measure. communication programs help to define, o Set clear, measurable outcomes and measure, and improve the overall evaluation processes. effectiveness of the program. Evaluation o Note lessons learned. should lead to action as you go along. Implement the Evaluation � Develop survey instruments or other tools to measure the effectiveness of the program. � Solicit comment from participants and airport staff. � Compile and analyze the responses. � Modify activities or process to improve program. Community Engagement Techniques and Tools Public involvement practitioners recognize that there is no single solution or set of rules for involving the public in airport decisions. Different situations and different stakeholder groups often call for different approaches. For these reasons, an inventory (Toolkit) of best public involvement approaches and sample tools has the potential to enhance airport manager's com- munications efforts and outreach skills with the public. Such a toolkit can provide airport man- agers with examples of new ways of doing old things and with available resources to guide public outreach related to noise compatibility issues. The techniques also may be modified for applica- tion in other airport actions such as project development planning. This section provides an inventory and compilation of example tools and techniques for pub- lic involvement from a variety of sources. Such examples can be thought of as the "toolbox" for public involvement; all tools and techniques cannot be used in the same setting, although some can be used for more than one situation. The icons in each section reference the reader to exam- ples provided on the accompanying CD. This comprehensive set of techniques and tools is intended to assist airport managers with the implementation of the previous sections of the chapter for communications programs and public involvement regarding noise compatibility issues. Such tools are derived not only from the aviation industry, but also from innovative public involvement techniques in use in other industries.


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Oberlin College has modified its "No Trespass" policy and formed a community advisory board in the wake of campus and community concerns over how it was enforced.
The college, known as one of the most liberal in the country, made several changes to the policy after questions were raised about the secret list that barred people from campus without them knowing their offense.
The new policy includes allowing security to issue a written warning, providing a list of college property, providing more written information on the trespass order, creating a one-year trespass order and creating an appeals process.


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Step 1: Step 1 - Brown 1-2 pounds of ground beef
Step 2: Step 2 - Add seasonings
In the video below, from 15-minute chili, you can see how to cook the meat. However, stop once the video gets to where the meat is done -- you won't be transferring it to the chili pot!
Step 3: Step 3 - Add water, flour, and simmer.
After the liquid and thickening agent are in the meat, stir it up and bring to a light boil. Allow the meat to simmer down until it is the thickness you like -- personally, I like it just slightly more liquid than a paste.


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SOUTH TABOR COTTAGEUnited States, Oregon, Portland
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About this listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Cute little back yard "granny flat" cottage located near Mt Tabor park in very desirable neighborhood! The cottage is "Portland Style" construction with excellent insulation (R30), new windows, etc.. Great host, free internet, parking, furnished living space that is quite private.. I absolutely love to cook (growing up my parents owned a restaurant), and a made to order hot breakfast is included! Menu items range from hot breakfast panini sandwiches, homemade biscuits, Lisa's secret-recipe-fried potatoes, and much more!
The cottage contains an upstairs bedroom & sitting area. Note: There are stairs, so please take that into account if you have joint pain, etc... The full size mattress is new and comfortable. Downstairs there is a small kitchen with stove, microwave and under the counter fridge. Also downstairs is a full bath with ceramic tile shower. Coffee maker and freshly ground coffee provided in the cottage. Guests are welcome to use washer/dryer in main house
Guests have use of the back yard with fruit trees, fire pit in the center, and some berries when in season.
Just down the street there is a community built outdoor pizza oven made of tile and cob. Also there is a covered cob bench. We built these for public use and community gathering. Also the cottage is within walking distance of Division street shops, Pizzicato pizza, and many food carts including the much loved "Los Gorditos" food cart which was written up in Bon Apetit magazine.
The # 4 bus is just a block and a half away, which can take passengers west directly downtown or east toward the Max line (Portland's light rail).
1) If you have a pet, PLEASE be sure it has been treated within the last 10 days with"Advantage" flea treatment!!! This is important, thank you very much for your understanding. Also clean up after pets in yard, as needed .
2) We have awesome neighbors and have never had any difficulties with them with street parking, but as a courtesy to them, we ask that cottage guests please park in our driveway or in front of our house (not in front of neighbor's houses) thank you!!!!
2) Of course, only smoke outdoors, and dispose of cigarettes properly, thanks!
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The cottage was comfortable after traveling for long days around Oregon. Lisa offers an incredible breakfast and comfy bed (as others have noted). She is also very attentive and kind to her guests. The cottage was bigger than I imagined from the photos so that was a nice surprise. It has been crafted into a nice little home and Lisa has provided everything you need to enjoy your stay, especially if you want to make your own food there. The air conditioning was perfect and the water pressure was good.
We really enjoyed our stay at South Tabor Cottage. It was close to everything and parking was always a available right in front of house. Lisa's homemade breakfasts were so yummy and filling too. We'd definitely stay here again if we come back to Portland! Oh, and the bed was very comfortable and cozy.
We had a great experience at the South Tabor Cottage! It was spacious, clean, close to great places to eat and drink, and Lisa offered us breakfast every morning! Definitely recommend!
Lisa was warm and welcoming, and we felt right at home. The neighborhood is verdant. You should stay here.
Lisa certainly made us feel welcome. The neighborhood seemed safe and the houses were well maintained.
Lisa's Tabor Cottage was perfect! It is in a wonderful location- close to Mt. Tabor. A few blocks away is a foot mart with the basics. The bed was super comfortable and the breakfast was amazing. The home is in a quiet laid-back Portland neighborhood. It was very easy to get to downtown and the airport from here. Would definitely stay again!
We had a wonderful time staying at the cottage. It's in a safe residential neighborhood and a 30-min bus ride to downtown. Lots of great restaurants nearby, too! The place was clean and cozy, and there was enough room for two people. The stairs were a bit steep but Lisa warns you in her description. Breakfasts were delicious and hearty. Highly recommended!
About the Host, Lisa
I am a retired clinical social worker (I worked for 15 years in local hospitals) and live with my husband Tom (who is an RN), and foster son (one of thousands of kids who fled the violence in Central America- seeking asylum here) in the South Tabor neighborhood of Portland. Tom and I met two decades ago while attending the University of Puerto Rico, and we love traveling, as well as opening up our backyard cottage & meeting new people! Tom lived all over the world as a kid (Nigeria, Puerto Rico) as did I (I went to junior high in Nairobi, Kenya). I am from the Willamette Valley (wine country) in Oregon and can point you to various activities that only locals know about .... For example the twice annual wine bottling party in McMinnville, organized by Linfield College professors & neighbors up on "High Heaven Rd" where you can get 20.00+/bottle wine for only 5 dollars per bottle (if you come bottle it yourself). It takes place in the Spring and the Fall, & is not advertised anywhere & not open to general public except guests of locals (such as myself) are welcome! You may come as my guest if you are interested! Also, there are some great walking trails - a couple of my favorites are walking on nearby Mt. Tabor park with views of the whole city. I also enjoy the trail next to the Columbia River. There are also plenty of fantastic places to eat in Portland I am happy to share with folks, that many Portlanders flock to & are not in the tourist guidebooks! I love to cook and enjoy carrying out a hot breakfast try to you in the morning. My parents used to own a restaurant. Some people do yoga to relax, I cook write & paint to relax, LOVE it!!!


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Sometimes we all need to inject some innovation into our culinary repertoire, so why not let MasterChef winner Shelina Permalloo inspire you? Shelina has paired up with Cuisinart to devise a range of simple but creative recipes, perfect for summer entertaining. This month, she whips up a spicy fish dish with the Cuisinart Griddle & Grill and a fusion pudding using the Cuisinart Ice Cream Professional.
Banana-leaf wrapped red mullet with tomato and chilli
Cooking this beautiful oily fish in a banana leaf keeps it moist. Make a batch and cook them on the Cuisinart Griddle & Grill when you want it to feel like summer. Cooking fish this way gives you a moment of sunshine at least. It's simple but impressive – your guests will think you've done loads of work.
Serves 2
2 banana leaves (available in Asian supermarkets)
10 cocktail sticks, pre-soaked
1 wooden skewer, pre-soaked
For the salsa
3 or 4 fresh vine tomatoes
2 tbsp coriander stalk, chopped
1 bird's-eye chilli
1 handful of garlic chives
3 tbsp vegetable oil
1 tsp salt
4 red mullet fillets
For the garnish
4 dried large red chillies, skewered
2 spring onions, finely chopped
1 tbsp coriander leaves, coarsely chopped
6 garlic chives, coarsely chopped
Start by skewering the 4 chillies and cook on the grill plate of the Cuisinart Griddle & Grill for 2 minutes on each side to release the aromatics. Set aside.
In a food processor or mini chopper, blend the tomatoes, coriander, chilli, chives, oil and salt to a smooth salsa.
Soften the banana leaves by placing on the griddle plate for a few seconds either side. Remove then spoon 3 tbsp of the salsa on to the centre of each leaf and place 2 red mullet fillets on top. Wrap the banana leaf around the fish and pin using the cocktail sticks. Repeat with the remaining fillets.
Next place the bundles straight onto the griddle plate for about 6 minutes. Carefully unwrap the banana leaves and serve the fish with steamed white basmati rice. The salsa and fish juices make a wonderful sauce. Garnish with the onion, herbs and the torn chillies.
Grilled pineapple with cinnamon caramel and chai ice-cream
This makes the perfect ending to a summer get-together with friends. Using chai mix in the ice-cream tempers the sharpness of the pineapple. You can prepare the ice-cream well in advance.
Serves 4
200ml double cream
150ml condensed milk
50g golden caster sugar
3 tbsp chai masala mix
1 tbsp liquid glucose
For the cinnamon caramel
300g dark muscovado sugar
1 tsp liquid glucose
100ml double cream
2 cinnamon sticks
To serve
1 ripe pineapple
2 limes, juiced
2 tbsp golden caster sugar
For the ice-cream, heat the cream, condensed milk, sugar and chai powder in a saucepan on a medium heat for 5-10 minutes. Add the liquid glucose and mix until completely dissolved. Strain the mixture through a sieve and leave to cool completely. Churn in the Cuisinart Ice Cream Professional for 30-40 minutes, then transfer to a lidded container and keep in the freezer.
For the caramel, place the muscovado sugar, liquid glucose, 30ml water and a pinch of salt in a heavy pan and heat until it is melted and bubbling (about 5 minutes). Reduce to a low simmer and add the cream and cinnamon sticks. Cook for another 5 minutes, then take off the heat and leave to infuse.
Chop the pineapple into 2.5cm-thick rings and season with the lime juice and sugar. Place the pineapple on the Cuisinart Griddle & Grill's hot grill plate. You want to create a criss-cross effect so cook for two minutes, then turn 45 degrees and cook another two minutes. Flip over and repeat. To serve, top a pineapple slice with a scoop of the ice-cream and drizzle with 1 tbsp of the cinnamon caramel. Serve immediately.
The Creative Kitchen
Cuisinart's extensive range of kitchen equipment allows passionate home cooks the flexibility to experiment. As Shelina demonstrates, the Cuisinart Griddle & Grill opens up a world of culinary possibilities with its reversible grill and griddle plates, which are also dishwasher safe. And every kitchen needs a Cuisinart Ice Cream Professional, with which you can whip up a range of impressive frozen desserts from fresh ingredients in as little as 40 minutes. For more information on the Cuisinart range, visit cuisinart.co.uk


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How to make $140,000 a year farming on 1.5 acres
July 22, 2015, 3:53 p.m. by Bryan Nelson
Farmer Jean-Martin Fortier explains how it might be easier to make a living as a smallscale rather than largescale farmer.
15 farmer tips for your next farmers market visit
July 22, 2015, 1:02 p.m. by Stacy Tornio
The real insiders share their secrets for making the most of your trip.
'Farmsteaders': Why family farms still matter
July 20, 2015, 11:43 a.m. by Guest Columnist
You can support the documentary by contributing to the Kickstarter campaign.
Urban pollinators fly high along Oslo's flower-lined bee highway
July 1, 2015, 8:25 a.m. by Matt Hickman
The apiarian artery is the buzziest infrastructure project in Scandinavia.
WHO questions safety of another top herbicide
June 24, 2015, 2:42 p.m. by Jenn Savedge
World Health Organization raises concerns about 2,4-D, calling it 'possibly' carcinogenic.'
Is aluminum a major threat to bees?
June 9, 2015, 9:41 a.m. by Ali Berman
The environmental contaminant could be yet another reason the bee population is falling fast.
World hunger drops to 25-year low
May 27, 2015, 12:33 p.m. by Michael d'Estries
The number of people undernourished around the globe has dropped from a high of more than 1 billion to less than 800 million, according to a United Nations report.
Cow poop-powered bus breaks speed record in the U.K.
May 26, 2015, 12:55 p.m. by Matt Hickman
With a recorded land speed near 80 mph, this cow pie-powered passenger bus can positively fly.
5 questions to ask before you bring chickens home
May 21, 2015, 11:30 a.m. by Tom Oder
Whether you want them for eggs or see them as pets, chickens can be fun — if you do your homework.
'The Voice' winner Sawyer Fredericks is an upstate NY farmer
May 20, 2015, 1:35 p.m. by Michael d'Estries
16-year-old entertainer says he's excited to return to his family's 88-acre farm and 'take in the open space and nature around my home.'
In Act II, Jon Stewart and wife will rescue farm animals
May 5, 2015, 9:04 a.m. by Starre Vartan
After 'The Daily Show,' the famous funnyman gets serious about farm animal protection.
California welcomes its first edible cricket farm
May 4, 2015, 1:21 p.m. by Michael d'Estries
Entrepreneur Elliot Mermel hopes his high-protein cricket powder helps transform perceptions of the insect and its value as a sustainable food source.