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- Ages: 13+
- Players: 2-4
- Playing Time: 90 minutes
- Designer: Martin Wallace
- Art: Peter Dennis, Mike Atkinson, Simon Jannerland
- Made in: Germany
London lies devastated after the Great Fire of 1666. This is your opportunity to build a new city on the ashes of the old. It is up to you how you employ the talents of the people of London to this end. Will you favour the business classes, who will earn you money? Or would you prefer to spend more money than you can rightly afford on grand monuments and sumptuous palaces? You must also deal with the problem of rising poverty and the how to employ the many paupers of the city. Throughout the game you will be forced to make tough decisions. To achieve one aim you must sacrifice another, which may open an opportunity for a competitor.
Almost 250 years of the city's history is recreated in this game. Many of the most famous buildings and monuments are captured in detail on illustrated cards. These elements are presented in a relatively simple game that can be played easily within ninety minutes.
- 1 Full colour mounted map board
- 3 rule sets - English, German, French
- Player Aid card for French and German player
- 110 player cards
- 2 die-cut counter sheets
- Plastic money
- Assorted Wooden cubes and discs
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In Kill Devil Hills since 1963, the historic Sea Ranch Hotel stands strong along the Outer Banks shoreline. Your stay at the Sea Ranch begins with grand views of the Atlantic ocean from your oceanfront and oceanside rooms. Imagine enjoying the beautiful sunrise in a tranquil setting while strolling the beach or having lunch by the sea on the oceanfront deck. After your day at the beach, you are only steps from your room to relax with family and friends. The Sea Ranch Hotel is your place on the Outer Banks to begin making your treasured family memories or to develop social and corporate relationships. The oceanfront event center offers on-site catering by their talented chefs and has a venue to accommodate up to 200 guests- perfect for conferences, social and business events, wedding receptions, family reunions and holiday gatherings. The Sea Ranch Hotel, whether it is business or pleasure the only thing they overlook is the ocean. Minimum age required at check-in is 21. Please note that nightly rates are based on double occupancy. A USD 10.00 nightly fee will be collected upon check in for the following- Per additional adult exceeding double occupancy/5th person- regardless of age. Rollaway beds/cribs are also available upon request for an additional USD 10.00 per night. Children 15 years and younger will not incur any fees unless the traveling party exceeds a total of 4 guests. Daily housekeeping service is available. Check-in time is after 4pm on the day of arrival. Check-out time is 11am. Please check-in at the front desk. Two forms of valid identification are required. Minimum age required at check-in is 21. Our front desk is open 24 hours for your convenience. Enjoy sun bathing and surf fishing on the natural beaches of the Outer Banks, close to golf courses, Charter boats at near by marinas and many other leisure activities. Home of the Wright Brothers Memorial and the outdoor drama of The Lost Colony.
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Sacred music concert
at West Etna Community Church
Friday, Jan. 13
LARWILL – The Moody Chorale, conducted by Dr. Xiangtang Hong of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, will be performing Friday, Jan. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at West Etna Community Church near Larwill.
West Etna Community Church is located at 6552W-750N in northwest Whitley County.
S. Whitley Area
Food Bank
drive is Saturday, Jan. 14
SOUTH WHITLEY– Food/monetary donations will be accepted Saturday, Jan. 14 from 9 a.m.-noon at Dollar General in South Whitley. All donations will aid the South Whitley Area Emergency Food Bank.
Herb Gatherers
to meet Jan. 16
COLUMBIA CITY – There will be a meeting of the Whitley County Herb Gatherers on Monday, Jan. 16 at the Peabody Public Library at 7 p.m.
There will be a short meeting followed by a lesson an fennel; this herb's history is as interesting as its flavor.
There will also be time to discuss general topics related to gardening.
If there is inclement weather on Monday, please call Sharon at 260 244-5306 or Ro at 260 244-6512 to see if the meeting will be cancelled.
New members are always welcome.
'Share an Ancestor'
at Jan. 19 meeting
of Genealogy group
COLUMBIA CITY – The Whitley County Genealogy Society will meet Thursday, Jan. 19, at 6:30 p.m.., in the Peabody Public Library.
The program is "Share An Ancestor." Ancestors do not need to be famous, just a family member you would like to share. Anyone is welcome to come to the meetings; you need not be a member.
Whitley County
Fire & Ice Festival
Jan. 21-22
COLUMBIA CITY – It looks like the weather will chill out considerably in coming days -- just in time for the Whitley County Fire & Ice Festival Jan. 21-22.
The Whitley County Courthouse Square in downtown Columbia City will be festooned with dozens of unique ice sculptures, carved by artisans at the weekend event. Additionally, groups and organizations will offer their wares and treats throughout the downtown area, making for a wonderful atmosphere to enjoy wintertime out of doors.
Eagles Auxiliary 1906
to present grant to Riley Children's Hospital
at Jan. 22 luncheon, event
COLUMBIA CITY – The Columbia City Eagles Auxiliary 1906 will make a grant presentation to the Indiana State Auxiliary for Riley's Childrens Hospital Sunday, Jan. 22.
There will be a lunch from 12 to 2 p.m. that day, along with music by Melvin Mullins until 5 p.m.
The event is open to the public.
"We thank the community for its kind contributions to our raffles and would welcome all to our special day of recognition," said Sharon Geiger, Eagles Auxiliary spokesperson.
Top spellers from all county schools
to converge on Churubusco Jan. 25
CHURUBUSCO – The Whitley County Spelling Bee will be held Wednesday, Jan. 25 at Churubusco High School beginning at 5 p.m.
STAR to host 6th Annual
Ag Forum
January 25
COLUMBIA CITY – STAR will host its sixth an-nual Agricultural Forum, Wednesday, Jan. 25.
The luncheon will take place at the Eagles Nest Event Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Dr. David Kohl, agricultural economics expert, will present "The Wild World of Global Economics and Kitchen Table Economics."
Whitley County 4-H Open House Jan. 26
COLUMBIA CITY – A 4-H Open House is scheduled for all families and young 4-H Members at the 4-H Center (West Room) Thursday, Jan. 26 at 7 p.m.
The 4-H Open House will last approximately one hour. Information about enrollment, projects and other activities will be available.
This will be a great opportunity for families who are not familiar with the 4-H program or are just starting 4-H to ask questions and gather information, note 4-H organizers.
Enrollment forms will be available. Open enrollment for Mini and Regular 4-H will be starting in February through April 2.
Enrollees may start enrolling online in February by visiting the 4-H website at
http://www.ag.purdue.edu/counties/whitley/Pages/4-HYouthDevelopment.aspx [1] or by calling the Purdue Extension – Whitley County Office at 260-244-7615 or 260-625-3313 to request an enrollment form.
Those 4-Hers who were enrolled in Mini or Regular 4-H last year will be mailed an enrollment form by the end of January.
New GED session
coming Jan. 28
COLUMBIA CITY – The Four County Vocational Adult Education program offers GED Preparation classes in Columbia City at the Huntington Excel Building, 220 Frontage Rd.
Classes are on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 8 a.m.-noon and are taught by a certified teacher who will work with individual students based on their academic needs.
Classes meet 12 hours per week. Students must attend a program orientation prior to attending classes.
The next Orientation is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 28 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Interested students should contact Four County at 888-349-0250 ext 251 to learn more about programs and enroll for orientation.
Free live music
for downtown Indy
starts well before
Super Bowl Sunday
INDIANAPOLIS – The 2012 Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee has announced dates and times for the musical performances in the Super Bowl Village that will start on Friday, Jan. 27.
Two stages – the Pepsi Stage at Meridian and Georgia Streets and the Verizon Stage at Pen-nsylvania and Georgia Streets – will host bands daily through Super Bowl Sunday for the public to enjoy for free.
Friday 1/27
•The Last Good Year 3:30 PM
•Kramus (Q-95 band contest winner) 4:30 PM
•Max Allen Band 5:45
•Bret Michaels 9:30 PM
Saturday 1/28
•Orquesta Bravo 12:30
•Jon McLaughlin 1:30
•Cynthia Layne 2:45
•Lynda Sayyah 5:15 PM
•Jennie DeVoe 8 PM
•Patti Labelle 9:15 PM
Sunday 1/29
•Corey Cox 1:30 PM
•Will Hoge 4:00 PM
•Railroad Earth 6:30
•Dierks Bentley 9:15
Monday 1/30
•Healing Sixes 3:30 PM
•Stereo Deluxe 5:00 PM
•Living Proof 7:45 PM
Tuesday 1/31
•Greta Speaks 3:30 PM
•DJ Helicon & Special Guests 5 PM
•Hunter Smith Band
•Fuel 9 PM
Wednesday 2/1
•Roxie3:30 PM
•Indy's Legends of Doo Wop 5:00 PM
•The Meatball Band 7:45
•Big Head Todd & The Monsters 9:00 PM
Thursday 2/2
•Hero, Jr. 11:30 AM
•John Spencer 12:45 PM
•Corey Cox 2:00 PM
•Otis Gibbs 3:15 PM
•Sixpence None the Richer 4:30
•Red Wanting Blue 5:45 PM
•Edwin McCain 7 PM
•Darius Rucker 9:30 PM
Friday 2/3
•DJ Limelight 11:30 AM
•Blackberry Jam 12:45
•Morris Day and the Time 2 PM
•Bashiri Asad 3:15 PM
•En Vogue 4:30 PM
•Gentleman Alphonse
•Fitz & the Tantrums
Saturday 2/4
•DJ Kyle Long 11:30 AM
•Carson Diersing 12:45
•The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band 2:00 PM
•Twin Cats 3:15 PM
•Here Come The Mum-mies 4:30 PM
•Born Again Floozies
5:45 PM Pepsi Stage
•Umphrey's McGee
•North Mississippi All-stars 8:15 PM
Super Bowl Sunday
•Indiana Reggae Band
•Whitney Coleman
•DJ Rusty 3:00 PM
Festival of Ice to be hosted
at Timbercrest on Feb. 11
NORTH MANCHESTER – Timbercrest Senior Living will host the Festival of Ice, an ice carving event, on Saturday, Feb. 11 from 9 a.m. until noon. The event will be held on the Timbercrest front lawn.
Two ice carvers will be onsite to turn ordinary blocks of ice into works of art.
One of the carvers, Stan Horne, has competed in international ice carving competitions, including the BP World Ice Art Championships in Fair Banks, Alaska.
He also started the Fire and Ice Festival, which draws thousands to Columbia City each year. Columbia City's event is Jan. 21-22
The two carvers at Timbercrest will complete a total of six sculptures over a three-hour period, so there will be lots of activity throughout the entire morning. Attendees can bundle up to watch the festivities outside or there will be seating inside for those who would rather not be out in the cold.
Many organizations are participating in the North Manchester event.
Fort's Home/Garden Show
is March 1-4
FORT WAYNE – The 39th annual Fort Wayne Home and Garden Show, the largest consumer event in Indiana's Tri-State area, is the perfect place to find the latest home and garden ideas and products to make your home springtime ready.
This year's show takes place Thursday, March 1 through Sunday, March 4 at the Allen County Memorial Coliseum, 4000 Parnell Avenue. Show hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
For nearly 40 years, over 41,000 visitors – including gardeners, decorators and do-it- yourselfers – have discovered unique ways to reinvent their humble abode through hundreds of experts all under one roof.
Whitley snowbirds
will roost awhile
in Sebring March 6
SEBRING, Fla. – The Columbia City High School Alumni Association will host its annual Snowbird Luncheon for all citizens of Whitley County on Tuesday, March 6.
The Florida luncheon and get-together will start at 11:30 a.m. at Homer's Original Smorgasbord, 1000 Sebring Square, located on the southeast corner of U.S. 27 and Sebring Parkway.
This is billed as "a casual get-together for you to enjoy with family, friends, classmates and alumni of Whitley County, Indiana."
There is no reservation required for this event. Luncheon amount is $10.97 per person, plus tax, at the door.
Whitley County Consolidated Schools
establish kindergarten roundup dates
COLUMBIA CITY – Kindergarten Round-up dates have been established in March for Whitley County Consolidated Schools..
Parents are instructed by school officials to call each elementary school office to set up an appointment time for the appropriate date.
School, roundup dates and office phone numbers are:
•Coesse Elementary, Thursday, March 15. Call for an appointment 244-3351.
•Northern Heights Elementary, Tuesday, March 20 and Wednesday, March 21. Call for an appointment 691-2371.
•Mary Raber Elementary, Thursday, March 22. Call for an appointment 244-5857.
•Little Turtle Elementary, Tuesday, March 27 and Wednesday, March 28. Call for an appointment 244-3343.
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Illegal signs are Corpus Christi man's giant whale
CORPUS CHRISTI - Call him Capt. Ahab.
For 15 years, Jack Gordy has doggedly pursued his Moby Dick — the city's enforcement of a sign ordinance he believes is unfair. He wants one thing: All signs without a permit removed. His latest battle is against bus stop bench advertising.
It's not about aesthetics. It's about fairness.
On many Tuesdays, the gruff, commanding white-haired man, with the authority only a grandfather of 84 grandchildren could evoke, takes his fight to the City Council.
Gordy's quest began in 1997 when he was ticketed for an illegal sign. The city said he needed a permit to advertise his repair garage on a nearby pole. Gordy argued the ticket, pointing to dozens of other signs without a permit. He won, but that didn't make it right, he said.
"That's when I decided, 'Hey, wait a minute. If they are going to let some get away with it and all the others get illegal citations. No. Uh uh.'"
Early last year his relentless effort finally led the state to enforce illegal signs along state roads, such as Weber Road and Saratoga Boulevard.
To comply, Cooper Outdoor Advertising, which owns bus stop benches along those roads, removed advertisements from about 60 benches of the 1,000 across the city.
It seemed a fitting end to Gordy's quest.
He didn't declare victory. His morals told him the state was right. The city still was wrong.
As a first-grader, Gordy watched his teacher scold some students and not others for talking out of turn. It bothered him because he knew it wasn't fair. After class, he marched to the principal's office to right that wrong.
Two weeks ago it seemed Gordy, 76, was close to snaring his whale when his decades-long fight finally reached the City Council agenda.
If the council approved the ordinance, all new bus benches would require a permit. Existing benches would be exempt.
Gordy arrived early and sat in the front.
Development Services Director Mark Van Vleck presented the item.
"Does this make you happy?," Councilman David Loeb asked Gordy.
Gordy shook his head. He turned both thumbs-down.
"If this isn't going to make Jack happy then I don't know why we should spend any more time messing with it," Loeb said.
The council voted it down.
Gordy shook his head and stayed put. The council moved on — a presentation about a proposed street user fee — but Gordy plotted his next move.
The next day he filed a request for documentation showing bus benches are exempt from sign permits. No document exists, legal staff said.
Bingo, Gordy thought. He was back at council the next week.
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Adobe Carousel Holiday Giveaway!
It's the holiday season and that means you may find yourself attending an "ugly sweater" party, a special gathering with relatives for the annual family dinner or reuniting with friends who are back in town for the week. Regardless, there are moments that will be captured with your iPhone or camera that you'll want to… READ MORE
Hidden Gems in Photoshop CS5: Customer Requests (aka – JDI's)
Every version of Photoshop needs to turn heads with exciting, breakthrough technology. Aiming high, however, doesn't mean forgetting the "small stuff." The release of Photoshop CS5 incorporated a record number of innovative technologies that came direct from the brilliant minds of the Photoshop engineers and scientists in the Advanced Technology Labs at Adobe. Tackling this… READ MORE
Gala Event at the Annenberg Space for Photography
We just returned from the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles where we spent time with the artists that Russell Brown – senior creative director at Adobe, personally helped select for the Digital Darkroom exhibit. Russell chose these particular artists from the US, UK and France because their images told a story and their… READ MORE
"Digital Darkroom" Exhibit to Open at The Annenberg Space for Photography
As we were walking through the streets of SoHo on our recent New York photo walk, one of the attendees said, "Photography isn't just about looking, it's about seeing…" Photography really does force you to become an observer, to see or take note of things in the world around you that might often go unnoticed…. READ MORE
Hidden Gem: Video Editing & Photoshop…What?!
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What would it be like to raise a family on another planet? When will shipping companies start including "Earth" in the address field of their packages? Who will hit the first 1000-yard golf drive on Mars? Will the first trillionaire make the bulk of her fortune on Earth or elsewhere in the solar system?
Explore these and other future-shaping questions with Brian Enke, a Senior Space Research Analyst at the Southwest Research Institute. Brian has given several space-related DaVinci talks, and now he returns with the latest exciting news on space settlement.
At least four companies or non-profits have developed feasible (and vastly different) business models for sending people to live on other worlds within the next 10-20 years. We will discuss these entities and their plans for opening up the next frontiers for human development. We will also speculate about what these plans mean for the rest of us - and our children. Economics, politics, environmentalism, psychology, energy, medicine, sociology, technology... all subjects and concerns are on the table..
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TOPIC: Creating a Colony on Mars - The Future of the Space Industry
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Brian Enke has studied the solar system as a Senior Research Analyst in the Department of Space Studies at the Southwest Research Institute for over a decade. Previously, he integrated complex systems for nearly two decades at Bell Labs. His primary technical background is in software, robotics, and AI. Brian also writes about space settlement as a mystery/science fiction author. His portfolio includes one full-length novel, several short stories, and over 100 non-fiction articles as the Denver Space Industry Examiner. Brian serves as the local Mars Society chapter contact and advises the MarsDrive Consortium, 4Frontiers Corporation, and Mars-One as a volunteer technical consultant. He also volunteers his time as a software mentor for Nederland High School's successful after-school robotics program


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An old man and his dog were walking down this dirt road with fences on both sides, they came to a gate in the fence and looked in, it was nice grassy, woody areas, just what a 'huntin' dog and man would like, but, it had a sign saying 'no trespassing' so they walked on.
Next they came to a beautiful gate with a person in white robes standing there. "welcome to Heaven" he said. The old man was happy and started in with his dog following him. The gatekeeper stopped him. "Dogs aren't allowed, I'm sorry but he can't come with you."
"What kind of Heaven won't allow dogs? If He can't come in, then I will stay out with him. He's been my faithful companion all his life, I can't desert him now."
"Suit yourself, but I have to warn you, the Devil's on this road and he'll try to sweet talk you into his area, he'll promise you anything, but, the dog can't go there either. If you wont leave the dog, you'll spend Eternity on this road."
So the old man and dog went on.
They came to a rundown fence with a gap in it, no gate, just a hole. Another old man was inside. "'Scuse me Sir, my dog and I are getting mighty tired, mind if we come in and sit in the shade for awhile?"
"Of course, there's some cold water under that tree over there. Make yourselves comfortable"
"You're sure my dog can come in? The man down the road said dogs weren't allowed anywhere."
"Would you come in if you had to leave the dog?"
"No sir, that's why I didn't go to Heaven, he said the dog couldn't come in. We'll be spending Eternity on this road, and a glass of cold water and some shade would be mighty fine right about now. But, I won't come in if my buddy here cant come too, and that's final."
The man smiled a big smile and said "Welcome to Heaven."
"You mean this is Heaven? Dogs ARE allowed? How come that fellow down the road said they weren't?"
"That was the Devil and he gets all the people who are willing to give up a life long companion for a comfortable place to stay. They soon find out their mistake, but, then it's too late. The dogs come here, the fickle people stay there. GOD wouldn't allow dogs to be banned from Heaven. After all, HE created them to be man's companions in life, why would he separate them in death?"
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Today is the anniversay of Mac's death. He was the most beautiful Boston Terrier puppy in the world. We will always remember and miss him. Even though he died at such a young age he gave us a lot of memories.
I went to the rainbow bridge April 5. Saddest day of moms life.
I was only 9 months. Thats pretty young.
When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food, water and sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable.
All the animals who had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor. Those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by. The animals are happy and content, except for one small thing; they each miss someone very special to them, who had to be left behind.
They all run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly stops and looks into the distance. His bright eyes are intent. His eager body quivers. Suddenly he begins to run from the group, flying over the green grass, his legs carrying him faster and faster.
You have been spotted, and when you and your special friend finally meet, you cling together in joyous reunion, never to be parted again. The happy kisses rain upon your face; your hands again caress the beloved head, and you look once more into the trusting eyes of your pet, so long gone from your life but never absent from your heart.
Then you cross Rainbow Bridge together....
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Klick Health Launches Suite of iPad Tools for Sales Reps - iCONNECT(TM)
TORONTO, May 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Today Klick Health revolutionizes
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-- iCONNECT Send(TM), a fast and focused eForm system with
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These native iOS apps are backed by a highly secure and flexible
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We pride ourselves in creating one of the most unique and innovative
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The issuance of a permit does not guarantee a parking space, but affords the registrant an opportunity to park in authorized parking areas when parking space is available. The exception is when a Faculty or Staff member purchases an annual permit at the premium rate. This permits the holder to designate a particular space within designated Faculty/Staff parking areas for exclusive use during the academic year. The space will be designated by a number and sign.
The College is not responsible for losses due to theft or damage to vehicles while parked on College-owned property or while parked on any property leased by the College.
The Thomas Nelson Community College Campus Police are responsible for the administration and enforcement of these regulations and may impose traffic control restrictions as required. Conference parking, special events parking, and all temporary parking requirements of the College are to be scheduled and approved through Campus Police by the College sponsor and/or host.
All vehicles must display current Division of Motor Vehicle registration plates and must also be covered by liability insurance. Infractions of these parking regulations are the responsibility of the student/faculty/staff and/or registered vehicle owner. All vehicles operated and parked on College property and off campus sites by Faculty, Staff and Students must be display a valid Thomas Nelson parking permit.
Student Parking Permits
The cost of the initial permit for each school year is included in the tuition and fees. A permit must be obtained within ten (10) days of the start of classes. Additional permits (including replacements for lost or stolen permits) can be purchased at the Cashiers Window for a $12 fee each.
- Complete online application which can be found on the Thomas Nelson website (tncc.edu/parking/student/studentparkapp.php)
- Print confirmation to bring with you when picking up permit. The confirmation receipt will indicate location and time frame permit will be available for pickup.
- A valid Student ID is required when picking up your permit. Student ID's can be obtained at the Photo ID office in Diggs Hall Room 155 at no cost (There is a replacement fee of $10 for lost/stolen IDs). Please Note: a current class schedule and a state ID card is required.
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The cost of the initial permit for each school year is $30 and must be obtained within ten (10) days of start of school year or employment start date. Additional permits (including replacements for lost or stolen permits) can be purchased for a $15 fee each.
- Complete online application which can be found on the Thomas Nelson website (tncc.edu/parking/employee/employeeparkapp.php)
- Print confirmation to bring with you when picking up permit. The confirmation receipt will indicate location and time frame permit will be available for pickup.
- Permits will be paid for at the time of pickup at the Cashiers Window. Cash, check, Visa and Mastercard are accepted. Checks must be made payable to Thomas Nelson Community College or Thomas Nelson. Payroll deduction forms are also accepted during specific time period established by Human Resources.
- A valid Thomas Nelson employee ID is required when picking up your permit. Employee ID's can be obtained at the Photo ID office in Diggs Hall Room 155 at no cost. Please Note: a valid state or government picture ID card and SIS emplID is required.
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Prohibited Parking Subject to Towing at Owner's Expense
- Vehicles parked overnight without proper authorization
- Vehicles parked in fire lanes
- Vehicles impeding normal flow of traffic or normal function of the College
- Unauthorized vehicles parked on campus
Tickets for parking violations may be appealed in writing to the College's Ad Hoc Parking Appeals Committee within (10) ten calendar days of the violation. Decisions of the Committee are final.
Appeal forms are online at tncc.edu (Parking/Photo ID). Forms need to be completed, signed and brought to the Photo ID Office with all required documentation. (See Appeals Form for further information). Paper forms can also be acquired at the Cashiers and Parking/Photo ID offices.
Decisions of the Ad Hoc Parking Appeals Committee will be communicated to the person making the appeal. If an appeal is denied, the fine must be paid within (10) ten calendar days of the Committee's
Parking Fines Structures
Effective August 1, 2003
Description of Violation Fine
- Parked Without a Valid Permit : $ 20.00
- Parked in Crosswalk : $ 10.00
- Parked in Loading Zone : $ 10.00
- Parked in Designated Reserved Space : $ 20.00
- Parked on the Grass : $ 10.00
- Parked in a No Parking Zone : $ 10.00
- Parked in Fire Lane : $ 20.00
- Improper Display of Permit : $ 5.00
- Illegal Use, Disposal or Acceptance of Permit or Pass : $ 20.00
- Parked in Space Reserved for Handicapped : $ 100.00
- Failure to Display Handicap Placard : $ 5.00
- Parked in Faculty/Staff Lot with Student Permit : $ 10.00
- Parked in Student Lot with Faculty/Staff Permit : $ 10.00
- Vehicle Illegally Parked : $ 10.00
- Vehicle Parked in Motorcycle Space : $ 5.00
- Motorcycle Parked in Vehicle Space : $ 5.00
- Blocking Another Vehicle : $ 10.00
- Obstructing Traffic : $ 10.00
- Defaced/Altered Permit : $ 5.00
- Boot Removal Fee : $ 25.00
- Use of Stolen Permit : $ 50.00
- Parked in Roadway : $ 10.00
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- Exceeded Posted Time : $ 10.00
- Tampering with/removal of Immobilizer : $ 50.00
- Parked within 15 Ft. of Fire Hydrant : $ 10.00
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A 51-year old Minerva man was booked into the Stark County jail after an incident Monday evening at Minerva High School.
According to Bob First of the Minerva Police Dept., Kevin Wingert of Minerva entered the school after regular school hours and attempted to open doors to various rooms, finally getting into the gymnasium.
Students and staff were present at the time. A student told officers Wingert said, "No more Minerva High School." Officers spoke with the Stark County prosecuting attorney this morning to advise him of the situation.
Wingert was charged with criminal trespassing, a misdemeanor and inducing panic, a felony two.
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In Afghan and regional media, the most pressing question about the horrific killings of 16 Afghan civilians, allegedly by a rogue U.S. soldier, is whether the shooter acted alone. Today, Afghan officials said that nine of the 16 victims were children and some of the bodies were charred. In an interview with Fox News, Pentagon spokesman Capt. John Kirby said the suspected shooter is a father in his mid-thirties who had been deployed to Iraq twice.
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Questions remain. This morning, Afghanistan's largest online news portal, Khaarma Press, reported that the killings have brought U.S.-Afghan relations to an "all-time low" with President Hamid Karzai issuing an "angry statement" denouncing the "unforgivable action." Afghan lawmakers have begun raising doubts that just one man carried out the killings. "It is not possible for only one American soldier to come out of his base, kill a number of people far away, burn the bodies, go to another house and kill civilians there, then walk at least 2 kilometers and enter another house, kill civilians, and burn them," said Abdul Rahim Ayubi, a lawmaker from Kandahar province. He noted that the houses targeted were more than one mile apart. Kandahar parliamentarian Mullah Sayed Mohammed Akhund told The Wall Street Journal that local villagers witnessed more than one solider during the night and Afghan soldiers said they heard simultaneous shootings coming from different locations. While U.S. officials insisted that there's no evidence suggesting more than one shooter was involved, The Journal notes that the U.S. Embassy in Kabul seemed to open the possibility that additional accomplices could be involved, issuing a statement saying that "the individual or individuals responsible for this act will be identified and brought to justice."
A trial In a dispatch from Kabul, the Pakistani newspaper Dawn reports the Afghan parliament is demanding a public trial in Afghanistan for the U.S. soldier or soldiers involved. According to reports, the U.S. soldier was heavily-armed and walked off the base with night-vision goggles, breaking into three homes in the methodical killing spree. "We seriously demand and expect that the government of the United States punish the culprits and try them in a public trial before the people of Afghanistan," Afghanistan's lower house of Parliament said in statement.
Boiling resentment With an assist from Agence France-Presse, Dawn reports on further resentment from Afghan citizens. At the scene of the killings one woman screamed, "May God kill the only son of Karzai, so he feels what we feel." For his part, Karzai has said: "The government and the people of Afghanistan demand an explanation from the United States government of this incident." The Taliban, meanwhile, have vowed to avenge the deaths of the citizens in a statement on their website condemning the "sick-minded American savages" who carried out the attack. Calling the massacre a "blood-soaked and inhumane crime," the group said it would "take revenge from the invaders and the savage murders for every single martyr."
Calls for an early exit The killings have also sparked calls for a swift U.S. exit from the country, reports Reuters. "We have benefited little from the foreign troops here but lost everything - our lives, dignity, and our country to them," a Kandahar shop owner told the news service. Diplomatically, the main problem a new uprising poses is the collapse of a partnership agreement with Kabul and Washington for the departure of foreign troops in 2014. A university student says, "The Americans said they will leave in 2014. They should leave now so we can live in peace." The 19-year-old adds, "Even if the Taliban return to power our elders can work things out with them. The Americans are disrespectful."
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Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries weathered a spate of bad publicity this past spring, when some ill-advised comments from a 2006 interview found new life on the internet.
The 69-year-old had candidly suggested the teen retail chain's clothes were only for the thin and attractive in the seven-year-old Salon piece, igniting a social media frenzy when resurrected in a widely-read Business Insider blog post.
At the time, he apologized profusely (well, sort of. He regretted that his words were misinterpreted and caused offense). Six months later, the company capitulated and announced plus sizes would soon be on offer — a move decried as "desperate" given Abercrombie's perilous financial state: November marked its seventh quarterly fall in same-store sales in a row.
Now, Jeffries faces more negative headlines, this time at the hands of activist investors rather than everyday shoppers.
Shareholders Engaged Capital LLC wrote a 9-page letter to the troubled retailer's board on Tuesday morning, calling for the apparel chain to replace Jeffries as CEO once his contract expires in February.
The letter alludes to Jeffries' recent PR issues and "past public statements", although the focus of the note is how "many years of mismanagement have led to persistent underperformance…on almost every credible measure."
"Given the Company's history of operational missteps, taken together with Mr. Jeffries' age and his increasingly controversial reputation, the Board must not let this opportunity pass," writes Glenn Welling, managing member at the activist hedge fund. "We urge the Board to immediately commence a CEO search for candidates with relevant retail apparel and turnaround experience."
Failing that, Engaged Capital — which owns less than 1% of outstanding shares — thinks the company should take a more drastic measure and put itself up for sale to a private equity buyer. The firm added that "Jeffries' presence represents a major stumbling block to a transaction."
Welling also hit out at Abercrombie for its lack of internal succession planning, adding that Engaged has found "numerous qualified executives…interested in the opportunity."
Abercrombie's shares were up just over 6% at midday on news of this shareholder search for new blood.
The company didn't comment on the contents of the letter specifically, saying only that the board and management team had been "in discussions" with shareholders, including Engaged Capital.
"The Abercrombie & Fitch Board and management team are committed to creating value, and we welcome input from all shareholders," said a company spokesperson. "The Company has had extensive discussions with many of its shareholders, including Engaged Capital, over the past several months. We look forward to continuing our dialogue with shareholders as we execute on our long-term plan."


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Days of Our Lives' Brendan Coughlin (Tad) announced on Twitter February 24 that his baby, Sawyer Creek Coughlin, was born. The actor and his girlfriend, Teri Andrez welcomed their first child and Soaps.com hears both mother and baby are doing well.
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Ebbsfleet recharged for Grimsby Town clash as Kidderminster move up to second
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EBBSFLEET United enjoyed a weekend of rest as they look to build on a confidence boosting victory when they visit Grimsby Town tomorrow night.
The Blue Square Bet Premier strugglers moved off the foot of the table last Tuesday with a 1-0 home victory against Hereford.
Josh Scott scored his third goal in as many matches to bag Ebbsfleet the points.
Although The Fleet were without a game on Saturday, they remained one place above bottom spot as AFC Telford lost 2-1 at Newport – who overtook Town in the table.
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The Mariners have slipped to fourth in the standings amid their FA Trophy commitments – and joint bosses Paul Hurst and Rob Scott will be keen to get back on track tomorrow following last Tuesday's 2-0 defeat at Braintree.
Christian Jolley and Danny Crow were on target for Newport as they climbed to third, to lead Town by one point in the table.
Kidderminster Harriers soared up to second – ahead of Newport on goal difference and two points behind league leaders Wrexham – with their 3-1 home victory against Alfreton.
Amari Morgan-Smith netted inside the first minute for Harriers. Ben Tomlinson equalised for The Reds, but goals from Josh Gowling and Anthony Malbon earned three points for Steve Burr's men.
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37095-012: Agribusiness and Commercial Agriculture Assessment
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The primary outputs of this TA will be (i) an assessment of policy and regulatory environment for agribusiness and private sector activity; (ii) an analysis of economic efficiency of the value chain; (iii) an inventory of past and ongoing interventions and survey of lessons learned; (iv) an assessment of potential social and poverty impacts (including a case study on contract farming); (v) an assessment of needs and opportunities for agribusiness development; (vi) a prioritized investment ... Read More
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'Time Lincoln: Apocalypse Mao' marinates in steampunk fun
San Antonio's Antarctic Press has generated its share of virtual ink with Steampunk Palin, its latest glomming on of Sarah Palin fetishism. But if you want quality AP fun with political figures minus the you-betcha's and doncha-know's, you must check out Time Lincoln: Apocalypse Mao No. 1, the latest Honest Abe time warp by writer […] [Read More]
Teaser and preview images for final issue of 'Fantastic Four'
Marvel calls next month's Fantastic Four No. 588 "the FINAL issue of the long-standing series." Which means we're in for a wallop of a grief-filled send-off, not only for the death of Johnny Storm aka the Human Torch in the sold-out Fantastic Four No. 587 but also for the death of only the World's Greatest […] [Read More]
'Captain Cortez' science-fiction serial opens tonight at Overtime
When I first saw the name The Adventures of Captain Cortez and the Tri-Lambda Brigade — a new "space sitcom" that opens tonight at the Overtime Theater — I couldn't help but think of that Nicolas Cage snoozer Captain Corelli's Mandolin. Not that a chick-flick about a Greek lass played by Penélope Cruz falling for […] [Read More]
VIDEO: 'Star Trek Girl' takes bubblegum pop to warp 9
It would take a dead Fantastic Four team member and two dead comic shops to make me post the science-fiction bubblegum pop that is "Star Trek Girl." Still, this squeaky-cheesy-kinda-creepy ode to Gene Roddenberry's futurism does make me smile a little, even if it is a Ceti eel of a tune. So, yeah, consider yourself […] [Read More]
Atomic Comics to close after all, as will H&F Bitters location
Looks like Atomic Comics & Gaming was just prolonging the inevitable. After announcing it would close, only to change its mind to stay open, Atomic Comics has decided to shut its doors for good after all. So in case there's any confusion, allow me to repeat: Atomic Comics is closing. Atomic owner Gary Ruiz called […] [Read More]
Free 'Firefly' screening with San Antonio Browncoats Thur., Jan. 27
So you hear tell of this brilliant but cancelled science fiction Western called Firefly and you hear tell yourself, "It's high time I explored this beloved Joss Whedon TV series with fellow fans." Well, hear tell this: San Antonio Browncoats will host a free Firefly screening Thursday, Jan. 27, at the Alamo Drafthouse Westlakes. On […] [Read More]
The AP & Marvel make Fantastic Four death official
The Associated Press and Marvel have revealed which Fantastic Four team member dies in this week's Fantastic Four No. 587. [WARNING: Clicking that link takes you right to a spoiler headline and info.] So in case you've kept yourself in the dark this long and still want to remain so as you rip open that […] [Read More]
Who do I think dies in 'Fantastic Four' No. 587? Hint: Flame off
With Marvel allowing comic shops to sell the polybagged, comic-shop-only release of Fantastic Four No. 587 a whole day early on Tuesday, I figure I better call my shot now. I said it last month on Twitter but I'll say it again: Johnny Storm aka the Human Torch is my pick for the FF dead […] [Read More]
Wizard & ToyFare magazines are no more
Wizard, once considered The World's Greatest Comic Magazine (For Covering Comics), has ceased publication, Newsarama reports. Wizard publisher Wizard Entertainment has also shuttered ToyFare magazine. You could say they've died so that a new electronic zine might live. Wizard World Inc. looks to launch a digital magazine called Wizard World next month, an online pop […] [Read More]
New Symphony of Science video Auto-Tunes the Big Bang
The Symphony of Science has a new Auto-Tuned ode to the cosmos with "The Big Beginning," the eighth video in John Boswell's truly stellar series. The delightfully nerdy track parses the Big Bang and "the poetry of the expanding universe" with dreamy beats and musical mindspeak by Stephen Hawking, Richard Dawkins and of course Carl […] [Read More]
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Sydney Opera House
Media Release: 16 June 2010
Sydney Opera House presentsLos Van VanAugust 15 – Concert Hallwith special guests Latin Block Party
'The best dance band in Cuba!' New York Times
'...they speak to all three elements that most bands only manage two of: head, heart and hips.' The Age, Melbourne
Los Van Van, the iconic and quintessential sound of Cuba, will ignite the Concert Hall with their hot fusion of Cuban rhythms for one show only on August 15, as part of an international tour taking in Asia and Europe.
Known as 'The Rolling Stones of Latin Music', the 16-piece Los Van Van formed just ten years after Castro's 1959 Revolution and has remained the biggest name in the history of Cuban dance bands ever since.
After forty years they are still Cuba's most popular dance band with legions of fans throughout the world.
Founded by Juan Formell, affectionately known in Cuba as 'Saint Juan', Los Van Van changed the course of popular music for an entire generation, alongside artists such as The Beatles and Aretha Franklin.
Their original sound continues to break musical ground and set trends under the direction of renowned drummer Samuel Formell (Juan's son) who now leads the band.
Playing from a charanga line-up as its base, Los Van Van play a fusion of Afro-Cuban rhythms with Latin jazz, salsa, rock,funk, disco, and hip-hop. The inimitable Van Van sound has developed over the years into the unique "in-your-face" Cuban version of salsa, known the world over as timba.
The band have produced over 30 releases,including five of the most important timba albums of all time, featuring the anthems Sandungera and Esto te Pone la Cabeza Mala, picking up a Latin Grammy in 2000 for the album Llego Van Van (Van Van have Arrived).
Widely celebrated as a launchpad for outstanding singers and musicians, Los Van Van's past members include the legendary Changuito and original cofounder Cesar "Pupy" Pedroso.
The current line up, which performed in Australia for the first time in 2006 to critical acclaim and sold out venues across the country, includes vocalists Mayito Rivera, Roberto Hernandez "Roberton", Yeni Valdes and Lele Rosales.
Supporting Los Van Van are Sydney's Latin music dreamteam, Latin Block Party, delivering a blistering repertoire of epic dancefloor originals with a nod to retro Cuban salsa hits.
The allstar ten-piece includes the inimitable Oscar Jimenez (Watussi), Latin soul diva Merenia Gillies (Reyes de la Onda), salsa chanteuse Toni Allayialis (Samba Mundi/Espirito), Cuban prodigy Armandito Garcia (Armandito y su Trovason), Uruguayan salsero Gonzalo Porta (Sydney Salsa Allstars) and Latin-jazz trombone maestro Martin Taylor (Mucho MamboOrchestra).
Los Van Van, with special guests Latin Block Party, will be an unforgettable night of epic Afro-Cuban musical proportions.
CONCERT DETAILSDate: Sunday, August 15, 2010Venue: Concert HallTimes:7.00pm – Latin Block Party7.30pm – Interval7.50pm – Los Van Van9.30pm – FinishTickets: $49 - $110Bookings: 02 9250 7777 or sydneyoperahouse.com
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The Greatest American Comedy
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This Pulitzer Prize-winning classic by the team of Kaufman and Hart (The Man Who Came to Dinner, 2009) is perhaps the greatest American comedy ever written. Alice Sycamore must introduce her fiancé's straight-laced family to her rather more eccentric family. When the wildly different families meet, the worlds of the wealthy, uptight Kirbys and the off-kilter Sycamores collide. At first the Sycamores seem mad, but it is not long before we realize that if they are mad, the rest of the world is madder. Kaufman and Hart's hilarious You Can't Take It With You features the Alley Resident Company of Actors.
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Here's a good old fashioned Bob Steele western. Meanwhile back at the ranch, kidnappers have grabbed Tom Martin so his dad Jim will sell out. It's Riders of the Sage to the rescue.
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I'm mostly honest except for with prices of certain things, like drum gear. My wife NEVER checks our balances and such in our accounts so there's a little bit of a 'wifey exchange-rate'. If a cymbal costs $250, then it's $149.00 to the wife.
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Gary Lightbody previews solo material
In the same week that Eyes Open was nominated for the Choice Music Prize, Gary Lightbody debuted his Listen…Tanks side-project on BBC Radio One when he deputised on air for Zane Lowe.
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2009-2010: Swam personal-best times in the 50 free (27.21), 100 back (1:07.72) and 200 back (2:26.44) at the Patriot League Championship...posted a time of 2:34.06 in the 200 back against Lehigh...swam a time of 1:08.79 in the 100 back at the Terrier Invitational...swam the 50 free (27.87) at the Harold Anderson Invitational...member of the 400 medley relay that posted a time of 4:25.67 at the Worcester City Championship.
2008-2009: Swam personal-best times in the 100 back (1:08.51) and 200 back (2:27.23) at the Patriot League Championship...had a personal-best time in the 50 back at the Worcester City Championship.
Before Holy Cross: Four-year varsity member of the swim team at James Caldwell H.S...named captain senior year...earned honorable mention in the Northern Hills Conference for the 50 freestyle...her 200 freestyle relay was named first team All-County...team honored as Essex County champions three years and crowned Northern Hills conference champions in 2008...member of National Honor Society...also swam for Cougar Aquatic Club (CAT) under coach Judy Montalbano.
Personal: Daughter of David and Patty D'Angelo...has one sister, Lauren...undeclared major.
D'Angelo's Top Times Event Time Date 50 Free 27.21 2/18/2010 100 Back 1:07.72 2/18/2010 200 Back 2:26.44 2/18/2010


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Bald Eagle Love StoryPosted by: | Comments
We just got our first dose of cool 70s, non-humid weather to feel the fall season here upon us in SouthWest Florida. Along with cool weather, every fall we look forward to the arrival of the WHITE PELICANS who spend the winter months with us on the islands. Since the fall weather has also sprung a terrible cold onto poor Clark, we didn't get out on the boat this weekend as we normally do at this time of year to greet the new arriving birds. So I reminisced about last year. OMG! I never showed you a video I made of the birds we saw last year on this same weekend in 2011! I think I was way too over the moon last year after finding a LION'S PAW and my very first (and only) JUNONIA to even think about making a movie but …better late than never, right? LOL
After finding the best shells of my life last October, we watched the PELICANS gracefully fly from one mud flat to another on North Captiva, then spotted not just one BALD EAGLE… but two BALD EAGLES!
Here is a movie from the video I shot last year of their sweet little romance that unfolded right before my eyes and my camera lens. I'm so happy I captured their EAGLE date on video…. yes, shaky video… but I'm so happy I can share it with you now.
Here's the story of Jule Eaglette and Rome Eagleo…
Bald Eagles Enjoy Lunch at The Dunes (video)Posted by: | Comments
Two BALD EAGLES were enjoying their lunch at The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club yesterday…..and I got them on video too! I had some requests for more video after I posted the COWNOSE RAYS video but I can't believe I got this close to these breathtaking birds this week as well. After I captured the rays, I've had my video camera practically attached to me so I never miss a moment. It's a good thing since one of the EAGLES let us pass him in the golf cart while he ate his fish for lunch. It's been a good week….I think Mother Nature is helping us celebrating Earth Day all week long.