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Nonprofit grants prom-goers wishes
In a corner of the Christians United Outreach Center of Lee County facility, dozens of prom dresses line the clothing racks in a pale pink room — awaiting local high school girls in need.
CUOC, a nonprofit that distributes food and clothing for community families, is soliciting prom dresses, shoes, jewelry, accessories and makeup, among other items, for its Second-Chance Prom Gown Program. Guidance counselors from Lee County High School and Southern Lee High School identify girls in need of financial assistance and they are invited to select prom dresses from CUOC's collections of gowns at no cost to the girls, said Executive Director Teresa Dew Kelly.
"The prom is a major life experience for a girl in high school," Kelly said. "To not to be able to experience being a princess and having a special night with her peers because of finances is sad. And if we can do something to help eliminate the cost of doing that, the better."
CUOC accepts prom dress donations year round, Kelly said, but with prom season around the corner, this is when most of the donations are collected. After the girls are identified by the guidance counselors, they get an appointment for a day in March when they can look over the dresses for a fitting, she said.
"The proms for the two high schools are in April," Kelly said. "We want to give them enough time for any alterations that may be needed. When you receive a borrowed gown, it is going to need a hem there or tuck there."
All donations to CUOC are tax-deductible, Kelly said, and businesses are also encouraged to donate their services. Already some bridal shops donate dresses after the prom season and some salons offer raffles for discounted hair and makeup packages, she said. Financial donations are also accepted to purchase a dress in case a girl can't find a dress in her size, Kelly said.
Darlene Adams, an instructional assistant at Lee County High School, helps run the Second-Chance Prom Gown Program. She said the program's services are vital for many local students.
"It will really help the girls who can't afford a gown for prom," she said. "Anything that can be offered really helps them out."
The program has been up and running for many years, Kelly said, and came from a need of the families CUOC served.
"We started thinking about our clients who had children in high school," she said. "If they are coming here for food, they can't very well go out and spend $200 on a prom dress."
Donations can be dropped off at the CUOC facility and thrift store, located at 2885 Lee Ave., Kelly said.
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'Light Writing' considers the relationship between word and image in artists experimental film and video.
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– Naomi Watts: "The idea of doing a disaster movie is not something I'm seeking out, necessarily, but this obviously is a true story and her version of that truth was very intimate and very real and moving and that was clear in the first ten pages of the script. I wanted to do it. And when I met her, I found that incredibly useful. She was just full of detailed information, every choice she made and every moment, everything that kind of came to her and every thought in her head. This is a film without a lot of dialogue, and a lot of it is just about looks in the eyes and physical connections."
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– Naomi Watts: "I wasn't a very good swimmer at that point. I'd been living in England and not spending much time at the beach. We got caught in a rip, and I just got very, very tired. Now I know how to deal with a rip – you don't try to swim to the shore, you just let yourself go with the tide. But my instincts were telling me otherwise. I remember getting scared by it and my mum was very scared. I'm still scared of swimming in waves."
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Crewe Alexandra: Steve Davis praises players after thrilling Sheffield United draw
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CREWE boss Steve Davis felt his side played the better football after they held high-flying Sheffield United to a draw in an entertaining game at Bramall Lane.
Nick Blackman struck the leveller for United in the 51st minute after Alex had come back from two goals down to lead.
Shaun Miller's fortuitous finish and Harry Maguire's free header put the Blades in control after half an hour, but Alex raced back and turned the game around with goals from Mark Ellis, Mathias Pogba and Chuks Aneke.
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Davis said: "I don't know how (Sheff Utd boss) Danny (Wilson) feels, but my voice has gone. He'll be the same, he'll be feeling a little bit hard done to with them being 2-0 up. I think he will have thought they were going to go on and get a big score.
"We showed great character and our lads didn't know they were beaten.
"They came back from 2-0 down to go 3-2 up and then I felt we might just win a game, but neither team could hold onto a lead, the game's wide open and it could have gone either way at the end.
"There were a couple of penalty appeals at both ends so it was a good game, great exciting game for the supporters, I'm sure ours will go home a bit happier."
Defender Ellis looped a shot over George Long three minutes before the break after captain Luke Murphy had rattled the crossbar from 25 yards and Pogba poked in the equaliser after Blades goalkeeper George Long flapped at Murphy's free-kick.
Aneke then side-footed Alex in front two minutes after the restart following Byron Moore's centre.
Davis added: "Part of my team talk was about set plays, we knew they were strong on set plays, the delivery and ability to get on the end of them. So it's obviously disappointing when they score the two goals from set plays.
"The first one I'm not sure he knew anything about, it just sort of hit him. And then the second one he's had a free header so we've got to do better in terms of marking from those situations.
"We don't sit back, we're not a sitting back team, we're a team that attacks and tries to go forward. It made for a great game and it was a great point for us in the end.
"We didn't lie down, it could've been four or five in the early part of the game, but we showed some quality and I felt we were the better footballing side.
"It was an open game and, like I say, penalty appeals at either end, it could have gone either way."
Blades boss Danny Wilson was disappointed with his side's defending and the performance of referee James Adcock and described the match as a 'neutral's dream'.
Miller finished with his shoulder after three minutes following Blackman's ball in and the latter was again the provider after 30 minutes when his corner picked out the unmarked Maguire.
Striker Blackman then got on the scoresheet himself six minutes into the second half to preserve United's unbeaten home record.
Wilson said: "We feel we should have had a penalty. And the DVD suggested it was a penalty, but we didn't get it so we're talking about something that's hypothetical really so we move on.
"Some strange decisions in the game I have to say, but the one thing the referee didn't do was defend for us and that's where our concern is more than anything." Wilson added: "Like I say, they could've won it, we could have, they could've won it, we could've won it. It was one of those games; it was a neutral's delight quite honestly.
"From my perspective there were areas where we didn't perform like we have been doing and defensive areas we made some bad decision at times, but I'm not going to sit and criticise them because it's the first time we've looked vulnerable defensively this season."


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Folks have noticed my absence from regular postings. I'm very grateful for this, and for ya'll telling me about it. This blog is so close to my heart and my life and nearly every passion of mine, that lately I've found it easier to take it for granted, as if it will always be here, even without my continual maintenance.
Unlike the more robust Southern plants that are hanging on just fine–okra, melons, peppers, sweet potatoes–I find I'm still challenged here in the summers of everlasting heat. Of course I try to remain grateful for them, as for all, but just like the bountiful cucumbers and arugula all summer long, you never really miss them until they're gone.
The more time I spend cultivating plants and relationships, the more they remind me of one another. Country life has changed me in many ways, but most of all it has turned me into a sentimental sap. And I'm really glad about that.
I've been focusing intently on my relationships of late, putting great energy and devotion into as many of them as I can manage at the level they require and deserve. Knowing how much they require or deserve has been a delicate balance of learning through failure. Just like the plants in my garden.
With relationships as with plants incredible patience and timing and observation are all essential. There are growth stages, and ever-changing needs, and disasters that occur unexpectedly out of nowhere. Some are resilient and bold, others fragile and ephemeral, all needing unique types of cultivation, but still requiring all the same things to thrive-water, air, light; love, patience, forgiveness.
I'm finding it difficult and demanding, with a learning curve equally large for each. Every plant will teach you something, just like every relationship. Whether dear old friends or new cyber buddies or family or neighbors, from the closest to the most estranged, in my heart I have blessed them all, because I have in some way felt blessed by them all.
Something has shifted and I realized sometime along the last year that I can no longer afford to be a cynic, even marginally, because the world is too over-populated with them already. While isolated in the sticks my greatest intention has become more connection-to others, to the Earth, to the heavens, to myself. I am now and forever focused on all that is possibility, no matter what it takes to maintain that focus. It is my newly permanent raison d'être.
It's not as big a leap for me as it is for some, I do tend toward optimism usually. But with age and circumstance I'd found my heart beginning to close instead of continuing to open. With every new shot of pain, too inevitable in our world, some choose to place another brick in their walls. I will respect that.
But I will choose to take another step deeper into the waters of relatedness. For every disappointment and hurt I will send back a tide of love. I will open my heart and surrender to the lesson at hand, and when I get pulled on occasion down too deep for my own good, I will depend on those many varied relationships, whether flourishing or withering, past, present or future, and they will nourish me body and soul just as does my garden.


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Earlier today we were speculating about the impact of Democrats participating in the Republican primary in Michigan. Would Democrats vote for Rick Santorum as part of a dirty trick in order to promote a less electable Republican, as Mitt Romney seemed to be claiming? Or would these crossovers be legitimate Reagan Democrats who like Santorum's stands on social issues as well as expressing working class disdain for a swell like Romney? Or would, as Romney hopes, more moderate independents and Democrats prefer him to a candidate whose views on abortion, gays and contraception are considered extreme?
We don't know the answer to that question but it is clear that whatever their motivation, Michigan Democrats and independents are going to have a disproportionate impact on a crucial Republican contest. The New York Times reports exit polls show that 10 percent of those voting today in Michigan are Democrats. It also says that irrespective of party affiliation, six in ten consider themselves conservative while 30 percent say they are very conservative and another thirty percent say they are moderate. In theory that is a picture of an electorate that might be more sympathetic to Santorum.
The Times also raises an interesting point about the dirty trick allegation. The paper's Alison Kopicki points out that Romney claimed to have voted in the Democratic Presidential Primary in Massachusetts in 1992. Romney, at that time an independent, has said he cast a ballot for Paul Tsongas because he was the weakest Democrat in the race which is the same thing he is accusing Democrats of doing today. He'd better hope that most of those Democrats voting today are not making an effort to help their party beat the GOP.


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Spider-Man unmasked. I never thought I'd see the day. And I never thought I'd cherish it. I've long told just about anyone within earshot that I've been a Spider-Man fan ever since I could read. As for my comic-book brethren, they know all too well I've followed the adventures of the web-headed wonder through all […] [Read More]
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Just Start: A book review by Bob Morris
Just Start: Take Action, Embrace Uncertainty, and Create the Future
Leonard A. Schlesinger and Charles F. Kiefer with Paul B. Brown
Harvard Business Review Press (2012)
Why and how serial entrepreneurs thrive best in uncertain environments…and what lessons can be learned from them
Although there is much to be said for the value of Steven Wright's observation, "Early birds may get the worm but the second mouse always gets the cheese," the fact remains that competition in today's global business world has become more intense and less certain that at any prior time of which I am aware. Hence the appropriateness of the reference in this book's subtitle to taking action, embracing uncertainty, and creating the future. With the assistance of Paul Brown, Leonard Schlesinger and Charles Kiefer introduce "a step-by-step proven journey [by which business leaders can] navigate through uncertain environments. And as the results of recent research conducted by reputable forms such as Gallup and Towers Watson clearly indicate, an organization's workplace is one of them: On average, less than 30% of the employees in a U.S. workplace are actively and positively engaged. The others are either passively engaged ("mailing it in") or actively disengaged, undercutting efforts to achieve the given objectives.
Throughout the course of their lively and eloquent narrative, Schlesinger and Kiefer achieve their own objectives which include explaining how to
o Use predictive reasoning to prepare for an uncertain future
o Use initiatives to determine what works, what doesn't, and why
o Why desire has "overwhelming importance"
o Determine what is – and isn't – an acceptable loss
o Build on what you learn from both successes and (especially) setbacks
o View the future as a continuum
o What "creaction" is and how to maximize and leverage its advantages
Most of the best business books are research-driven and that is certainly true of this one. As Schlesinger and Kiefer explain, they share in this book was revealed during decades of refining a method that is much easier to describe than to execute: Summon sufficient determination to achieve the given results (whatever they may be) and then (1) act quickly with the means at hand, (2) stay within the range of acceptable loss, (3) get others actively and productively involved, and (4) evaluate the results and build on what has been learned from them. This is almost the same method followed by Thomas Edison and his colleagues in their research laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey.
As for the term creaction, it is a word Schlesinger and Kiefer created (creacted?) by combining "creation" and "action." That is, "it boils down to this: the future may or may not be like the past, but you don't have to a spend a lot of time wondering how it will play out if you plan to shape (i.e. create) it."
I commend Schlesinger and Kiefer for their skillful use of several reader-friendly devices in Chapters 1-9, notably the "Just Start" exercises and the end-of-chapter "Takeaways" sections. These will facilitate, indeed expedite frequent review of key points in weeks and months to come. In the Epilogue, they provide FAQ material and I presume to suggest that it be read first, even before the Introduction, before diving into the abundance of information, insights, and counsel. Why? It provides a brilliant overview of why and how results-driven, serial entrepreneurs thrive best in uncertain environments…and what lessons can be learned from them.
Jane Stevenson: An interview by Bob Morris
Jane Edison Stevenson is Vice Chairman, Board & CEO Services at Korn/Ferry International, where she co-leads the firm's Global CEO Succession Practice. She is located in Korn/Ferry's New York and Atlanta offices. Previous to Korn/Ferry, she spent a decade as Global Managing Partner with another global leadership advisory firm and prior to that, helped to build several boutique search firms into competitive brands.
Ms Stevenson is known for her strong global relationships in Fortune 500 C-suites, and among boards of directors. She has been recognized by BusinessWeek as one of the "100 Most Influential Search Consultants in the World," and is frequently consulted by Fortune, Forbes, BusinessWeek, and The Wall Street Journal to discuss trends and issues related to governance and innovation.
With her co-author Bilal Kaafarani, Ms. Stevenson wrote business bestseller Breaking Away: How Great Leaders Create Innovation that Drives Sustainable Growth, and Why Others Fail. Breaking Away was released by McGraw Hill last spring and defines the world's first innovation framework, linking the importance of innovation, leadership and growth. In addition to the USA, Canada and the UK, the book was just published in Turkey, and will be coming out in China this fall.
Here is an excerpt from my interview of her. To read the complete interview, please click here.
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Morris: Before discussing Breaking Away, a few general questions. First, who has had the greatest influence on your personal growth?
Stevenson: Probably my father, John D. Edison. He is the most selfless person I know, and early on, he taught me two profound lessons: happiness is a decision, and life is a series of trade-offs – always understand what you are trading for what you are getting. He also taught me that to keep growing you have to "get comfortable being uncomfortable." He is 75 years old now, and is still evolving and growing every year. For example, he just published his first book a few months ago, God: Grace and Deception.
Morris: The greatest impact on your professional development
Stevenson: That is a tough question. I have been blessed to work with many great people, who have both impacted and inspired me.
• My first boss in the executive search profession, Gerry Reynolds not only saw my potential, he also helped me to believe in myself.
• My friend and mentor Gerry Roche, encouraged me to develop high trust relationships that bleed from professional to personal.
• There are a number of top women whose friendship and counsel has had a profound impact on me as we have shared our journeys. In particular I would mention Adrienne Fontanella, Angela Ahrendts, Judith Glaser, Cynthia McCague, and Melanie Kusin, but there are numerous others as well.
• My co-author Bilal Kaafarani has been a key partner in my current journey, challenging my thinking and providing key insights for the future. He convinced me that we needed to write Breaking Away, to share our experience "in the trenches of innovation leadership" with others.
Partnering to develop and share the Breaking Away innovation framework has forever changed my outlook on the future.
Morris: Years ago, was there a turning point (if not an epiphany) that set you on the career course that you continue to follow?
Stevenson: The epiphany that comes to mind happened shortly after my son was born 14 years ago. I can still see the room I was in and how the sun fell on the floor around me at the moment I realized I might never get over my insecurities, and that I was going to have to decide whether I would allow them to define my life, or whether I would decide to "play full out" anyway. I decided to play full out. That decision has empowered me to take on many new challenges, like writing a book on the importance of innovation leadership and sharing a framework that can open up new possibilities for today's leaders.
Morris: To what extent has your formal education proven to be invaluable to what you have accomplished in your life thus far?
Stevenson: Your question makes me laugh because, in matter of fact, my undergraduate education was in elementary education. Apart from my practicum teaching for six months, I never taught a day in my life, as I was immediately drafted into administration and leadership. That said, perhaps the most valuable gift of formal education is to teach us how to learn and to stay open to new truths and insights. In that case, my formal education has definitely served me well.
Morris: What are some of the most common misconceptions about executive search that in fact is true?
Stevenson: The most common misconception is that we are trying to find jobs for people, when, in fact, we are hired by the corporation to ensure that they make the best leadership selection (from either inside or outside the company) for the role at hand.
Morris: When interviewing candidates for C-level positions, which tend to reveal the most valuable information, the questions they ask or the answers they offer in respond to the questions asked of them? Please explain.
Stevenson: Both. Interviewing C-level executives is as much about learning who they are as people as it is about what they have accomplished. The questions they ask give us important insights into the way they think about things and what their priorities are. Their questions can give us a good sense about their motivators as well. Both in asking questions and in hearing the questions that are asked, our job is to understand whether the fit is one that will have the strongest odds for success. The more we can get behind a candidates questions and answers, to understand his/her value system, motivators, ambition and ability, the better job we will do of assessing whether there is a good fit.
Morris: Percentages vary somewhat but the results of dozens of major research studies suggest that during face-to-face contact, about 80-85% of the impact is determined by body language and tone of voice. What are your thoughts about that?
Stevenson: Communication is achieved through a combination of things: choice of words, affect, body language, tone of voice, choice of dress, and last, but not least, how they shake hands. You can learn a lot about someone based on a handshake. I'm not sure I could put a precise percentage on each factor, but I will say that I am more interested in intuiting "who" the person is than I am about the words alone.
Morris: In your opinion, what is the single greatest challenge that CEOs will face during the next 3-5 years? Any advice?
Stevenson: Actually, I think there are two: the changing "rules of engagement" to capture the hearts and minds of your customers in a digitally-driven world, and the desperate need for innovation and growth. In some ways, I think the two are intertwined. We live in an age of unprecedented access, interaction and connectivity. The question is: How will you use that to your company's advantage? How will you be the beneficiary of the digital revolution, instead of having it define you? This is a big question for companies in all industry sectors. One of my friends refers to it as learning to "speak social". The speed at which things are changing is directly influenced by new levels of access and interactivity. This creates a natural tendency for us to speed up, moving faster and faster and faster….Not a good move. The best thing you can do is to stop, look and listen, then assess what will drive the most productive and strategic results and play there.
The ability to step back and understand how to use these new "rules of engagement" to advantage, will require innovation, and will create opportunities for growth. Advice? The secret weapon will always be your people. The CEO's who understand the power of people, and who are committed to fully utilizing people's diverse capabilities, will ultimately win the race.
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To read the complete interview, please click here.
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Hi Fellow PE Mommies,
My appointment went well. My amniotic fluid level is holding and the baby looked good on his NST. He's still breech which I'm sure is the way he's staying...so c-section for me...which is fine. At this point I've been thinking about it for so long if he flipped I think I'd freak at the thought of labor:) The US tech told me he has a full head of hair. I can't wait to see it. Unfortunately I have to see the peri again next Monday, even though I'm delivering on Wed. I'm just tired of the doctor. Oh well at this point what's one more appt?
So this week my goal is to finish all the craft projects I've started while on bedrest and to finish all the pre-baby preparations. (Like making lists of things to do for my husband...ha ha.) He's really been tremendous. The car seat bases are in the cars, he steamed the carpets yesterday. I can't wait to be able to do things myself again.
Hope everyone is having a good week.
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It appears as though the Republican win in the election to fill Ted Kennedy's seat in the Senate will derail the health care reform bill. There is a scramble to preserve the measure and get it adopted.
One call is to extract the less controversial parts of the omnibus bill and adopt them individually. I would make some suggestions for this approach. First, why not offer Medicaid or Medicare coverage for those who have been turned down by private health insurance firms? There is a precedent, Medicare coverage is already given to those with "end stage renal disease." no matter their age.
Medicaid could also be offered to those who cannot afford private health insurance. This is essentially what is contained in the new health bill plan to subsidize payment for health insurance for those unable to pay in full or in part.
Expanding Medicare or Medicaid to cover those barred from private insurance or unable to afford it would also be an effective way to control costs. These two government programs are probably the most effective "brake" we have on escalating health care costs. The two programs set the fees they will pay for services and thereby control the costs. Many argue, usually doctors, that service providers will be less inclined to accept the controlled fees. But Medicare and Medicaid already provide health care for almost 100 million Americans, so turning down their fees means giving up access to a major block of clients.


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Light Blues get sloppy as early promise evaporates
Posted: February 07, 2013|
Cambridge Univ 17 Penguin International 31 - Lent Term fixture
What started so promisingly ended in disappointment as Will Briggs' tenure as Cambridge University captain began with defeat to the Penguin International side.
There was a real verve about the early rhythm of the Light Blues' rugby, with an energy and bounce to their game and plenty of continuity and off-loads.
Debutant winger Tom Hudson caught the eye with some pacy breaks to suggest that he could make an impression this term, and Danny Holmes was his usual effervescent self in the centres.
For large parts of the first half it was one-way traffic, but the tide started to turn after the half-hour and what followed in the second period had more of the feel of a traditional Lent Term game.
It was littered with sloppiness as they became prone to switching off as the select side got the bit between their teeth to make the students pay.
Hudson's break in the 11th minute had led to possession being recycled for Kristian Cook to get the opening score, and it was 12-0 when Andy Murdoch broke before drawing the last man to put Will Smith in for a try. Andrew Abraham converted.
The university were not able to make their advantage in territory pay and on 35 minutes the Penguins intercepted in their own 22 and captain Martin Nutt seized possession on halfway to gallop through and score.
But when another debutant for Cambridge, tight-head prop Matt Wyman, made a good break, he was able to off-load in the tackle and Abraham took the ball to touch down to make it 17-7 at half time.
However, the second half was one for the students to learn from as the Penguins scored four unopposed tries.
They were primarily earned through driving for the line and keeping the ball alive, with Dave O'Brien twice a beneficiary and Kerry O'Sullivan and Paul Keane getting one each.
Cambridge University: Cook; Hudson, Murdoch, Holmes, Smith; Abraham, Tullie; Briggs, Mallaband, Wyman, Brakeley, Mather, Kelly, Wolfe, Malaney.
Replacements: Cowan, Marshall, Alderson, Palacios, Exton, Lloyd, Cherezov, Smith, Gill.
Penguin International: Robinson; Whiteley, Nutt, Crust, Unseld; Hadden, Nash; Kent, Gotting, Jones, Little, Lloyd-Jones, O'Brien, Everett, Fiori.
Replacements: O'Sullivan, Corradi, Eyndenman, Binham, Wilson.
Scorers: 11min Cook try (5-0), 15 Smith try – Abraham con (12-0), 35 Nutt try – Hadden con (12-7), 40+1 Abraham try (17-7), 54 Keane try (17-12), 57 O'Brien try – Hadden con (17-19), 70 O'Brien try (17-24), 76 O'Brien try – Hadden con (17-31).
Referee: Nick Cockburn.


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EASTCHESTER, N.Y. – The Eastchester Columbus Day Committee announced the schedule of events for this weekend's holiday celebration Tuesday night, and presented three prominent residents who will be honored at Sunday's parade.
Festivities will begin Friday, when the Columbus Day Carnival opens at 6 p.m. There will be giveaways and a DJ playing music for the opening night dance party at Lake Isle Country Club. On Saturday, the carnival will be open from 1 to 11 p.m., and there will be live Italian music by The Next Step starting at 6 p.m, followed by a wine and meatball contest at 6:30 p.m.
The carnival will again be open from 1 to 11 p.m. on Sunday. The parade will begin at 3:30 p.m. in the Immaculate Conception Church parking lot, and will travel up Main Street and through Route 22, ending on the grounds of Lake Isle. The day will conclude with a fireworks display at 9 p.m. The carnival will draw to a close on Monday, running from 1 to 6 p.m.
"Each year the parade and festival grows larger and larger," Town Supervisor Anthony Colavita said. "We have several very special events this year and we hope all of our residents and neighbors will join us."
Richard Forliano, who has been a teacher in the Eastchester School District for nearly four decades and has served as the town's historian since 1988, will lead the procession as the parade's Grand Marshal. Forliano was an original board member of the Eastchester Youth Council and has published a book illustrated by children in the town.
Colavita declared that Oct. 7 will be Forliano's day in Eastchester.
"[Richard], simply put, is all things Eastchester," said John Pettinella, vice chairman of the committee. "We're happy and proud to have him leading this parade."
Longtime Tuckahoe resident Diane Luisi was the Monsignor Anthony Maltese Humanitarian recipient. She was an active member of the PTA for two decades and raised more than $125,000 to benefit leukemia and lymphoma research through her charity, the Paul Luisi Foundation.
"Diane's most notable achievement is in the area of community service," Pettinella said. "She is an individual who demonstrates that charitable spirit to each member of our community."
Will Humphreys, the manager of Value Drugs, was awarded the David DiRubba Community Service Award. The lifelong Eastchester resident has been working since he was 12 years old, worked his way up and is now a partner in the business.
"I think the hard work of the committee is only surpassed by their wonderful selection of honorees this year," Colavita said. "You [all] have a history of service in the community and we thank you for what you've done."
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text: The Cowboys cleared the way for a Ryan brothers reunion last night, but don't count on it happening. Dallas fired defensive coordinator Rob Ryan, the twin brother of Jets coach Rex, The Post has learned. Though Mike Pettine is out as defensive coordinator, the Jets are going to move ahead with their plan to promote defensive backs coach Dennis Thurman to defensive coordinator.


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Her Story is a bold and largely successful experiment in interactive crime fiction.
Rocksteady's gorgeous-looking third Arkham game refines its open-world format a bit and lets you drive a whole hell of a lot of Batmobile.
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Nightside is a real time strategy game by Omnidream Creations, made available on Steam Early Access in April 2015. Set on the titular nightside of a planet, the game doesn't use traditional fog of war, instead the lights on your structures and units determine what you can see.
A sci-fi spin-off from the Civilization series that takes place on a distant planet.
The sequel to Rome: Total War, Total War: Rome II promises gameplay improvements to the series as well as making empire management more streamlined and approachable for newcomers.
A free to play multiplayer squad strategy game for iOS and Android devices.
A real-time strategy game from BlueGiant Interactive.
Achron is the first game to feature single-player and multiplayer free-form time travel. It is the world's first meta-time strategy game, a real-time strategy game where players and units can jump to and play at different times simultaneously and independently.
One of the best-selling real time strategy franchises returns with Age of Empires Online, Microsoft's first title to utilize a free-to-play model. The game is no longer playable, as its servers were shut down in July 2014.
StarFront: Collision is an RTS for the iPhone and iPad.
The first chapter in the StarCraft II trilogy focuses on the struggles of the Terran race, as seen through the eyes of Commander Jim Raynor, leader of the rebel group Raynor's Raiders.
A free, fast-paced real time strategy game: Players compete online to complete 1 of 12 game types before time runs out in short 'televised' bouts.
Light of Altair is a sci-fi colony building game. Grow colonies from landing pod to metropolis, while sending off new spaceships to expand your territory to other worlds.
Developed by Gas Powered Games for the PC, Demigod is a real-time strategy, action role-playing game hybrid. The game draws heavily from Defense of the Ancients, the custom map scenario for Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos
Uprising is a digital- and singleplayer-only standalone expansion for the PC version of Red Alert 3.
First of two "micro expansions" planned for Sins of a Solar Empire, focused on expanding defensive options.
The sequel to Relic's critically-acclaimed Dawn of War does away with economizing and base building in favor of a more involved combat system with RPG elements.
Build an army to defend the newly found planet of Icarus.
Turn back the clock yet again in EALA's third installment of the popular alternate-historical RTS, Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3.
A real time strategy set in caveman times that includes some role playing / adventure elements as well.
A console RTS based in the Game's Workshop's Warhammer universe. The game is notable for featuring no resource collection or classic RTS - style economy at all, and instead focusses on putting the player straight into the action. Fans of the table top game will notice that this game simulates a real time version of that same game.
Kane's Wrath expands on the events before, during and after the events of Command & Conquer: Tiberium Wars with a new campaign, as well as the all-new Global Domination mode and a range of sub-factions and new units to fight with or against.
Soulstorm, developed by Iron Lore, is the third and final expansion pack to Relic's hit real-time strategy game, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War. The Sisters of Battle and the Dark Eldar join the fray as you fight to dominate the Kaurava system.
Ikariam is a browser based game. Where you start of with a small island town and from there you can either trade or wage war or your neighbors.
Take control of one of three playable races as they combat for domination of the galaxy in this RTS title from Ironclad Games.
Opposing Fronts is a stand alone expansion to the award winning PC game Company of Heroes and includes two new factions: the British and the Panzer Elite. Each faction includes a campaign and introduces new units and abilities to both singleplayer and multiplayer.
Ancient Wars: Sparta is a real-time strategy game developed by Russian World Forge. It was lauded for it's graphics but criticized for it's punishing difficulty.
Command & Conquer 3 reintroduces the world to the ongoing struggle between GDI and the Brotherhood of NOD, but this time an alien force known as the Scrin is getting involved, too.
This expansion pack to The Battle for Middle-Earth II offers more than a lengthy title with a whole new faction and numerous other gameplay changes. Middle-Earth is threatened by the Witch-King of Angmar, and war ensues.
Dark Crusade is Relic's second expansion pack to Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War, adding even more units and two new races to the game. The game itself is also available as a stand-alone game without needing the full game or the previous expansion.
This action packed strategy game lets you take control of Able Company on the shores of 1944 France, pushing the Nazis back into Germany.
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Two teams. One Billion Euros. An interactive guide to the millions behind the most prestigious prize in football – the UEFA Champions League.Joel TurnerPosted in Web Design → Sport
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Blue Facet icon set concept created with Illustrator. I particularly like the hexagonal frames.Arno WeteringsPosted in Interface → Element
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Welcome to Cornish Sea Tours
Take a stunning Boat Trip or Sea Safari from Padstow or Rock in North Cornwall with Cornish Sea Tours.
What better way to explore the awe inspiring coastal scenery and incredible wildlife of North Cornwall than by powerboat? Our boat SeaXplorer is a 9m RIB which seats 12 passengers and is based at Rock on the Camel Estuary just over the river from Padstow. We meet at our office on the Rock pontoon or we can pick you up in Padstow, and then away to sea for a boat trip of a lifetime to explore the amazing marine wildlife and scenery of the North Cornwall coast.
Cornwall Boat Trips
We run Cornwall boat trips to various locations from Rock and Padstow out towards Newquay or Bude and regularly see wildlife such as Basking Sharks, Dolphins, Porpoises, Seals, Sun Fish and all sorts of sea birds including Puffins. We carry several pairs of binoculars on board so you can see them all up close. As well as the amazing wildlife you can get up close to the rugged coastline and visit areas such as Port Quin and Tintagel in Cornwall.
Your boat is skippered by Matthew Wheadon, a trained Zoologist who holds a Commercially Endorsed Advanced Powerboat Certificate and a local boatman's licence. Matthew started Cornish Sea Tours in 2008 and has excellent local knowledge of the coastline and the wildlife that live there. Your second skipper is Charlotte Fowler, a marine biologist who is passionate about the marine environment. Charlotte has spent time working with manatees and dolphins in Florida and as a biologist at The National Marine Aquarium.
Padstow Boat Trips
Our RIB boat trips from Padstow or Rock run for approximately 2 hours and cost £40 per adult and £30 per child under 14. Life jackets are provided. We do recommend bringing a warm layer, a waterproof jacket and trousers and this summer perhaps some sun cream. In particularly wet weather we can provide full waterproofs.
The Meeting point for these boat trips in Cornwall is the Rock pontoon, which is just a short ferry ride from Padstow in North Cornwall, alternatively we can pick you up in Padstow. This is convenient for anyone looking for Padstow boat trips. We look forward to welcoming you on one of our Cornwall boat trips soon.
What people say…
"Superb experience – great fun – beautiful coastline and fantastic ride. Saw dolphins, seals and loads of birds. Excellent."
Betty Relf
"Speechless really, absolutely brilliant. Very exhilarating, didn't want it to end. To see the pod of dolphins was just the best."
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"Fantastic informative trip – good commentary and great dolphins!!"
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"Everything we expected but better – Seriously fast boat but comfortable – a fantastic experience for our whole group from young kids to adults."
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"Hi just wanted to say we really enjoyed the trip on Wednesday I really enjoy the dolphins and mom really likes you she thinks you're like Steve backshall and she reeeeeeeaaaaalllllly loves him. Thanx."
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"Fantastic experience to see dolphins in the wild with a first class guide who pointed out all the other wildlife and a thrilling high speed return trip too – fab!"
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"A fantastic experience. Exhilerating, best thing we've done all week. The dolphins took our breath away! Great!"
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"The RIB trip was one of the highlights of our holiday – a real insight into the geology and history of the coast, dolphin spotting and a seat of the pants speed home – awesome"
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There was sadness in the air at Le Mans this weekend, which no doubt contributed to the overall 'Le Mans Lag' that was trending on Twitter today (drivers Allan McNish, Anthony Davidson and Karun Chandhok all noting how their body clocks were still on La Sarthe's racing time zone). Allan Simonsen's untimely and tragic passing following his accident after three laps remains a sad reminder that, as we wrote yesterday, racing carries with it a constant, mortal threat.
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It was some race, too, Audi taking the expected victory, but not having an easy time of it. Toyota kept the R18 long-tails in constant check throughout, even up until the last lap, but there was never any stopping the herculean charge of Kristensen, McNish and Duval. Kristensen himself now chalks up an epic nine wins at La Sarthe, while McNish makes it a hat-trick. The Great Dane was choked up after the race, dedicating it not to his father (who sadly passed earlier this year), but to Simonsen.
There was action lower down the ranks, too, with a fantastic battle in LMP2, denying rookie Jann Mardenborough – one of TG.com's 'ones to watch' – a podium finish, while the remaining Aston in the GTE class fought long and hard with the Porsches until the very end. The team still managed to get on the third step, hanging the Danish flag with pride and respect for their fallen comrade. It was a sight that could have melted stone.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA (BCN) - Dozens of University of California students, employees and others spoke at a Board of Regents meeting held via teleconference at four UC campuses today, sharply criticizing rising tuition costs as well as recent police actions in Davis and Berkeley.
UC staff and students spoke via teleconference at four campuses -- Davis, Los Angeles, Merced and UC San Francisco's Mission Bay campus.
The meeting, which had initially been scheduled for earlier this month, was postponed until Monday because of "credible intelligence" that violence was possible at the previous meeting, which was to take place in San Francisco, university officials said.
The perceived threat followed criticism that UC Berkeley police were overly aggressive in responding to "Occupy Cal" protests on Nov. 9. The outrage over police tactics grew when several students were pepper-sprayed while peacefully protesting at UC Davis on Nov. 18.
Monday, Board of Regents chair Sherry Lansing said she was "personally shocked and appalled" at the police actions and said the meeting was held jointly at the four campuses "to give the UC community an even greater opportunity to be heard."
UC President Mark Yudof said at the start of the meeting that he is calling for the partial restoration of funding for the system in the state Legislature's next budget negotiations.
"We're asking Sacramento to increase our state funding from current $2.3 billion to about 2.7 billion and this is critically important," Yudof said.
Lt. Gavin Newsom, who is on the board, said state cuts have led to the doubling of tuition at UC campuses since 2008-09.
"I think students were clear that they wanted new revenue measures because we're tired of getting cuts," said student regent Alfredo Mireles. "I think students were clear that there's no more room for tuition increases. If you take a senior in college right now, they've seen their tuition go up over $5,000 in their four years at UC."
About 150 people at the four campuses signed up to speak during a nearly two-hour public comment period. Between 50 and 75 were allowed in the room where UC Davis was holding the teleconference.
Charlie Eaton, financial secretary for United Auto Workers Local 2865, which represents about 12,000 UC teaching assistants, tutors and other staff, was one of about two dozen people to speak at the San Francisco campus.
Eaton criticized what he called "the actions of the financial and corporate elite on the board" to raise tuition costs.
He said police then responded to protesters at universities by "having us beaten, having us pepper sprayed and having us arrested."
"The buck stops with you ... and it's time for you to pay," Eaton said.
The crowd at the San Francisco meeting tried to prolong the public comment period with chants, and the regents took a recess at 11:40 a.m.
The meeting continued with discussion of alternative funding sources beyond tuition from students and taxpayer support and approval of an expenditure plan for the upcoming budgetary year.
At Davis, student Tabitha Townes said, "I was disappointed, I thought there was a lot of really good concerns voiced by the students and community members and the Regents kind of walked right over it, kind of gave lip service, but they didn't lay out any real way to deal with them."
Nearly 250 students marched and chanted peacefully from the Davis campus quad to the financial office and upstairs where they hoped to shut down the university's business for the day. They were "striking" to express their dissatisfaction with more proposed tuition increases.
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Monday, in light of recent police action regarding the UC and Occupy protests, Gov. Brown sent the director of the Peace Officers Standards and Training commission a letter requesting a review of its crowd management and civil disobedience guidelines and to make changes as necessary.
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NELSON COUNTY, Va. (WTVR) — Ten days after 17-year-old Alexis Murphy went missing, her accused abductor appeared in Nelson County Juvenile Court Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the search for Alexis continued.
Randy Taylor, 48, appeared calm and stoic in his ten minute court room appearance. He wore his jail uniform and answered the judge politely.
"Do you understand what I have explained to you?," Judge Hon. Kenneth W. Farrar asked Taylor after he read him his charge.
"Yes sir," Taylor answered.
The judge then asked Taylor whether or not he wanted him to appoint him an attorney.
"Yes sir," Taylor again said.
Farrar appointed Scott De Bruin, a Charlottesville and Nelson County attorney, to be his lawyer.
De Bruin will go up against Nelson County Commonwealth Attorney Anthony Martin, who is not saying much about the case — reiterating that the evidence against Taylor remains sealed.
When CBS 6 reporter Joe St. George had a moment alone with Martin following Tuesday's hearing, St. George asked him if this was the biggest case of his career.
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Taylor is scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 9, but it is likely an earlier hearing will occur before then.
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Glucose doesn't conduct electricity because it's a covalent compound. Covalent compounds have no free and delocalised electrons to move about, as they have a stable electronic configuration.
You might think what about concentrated glucose or aqueous glucose. But they cannot be dissociated by the water molecules as they have neutral charges.
To conduct electricity either free electrons or free ions are needed. Glucose has the following structure
being non polar compound, no ion is formed in solution,moreover there is no free electrons thus it doesnt conduct electricity in solid,liquid or aquoeus state
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SLS alumni and guests are invited to join Professor Hank Greely for an evening reception and talk. Professor Greely specializes in the ethical, legal, and social implications of new biomedical technologies, particularly those related to neuroscience, genetics, or stem cell research.
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