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CRESTVIEW — If there were any doubts that high school wresting is alive and well in Crestview those doubts were erased Wednesday night as Crestview hosted Gulf Breeze in the Bulldog Brawl.
The match was the first for the Bulldogs in two years and a near packed house showed up to cheer on the grapplers.
When the final match was complete it was the visiting Dolphins coming out on top 46-36.
"I thought it was an outstanding night for Crestview wrestling," Bulldog Coach Andrew Black said. "It's great to be a Crestview Bulldog. We had nothing but great support from the parents, faculty, students and community.
"I'm just constantly amazed about the support of the community. This was a great foundation for what we are trying to do here, not just for wrestling, but for Crestview athletics."
Two matches that Crestview was forced to forfeit because the Bulldogs didn't have anybody in the weight classes were the difference in the outcome. Gulf Breeze picked up 12 points for the two forfeits.
But winners were plentiful for the Bulldogs who had 28 competitors in the match.
Josh Cantwell picked up a win via the pin in the 106-pound weight class. Justin Witt got a pin in the 113-pound class.
Ricquan Bembo (132), Christian Zoppina (152), Kollin Watson (160) and James Mandicino (220) also picked up pins and wins for the Bulldogs.
Zoppina, a senior, was happy to have a final home match after the last Bulldog home match came his sophomore year.
"That will be my last tournament at home, but it will be good for building the future," he said.
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin's sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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Mansfield Town look to kick-start away form at rock-bottom Nuneaton
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IF ever there was a chance for Mansfield Town to kick-start their season – and their away form – tonight is it.
Away from home in the Blue Square Bet Premier, they have shipped 21 goals in seven games, winning just once.
It is the reason they are languishing in 14th place in the table, an indifferent beginning to cause frustration among the Stags fans.
But manager Paul Cox said it has reached the point where his squad must stand up to the task in hand and get back to being difficult to beat on their travels.
And against the league's bottom side, Nuneaton, they have the perfect chance to put it right.
After last season's third-placed finish, losing out in the play-offs, he almost senses some of his players are buying into their pre-season hype and therefore falling short under the weight of expectation.
But he said that can no longer happen, a goalless draw against Slough Town in the FA Cup at the weekend another case in point as the Stags failed to find a breakthrough against a club from three tiers below them.
Tonight, at Nuneaton, they have a great opportunity to get back on track, their opponents winning just twice from 16 games this season.
A home match with Southport follows on Saturday and Cox said: "We have two important league games and that is what I solely want to concentrate on now, the FA Cup is not on our mind until the game comes around.
"We now have two games in hand on some above us and there is not much of a gap.
"We want to put the away form right and if we show the same application and desire as we did in the second half on Saturday, when we had wave after wave of attacks without scoring, we will win more games than we lose.
"If we are lacklustre and look like we are going through the motions, it will be the same old story.
"There needs to be a reaction now and I am hoping we take that second-half performance from Saturday into the game at Nuneaton.
"I am not fearful of going away, it is not football you have to be fearful of. Players now have to step up to the plate and there are still 90 points to play for and we have had an up and down start to the season and need to step up to the mantle."
Cox said he has chopped and changed away from home in order to find a winning formula.
And he might do the same again tonight, after making seven changes at the weekend.
"We have changed our approach, it is not the same old thing every time," he said.
"We have looked at different approaches, different formations but it is down to the players understanding we have to earn the right to bring a good result back.
"If we do that and lose a bit of ego, we will do that.
"Nuneaton were winning at Luton until seven minutes to go and it just shows you the strength of this league, from top to bottom.
"It is another team that have strengths but they have weaknesses. We have to go there and if we approach it right, get our heads right, we can come away with a positive result."
Mansfield's home match against Luton Town has been rescheduled for Saturday November 17 (3pm).
The game was supposed to be played on Thursday, November 15 and shown live on Premier Sports TV, but has been re-arranged due to both clubs playing an FA Cup first round replay on Tuesday November 13.

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Worcester, Mass. - The Holy Cross women's soccer team notched their first win of the season when it shutout Siena College , 1-0, on Sunday afternoon, at Hart Field, for their first win of the season.
KatherineBrower ( South Windsor , Conn. ) scored her first collegiate goal in the second half with an assist by senior Eileen Tetrault ( Danielson , Conn. ) at 64:55.
Holy Cross keepers Eileen Geoghegan ( Merrimac , Mass. ) and Jessica Pietrowicz ( Worcester , Mass. ) shared the shutout against the Saints, each defending a half. Geoghegan registered three saves in the first half, while Pietrowicz saved two shots in the second.
Leading Holy Cross was freshman Lauren Pereira ( Ludlow , Mass. ) ,who had a game high of three shots on goal and sophomore Meredith Davis ( Worcester , Mass. ) , who had two shots on goal.
The Crusaders have a week off before traveling to Rhode Island to take on Providence College on Sunday, Sept. 12 at 1 p.m.


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The programs themselves and their characteristics constitute the center section of the Weighing the Options model. Earlier, we described the three types of programs into which all options were placed: do-it-yourself, nonclinical, and clinical programs. Insofar as the vast majority of dieters choose to join weight-loss services or select do-it-yourself options, there is an almost total absence of controls for the efficacy and safety of weight-loss methods as actually practiced throughout the population. Because health risks may attend obesity and the process of losing weight, we believe that all programs should meet some minimum expectations. Specifically, we recommend that four critical areas be addressed by all weight-loss and weight-management programs: (1) assessment of physical health and psychological status, (2) attention to diet, (3) attention to physical activity, and (4) ensuring program safety. These critical areas are discussed in detail in Chapter 6 and summarized below.
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Model number: XXXG-01SR2
Code name: Gundam Sandrock Kai
Unit type: close combat mobile suit
Manufacturer: Instructor H (with modifications by Howard)
Operator: Gundam pilots
First deployment: 4 December AC 195
Accommodation: pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso
Dimensions: head height 16.5 meters
Weight: empty 7.9 metric tons; max gross weight unknown
Armor materials: gundanium alloy
Powerplant: ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 2998 kW
Propulsion: rocket thrusters: 72030 kg total
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown; self-destruct system; Zero System in cockpit (temporary field upgrade); optional external shoulder armor with cloak
Optional fixed armaments: shield, can be mounted on left forearm
Fixed armaments: 2 x vulcan gun, fire-linked, mounted in head; 2 x heat shotel, superheated blade, stored in recharge racks on backpack, hand-carried in use
Optional hand armaments: none
Pilot Quatre Raberba Winner activates the self-destruct system on his XXXG-01SR Gundam Sandrock during his escape into space, and the ensuing explosion renders the mobile suit useless - but its gundanium alloy body is still more or less intact. The Sandrock's remains are confiscated by OZ, but are later retrieved by members of his Maganac Corps allies and taken to their underground base in the Middle East, where it's rebuilt and fully restored. After Quatre's return to Earth, he returns to the Maganacs to pilot his Gundam once again. But the military and political strife plaguing the Earth Sphere in AC 195 reaches a decisive conclusion in space, and Quatre returns to space with his Sandrock to join the battle. Aboard the independent battleship Peacemillion, Gundam supporter Howard upgrades the mobile suit, giving it minor improvements for space combat. Though the changes made to the Gundam Sandrock Kai are cosmetically minor, they give the mobile suit the edge it needs to use its abilities against the spacebound forces of White Fang's WF-02MD Virgo II mobile dolls and the mobile suits of the World Nation military. The addition of several vernier thrusters make the Sandrock stable to operate in a zero-gee environment. Also, over Quatre's protests, Gundam pilot Heero Yuy temporarily outfits the Sandrock with a component of the XXXG-00W0 Wing Gundam Zero's infamous Zero System, allowing Quatre to coordinate the Peacemillion's mobile suit forces in a major assault against White Fang's mobile dolls. Following the defeat of the Mariemaia Army in AC 196, Quatre joins the other Gundam pilots in self-destructing his own suit, now that its mission has been fulfilled.
Pilot: Quatre Raberba Winner
Appearances: New Mobile Report Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz; New Mobile Report Gundam Wing: Battlefield of Pacifists; Gundam Battle Assault 2; Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs.; Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. Full Boost
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DURHAM, N.H. – Katherine Nagengast (Westborough, Mass.) matched her career high of 12 saves, but the eighth-ranked University of New Hampshire field hockey team was defeated 2-1 by 11th-ranked Boston College at Memorial Field on Sunday afternoon.
UNH, which entered the game with a four-game winning streak and 6-0 at home this season, is now 12-3. BC improved to 9-6.
Nagengast, who established her benchmark of 12 saves Oct. 6, 2010 against Dartmouth College and matched it in the 2011 season opener at sixth-ranked Ohio State University, made eight of her 12 saves in the second half.
BC counterpart Nicole Barry was credited with five saves.
The Eagles controlled play early in the game – Carla Tamer's direct shot on a penalty corner was blocked and Nagengast turned way Anna Wetherall off the rebound – and held a 4-0 shot advantage before UNH threatened in the 12th minute.
Casey Pohlmeyer (Millersville, Md.) initiated the quick counterattack with a hit through midfield to Kellie Joyce (South Pomfret, Vt.) at the 35. Joyce tipped the ball to the top of the circle, where Whitney Frates (Woodstock, Vt.) redirected a pass to the left side. Emma Erler (New Hampton, N.H.) corralled the ball but Barry, who had charged from the goal line, was in position to make a sliding save.
Two minutes later, UNH generated a penalty corner and swung the ball to the top-left side, where Kyle Lyons (White River Junction, Vt.) struck a low shot that Barry kicked aside with her right leg pad.
In the 16th minute, Frates pushed along the right end line and her centering pass deflected high off a BC stick. Hayley Rausch (Severna Park, Md.), cutting down the middle of the circle, batted the ball from five yards wide right of the cage.
Boston College scored goals 1 minute, 56 seconds apart to quickly build a 2-0 lead. On a penalty corner initiated by Courtney Tavener, the ball was pushed left to Maike De Jager, who hit a low pass to the far post that was tipped in by Wetherall at 21:34.
BC continued to pressure and Abby Bascetta, driving along the right end line, sent a low shot underneath a sprawled-out Nagengast and the ball trickled into the cage at 23:30.
New Hampshire responded with a goal at 27:48 to trim the deficit to 2-1. Lyons, from the center of the field at the 25, hit an entry pass to the top-right of the circle and Frates one-timed a shot into the cage for her 15th goal of the season.
UNH generated another corner in the 43rd minute and once again pushed the ball left for Lyons, and once again her low shot was kicked aside by Barry.
The Eagles quickly counterattacked, advancing the ball along the right wing to Wetherall. Her shot from seven yards off the right post towards the far post was pushed aside on a head-first slide off the goal line by Nagengast.
BC earned a penalty corner in the 46th minute, and Jacqui Moorfields's direct shot was stopped by Nagengast but resulted in a second corner. This time, Carla Tamer struck a direct shot that bounded wide left of the cage.
UNH called a timeout at 49:02, and in the 52nd minute Melyssa Woods (Glens Falls, N.Y.) executed a strike from the left wing to the middle of the circle. Frates, charging from the top of the circle, redirected the ball over Barry and the cage.
In the 64th minute, Nagengast made a key play to keep the margin at one goal. A long Eagles' hit through the center of the field found Virgynia Muma behind the defense at the 25. Nagengast rushed to the top of the circle and, while sliding, poke checked the ball away to prevent a shot.
One minute later, UNH advanced the ball into the circle, but Erler's shot from the middle was blocked aside by a defender.
BC was successful at keeping the 'Cats out of the circle until the waning seconds, when Rausch's shot deep on the right side was stopped by Barry. The Eagles cleared the rebound out of the circle, effectively killing the last 10 seconds of the game.
Frates moved into a tie with Rausch, whose 14-game point-scoring streak came to an end, for fourth place on UNH's career goals leaderboard with her 44th.
This marked the fourth consecutive game between UNH and BC that was decided by one goal. BC prevailed 2-1 last year at home, the Wildcats were 3-2 victors at Memorial Field in 2009 and the Eagles won 3-2 in overtime in '08.
New Hampshire returns to action Oct. 17 in the continuation of a suspended game against 15th-ranked Boston University. Game time is 4 p.m. at Boston College, and UNH leads 2-1 at halftime.
The Wildcats' last home game of the regular season is Oct. 21 against 14th-ranked University of Maine. Game time at Memorial Field is 3 p.m., and UNH's six-member senior class will be honored prior to the start of the game.


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Randy "Bed" Hopper Wins Hypocrisy Crown
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And the Hypocrisy Award Goes To Madison's . . . . Randy Bed Hopper!
While there are certainly five close runners-up, my pick for the most hypocritical and laughable recall candidate is the lowly Randy "Bed" Hopper. True, if David "I don't smoke rock" Vanderleest was a recall candidate, Randy might have lost out on this award. You may argue (and please feel free to) that any of the six recall candidates richly deserve this award. My reasons for picking Senator Bed Hopper are as follows: (oh yes there is new stuff here)
1) While advocating family values Randy Hopped not only into an extramarital affair, he hopped himself right out of his district.
2) While voting for legislation that disenfranchised thousands of elderly, disabled and student voters in the state, Randy Hopper illegally cast votes in two elections. Perhaps the fee or the inconvenience involved in updating his address was just too big a burden for this bed hopping guy.
3) Valerie Cass, (Bed Hopper's 26-year-old mistress) a former lobbyist for the right-wing firm Persuasion Partners Inc., must be very good at her job. With Hopper's help, she managed to secure a cushy government job, and not at the lowly pay of a typical government worker – Cass in fact contracted for compensation 34% higher than the previous holder of the position. This is awesomely brilliant hypocrisy, because in July, Hopper released a television ad claiming that his opponent Jessica King voted to increase her pay by 63%. The nonpartisan PolitiFact rated his statement as "Pants on Fire", describing it as "ridiculous and false", as King had voted against the raise.
4) While he calls solidarity protesters thugs, he gives one of the most awesome portrayals of thuggery ever caught on camera at the Capital. As he passes by a few individuals you can hear Senator Hopper state "I'm gonna get you for every fu**ing thing you've done" He then walks directly over to another camera and tells the citizen to "Get away from my face". The camera was clearly not "in his face" – he had to travel several feet to "get his face" in the camera's lens. And what did he mean when he said "I'm gonna get you for everything you have fu**ing done"?
5) My favorite from his own webpage on May 24th 2011. " Senator Randy Hopper (R-Fond du Lac) released the following statement regarding stories of wasteful expenditures by Wisconsin local teachers unions".
"In the past two days, disturbing stories about the wasteful spending caused by teachers unions in the state have hit the news. The first story was released on Monday in article featured in the Wisconsin State Journal. This article illuminated the exorbitant cost of $300,000 the Middleton-Cross Plain school board was forced to spend in defending their termination of a 7th grade science teacher who was looking at pornographic material on his school computer. One would think that a teacher looking at inappropriate content would deserve to be fired for his egregious behavior; however, it took 15 months and $300,000 in legal charges on part of a school district that is facing budget cuts. Even though the local teachers union leaders agreed that looking at porn on a school computer was, in fact, wrong, they continued to challenge the dismissal. It was a fight that cost the district $300,000 to protect the kids ¬$300,000 that could have been used to pay teachers, fund educational programs, or purchase new technology for the classroom."
Oh my!! If you read no other link on this article READ THIS!!
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First, Zellner disengaged the "safe search" filter. He then typed "blonde" into the Google search box. within and outside the Google website. He then clicked to display the next 20 images. Zellner then clicked a link entitled "more of these" adjacent to images from www.ardentes.free.frblonde.com. When Zellner did so, another 20 pornographic "thumbnail" images were displayed on his monitor for a total of 17 seconds. Zellner did not click on any of the photographs displayed in his search. The entire incident took 67 seconds.
The appeals court said that 67 seconds was all that was necessary to be fired" And yet we wonder why public servants need representation? Oh my, would many of us be able to pass the"67 second rule." Certainly Hopper can't. Politiscoop both salutes and awards hypocrisy points for Senator Bed Hopper's efforts to taking to task a "science teacher ( BTW – much harder to hire and retain than lunch lobbyists) while laughing off his own pornographic shenanigans.
Perhaps he should argue that the money and resources devoted to recall efforts are also a waste. Having been accused of moral deficits, Hopper should have hopped down and taken Porn King Cowles with him. Surely while enjoying the benefits of job security that requires that his employers, the people of Wisconsin, put out the level of energy, commitment, time, and money to FIRE HIM he should do what he expected science teacher Zellner to do.
Senator Randy Bed Hopper—you are guilty of EVERYTHING you have claim your opponents (and everyone remotely associated with then) are guilty of. For that, Politiscoop tentatively awards you the Hypocrisy Crown, although Alberta Darling is closing in quick with her felonious associations with right wing coalitions. How does it feel to be king for a day?


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Seems like every semester the kids have a really big project that's due. Sometimes it's a science project: one son made his entire project to compare bike tire types just to prove me wrong from an earlier discussion (he was right). Other times The Big Project is collecting and typing leaves or a bug collection.
Many of these school projects end up being a family affair, sometimes because the child's time management skills are lacking and sometimes because it's fun for everyone to get involved (especially on bug-catching adventures.)
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For the past ten months we've spent a bit of time prowling the bayous, creeks, swamps, rivers and the gulf waters of Southern Louisiana, working on a film about the relationship between man and water there … a rich subject in a place where any glance over your shoulder and you're about to fall into the drink. Despite some serious water issues – a booming dead zone caused by fertilizer run-off primarily from the upper Midwest, a land and populace far too accustomed to oil spills and the leave-behind-mess of the $62 billion a year oil and gas industry that dominates the region, Cyprus trees being cut for garden mulch and sold at local box stores, a variety of erosion and pollution issues putting America's biggest fishery at great risk – the people we've met and worked with and filmed couldn't have been a more vital, full-of-life crowd.
In recent weeks one place we filmed, a beautiful swamp near Baton Rouge called Alligator Bayou used for the past decade as an educational playground for kids from all over the region, has gone through major alterations. Actually, the gates that have made it swampland for the past fifty years have been opened, the swamp largely drained. It's yet another great modern-day battle between developers (who want access to the land to use as "mitigation" banks – basically a hedge bought by builders who plan to impact other wetlands and will the newly-drained swamp as "credit") and environmentalists.
Like most developer-enviro fights this has a long and complicated history. Read through Amy Wold's story in the Baton Rouge Advocate and see if you can get to the bottom of the mess. All I know, from this distance, is that Frank Bonifay and Jim Ragland – who bought the place a decade ago and opened it as a nature center – could have gotten rich over the years by selling off the land. Instead, as they showed us last August when Frank motored us slowly around the bayou watching cranes and alligators, it was clear they truly loved the place for its beauty and uniqueness. That the swamp is now surrounded by encroaching McMansions, whose owners and future-builders want more land to build on and less swamp, appears to have been its death-knell.
That said, Frank is a feisty guy. He may very well figure out a way to close the big gates that have kept the swamp wet these past fifty years and recreate his own personal dreamscape.
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Fat Bottom Taproom
The taproom and beer garden is open from Tuesday through Friday, 5 to 10 PM and Saturday, noon to 10 PM.
We serve small bites along with a full dinner menu. We offer seasonal salads, burgers, vegetarian options and plated meals.
The brewery and taproom is located at 900 Main Street in East Nashville. Parking is available on the street and alley, as well as next to Edley's barbeque next door.
About Us
We set out to make beers that are bigger and sexier than what you can find at your local bar. Fat Bottom's brews are built around a wide variety of styles from around the world, with our unique touches added. Each recipe has been perfected over years and every batch is brewed from the highest quality ingredients.
Our beer is unfiltered, so you can savor the unique cloudy appearance and subtle flavors that truly bring craft beer to life. We like bold hop flavors, distinct aromas, and the beautiful color that comes from natural grains. Unfiltered beers retain their natural depth and flavor, as well as a variety of nutrients provided by our yeast.
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Look for us at the 12th South Winter Warmer www.12southwinterwarmer.com on Saturday, December 1 at Sevier Park.
Fat Bottom in the news:
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Thanks James. I can see most of the people in the thread disagree with the idea. I am just curious about MacOS X, how come it can do this so gracefully ? I do not have a Mac myself but I hear everyone who has one loves it. It can't be all that bad if it works so well for others... ? On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 21:13:42 -0600 James Frazer <jfrazer@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > I think this has been discussed before with no discernible outcome. > > To link you to a thread I started a long time ago: > > http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/mailarchive/kernel/2003-12/msg00232.html > > I started the thread about XML for general configuration files, but I > believe part of it touches upon the RC system. You might want to give > it a look. > > > --James > > > > Marcin Jessa wrote: > > Hi guys. > > > > Any of you ever thought of replacing the "antient" startup shell scripts with something more flexible ala MacOS X/Darwin XML based solution? > > > > > > -- Regards, M. Jessa http://www.yazzy.org


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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
The Port of Hood River Commission has initiated an update of its Strategic Business Plan to process that will guide the agency goals, decisions, operations and investments practices over the next five years into the foreseeable future.
The first Strategic Business Plan special public meeting is scheduled for Sept. 25 at 6 p.m., at the Port of Hood River conference room. A second meeting is scheduled for, Oct. 23 at 6 p.m., at the Mt. Hood Town Hall.


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DULUTH -- A suspicious package on a Gwinnett County Transit bus shut down traffic on part of Satellite Boulevard for several hours Monday before bomb squad personnel determined it was a hoax.
Gwinnett County police responded to the call of a suspicious package around 5:30 Monday afternoon, shutting down the strip of Satellite Boulevard between Hopkins Mill and Liddell Roads, spokesman Cpl. Edwin Ritter said.
"It was reported to the bus driver and he stopped his bus at that location," Ritter said. "He evacuated the bus and contacted the police."
The bomb squad was called, and they determined it was a hoax device before reopening roads about 8 p.m.
Details were sparse Monday night, but Ritter said investigators do believe this incident was intentional, not just a misunderstanding.
"It was some type of hoax device made to look like a bomb," he said.
The culprit would likely be charged with terroristic acts and threats, a felony, Ritter said.
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Understanding how and why some forests are fragmented, degraded, and losing species, while other forests are in good condition and even regrowing and expanding, is a puzzle to any thoughtful observer of the environment.
In a world which is experiencing unprecedented degrees of environmental change and degradation at a global scale, one sees evidence of restoration, suggesting that under certain conditions, people can self-organize and stem the steady loss of the ecological systems that sustain us.
At the Center for the Study of Institutions, Population, and Environmental Change (CIPEC) we are dedicated to understanding these processes and sharing this knowledge with the scientific community and the public.
What's New at CIPEC
August 6, 2014: Lee Alston is named the new Director of the Ostrom Workshop.
Graham Epstein, Jessica Vogt, Sarah Mincey, Michael Cox, and Burney Fischer have won the 2nd annual Ostrom Memorial Award for Most Innovative Paper of the Year from the International Journal of the Commons.
Fall 2013: OVPR Center and Institute Pooled Fund for Excellence grant awarded to Tom Evans, Burney Fischer, Rinku Roy Chowdhury, and Alan Ewert
Fall 2013: 2013–14 Graduate Grant Recipients from IU's Office of Sustainability: Jacob Bower-Bir and Ursula Kreitmair, Paul McCord and Jampel Dell' Angelo, and Jess Vogt
June 13, 2013: 2013–14 recipients of Sustainability Course Development Fellowship: Dan Cole, Tom Evans, James Farmer, and Burney Fischer
May 22, 2013: Elinor Ostrom Award winners announced, congratulations to CIPEC colleagues Harini Nagendra, Charlie Schweik and Michael Cox
April 23, 2013: Dr. Burnell Fischer honored by Arbor Day Foundation
February 25, 2013: Search committee formed to name new director of IU's Ostrom Workshop
November 16, 2012: CIPEC's Bloomington Urban Forestry Research Group awarded Excellence in Research from IUB's Campus Sustainability Awards
October 23, 2012: IU researchers Dr. Burnell C. Fischer, Jessica M. Vogt, Sarah K. Mincey and Shannon Lea Watkins awarded funding to study neighborhood-level tree planting
A memorial service for Vincent and Elinor Ostrom was held on October 15, 2012. Please visit the Ostrom Workshop website for more information.
The Vincent and Elinor Ostrom Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis
June 12, 2012: CIPEC colleagues mourn the loss of their co-founder and mentor, Elinor Ostrom
May 2, 2012: Harini Nagendra, Tom Evans, and Elinor Ostrom receive PEER grant on the "Institutional Dynamics of Adaptation to Climate Change and Urbanization: Analysis of Rain Fed Agricultural-Urban Lake Systems in Bangalore, India"
April 18, 2012: IU professor Elinor Ostrom named to Time's list of 100 most influential people
Time magazine has named Indiana University faculty member Elinor Ostrom to the 2012 Time 100, the magazine's annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world.


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Taser Guns at School
Updated: 11/14/2005 - Should law enforcement officers be allowed to use tasers on students at school?
Updated: 11/14/2005 - Should law enforcement officers be allowed to use tasers on students at school?
Updated: 11/14/2005 - The U.S. Supreme Court says it will not hear a legal challenge to Florida law that strips convicted felons of their right to vote.
Updated: 11/14/2005 - There have been three serious bicycle accidents in three weeks, and two occurred just last weekend. Tallahassee police say all of them could have been prevented.
Updated: 11/14/2005 - Law enforcement agencies across the country are finding it harder and harder to recruit qualified candidates to join their team.
Updated: 03/14/2006 - Golfers hit the links at Golden Eagle to raise money for the Suwannee River Area Council of the Boy Scouts.
Updated: 11/14/2005 - You can root for your favorite song or just tune in to see all the outfits right here on WCTV Tuesday night at 8 p.m.
Updated: 11/14/2005 - Tallahassee's Coal Referendum ballots go before the Leon County Canvassing Board for review.
Updated: 11/14/2005 - If you live with a snorer you'd probably love to find a way to stop the noise. Hundreds of products claim to do just that, but do they really work?
Updated: 11/14/2005 - With things like the War on Terror and natural disasters, these are trying times, especially for international college students. How are they coping?
Updated: 11/14/2005 - Greenville residents say thieves are wreaking havoc in the area, and those citizens hope to see more deputies policing the streets to curtail crimes.
Updated: 11/14/2005 - Thomas County sheriff's investigators say a manhunt is on in the county for a Florida man they say led authorities on a high speed chase across two counties this weekend.
Updated: 11/14/2005 - Growth in Thomas County is costing a pretty penny. The county will need to dip into reserve funds to balance the budget.
Updated: 11/14/2005 - Students from Valdosta State are gearing up for the national Hungry and Homeless Awareness Week.
Updated: 11/13/2005 - Doctors at Thomasville's Archbold Hospital are using cutting-edge technology to treat patients suffering from brain tumors and malformations.
Updated: 11/13/2005 - Communities across the southeast are still coping with the aftermath of this year's devastating hurricanes. In Tallahassee, one effect is low food reserves at the Second Harvest Food Bank, but area business owners plan to change that.
Updated: 11/13/2005 - Do lower prices at the pumps mean more holiday spending?
Updated: 11/13/2005 - Sunday was the last day for the North Florida Agricultural Fair.
Updated: 11/12/2005 - Keeping the tradition alive, hundreds headed out to Ochlocknee, Georgia to celebrate Old South Day.
Updated: 11/12/2005 - Not wearing a seat belt ends deadly for one Gadsden County resident.
Updated: 11/12/2005 - With flu season upon us, some residents in Gadsden County are getting informed.
Updated: 11/12/2005 - First responders in our area battled it out on the diamond for a good cause.
Updated: 11/12/2005 - Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away, and folks are starting to gather up their supplies for the big food holiday.
Updated: 11/12/2005 - "Women helping women through sharing" was the theme of a health forum Saturday afternoon.
Updated: 11/12/2005 - Debate over the proposed coal plant heats up as we hit the final weekend before voting closes.
Updated: 11/12/2005 - A suspect who law enforcement has been searching for is now behind bars at the Leon County Jail.


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Carsonville - Port Sanilac School District April 16th Board Meeting News
April 16, 2015 School Board Meeting Notes The Carsonville – Port Sanilac School Board of Education would like to assure the students, staff and community of the Carsonville – Port Sanilac School District that CPS will be operating for the 2015-16 school year as a K-12 District. A committee comprised of 2 board members, 2 staff members, 2 parents, 2 administrators and 2 community members will be formed . . . read more
Schools of Choice
Carsonville – Port Sanilac School District CPS is accepting Schools of Choice students for school year 2014-15 now. Anyone in Sanilac County or adjacent counties can attend CPS via Schools of Choice. Please see Susan Cole at the south door of the high . . . read more
Blue Water Virtual School Year 2
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Dynaformer's Fee Stays at $150,000
Dynaformer, who stands at Robert N. Clay's Three Chimneys Farm near Midway, Ky., will stand in 2010 for $150,000. Dynformer (Roberto--Andover Way, by His Majesty) has stood for that amount since 2007.
Three Chimneys also dropped the fee for Big Brown to $55,000 from $65,000. Big Brown (Boundary—Mien, by Nureyev) will be standing his second season.
All fees are due when the foal stands and nurses, except for Dynaformer, whose fee will be due Sept. 1. As in years past, all Three Chimneys books will be limited to 110 mares, except for Dynaformer, who will be limited to 70.
Following are the fees for all Three Chimneys stallions:
Big Brown - $55,000
Flower Alley- $12,500
Point Given - $10,000
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Eric Turner's Democratic opponent calls him corruptMay 2nd, 2014 at 2:51 pm by Jim Shella under Jim Shella's Political Blog
State Representative Eric Turner's ethics problems have now become political problems.
Turner was cleared by the House Ethics Committee, but his Democratic opponent is still trying to capitalize on this week's events.
Bob Ashley called a news conference on the Statehouse steps where he took jabs at both Eric Turner and the House Ethics committee. He didn't spare any words. He made the case that the ethics investigation of Eric Turner was a whitewash and argued that Turner has abandoned his constituents.
"I think we all knew what the outcome was going to be," he said, "before it started."
Turner was accused of private lobbying to kill a bill that would hurt a family nursing home business. Turner, a Republican from Cicero, said he was simply sharing his expertise, something citizen lawmakers are required to do.
"His expertise," said Ashley, "was to kill the bill and make himself a million dollars."
On Wednesday the ethics committee found Turner violated no rules but also found that by failing to report a direct interest in the nursing home company he failed to live up to the spirit of those rules.
"We're expected to go beyond that," said Rep. Clyde Kersey, "and so we hope to in the future revise some of our House rules."
"And we want to make sure that in conjunction with that," said Rep. Greg Steuerwald, "that we make the proper disclosures to keep the public trust."
Ashley agrees that no rules were broken but he still argues that Turner should be punished.
"Mr. Turner, from what I understand, made more than a million dollars by killing that bill, personally, for his family, for himself, money in his pocket. That's the reason he should be sanctioned. Whether he violated any official rules or not, morally he is corrupt."
Turner has insisted all along that he did nothing wrong.
He represents a district that is strongly Republican and remains a favorite to win re-election. But, in case he didn't know it already, he got the message Friday that this will be a rough campaign.
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To recognize and foster excellence in graduate student teaching across all disciplines on all ASU campuses.
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This program recognizes graduate and professional students that exemplify excellence in education and classroom instruction. Teaching assistants/associates instructors at any ASU campus are eligible for nomination.
Any ASU undergraduate or graduate student, staff or faculty member may nominate graduate students to be recognized for outstanding teaching. This can be as a lab or classroom TA, course instructor (class-room based, hybrid, or on-line), Graduate Student Faculty Associate (FA), or session leader holding a consistent teaching schedule. Nominees must have a teaching assignment during the semester they are nominated to be eligible and must be available for an in-class or online observation by a member of the TEA peer reviewer. No exceptions can be made to this requirement.
Nominees will be contacted with more information shortly following the close of nominations (Friday, February 20, 2015). Each nominee will be asked to submit a teaching portfolio and be observed while teaching. Evaluation criteria include, but are not limited to, classroom/session organization and content, instructor/TA presentation style, instructor/TA-student interaction, and effective use of materials and media. All steps of the evaluation process will be carried out by the TEA peer reviewers.
Previous TEA recipients are not eligible to receive the award in subsequent years; however, those who are nominated again will be acknowledged with a Continuing Excellence Award demonstrating a continued commitment to superior teaching.
These awards are prestigious, and recipients are recognized and announced on the GPSA website, GradStu Listserv, and through a Press Release to ASU Insight. Awards are announced near the end of the Spring semester.
Nominations for outstanding graduate student teachers may be submitted by undergraduates, graduate students, staff or faculty. Nominees may be a lab or classroom TA, course instructor (class-room based, hybrid or on-line), graduate student Faculty Associate (FA), or session leader holding a consistent teaching schedule from any ASU campus. In order to be eligible, the nominee must have a teaching assignment during the semester they are nominated. No exceptions to this policy can be made.
If you have questions about the nomination process, please contact GPSA's Vice President of Internal Affairs.
To make a nomination, please complete the nomination form.
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- There are two rounds of nominations and application acceptance (Fall, Spring).
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TEA was re-established after some hiatus during the 1st GPSA Legislative Assembly (2003-2004) by then-GPSA President Brian Collier. (The program was formerly run by the undergraduates to recognize their best TAs.) During each of its first two years, 15 excellent graduate student instructors were recognized. In 2005-2006 the program expanded to 22 awardees, partially as a result of the increasing number of truly excellent graduate instructors and TAs and partially as a result of expanding the nomination period from fall only to both fall and spring. Since that time, no fewer than 20 awards have been bestowed each year. While the monetary awards given to winners are modest, the recognition for excellent teaching from peers and students is immeasurable. We hope that the program, in some small way, helps to spark increasing efforts at innovative, highly effective teaching and learning. Moreover, those who become involved with the program often regard it as one of the most rewarding activities in which they take part with GPSA.
This program is administered through the GPSA Office of Internal Affairs. If you have any questions, contact the Vice President of Internal Affairs.
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If you are interested in learning more – or spreading the word – about food safety, check out these sources of free materials from Federal government agencies and the Partnership for Food Safety Education.
Food Safety Featured on The Pentagon Channel - The Grill Sergeants (USDA)
Safely Preparing Corned Beef Brisket in a Slow Cooker (USDA)
The Dangers of Unpasteurized Milk (FDA)
Los Riesgos de la Leche sin Pasteurizar (FDA)
Watch the Dangers of Unpasteurized Milk video in Spanish.
Food Safety during Power Outages (FDA)
Learn how to create a food safety plan for emergencies.
Spotlight on Invasive Listeriosis After the 2011 Outbreak (CDC)
Dr. Benjamin Silk presents key information on listeriosis in the aftermath of the large 2011 outbreak.
The Major Foodborne Illness Outbreaks of 2011 (CDC)
This slideshow highlights outbreaks and other events related to food safety that occurred in 2011.
USDA Cooking Guidance For Pork, Red Meats (USDA)
Savvy about Salmonella? (CDC)
Medscape: Dr. William Schaffner speaks about diagnosing and prevention of Salmonella.
Got Milk? Don't Get Raw Milk! (CDC)
Medscape: Six common myths about unpasteurized milk are busted by Dr. Robert Tauxe.
Hold the Raw Sprouts, Please (CDC)
Medscape: Dr.Rajal Mody gives six lessons on why eating raw sprouts is dangerous.
Foodborne Illness: A Handy Overview (CDC)
Medscape: More than 3,000 deaths occur each year because of foodborne illnesses. Dr. Barbara Mahon gives us advice on what can be done to reduce this number.
E Coli Threat and Investing in Food Safety (CDC)
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Tips for Fresh Produce Safety (CDC)
Buying, storage and preparation tips for fresh produce.
Playing it Safe With Eggs (FDA)
Proper egg handling and cooking techniques to prevent illness.
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My WBC is very jealous of my 7 month old baby. I have been working with her, trying to slowly re-introduce her to him but she is too jealous! She bites, lunges, and bites me if I try to calm her down. I think our mistake was having her around when we first brought the baby home, and not giving her a chance to warm up to him. I guess she was traumatized by having this screaming little person suddenly show up and drain all the attention away from her. So of course, she's jealous. I have tried to only reward her when she shows non-aggressive behavior and it works sometimes, but even after days of good behavior, she will snap and try to bite him. I don't know what to do. I've already looked up parrot training classes in the area, but found nothing. What can I do?
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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The last full month of campaigning is set to begin, and Rob Woodall has a busy schedule of public engagements.
The U.S. House candidate said he will host his first October Freedom Forum -- a meet and greet information session -- with voters from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Golden Corral in Lawrenceville.
He's expected to be at the same location at 7 pm. Friday to speak at the first meeting of the Founding Father Tea Party Patriots, which recently became a tea party. He's on the agenda for the Gwinnett Tea Party meeting at 7 p.m. Oct. 8 at the Flying Machine in Lawrenceville
The topic for Saturday's forum -- and likely the two tea party events -- is "getting the federal government out of the individual lives of the American people," a campaign press release said.
"With so many things on people's minds, it's tough to limit a Freedom Forum to just one topic of discussion. However, I find that most of the issues I field from folks stem from the core concern that their vote no longer counts, and that they no longer have a say in how they are governed," Woodall said. "I want to change that feeling by facilitating a conversation on what constituents in the 7th District believe the role of the federal government should be in their lives."
Woodall is the former chief of staff of U.S. Rep. John Linder, who is retiring at the end of the year, and said he is working hard to get his message out.
"I think we can agree that the government we have right now has gone too far," he said. "The federal government is currently trying to solve problems it was not created to solve. Rather than a 'can do' attitude, our next generation of leaders needs a 'can undo' attitude in order to start getting our nation back on course."
Guan event scheduled
Voters in state Senate District 5 have a chance to meet the Republican candidate this weekend.
Garry Guan, who is hoping to unseat incumbent Curt Thompson, is hosting a voter drive and grand opening celebration at his new campaign headquarters. The event is scheduled for Saturday at 6139-C&D Oakbrook Parkway in Norcross.
A press release did not specify a time but said there will be food and a lot of information on how to vote.
For more information, e-mail Jon Minjoe at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 678-929-4186.
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Capture your favourite moment of summer 2015 and enter it into this year's Liverpool Cathedral Annual Photo Competition. Closing date: 6.00pm Tuesday 1st September 2015
A welcome return to the work of this local photographic society with an excellent high quality display.
New Heritage Tours grant behind the scenes access and unique views of Liverpool Cathedral. Each tour lasts approx 2.5 hours starting @ 10am and 1.30pm.
Brighten your school holidays with free family fun at the Cathedral each week.
Liverpool is beautiful during the day - but a night time vista of the city is a sight to behold. Add to that access to the highest and heaviest peal of bells in the world and you have a unique experience available on selected dates only.
A welcome return to the Cathedral for this well-established local arts group and their diverse and eye catching work.
Enjoy 3 delicious courses from a choice of menus created by our talented chefs. With prosecco on the patio and a cocktail menu designed to complement each menu, enjoy stunning views across St James Gardens
Our annual abseil returns! Individuals, charities and businesses are invited to take on a 150 foot free fall drop from above the vast West doors in aid of the Cathedral Foundation.
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[3.5] I've started to associate Nicola Barker's books with summer. It's just that's when I've read all of them so far, but there's good reason with this one: it's set in June 1981. (I didn't consciously pick it up for that reason, but in that way that recently-read books often unexpectedly connect with each other, the last one I finished [Dorian by Will Self] also opened in 1981 and mentioned 'Tainted Love' early on.) Five Miles from Outer Hope should be set in late July or August though as there's no mention of school.
It was a nice breather to read something which had no deafening personal resonance or overwhelming beauty, yet which I nevertheless quite liked, and which doesn't raise any Important Issues I feel the need to pontificate about. "Funny, sordid and silly", says MJ's review, and that's as good a description as any.
Six foot three, sixteen year-old Medve, her family and their dodgy lodger are typically bizarre early Nicola Barker characters. No sense of oxymoron in saying "typically bizarre": it's been about a year since I read any Barker, making the contrast with all the other characters in all the other books obvious. Would I rather be reading this than some more sedate, realist domestic saga with lots of earnest cookery scenes and predictable litfic accounts of what wife and husband think of one another? Absofuckinglutely.
Medve turns out to have the temperament of a mythological trickster goddess or a character in one of Angela Carter's debowdlerised fairytales. And her big weird family living in a run-down hotel are uglier, grubbier, and not as posh or clever as the Tenenbaums or the Bagthorpes or the people in I Capture the Castle, whatever they were called. They're more real and more surreal.
The voice here is one which developed into the third-person style in many of Barker's more recent books, a clause-packed extravaganza more hyper than her first short stories. Medve's narrative is forever trying to breathlessly pre-empt a reader's imagined reaction to the last thing she said. It's typically Barker but its register is not so startling here; it's easier to place, in this slightly modified form, as first-person teenager: very strong personality and very much herself yet kind of defensive at times; smart-alec, exuberant, eccentric but not intellectual, definitely not girly but not a conventional tomboy. It's a voice utterly recognisable from the internet (although this was first published in 2000).
Agreed with MJ again: the final chapter is unnecessary and jarring - though a handful of the more flippant details about the characters' futures were fun.
Ok this novel really deserves a 3 1/2. I toyed with giving it four stars but it wasn't quite there. Barker's writing style is still fantastic but the story isn't as bizarre and enchanting as Darkmans. In a way, this is more like a weird feminine John Irving-esque sort of novel where the British family of misfits are all named after Thurber dogs and seem like the kind of people who will always struggle to find their place in this world. While the mother goes galavanting across American prisons marketing her anal probe, the rest of the family in England houses a South African who doesn't want to serve in the military. This is set in the 80s and the plot really centers around this farcical series of tricks played upon the guest and the main character. It's fun but it doesn't leave your head spinning with quite the same vigor as I'd like.
It's a while since I read a Nicola Barker novel and when I noticed she's just published a new one ('The Yips') I found I hadn't read 'Five Miles from Outer Hope', written now some twelve years ago and well before 'Darkmans', still a favourite of mine.
This novel seems to be much lighter in tone for the most part, stacked with adjectives to give a wild exuberance to it. Opening the book at random, for example, I find the narrator, Medve, up early in the morning about to go fishing – 'I have an emergency banana stuffed into my woolly pocket, for energy. And frankly, I'm most miserably in need of it – feeling as I do, at that precise moment, about as well worn and washed out as a busy whore's best knickers – but I hold off peeling and devouring it (time is of the essence) and plod bravely onwards, my stomach growling, all the while, like a territorial Alsatian'.
I think this gives some of the tone of the book with the sentences blossoming outwards, helping to convey the animation of this sixteen year old narrator. As usual with Nicola Barker, you never quite know where's she's heading and it's a matter of enjoying the turns of the novel and the wording as well as thinking about what she is saying. 'Five miles from outer hope' sounds rather pessimistic an image but I think the novel remains buoyant.
All you need to know about this book can probably be summed up in the first sentence: "It was during those boiled-dry, bile-ridden, shit-ripped, god-forsaken early-bird years of the nineteen eighties". If that makes you smile, you'll probably enjoy the rest of it. If it makes you roll your eyes, then you might as well stop reading there.
Medve, the narrator of this book, is a smart but self-conscious sixteen-year-old with a gothically weird family. The action, such as it is, takes place in June 1981, as Medve attempts to look after her disintegrating family (although she's a bit too self-centred to notice what's really going on) and flirts and fights with a "skinny, self-centred, stupid, impolitic m------f------r" of a deserter from the South African army.
But the story is not really the point - it's Medve's voice that the book focuses on. Barker hits the tone perfectly - just the right mixture of pretentiousness and hostility. I spent a little while wondering what the book was actually about, but then I stopped worrying and decided to enjoy the ride.
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To allow The Christ in [as] me to unfold I must deny or reject or not give into the demands of small self, but be empowered to seek and live truth. Only through total surrender to Spirit with The Christ unfold. It makes no sense to have everything I desire at the expense of starving [ignoring] my Big Self [Christ Nature]...not good math! My life importance cannot be measured by possessions or even accomplishments. I won't have total surrender [be totally surrendered] until I trust that Divine Power [from within] will sustain me.
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GOODFELLOWS, GOOD CAUSE. The Romeo Goodfellows will hold its annual fundraiser to ensure no child is without a Christmas. Volunteers with the Romeo Goodfellows and the Washington Goodfellows will sell special editions of The Romeo Observer on Friday, Nov. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 1 for donations. Above, from left: Elaine Roberson, Anna Hansen, Tom Keliher, Christina Muir, Craig Bryant, Debbie Obrecht, Trudy Dodson and Debbie Majchrzak.
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The Goodfellows are seeking help from the community to provide assistance to local families this holiday season.
In keeping with the motto of "no child left without a Christmas," the Romeo and Washington Goodfellows are holding their only fundraisers of the year to ensure families in need of help receive it during the holidays.
The Goodfellows and volunteers will hit the streets from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 30 and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1 to sell special joke editions of The Romeo Observer for whatever people wish to donate.
Last year, the Romeo Goodfellows helped more than 140 families. Tom Keliher, president of the Romeo Goodfellows, said the sad truth is that needs in the area are continuing to grow.
"We're actually seeing people that used to give are actually receiving," he said.
He said despite being a year-round group, the Goodfellows are especially busy during the end of the year when other non-profit services close for the holidays. Keliher said they take on seven to 17 calls in that two-week period, assisting with everything from rent assistance and furnace repairs to providing gifts for families.
"We're just not a Christmas-time organization, we're year-round, but I think our biggest role is filling that gap when everything else has shut down," he said.
Proceeds from the Romeo fundraiser are used for vouchers that are given to the families. The vouchers cannot be used for alcohol or tobacco products, and cannot be redeemed for cash.
Keliher said the main source of the Goodfellows' success is the amount of volunteers that help during the paper sales. Although some volunteers sell papers in the middle of busy streets, he said there are secure locations at local businesses that people can request.
"Bring your friends or your family to participate in making someone else's Christmas a little easier and brighter," Keliher said.
The Romeo Goodfellows sell papers and collect donations at these locations: The Romeo Post Office; the Bruce-Romeo Fire Department; Sheena's Marketplace; Romeo Family Restaurant; Art and Jake's; Taco Bell and 31 Mile Road and Van Dyke.
To assist the Romeo Goodfellows, volunteers can show up at the First Congregational Church at 102 Church Street. For more information, call (586) 336-9640.
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Similar to the Romeo Goodfellows, the Washington Goodfellows use their proceeds to buy gift cards for Meijer that the families can use. Babinski said Meijer donated $1,000 to the program last year.
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The Goodfellows will sell papers at the same time and days as their Romeo counterparts.
The Washington Goodfellows collect donations at the following locations: The Mobil gas station on Van Dyke north of 29 Mile Road; Kroger on Van Dyke; 28 Mile Road and Van Dyke; 28 Mile Road and Campground; 26 Mile Road and Van Dyke; West Road and Van Dyke and the Speedway gas station on 26 Mile Road and Van Dyke.
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Yay! I have a friend :) Thanks Jackie.
I'm on the KS side (in Olathe) of KC. I haven't found many kid bloggers locally either but I keep looking :) Yes, KC just added Legoland & Sea Life Aquarium last month, and the zoo just keeps expanding (they tell us penguins are coming in 2013!). If you do plan a trip, let me know and I'll make sure to send you local details :) Thanks for connecting!
Welcome to the first grade group Jackie! Can't wait to learn from you and share with you! :) -Audrey
Hi there! I haven't been on the site in several days, so I hope you didn't think I was ignoring friend request! Thank you!!!
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Oops silly me, didn't realize the rabbit one was the one you did see. I'd be happy with it if I could only get the crazy table to line up. Otherwise, I love it! Check out my new post on Penguins. That one was simple, but I think is much better! http://hopkinshoppinblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/penguin-good-behavior-freebie.html
Jackie, thank you so much for the friend request and for stopping over on my new blog! I was pretty happy with that freebie I posted. I had more trouble with the first one I did. You can see that one if you scroll down a bit on the website, it's an all about rabbit task cards. I could not get the table to line up to the be the same on every page and when I went to type words in the table kept going down. grrrr So frustrating! If I could get that table down I could make a bunch of cool things! Carolyn told me to get Publisher (I only have Word) and it is easier!
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It will also include all parishes, each of which will have a special section with its history, as well as several pictures.
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