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There's nothing quite like communing with nature in the way humans have done for millennia: on the hunt, in the Great Outdoors. Woodsmen relish the escape from civilization that hunting provides. Yet that same distance from society can prove deadly if the outdoorsman is unprepared. Every hunter should have the following five items when venturing into the wild this winter:
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Five Must-Have Items for Winter HuntingThursday, February 27th, 2014
Portland Biking Safety for Fall/WinterThursday, December 5th, 2013
Portland biking ebbs and flows. In the summer, the bike paths are packed. But once the rains set in each fall, the numbers of cyclists drops dramatically. It's unfortunate that so many bikers let Portland's rainy season dictate their riding patterns. Really, the Rose City is a great town for biking, even in the dead of winter. We don't see the frozen roads and snow piles that Minneapolis bikers face in the winter, for instance. (There, avid bike commuters are known to put studded snow tires on their rides to maintain a proper grip on slippery winter roads.) Portland's weather rarely dips below freezing. As long as you have the right gear, you can enjoy cycling in Portland all year round, even during the rainy season from October through April.
Wind, rain, and darkness are your main concerns. To combat biting winds and incessant rains, wear multiple layers. Start off with a wicking bottom layer to draw sweat away from your skin while you ride. Second, add an insulating middle layer to keep you warm on your commute. And to top it all off, wear a waterproof windbreaker that will keep you dry. Also: make sure your bike is equipped to tackle stormy weather, with fenders and good tires. Don't forget to get a tune-up this fall, to ensure no unexpected breakdowns on the road. Finally, wader boots are a great way for newbie winter commuters to keep their feet dry. As you're ready to invest in better rain gear, look for shoe covers to fit over your biking shoes. Finally, you'll need a good pair of gloves, a hat that fits under your helmet, and warm socks to stay comfortable on your ride.
COAST's HL7 LED Headlamp and a Story of Survival in the NZ WildernessTuesday, September 24th, 2013
The COAST HL7 LED headlamp recently saved Matthew Parrett's day—and perhaps his life! Matthew works for Charton International, one of our major distributors in New Zealand. He and his lively crew have quite a mountaineering tale to tell—one that involves over 30 extra hours of hiking, walking, and route finding. (more…)
COAST Products Featured in Tool-Rank's Editors PickMonday, April 22nd, 2013
We are proud to announce that COAST Products has received attention from another leading tool website. Recently, Tool-Rank.com has featured our products in two separate articles – one suggesting items to include in an emergency kit, and another highlighting the Rapid Response knife as a Tool Rank Editor's Pick.
In the emergency kit article, the author suggested using the Bosch Click & Go System as a housing for a 72-hour post-disaster kit. This emergency setup is intended to assist a family in the days just following a disaster, during the lull before federal emergency services kick in. As we saw with Superstorm Sandy, families often have to fend for themselves in this time period, and a 72-hour kit is a lifesaver in this situation. Tool-Rank.com included four COAST products in the kit: the HP7 LED flashlight, the HL7 LED Headlamp, the Rapid Response knife, and the 2-LED Pro Pocket pliers.
Military-Grade LED Headlamps: What to Look ForThursday, March 28th, 2013
Troops can't afford a spare hand to carry an LED emergency flashlight. And what with nighttime maneuvers, the need for portable, consistently bright light becomes clear. America's latest military engagements have been especially demanding of reliable light. As former Marine Geoffery Ingersoll explains, "In Afghanistan, even in Kabul, electricity is not a guarantee, and when it gets dark, it's really dark. An LED headlamp will make sure you don't go falling into a hole." For all of these reasons, an LED headlamp is critical to mission success. If you're in the market for a military-grade LED headlamp, read on to learn what features you should prioritize.
1. Lightweight. Troops must be mobile and light on their feet – but they also must carry everything for survival on their backs. So every opportunity to lighten up is greatly appreciated. A military-grade LED headlamp should therefore be lightweight – like our HL4 model, weighing in at a mere 4.4 ounces.
The Best LED headlamp Options for Auto MechanicsWednesday, February 27th, 2013
Car mechanics may spend hours at a time underneath cars and trucks, straining to peer deep into engine blocks. A high-quality LED headlamp is crucial in such circumstances. As experienced mechanics can vouch, the cheapo headlamps from drugstores just can't stand up to the rigors of the car shop. And it's just plain awkward to cradle a flashlight under your chin while using both hands for repairs. To serve mechanics well, LED lighting must be hands-free and reliable.
Metropolitan Appeal of LED Lighting: Street Lamps, Bridges and the Empire State BuildingTuesday, February 12th, 2013
Cities across the globe are choosing to install LED lighting, first and foremost for financial reasons. Compared to an incandescent bulb, an LED light is 90 percent more efficient, so cities can get more light for their buck with LED lighting. LED bulbs also last up to 10 times longer than CFLs. Moreover, the possibility for visual dazzle is nearly limitless with LEDs, which can be programmed to take on mesmerizing patterns of shifting, shimmering colors.
LED Headlamp Comparison: COAST HL4 vs. HL7RWednesday, December 12th, 2012
For those whose work involves peering into dark, tight spots, an LED headlamp is a crucial tool. Mechanics, home inspectors, firefighters and anyone else who needs hands-free light may be interested in the following comparison of two of our top LED headlamp models: the HL4 Dual Color LED headlamp and the HL7R Rechargeable Focusing Headlamp. Because we know it's not always easy to wade through lengthy product descriptions, we've organized the basic facts about each LED headlamp in an easy-to-digest table. We're hoping this will allow you to quickly compare them against your own needs. Alternatively, if you're shopping for a loved one, this table can help you choose the best LED headlamp for a gift.


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In 13th century Japan, with the development of Zen-Buddhist art, a new symbolic meaning was attributed to the dragon representing the soaring spirit of the freed satoric (or suddenly enlightened) soul. The dragon is often accompanied by a tiger, which is associated with the earthbound enlightened mind. Paintings of dragons swirling in the sky among clouds and tigers in a bamboo grove, were highly popular decorations in Zen Temples in the formats of hanging scrolls, sliding doors and folding screen.
The dragon and tiger motif eventually spread from Zen circles into the secular world and especially appealed to the ruling samurai class in the 15th to 10th centuries, since both animals symbolised power, courage and authority.
This dynamic depiction of the dragon and tiger is attributed to Kano Takanobu and was originally pasted on a sliding door in the palace of a samurai warlord. Dragons in Japanese art are usually depicted with three claws, in contrast to the five or four claws usually found on Chinese ones.
Asian Art Department, AGNSW, January 2012
Place where the work was made
Edo (Tokugawa) period 1615 - 1868
Momoyama period 1573 - 1615 → Japan
late 16th century-early 17th century
Media category
Materials used
hanging scroll; ink on paper
148.3 x 171.1 cm
Signature & date
Not signed. Not dated.
Purchased 1981
Not on display
Accession number
Where the work was made
Shown in 2 exhibitions
Exhibition history
Art of the brush, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 23 Sep 1995–12 Nov 1995
Dragon (2012), Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 18 Jan 2012–06 May 2012
Referenced in 2 publications
Edmund Capon and Jan Meek (Editors), Portrait of a Gallery, 'Asian Art', pg. 106-113, Sydney, 1984, 113 (colour illus.).
Jackie Menzies, Art of the Brush - Chinese & Japanese painting calligraphy, Sydney, 1995, 17.

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Buying E-drum set
Hello everyone im willing to buy Millenium MPS600 Professional E-Drum Set but i have some questions first of all if this set is good i have never played on e-drum set so i dont know. i read some things but i need some opinions my prob is that i cant use mesh pads i need to minimize the sound , next question is if i can add on this set more e-cymbals and if yes how ? every opinion is welcome of course ...Thank you in advance!!!!
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I've never heard of that brand before. They do have some YouTube videos, but you've probably already looked at those. Personally, I'd go with a more well known brand like Roland or Yamaha. Rolands are a little better, Yamahas are a little cheaper. But from what I saw online when I just looked, you can get a cheaper Roland or Yamaha for less than that Millenium set. With a brand like Roland or Yamaha, you know you're getting good quality too. Also, mesh heads are quieter than rubber. I've had both, and mesh is definitely quieter.
Check out the Roland TD-3 or TD-4. There's different models of both, with different pads and different prices. I'd personally buy Roland. But you could also check out the Yamaha DTX500k, DTX400k, or DTXplorer.
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I play an Alesis DM8 USB. I bought it off ebay for like $450 and have played it consistently over 8 months and the only issue is that the tom pads have removed themselves from the casing. I just super glued 'em in place and the kit still works like a champ.
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On a TD-3 can only add 1 cymbal or pad to what it already comes with. On a TD-4 you can add 1 or 2. I'm not sure on the Yamaha's, but you could do a little research and find out. Just find out how many inputs there are, see how many pads it already comes with, and then you'll know how many extra inputs it has.
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Ruby Green Russell Woods, 96 of the Hydro Community in Smiths Grove passed away Monday, April 1, 2013 at the home of her grandson.
She retired from Scott Tobacco Company and continues to run her farm where she lived 75 years. She loved to cook and dig in the dirt and set flowers every year. She was a very independent and courageous woman.
She is survived by one daughter: Ermon Kemble; one sister: Lois Haynes; six grandchildren: Linda Flora, Richard, Randy, Kim and David Russell and Denise Johnson; 11 great-grandchildren: Willie and Wendy Flora, Joe, Derek, Ethan, Gavin and Josh Russell, Heather Simpson, Miranda Davis and Leslie and Lauren Johnson.
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Below is the poem entitled Whale Beach Morning (After) which was written by poet
Holloway. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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John Holloway
Remembering, sex, sounds, Miles in the Sky,
Jaegermeister, O, bad, when, warm, why?
'Tis apres ski! o me, o my, not for these hot antipodae.
No more, forever. Now, just, the
And I.
On the beach.
Serendip morning, perfect,
Palm-fronded, dawning, blue and silver, beige sand,
Sizzling, the sound, aroma!
Bacon and banana, coffee, toast,
Scrambled egg, red-hot chili, O ginger, garlic,
Tomatoes! Heal me!
Sometime, later, sorbet, maybe,
What? Champagne? Oh no, please, save me.
Then, leaning, her
Swimsuit, slipping,
Succulent, breast, almost, tipping, rudely, slow,
No. She flips it, back in, coolly…oh?
Beach. Hangover,
Burping, yawning, randy.
Sun, dazzling, the shades, cool, handy,
Oh yes, smile…the…(sleep?)
Razzling has made me lazy,
My poisoned brain, short-circuiting, crazy, I
Sip, hair of dog, ill-considered,
Breakfast, Bloody, Mary.
Surf, thuds, on. And my head,
Points, to the sea,
Swimming, turning, catching it,
Wanting cleaning, cleansing, clearing, body
Surfing? No, slowing, sucked back, rolling,
Sinuses swizzled, I,
Tumbled and twirled, am,
Dumped. By the first, little, shore-break, of the morning.
Then, slowly, recreated,
Finned, crawling and gasping like
The first air-breather, but
Back, on that vibrating beach,
I smile.
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Wednesday, July 9, 2008
You know, Ive come to the conclusion I see crooked, lol. Didnt even notice this was a bit crooked until after taking the picture...and then it was impossible to take apart without destroying it...so posting it anyways!
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Papers: SU! cardstock, Kraft note cards by paper crafts
Accessories: CB swiss dots embossing folder and tag die, koh-i-noor pencils, OMS, blending stump, brads and ribbons from M's, rectangle nesties, metallic rub past from Gina K Designs, pop dots, safety pen from M's, splat rain dots from Cloud 9 Designs (those are sooo cool!), spica glitter pens, paper piercing tool and pad.
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Your card is stunning!!!
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Journalism: What to Expect
Journalism majors at the University of South Carolina are exposed to professional courses that allow them to sharpen their writing and editing skills and express their creativity. As a Journalism major you will choose an area of emphasis from either Print Journalism or Mass Communications.
Journalism students will be exposed to challenging courses that aim to prepare students for careers with newspapers or magazines. As a senior, you will produce a weekly newspaper, The Carolina Reporter, as a part of your practicum. Print media professionals will critique each issue of the newspaper. Students choosing the Mass Communications Concentration will gain an overview of all areas of mass communication. You will develop the skills necessary to conduct research, gather information, write clearly and correctly, and present relevant news or persuasive information at the professional level.
The following courses fulfill some of the course requirements for a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communications with a major in Journalism. Additional course requirements vary depending on the concentration you choose to pursue.
- Survey of Mass Communications
- Writing for Mass Communications
- Law and Ethics of the Mass Media
- Mass Communications Research
- Introduction to Visual Communications
On average, there is a 12 to 1 student-faculty ratio in major-specific courses for the Print Journalism Concentration and an average 20 to 1 student-faculty ratio in major-specific courses for the Mass Communications Concentration. A detailed list of degree requirements can be found in the Undergraduate Bulletin.
Enhancing your Experience
Study Abroad allows you to earn academic credits toward your USC degree while seeing the world! Overseas study can complement any academic program or major. During Maymester, SJMC students travel to Munich, Germany for a unique and cultural experience. Print Journalism, Electronic Journalism, Public Relations, Advertising, and Visual Communications majors team up across traditional curriculum boundaries to produce stories across all media – old and new. Spring Break trips include Community, Culture and Communication in Jamaica and Public Relations Campaigns in Spain. SJMC also offers Freedom's Messenger, a summer trip to various capitals across Europe. SJMC students can also enjoy semester-long study abroad experiences in England, Ireland, and Australia. Study abroad trips offer SJMC students academic courses, which will satisfy University graduation requirements. You are encouraged to visit the Study Abroad Web site for more information on opportunities to broaden and extend your knowledge and perspectives.
Student Organizations can be instrumental in helping you adjust to life on campus and network within your field. The University of South Carolina has a family of nearly 300 student organizations. SJMC has a number of student organizations that can help enhance your experiences while at the University. In addition to writing for The Carolina Reporter, you can get involved with the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ). As a student, SPJ can help you develop networking and internship opportunities. Students may also get involved in other campus media by writing for The Daily Gamecock. Find a student organization on campus that interests you!
Distinguished Faculty can help enhance your overall academic experience while at the University. Dr. Erik Collins is professor for Media Law. He previously served as a senior public relations manager for major corporations including Miller Brewing Company and Philip Morris. He brings a wide-range of expertise to the classroom and effectively engages students through challenging and interactive assignments.
Departmental Scholarships may be awarded to outstanding entering freshmen or current students. Each year the School of Journalism and Mass Communications awards a handful of scholarships to entering freshman. These include the Joseph W. and Dorothy Shoquist Fund, Journalism Scholarships, Rocky D. Harwood Scholarship, School of Journalism and Mass Communications Alumni Freshman Scholarship, and the School of Journalism and Mass Communications Freshman Scholarship. The School of Journalism and Mass Communications awards more than 65 additional scholarships each year.
Associated Learning Communities are an integral part of the university experience, providing you with the opportunity to live in an environment that promotes diversity, embraces excellence, encourages insightful faculty-student interaction and works to develop a strong sense of community. These academically themed communities also emphasize active service-learning experiences, study-abroad opportunities and undergraduate research. Freshman students interested in an exciting and ever-changing career in the field of journalism and mass communications will benefit from the first-hand experience of professors in the fields of advertising, broadcast, print, public relations, and visual communications, all while taking a journalism section of University 101 and Journalism 201, an introduction to Mass Communications. The Journalism and Mass Communications Community hosts events including a welcome reception, etiquette dinner, discussion nights, and an interactive blog.
Internship and Research Opportunities
Internships can be an important asset to your overall educational experience. Internship experiences often help you confirm your career interests, give you hands on experience in a professional setting, help build your resume, reinforce what you've learned in class and can often lead to full-time employment. Likewise, pursuing professional research opportunities as an undergraduate student can also help enrich your academic experience while at the University. As an undergraduate student, you can work closely with faculty research mentors and explore a discipline that interests you. Both internship and research opportunities help you build a competitive edge in the job market.
As a USC student you will have numerous resources at your disposal to assist you with locating internship and research opportunities. The USC Career Center is the central location at USC for assisting students with internship preparation and finding an internship. In addition, be sure to visit your academic department as many programs offer supplemental internship guidance specific to your major. The School of Journalism has a searchable database of internship opportunities for their majors. The Office of Undergraduate Research assists all USC undergraduates by providing research and scholarly experiences in their chosen fields.
Student Spotlight
Journalism major, Kara Apel, traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio, for the summer to gain some experience as a web intern for WCPO-TV newsroom and the corporate offices of the E.W. Scripps Company. Kara was a Scripps Howard Foundation Intern and chosen by the School of Journalism and Mass Communication to represent the University for this prestigious program. During her internship, Kara spent time compiling information to build an internal company Wiki, writing web-based stories, cutting broadcasts into clips for YouTube, and working to launch a new segment called Cincinnati Stories. "We traveled to different parts of the city and encouraged those passing by to sit down and tell us their stories. After we recoded the stories, we added short introductions and added them to the web site," she explained. Kara enjoyed watching Cincinnati Stories develop into a successful program. "Not only did we have to pitch our ideas and concepts to the corporate and newsroom leadership, but we had to figure out what we wanted it to become," she said. "It was so exciting to have so much creativity and watch the project grow over time. It's an amazing feeling to add this project to my portfolio and I am extremely proud of this accomplishment." Kara was able to learn the difference between how broadcast stations and newspaper functions, which helped determine her career interests. She encourages current students to do the same. "Take any opportunity you can find, paid or unpaid, because it adds to your resume and portfolio," she said. "It also helps you realize if this is the field you really want to spend the rest of your life in. The real world experience you gain from an internship is nothing compared to what you learn in class. In class, you learn the basics, but you need practice applying the concepts." Kara said her courses at USC, specifically her involvement in Student Media, helped prepare her for her internship experience.
Career Opportunities
Journalism majors often seek careers as reporters and copy editors in newsrooms and for magazines across the country. University of South Carolina graduates have landed jobs with The Oregonian, The Charlotte Observer, The Birmingham News, The State and The New York Times. Other career opportunities include reporters or layout and design specialists. Many graduates also pursue careers with online reporting and blogging.
You can find more information about career options in the US Department of Labors Occupational Outlook Handbook.
The USC Career Center offers numerous resources which provide more information about career opportunities for students in this major. Once admitted, a Career Development Coach
About the School of Journalism and Mass Communications
The School of Journalism and Mass Communications (SJMC) at the University of South Carolina is one of 113 programs approved by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication. The School's curriculum begins with a strong liberal arts base that expands into cutting-edge journalism and mass communication. The School's primary focus is on educating students in developing professional skills in all areas of mass communications. Undergraduate students are able to specialize in one of five programs of study: Advertising, Public Relations, Electronic Journalism, Journalism and Visual Communications.
Points of Pride
- We are the headquarters for the South Carolina Broadcasters Association, the South Carolina Scholastic Press Association, the South Carolina Scholastic Broadcasters Association, and the Southern Interscholastic Press Association.
- We are recognized as one of the leading journalism programs in the nation, offering the first nationally accredited degree program and the only nationally accredited graduate degree program in mass communications in South Carolina.
- Our facilities include television studios, digital stereo radio control rooms and studios, and the Associated Press broadcast news service, plus complete photojournalism studios and print production facilities for electronic editing, graphics, and photocomposition. We also jointly operate Newsplex, a $2 million multimedia newsroom of the future, with Ifra, a German-based consortium of news publishers and news technology vendors.
Additional Resources
Journalism Website
School of Journalism and Mass Communication Website
University Career Center
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Verizon Wireless has activated three new cell sites in Louisville and New Albany, Ind., which enable more customers to use their wireless phones concurrently to make calls with clearer reception and fewer dropped calls.
The new cell sites, each of which are equipped with a permanent backup generator for times of emergency, improve voice and data coverage in Buckner, downtown New Albany and in New Albany's Falling Run Park as well as along the following roads:
· Ky. 393 between Interstate 71 and U.S. 42;
· Ky. 146 between Buckner and La Grange;
North Oldham High School hosted a Walk-a-thon for NOHS teacher Will Jones Friday before the school's last home football game of the season. Jones is battling cancer and said he and his family have received an overwhelming amount of support from the NOHS students, staff and community.
The Walk-a-thon is one of several fundraisers benefiting Jones. T-shirts that read "You, Me and Jones, Together we Fight" and "Walkin' 4 Will" have been sold.
The Oldham County Health Department will offer the H1N1 vaccine by appointment only Oct. 29.
The CDC recommends that all persons in the following categories receive vaccine first (not necessarily in this order):
• Pregnant women.
• Children aged 6 months – 4 years.
• Children and adolescents aged 5 – 18 years who have medical conditions that put them at higher risk for influenza-related complications.
To enhance the ability of the Kentucky State Police to provide effective law enforcement services to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the state legislature has authorized the re-employment of retired troopers on a contractual basis.
Oldham County Water District proposes 28 percent increase
The Oldham County Water District is proposing a 28-percent rate increase in 2010 – an additional $6.35 per month for the average residential customer.
Officials discussed reasons for the increase Tuesday during an Oldham County Fiscal Court meeting, although the court has no role with the water district.
According to a press release from the water district, the proposed increase is the district's second in 28 years.
Roederer Correctional Complex recently selected staff members to be named employee and supervisor of the quarter.
Michael Durrett, internal affairs captain, was selected as supervisor of the quarter.
Warden James Sweatt said Durrett has shown his level of dedication to RCC by being at the institution in times of need, whether they are weather-related or most recently, in response to a situation involving Northpoint Training Center.
Sweatt said he is dependable and reliable.
Warrant arrests
Sean M. Holloway, 37, 310 E. Jefferson St., La Grange, arrested by OCSO Oct. 9, failure to wear seat belt, failure of owner to maintain required insurance.
Robert L. Stout, 42, 275 Broko Lane, Smithfield, arrested by OCSO Oct. 9, failure to appear June 22.
Monsour Builders Inc. to Franklin and Amy Charles, lot 87, Morgan Place, 2206 Margate Court, Buckner, $248,000.
The South Oldham Rotary Club invites supporters to dine at Buckhead Mountain Grill on Westport Road Tuesday as part of a club fundraiser.
Buckhead will donate 20 percent of your check to the South Oldham Rotary.
A flyer, which can be downloaded from the Rotary Web site at www.southoldhamrotary.org must be presented for each check and may be used for lunch or dinner.
Celebrate the season with these local events and activities:
Haunted hike rescheduled for Sunday
A haunted hike is planned Sunday at the Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve and organizers promise the event will provide fun for all ages.
Sponsored by The Trail Store, the haunted hike is 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the nature preserve.
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Spring Break 2008
Thoughts from students that went on this trip:
"The things I saw and the people I met really opened my eyes to a different world, helping me understand not only another culture but also to more accurately be able to access my own." - Kristin Sentman '08
"[The doctors] treated each patient with care and concern, and were excellent models for us, as students, to observe and learn from." - Taylor Pocopanni '09
"I wasn't expecting to make such good friendships as I did on this trip. I've learned so much from all the wonderful people I have met, and I have learned a lot about myself at the same time." - Kristy Boshela '08
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Lannie and her fabulous quintet, The Errand Boys of Rhythm, are at it again with a brand new tribute show that Lannie calls, "Beatles to Bacharach: Songs of a Generation." Lannie pays tribute to the music legacy, the songs of, The Lennon/McCartney and Burt Bacharach and lyricist, Hal David, undoubtedly some of the most prolific and brilliant songwriters of the baby boomer generation and beyond.
In the first set, Lannie and the band give a nod to The Beatles' songbook. Lannie has chosen a collection of beloved tunes that range from ballad to country, from pop to rock. Arranged by Lannie's musical director/piano player, Justin Adams, the songs are new interpretations, but will still resonate with baby boomers, as well as young and old alike. The lyrics, the melodies and the soul are all intact. The music promises to warm your heart and bring back memories of the 1960s.
The second half of the show is all songs from the brilliant, Burt Bacharach. From the literally hundreds of hit songs that Burt and his lyricist partner, Hal David have written, Lannie chose an assortment that will remind you of the prolific talent of this songwriting team. She opens the set with a funky version of "Walk on By," and closes the show with an audience shout out of "What the World Needs Now." You will hear familiar Bacharach tunes and a couple of his more obscure tunes that you might have forgotten.
As always, Lannie will weave stories and the history of the artists in between songs throughout the show.
The costumes, the backdrop, and the stage have been specially designed by award winning designer and friend, Kevin Copenhaver. The show will have a 1960s/'70s look and tone.
Join us for an evening of incredible songs and warm memories. Whether you grew up with these songs or became a fan later on, their magic is sure to move you.
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More than 400 homes were heavily damaged on Monday evening in a blaze in Karet Tengsin, Central Jakarta, that was reportedly sparked by an exploding mobile phone, an official said.
"The fire was caused by a mobile phone that exploded while it was being charged," said Paimin Napitupulu, head of Jakarta's fire and disaster response agency. "It caused a short-circuit and the sparks ignited the blaze, which was spread by gas and strong winds. The house was made of wood and was located in the middle of the neighborhood, so the flames spread quickly."
The fire started around 7:35 p.m. and was visible from several kilometers away, towering close to five meters high as residents helplessly watched.
People could be seen gasping for air as thick clouds of smoke engulfed the neighborhood. The fire was contained by 1:25 a.m., but 1,665 people were left homeless. About 405 homes and 200 businesses, most of which were constructed from plywood and contained wooden beams, were destroyed.
"Our firefighters found it difficult to combat the fire because of poor access to the location," Paimin said.
The only place for residents to take refuge was in an adjacent cemetery that is now dotted with orange and blue tents. Under the tents lie hundreds of men, women and children who lost all of their possessions except for the clothes they were wearing.
The Jakarta Social Agency and the Central Jakarta chapter of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) were on scene by Tuesday, assisting the victims.
PMI Central Jakarta chairman Asep Djuanda said there were no casualties in the fire but 32 people had to be treated for smoke inhalation and other complaints. A few sustained minor injuries caused by falling debris as they were cleaning the rubble from their homes.
Authorities have erected a health post and set up makeshift kitchen to feed and care for the victims.
"None of the victims will go hungry," Central Jakarta Mayor Saefullah said.
Jakarta Governor Fauzi Bowo visited the victims on Tuesday and said assistance might be made available to help them rebuild their homes.
Many residents have already tried to pick up the pieces by going to their homes and salvaging what they could.
The congested neighborhood is home to many low-income families, with most working as vendors, laborers and motorcycle taxi drivers in a nearby market, according to neighbor unit chief Sukijo.
The owner of the exploding mobile phone was taken into custody for his protection against a possible backlash.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. --- New Mexico women's basketball will open the Women's National Invitational Tournament (WNIT) Wednesday at 7 p.m. MT against Southern University inside The Pit. The Lobos earned a berth into the WNIT for the first time since the 2001 season. New Mexico has reached the post-season 12 straight years and will be making its fourth appearance in the WNIT Wednesday. The game will be broadcast live on 610 AM The Sports Animal. Gametracker and live video streaming will be available on www.GoLobos.com.
All tickets for the WNIT will be $10 and parking will be $5.
New Mexico last appearance in the WNIT was in 2001 when the Lobos advanced to the championship game against Ohio State. UNM advanced further in that postseason than ever before and played every game inside The Pit. The Lobos lost to the Buckeyes, 62-61, in front of a sellout crowd of 18,018.
UNM is 6-3 all-time in the WNIT and have never played a WNIT outside of The Pit. The Lobos back three consecutive trips to the WNIT from 1999-01 and had made every NCAA Tournament since that point.
The last game New Mexico played in the WNIT was against the Buckeyes from Ohio State on March 24, 2001. The Lobos were led by sophomore Jordan Adams who scored 20 points while senior Miranda Sanchez had a double-double with 13 points and11 rebounds. The WNIT final was current Lobo color analysis Nikki Heckroth's final collegiate game. She played 39 minutes recording five points, six assists and three rebounds.
WNIT History Breakdown
1999 -
New Mexico 81, Pepperdine 69 (Albuquerque, N.M.)
New Mexico 68, Washington 63 (Albuquerque, N.M.)
Drake 73, New Mexico 60 (Albuquerque, N.M.)
2000 -
Long Beach State 87, New Mexico 63 (Albuquerque, N.M.)
2001 -
New Mexico 72, Houston 49 (Albuquerque, N.M.)
New Mexico 75, Arizona 62 (Albuquerque, N.M.)
New Mexico 77, UAB 55 (Albuquerque, N.M.)
New Mexico 68, Hawai'i 43 (Albuquerque, N.M.)
Ohio State 62, New Mexico 61 *Championship Game (Albuquerque, N.M.)
Postseason WNIT Tournament Overview The Women's National Invitation Tournament is an annual tournament involving 48 of the nation's top women's Division I basketball teams. All games, including the semifinals and championship, are hosted by participating schools at their home facility. Every round is single elimination.
WNIT Format The Postseason WNIT features 16 first-round games, followed by 16 second-round games, eight third-round games, four quarterfinal games, two semifinal games, and the championship. The championship game is televised. The event offers 31 automatic berths, one to each conference, and 17 at-large berths.
Here are the probable dates for each round:
Round 1 March 18-20
Round 2 March 21-24
Round 3 March 25-27
Quarterfinals March 28-30
Semifinals April 1-2
Championship 2 p.m. ET April 4
2009 Postseason WNIT
The 48-team tournament is a single-elimination event with all games played at sites of host schools. The WNIT is committed to offering deserved opportunities to women's basketball programs, and the tournament expanded to 48 teams in 2007. For the first time in history, each of the nation's 31 conferences was guaranteed a spot in the Postseason WNIT. At the same time, those automatic berths did not affect the number of deserving at-large teams, which has stayed around 17 throughout the years.
The WNIT offers teams an opportunity to get more practices in, to experience playoff-atmosphere games, and to play in front of passionate fans.
Teams also use the Postseason WNIT as a jumping-board to their next season's success. For example:
The Lobos are 22-10 on the season and reached the semifinals of the 2009 Mountain West Conference Championship last week. New Mexico has reached the 20-win plateau for the ninth straight season and the 11th under the direction of head coach Don Flanagan. Junior Amy Beggin is averaging 15.2 points per game and currently leads the Lobos in scoring. Senior Angela Hartill, who has scored in double figures the last 10 games, is chipping in 11.7 points and 5.0 rebounds per game. Senior Amanda Adamson and sophomore Amanda Best are tied for the team lead in rebounding with 5.4 per game.
Beggin is closing in on the 1,000-point milestone. Beggin enters the Southern game with 995 points and is averaging 10.2 points during her career. Beggin will be the sixth junior to accomplish the mark and the first since Dionne Marsh. She will become the 16th player all-time at New Mexico to reach the mark. The Maplewood, Minn., native, had 16 points in the semifinals of the MWC Championship last Friday against Utah. Beggin was named to the All-MWC Tournament team after averaging 18 points in three games.
New Mexico is 16-2 inside The Pit this season and is averaging 8,069 fans per game. The Lobos highest home crowd this season was 9,544 against TCU on Jan. 25, 2009. The last time UNM hosted a WNIT game it was a sellout (18,018) against Ohio State in the championship game on March 24, 2001. The last sellout for the Lobos was in 2004 against UNLV on "Pack The Pit" night.
It has been a remarkable turnaround for New Mexico since Don Flanagan took over. The Lobos are 305-136 during Flanagan's tenure at UNM. Flanagan has guided New Mexico to 12 straight postseason tournaments and will be making his fourth appearance in the WNIT, first since 2001. Flanagan is 6-3 all-time in the WNIT and is 9-11 all-time in the postseason.
New Mexico finished the season 6-4 over the last 10 games and reached the semifinals of the MWC Championship last week. The Lobos are 13-3 in non-conference play this season and were 9-7 during conference action.
UNM has played nine WNIT games in the history of the game and all have been inside The Pit. Following is a breakdown of the top five scorers in WNIT action for New Mexico. Former Lobo Jordan Adams is team's all-time leading scorer during the WNIT with 100 points in six games (16.6 ppg). Adams has the record for most points scored in a WNIT for UNM with 20 and accomplished the mark twice during the 2001 tournament.
1. Jordan Adams (16.6 ppg)
2. Miranda Sanchez (14.4 ppg)
3. Chelsea Grear (10.0 ppg)
4. Sonya Bryant (9.0 ppg)
5. Nikki Heckroth (6.6 ppg)
New Mexico still holds records in the WNIT. The Lobos hold the attendance record after 18,018 fans packed The Pit on March 24, 2001 for the WNIT Championship game against Ohio State. UNM holds three of the top 10 spots for single-game attendance all-time in the WNIT. The Lobos are still tied for the most blocks in a WNIT with 27 set in 2001. New Mexico recorded 27 rejects during the 2001 tournament including 14 from Jordan Adams. Adams had seven blocks in the championship game against the Buckeyes.
Don Flanagan and the Lobos faced a familiar face in the last WNIT appearance. Beth Burns, who is the current head coach at San Diego State, was the head coach at Ohio State in 2001. Burns guided the Buckeyes to 22-11 record that season. Burns was named the MWC Coach of the Year this year by the league coaches.
Wednesday will be the final game win or lose inside The Pit for Lobo women's basketball before the renovations take place. If the UNM gets past Southern in the opening round of the WNIT, the Lobos will be on the road for the remainder of the tournament due to the NCAA Women's first and second rounds, the Professional Bull Riders event and the start of the renovations. New Mexico would go to Nebraska in the second round either Saturday - Monday if they win.
Southern is 16-13 overall and was 11-7 in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC). The Jaguars fell in the SWAC Championship to Prairie View A&M, 74-49. SU finished second in the SWAC and earned the automatic WNIT berth after Prairie View A&M earned the automatic NCAA berth.
Deidra Jackson leads Southern with 12.2 points per game and is the only Jaguar averaging in double figures. Jackson has started 24 of 29 games this season. Southern uses a steady rotation of 10 players during the game and is 5-8 on the road this year.


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Pro Tools 9 Essential Training with musician and producer David Franz demonstrates concepts and techniques necessary for recording, editing, mixing, and mastering in the industry-standard software for music and post-production. The course covers creating music with virtual instruments and plugins, editing with elastic audio for time and pitch manipulation, creating a musical score, and mixing with effects loops. Exercise files accompany the course.
When you record into Pro Tools, you'll often be wearing headphones. Creating a good headphone mix is imperative to helping you capture the best performances while recording. For the most basic headphones setup, plug in your headphones to the headphone jack on your interface. Some interfaces have two headphone jacks, like the 003. Turn the headphone Volume knob all the way down at first. Then press play in Pro Tools and turn up the headphone volume to a level that is comfortable, neither too loud nor too soft. The headphone jacks on your interface receive the main output.
In this particular case, and in most cases, it's Analog 1 and 2. However, at the moment, we can't really tell what the overall volume level is coming out of Pro Tools. What we need to do is create a stereo master fader track, so let's do that; New > Stereo > Master Fader. Now we can tell what the overall volume is from this session, and we can control it with this fader right here, and this is the level that will feed your headphone jacks.
Monitoring the Analog 1-2 output is usually fine for just recording one person at a time, but getting the levels of each track in the mix is very important. When you record, the mix of the headphones can either help or hinder the person recording in a few different ways. For example, if a vocalist's voice is too prominent in the headphone mix, the vocalist might sing a little flat and with less energy. However, if the vocalist's voice is too low in the mix, they might push their voices and go sharp to rise above the other instruments in the mix.
So try to get a good balance between instruments in the mix, and most likely you'll have to boost the instrument that you're recording just a little so it can be heard above the mix. Adding effects to the headphone mix can give a special energy to the instrument or create an inspiration for the instrumentalists or vocalists. Vocalist in particular like to have some reverb and/or some delay on their voices while they are recording, so I recommend setting up an effects loop for this purpose. We've already got one set up in here, so check it out.
These tracks are bussed on a send to this auxiliary track, where it's being affected by this D-Verb, which is a reverb plug-in. And you can set up multiple effects loops in this similar style for any kind of affects that you want to add. So what happens if you want to record more than one person at a time, and they each want their own personal headphone mixes? Well, you can make as many separate headphone mixes as you like. The only limitation is the number of separate outputs you have on your interface.
Let's say you're recording a guitar player and a bass player at the same time, and they each want their own separate headphone mixes. We can use the main mix through Analog 1-2 for one of them and mix it the way that they want it. But let's set up a separate second mix for the other player. What I'm going to do is show sends F through J, and I'm going to up here, press Option on a Mac or Alt on a PC, and choose Output 3-4. That's Analog output three and four.
Go up to View and Sends F-J and choose Send J, so we can see the controls for each one of these tracks. And now I can build a completely separate second mix for the guitar player, and I can bring these levels up however we want. The final step here is to create a New Stereo Master Fader track, and it automatically goes to Analog 3-4, and we will use this track to adjust the overall output for this second headphone mix.
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During the last two decades, a revolutionary scientific new age, based on the capacity to observe, characterize, manipulate and organize matter in the nanometric scale, is appearing. In this scale, physics, chemistry, materials science, computational theory, and engineering converge towards the same theoretical principles and experimental findings that are basically governed by the laws of the Quantum Mechanics. Nanotechnology involves these interdisciplinary knowledge areas and methodologies in order to study, manufacture and characterize functional structures with dimensions of tens of nanometers.
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Air Conditioning
News about Air Conditioning, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 24, 2015
Many New York City public school classrooms lack air-conditioning, problem that can lead to more absences, reduced productivity and even medical emergencies toward end of school year; complex safety regulations and contractual obligations make it difficult for schools to install and maintain systems. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Real Estate Q&A answers New Yorkers' questions about how to protect sidewalk trees from dog urine, rules about apartment air conditioners and abandoned cable lines by utilities. MORE
Aug. 25, 2013
France has blocked sales of several new Mercedes models due to automaker's refusal to conform to European Union regulation requiring more environmentally-friendly refrigerant compound in car air-conditioning systems; Mercedes claims compound poses fire hazard. MORE
Jul. 21, 2013
Ginia Bellafante Big City column laments misuse of air conditioning throughout New York City during hot summer months; says that while experts have set guidelines for optimal air conditioner use, they are rarely followed, as businesses are cooled to excessively low temperatures and home units are poorly insulated, resulting in significant energy losses. MORE
Jun. 1, 2013
Students in air-conditioned classrooms have an unfair advantage over roasting peers. MORE
Nov. 23, 2012
Environmentally hazardous gas HCFC-22 is still being used in United States, despite 2010 Environmental Protection Agency ban on sale of new air-conditioners using it and strict quotas on HCFC-22 production; primary culprit is the repair of old air conditioners; estimated 140 million central air units in US are still running on HCFC-22 (Series: Chilling Effect). MORE
Sep. 8, 2012
Enormous black market has sprung up for HCFC-22, coolant gas used in air conditioners that was banned under the terms of an international treaty because it contributes to global warming; gas is still produced in enormous volumes and sold cheaply in China, India, Mexico and elsewhere, making it a profitable if unlikely commodity for international smugglers (Series: Chilling Effect). MORE
Aug. 19, 2012
News analysis; blackouts that affected hundreds of millions of Indians underscore the status of air-conditioning as one of the world's most vexing environmental quandaries; as urban areas in developing countries become more affluent, the increase in air-conditioner use will rise, which will not only strain energy capacities but also threatens to increase the amount of planet-warming emissions. MORE
Aug. 9, 2012
Farhad Manjoo article suggests several home tech cooling devices designed to beat the heat during the summer season. MORE
Aug. 5, 2012
Open space in the Sandra Day O'Connor Federal Courthouse in Phoenix provides no refuge from the summer heat, as the atrium has no air-conditioning or heating; $128 million courthouse uses process known as adiabatic cooling to regulate the temperature in the open area. MORE
Jul. 29, 2012
Prisoners' rights advocates believe that the lack of air-conditioning in most Texas state prisons puts inmates' lives at risk; 10 inmates died of heat-related causes in a 26-day period in July and August 2011; advocates argue overheated conditions during triple-digit summers violate the Eighth Amendment's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment, but prison officials dispute those claims; lawsuits are challenging lack of air-conditioning. MORE
Jun. 27, 2012
Two lawsuits are challenging the lack of air conditioning in Texas prisons; only 21 of the 111 prisons overseen by the state are fully air-conditioned; inmates and their advocates say the overheated conditions violate the Eighth Amendment's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment. MORE
Jun. 21, 2012
Gases that damage the ozone layer are mostly out of use in air-conditioning, but replacement gases used in developing countries are potent agents of global warming; air-conditioning sales are growing 20 percent a year in China and India; scientists calculate if all the air-conditioners entering the world market use the newest gases, up to 27 percent of all global warming will be attributable to those gases by 2050 (Series: Chilling Effect). MORE
Jun. 21, 2012
Market Ready Q&A offers advice on installing through-the-wall air conditioning units before trying to sell an apartment. MORE
Aug. 28, 2011
News analysis; some countries and companies are tentatively trying to push back against worldwide trend of over-cooling during the summer months, when buildings and homes are air-conditioned to near winter temperatures; raising internal temperatures to moderate temperature level results in large energy savings and more modest environmental impact. MORE
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Baby, It's Cold Inside!
A reader writes about the ubiquity of too much air-conditioning.
July 18, 2015, Saturday
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Access to Air-Conditioning
The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene writes that vulnerable adults are "at risk of serious illness and death from extreme heat."
July 14, 2015, Tuesday
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Enduring Summer's Deep Freeze
Why stores and offices are so over-airconditioned.
July 5, 2015, Sunday
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New York's Public School Students Sweat Out the End of the Semester
A maze of safety regulations and contractual obligations make it difficult for many of the city's public schools to acquire and maintain air-conditioning.
June 24, 2015, Wednesday
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Johnson Controls Considers Spinning Off Car Parts Unit
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Summary of weather warnings in place for North Devon:
- Snow weather warning in place until 9pm tonight
- Ice weather warning in place until 11am on Thursday
- Rain weather warnings issued for Friday and Sunday
ROADS UPDATE 7pm:
Traffic on the A361 North Devon Link Road between Tiverton and South Molton has ground to a halt this evening as Council Highways staff battle to keep it open.
Drivers on the North Devon link Road near Tiverton reported traffic had stopped moving on the road at around 5.30pm.
And Devon and Cornwall Police have confirmed traffic has stopped flowing in the area a few miles either side of Knowstone.
One driver said she had initially been making slow progress on the road, in a queue of traffic which was following a snow plough.
However, the flow of traffic ground to a halt at around 5.30 and the woman said, along with dozens of other cars, has been stationary for an hour.
Earlier, driving conditions on the road were described as 'hazardous' although traffic had been making progress on the road.
ROADS UPDATE 5.30pm:
- Motorists advised to avoid 'unnecessary travel' this evening
- Hazardous driving conditions on A361 North Devon Link Road, especially in the Rackenford area
- The A39 on Exmoor is blocked in both directions in Oare, between the New Road junction and the Hall Hill junction, because of snow
- Hazardous driving conditions and queuing traffic on the A38 in Appledore between the B3181 junction and the B3391 junction because of snow and ice
ROADS UPDATE 3pm:
Gritters are continuing to salt Devon's roads this afternoon in an attempt to keep all main routes open and passable.
Devon County Council's gritting trucks will continue spreading into this evening and throughout the night as forecasters warn of continued snow fall and sub-zero temperatures.
Motorists are being advised to avoid unnecessary travel this evening.
Councillor Stuart Hughes, Devon County Council Cabinet Member for Highways and Transportation, said: "Road temperatures across the county are set to fall below freezing tonight, so roads may become icy, particularly off the treated network.
"Please allow extra time for your journey, and avoid unnecessary travel this evening."
ROADS UPDATE 1.16pm:
- Hazardous driving conditions on the A381 in Halwell at the A3122 junction
- The A361 is just passable at Mullacott Cross near Ilfracombe but driving conditions are hazardous. Only some vehicles are able to pass.
VIDEO: Driving along snow-covered road in Ilfracombe today. Uploaded by Paul Clews.
- Ilfracombe Junior School and Woolacombe Primary School are asking parents to collect their children now due to heavy snow falling across the region.
A spokesman for Ilfracombe Junior School said: "Could parents collect their children as soon as possible or phone our office on 01271 863463, phone lines are busy but do keep trying."
A statement from Woolacombe said: "We are closing the school due to the weather conditions on the top roads getting into school becoming more dangerous as weather worsens. Please can you come and collect your children from school."
- Great Torrington Bluecoat Church Of England Infant School has decided to close at midday due to continuing heavy snowfall. The school said: "We will be closing from 12pm today due to the change in weather conditions."
- The Park Community School in Barnstaple has sent an email to parents allowing them to make their own decision on whether the collect their children. The email reads: "Due to the unexpected weather conditions that are differing widely in different areas of North Devon, if you judge it advisable to collect your children from school please make arrangements to do so now. Other children can be released early only if parents give their consent to school, ideally by email to avoid the phones being jammed. Every pupil must sign out before leaving. Please inform us whether you will collect your child or they are to make their own way home." However, Year 11 GCSE Examinations scheduled over the days ahead WILL go ahead. the school said: "Staff will be in school to conduct them. We cannot change these examination board timetables and therefore every effort must be made to attend."
- West Buckland School has now closed
- Kings Nympton Community Primary School has now closed
- Ilfracombe Arts College is in the process of closing due to snow and deteriorating weather conditions
- Umberleigh Community Primary School has also decided to close
- Pathfield School has closed
- Chulmleigh School is in the process of closing
A full school closure list can be found further down this page.
The Met Office has extended a weather warning of snow for North Devon. The warning, which has been issued for the whole of North Devon, was initially in place until 10am but has since been extended until 9pm this evening.
Forecasters are warning up to 10cm of snow could fall across the region.
A spokesman for the Exeter-based Met Office said: "Further outbreaks of sleet or snow will affect parts of Wales and southwest England through today.
"A further 2-5 cm is likely in places with perhaps as much as 10 cm over high ground.
"The public should be aware that this may lead to localised disruption to transport."
An ice weather warning has also been issued for the majority of Devon tomorrow.
The warning is in place until at least 11am.
A Met Office forecaster said: As temperatures fall on Wednesday night, icy stretches will again form on many untreated surfaces especially where new snow has fallen on Wednesday or lying snow refreezes.
"There may also be a few light snow flurries in places though any new accumulations will be slight.
"It will be another very cold night with locally severe frost (this more likely in the north and east of the yellow area) and a continuing chance of light showers of rain, sleet or snow feeding inland off the sea onto eastern and some southern coasts."
Rain weather warnings have been issued for the whole of Devon and Cornwall on Friday and Sunday.
Forecasters say a combination of rain and snow melt could lead to localised minor surface water and river flooding.
As it stands, there are currently no new road closures in North Devon. Snow is falling heavily again across the region in areas including, Barnstaple, Chapelton, South Molton and Umberleigh.
The following roads remain affected by the current weather conditions:
• Ice and heavy snow conditions at Mullacott Cross roundabout near Ilfracombe
• Dangerous conditions on B3227 near South Molton
• A361 North Devon Link Road passable but motorists advised to take care
9.10am UPDATE:
- The carriageway is just passable but there are hazardous driving conditions on the A361 in Ilfracombe at Mullacott Cross Roundabout. Reports of motorists turning around at roundabout.
8.50am UPDATE:
- Traffic now running smoothly on A361 North Devon Link Road between Tiverton and South Molton
Gritters and snow ploughs have been working to remove snow and ice from the road surface
8.30am UPDATE:
- Reports conditions are easing on the A361 North Devon Link Road following earlier hazardous icy conditions
8.10am UPDATE:
- Highways Agency warning of hazardous road conditions across the county
- A361 between Aller Cross and Barnstaple worst affected road in North Devon
- Poor road conditions on roads on Exmoor
- Icy and heavy snow conditions at Mullacott Cross roundabout
- Traffic now moving on A377
7.45am UPDATE:
- Two inches of snow reported on the B3227, road is passable but driving conditions are difficult
- Ice between Aller Cross roundabout and Barnstaple a concern for motorists
7.20am UPDATE:
- There are hazardous driving conditions on the A361 North Devon Link Road in Rackenford at the Rifton Lane junction and in the South Molton area due to snow
- There are hazardous driving conditions on the A381 in Halwell at the A3122 junction due to snow
- Snowing heavily on A39 between Bideford and Barnstaple – traffic moving very slowly
- Kentisbury Primary School in Barnstaple has now been closed for the day. It was expected to open at 10am but has made the decision to close to staff and pupils. The school said it had taken the decision due to heavy snow settling causing dangerous access to the school. No minibuses are running
- Parracombe Church Of England Primary School has also taken the decision to close. It was initially going to try and open at midday but has taken the decision to completely close. The school said: "Continued snow has caused access to become dangerous and staff are unable to access site."
- Combe Martin Primary School is closed
- East Anstey Primary School has now closed
- West Down School in Ilfracombe is closed all day due to ice
- North Molton School is closed due to snow and dangerous road conditions
- Boasley Cross Community Primary School in Bratton Clovelly near Okehampton is closed
- Spreyton School in Crediton is closed as staff are unable to travel to the school due to snow
- Ilfracombe Junior School are asking parents to collect their children
- Woolacombe Primary School are asking parents to collect their children
- West Buckland School has closed
- Kings Nympton Community Primary School is now closed
- Ilfracombe Arts College is in the process of closing due to snow and deteriorating weather conditions
- Umberleigh Community Primary School has decided to close
- Pathfield School has closed. However, Year 11 GCSE Examinations scheduled over the days ahead WILL go ahead. the school said: "Staff will be in school to conduct them. We cannot change these examination board timetables and therefore every effort must be made to attend."
- Great Torrington Bluecoat Church Of England Infant School has decided to close
- Chulmleigh School is in the process of closing
Partially closed:
- The Park Community School in Barnstaple are allowing parents to collect their children
- Berrynarbor Church Of England Primary School in Ilfracombe will open at 11am when the roads are less icy
- Holywell Church of England Primary School in Tawstock will open at 10am this morning instead of the usual start due to snow
- St Michael's nursery in Barnstaple will be opening at 10am instead of 8am due to snow
- Bishops Nympton Primary School will open at 10am but advises parents to contact the school. A spokesman said: "We are hoping to open from 10.00 this morning. Please ring the school to hear updated messages. Thankyou."
- Marwood School in Barnstaple is open. The school said: "Very light snow on school lanes which have been gritted. Late arrival of pupils acceptable today."
- Ilfracombe Media Arts College will be open but with limited school transport. The college said: "There will be no school transport from Lynton (Ilf 1 and 2) and Woolacombe/Mortehoe today. School is open as usual."
An amber weather warning of snow is in place for parts of Devon until 9am this morning.
Areas included in the amber-graded warning, which warns residents and motorists to 'be prepared' for snow, are Barnstaple, Lynton, Lynmouth, Combe Martin, Exmoor, the A361 North Devon Link Road and sections of the A377.
A yellow-graded snow weather warning, the lowest kind, remains in place for the Torridge area and West Devon until 10am this morning.
An ice warning is also in place for Devon and Cornwall until 11am.
Has your journey been affected by snow or a road closure? Let us know. Email email@example.com or send us a message on Twitter: @ThisisNDevon.
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New student registration is currently underway in all buildings in the Portsmouth City School District from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday. Parents should bring their child's birth certificate, immunization record, Social Security card, and custody papers, if applicable.
The first day of classes for students will be Aug. 21. PHS/PJHS students report from 7:40 a.m. to 2:28 p.m.; Portsmouth Elementary students report from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; and East Portsmouth Elementary students report from 8:20 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
Kindergarten and 1st grade students of Portsmouth Elementary School will receive a letter from the school outlining their instructions for the first day of school. PES students in grades 2-6 are to report on Wednesday.
Students in grades 1-6 at East Portsmouth Elementary School are to report on Wednesday. Kindergarten boys are to report on Wednesday and kindergarten girls are to report on Thursday. All EPES kindergarten students report on Monday, Aug. 25.
On Wednesday, seventh and eighth grade students are to enter PHS/PJHS using the front doors on Gallia Street; high school students are to enter the building using the back doors on Ninth Street. This will make it easier for students to get to their appropriate classroom for the purpose of distributing schedules. When junior high and high school students arrive there will be personnel available at the entrances to assist students and give directions.
Morning bus schedules will be published in the newspaper on Aug. 15. Breakfast and lunch will be available to students at no cost, and to staff, beginning Aug. 21.
Latch Key before and after school services at Portsmouth Elementary and East Portsmouth Elementary will be available for parents beginning Aug. 21. Questions regarding latch key services should be directed to the respective building principal.
The Portsmouth district also announces that each building will host an open house for parents and students as follows: Monday, Aug. 19 - Portsmouth Elementary School, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. grades PreK-6; Tuesday, Aug. 20 - East Portsmouth Elementary School from 6-6:45 p.m.; and Portsmouth High/Junior High School from 5-6 p.m.
PHS/PJHS also will conduct a "Meet the Teams Night" on Tuesday, Aug. 20, starting at 6 p.m. with an OHSAA mandatory video for parents of student athletes in the auditeria, followed by "Meet the Teams" at 7 p.m. in the main gym at the school.
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