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This facility includes two basketball courts, extensive Nautilus and modern cardiovascular area, three racquetball courts, a rifle range, a 25-yard, six-lane pool, a newly refurbished women's locker room and a multi-purpose floor which allows MMA to host a variety of different events.
Aquaculture Laboratory
This is a teaching shellfish aquaculture laboratory for the training of cadets and cooperative research, and for training in local commercial shellfish projects.
Captain Charles H. Hurley Library
This facility welcomes students to an outstanding collection of books, periodicals, newspapers, media, and databases. The Hurley Library contains more than 50,000 volumes and 175 periodical and newspaper subscriptions. CD-ROM discs and work stations maintain up-to-date data on the Code of Federal Regulations, environmental issues, and marine technology. Included in this library are two, twenty-five station computer laboratories, all networked to the campus-wide network and the Internet, as well as a computer-assisted design (CAD) laboratory. The library has a Learning Resource Center (LRC) and a special Honors Room for honors students. It is fully automated through a library network, affording access to over two million volumes by courier service.
Blinn Hall
This historically significant building is listed in the National Historic Register. The east end includes offices for Admissions and Financial Aid, a visitors' center, and a maritime museum. The west end includes a wet laboratory for marine biology, a classroom for marine safety/environmental protection, and a tiered, theater-style classroom with views of Buzzards Bay.
Memorial Dining Hall
Glass-walled on its two water sides, it provides fine views of Buzzards Bay and the Cape Cod Canal. With food-court-style service, cadets have a wide variety of dining choices. The ceiling is decorated with a wide array of house flags hailing the countries of origin of MMA cadets and representing companies that have hired cadets.
Dormitory Complex
These buildings contain sleeping quarters for 880 cadets, a chapel, a student center (called the Fantail), the Academy store, a snack bar, a game room, the student health center, a reception center, the placement office, the technology services office, the counseling office, and cadet organization offices. Cadets are normally assigned one roommate. Rooms have separate voice and data connections for each occupant. Many have panoramic views of Buzzards Bay.
Harrington Academic Building
This is the primary academic building which also contains the Radar and Bridge Simulator and Oil Spill and Crisis Management Simulator. In addition, the GMDSS and ARPA labs are located here. Lab facilities for chemistry, physics, and environmental studies are in this building. Faculty offices are on the second and third floors. The 260-seat lecture hall, Admirals? Hall, and senior administrative offices are on the ground floor.
Marine Facilities
The Academy has extensive marine facilities that support academics and athletics on the main campus and the Keith Hartford Sailing and Shiphandling Facility at Great Herring Pond. Commonly called small boats, the fleet includes the 68-foot long Training Vessel RANGER, two 26-foot long tugboats, a 40-foot training barge, four manned-model Shiphandling trainers, and many sail and motor-powered small craft to support training. Athletics are supported via a robust fleet of sailboats including J-22s, Vanguard 420s and Tech Dinghies, as well as crew shells and offshore sailing yachts
Keith Hartford Sailing Center
This quiet retreat, located fifteen minutes from campus on Great Herring Pond, is the home to our sailing and rowing teams. In addition, club activities and cadet recreation take place here. The facility has recently undergone a major expansion and upgrade providing for improved accommodations for the rowing shells, sailboats, and club boats. The manned model shiphandling training facility, the only one of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, operates 40-foot models for mariners from around the globe.
Playing Fields
These outstanding natural turf fields exist for baseball, football, soccer, lacrosse, rugby, and women's softball. The lush green grass of the fields complements the Cape Cod landscape and blue of the surrounding ocean.
Bresnahan Engineering Building
This building contains engineering laboratories, the Cargo Handling Simulator, Gas Turbine Trainer, the Hydraulics/ Pneumatics Simulator, and the Diesel Simulator. It also houses the Medium Speed Diesel Simulator, a welding lab, an electrical lab, and a machine shop. A $7 million expansion program is underway which will add 25,000 square feet of lab space to the building. The design includes a dramatic three story glass atrium facing the Cape Cod Canal.
Training Ship
The Academy training ship is the USTS Kennedy. This vessel is 540 feet long with a 76-foot beam and 27 foot draft. She makes 15,500 horsepower with cross-compound geared turbines, with steam from two D-Type boilers. The vessel has two complete machinery spaces, one for the main engine, and the other for auxiliary systems including a 1500 kw. auxiliary diesel generator, AC systems and marine sanitation devices. The navigation bridge contains modern radio and radar electronic equipment and an additional navigation space for training purposes.
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The Marine Department supports the fleet of small craft used for training and recreation at the Academy. Training craft used in local waters include Ranger, an 80-foot, twin-screw, diesel powered vessel; and Towline, a single-screw icebreaking harbor tug. Other training assets include a 32-foot towing vessel, 26-foot motor whaleboats, motorboats, and fiberglass rowing Monomoys. Intercollegiate racing vessels include Tech Dinghies, 420's, J-22 sailing vessels, and offshore sailing yachts. Vessels are maintained at the docks of the Academy, and at the Keith Hartford Sailing Center.
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Feb. 1, 2008
SELINSGROVE, (Pa.) – William Paris '10, the first black male to enroll in the Honors Program at Susquehanna University, will present a reading on Feb. 4 from his novel, The Great Journey: Beginnings of the Soul Keeper (PublishAmerica, 2006). A book signing will follow the reading, which begins at 4:30 p.m. in the Office of Multicultural Affairs' Resource Center for Diversity and Cultural Awareness, located in the lower level of Degenstein Campus Center.
Paris published the novel when he was only 18 years old. He now studies creative writing at Susquehanna's highly regarded Writers Institute.
The Great Journey is a psycho thriller that tells the story of Michael Hemington, a boy with the gift of foresight. But his gift becomes a nightmare when strange dreams become dark omens of things to come – a series of kidnappings by a madman known as the Phantom. As Michael slowly becomes immersed in the Phantom investigation, he begins questioning who he is and whether he can trust the people around him. Underlying the action is Michael's personal journey to answer these questions and discover the great strength of the human spirit, as well as the darkness of the human soul.
But the story doesn't end there. Paris is working on a sequel to The Great Journey. "In the next novel," Paris says, "I continue the story of the characters introduced in my first work. I explore how they have changed and matured over time, and how friendship and the bonds of family give strength through the most difficult times."
Paris credits Susquehanna faculty with helping him perfect his creativity and talents. "The Writers Institute," he says, "has helped me see how to develop the complexities of character and understand what makes a good story. Before, when I wrote my first novel, I had only a preliminary understanding of this, but my professors have helped find new depths to explore in my craft."
Paris is a native of San Antonio, Texas. In addition to being a member of the university's Honors Program and majoring in creative writing, Paris is a presidential fellow and staff writer for the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Paris ' reading kicks off a series of student-driven activities during Black History Month. These events include a voter registration drive sponsored by The Gentlemen of 312 University Avenue, an organization of young men living in the Multicultural House, and Sigma Gamma Rho, Susquehanna's first historically black sorority. The university's first historically black fraternity, Phi Beta Sigma, will also be holding membership interviews this month.
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On the railroad, safety is the number one priority, and in the heat of the summer, safety includes proper hydration.
"Many Union Pacific employees work outdoors, and Phoenix temperatures can reach upwards of 110," said Troy Morris, UP roundhouse foreman - Phoenix. "This can be a concern not only for our employees but also for members of our community."
When the city of Phoenix initiated "Operation Hydration," a call to the community to donate water to local family centers, Morris jumped into action, leading the effort to donate a pallet of water – the same water that is stocked on locomotives – to the Williams Family Services Center. The Williams Center provides a broad range of services to the community, promoting self-sufficiency for adults and families.
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PROVO, Utah -- Mike Leach said he was "surprised" and "disappointed" about the poor execution on offense in his first game as Washington State's football coach. But he seemed even more surprised and disappointed at his team's grit -- or lack thereof.
"We've got to be a mentally tougher team," Leach said following WSU's 30-6 loss to Brigham Young on Thursday. "If something negative happens, we can't have all these basset-hound-looking faces on the sidelines."
Leach didn't say it, but you wonder if he's worried about the psyche of a team that has lost 41 of the past 50 games.
"We're too fragile," he said. "It's too easy for us to get disappointed. I mean, we have to be a confident team."
Thursday's loss did nothing to boost the Cougars' confidence. Leach's vaunted "Air Raid" offense was limited to a pair of second-quarter field goals by Andrew Furney.
"We squandered too many plays," Leach said. "We'd get a play or two going that was pretty good and then we'd squander two more.
"We never really got into a rhythm."
Leach said he never considered replacing Jeff Tuel with backup quarterback Connor Halliday. Asked if Tuel will start next Saturday in the home opener with Eastern Washington, Leach was typically playful with the media.
"I don't know," he said, a sparkle in his eye. "You just stay riveted to your seat and I think you'll have something exciting to look forward to next week."
Both teams committed costly penalties -- not unusual in a season opener -- but only Washington State had a touchdown wiped out by a flag. That was just one of a series of momentum-halting plays for the Cougars.
"I think as a team we're a lot closer (to succeeding) than we realize, because the good stuff is great," Leach said. "But then also out of the blue you'll see street ball out there.
"As coaches, we've got to have the ability to settle them down, the ability to not try to do too much. I thought we vacillated between playing frantic and then we'd play overly conscientious so that we're trying to not make a mistake."
Tuel, often scrambling superbly against heavy pressure, completed 30 of 45 passes (both career highs) for 229 yards. He averaged just 5.1 yards per attempt, and his two interceptions led to a touchdown and a field goal.
"I can definitely play better," Tuel said.
Leach added: "He was inconsistent. I thought he was sharp as far as who to throw it to."
Leach also said the Cougars "need to play tougher up front on the offensive line." Tuel was sacked three times, and WSU totaled minus-5 yards rushing.
Glaring errors in the secondary resulted in all three Brigham Young touchdowns, all coming on pass plays. BYU's second-half scoring was limited to a pair of field goals, the first coming after a strong defensive stand following a 64-yard interception return to the 9-yard line.
"I feel in the second half, we did a great job of playing defense," said strong safety Deone Bucannon, who led all players with 12 tackles. "But that's not enough."
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January 23, 2008
Present: Nancy Place, IRSC Chair; Carolyn Brennan, Nives Dolsak, Cynthia Fugate, Munehiro Fukuda, Selina Mohammed, Pete Nye and Becky Reed Rosenberg
Guests: Jason Beard and Elizabeth Fischtziur
Nancy opened the meeting with introductions: Nancy Place, Chair of the IRSC, Education Program; Becky Reed Rosenberg, Director, Teaching, Learning Center (TLC); Elizabeth Fischzsiur, Director, Marketing and Publications; Jason Beard, Web Designer; Selina Mohammed, IRSC member, Nursing; Carolyn Brennan, IRSC member (ex officio, Director, Office of Research Support; Pete Nye, IRSC member, Business; Nives Dolsak, IRSC member, IAS, Barbara Van Sant, Administrative Coordinator, GFO and Munehiro Fukuda, IRSC member, CSS.
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Agenda was approved.
Approval of IRSC minutes of November 19, 2007.
IRSC minutes of November 19, 2007 were approved unanimously.
Report on Undergraduate Research Grants - Nives, Pete and Selina
Selina, Nives and Pete reviewed 5 faculty proposals for Collaborative Undergraduate Research Program grants for the academic year 2007/08. Nives submitted a memo to Becky Rosenberg, Director of TLC dated November 29, 2007 which outlines her feedback on the review process and her recommendations on the process. She distributed this memo to the IRSC for review. She recommended 3 procedural changes to the form used by the grant applicants:
Nives also recommends that the review process use a dual approach to reviewing the grant applications. She states in the memo that the recommendations are based on her review of the proposals from the perspective of the pedagogy and that some of the proposals were outside of her area of expertise. She would therefore recommend a second review by someone who could address the appropriateness of research methods proposed or contribute to the evaluation of the application in that field.
Becky spoke to a concern voiced about the timing of presentations before graduation. She told the IRSC that if students graduate and are still able to present at conferences, UWB or elsewhere, we can fund them as co-presenters. Becky will re-draft the form for the Collaborative Undergraduate Research Program grants and detail explicit budget parameters.
IRSC discussion
Grants awarded this year went to Kari Lerum, IAS; Becca Price, IAS; Munehiro Fukuda, CSS; Mike Stiber, CSS; and Clark Olson, CSS.
Nancy thanked Selina, Nives and Pete for collaborating with Becky to review these grant proposals.
Report on the Technology Policy Advisory Group - Munehiro
This group is planning a meeting in March.
New Business
A. Making UWB's intellectual capital more visible in the community:
Nancy opened discussion on the IRSC's role in promoting communication both internally and externally to showcase UWB's intellectual capital. This is a growth point in the life of this campus and it is vital for us to communicate what we are accomplishments are and the contributions that UWB is making to the region. The IRSC identified 3 areas that could have a positive impact on delivering these goals:
i. Public relations
Nives pointed out that UWB will at times hire external consultants to work on issues that could be undertaken as a project by faculty and graduate students here, we should be taking advantage of our expertise. On the positive side, in policy analysis, UWB students have worked with community partners on projects. UWB can look to our faculty and students for consultation and solutions rather than going to external sources.
IRSC discussion
The IRSC can play a role in developing internal and external communication to promote the campus and faculty through advertising events and working with the Office of Public Relations and Communications. One important way for this to happen is to re-establish a newsletter or in some way publicize faculty accomplishments through the web or in print. Information gathering from each program is needed to collect and disseminate this news across the campus. The IRSC will recommend developing a faculty Speakers Series at UWB. Elizabeth Fischtziurz thanked the committee for suggestions and is dedicated to working with the IRSC to implement their recommendations and to foster ongoing collaboration. Carolyn will add a sentence to the job description for the Academic Affairs program assistant position about publishing a newsletter.
ii. UWB Website
Jason Beard talked with the IRSC about the UWB homepage and Web Services. He welcomed suggestions to add an announcement system to advertise faculty lectures, publications or any important information on faculty research or achievements. Although the calendar posts campus events, a caption that lists current accomplishments or items of interest on the faculty could begin to make our intellectual capital more visible.
IRSC discussion
The IRSC will make a recommendation to the GFO Executive Council to establish a Faculty Speaker Series showcasing faculty scholarly activities at UWB to the campus and broader community. We recommend 3 widely advertised public events per year to make the intellectual capital of UWB more visible. The motion was unanimously approved.
iii. Undergraduate research symposium
Nives submitted a report to the IRSC on "Strengthening the Collaborative Undergraduate Research Program". She proposes three ways to support and strengthen collaborative undergraduate research at UWB:
IRSC discussion
The IRSC will continue discussion on research issues presented at this meeting and carry these issues over to the agenda for IRSC February priorities.
The next IRSC meeting will be Wednesday, February 20, 2008.
Meeting adjourned at 12:00 pm
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Nov. 11, 2012
By Chelsea Howard, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
The dual meet followed a 16-event format featuring the 200 Medley Relay, 200 Freestyle Relay, 500 and 1,000 Freestyle, 200 Individual Medley, and 100 and 200 of each stroke for the swimming side. Diving included the 1-meter and 3-meter boards. Of the 16 events, the Nittany Lions placed first in 13 of them.
Head coach John Hargis was pleased with how the swimmers raced and looks forward to racing faster next week against IU and UVA.
"As a whole, I thought we raced well today," Hargis said. "I thought we were looking forward a little bit too much and didn't fully embrace the opportunities. We swam through it too much. For next weekend, we have to find a way to get a lot faster."
Hargis thought Megan Siverling's 1,000 Freestyle was a standout swim for the women's side and said that Gabi Shishkoff's, Alyson Ackman's and Jones' performances today could be added to that list.
"Siverling had a great thousand," Hargis said. "Shishkoff continues to swim well and had a great 500. She's been battling injuries so we've been managing that. Alyson Ackman and Kaitlin Jones are doing well for the freshman. We're starting to see kids develop and that's what's fun about this part of the year."
Shishkoff has continued to step up with a win in the 500 Freestyle and 200 Individual Medley as well as finishing third in the 200 Free with a new best time. Winning the 1,000 Freestyle with a time of 10:06.24 and finishing second in the 500 Freestyle, Siverling helped to contribute to Penn State's second win of the year.
"I was nervous because I knew Villanova had a couple of girls who are fast distance swimmers but I was also excited because I saw it as a challenge," Siverling said. "I felt like it was an even paced race and I was happy to see that I improved a little from West Virginia."
Adjusting to college training and meets is not an easy task for any freshman, but for Ackman it has been even tougher since she is from Canada and has never swum yards before.
"I've never raced yards and I've been told that the comparison times from short course meters to yards isn't very accurate so I'm starting to see where I am compared to everyone else and starting to understand what the times mean," Ackman said. "I thought I did pretty good in the 200 back and it was nice to get good jobs from everyone to reassure that I was doing well. The 500 is tricky because it's a completely new race for me. I'm getting better I just need more experience."
The divers also made significant contributions with junior Megan Springsteen leading the way and winning both the 1-meter and 3-meter events.
"My dives were the best out of the season or in my whole career today," Springsteen said. "I was really consistent and didn't have any missed dives. I concentrated on things that I needed to do for my dives and stayed focused with a good attitude."
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Chad Peterson is joined by UNC VB coach Lyndsey Oates and Cross Country coach Amanda Shick.
This week's edition of the Earnest Collins, Jr, Coaches Show includes discussion on recruiting & depth, plus quarterback Sean Rubalcaba joins Troy & UNC's head football coach.
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Nobody tortures the citizens of Maine like Stephen King, and he's going to make a TV series out of it in the summer of 2013.
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Under the Dome was reportedly set up at Showtime before this, but a network showing should give it more viewers, even if it limits the amount of sex, violence and curse words. What's Under the Dome about? It follows a small Maine town that is mysteriously cut off from the rest of the country by a transparent dome.
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Garrett is in the December issue of InStyle magazine, on newsstands now.
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On the cover of the new issue of Man of the World magazine. The issue can be pre-ordered here http://www.manoftheworld.com but they don't have Garrett's cover up for order. I'll keep you updated if I find out more.
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A common misconception on the internet is that there are people offering free money and all you have to do is write to them, this could not be further from the truth. In the real world the only way you can get free money from people is through a charitable non profit organization that they run. There are many rich millionaires and wealthy billionaires who are aligned to or run their own charitable organization, if you can contact these non profit agencies with a genuine hardship then there is a good chance that you'll get some sort of assistance.
Hundreds of Millionaires and Giving Away Free Money
There are literally hundreds of millionaires and billionaires that are giving away free money with no strings attached. Billionaires such as Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Jeff Skoll and Mark Zuckerberg have all pledged to give away more than half of their entire wealth to people in need all over the world. You can find the full list of billionaires who have pledged more than half of their wealth to charity by looking at the GivingPledge.Org. If you can take the time to read about these philanthropists you'll be able to find a handful of rich people who will support your hardship.
If you're looking for help with education fees then you might want to contact the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, if you're experiencing financial despair you might want to contact the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation. By taking the time to research each millionaire you'll have a better idea about which charitable foundation to contact for money.
How to Find People Who Give Away Money
The best place to find rich people giving away money is on the GivingPledge.Org website, other sources of information are the Top Fifty American Philanthropists by Business week and the Forbes Philanthropy list. Using all these lists you'll be able to read about hundreds of rich people and how they plan to give their money away.
If you're thinking of contacting these people for help you must have a real need, all too often people think that they can send speculative letters to millionaires asking them for help. What you must realize is that help is only reserved for those experiencing hardship. If you've asked the government for public assistance and have nowhere to turn to then you might be eligible for help, if you need help with medical bills, urgent medical treatment, education fess, poverty, homelessness, abuse and disaster recovery then there is a good chance that you'll get help.
Write to People Offering Free Money
There are many ways to contact charitable foundations run by millionaires, the best practice is to go the site and look for programs which might help you and then apply for them. Most of the time you'll need to fill out a form, other times you might need to send a hardship letter via email or post. Whatever the method of contacting these non profit organizations it's best to write a hardship letter which you can produce when required.
Before writing a hardship letter you need to reflect on your current circumstances and focus on the hardship that you're experiencing. You need to explain in your letter in detail how you got into hardship and how you plan to get out of it with a little help; you can inquire about any programs, help or advice that is available and finish the letter by describing how much of a difference any help would make to your life.
Names of Millionaires Who Give Away Like Crazy
I have included the names of millionaires who are giving away money, I always advise people that there is no guarantee you'll get any financial assistance however if you've got nowhere to go to it's worth a shot. Another thing to bear in mind is that these applications can take months to process and it's important that you keep on applying to different charitable foundation for help and remain patient.
Jeff Skoll Foundation
250 University Avenue
Suite 200
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California 94301, USA
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Email: info(at)skollfoundation.org
Jennifer Lopez Family Foundation
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Telephone: (312) 503-6300
Begging for Money Online Donations
Another alternative that you could try is begging sites where you can request online donations, many people who are experiencing hardship often go to these sites and post their hardship online, if you really connect with your audience you could raise a lot of money, you could also use social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to really push your message through, it's not uncommon to raise thousands of dollars if you do this properly.
People Offering Free MoneyThere are many generous people offering free money, it's rare that you'll get financial assistance direct from a millionaire or a billionaire; instead you should take your time to reflect on your circumstances and then contact the charitable organization run by these rich people for help. One of the most important factors to successfully securing assistance is having a genuine need that a charitable foundation supports.
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There's nothing like an awards banquet to make you proud and keep you humble, all at the same time.
We're proud of the honors The Forecaster picked up last weekend from the New England Newspaper & Press Association. Seven awards is a lot for a paper and staff our size.
But we only had to look over our shoulders at the Ellsworth American's table, where a stack of framed certificates grew to the height of a small child, to remind ourselves that there's plenty of room for improvement and that the plaques and parchment only follow when there's a daily commitment to doing good work.
That commitment isn't always easy to maintain, particularly at a paper that is often a first career stop for young, talented reporters. When they move on, as Steve Mistler did, the vacancies can play havoc with our ability to cover the news consistently and produce those award-winning stories.
Not long after Mistler left for the Sun Journal in Lewiston last year, our veteran Portland City Hall reporter, Kate Bucklin, went on maternity leave. But now, for the first time since before last Thanksgiving, we're back at full strength.
To readers of our Mid-Coast edition it probably seemed like we had installed a revolving door after not one, but two people we hired to cover Brunswick and Harpswell hung around barely longer than it took you to read this paragraph.
But as the saying goes, the third time was the charm when we hired Emily Guerin.
Emily joined us in early January. She is a talented writer and inquisitive young journalist who always seems to be looking for a story – particularly, as she says, those that "illuminate the quirky, frustrating and perplexing aspects" of everyday life.
Emily has worked for Maine Public Radio, Public Radio International, The Bollard and the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting. She has also written on a freelance basis for The Forecaster, doing stories about crumbling public water infrastructure, what goes into the price of coffee, and the work done by the Portland Police Department's neighborhood prosecutor.
She is also a Bowdoin College graduate, who knows the Mid-Coast landscape.
In the short time she has been here full time, Emily has provided extensive coverage of the Thibeault Energy oil company crisis, painted an amusing portrait of a retired Brunswick florist who is the painter of the "Ideal Guernsey Cow," and taken a look at the surprising arguments surrounding Maine's Gateway 1 program.
We're confident Emily will be here for more than a cup of coffee, so we've put the revolving door into storage.
Shortly after Emily joined us, Kate returned to work. She has resumed her old beat, and now also has the title of assistant editor. The new title reflects added editing and management responsibilities, and the fact that Kate fills in (more than ably) for me when I'm away.
There's never a guarantee that another job opening won't occur tomorrow, or next week. That's the nature of the business. Like awards banquets, where you never know who is going to be collecting trophies at the next table, the uncertainty helps keep us humble and on our toes.


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A multi-talented performer, Glen Simpson, is sure to delight market goers this weekend.
Simpson, born and raised in Williamson, will play with another native of the town, Glen Dillon. The local duo will perform a unique fusion of mountain and folk instrumentation with lyrics of everyday life. The outdoor show is scheduled to start at noon, and is certain to liven up the afternoon.
Commenting on his musical counterpart, Simpson stated, "Dillon is a veteran who has played with just about everyone around here." Simpson performed at the market last year playing songs such as "Home Grown Tomatoes" and other original tunes that provide a little comic relief to audiences who catch on to the hidden wit of his lyrics.
Williamson Farmers Market, open Saturdays from 8 am until 4 pm, invites local musicians to perform with hopes of drawing larger crowds to the weekend festivities. Market Manager, Helen Ann Stanley encourages everyone to "Bring your outdoor chairs and enjoy the market, the music and good company"
The market is located beside the floodwall across from BB & T Bank near the Second Avenue Bridge.
As the market grows, popular produce including Half Runner Beans, Peaches and Cream Corn and special varieties of tomatoes have been selling out. Bill Stewart, who sells produce with his wife Dorothy, commented, "We need about two more good farmers like the ones we've got to start selling at the market." If you are interested in selling produce at a stand or on consignment, please contact Helen Anne at 304-601-4355.


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Sure the pizza is ok, but it's new york city and you can find a slice of cheese at hundreds of places for much less. Sport pizza on 31st and lex gives two slices and a soda for 3.75. Same thing at pizza 33 runs you 6.00.
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We absolutely love the pizza here! We would recommend it to anyone in the neighborhood. We don't care that the price of a slice went up - you gotta pay to play!
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This place has the best pizza in NYC. Crispy crust everytime. Best ingredients are used and it really shows. It's a tad expensive, but well well worth paying extra for. You must try this place! A+++
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Pizza 33 is my favorite in the city. It has taken a long time to decide this and many extra pounds. Worth every damn one.
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I used to go everyday for pizza at this place. Recently, however, they raised the price on a slice of cheese to 2.25. As a result, I'm leading a boycott until the price goes back to 2.00.
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Great for delivery. Can't beat the price and the quality.
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6 years ago today, Jack Dorsey made his first tweet on twttr which later became the social media behemoth that we flock to each day. In fact, it is reported that around 500 million of us use the service, which has made finding a twitter handle even close to your real name a near impossibility. Unless of course you are called Mary8374_8. Then you should be absolutely fine.
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— Jack Dorsey (@jack) March 21, 2006
3 years, 2 months and 1 day into Twitter and 1 billion tweets had been published. It took just under half of that time to get their first 500,000 users signed up. That is massive growth and is a sign of the times for social media with similar patterns sprouting from Facebook, and more recently, Pinterest. In October last year, Twitter reported that they were getting 250,000 tweets a day, let's hope they send out some more reports soon because I can only imagine that has grown quickly. But how has this all influenced their business and revenue models? The Next Web have the scoop:
According to eMarketer, Twitter's advertising revenue is to triple by 2014, hitting over $540 million (up from an estimated $260 million this year). Recently, the company has been paying close attention to the different ways it can derive revenues from all those tweeters. Twitter has also recently added more languages and acquired blogging software maker Posterous. However, with rising headcount costs (over 900 employees today, up from about 400 last year) and costly infrastructure and operations, the company is still reportedly losing a ton of money after its first 6 years in business.
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The Shops at La Cantera is an upscale open-air regional shopping mall located in northwest San Antonio, Texas, USA, near the Loop 1604 and Interstate 10 interchange. The initial phase of the project opened on September 16, 2005. The 1.3-million-square-foot center sits on a 150-acre site in La Cantera, a 1,700-acre master-planned resort community being developed by USAA Real Estate Company. (La Cantera is also home to Six Flags Fiesta Texas, The Westin La Cantera Resort and Spa and two world-class golf courses, The Palmer Course at La Cantera and The Westin Resort Course, which is home to the PGA Valero Texas Open.)History
The concept for the center was originally developed and conceived by The Rouse Company under a joint venture with USAA Real Estate Company. (The Rouse Company also developed other noted developments such as South Street Seaport [NYC], Faneuil Hall (Boston) and Harborplace [Baltimore] as well as North Star Mall, also in San Antonio.) General Growth Properties acquired The Rouse Company in November 2004 as The Shops at La Cantera design created a buzz in the retail sector well before its opening in September of 2005.
The shopping center was designed by the award-winning, local architectural firm Alamo Architects. The shopping center is designed as a single-level, garden-like "retail village" with varied storefronts, shared arcades, and subtle water features. The overall architectural style of the center has a Texas Hill Country vernacular style.
The Shops at La Cantera includes the first Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom in San Antonio and new stores from Dillard's and Foley's (now Macy's). There are also more than 150 other shops and restaurants including newcomers to the market such as Burberry, Tiffany & Co., Hugo Boss, Betsey Johnson, Brooks Brothers, BCBG Max Azria, Apple, Lacoste, Tumi and Ralph Lauren.
Construction has begun on the 300,000sf, second phase of the project, which will contain an additional 40 stores (about 30 of which are new to the market), restaurants, a large bookstore and Class A office space. The new phase of the project, also deisigned by Alamo Architects, is scheduled to open in October 2008.Anchors
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Sitting in a cave
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an outlaw hide away.
They laughed and carried on
about the bounty they taken away.
Watching the horizon so carefully
as to be not taken away.
and loading
they preparing
for another raiding.
Jumping on their steeds
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to some town down the road.
Bandanas over their face as they arrived
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"Words can be the vessels of some of the most powerful human thinking and there are only three words in this entire universe that matter. I love you"- Donald Baker
I can see my Donald across the room. Later this month I will have been his bride for 9 years. And yes, I'm still his bride and that's the love we share. Not a single time do we part without a kiss, not a single phone call does not end with I love you. He even kisses me when I am sleeping when he leaves the house for work at 5 a.m. I know because sometimes I wake for a few seconds before slipping back to sleep. A girl couldn't even dream of a more perfect happily ever after than the one I am living every day. I got the fairy tale.
The last few weeks have been rough. It started at 3 a.m. on April 28th. I woke my husband as a tornado brushed just over our house and toppled trees all over our yard, my neighborhood and my community. I thought that was bad until just after three that afternoon my daughter called to say that her cousin, my nephew who was just 18 had died in a car accident. And as I was just catching my breath I got another call this past Thursday that my cousin Randy Lankford had passed away of a massive heart attack. He was just 45 years old. Again I found myself having to remind myself to breathe in and breathe out.
And in the midst of dealing with my feelings I am sure I was short with people and had plenty of bad days. One of my agents lost her father-in-law and one that had just retired lost her mom. And yet even another agent in my office is dealing with her mom falling and breaking her hip and being in a rehab center after surgery and needing more and constant looking after. So in a time when I should be taking some time for me I found myself working more, not less. I let things go. My desk became a mess again. My house became a mess. I'd get home walk the dogs and make some pitiful excuse for dinner and try to keep the dishwasher ready for more dirty dishes.
My Donald never complained. He often called and asked if I wanted take out for dinner. He never complained on the days when I looked at him with tearful eyes and said... "I'm not cooking". He comforted me on the days I needed it and gave me space to have my grief on the days I needed that. He held me up on the days I had to stand in a funeral home. He wiped away my tears. He even bought me some chick flicks and watched them with me.
I have been working with a couple of buyers during this time that have resulted in many long days due to their schedules of only being able to view properties after they get off work. I also had a few new listings during this time and Donald made copies of my keys, put up my signs, He even cut up my watermelon and picked out the 1000 seeds of the "it was supposed to be seedless" watermelon that made me cry.
This morning I got up late, I had a morning appointment so I ran out the door without even the smallest amount of housework to prepare for my appointment. Donald came to the office late this afternoon to take off the office trash and took me out to an early dinner so I wouldn't have to cook. Then when we got home he went in first and left to walk the dogs while I was unloading a book I just finished from my CD player.
I entered the house as usual through the laundry room and stepped around the corner into my kitchen and it was shiny. All straightened, cleaned... even mopped and Donald hates mopping. And when he got home from walking the dogs he snuggled and watched a chick flick with me again. So to quote a very wise man, I have just three little words to say to my Donald.
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Graphic Design: Shaz Madani's tasteful new identity for photographer Giles Duley
We love it when good people collaborate, and we especially love it when those people are a pair of our favourite creatives. Which means we're thrilled to discover that London-based designer Shaz Madani has created a new identity for the now legendary photographer Giles Duley. Giles' images pretty much speak for themselves – they're so rich with pathos one can't help but feel immediately absorbed – and so Shaz has created a simple logotype that's simple enough to never interfere with the work. But it's his portfolio where where her designs really come into their own, with bespoke cardboard packages filled with sheets of Giles' images, their harrowing provenance detailed on the reverse.


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Friday night the preview got underway for the 2013 Home & Garden Expo, hosted by the Bryan/College Station Home Builders' Association.
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Manage collections of different types with GCstar
Collector's Item
If you have a passion for collecting things, the smart GCstar tool can help you keep track of your treasures.
From license plates and lunch boxes to movies and magazines: Ultimately, you can collect virtually anything. However, as time passes, particularly zealous collectors often lose track of which treasures their collection includes and which are still missing. To avoid this situation, you only need two things: Linux and the GCstar collection management tool.
GCstar can be found in the repositories of most distributions and thus easily installed on your hard disk with just a few mouse clicks. If the distribution you are using does not include GCstar, you can find the source code for the program, including detailed installation instructions, on the website [1]. After completing the install, you can find the GCstar program and launcher under the Office submenu.
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When the software is first launched, it asks what kind of collection you want to manage. To do this, GCstar opens a selection list with a number of predefined collection types (Figure 1). If you cannot find your collection genre in the templates, you can design your own structure by pressing the New collection type button. Then, in an uncluttered window, you can create a matching database.
All predefined types already have an individual database structure, so you can just start typing. For example, you can add a Movies collection record to the system by enabling the existing template. GCstar points out, in a somewhat convoluted way, that you should respect the intellectual property rights of third parties and then displays two horizontal menu and button bars at the top of the screen with various management and navigation options.
After pressing the + Add Movie button, you can enter the first movie. To let you do this, the software opens the existing database structure with the individual fields in the right panel of the program window, while the panel on the left shows you the movies you have already entered in a list view. To keep the view from becoming too confusing, the developers have divided the database into different categories. In the program window, these are represented by the tabs General, Details, Lending, and Tags.
Start by entering the movie title in the General tab's input box containing New movie. Then, press the Fetch Information button on the right to search the Internet. GCstar queries several online databases for the title you entered and displays the result in another small window.
After fetching the information from the chosen database, select one of the proposals and click OK to add the corresponding data to your database; if available, this information includes a synopsis and other relevant data, such as the release date, director, running time, and age rating where appropriate. If multiple editions of the same movie exist, you can use the preview feature to show the individual editions and then select the correct one (Figure 2).
To help you select an online source, GCstar offers a large number of international databases. You can access the selection menu by pressing the wrench or sliders icon (Set your preferences) in the toolbar. In the Preferences window, now select the Internet tab on the left and open the selection box Site to retrieve data from in the Data import section.
If you set the option Ask (All sites) here, the software provides you with a list of existing online databases when you access a movie title via the Fetch Information button. GCstar also displays the language, so you can easily choose the right source(s). If you want to make one of the data sources your default for Internet searches, just check the Use selected site for future searches box.
After downloading the information, you can manually enter any missing information – such as the age rating, the genre, and the movie's country of origin. Once you have completed the data, save the database by pressing the floppy disk button (Save) and specifying the path and file name.
Audio Tracks and Subtitles
Recent movies produced abroad usually come with several audio tracks on the DVD or Blu-ray disk. Additionally, the disks often have subtitle tracks in addition to audio-synchronization in different languages. To record this data in the collection management tool, you need to enter the appropriate subtitle and language variants in GCstar.
Just change to the Details tab in the program window and expand the Languages line. Then, you can enter the relevant data in the Audio and Subtitles fields. Similarly, you can make entries below Country and Genre in the General tab – many online databases do not provide this information. GCstar applies the data without having to press Save.
You can link movie files on the hard disk or other storage media with GCstar and play them directly from within the software. To begin playing the movie in GCstar, change to the Details tab and press Select File to the right of the Video file input field. Then, select the desired video file in the file browser. Next, press the Play button on the right to view the movie. If nothing happens, you might have a problem with the configuration of your movie player software.
Because GCstar accesses third-party programs to play media, you need to link the movie player you use with the software. To do this, open the Preferences menu again and in the Paths tab select the entry Override default programs. Pressing the Set Programs button opens another window in which you define the corresponding viewers or players for each media type (Figure 3).
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At the Early Childhood Center #4, there are twelve small sculptures by the artist Tom Nussbaum. Each sculpture is cast in bronze and painted in bright colors. Distributed throughout the school, they are displayed in an individual niche and positioned adjacent to a classroom door. Mounted at eye level, the works invite children to touch and explore them with their hands.
The sculptures also serve as location markers for classrooms within the school. They depict small groups of children, adults and animals in various situations with each suggesting small parts of a narrative. One sculpture depicts a bear reading to a little girl sitting on its lap; while another shows a boy reading to a lion. In still another children play with animal masks. More familiar scenes are depicted by other sculptural groups: a mother and child, a father with his son, and sisters and brothers. Nussbaum's whimsical works invite the students to cross the bridge between fantasy and reality.
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You might send a postcard when you visit Bournemouth, but how about sending one from Buckingham?
A new postcard designed by a Buckingham resident will be used to promote the town as a great place to visit, dine, stay and shop.
It is hoped the initiative will help draw shoppers and visitors from outside the area to spend money at Buckingham businesses, boosting the local economy.
The postcard by Denis Granville, of Christ's Hospital, was chosen after residents were set a design challenge by the organisations behind the 'Thoroughly Modern Traditional Buckingham' campaign.
People were invited to come up with a postcard design that illustrates how the town is a mixture of traditional and modern elements.
Mr Granville's striking design features a number of well-known town landmarks including the OId Gaol and the Buckingham Centre.
Councillor Mike Smith, Mayor of Buckingham, said: "All of the entries were of an incredibly high standard and it was a difficult decision for our judging panel. We felt this design best represented the modern and traditional elements of Buckingham.
"You can pick up a free postcard, send to a friend or relative and help encourage them to experience the great things Buckingham has to offer rather than travelling further afield."
Funded by Aylesbury Vale District Council, the 'Thoroughly Modern Traditional Buckingham' campaign is organised by the Buckingham Brand Steering Group which includes representatives from Buckingham Town Council, the Buckingham Traders' Association, the Buckingham Society and Buckingham Business Club.
Councillor Michael Edmonds, Deputy Leader of AVDC and Cabinet Member for Economic Development, said: "The council welcomes this opportunity to support the local economy. We hope these postcards will help raise the profile of Buckingham and attract more shoppers and visitors to the town."
The free postcards are available at Buckingham Library, the Visitor Information Centre and a number of town centre businesses.
To find out more about Buckingham, log on to www.buckinghamuk.info, or visit www.facebook.com/buckinghamuk
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Explore fascinating towns such as Mold with its street market and food and drink festival, Holywell the home of St Winefrides Well one of the Seven Wonders of Wales, Flint with its medieval castle and market and Caerwys, considered to be one of the smallest towns with a Royal Charter.
There are many sites of historical interest such as Grade 1 listed building Gladstone's Library in Hawarden. Britains finest residential library, it was founded by minister William Gladstone in 1889. Visit Basingwerk Cistercian Abbey alongside Greenfield Valley Heritage Park, a fascinating mix of mills and reservoirs charting the industrial past.
Quality sports and leisure facilities exist from championship golf courses to ice skating, cycling and water sports, horse riding and fishing.
There is a strong sense of culture and arts, from choirs, galleries to Welsh singing in the pubs. Clwyd Theatr Cymru at Mold is Wales major drama-producing theatre and arts centre. You will never be short of things to thrill and inspire you!
For further information call the Discover Flintshire Visitor Centre on 01352 759 331.