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Dr. James L. Netters Certificate in Congregational Ministry
Memphis Theological Seminary
Memphis Theological Seminary is pleased to announce the Dr. James L. Netters Certificate in Congregational Ministry. This certificate program is designed for persons who are active in congregational life but not interested in pursuing a Masters level degree. This certificate program aspires to prepare Christian leaders (lay and clergy) to offer competent leadership in congregational life. This program provides high-level theological education for associate ministers, Sunday school teachers, committee chairpersons and others who serve the church.
The "What"
This is a six-course, eighteen-hour, certificate program taught by regular and adjunct faculty of Memphis Theological Seminary. Courses include the following:
2014-2015 Schedule of Classes
Fall 2014
Building Your Ministry – Dr. William Rosser (October – November, 2014)
How do we draw upon social, cultural, institutional, and financial resources to build our ministry? In this course, we will investigate and evaluate different ways to build effective ministry. This will include attention to the use of social media, fund-raising, and creating and sustaining a non-profit organization.
Mission and Outreach – Dr. Andre Johnson (October – November, 2014)
What is our mission as church? How do we identify and promote the mission of our church? How might our mission include a variety of ministries? In this course, we will consider the theological foundations for church mission, varieties of church outreach, and the practical skills necessary for engaging in outreach.
Spring 2015
Diversity in the Christian Tradition (March – April, 2015)
What is the family tree of Christianity? Where did our brothers and sisters in Christ come from? In this course, we will examine the history of Christianity to understand better our shared heritage, our places of agreement and disagreement, and our possibilities for shared life and ongoing conversation in the faith.
Bible and Ministry (March – April, 2015)
How do we come to understand biblical texts to relate them to the life of discipleship in the contemporary world? In this course, we will consider different ways to interpret the Bible. In addition, we will discover how context is important in understanding biblical texts, and how we share biblical meanings with other people of faith.
Summer 2015
Proclaiming the Word (June – July, 2015)
How do we effectively proclaim the Word of God? How do we prepare and deliver a sermon that will be transformative for our hearers? In this course, we will explore different ways of preparation for and engaging in the practice of preaching.
Biblical Theology (June – July, 2015)
What are the foundations of the Christian faith and how are they rooted in the Bible? How do we build upon those foundations through our own faith reflections and sharing with others in pastoral contexts? In this course, we will examine central Christian faith convictions in relation to the Bible. We will also consider different approaches to our own work of doing biblically based theological reflection.
The "When"
Courses will be taught on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings, four hours each, two courses per quarter. Students who complete all six courses receive the Netters Certificate awarded by Memphis Theological Seminary. The tuition for each course is $175.00. All courses will be taught on the seminary campus.
Contact Information
For more information about this new educational opportunity at Memphis Theological Seminary, please contact Melissa Malinoski, Admissions Associate at (901) 334-5857, or Dr. Andre E. Johnson, Netters Assistant Professor of Rhetoric & Religion and African American Studies at (901) 334-5817.
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Rose Bowl - Elkington & Company, Silver, 1900 Reg. No: SH 990409
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- This silver rose bowl was made by Elkington & Company, London, in 1900. It was presented by the the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York to Commodore Alfred L. Winsloe of the Royal Navy in 1901. In 1901 The Duke and Duchess travelled to Australia and New Zealand aboard the HMS Ophir and visited all States over an 11 week period. To mark their voyage on the Ophir, they presented its captain, Commodore Alfred L. Winsloe, with three items of silverware, suitably inscribed. The reason for their tour was to open the first Commonwealth parliament of Australia on 9 May 1901.
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- A silver rose bowl, made by Elkington and Company, London, 1900. Reeded girdles and harp-shaped handles. Royal Navy crest and medal inset, bowl armorial engraved above an inscription.
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- The Argument That Saved Paris by Ian Buruma | NYRblog | The New York Review of Books – This much is known: Nordling did meet von Choltitz several times, mainly to arrange the release of French political prisoners, and to negotiate a truce (threatened by the Communist resistance as much as by German zealots). We also know that von Choltitz, however aristocratic in his comportment, had been a very ruthless character, responsible for the destruction of the center of Rotterdam in May 1940. Worse that that, in 1942 his regiment flattened Sevastopol, and von Choltitz faithfully carried out orders to "liquidate" the Jewish population. He was a perfect illustration of the complicity on the eastern front of German army officers with the Nazi genocide, a shameful fact that has only recently been acknowledged in Germany.
- Intocht Sint Nicolaaas in Amsterdam in 1935 – YouTube –
- Killer whales living with bottlenose dolphins demonstrate cross-species vocal learning – Now, University of San Diego graduate student Whitney Musser and Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute senior research scientist Dr. Ann Bowles have found that killer whales (Orcinus orca) can engage in cross-species vocal learning: when socialized with bottlenose dolphins, they shifted the types of sounds they made to more closely match their social partners. The results, published in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, suggest that vocal imitation may facilitate social interactions in cetaceans. Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2014-10-killer-whales-bottlenose-dolphins-cross-species.html#jCp
- Dust – Lightspeed Magazine – Very late at night, when the buzz of drill dozers has died out, I can hear her breathing. I know that sounds crazy. I don't care.
- SSLv3 goes to the dogs; POODLE kills off protocol – Over the past week, rumours were circulating about a new vulnerability in SSLv3. No details were widely available until today and now we have POODLE, the 'Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption' attack. The attack, specifically against the SSLv3 protocol, allows an attacker to obtain the plaintext of certain parts of an SSL connection, such as the cookie. Similar to BEAST, but more practical to carry out, POODLE could well signal the end of SSLv3 support.
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- The Daily Targum :: Neither man nor woman: life as a non-binary student – On the bottom of my column, I use the pronoun "they." This isn't a typo, despite what many writers at The Guardian and Telegraph assumed as they reported on my Trigger Warning activism. Indeed, I do not identify as a man, the gender I was assigned at birth. I identify as a non-binary student.
- From the Heart of Europe – Refugees of Casablanca –
- The First Female Gamers – Could it really have been so unthinkable to Gygax that a woman would purchase Dungeons & Dragons? His game went on to wild, unprecedented popularity, and women constituted no small part of its long-term audience. To appreciate the situation in 1974, we must understand the market Dungeons & Dragons entered, and the curious consumer group it targeted: gamers.
- Retired NSA Technical Director Explains Snowden Docs – Well, they participate in the parallel reconstruction. So, in other words, when you can't use the data, you have to go out and do a parallel construction, means you use what you would normally consider to be investigative techniques, go find the data. You have a little hint, though. NSA is telling you where the data is, it makes you look really good. If you have it quickly. So then you can justify, taking it into court and use that in court. And so I call that perjury. In fact, I call this a 'Planned Program Perjury Policy' run by the Department of Justice of the United States. And, it's not just affecting our democracy, it's subverting our entire court system. It's not only subverting ours, it's subverting everybody's in the world that has a relationship with the FBI or the DEA. So this is infecting entire democracies, all of the world.
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- Review: 'Unexpected Stories,' By Octavia Butler : NPR – At some point during the excavation, two short stories emerged: "A Necessary Being" and "Childfinder." Both written in the '70s, one was apparently left unpublished by Butler herself, the other part of a famously unreleased anthology. Both are finally seeing the light of day in an e-book called Unexpected Stories.
- Orientation Police — The Nib — Medium – I'm gay. I date men. Some of those men have vaginas.
- Trigger Warning: Breakfast — The Nib — Medium – The next morning, I make him breakfast. If I didn't say no, it's just a romance
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- Activists warn of trans suicide risk in England as surgery delayed | Gay Star News – Activists have claimed the time for trans people to get male to female gender reassignment surgery has skyrocketed in England from seven months to three years.
- David Brothers: Quitting the Big Two – Changing those habits takes effort, which leads me directly to why it isn't difficult to stay away from the Big Two these days: I succeeded at changing my thinking. Wednesdays aren't new comics days any more. I don't read comics news sites when I can help it. I discover new comics via word of mouth or Tumblr. I unplugged in a way that let me maintain my decision instead of waffling and crumbling.
- BBC News – Study: Deforestation leaves fish undersized and underfed – Deforestation is reducing the amount of leaf litter falling into rivers and lakes, resulting in less food being available to fish, a study suggests.
- Hauntology: The Past Inside The Present – This postcard haunts and is haunted. In 1989, its utopian promise haunted a reality that was unable to make good on it, and in turn the postcard was haunted by the increasingly dystopian qualities of reality. In 2009 this haunting-problem now haunts the present as an example of the Marxist hauntology Derrida wrote about. The problems of our imagined Utopias and Dystopias haven't gone away – the postcard is a ghost of the GDR, exploding like a spectre the neat symbolic binaries we put our faith in by being both nice and nasty, wrong and right, innocent and guilty, present and absent. It's also the ghost of childhood, of innocence personal or ideological, imploring us to know its killer, manifesting to us so as to haunt and correct injustice in the same way that ghosts traditionally do. It's a poignant lie about reality and reality is a poignant inadequacy compared to it.
- German tank problem – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – In the statistical theory of estimation, the problem of estimating the maximum of a discrete uniform distribution from sampling without replacement is known in English as the German tank problem, due to its application in World War II to the estimation of the number of German tanks.
The February strike
On 25 February 1941, less than a year into the nazi occupation of the Netherlands, communist union leaders called for a general strike against the increasing persecution of the Jews. The resulting two day strike in Amsterdam and various other cities in North Holland, the February Strike was the first and only massive public protest against the persecution of the Jews in occupied Europe.
Amsterdam had long been a Jewish city, with a large Jewish neighbourhood in the centre and south of the city. Even before the Germans had conquered Holland, there had been clashes between Jewish people and sympathisers against the indigeneous Dutch fascists of the NSB, the National-Socialist Movement. After the occupation the latter became bolder and started systematically harassing Jewish Amsterdammers, who in turn defended themselves, often with the help of their non-Jewish neighbours and friends. This culminated in a street battle at Waterlooplein on 11 February, when a group of NSB thugs attacking Jewish owned businesses were themselves attacked by a communist strike team of Jewish and non-Jewish residents. As the smoke cleared, one NSB man was left mortally wounded, who died on the 14th.
This incident, as well as similar one when the German SD tried to raid a Jewish-owned icecream parlor and got their asses kicked, was the excuse the nazis needed to institute the first razzias, driving together several hundred Jewish men, beating and torturing them, before sending them off to the concentration camps. This razzia took place on February 23-24, with the communist appeal for a general strike following the next morning.
Though the strike in the end was largely futile, it did serve to rip the mask off the nazi occupier. After its brutal repression it was no longer possible to believe things could continue as usual. In Amsterdam the strike is still remembered each year with a march past the Dokwerker, the statue created in remembrance of the strike in 1951, located on the Jonas Daniel Meijerplein, a centre of the old Jewish neighbourhood.
What makes the Februarystrike special is not just that it was such a public act of resistance, but that it was organised by the Dutch communist party and the communist aligned union, at a time when Nazi Germany and the USSR were still nominally allies. It was also one of the few public acts of resistance in the Netherlands, where the majority of the population not unnaturally just tried to keep their head down, while unfortunately the civil administration and bureaucracy went much to far along in their normal patterns of obedience to authority, even when in service to evil. It's a proud moment for the Dutch left, one of those times when it took a principled stand, even if an ultimately futile stand, where it led the ordinary people of Amsterdam in, even if for just two days, resisting the deportation of their Jewish neighbours.
African Trilogy — Alan Moorehead
Mediterranean Front, A Year of Battle, The End in Africa
Alan Moorehead
642 pages including index
published in 1941, 1943,1943, compilation 1945
If journalism is history as first draft, then these three books, Mediterranean Front, A Year of Battle, The End in Africa; published in one volume as African Trilogy are history as second draft. Written while the Second World War was still ongoing, each of these books tell the story of one year of war in the desert, as seen by one of the preeminent war correspondents of the era. Written largely without the benefit of hindsight, from the notes that Moorehead took at the time, these three books together not only provide an interesting look at an important period in World War II, which England largely had to fight on its own, but also at how people at the time thought about the war, when the outcome was by no means certain yet.
If you've heard of Alan Moorehead, it's probably for his post-war books on the exploration of the Nile, The White Nile (1960) and The Blue Nile (1962). During the Second World War he was a correspondent for the Daily Express, following the war in North Africa, the invasion of Sicily and the war in Italy. As becomes clear from reading these three volumes, Moorehead wasn't one of those journalists content to stay at headquarters, but went chasing down the front whenever he could. Some of the incidents here certainly read like Boy's Own Adventures stuff, several times barely escaping running into the enemy at several moments. Moorehead is a born raconteur, aimable, slightly understated, though with some of the attitudes and language use of the time that might seem strange to modern readers.
The Wages of Destruction – Adam Tooze
The Wages of Destruction
Adam Tooze
800 pages including notes and index
published in 2006
When I read Hitler's Empire back in August, I had actually wanted to read The Wages of Destruction, due to Alex Harrowell's review when it came out. I couldn't find it so Mark Mazower's book was a more than acceptable substitute. Both books look at the economy of Nazi Germany and the empire it carved out, each in their own way. Whereas Mazower's point of view is that of a historian turned economist, Tooze approached the subject from the other side: economicst first, historian second. And while Mazower primarily looked at the interaction and tensions between nazi ideology, economci reality and the demands of war, Tooze goes for the more fundamental question of how the fundamental constrains of the German economy influenced nazi decision making, argueing that seemingly irrational decisions made by Hitler and the nazi leadership, not the least the decision to invade Russia, made perfect sense when looking at the economic context.
Which is not to say, nor does Tooze, that Nazi ideology wasn't not irrational or evil, but that if you take into account their worldview, that in this context their decisions were rational and clearheaded and clearly informed by the economic realities of Germany. To the Nazis, as to most intelligent observers between the wars, it was clear that Germany was doomed to be a second rate power, not big or rich enough to seriously challenge countries like England, with its vast colonial empire, let alone America or the USSR. Under the Weimar Republic, the best it could hope to achieve was to become a middling European power, growing rich on American coat tails. Nazism set out to change this, to conquer a larger living space for the German race by force and through pure willpower and technology transform the German economy into the equal or even the superior of the American. This struggle lies behind all strategic decisions the Nazi leadership made in the runup to the war and during it, each time putting their faith into another great leap forward, each time still finding themselves in the same box, in the end not having been able to overcome these fundamental limitations.
Middelburg 17 May 1940 — the Forgotten Bombardment
Market square after the bombardment.
If the bombardment of Rotterdam, together with that of Warsaw is one of the biggest atrocities of the early Second World War, it was not the only one. Three days after the bombardment forced the capitulation of the Netherlands, another Dutch town was bombed to the ground: my hometown, Middelburg.
Unlike Rotterdam, Middelburg has been somewhat forgotten outside Zeeland, only a footnote to the history of the German invasion in the "frightening May days of 1940″. But since this is the seventieth anniversary of the bombardment, some care has been put into making sure it won't pass by unnoticed again. An academic research and lecture programme has been set up, as well as a series of more conventional remembrances, an educational package has been prepared for the province's secondary and primary schools, all of which is of course coordinated with a frankly not very good website. A bit of a waste opportunity that site, only available in Dutch, with the history of the bombardment, the most important part, hidden away in PDF files. On the plus side, it has some good pictures of the devastation caused by the bombardment, the picture above being one of them.
What Middelburg looked liked after the bombardment.
On 10 May 1940 the Germans invaded the Netherlands and Belgium on their way to France. As they had tried more or less the same thing in the First World War the French strategy was to meet them halfway, moving into Belgium and the Southern Netherlands to stop them. As you know this wasn't quite succesful, but some French units (including French Moroccan units) managed to get as far as Breda before retreating westwards into Zeeland. This was the reason why the Dutch surrender on the fifteenth did not include Zeeland, as that was occupied by French troops. The slow withdrawal of the French meant that on the 17th Middelburg was near the frontline, with most inhabitants fortunately evacuated already as a precaution. That day a combination of aerial and artillery bombardment by the Germans broke the last resistance in Zeeland, with the last French soldiers already having disappeared into Belgium.
Twentytwo people died in the bombardment, which could have been much higher had there been no evacuation. The material devastation however was enormous, with most of the historical centre — some parts dating back to around 800 CE — destroyed. Some 253 houses and 320 shops and other business buildings were destroyed, as well as another 18 or so public buildings, including the old abbey and the city hall. The evacuation may have saved lifes, but it also meant there were few people other than the voluntary fire fighters available to extinguish the many small fires that the bombardment started; much of the damage therefore was done by fire rather than explosion. That it was such nice, warm, dry spring weather didn't help either…
Unlike Rotterdam the bombardment was not intended as a terror bombardment, but a tactical decision to break the remaining resistance in Zeeland. The Germans supposed that Middelburg was were the French units had their headquarters and allegedly also believe there were artillery and anti-aircraft guns in place in the city, which was not the case. These reasons for the bombardment do not excuse the crime of course, but do make the bombardment more understandable than that of Rotterdam.
After the war the rebuild of Middelburg had to start. Where in Rotterdam the city had chosen to be brutally unsentimental in rebuilding its city centre, chosing for a throroughly modern approach, Middelburg chosen to try and recreate the old centre, though it did take advantage of the opportunity to rationalise the centre somewhat. The large open market in the heart of the city was split in two by creating a new row of houses through the middle of it, several smaller streets completely disappeared, while a few other changes meant the rebuild city hall and abbey were more visible, no longer hidden behind cramped streets. It worked out well in the end, though the price was high.


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Review: 2014-04-11, spectacular finish between Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Roy Nelson: it is close to get four stars (UFC Performance of the Night). Antonio Rodrigo 'Minotauro' Nogueira entered this fight with a professional mma record of 34-8-1 (71% finishing rate) and he is ranked as the No.13 heavyweight in the world, he is a black belt in Brazilian jiu-itsu (4th segree) and judo; he fought just once in 2013 losing to Fabricio Werdum in their rematch (via submission: Nogueira vs Werdum 2).
His opponent, Roy Nelson, has an official record of 19-9-0 (89% finishing rate) and he entered as the No.12 in the same weight class, he is also a black belt in bjj and he fought three times last year but he won just the first bout against Cheick Kongo (=Nelson vs Kongo) and then he lost to Stipe Miocic (=Nelson vs Miocic) and Daniel Cormier (=Cormier vs Nelson). 'Minotauro' Nogueira vs Nelson is the main event of UFC Fight Night 40 – Ufn. Watch the video and rate this fight!
Event: UFC Fight Night 40: Nogueira vs Nelson
Date: 2014-04-11
Where: du Arena, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Division: heavyweight (265 lbs, 120 kg)
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Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs Roy Nelson
Clay Guida vs Tatsuya Kawajiri
John Howard vs Ryan LaFlare
Beneil Dariush vs Ramsey Nijem
Nogueira's previous fight: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs Fabricio Werdum 2
Nelson's previous fight: Daniel Cormier vs Roy Nelson
Nelson's next fight: Mark Hunt vs Roy Nelson
Nogueira's next fight: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs Stefan Struve
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The Philadelphia Jewish Exponent
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This database is an index of more than 57,000 obituary notices which appeared in the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent, compiled by volunteers from the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia. Upon completion of the project, data spanning from April 1887 to the present will be available. Data is currently available in the database for the following dates: 1887-1911, 1914-1936, 1946, Jul-Dec 1947, 1948, Sep-Dec 1950, 1951-1953, 1955-1957, (Jan-Jun 1958 not available), Jul-Dec 1958, 1959-1964, Jan-Sep 1970, 1973, 1979, 1992-1994, Mar-Dec 2003, 2004, Sep-Nov 2005, Mar-Dec 2006, and 2007-2012.
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The Philadelphia Jewish Exponent is published weekly, by the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia.
To view the actual obituaries which this database indexes, consult back issues of the Jewish Exponent in hardcopy or on microfilm, at the following locations:
Philadelphia Jewish Archives Center
Temple University, Urban Archives, Paley Library, 1210 Polett Walk, Philadelphia, PA 19122. Tel.: (215) 204-8257.
Has: Bound copies of the Jewish Exponent (1887 to 1999), individual copies of the Jewish Exponent (2000 to present).
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Albert M. Greenfield Microform and Media Center, 1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107. Tel.: (215) 732-2680.
Has: Microfilm of the Jewish Exponent, v. 1, no. 1 (Apr. 15, 1887) – v. 125, no. 47 (June 24, 1955).
Free Library of Philadelphia – Logan Circle
1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103. Tel.: (215) 686-5322. Newspaper & Microfilm Center: Tel.: (215) 686-5431 or -5432
Has: Microfilm of the Jewish Exponent:
4/15/1887 - 3/31/1891, 4/18/1895 - 12/31/1912, 1/1/1914 - 12/31/1922, 1/1/1924 - 12/26/1969, 8/5/1977 - 12/31/1979, 1/2/1981 - 4/30/1982, 7/1/1982 -12/31/1982, 6/3/1983 - to present.
and six months of current issues.
University of Pennsylvania – Center for Judaic Studies
420 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106. Tel.: (215) 238-1290.
Has: Microfilms: Call Number: AP2.J4952 (microfilm).
v.1:no.1 (1887:Apr.15) - v.1:no.26; v.7:no.1 (1890:Apr.10) - v.125:no.47 (1955:Jun.24); v.147:no.18 (1970:May.1) - v.204:no.27 (1998:Dec.31).
Note: They do not have a microfilm reader. Our volunteer requested that the microfilm be sent over to the main campus library, Van Pelt Library. Patrons interested in the microfilm should contact the Center for Jewish Studies for a similar request.
Jewish Exponent
2100 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103. Tel: (215) 832-0700.
Has: Hardcopy, depending on age of paper, which can be viewed and/or copied in person. This is a working newspaper.
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LYBURN — It was a banner year for the Hatfield-McCoy Trails in 2012 with continued increases in rider permits and nationwide interest thanks to the opening of a new trail system at HMT the same week a television min-series became a nationwide blockbuster.
On Friday, Dec. 21employees of HMT found out just how good it was when Executive Director Jeff Lusk gave them the good news and Christmas bonuses at the company Christmas Party.
Everyone from the rangers, to the field maintenance team, to the executives and the customer sales representatives were gathered at HMT's new headquarters at Lyburn for a delicious dinner, a day off with pay, and a chance to relax with friends and enjoy the holiday season.
Many of them have worked together for years and are close friends, which creates a feeling of camaraderie and a motivated team.
Executive Director, Jeff Lusk had plenty of good news at Christmas time for HMT's staff.
"We have had a fantastic year sales wise," he said. "Our permit sales are up 12 percent this year and our merchandise sales are also up."
Lusk noted that over the past three years while the rest of the country was in an extreme economic downturn, Hatfield-McCoy continued to grow and expand and see more business.
"Our sales have gone up steadily in the seven years I have been with the company," he noted. "And right now we have some of the best employees in the world. These are the best people we have ever had in our work force right now that we have ever had. And we are growing and have several new people with us this year as well."
"This was a banner year for us and we were able to do pay raises for our employees across the board, which speaks very well to the financial health of our company. We truly appreciate you and we hope the holidays are good for you this year," he added.
New employees were introduced to the long term HMT team, and everyone enjoyed a delicious catered meal. Following the meal, one Ranger got a promotion to Sergeant and the news that he will be joined by some new ones in his territory. HMT Rangers not only enforce the laws on the trails and handle emergency situations or needed investigations; they also handle some of the regular, routine maintenance on trail systems.
One field crew member said this year's two major projects are Ivy Branch, a new system that will be coming online to be added to the existing trail systems and the trail system for Lincoln County. Even though there are other things that may come into play, these two will be the top priority jobs for 2013.


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Ok, Cool. Also how much space do I need on my SD card to backup?
Edit: Btw, Thanks for fast reply.
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yeah i was doing a backup on mine and was taking a shit when I saw all those bad blocks cuz I saw my friend do his with no bad blocks, I'm thinking cuz his was a fresh hack and mine was already Twilight hacked?
They are called factory bad blocks for a very good reason. Not quite sure why so many bad blocks are allowed but it doesn't seem to affect the Wii too much.
Not really doing much Wii stuff these days.
Well I have 4.1 system and it alowes me to do both install it as boot2 and as an ios also i sofmoded my friends wii 4.2e and it also had both options.
Do you need gc controler to make nand back up or can u use the new classic controller
i was asking cuz on myn i sued power on reset and i had bootmii as boot2 but my friend need gc
he installed bootmii as boot2 and as an ios i am just curios can i uninstall it the ios one or will it brick the wii.Because i read that It is not recommended to restore your NAND if you have Bootmii installed as an IOS since hes dumbass i thnk hill brick pretty soon.


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Gossip Girl Music: The Best of Season 4 So Far!
We're bored. What on earth are we supposed to do with ourselves while Gossip Girl is on spring hiatus? Blake Lively (Serena) is busy baking cupcakes and buying toothbrushes. Chace Crawford (Nate) and Ed Westwick (Chuck) are flirting with gorgeous women. What are we doing? Reliving Season 4's magical musical and sartorial moments to keep our senses stimulated. Over and over again.
But then we had a genius idea. Why not make a playlist of our favorite tunes from every episode of Season 4 thus far?
And here it is! Enjoy the hand-picked fruits of our labor below.
Now we just need to organize a party, create some drama, and wear our most fabulous frocks!
"L'heure Avait Sonne" by Joyce Jonathan (Belles du Jour)
"One Life Stand" by Hot Chip (The Undergraduates)
"Love The Way You Lie" by Eminem Feat. Rihanna (Easy J)
"Blister in the Sun" by Nouvelle Vague (Empire of the Son)
"The Phoenix Alive" by Monarchy (While You Weren't Sleeping)
"Never Get Enough" by Das Pop (Goodbye, Columbia)
"At Your Door" by Alexi Murdoch (It-Girl Happened One Night)
"Young Blood" by The Naked and Famous (Panic Roommate)
"Lost A Girl" by New Young Pony Club (Touch of Eva)
"Je N'Suis Rien" by Benoit Mansion (Easy J)
"Dancing On My Own" by Robyn (War at the Roses)
"Fire in Your New Shoes" by Kaskade feat Martina of Dragonette (Damien Darko)
"Je T'aime...Moi Non Plus" by Serge Gainsbourg (Double Identity)
"Monokini" by Nous Non Plus (Damien Darko)
"Like a G6" by Far East Movement (Goodbye, Columbia)
"Down By The Water" by The Drums (Juliet Doesn't Live Here Anymore)
"Make Me Wanna Die" by The Pretty Reckless (The Witches of Bushwick)
"Cosmic Love" by Florence + The Machine (Panic Roommate)
"For All Your Sins" by The Dig (The Kids Are Not All Right)
"Coming Home" (feat. Skylar Grey) by Diddy- Dirty Money (The Townie)
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May 8, 2013
A new video from CORHIO explores how health information exchange (HIE) improves communication between hospitals and long-term care providers.
Long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) providers face challenges when coordinating patient care, especially when transitioning patients from a hospital. The patient and their family members are often struggling to understand a new diagnosis and could be confused by new medical terminology and medications. And patients are at their most vulnerable, physically and mentally, during this time. It's vital for providers to have accurate information on discharged or transferred patients to avoid medication errors, adverse events, duplicate medical tests, and unnecessary readmissions.
CORHIO's new video addresses these issues and features LTPAC providers who are using the health information exchange to gather information on patients before admitting them or taking over their care. Included are interviews with a home health agency – Professional Home Health Care, a retirement community – Frasier Meadows, a hospice – Tru Community Care, and a patient of Professional Home Health Care.
Before and After HIEThe providers and administrators in the video explain how their workflow was before they implemented CORHIO's HIE. For example, Alexis Bellinger, RN at Professional Home Health, says: "Before CORHIO's HIE, we spent 1-2 hours on a readmission and 2-4 hours on a new admission. It takes time to gather medication lists, reconcile them, and contact multiple doctors."
The video also includes comments on how the HIE has improved transitions of care and saved the organizations time. Georgia Berger, Health Information Administrator at Frasier Meadows, comments: "Everything happens faster, everything's smoother, meds get ordered more quickly. The pain gets relieved faster."
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These are pricey for over-the-ear headphones but they're incredibly comfortable, sound great, and do double duty. The Embrace is a wired stereo headset that comes with a cable with integrated mic and controls for iOS devices. That means you can listen to music and make or take calls without having to take your device out of your bag. Sounds great for multi-tasking students. The integrated in-line remote control and microphone is designed for iPod, iPhone or iPad, but BlueAnt also supplies an adapter, which expands support for the microphone and remote to other devices.
Backing up your files and data is as important as brushing your teeth every day. You do brush, don't you? Equally as important to a mobile student is having access to those files wherever they are, not just on an external hard drive on the desk.
Think cloud. Sugar Sync lets you select which files you want to back up in real time, and gives you access to them in the library, in the coffee shop, or in your classroom. In fact, if you made a recent change to a paper you don't like, you can even access a previous version of that file.
You can also share select files publicly if you're working on a group project. There are other cloud-based storage options, like DropBox, but Sugar Sync gives you the option of continuously syncing multiple files. Backing up has to be a no-brainer or no one will do it. A 5GB account is free, above that you pay. There are free apps for SmartPhones.
One last thing: software. Check with school before you buy an Office suite (word processor, spreadsheet, etc.). They're expensive, and many schools include them in the technology fee you pay. They may give it to you free or at a much reduced price once you arrive.
Also, make sure your antivirus software is up to date and running. Norton and Trend Micro make software that protects you on a wireless network as well, great for students logging on and off to free wi-fi wherever they go. AVG offers free antivirus protection, you can download it here: http://free.avg.com/us-en/homepage


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Updated at: 04/10/2013 4:33 PM
ST. PAUL – Republican State Representative Greg Davids, of Preston, is heading up legislation that would establish a new veterans home in Preston.
"Constituents from Preston came to me with this idea," says Davids. "After talking with them, I agreed that we should try to make this dream a reality. Establishing a new veterans home in this state can be a lengthy process, so it's time to get the ball rolling."
Davids' bill calls for a facility with at least 70 beds. Under the current version of the bill, the federal government would also provide 65% of the funding. The other 35% would be contributed by non-state sources such as local units of government, veterans' organizations and corporations and other business entities.
"Preston would meet the necessary state qualifications as its more than 75 miles from the nearest facility in Hastings," says Davids. "And it would serve veterans from southeastern Minnesota, southwest Wisconsin, and northeast Iowa and bring new job opportunities for our residents."


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Summertime in Atlanta can be hot and miserable, even when taking cover in front of the air conditioning. Just imagine how hot it is in your attic, where there is no air conditioning system blowing cool air around.
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Waldo PizzaRead MoreWaldo Pizza: A User's Guide Award-Winning Pizza | Featured on Food Network |100+ Beers | Lunch Buffet | Vegan and Gluten-Free Menus Sample Menu Pizza: the Waldo Combo loaded with hamburger, canadian bacon, pork sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, and veggies Pasta: lasagna with pepperoni, canadian bacon, ricotta, and cheddar Sandwich: housemade meatballs and sauce on toasted ciabatta What to Drink The eatery's nationally recognized beer selection features more than 100 bottles of imported and domestic brews. And that doesn't even include the lineup of 20 beers on tap or the vast selection of wines and cocktails. When to Go To get the most bang for your buck, stop in Monday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–2 p.m. for the all-you-can-eat lunch buffet. If that doesn't work, aim for a Tuesday, when guests receive a second pizza for half price. While You're Waiting Before making your own pizza disappear, marvel at the tricks and illusions of professional magician Eric Z. He appears every Monday night at the downtown location and every second and fourth Thursday night at the Lee's Summit location. Inside Tip Vegans and folks with gluten allergies have all sorts of options at Waldo's. The restaurant offers a full gluten-free menu—including a locally made pizza crust made with rice flour—and tops its dairy-free pies with soy cheese.1543 NE Douglas St,Lee's Summit, MO US
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LaMar's Donuts Lee's SummitRead MoreRay Lamar hasn't spent decades perfecting his donuts. In fact, his namesake shops still use the same recipes that Ray developed in 1933—at the age of 17—when he got his first job working a donut fryer. World War II and a postwar career as a stockbroker interrupted Ray's donut-making pursuits, although he returned to his roots in 1960 when he founded the first LaMar's Donuts. The shop went on to become a Kansas City icon, with crowds arriving well before 6 a.m. to line up outside the doors and taunt the roosters for sleeping in. Ray and his wife, Shannon, eventually decided to expand their business into a regional empire, and LaMar's Donuts currently boasts 27 franchised stores spread across six states. Even with all of this growth, decades-old traditions still dictate how things are done. The workers prepare more than 75 different kinds of donuts, hand-making fresh batches of perennial favorites as well as recent inventions each and every morning. In addition to the original glazed creation that dates back to 1933, the menus can feature a variety of cake donuts with flavors such as red velvet, apple spice, and maple. Since donuts and coffee go together as naturally as paper shredders and subpar report cards, the stores also prepare cappuccinos, mochas, and other coffee drinks. These are all made with handpicked beans that slowly roast inside Italian brick ovens.3801 S M-291 Hwy.Lee's Summit, MO US
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Japanese Green Pheasant
Japan except the island of Yezo.
Grass, brush and woods near cultivated fields.
Male has dark metallic green crown, nape, throat, breast and belly. Neck is purple; wing coverts bluish-grey; rump and upper tail coverts greenish-grey; tail green with purple. Beak horn-yellow; legs and feet blackish. The female is not as brightly colored as the male. This helps her hide while caring for her eggs and chicks.
This pheasant shares the restless and wary nature of all the game pheasants and is usually rather wild in captivity. If suddenly disturbed it is inclined to fly straight up. It often hides or seeks sanctuary in thick vegetation or shrubs where it also sleeps.
8-15 eggs are laid. Incubation lasts 24 days. The hens are usually good brooders and look after their chicks well provided they can make their nesting scrape in a quiet and well sheltered corner where there is no risk of being disturbed.
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This easy soup recipe is perfect for winter lunches.
4 packages of chicken bones
3-1/2 quarts of water (enough to cover)
1 large whole onion, peeled
1 tbsp salt
5 carrots
3 celery stalks with leaves
2 sprigs dill
3 sprigs parsley
Step 1: Clean bones. Place them in a large soup pot and add water and onion. Bring to a boil, and skim if there is any fat on top. Cook over medium heat for 1/2 hour.
Step 2: Add remaining ingredients, cover and cook over low heat for 1 hour or until all vegetables are tender.
Step 3: Remove bones and vegetables and strain soup. If desired, carrots can be left in the soup. Serve with or without matzoh balls.
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text: Now clearly both show a forested, lush area, and there is only one forest that we know of is Northrend so far: Grizzly Hills, supposedly a redwood type of forest home to the Northern Furbolgs. This forest, however, looks a little greener than that-- it may be the Sholazar Basin, which we haven't seen screenshots of yet. Obviously the creature above is some new kind of Dryad, so that means we may see traces of Cenarius in Northrend, and when you mention Cenarius, you have to mention the Emerald Dream. So we may find out more about that line of lore in Northrend as well. Very interesting.


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Anyone notice the following:
Relatively low-poly models... Make for some chinky heads/helmets/accessories. This is made more pronounced by the shadows.
LOW RES TEXTURES! Lack of detail textures! Look at the pic with the cave wall! I would have liked to see UT-style s3tc-like superhighrez textures when you get REALLY close to a surface.
Low poly environments. Gone are the curvylicious days of Quake3. Were'e back to octagonal pipes and individually visible planes on curved surfaces! (see the curvy wall in the pic with the scientist.
Everything is a stupid, lame WHITE light. No nice, scary ambient greens/blues.
No pixelshader effects or special maps on surfaces. See newer DeusEx2 screns to see what I mean!
The monitor doesnt 'glow'. It's little touches like this that make games all the more immersive!
Too much influence exerted by the Rolling stones! "I see a red door and I want it painted black. No colors anymore the textures must be BLACK...."
Unreal2 engine LOOKS MORE IMPRSSIVE! I can't believe I just said that!
Ive always hated Unreal engine tech with a passion! But DeusEx2 looks more graphicallyimpressive than Doom3!
That's a good thing. Gameplay on deusEx WILL BE FANTASTIC. Uncle Warren Spector made the damn game. Doom 3 is an unknown.
Knowing ID, it's probably 100% Run-and-gun with the typical stupid, "run towards player" AI.
This was fine in quake1, since THAT GAME COST ME $20 (best 20 bucks i ever spent!) and the main appeal was quakeworld multiplayer.
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SMETHPORT – A trial for a Mt. Jewett man charged with rape began Monday in McKean County Court, featuring the testimony of the alleged victim.
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I'm begging, don't hack the hacksFebruary 11,2013WASHINGTON I spent a long time looking at W.s sprezzatura in the shower, the play of light and shadow on his muscular back, and his face winsomely reflected in the shaving mirror.
I gazed at the former presidents legs and toes in the bathtub, overcome with relief that W. was now under the influence of Lucian Freud rather than Dick Cheney.
Images of W.s tasteful nude self-portraits went viral after being published on the Smoking Gun website on Thursday; they were stolen from his sister Doros email account by a hacker called Guccifer, who is now being investigated by the Secret Service for pillaging three years of Bush family email.
Congress and the news media are engaged in a febrile debate about the way America has used torture and drones, trying to figure out if the war on terror launched by W. got out of control and warped our sense of right and wrong. In the midst of this cacophony on morality, W. himself seems to have escaped to a simpler, more solipsistic landscape, making illustrations of his illustrious torso.
We are not talking Bonnard-level nude bath paintings. But, like W.s charming oil portrait of Barney, signed 43, which he released himself when his dog died recently, the pictures were surprisingly interesting and humanizing.
The way the artist uses light on surfaces, the sun coming through a fabric shade and hitting the water in the bathtub, is quite deft, as are his brush strokes and his use of a Rokeby Venus-style face in the mirror.
The man can handle a brush. And we thought he could only clear brush. The president who came across as a paint-by-numbers executive in public life can actually paint in private life.
Its weird because W.s presidency was not a reality-based undertaking; it did not look carefully at the world. And yet his paintings reflect meticulous optical observation.
As president (where he also showed sprezzatura), W. was led by Cheney and Rummy. But as a painter, he savors his own perspective.
The Smoking Gun reported that Guccifer infiltrated the email of Doro Bush and several family friends, collecting cellphone numbers, security codes, photos including ones of the paintings and another of the first President Bush in the hospital and emails, including one by Jeb Bush about how his father helped restore Bill Clintons sordid reputation.
It was a week for worrying about the dark side of our cool, fast, exciting, heedless new technologies.
We are so dizzy and intoxicated by our new toys from iPhones to drones that we are hopelessly addicted to them before we fully understand the downsides.
The instant gratification they offer makes us shortsighted in an unprecedented way. Its insane how vulnerable weve made ourselves, like drunks failing to look around as they walk into traffic. Hackers could shut down the way we live, and if they hacked into drones or nuclear codes, determine the way we die. If you think it through, which most of us avoid, the prospect of Techmaggedon is terrifying.
On Thursday, at John Brennans confirmation hearing to be CIA director, some senators took a stab at thinking it through on the smart, sleek, robotic machine that dominates our political debate. (Drones, not Obama.)
Those who battled Cheneys nefarious efforts to obliterate constitutional checks and balances and practice pre-emption cant look the other way when a Democratic president is caught up in the narcotic allure of drones and pre-emption. You sell a little bit of the democratic soul when you start zapping people with no due process.
The Chinese, who have already broken into the White House computer network, have now pilfered, maybe spear-phished, oceans of emails from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.
With the Chinese stockpiling our vile, vexed, vulgar, vivacious and vinous emails, they can trounce us easily. They can simply threaten to release a batch of our e-bombs about our bosses, spouses, dates, friends and crushes. Well all lose our jobs, but everyone else will, too, so we can just reboot and change places.
Its already too late to stop sending embarrassing e-missives, with a decade worth of hand grenades out there rolling around.
Just as Obama knows in his heart that, while seductive, drones need limits, so we know that, while seductive, emails need limits because sooner or later, the Chinese or some bitter hacker in his basement or some 10-year-old kid is going to make all our titillating emails public.
The rule of thumb in Washington used to be: Dont do anything that you wouldnt want to see printed on the front page of The New York Times. The new rule is: Dont send an email you wouldnt want to see printed on the front page of The New York Times. (Especially if you work here.)
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The Model Secondary School for the Deaf's (MSSD's) 28th winter dance concert, World Dance Express 2010, originally scheduled for the evenings of February 5 and 6, was postponed due to the severe snow storms in the Washington, D.C., area. Audiences will have another opportunity to see the concert on February 26 and 27.
World Dance Express 2010 will take audiences on a journey through dances from cultures around the globe, including India, West Africa, Japan, and the United States.
"We are thrilled to bring to the MSSD stage again this year outstanding professional dance companies. The concert gives our students an opportunity to experience professional companies close up. They see how the choreographers create dance numbers with movement, lights, and costumes," said Yola Rozynek, concert director and performing arts specialist. "Our guest artists inspire our students to reach for the stars in their own career plans."
World Dance Express 2010 will showcase MSSD dancers and guest dance companies from the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. The concert features a variety of dance genres, including hip hop, jazz, multicultural, modern, funk, emotional, Latino, West African, classical Indian, and traditional Japanese. The guest companies performing this year are the Eleanor Roosevelt High School Dance Company, the Wild Zappers, the National Deaf Dance Theater, the Nrityalaya School of Indian Classical Odissi Dance, the Shizumi Kodomo Dance Troupe, the Flux Fusion Dance Group, and guest soloist Ameena Patterson.
This year's outstanding choreographers include Fred Beam, Michelle Banks, Baranda Johnson, and Rozynek. Three MSSD student choreographers—James Carter, Wade Green, and Adrian Saylor—will debut original works for Latin, modern, and multicultural/modern dances, respectively.
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The Washington Post's E. J. Dionne has weighed in with another of his measured, analytically rigorous, I'm-allergic-to-double-standard columns, this time on the debt ceiling. According to Dionne,
Starting this week, the talk in our nation's capital will be dominated by whether or not Congress should raise the debt ceiling—as if we have any choice but to pay off our obligations. It will be a colossally foolish and self-destructive battle, another sign of how fanaticism and ideological obsession are rendering our country ungovernable.
Dionne had particularly harsh words for Marco Rubio, the Florida Senator who said:
The fact that we are here today to debate raising America's debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the U.S. Government can't pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government's reckless fiscal policies. … Increasing America's debt weakens us domestically and internationally. Leadership means that "the buck stops here." Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. America has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better. I therefore intend to oppose the effort to increase America's debt limit.
Hold on. Wait a minute. I'm sorry; I've made a terrible mistake. These aren't the words of Senator Marco Rubio; they're the words of then-Senator Barack Obama, from 2006. Which raises this question: Do you recall the column by Dionne excoriating Obama and other Democrats for voting against raising the debt ceiling during the Bush presidency? That's funny; neither do I. Which tells you much of what you need to know about Dionne these days.


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Donald Lowell Smith, 65, of Columbia City, diedat 10:16 p.m. Tuesday, July 24, 2012, at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Fort Wayne.
Born Dec. 26, 1946, in Huntington, he was the son of Albert L. and Lois (Walker) Smith.
A lifetime Whitley County resident, he graduated with the class of 1965 from Columbia City High School.
He was honorably discharged from the U. S. Coast Guard where he served from 1966 to 1970.
On July 1, 1967, he married Susan E. Dautz in Columbia City. From 1965-1997, he worked at General Electric, Fort Wayne.
Betty M. Ballard, 86, of Columbia City, died at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, July 26, 2012, at Renaissance Village where she had been a resident since June.
She was born Sept. 4, 1925, in Columbia City, a daughter of Guy and Mabel (Graves) Putman.
She graduated from Columbia City High School in 1943.
On May 28, 1943, she was united in marriage to Delbert Ballard.
They made their home west of Columbia City. Mr. Ballard died in 1975.
She was a sales representative for Avon from 1953 until 1968, and a custodian at Columbia City High School from 1975 until 1990.
COLUMBIA CITY — In the interest of making it easier to contact key personnel at The Post & Mail, a reconfiguration of contact information is being developed.
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Hannah Schaefer, of Columbia City, won the ARTS Talent Showcase singing competition with her performance of "Vanilla Ice Cream" from the broadway musical, "She Loves Me." She also received an award for photography modeling.
Shaefer attended the ARTS Showcase in Orlando, Fla. with Charmaine Models and Talent Agency. While there, she competed in singing, television commercials, photography modeling, runway modeling, swimsuit modeling, monologue and cold reading.
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COLUMBIA CITY — A local man was severely injured Wednesday after hitting a vehicle head on with his motorcycle.
Thomas Hesting of Columbia City was airlifted to Fort Wayne at approximately 10:30 a.m. from the area of Ind. 9 and CR 500 N.
Witnesses say Hesting drove his Harley Davidson motorcycle left of center, hitting a vehicle driven by Chelsea Craig of Columbia City head on.
Craig was transported by ambulance to Parkview Whitley with back pain.
The Whitley County Sheriff's Department said Hesting was wearing a helmet and Craig was properly restrained.
COLUMBIA CITY — After the violent shooting that took place in a movie theater in Aurora, Colo. July 20, killing 12 people and injuring 58, local government officials met to discuss procedures in the event of similar scenario in Whitley County.
As a precaution, Mayor Ryan Daniel said he met with Fire Chief Thomas LaRue, Police Chief Timothy Longenbaugh and Director of Communications Terry Wherry Monday morning.
At the Columbia City Common Council meeting Tuesday, Daniel explained their discussion.
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Dave Pearson, chairman of MSC, welcomed a majority of downtown Churubusco business owners.
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SOUTH WHITLEY — The severe storm on June 29 left quite a mess in the town of South Whitley which prompted resident Les Hoffman to attend the town council meeting Tuesday evening regarding limb pick-up.
"I don't know if there is a rhyme or reason how they pick up sticks," Hoffman said. "The last town gentleman that picked those up was very timely. Right now, they don't seem to be on a timely basis at all and there should be a system for stick pick-up by finishing one neighborhood at a time."
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