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The Rider's International Northwind turnout is made for the hard playing horse. This blanket has a lifetime guarantee against rips on its outer layer. Coat-smoothing polyester lining (not available until Fall 2013). Warm and durable, this blanket allows your horse to move freely while still protecting them from harsh weather.
Durable, waterproof and breathable turnout blanket is perfect for colder weather. This Rider's International heavy weight turnout blanket has a 640 denier ripstop outer shell and 340 grams of fill.
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A special two-hour workshop for families. Kids and adults explore works in the collection and special exhibitions, then use their experience in the galleries as inspiration in art-making workshops.
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Registration for all sessions of this workshop begins at 10:30 a.m. on October 8.
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There's a little tech fashionista inside of all of us and we, at TBF, harnessed ours and headed on over to the case-mate Fall 2010 Showroom to check out all the newest cases. We want all of our accessories to look chic, right?
Case-mate Fall 2010 Collection Preview
We were excited to see that there's lots of good stuff for all you iPhone and iPad owners out there, men and women alike. Case-mate's got great color palettes, some fancy metallics and some dually functional cases too. We really liked that there were credit card slots in a few of the designs for the convenience of only bringing your cell phone on an errand or elsewhere! Since we're constantly chit-chatting on our phones it's also nice to know there is a line of anti-radiation technology with the design called Bounce.
The most notable cases, in our humble opinion, were the new variations of iPhone 4 covers by Industrial Designer, Erik Arlen. He created, amongst others, the Quartet Case and the Stacks for which he played with both functional and fun elements to make stackable, interchangeable pieces of all different colors that can be mixed-and-matched to your heart's delight! iPhone 4s everywhere are going to be tickled to wear this new innovation!
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Read: John Tortorella Is The Right Coach At The Right Time For Rick Nash
At Puck Rakers, Aaron Portzline writes that for the first time in a while, Rick Nash will have someone who can challenge him to be better and reach another level of his game.
That guy, according to Portzline, is Rangers coach John Tortorella:
John Tortorella seems the perfect coach for Rick Nash at this stage of his career. Nash has been the best player in Columbus since, what, year two of his career? Since before or after Hitchcock was in Columbus, none of the Blue Jackets coaches have pushed him – or been able to push him. Nash stopped playing down low on the power play, where the beatings occur. He stopped playing on the penalty kill. Previous coach Scott Arniel indicated Nash no longer wanted to play in front of the net on the man advantage, but it was Arniel's decision to take him off the penalty kill.
Hitchcock coached in Columbus from 2006 to the middle of 2010.
Adam Rotter: John Tortorella brings an honest approach to dealing with his players and in cases where the player is mentally strong and understands that Torts is trying to help them with his honesty, the player becomes better. Nash seems to understand what kind of environment he is coming into, along with the expectations, so I expect that he and Tortorella will get along quite well.


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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle creator of Sherlock Holmes, like the rest of us, sometimes suffered from writers block, those days when creativity has stalled. Writing is hard work and clearly illustrates even our most famous writers had to practice their craft. The National Library of Scotland tells the story of manuscripts found, locked away upon […]
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The distinctive rounded zippered wallet is simple and sturdy and inside the wallet it's divided into three compartments. Look at a photo showing the inside of the wallet by clicking on the Additional Image(s) tab. The embroidery is the same on both sides of the wallet.
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Arthur James Donovan, Jr ... First Colt to enter Pro Football Hall of Fame ... Began NFL play as 26-year-old rookie in 1950 ... Vital part of Baltimore's climb to powerhouse status in 1950s ... All-NFL, 1954 through 1958 ... Played in five Pro Bowls ... Great morale builder on Colts teams ... Son of famous boxing referee of same name ... Played at Boston College after World War II Marines service ... Born June 5, 1925, in Bronx, New York ... Died August 4, 2013 at age 88.
Art Donovan, the son of a famous boxing referee of the same name, first played football at Mount St. Michael's High School in the Bronx. Somehow he was overlooked on the all-metropolitan prep team and, when he played college football at Boston College, the best Art could do was second-team All-New England.
But in the professional ranks, it was a different story for Art, whose World War II service stint so put off his college career that he was a 26-year old rookie when he joined the Baltimore Colts in 1950. The hapless Colts folded after one season, and Art moved to the New York Yanks in 1951, then played for the Dallas Texans in 1952.
In 1953, the well-traveled Donovan returned to Baltimore to play for the new Colts team and, as the Colts developed into a championship team, Donovan developed into one of the best defensive tackles in league history.
Artie was ready for stardom. Big, strong, fast and smart, Donovan was also one of the most popular players in the league. He was an All-NFL selection in 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, and 1958. In addition, he played in five straight Pro Bowls.
The Baltimore Colts' great title teams of 1958 and 1959 featured a terrific defensive line, with future Hall of Fame defensive end Gino Marchetti, Don Joyce, "Big Daddy" Lipscomb, and Donovan, who by then had become the complete player. He was equally adept at rushing the passer, reading keys, closing off the middle, and splitting double team blocks. He had the reputation of being almost impossible to trap.
As great of a contributor as he was on the field, many feel he was at least as valuable to the Colts as a morale builder with his sharp wit and contagious laughter. The first Colts player elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Donovan played 12 seasons in the NFL.
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A day after saying that anyone signing up for the Affordable Care Act had to provide their credit score, the lead Navigator admitted that she had been providing factually incorrect information to the public.
Anne Packham, one of the people assigned by the state to help people navigate the government's website, asserted in an interview on Tuesday – and then later during follow up questions - that the credit check was put in place so providers can make an educated decision about who to insure.
"That's so that health insurance providers can make an educated decision about who to insure based on if someone is defaulting on all of their bills they may not want to have them as part of their health plan," she said during Tuesday's on-camera interview.
A representative for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said Wednesday credit scores have nothing to do with insurance rates under the Affordable Care Act.
"Insurers are not allowed to factor in credit scores when setting premiums and at no point in the process are peoples' scores accessed," the HHS representative wrote in an e-mail response to questions from Local 6.
Local 6 confronted Packham on Wednesday and asked her, "How does someone in your position get that wrong?"
"So I misspoke yesterday," she said. "I realize I made a mistake."
The topic of credit reports came up because some users are being asked during the enrollment process to link to a company called Experian to verify their identities, the HHS said.
Experian is a major provider of credit reports, but HHS says it is only using Experian's services to verify identities and they say credit scores are not checked.
Packham wouldn't say how she came up with such a detailed – and completely wrong – explanation for the question about credit checks.
Local 6 asked Packham, "People just want to know. You've been through training. You are educating people about the process. How does this happen?"
"It's human error," Packham said.
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Year of the Nurse
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It is a year of celebration and recognition at Sanford Health. 2012 is the Year of the Nurse. It is an opportunity for the Sanford Family and our patients to honor the humble heroes who serve as the heart and soul of our organization.
Day in and day out they put the needs of others first. They answer a call. They make an impact. They honor a legacy.
During The Year of the Nurse, Sanford will offer our nurses a variety of opportunities for recognition, celebration, professional advancement, education and connection.


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LISBON David W. Forsythe, a former St. Lawrence County Republican legislator, is running for his old District 2 seat.
Republican Legislator Mark H. Akins, Lisbon, has decided he will not seek re-election for the seat.
Mr. Forsythe was a one-term county legislator before Mr. Akins. Mr. Forsythe opted not to seek another term on the county Board of Legislators so he could wage what turned out to be an unsuccessful challenge for the Assembly seat held by Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa.
Recent commercials by county Democratic legislators touting their accomplishments as the boards majority persuaded Mr. Forsythe to run again if Mr. Akins stepped down.
Its time for a substantial change, Mr. Forsythe said. Im coming from a business experience.
Democrats have been running a series of commercials that focus on what they view as their achievements, such as lowering county property taxes, moving past partisan politics, supporting bass fishing and recreational trails, and working with Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on a bypass for Canton and Potsdam that will become Interstate 98.
I see those commercials and it just makes me want to gag, Mr. Forsythe said. You can thank them for bringing me back.
Mr. Forsythe described himself as a fiscal conservative who does not follow a straight party line.
Im not just a Republican, he said. Ill vote what I think is right.
Mr. Forsythe said the Democratic-led board makes bad decisions, such as the process it took to close the Certified Home Health Agency. It turned down an $80,000 offer for the operating certificates, then turned around eight months later and closed the agency, receiving nothing.
The board is not frugal enough for Mr. Forsythe.
He pointed to the hiring of Wladis Law Firm to represent the countys interests in Albany for $60,000 per year plus expenses and fees as an example. Elected representatives should be enough, he said.
Hiring a lobbyist, thats ridiculous. Show me what theyve done, he said. Now, with this new sales tax revenue, hows it going to be spent?
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Education: Graduate of Ogdensburg Free Academy, 1981. Attended SUNY Canton in computer science.
Employment History: President of Wilder-Forsythe Insurance since 1989. He joined his fathers insurance company in 1987 after working in construction for several years and now runs the agency with two brothers. He helped found Basswood Lodge, a hunting preserve in Rensselaer Falls. He is a partner in Jones Insurance Agency and Santamont Insurance Agency.
Party Affiliation: Republican
Political History: In 2006, Mr. Forsythe was the unexpected winner for the Republican nomination for the District 2 seat when he beat Lisbon Supervisor Roger A. Watters more than 2 to 1 and then went on to win the position over Democratic candidate Russell J. Finley. Mr. Forsythe ran against Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, in 2010, but she beat him with ease.
Family: Wife, Paula W. Children, Joshua D., 23; Alysha M., 25, and Hunter D., 16
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Expedition Mitt (Men's)
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Carefully layered Primaloft gives the Expedition uncompromising warmth for expeditions to high, cold places.
- Marmot MemBrain Waterproof/Breathable Fabric
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- Keep hands warm
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My hands get cold so easily many I have had to stop snowboarding because of it. So I thought to try the warmest gloves I could find (a a reasonable price). And these are what I ended up with. They actually kept my hands decently warm. We're they toasty? No, but my hands weren't uncomfortably cold. So I am happy.


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Bogus '36 Knuckle on eBay
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After reading the description of the bike, I would have to say the owner isnt trying to decieve anyone on the authenticity of machine. I agree the bike has very few origonal 36 parts on it. Even the title issues can be traced to replacement cases stamped at the factory. I have a friend that is in possession of a set of 37 E cases that are long ribbed 1940 and later cases but have 37 E 17XX serial # and matching 37 belly numbers. And an origanal title. I think it was fairly common for the weak short rib cases to have failed and been replaced by later casting. The bike is overpriced at 25,000.
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|Chargers Sign Lynch
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Corey Lynch, who was a three-time All-America at Appalachian State University, has was signed today by the San Diego Chargers of the National Football League as an unrestricted free agent. Lynch, who is well remembered for blocking a would-be winning field goal attempt (by Jason Gingell) against the
University of Michigan in 2007, has played four years in the NFL. Thanks to that play, ASU pulled off one of the greatest upsets in college football that day by downing the fifth-ranked Wolverines, 34-32.
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12 U.S. Code § 1846 - Reservation of rights to States
(a) In general
No provision of this chapter shall be construed as preventing any State from exercising such powers and jurisdiction which it now has or may hereafter have with respect to companies, banks, bank holding companies, and subsidiaries thereof.
(b) State taxation authority not affected
No provision of this chapter shall be construed as affecting the authority of any State or political subdivision of any State to adopt, apply, or administer any tax or method of taxation to any bank, bank holding company, or foreign bank, or any affiliate of any bank, bank holding company, or foreign bank, to the extent that such tax or tax method is otherwise permissible by or under the Constitution of the United States or other Federal law.
Source(May 9, 1956, ch. 240, § 7,70 Stat. 138; Pub. L. 100–86, title I, § 101(f),Aug. 10, 1987, 101 Stat. 563; Pub. L. 103–328, title I, § 101(b),Sept. 29, 1994, 108 Stat. 2341.)
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1987—Pub. L. 100–86substituted "No provision of this chapter shall" for "The enactment by the Congress of this chapter shall not" and inserted "companies," before "banks,".
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A St. Jude's Walk for Life will be held Saturday, April 6 along the Price River Trail. Registration begins at 10 a.m. and the walk will start at 11 a.m.
All proceeds will be give to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. There will be a drawing for prizes for those who make a $5 donation. St. Jude's bracelets will be available for purchase at $5. If bracelet is purchased another entry into the drawing is given.
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I could be wrong but I thought we had an option for Ayala at a very low price? 1mil? Again, i could be wrong.
If this is true I would consider bringing him back..Depth in the BP can be huge...I also believe he was maybe the most effected by the keeping of KGregg...Ayala, ODay and Strop took on alot of innings going into June and July becuase we could never pitch Gregg or we didnt have a long man. This was even more compounded by the abnormal extra innings we played. I think Ayala's ability is closer to what we saw in the first half.


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Schwanthalerstrasse - we are in 121 - left handed from the main entrance of the train station there is in the middle of the bayerstreet a platform for trams / cable car - get on no. 18 or 19 ---> direction pasing - get off stop HOLZAPFELSTRASSE - turn left handed into HOLZAPFELSTRASSE and walk straight ahead till you will come to our street: SCHWANTHALERSTRASSE / from train station to hotel it is only 6 euro by taxi
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News about Mark Thompson, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 16, 2015
Margaret Sullivan The Public Editor column describes conversation she had with The New York TImes Company chief executive Mark Thompson about future of newspaper and its digital operations. MORE
Dec. 29, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column presents Hot Seat list for 2015, in which companies, businesses and executives face major challenges; includes movie studios, NBC News president Deborah Turness, Viacom chief executive Philippe Dauman, New York Times Company president Mark Thompson and Time Inc chief executive Joseph Ripp. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Controversy over firing of Jill Abramson, former executive editor of The New York Times, continues as company's chief executive Mark Thompson sends letter to senior editors in effort to further address reasons for her dismissal; Thompson reasserts paper's position that rumored compensation issues played no rule in Abramson's departure. MORE
Feb. 4, 2014
Mark Thompson, former director general of the BBC, offers a general apology to a British parliamentary committee for the failure of the BBC's Digital Media Initiative, but insists that he had never knowingly misled Parliament or the BBC Trust; Thompson, now president and chief executive of The New York Time Company, testifies with other former BBC officials before the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee. MORE
Dec. 16, 2013
British Parliament oversight committee issues report sharply criticizing top BBC executives and trustees, including the corporation's former director general Mark Thompson, now president and chief executive of The New York Times Company; report asserts that BBC's award of severance payments to departing managers appears to be part of culture of cronyism. MORE
Sep. 10, 2013
Committee in British Parliament holds new hearings on large severance payments made by the BBC to senior editors in an effort to reduce its budget; at issue were payments made largely when Mark Thompson, who is now the president and chief executives of The New York Times Company, was director general of the broadcaster. MORE
Sep. 7, 2013
Increasingly bitter dispute between Chris Patten, head of the BBC Trust, and Mark Thompson, former director-general of BBC, will get public airing before committee of British Parliament. MORE
Sep. 5, 2013
British lawmakers will hold hearings on large severance payments that British Broadcasting Corporation gave to senior editors as it tried to reduce its budget; Mark Thompson, former BBC director general and now New York Times Company president and chief executive, will testify at hearings. MORE
Aug. 10, 2013
British police open investigation into whether British Broadcasting Corporation broke law by handing out large severance payouts to its executives; scandal has potential to entangle New York Times Co president and chief executive Mark Thompson, who previously was BBC director general. MORE
Jun. 13, 2013
New York Times Co president and chief executive Mark Thompson is being recalled by British Parliament to answer questions about testimony he gave in 2011 on program called Digital Media Initiative, which he oversaw when he was director general of British Broadcasting Corp. MORE
Dec. 31, 2012
David Carr The Media Equation column contends given the number of changes in the media industry, 2013 is particularly important for group of leaders who confront steep challenges ahead; discusses to-do's for Time Inc chief executive officer Laura Lang, CNN president Jeffrey Zucker, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia founder Martha Stewart, News Corp chief executive Robert Thomson, New York Times chief executive Mark Thompson and Warner Brothers Pictures Group president Jeffrey Robinov. MORE
Dec. 20, 2012
Exhaustive report by Nick Pollard, veteran British broadcast executive, finds that lax leadership left British Broadcasting Corporation incapable of dealing with sexual abuse crisis that has shaken network; report strongly criticizes editorial and management decisions that prompted BBC to cancel broadcast that would have exposed decades of sexual abuse by television personality Jimmy Savile; report also does not challenge assertions made by Mark Thompson, then head of BBC, that he had no role in quieting the Savile investigation. MORE
Nov. 24, 2012
Mark Thompson, now president and chief executive of The New York Times Company, testifies in closed-door inquiry investigating why, during Thompson's tenure as director general, British Broadcasting Corporation canceled a contentious report into sexual abuse allegations against its former television host Jimmy Savile. MORE
Nov. 16, 2012
Letter sent by lawyers for former BBC general director Mark Thompson raises questions about his assertions that he learned of accusations of sexual abuse against network's longtime host Jimmy Savile only after leaving his job there; letter, sent 10 days before Thompson left BBC, details allegations against Savile and threatens to sue Sunday Times in London over forthcoming article accusing Thompson of killing investigation into Savile. MORE
Nov. 5, 2012
Interviews with former BBC officials suggest that former director general Mark Thompson and his top executives repeatedly missed opportunities to pursue fuller picture of BBC's investigation into decades-old accusations of child sexual abuse against longtime host Jimmy Savile; events have forced Thompson's new boss, New York Times publisher and chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr, to defend him even before he starts work as president and chief executive. MORE
Oct. 30, 2012
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column examines what sex abuse scandal and cover up at BBC says about Mark Thompson, departing director general of BBC and incoming chief executive for The New York Times; expresses hope that publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr's unreserved faith in Thompson is warranted. MORE
Oct. 25, 2012
Actions of former BBC director general Mark Thompson are coming under increased scrutiny as investigation into handling of Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal continues. MORE
Oct. 24, 2012
Mark Thompson, former head of British Broadcasting Corporation, says he was not aware of investigative report prepared for BBC program Newsnight into allegations of sexual abuse against former television personality Jimmy Savile until after investigation was canceled. MORE
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Times Reaches Online Milestone, but Many Challenges Await
The company's chief executive says digital revenue can surpass that of print in five years, a key to the newspaper's long-term prospects.
August 16, 2015, Sunday
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New York Times Co. Elevates Meredith Kopit Levien to Chief Revenue Officer
The executive vice president for advertising will now oversee revenue generation from all advertising and subscriptions.
April 18, 2015, Saturday
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Media Companies (and Executives) on the Hot Seat in 2015
Taking stock of the businesses that face challenges in the coming year.
December 29, 2014, Monday
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New York Times Plans to Eliminate 100 Jobs in the Newsroom
The paper, saying it needed to reduce costs to safeguard profitability, said it would cut about 100 news jobs and a smaller number in other operations.
October 2, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON MARK JOHN THOMPSON AND: Layoffs and Job Reductions , Newspapers , New York Times , New York Times Company , Sulzberger, Arthur Jr , Thompson, Mark John (1957- )
Times Co. Chief Addresses Executive Editor's Firing
Mark Thompson, the company's chief executive, reasserted the paper's position that compensation issues played no role in the departure of Jill Abramson.
May 17, 2014, Saturday
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The Times Co. Reports a 2.6% Rise in Revenue
Despite the sales gains, The New York Times Company said first-quarter profit was down because of costs related to new digital subscription products.
April 25, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MARK JOHN THOMPSON AND: Company Reports , New York Times Company , Newspapers , Thompson, Mark John (1957- )
Times Co. Reports Slower Decline in Ads
The New York Times Company said its fourth-quarter drop in print and digital ad revenue was smaller than declines earlier in 2013.
February 7, 2014, Friday
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Former BBC Director Apologizes for Failure of Digital Project
Mark Thompson, now president and chief executive of The New York Times Company, testified that he had never "knowingly misled" Parliament over the project's progress.
February 4, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON MARK JOHN THOMPSON AND: New York Times Company , Thompson, Mark John (1957- ) , British Broadcasting Corp , Legislatures and Parliaments
Report Says BBC Executives' Oversight of Digital Project Was Flawed
The independent British report does not single out any executives. The BBC's director general at the time was Mark Thompson, now chief executive of The Times.
January 29, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON MARK JOHN THOMPSON AND: British Broadcasting Corp , New York Times Company , Thompson, Mark John (1957- )
Lawmakers Fault BBC Leaders Over Severance Pay
A report by an oversight committee of the British Parliament said that "cronyism" at a "dysfunctional" BBC led to executives getting larger payoffs than they deserved.
December 16, 2013, Monday
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Food Production Records and Standardized Recipes
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Meal Planning Basics
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Offer vs. Serve
Learn the basics about the Offer vs. Serve provision and how the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act regulations affect the implementation of this option for lunch meal service. Test your knowledge of Offer vs. Serve by participation in hands on activities to assist you in recognizing a reimbursable meal.
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Following widespread national media attention, outrage continues to grow surrounding the controversial suspension of a 16-year-old Florida student who reportedly helped disarm a gunman on a school bus, potentially saving at least one life. School officials dispute those reports. Now, however, a national youth-rights organization has officially become involved in the case to advocate on behalf of the suspended teen and have his permanent record cleared. Members of the local community have also rallied to the cause.
The student in question, whose name is being withheld by The New American and other media outlets for safety reasons, was supposedly disciplined for failing to cooperate with school officials and the investigation after the incident, an amended document from the school obtained by TNA shows. The original reason cited for the suspension was being "involved" in an incident in which a "weapon was present." It appears to critics of the school decision, though, that suspending the teen after such a reportedly heroic act was a display of poor judgment at the very least, and that officials are now trying to rationalize the move.
After originally reporting the news on March 4, The New American obtained e-mail correspondence from the school principal indicating that the narrative as portrayed in the press was inaccurate and that there was more to the story. Local media outlets were the first to report the controversial suspension, which quickly resulted in national and even international attention. Based on the information available at the time, critics of the decision were outraged and quickly rallied to the student's cause.
The school principal, however, was clearly upset by the negative attention directed at her and Cypress Lake High School in Ft. Myers. "I just wish people would use common sense and realize there is MUCH more to the story," Principal Tracy Perkins stated in an e-mail to an individual who criticized the suspension, adding that, by law, she was not allowed to disclose all the details of what transpired. "I agree that it would be ABSOLUTELY ABSURD to punish a student for doing something heroic."
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Wildlife rehabilitators love their work, but too much is too much even for them.
The north country has few rehabilitators as it is, especially those who deal with animals that can carry rabies such as raccoons and most of them are inundated with calls to take care of rescued animals.
Theres not many of us doing it, said Dinah J. Manley, a rabies vector species rehabilitator in Franklin County who works with fellow RVS rehabilitators Patricia A. Murphy-Stickney and Amy E. Ouimet. Weve had to turn people away.
With the onset of spring, when animals start to move around, the rehabilitators are expecting a new onslaught of emergency calls.
Their message: People need to think before they try to save an animal that may not need saving.
In the five years they have been certified, the three have returned hundreds of animals to the wild. But many of the critters would have done as well or better if they had been left in place.
A lot of these things are preventable, Ms. Murphy-Stickney said. If you see babies, just let them stay because mama will eventually move them.
Some people try to do the work of rehabilitators, raising animals in their own homes also not a good idea because their release can be problematic for many reasons, such as they are too fat, have been treated as a pet or are let go in an inhospitable location.
Some animals end up being brought to rehabilitators because they are a nuisance.
Live trapping should be a last resort because many animals suffer when released in a different location, Ms. Murphy-Stickney said.
If you trap the mother, then we end up with the babies or they starve to death, which is horrible, Mrs. Manley said.
Animals are opportunistic, coming to areas they like for food or shelter.
Unless you deal with the problem, theres always another one waiting, Mrs. Ouimet said. You humanely encourage them to move on.
Solutions can be simple, such as closing garage doors or bringing in the cat food and bird feeders at night, Ms. Murphy-Stickney said.
Many websites are available that list remedies for dealing with nuisance animals, such as www.wildlifehavenrehab.org, www.wildthingssanctuary.org, www.kywildlife.org or the skunk whisperer at www.totalwildlifecontrol.com.
There are times when rescue is in order, such as when David A. LaShomb, Norwood, saved two starving baby raccoons last year. Mr. LaShomb tried unsuccessfully to find a rehabilitator, so he was raising the animals when a state Department of Environmental Conservation officer picked them up and they were killed by the state Health Department for rabies testing.
Outcry over what happened has led to a better working relationship among the Health Department, DEC officers and rehabilitators, Mrs. Ouimet said.
She has not been as happy with the response to some other suggestions she has made, such as having more locations for rehabilitation training or using the Internet to reach more people.
She also has had little luck in persuading the state to offer rehabilitators reduced-price pre-exposure rabies vaccinations, which cost about $700 and are required for a license, or in having vaccine-laced bait made available for animals under care.
A DEC spokesman had no immediate response to ways it could encourage more people to become wildlife rehabilitators.
Mr. LaShombs situation also led him to create an organization, FLO Foundation, short for Feisty and Little One, the names of the baby raccoons he tried to save. Mr. LaShomb has filed for nonprofit status and the organization has already raised about $1,300 toward helping rehabilitators, whose work is often expensive. The organization gave $100 to a rehabilitator in Adams Center and $100 in supplies to Mrs. Ouimet.
We might expand it to make it more for all wildlife rehabilitators, not just those who take care of raccoons, Mr. LaShomb said.
FLO Foundation would like to sponsor someone to become a rabies vector species rehabilitator in St. Lawrence County, which has none.
Its an amazing commitment they have to make, Mr. LaShomb said. Were still plugging away. Were getting somewhere.
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A compact composing and performing keyboard that also acts as your musical arranger.
With the microARRANGER keyboard you can quickly turn your ideas into songs, and also play your favorite songs with a full backing arrangement - instantly. It makes it simple and easy to turn the hit songs in your head into hip songs for all to hear.
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The microARRANGER features 61 Natural Touch mini-keys proportioned for comfortable playing. The stereo speaker system is conveniently contained inside the microARRANGER's compact body. Lightweight and portable, the overall length is only 87cm, and the microARRANGER weighs a mere 5kg. Just turn the power on, and start turning your ideas into reality immediately; there's no need to connect any other equipment. Whether you use it as a convenient musical notepad or as a full-fledged compositional tool, the microARRANGER is a powerful platform for your creativity in many ways.
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Just set the tempo, play a few chords, and the Style Play function will begin to create music. With each Style, the microARRANGER follows your chord changes, voice leading, and the tempo you set to create additional musical parts to enhance your song. This can be something basic like a drum and bass rhythm section, an extra guitar part, all the way up to a rump-shakin' R&B combo with a full horn section. The choice is always yours. You can develop your song by selecting a Style that's appropriate for the melody you have in mind, or try selecting various styles and playing around to see what melodies your imagination creates organically. You can also try different Styles with the same melody, to see if a different arrangement may better serve your song. By allowing the microARRANGER to take charge of the accompaniment and arrangement, you're free to concentrate on your songwriting without losing that initial flash of inspiration. It's an easy way to complete a rough sketch of your entire song.
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The microARRANGER provides 304 Styles from such diverse musical genres as jazz, piano ballads, Latin, pop, and rock. Each one can assist you in producing professional-quality songs. Each Style includes intros, endings, fills, and breaks that can be used to accent a section or change the course of the song. Four variations of each backing Style are provided; each offers a different level of instrumentation or activity, allowing the song to build and alternate between sections. These backing variations can be quickly switched simply by pressing a button on the panel. The microARRANGER's sophisticated chord scanning function detects not only standard chords such as major and minor, but also complex ones such as 9th or 11th chords - as well as inversions - ensuring that the musical parts generated by the Style will correctly follow the most ambitious chord progressions. You are free to edit these styles, and store up to 48 of them in internal memory. New styles will also be available for free download at korgpa.com. By adding your own favorite Styles, it allows you to customize your microARRANGER.
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The Realtime Recording function captures everything in one pass as you play. Each part you play, and each part the microARRANGER's Style engine plays, will be captured on a separate sequencer track. This allows any part to be edited independently at a later time. With Step Recording, the chords can be entered one at a time, and you can tell the sequencer how long to play each chord, specified in beats and measures. Additional parts, fills, variation changes, and other musical information can all be entered in this way. This method is ideal for creating a step-by-step foundation for your song, without needing to rely on advanced keyboard skills.
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The microARRANGER is packed with the high-quality 662 sounds, 33 drum kits and 89 effects Korg has always been known for. There's a great selection of the sounds that pro musicians and producers use in the professional workplace - pianos, electric pianos, and organs; thick basses; realistic winds and strings; and tight drums - all instantly available for your immediate use. Also included are numerous high-quality effects, rivaling the quality of dedicated processors. These effects allow the creation of finished productions and audience-ready songs, without the need for any additional equipment.
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Using the microARRANGER's SD card slot, additional style data can be loaded directly from your PC via SD card. It also makes it easy to transfer data to your PC.
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Although the microARRANGER's mini-keyboard is compact, it has been designed for great playability and a comfortable touch, with box-shaped keys and careful consideration of the proportions of the white and black keys. With a 61-key range, you'll be able to play using both hands for musically rich performances, or easily provide backing for a guitarist or vocalist. WIth the microARRANGER, you now have a great chance to experience the enjoyment of playing in a band. Another special feature for realtime performance is the panel crossfader that controls the XDS crossfade dual sequencer, letting you control the volume of both sequencers with a single knob for smooth transitions between songs.
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I love it, I use it for recording, at the beginning I thought the size of the keys was going to be a problem, but it was not. Actually, it helps because you can reach different harmonies that you wouldn't be able with another keyboard. It´s a great instrument..!!!!
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I have had several other keyboards - mostly Yamahas. This is my first Korg. Still getting used to some terminology differences.
The instrument is an amazing deal for the price! Lots of capabilities and features. Good sound from the small onboard speakers. Super portable - less than 3 feet long and only 9-1/2 lbs. Wow.
I was a little concerned about the smaller keyboard size but it has not been a problem except when trying to perform intricate (Classical?) piano-only pieces. But for most things, halfway through my first song I really don't think about it any more.
A beginner can use this keyboard with the help of the 25pg Quick Start guide - but that will only be the tip of the iceberg to what this keyboard is capable of. But unfortunately to delve into things deeper you had better bring some keyboard experience because you won't get much support from Korg or any online forums, etc. You're gonna have to figure it out yourself. (Gotta say, Yamaha has much better customer support and an active online universe of users!)
Still although they don't make it easy for you to use all the features, Korg has created a great product and Musicians Friend offers it at a great price.
Things I love: great sound, very portable and light. (I've had fun playing around at office lunches)
Things I don't love: trying to edit styles, no place to get help with questions. 250pg owners manual is tough to slog through.
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IMPORTANT: they call this the "micro" arranger for a reason! These are not full-sized piano keys, but are smaller. Personally I liked this, but I am a beginner. If you have a lot of experience, you may find it awkward, just be aware.
Despite my particular MicroARRANGER dying after two weeks, I really liked this keyboard. Musician's Friend offered to replace it or refund my money, no questions asked. How's that for customer service? :-)
The microARRANGER has a lot of power for this price range, and you can do a lot with it, but be prepared for a bit of a learning curve. The interface seems pretty complicated to me, and the manual pdf file (available online at the Korg website) does not appear to be written by native speakers of English.
Once I spent a few hours working with the keyboard and manual, I started to get the idea of how to use it, and this keyboard lets you adjust a ton of things about voices, patterns, and other aspects of your music. Lots of specific controls!
The display is large and readable, and I liked the keyboard's sound. USB and MicroSD card slot make moving .MID files to your computer easy. If mine hadn't stopped booting, I'd still be happily using it. I sent it back and sprung for a moX6.
But if you are trying to keep your costs down, and are willing to spend some time learning the user interface on this keyboard, you will have a lot of capability to play with.
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Even though I am a novice, I noticed that some sounds with some arrangements are lowered so much that it is difficult to hear them even with the master volume control as high as it can go. Also, when connected to an amp and speakers, it takes alot of volume just to get it to come out of the aux speakers
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Very portable,great sound.Many uses.
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It is with much sadness to announce the passing of this much loved, sweet, decent and gentle man, who died of cancer in Portland, Ore., on Dec. 17, 2012. He was a husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend.
He was born in Council Bluffs, Iowa on April 14, 1952 to Bernie and Georgia Malone. The family moved to California and later to Price. Pat attended Notre Dame High school in Price, and moved to the Bay Area for many years where he honed his skill as a cook. He moved to Salt Lake City where he met his wife Judy in 1988. He and Judy moved to Portland in 1995 where he enjoyed the weirdness of the city and the beauty of the coast.
Everyone who ever met Pat will remember his sense of humor. He was always the first to see the lighter side of any situation and could make you laugh even when you felt like crying. His intellect was always guided by a keen sense of justice and his insight into what makes people tick. He wanted nothing more than for the world to be a better place than it is, and if he had any failing at all, it was that he could never understand why bad things happened to good people. He was a friend first, and although he had an opinion about everything, he would never alienate someone with a different opinion.
His life revolved around his intense love of music, all kinds, but he was deeply rooted in the music of the 60's and the counter revolution. He could name the members of obscure bands, and could always quote some appropriate lyric that fit nearly any situation. He cared deeply for his many friends, and could remember the names of their parents, kids and relatives. He would always ask after everyone and was genuinely interested in the problems of others and would never mention his own. He was a true child of the age of Aquarius, and remained so his entire life. He was a shining example of all that could be if the world would just learn to laugh a little more. For many of us the music has stopped but only for awhile.
He will remain a dear soul to all of us who knew him for the peaceful and generous person he was. We will remember his unstoppable sense of humor, his soft voice and his laugh. And don't forget the sign that Pat hung on his front door, Think Good Thoughts.
He is survived by his wife Judy and best friend of 24 years, son Joshua, granddaughter Ruby (Portland, Ore.), sister Mollie Rogers (Salt Lake City), sister-in-law Jane Malone (Wilmington, N.C.), Judy's extended family and his longtime friends Cindy Basso Rogers and Scott MacKnight (Price). He was preceded in death by his mother, Georgia, father Bernie, brother Mike and nephew Jason.
Now cracks a noble heart. Goodnight, sweet prince; and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. Until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hands and I'll see you when I get there my sweet, sweet man. Rest in peace, Paddy. Cremation has taken place. A graveside service will be held in June 2013 (a date to be determined) at Mt. Calvary, Salt Lake City Cemetery, followed by a celebration of his life at the home of Bob and Maryann Davis.


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When the state baseball rankings emerged from upstate on Tuesday morning, everyone expected the Dinos to lose their top ranking after their loss to Lehi last Friday. Most thought they would fall to second or maybe even third place. But few expected them to ranked as low as fourth and to have Lehi ahead of them.
But that is what happened. So on Tuesday afternoon, the team just went out and proved that they still belong in the top three by disassembling North Sanpete 10-0.
North Sanpete isn't that good this year, but just the same the Dinos showed their wares from batting to pitching and whoever saw them should be buying; they were dominant.
The first inning was scoreless as the Dinos were just starting the scoring machine up and it was still a little cold.
But in the second inning, the bats got hot and the Dinos ran away like a sprint car from the first turn of a track. They blasted out three runs in the inning.
In the third inning Carbon beat out two more runs and then took a rest in the fourth.
In the fifth and sixth inning once again the 3-2 run pattern was repeated again and Carbon won the game in six innings.
Pitching was the key to cutting off the Hawks early. Matt Jewkes pitched for the first five innings, giving up only three hits that went absolutely nowhere. Troy Grundy finished up the game when Jewkes came out.
In the batting department Jeff Anderson went 4-4 on the road to driving in four runs.
This victory will not improve the rankings for the Dinos, but it did get them back on the winning track. Unless there are some upsets involving Park City, Bear River and Lehi, it is doubtful that Carbon will see that number one ranking again this year unless they win the championship out right. The Miners and Bears are undefeated in their regions and the way rankings work, whatever happened lately is more important than what happened earlier, so the Pioneers victory over the Dinos last week counts more than Carbons early season victory over the Utah County squad.
Carbon's next game is against a very good Delta squad at the Rabbit's home field. Delta has beaten some people by a lot this year, but lost on Tuesday night to Lehi 14-4 in five innings at Lehi.
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@Perdition - we're way ahead of you!! Scott is ready to jump on board, we already spoke to him. Mark, however, can't since he works for Foundation 9, a developer / publisher and he would have a "conflict of interest" as he put it. Having said that, however, the last game, Space Quest 6, was all Scott & Josh (no Mark Crowe involvement) so we think we can hold pretty true to the SQ franchise with those two geniuses on board. We're in the middle of negotiating the rights for King's Quest as well as Space Quest & Police Quest too. :) It all depends on the success of this first game, though.....everybody wants to see how much demand is out there.
Doesn't mean much.. Unless Telltale is passing on the franchise? They ought to jump on that before Replay gets the muppets back together!


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Saturday, March 24
Dudley Farm
Dudley Farm Historic State Park will present Star Gazing Saturday, March 24.
The Alachua County Astronomy Club, with their high powered telescopes, will assist and direct viewing, explain the planets, nebulas, constellations and clusters.
Parking begins at 7 p.m. Viewing is from 8 - 11 p.m.
Admission is $5 per adult.
Most people would think that I am the size I am because of my incredible sweet tooth. Everyone who knows me understands that I cannot say no to a Reese's Cup, a Key Lime Pie or Paula Deen's Pound Cake.
But the truth is, while I love my sweets, I love bread just as much.
There's nothing more savory than hot bread slathered in a pound of butter. And because I don't discriminate, cold bread with butter, or peanut butter, is pretty darn good too.
Aside from cheese biscuits, light and fluffy yeast rolls are by far my favorite bread type.
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Angel House Thrift Store at Holy Family Catholic Church, located three miles north of Williston on Hwy 27A is open Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. every weekend.
This weekend because of the Flea Market, on Saturday only there will be a special $2 bag day. All the clothes you can fit in a plastic shopping bag for $2. The ladies there will be happy to show you how to fold to get the most for your money.
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Genesis 11:1-9 is one of those sections within the Bible where many people believe they have it figured out. The story of the Tower of Babel is one where most, if not the majority of Christians, know something about. For them, this is where the different nationalities of people came from. This is where the different languages are derived. Well, you are right, but is there more to the story than that? You better believe there is!
Thursday, March 8
WWII Vets
The World War II veterans will meet Thursday, March 8 at 11:30 a.m. at the Ivy House Restaurant in Williston.
Feel free to bring a spouse, friend or fellow veteran. If you have questions, call Virginia Lewis at 352-528-2310.
Friday, March 9
Florida Native Plants
A Florida native plants roundtable meeting will be held at 10 a.m. March 9 at the extension office.
Friday, March 2
Yard Sale
Holy Family will hold its monthly yard sale Feb. 4 from 8 a.m. -1 p.m.
Space rental is $5 each for table, space or tent. You can bring your own table/tent. Vendors are welcome.
Angel House Thrift
Angel House Thrift Store at Holy Family Catholic Church, located three miles north of Williston on Hwy 27A is open Friday and Saturday from 9 am until 1 p.m. every weekend.
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Friday, Feb. 3
Black History Celebration
The Sircle Inc. will present the 10th annual Black History Month Celebration Friday, Feb. 3 at 7 p.m.
The banquet will be at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Ocala Conference Center located at 3600 SW 38th Avenue Ocala.
The keynote speaker will be educator, author and B-school professor Dr. Dennis Kimbro. Music will be provided by The ADF Jazz Trio, promoted by Mary O'Banyoun-Abdullah.
Santa was no doubt good to Billy E. Butler IV, who was born June 3, 2011 and celebrated his first Christmas this past weekend. He is the son of Billy and Hannah Butler, great-great-grandson of Flossie Butler; great-grandson of Billy and Marlene Butler; great-grandson of Marguerite Collins; grandson of Billy and Annette Butler; grandson of Joey and Eve Pallone and Mark and Jane Willgons.
While others are still trying to wake up, cook their breakfast and get their children dressed, Bo Dallas is already at the church with a song not only on his heart, but also his lips as he prepares for another day of worship.
While that's not too extraordinary for most people, what is unusual is that Dallas had prepared his own breakfast and gotten to Allen Chapel AME Church on his trusty scooter. That's pretty good for someone who turned 105 years old Sept. 2.
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CANTON St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards reserved ruling Tuesday on a defense motion to dismiss a DWI indictment against a Gouverneur man that was handed up after he already had accepted an assistant district attorneys plea deal admitting to misdemeanor charges in connection with the same case.
And even as the St. Lawrence County District Attorneys Office is opposing public defender Stephen D. Buttons motion, Assistant District Attorney Joshua HaberkornHalm said Tuesday that the prosecution was prepared to honor the plea offer that was contested in the first place.
That would be acknowledging that our motion is invalid, Mr. Button countered in rejecting the offer that would have allowed defendant Mark W. McIntosh to plead guilty to misdemeanor charges without settling the question of whether Mr. McIntoshs rights were violated after an apparent clerical error derailed a plea deal in Fowler Town Court and propelled the case to a grand jury and County Court.
Mr. McIntosh, 42, of 233 Doane Road, was arrested Sept. 8 following a traffic stop on Route 58 in Fowler, after which his blood alcohol content was measured at 0.18 percent, state police said. Under state law, a BAC of 0.08 percent or more constitutes intoxication. Aggravated DWI is charged when the BAC is 0.18 percent or more.
Mr. McIntosh appeared in Town Court on Oct. 3 and pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of DWI, accepting a plea agreement offered by Assistant District Attorney Andrew Botts.
The DAs office later asked Justice Paul M. Lamson to vacate the plea after officials learned that Mr. McIntosh had been facing a more serious felony DWI charge which had been overlooked. The case was then sent to a grand jury, which on Dec. 6 indicted Mr. McIntosh on one count of aggravated DWI and two counts of DWI in connection with the Sept. 8 arrest. He pleaded not guilty to those charges on Dec. 17.
Mr. Button said the indictment constitutes double jeopardy and violated Mr. McIntoshs due process rights.
Mr. Buttons motion included an Oct. 10 email from Justice Lamson to an assistant district attorney and an assistant public defender in which the judge wrote, when reviewing the file while ordering the (presentence investigation), I found a felony complaint that had been given to the court. Somehow I missed it in the file. Mr. McIntosh was originally arraigned on the felony, but I never caught it when we built the case file later.
The judges email proposed two possible solutions. One is to allow the plea to stand, and ask for appropriate sentence at sentencing. That would require a criminal procedure motion from the DA to reduce the felony complaint to a misdemeanor, as prescribed under section 180.50 of state criminal procedure law. Failing that, I will void the plea, seal any statements the defendant made at plea and restore the felony to the calendar, Justice Lamson wrote.
In an Oct. 12 email, Mr. HaberkornHalm advised the judge to vacate the plea, since it is illegal.
Mr. HaberkornHalm maintained in his statement to County Court that the lack of a 180.50 filing by the DAs office meant the plea was accepted illegally, requiring it to be vacated.
Considering that this is the defendants fourth DWI, I will likely be seeking an indictment in the near future, Mr. HaberkornHalm wrote in his email to Justice Lamson.
Mr. HaberkornHalm also maintained that because Mr. McIntosh was originally arraigned on a felony charge, he was aware of its existence on Oct. 3 when he allowed the misdemeanor plea to go forward despite it being apparent that his own attorney, the assistant district attorney, and (Justice Lamson) were all operating under the mistaken belief that there was no felony offense pending at all.
Mr. Button maintained that the prosecutions request to vacate was not made in motion form, and defense counsel had no opportunity to challenge or counter the relevant legal reasoning and arguments.
Judge Richards said Tuesday that a ruling on Mr. Buttons motion could come within the next week.
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Former Watauga High senior Cal Hardee made his all-star debut Wednesday night in Charlotte.
Hardee, who was hitless in five trips, walked and drove in a run in the double-header split. Defensively, he turned in a strong game at shortstop. The East won game one 11-5; the West won game two, 7-3 at UNC-Charlotte.
************************************************************************************* Max Linville and Dylan Norris represent WHS this weekend in the North Carolina State Games. Linville, who led the Pioneers with six home runs and was an All-Northwestern 3A/4A Conference selection, and Norris, the Pitcher of the Year in the NW3A/4A, will play for the Region 7 All-Stars.
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B.S. in Technical Communications from Northeastern University; M.S. in TESOL from City College of New York. Victor began his career in education as a bilingual teacher at P12X in the Bronx. Victor was also a member of the New York City Teaching Fellows. Since then he has worked with every grade level from Kindergarten to the 12th grade. He has also taught in all subject areas. He is currently the ESL teacher in a special education school in New York City in which he not only teaches but also performs in various administrative capacities. Victor aspires to lead a school that will provide children with the opportunity to grow in every aspect of their human potential.