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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
On the maps and in the records, they show up as county roads. On the ground, they show up as ruts in the dirt, sometimes eroded to the point where they are nothing but gullies.
Nevertheless, the paper trail these old tracks make in the public records poses some ownership issues for the owners of private property they cross, issues that could affect future sales or purchases. So Carbon County, in a rare move, wants to vacate its interest in them.
The roads in question are in the Whitmore Park area on the east side of the county, principally on the Iriart property, according to county public lands director Rex Sacco. "They don't lead to any public land and the public can't drive on them anyway, so there's no point in keeping them," he explained.
By vacating its interest and officially transferring ownership of the roads, the county will "remove the cloud" over the title to the land, Sacco said.
Meanwhile, Carbon County gets something out of this. Namely, it gets clear title to the "real" roads of Whitmore Park and Nine Mile Canyon. Sacco said Iriart will deed over to the county a 66'foot right'of'way on the Whitmore Park road and a 100'foot right'of'way on Nine Mile for the sections of road that cross the property.
This means that the county will eventually be able to install cattle guards to replace the gates now in place. No longer will drivers have to get out of their vehicles, open the gate, drive through, get out and close the gate. Whatever gates remain will be on private roads.
The commission has scheduled a public hearing on the measure for July 6 at 5 p.m. in the Courthouse.
Sacco, who is something of a historian, said that the roads crossing Emma Park, Nine Mile and Whitmore Park in many cases predate the roads through Price and Willow Creek Canyons. In horse'and'wagon days, it was easier to travel across the relatively flat land. There was also plenty of grazing out there for cattle being driven, as well.
Historically, the county has been tenacious in holding onto its roads and keeping them open for the public. About 10 years ago, when a private landholder in Spring Canyon outside Helper locked a gate on the road leading to county property at Mutual and public lands beyond, the county sent out a crew with cutting torches to keep the road open.


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If a master server does not write a statement to its binary log, the statement is not replicated. If the server does log the statement, the statement is sent to all slaves and each slave determines whether to execute it or ignore it.
On the master, you can control which databases to log changes for
by using the
--binlog-do-db and
--binlog-ignore-db options to
control binary logging. For a description of the rules that
servers use in evaluating these options, see
Section 184.108.40.206, "Evaluation of Database-Level Replication and Binary Logging Options". You should not use
these options to control which databases and tables are
replicated. Instead, use filtering on the slave to control the
events that are executed on the slave.
On the slave side, decisions about whether to execute or ignore
statements received from the master are made according to the
--replicate-* options that the slave was started
with. (See Section 17.1.3, "Replication and Binary Logging Options and Variables".)
In the simplest case, when there are no
--replicate-* options, the slave executes all
statements that it receives from the master. Otherwise, the result
depends on the particular options given.
Database-level options
--replicate-ignore-db) are checked
first; see Section 188.8.131.52, "Evaluation of Database-Level Replication and Binary Logging Options", for a
description of this process. If no database-level options are
used, option checking proceeds to any table-level options that may
be in use (see Section 22.214.171.124, "Evaluation of Table-Level Replication Options",
for a discussion of these). If one or more database-level options
are used but none are matched, the statement is not replicated.
To make it easier to determine what effect an option set will
have, it is recommended that you avoid mixing "do"
and "ignore" options, or wildcard and nonwildcard
options. An example of the latter that may have unintended effects
is the use of
--replicate-do-db and
--replicate-wild-do-table together,
uses a pattern for the database name that matches the name given
--replicate-do-db. Suppose a
replication slave is started with
Then, suppose that on the master, you issue the statement
dbx. Although you might expect it, this statement is not
replicated because it does not reference a table named
If any
options were specified, they are applied before the
--replicate-* filtering rules are tested.
In MySQL 5.5, database-level filtering options are
case-sensitive on platforms supporting case sensitivity in
filenames, whereas table-level filtering options are not
(regardless of platform). This is true regardless of the value
of the
system variable.
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Just a note on replicating QUALIFIED statements.
Because I'm lazy and never select db's before running a query, I use qualified statements for ALL my queries. ie:
Instead of:
USE foofar;
INSERT INTO fling VALUES( 'w00t' );
I do:
INSERT INTO foofar.fling VALUES( 'w00t' );
This was a problem when I went to set up replication. After much research, I found the solution (works with 4 and up):
In your MASTER my.cnf file, DO NOT put any 'binlog-ignore-db' or 'do-db' options. Any db's you wish to not replicate will be handled in the slave conf file ..
In your SLAVE my.cnf file, use a 'replicate-ignore-db=<db>' for all the databases from the master you wish to stop from replicating to the slave.
For all the db's you DO wish to replicate, use a 'replicate-wild-do-table=<db>.%' line.
You end up with a lot of extraneous binlog data for those tables you previously set to ignore in the master conf, but it saves you having to go through all your code and add 'use database' functionality
|Posted by Dewey Gaedcke on July 2 2008 8:57pm
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I believe the comment immediately above ONLY applies to Statement based replication. Row based should work fine with db.qualified queries.

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News: Alexei Semenov Also Going To Tryout At Training Camp
According to his agent Allan Walsh, defenseman Alexei Semenov will also have a training camp tryout with the Rangers
Semenov signed and then didn't sign with the Rangers last season
He played last season with Moscow of the KHL
….Competition is certainly going to be interesting in training camp. More depth is good. John Tortorella talked often this past summer about not having depth and how players like Wade Redden had to stay in the lineup because there was no one to take them out. They ended up trading for Anders Eriksson who filled a role that Semenov should have had all season.
Last training camp, John Tortorella said this about Semenov:
"I think he's added some jam to our blue line, he's moved the puck better than I thought he could. He's been great in games as far as demeanor on the bench. He's been a surprise. It's kind of nice seeing a guy not wanting guaranteed money, just coming in and playing."
Semenov says that his game is:
"I'm a big body, I want to play tough defense and help the team; I have a heavy shot," said Semenov, adding he had no sense one way or the other what his chances of making the team were. "Sometimes, the big stars don't know if they'll be on the roster. I just want to come in in good shape and make the team, like the young kids do."
More on Semenov from last years training camp here and here
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"The TDACS is the most complex component of the SM-3 Block IIA," said Wes Kremer, vice president of Raytheon Missile Systems' Air and Missile Defense Systems product line. "The design detail and test data presented at the PDR demonstrated the TDACS is ready for the next phase of development."
The SM-3 Block IIA is a co-development effort between the U.S. and Japan and the cornerstone of phase three of the administration's Phased Adaptive Approach. The missile's larger rocket motors and advanced kinetic warhead will allow for a greater defended area, protecting both the U.S. and its allies from ballistic missiles. The program is on track for a 2018 delivery.
All variants of SM-3 (Blocks IA, IB and IIA) are being developed by Raytheon as part of the Missile Defense Agency's sea-based Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System. Current variants are deployed on Aegis cruisers and destroyers to defend against short- to intermediate-range ballistic missile threats in the midcourse phase of flight. Raytheon has delivered more than 130 SM-3s to U.S. and Japanese navies ahead of schedule and under cost.
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Landry to Reggie Bush: I'm Your Huckleberry
Brian Bassett , TheJetsBlog.com
There's been a lot of chirping between the Jets and the Dolphins so far this season, which have stemmed from comments prior to the first matchup in which Rex Ryan said he wanted extra attention ("hot sauce") paid to Reggie Bush since he's such an important component of their offense.
Reggie Bush doesn't believe Ryan's explanation and also isn't taking back his "what goes around comes around" comments about Darrelle Revis' injury as a result of Rex's hot sauce covered bad karma.
Trying to deflate the matter, Ryan said he was sorry and was looking to Bush's reaction.
"I apologized for my comment," Ryan told reporters yesterday. "I expect him to do the same."
"I'm sure he kind of got caught up in the moment," Ryan explained of Bush's comments. "He was injured. I mean, obviously, no one likes to get hurt. And that certainly wasn't my intention and I hope he understands. But he doesn't have to ever say anything to me, or even reach out to Revis."
"I never want to hurt a player in this league," Ryan said of his September comments. "This league is better if Reggie Bush is healthy and playing."
Even so, Reggie Bush didn't seem to believe Rex's comments leading up to the last week were take out of context or otherwise misinterpreted.
"I don't believe that at all," Bush said Wednesday.
Bush then dug deep into his logical reasoning, and pulled out the flawless backseat sibling logic:
"They're the ones that started it."
While Rex doesn't appear to be escalating the war of words, his players certainly aren't shying away.
Jets safety LaRon Landry, who has referred to himself as the spice (hot sauce?!?) in the gumbo, told Manish Mehta of the Daily News that he's not going to do anything different this Sunday than he did in their last meeting — and he can't wait to see Reggie Bush on the playing field.
Landry, a notorious hard hitter, curiously admitted that he isn't going to change his physical style moving forward even though it appeared that the play that Bush was hurt wasn't anything out of the ordinary.
"If I get penalized, I'm not going to stop hitting or head hunting," Landry said. "I'm not going to stop the way I play."
"Just watch the way (Bush) runs on Sunday," Landry added. "I'm not going to overtalk it or make it a story."
In other words "forget the hot sauce, cause I'm your huckleberry."
Of course, deputy Aaron Maybin wants to do it with on the up-and-up.
"We want to knock him out, but we're out to do it legally," linebacker Aaron Maybin told reporters.
We'll see come Sunday and how the game plays out, but the Jets are going to need to stop the run to stay in this game. They weren't able to do it last time, but hopefully their defense is coming together and they'll be ready for the challenge.


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Flights to Rijeka from Europe
Flights from Rijeka
The oldest town hall building in the region, the Palac Komuna Reckog is a glorious Baroque style building and a 'must see' feature of the town.Address: Giovanni Kobler, Palazzo ComunaleSubway: Giovanni Kobler Square
Keep an eye out for Rijeka's landmark tower which, despite being surrounded by building of several storeys in height along the Korzo through fare, still dominates the skyline.Address: Korzo
A church and Franciscan monastery, the Lady of Trsat contains important religious artefacts, and leads the way to Trsat castle perched on a hill overlooking Rijeka.Address: Gospa Trsatska and Ulica Zrinsko
Founded by natural scientist Dr Josef Roman Lorenz, this museum celebrates geology and the sea, and is the only one of its kind in the Rijeka region.Address: 1 Lorenzov ProlazPhone: +385 51 553 669Website: http://www.prirodoslovni.com
Located on the top floor of the University Library, the museum has an extensive collection of 19th and 20th century national works, along with anthological pieces of Croatian's art pioneers.Address: Rijeka University, Dolac 1/IIPhone: +385 51 334 280Website: http://www.mmsu.hr
The oldest museum in Rijeka founded in the 1870's, it displays important documents relating to Rijeka's role in Croatia's maritime history.Address: Governor's Palace, Muzejski Square 1/1Phone: +385 51 213 578Website: http://www.ppmhp.hr
A landmark Baroque building on the Ulica Ivana Zajca thoroughfare, the Cathedral of St Vitus is the church of the patron saint of the city. Its highlights include a 13th century Gothic crucifix.Address: Grivica Square
Linked to the maritime museum by an arcade, the City Museum is home to a collection of stone statues and monuments from Rijeka's history.Address: Governor's Palace, Muzejski Square 1/1Phone: +385 51 336 711Website: http://www.muzej-rijeka.hr
Located near the Cathedral of St Vitus, the Roman arch ruin is believed to have been a gate to the once walled city.Address: Grivica Square
With its balmy climate and luxuriant vegetation, Kvarner is a place of wonderful memories and unforgettable experiences. The area's well-tended walking paths and fragrant gardens, one-hundred-year-old parks and superb wellness services will help restore your health and energy, allowing you to live life to the full. The Kvarner region is easy to reach from London with direct flights from London Stansted to Rijeka in under two hours.
The Kvarner region is the only place in Croatia which has a lungo mare (seaside promenade) that is 12 km long. You can walk all the way from Lovran to Volosko passing the famous Opatija on the way. Some of the best beaches in Croatia are here - mostly white pebbles ones – and there are both long sweeping beaches and small coves. There are 22 sandy bays on the island of Rab (a rarity in Croatia). Kvarner has a world class spa culture - many hotels have superb spas using sea water. Wildlife - the rare Griffon vultures have made their home on the cliffs on the island of Cres and a colony of dolphins has chosen to live in the waters off the island of Losinj.
Rijeka's carnival – the biggest in Croatia and one of the top European carnivals. There's a spectacular parade which usually starts on the last Sunday before Shrove Tuesday, this is a huge event with floats and carnival costumes. Small and large festivals in the area always include music, dance and local delicacies. During one of the most famous events in Croatia, the Rabska Fjera summer festival, the entire town of Rab turns into a giant medieval stage with more than 600 of its inhabitants putting on medieval costumes, playing the roles of medieval artisans in anticipation of the magnificent Rab Crossbowmen tournament.
Visit the Kvarner region: http://www.kvarner.hr
A menu of local meat and fish dishes is offered at this hotel restaurant in the centre of Rijeka. Grand Hotel Bonavia also offers a fine dining restaurant called Kamov.Address: Dolac 4Phone: +385 51 357 980Website: http://www.bonavia.hr
The nautical theme of this restaurant is befitting for the menu of fresh fish dishes.Address: Matije Gupca 5bPhone: +385 512 12274Website: http://www.konoba-feral.com
This centrally located taverna serves a combination of modern and traditional dishes. Enjoy daily fresh fish and seafood or local specialities in a tranquil and rustic atmosphere.Address: Titov trg 2bPhone: +385 51 374 501Website: http://www.konobanebuloza.comSubway: Titoy Square
Tarsa serves traditional food in country-style surroundings. This is a popular restaurant among locals.Address: Josipa Kulfaneka 10Phone: +385 51 452 089Website: http://www.konoba-tarsa.net
Serving beautiful Croatian dishes to reasonable prices, this restaurant has a good reputation and is well-visited.Address: Riva 6Phone: +385 51 311 026Website: http://www.restaurant-gardens.com
Some of Croatia's best restaurants are situated in the Kvarner region – from local konobas to fine dining, featuring all the things that Kvarner is famous for: asparagus, scampi, chestnuts, wild mushrooms, cherries and more... Kvarner has even produced a dedicated gourmet guide that easily fits into your pocket. Look for a Kvarner Gourmet and Kvarner Food quality mark.
A spacious and bright café that serves some good pancakes, sandwiches and snacks.Address: Ante Starcevica 11Phone: +395 51 330 653
Here you can enjoy a cup of coffee with a view over Rijeka's rooftops. Nad Urom coffee bar is located on top of the Korso shopping centre and during the weekends there is live music to accompany the beautiful view.Address: Trg Ivana Koblera 1Phone: +385 51 33 338Website: http://nadurom.com
The Celtic Caffe Bard is located in the centre of the old town. Make your selection from the list of drinks and beers and listen to the Celtic music playing in the background.Address: Trg Grivica 6BPhone: +385 51 215 235Website: http://www.caffebard.com
This centrally located café serves excellent cakes and pastries like, as its name reveals, the famous Dolce Bolero cake.Address: Bazarigov prolaz 2Website: http://www.dolcebolero.hr
A lively pizzeria that serves a wide range of thin and crusty pizzas and shakes.Address: Šetalište Joakima Rakovca 2aPhone: +385 51 219 183
Popular with young residents of the Rijeka, the River Pub is atmospheric with a wide range of drinks and light snacks.Address: Frana Supila 12Phone: +385 51 213 406
Bright, lively and located right near the waterside, Phanas is popular with the trendy young people of the town.Address: Ivana Zajca 9Phone: +385 99 229 3964Website: http://www.phanas.hr
This club, located on a boat, gives you the chance to dance at the stern and chill-out at the bow. A place to party all night long.Address: Adamićev gatPhone: +385 915 317 879Website: http://www.nina2.com
At Club La Noche you can dance to electro, house and techno music played by famous DJ's. It is mostly populated in the weekends when it becomes crowded by guests from both Rijeka and Opatija.Address: Preluk bbPhone: +385 95 847 6135Website: http://lanoche.com.hr
In the centre of Rijeka this exclusive bar and club offers entertaining DJ's during the nights and a cool place to have a coffee during the days.Address: Ante Starčevića 8 Website: http://www.clubboa.com
There are many festivals in the Kvarner region. Some of these are: Festival Kvarner which brings international performers of classical music and opera to the glittering Crystal Hall in Opatija in September, the Marunada Chestnut Festival which brings delicious treats and celebrations to Lovran and surrounding villages in October. On the island of Krk, the Days of Olives and Honey at Punat in October has visitors helping in the olive harvest (if they wish) and also in October, up in the majestic Gorski Kotar mountain foothills there's a Pumpkin Celebration at Vrbovsko.
If you cannot imagine visiting a new place and not spending some money at the local shops, you can choose from the authentic experience of the "town belly" – Rijeka's main market as well as the numerous shops and the largest commercial store in this part of Croatia (Tower Center Rijeka). Look out for more info on where to shop in Rijeka on http://www.tz-rijeka.hr/en/Home.aspx?PageID=31.
Rijeka's international airport is on the island of Krk, 30km from the city centre and served by taxis stationed outside, buses and car hire companies.Address: Hamec 1, 51513 OmišaljPhone: +385 51 842 040More info: http://www.rijeka-airport.hr


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PORT ST. LUCIE Ð Port St. Lucie City Manager Greg Oravec (from left) discusses the challenge of selecting the best fit to fill the position of the next Port St. Lucie Police Chief from the three candidates Michael Deal, Craig Novick and Jerry Speziale at the end of a public question and answer format session at City Hall on Saturday. All three candidates had the opportunity to individually address the audience in the public forum before being re-introduced together to meet the attending officials and public following the session.
PORT ST. LUCIE - Pam Booker (center), Senior Assistant City Attorney, listens in as other City of Port St. Lucie officials (from left) Milton Collins Assistant City Attorney, Susan Williams, Human Resource Director, John Boldoc, acting Police Chief and William Vega, Assistant Police Chief take notes during the public question and Answer session.
PORT ST. LUCIE Ð More than one hundred Port St. Lucie residents and public officials gathered inside the Port St. Lucie City Hall chambers as City Manager Greg Oravec (bottom right) introduced one of the three candidates for their individual public question and answer session on Saturday.
PORT ST. LUCIE Ð Port St. Lucie residents (from center left) Chuck and Darlene Dougherty, applaud during comments made by one of the three Police Chief candidates during their individual question and answer sessions at Port St. Lucie City Hall on Saturday. "I thought it was fantastic," Darlene said. "It was really good because it gave the public a chance to see what happens during these situations, and I think Mr. Oravec has a very tough job ahead of him."
Images from the public question and answer session for three candidates for the Port St. Lucie Police Chief position at Port St.Lucie City Hall on Saturday June 16, 2012


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I am starting a betta barracks system. I will update this post as things progress.
* Recovered a 29 gallon aquarium from the bowels of my mother's basement.
* Bought a 5-teir shelf at wal*mart and put it together.
* Bought 30 feet of gutter from Lowes and cut (most) of the pieces into 3' length.
* Bought 16 gutter end caps.
* Regretfully also bought a hacksaw and tape measure.
Please note that Lowes will not cut your gutters, so if you have a small car be prepared to either pay $60 for them to deliver it or have fun in the parking lot sawing it yourself.
PS Bring a hacksaw and earplugs with you.
To Buy List
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Mesh OR gutter guards
Pump ... thinking about Ehiem 1000 compact -- Any suggestions?
PVC pipes
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Okay i've been away from here for a while and am suffering the consequences! I've gained about a stone since i was properly active on here and binged like a mofo'! Thats about to change though. I have been dieting and using MFP, but its time i learned to have a healthy relationship with food! I'm onto my second week of Paul McKenna's I Can Make You Thin (i think i'm on day 12). I'll know when i update this tomorrow or tonight! If anyone has had success with this i'd love to hear from you. It'd be great encouragement, which i'd appreciate!
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MASSENA A suspicious vehicle Sunday in the Wal-Mart parking lot on Route 37 resulted in the arrests of four Polish citizens for allegedly being in the United States illegally and three men who allegedly were paid to transport them within the country.
Oleh Solomon, a citizen of the Ukraine; Mikita Palaukov, a citizen of Belarus; and Ian R.E. Tarbell, an American citizen; were each charged by U.S. Border Patrol agents with transporting illegal aliens within the United States for financial gain. Four Polish nationals, three men and a woman, were charged with being in the country illegally. Two of the alleged illegal aliens had previously been deported from the United States, according to documents filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court, Syracuse.
According to criminal complaints filed in the action, Border Patrol agents observed a white Mitsubishi Galant warranting elevated suspicion because it was making numerous movements around the parking lot with no one getting in or getting out. Just before 8 p.m., a white Cadillac Escalade pulled into the lot and next to the Galant, with four people getting out of the Escalade and into the back seat of the Galant. An agent followed the Galant containing six passengers onto Route 420 before halting it. Mr. Palaukov, the driver, and Mr. Solomon told agents that they were legally in the United States, although Mr. Palaukov allegedly admitted that the other four passengers were illegal aliens.
Simultaneously, other agents followed the Escalade to a residence in the village, where agents saw the driver, later identified as Mr. Tarbell, go inside, come out and drive away in a Chevrolet Silverado onto North Raquette Road. The vehicle was halted on ONeill Road, where Mr. Tarbell allegedly admitted that he knew he was transporting illegal aliens from St. Regis Village, Que., to Massena and was being paid $450 to do so.
According to court documents, one of the Polish nationals told agents that he had entered the United States from Canada by sled. All seven people charged have been remanded to U.S. Marshals custody pending detention hearings.
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UPDATE AT 8:25 P.M. (WZZM) -- Ottawa County Deputies identify the victims in the deadly crash in Wright Township.
They say 84 year old Edward Bylsma of Coopersville was driving a black pickup truck on Arthur Street and ran into the driver's side of a green minivan that was southbound on 16th Avenue.
Bylsma and the driver of the minivan, 45 year old Steven Robin of Conklin were both killed. The passenger in the pickup, 81 year old Elizabeth Bylsma was flown to Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital in critical condition.
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It happened around 6:30 p.m. Monday at Arthur Street and 16th Avenue in Wright Township.
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Before Tuesdays season-opening dual meet with Potsdam, OFA Girls Track-Field Coach Diane Jeneault told her girls that every point would be precious.
Shawna Rickett interpreted her coachs instructions to the letter.After placing third in the shot put and sixth in the discus she volunteered to become the Devils third entry in the 3000 meter run in the final individual event of the day.
She completed the 10 lap event in sixth place and scored a point which proved crucial when the Potsdams foursome of Tiffany Love, Kate Hildreth, Marissa McIntosh and Arielle Stoian put together their best 400 times of the season to secure a must 4x400 relay win which left the meet in a 158-158 tie.
The girls did an awesome job today. I used everyone I had to the fullest and so did Potsdam, said Coach Jeneault.
The way the meet finished with Shawna Rickett stepping forward to run the 3000 and Potsdam winning the last relay was wonderful. April (Potsdam Coach April Barnes) and I were delighted when it finished in a tie.
OFA dominated the Boys Meet 132-78.
We didnt have many great times or distances but we had a lot of solid efforts, said OFA Coach John Tebo.
Potsdam also won the 4x100 relay and OFAs foursome of Kurstyn Macaulay, Ellen Miller, Sarah Mitchell and Danielle Steenkamer led the 4x800. Macaulay finished as a triple winner pacing the 400 and 3000 meter runs and Ellen Miller came through with a first place in the 400 hurdles.
Potsdams Madi Dow led the 800 and 1500 meters and Potsdam led the 100 and 200 dashes with Maddie Drechsel. Stoian doubled as the high jump medalist and Chitrara Robertson paced the shot put.
Sam King led the shot put and took second in the discus and Charlotte Miller led the long jump and took second in the triple jump for OFA which also received first place points from Kayla Tolman in the 100 hurdles and Charlotte Miller in the triple jump. Other seconds came from Nicole Duprey with a personal best 4 6 in the high jump and in the 100 and 200, Steenkamer (1500-800) and Mitchell (400).
OFAs depth controlled the Boys Meet where a small Potsdam contingent produced a triple-time medalist in Oden Robertson who led the 100 and 200 meter dashes and anchored and a 4x100 meter victory and a double individual medalist in Devin Crary who placed the discus throw and shot put. Peter Clark led the 110 hurdles and ran on the victorious 4x400 relay team with Thomas Hobbs, Sam Lee and Kurt Waters.
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Established in 1974 and located on Historic Lincoln Highway (Rt. 30) O'Malleys Pub & Eatery is the place to go for great beer, food and a happy atmosphere. Celebrate where great times and great food come together!
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Classic fun food, cruise nights, neon lights and service with a smile. Situated on the historic Illinois Lincoln Highway, Route 30 next to Phillips Park Golf Course & Mastodon Visitors Center and the Illinois Lincoln Highway gazebo.
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant - Naperville
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant opened in 2005 in Orland Park, a south suburb of Chicago. The concept was unique. We would create a signature menu with a selection of dishes designed to pair perfectly with our own Cooper's Hawk wines, made in our own private winery. With sophisticated food and exceptional wines, our concept was born. The Cooper's Hawk concept includes four distinct components: an upscale casual dining restaurant, full-service bar, private barrel-aging room, and Napa-style tasting room and retail gift store…all under one roof. Each Cooper's Hawk location is distinctive in layout and décor, but carries the same warmth and elegance that guests have come to expect.
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Think of your dream crust. Is it flaky along the edges, buttery and so full of flavor you don't know how it could possibly be real? Well, look no further than Pie Boss. With their specialty being pot pies, you won't find too many desserts here (except on the weekends) so don't be disappointed if the menu says "sausage" instead of "apple." Don't let that detour you–these pot pies are delicious and reminiscent of the ones you had as a child. Only difference? This South African bakery blows those away!
J-Town Eatery
Indoor/outdoor eatery featuring Chi-Town style food. Great food, fantastic prices. Free fries with sandwiches. Famous for their chicken philly sandwich.
River's Edge Cafe
More than just a cup of coffee; a place for minds to meet. A well-made latte paired with a scrumptious sandwich? Yes, please! River's Edge Café serves up a strong brew with amazing pastries in the morning and unbeatable soups, salads and sandwiches in the afternoon. The options here are outstanding! They have organic and gluten-free options that are deceivingly delicious.
Tailwinds Distilling
Tailwinds Distilling Company is Chicago-land's premiere Micro Distillery. Located just 30 minutes from Downtown Chicago resides the family owned and operated distillery affectionately referred to as "the hangar". The hangar is a 5000 square foot production facility with an on-site tasting room and store front shop. The fermentation, distilling, aging, blending, bottling, labeling, and packaging is completed entirely on-site, forging a truly hand crafted spirit. By distilling each spirit in small batches as opposed to larger continuous operations, the distillers are able to focus on quality during every step of the process.
Basils Greek Dining
Blending old world tradition with culinary flair and innovations, this is a celebration of Mediterranean Cuisine. Named after the "royal" herb, Basils brings the delicate balance and warmth of Greek comfort food to the modern dining table. Named one of 15 Unique Restaurants by Only In Your State: "Who knew some of the best Greek food wasn't in Greektown but was instead in a suburb? Yes, it's at Basils, a fantastic restaurant that has phenomenal Greek food perfectly paired with wines." (July 16, 2015)
Blackstone Bar & Grille
BlackStone Bar & Grill has an inviting char-house atmosphere accented by a colorful bar, featuring a wide selection of sandwiches, steaks, seafood, and chicken prepared fresh on the grill. We also offer a "home kitchen" menu boasting a variety of "platter-style" recipes passed down through our chefs' families homemade dishes, common when families had more time to spend in the kitchen. BlackStone's diverse selection of appetizers and entrees provides a complete dining experience... whether it be for a romantic dinner for two, or a fun "night out" for the entire family.
Millhurst Ale House
Millhurst Ale House offers a variety of premium steak and seafood, as well as classic comforts, pastas, burgers, pizza, salads and more! 27 Micro Craft Beers and Full Bomber Selection. Check out their menu on BeerMenu.com! Millhurst Ale House has Private and Semi-private dining rooms for your special event.
The Chocolate Shoppe
The Chocolate Shoppe is dedicated to bringing specialty chocolate candies and desserts to any occasion! Featuring hand-made recipes created with premium Belgian chocolate.
Honest Abe's Tap & Grill
A family owned bar & grill, open daily at 11am. Variety of 100% angus beef burgers, fresh salads, sandwiches and appetizers, Illinois Horseshoes and Ponyshoes, 12 beers on tap.
Home Cut Donuts
Open 24 hrs. 7days a week. Serving Joliet's favorite coffee and donuts since 1966. Featuring over 45 varieties of donuts, eclairs, cinnamon rolls, muffins and cookies, still made by hand using our original recipes. Featured on Chicago's Best, Windy City Live, CLTV and WJOL.
Gelsosomo's Pizzeria
Gelsosomo's Pizzeria & Pub is a new family restaurant located in downtown Lemont. Stop in for some pizza, pasta, sandwiches, salads, beer and fun. Chances are if you've eaten at Gelsosomo's (Jel-sah-so-mos) in Lemont you've met at least one of the owners, Peg and Ed Gricus - a family-run operation.
Luigi's House
Luigi's House invites you to come and experience true Italian cooking and casual dining in the various rooms of Luigi's home. Themed dining spaces include the kitchen, pottery room (with twinkling lights), library, or the landscaped patio. Inside Luigi's House is Julian's Piano Bar, which offers live entertainment three nights per week, great Martini's and appetizers.
Frankfort Spirits
They are committed to producing the finest small batch hand crafted spirits in the Midwest, using premium locally sourced ingredients, tried and true processes, superior equipment, and the collective knowledge and skill of dedicated entrepreneurs.
The Patio
We take great pride in using only the finest quality ingredients that are preservative and filler-free, and freshly-prepared the old-fashioned way. We never cut corners! Our famous Barbecue Ribs and Rotisserie Chicken are always cooked fresh throughout the day, and our signature smoked meats – sliced Beef Brisket, Pulled Pork, and Pulled Turkey – are seasoned and slow-cooked for hours. We make our own soups from scratch daily and we even grind and patty our own hamburgers. The way we do things may require extra effort, but we believe you can really taste the difference! For over 35 years, we continue to follow the same philosophy – quality, value, exceptional service and delicious barbecue!
Fairbanks Steakhouse
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Devon Town Focus
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Axminster is a small market town on the eastern border of Devon. The town is built on a hill overlooking the River Axe which heads towards the English Channel at Axmouth and is in the East Devon local government district. The market is still held every Thursday.
Axminster gave its name to a type of carpet. An Axminster-type power loom is capable of weaving high quality carpets with infinite colours and patterns. While Axminster carpet is made in the town of Axminster this type of carpet is now manufactured all over the world.
The history of the town is very much linked to the carpet industry, started by Thomas Whitty at Court House near the church in 1755. The completion of the early hand tufted carpets was marked by a peal of bells from the parish church as it took a great amount of time and labour to complete them. Axminster Railway Station was opened on 19 July 1860, with the London and South Western Railway (LSWR) offering direct services between Queen Street Station in Exeter and Yeovil. The station building was designed by the LSWR's architect Sir William Tite in mock gothic style. In 1903, the branch line from Axminster to Lyme Regis was opened. This branch line was closed with the Beeching cuts, in the 1960s. The engine has been preserved on the Bluebell Line, in Sussex, while the station was dismantled and reconstructed at New Alresford, on the Watercress Line, in Hampshire.
Axminster is the southern starting point of the Taunton Stop Line, a World War II defensive line consisting of pillboxes and anti-tank obstacles, which runs north to the Somerset coast near Highbridge.
Nearby Kilmington was used as a location for the 1998 LWT adaptation of Tess of the d'Urbervilles. The celebrity chef and TV presenter Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has his River Cottage H.Q. at a 60 acre farm in the Axe valley. He has since purchased an old inn of the town to convert to an organic produce shop/market and canteen.
Key Stats
- The population of the Axminster Devon Town area for 2009 is 13854
- In the last 10 years, the population has grown by 9.7%
- Claimant counts for November 2008 were approximately 55 people
- Job Seekers Allowance for the area reached 0.69% of the working age population in November 2008
- District claimant count figures for 2008 showed a claimant count of 1.22% of the working age population
- The Average income in 2008 for the Axminster Devon Town area is £29444.26 per household
- Average house price for the area in 2007 was recorded as £279,180.94
- In 2007 there were 80 year 11 pupils in this area
- 57.5% of year 11 pupils attained 5 A*-C grades at GCSE
- There are 78 year 6 pupils throughout the Axminster Devon Town area
- 85.9% of pupils attained KS2 Level 4+
- For statistical profiles on Axminster please click here


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Representatives from VCU-ACE were invited to present and participate at the OCALI 2011 Conference and Expo in Columbus, Ohio on November 15-18, 2011. The focus of the OCALI Conference was on improving programs, implementation, support, and education outcomes for those with ASD and low-incidence disabilities. The events attracted parents and professionals, ranging in practice from the individual classroom to district, region, state, and international level. Attendees were able to review and discuss current models of systems, best practices in research and intervention use, and statewide capacity building, with the ultimate goal of improving outcomes at all levels.
In addition to presenting three workshops, "Supporting Adults with ASD in the Workplace Using Positive Behavior Intervention Support," "Scaling Up: School Division-Wide Systems Change to Provide High-Quality ASD Services," and "The Effect of Project SEARCH and Supported Employment on Employment of Adults with ASD," VCU-ACE staff also participated in the National Autism Leadership Summit. In an effort to expand the National Community of Practice on ASD, OCALI gathered leaders from multiple systems of services and supports for this Summit in order to promote networking and information sharing across various levels of scale, perspective, and location. VCU-ACE Staff discussed efforts taking place in VA and contributed recommendations on topics related to transition, early identification, and training educators.
Here's What Happening in Wise County Schools …
The Wise County Autism Services Improvement Team (ASIT) has been working diligently towards implementation of its goals for systems-change in the area of autism spectrum disorders. The ASIT has focused on four specific areas for improving outcomes for students with ASD: fidelity of implementation of evidence-based practices; development of meaningful and measurable goals for students with autism to include assessment and data collection; an ongoing transition plan throughout the student's educational program; and implementation of evidence-based supports and programs to preschoolers with ASD.
The ASIT has been engaged in multiple activities to accomplish these goals. The Team has worked to fully develop their Service Improvement Plan and is currently engaged in baseline data collection through assessment of its autism programs. Division coaches have been trained and have participated in this assessment process. To support the focus of a top-down approach to working within the school system, the ASIT has developed a "Tip of the Week: Supporting Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders" that is e-mailed to principals, assistant principals, and division leadership on a weekly basis. Other activities include a system-wide focus on assistive technology for all students with autism. VCU-ACE supported Wise County in its implementation of iPads for students with disabilities by bringing in Dr. Tony Gentry to deliver training to its secondary teachers and assistive technology team on technology applications and use. A recent article, "iPad Changes Teaching, Learning" in The Coalfield Progress (November 29, 2011, pages 1-2) demonstrates the excitement of this project.
Wise County ASIT will be offering several additional training opportunities in the next few months, to be followed up by coaching in the implementation of evidence-based practices. Targeted educators have been identified as division coaches and will begin training on how to support teachers through this model. In early 2012, identified educators will receive training in the VB-MAPP assessment and follow-up training in how to use the assessment for development of programs for students with autism. From division leadership, to the classroom teacher, to the paraprofessional, all are excited about the opportunities to contribute to the systems-change process and are benefiting from the activities that the VCU-ACE grant is bringing to the division.
The Richmond Public Schools (RPS) Peer to Peer Social Skills Group started the "Club" in October where eleven students in general education joined five students with ASD to engage in fun activities and lessons meant to build their friendship skills. The feedback from the students has been very favorable! October also marked the inaugural meeting of the "Communication Committee." Their aim is to create easy to use and effective tools for teachers and staff to utilize in assessing current communication skills, in order to craft individualized communication systems for students. The group will focus on three different populations: students who are just entering the RPS system; those who are getting ready to graduate; and those students who have a need that has not previously been addressed.
Teresa Lyons, Carol Schall, and Emily Helmboldt from the VCU-ACE Technical Assistance Team have assembled a group of cross-regional stakeholders to work on the VCU-ACE statewide goal of Transition. The main charge of the group is to identify, modify, and/or create tools for divisions to use with the purpose of enabling smoother and more successful transitions from Part C to Part B; from school to school/teacher to teacher; and from secondary to post secondary options, or Transition with a capital T.
VCU-ACE collaborated with The Region 1 Autism Education Consortium to provide a staff development opportunity to educators from Region 1 Public Schools on November 8, 2011. Adam Dreyfus and Staci Carr from the VCU-ACE Technical Assistance Division trained sixty participants on how to identify the crucial strategies for addressing those missing and/or impaired skills necessary for success in schools. The presenters used the Verbal Behavior Analysis approach to share how to identify core barriers to learning such as communication, imitation, social skills, and observation learning. The central question asked was: What can we do to help this child learn?
Please be sure to review the new Virginia Skill Competencies Page on the VCU-ACE website. The Competencies are designed to guide best practice in supporting individuals with autism across the Commonwealth of VA. They are based on evidence-based strategies that have been identified through research to be effective for the treatment, education, and support of individuals with autism in school and community-based settings.
In conjunction, a Skill Competencies Tracker and Summary/Guide document have been designed to align with the competencies, and to document professional development activities as well as the level of proficiency for each of the Virginia Skill Competencies. The Tracker can be used in three different ways: by an individual as a self-monitoring device; by an outside observer or supervisor to document areas of professional development; and by organizers of professional development activities to document training and development activities provided to professionals and paraprofessionals. Links to all documents can be found on the VCU-ACE website!
Check out the New Article on Employment just added to our Resources page!
From the 2011 Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, Taylor and Seltzer share "Employment and Post-Secondary Educational Activities for Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders During the Transition to Adulthood." Be sure to check out all the other great information, articles, and links to websites while you are there!
Registration Now Open for the Winter 2012 Webcast Series
On January 10, 2012, Carol Schall, Ph.D., VCU-ACE Director of Technical Assistance, will speak on the topic, "Function Matters! How to Determine Why a Student Demonstrates Problem Behavior." During the ACE February webcast, the audience will be introduced to Roseanne, an adult woman with Asperger's Syndrome. Make sure you register for this February 14, 2012 presentation! Stay tuned … the entire 2012 Webcast Schedule will be posted soon!
Registration Still Open for the VCU-ACE Online Courses starting in January!
Registration for the VCU-ACE online courses "Foundations of Autism Spectrum Disorders" and "Educating Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders," which start January 9, 2012 is still open. Space is limited, so please register early! All ACE courses are open to anyone in VA wanting to learn more about ASD. Check out our Online Courses webpage for full course descriptions.
Be On The Look-Out!
Two new self-paced courses will be launching soon! VCU-ACE has collaborated with Grafton Integrated Health Network (GIHN) on a course on Data Collection, "Improving Goal Mastery through Data-Based Decision-Making," to be launched in January. A new course for parents of young children, "My Child was Just Identified with an Autism Spectrum Disorder! Now What Do I Do?" written by the Virginia Autism Council will also be available in the coming months. Be sure to check the VCU-ACE website on a regular basis for information on these new courses!
Alissa Molinelli and Whitney Ham, both VCU-RRTC employees, recently won the A.R. Dawson Humanitarian Award. Dr. Dawson, Director of Geriatric and Rehabilitation Services for the Virginia Department of Mental Hygiene and Hospitals, initiated this award with a $1,000 grant and presented the first award in 1971. This award is presented for outstanding services to people with disabilities by a practitioner, who is not in an administrative or supervisory position. It is awarded to a professional person having direct contact with persons with disabilities in the rehabilitation process, and whose efforts have had a significant impact on their lives. Individuals who have worked in psychology, vocational evaluation, or medical specialties are eligible.
In addition, Jennifer McDonough, another staff member of VCU-RRTC, won the R.N. Anderson Award for Leadership. In 1986 a classroom at Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center was dedicated to the memory of Mr. Anderson, the first Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services. This award is given to a current member of the Virginia Rehabilitation Association who has demonstrated excellence in services to persons with disabilities. The first R.N. Anderson Award was presented in 1961.


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Not a soul on Oklahoma City's side would dare confess to it before the game.
But the fact remained.
The Thunder needed a win Wednesday in the worse way. Not because wins have been in short supply this season, but because quality wins against quality opponents have been non-existent, calling into question how good this revamped Thunder team really is in the early part of this season.


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Underoath - Part X
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9 responses to "Underoath - Part X"
Rise and Shine posted on Jun 13, 2008 - 17:08 PM
This guy is so freaking amaaaaazing! PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING!!!!!!!
Alex posted on Jun 14, 2008 - 1:31 AM
This was awesome! I hope Meinl was giving us a hint that since at the end of the song he gets up and leaves, that this is the last video.... : {
Micah posted on Jun 14, 2008 - 3:29 AM
I am pretty sure there will be an encore. I hope so! aaron is AMAZING.
Josh posted on Jun 17, 2008 - 5:40 AM
Whats the name of this song?
craig posted on Jun 18, 2008 - 19:59 PM
I dont feel very receptive today-
freakin aaron has done it again, he's a powerful drummer.
Aaron posted on Aug 26, 2010 - 18:52 PM
Favorite Drummer, Favorite band. Sucks that he left UnderOath. He was the only original member left. : /
Leo posted on Aug 28, 2010 - 7:53 AM
its fucking awesome!! aaron u the best man
Sam posted on Feb 24, 2011 - 9:55 AM
we need more hard hitting drummers!
Luke posted on Aug 05, 2011 - 2:51 AM
are all of the cymbals that he's playing right here, displayed on his artist page? cause I really enjoy the sound of all of them.
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