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Or is it? In the spirit of the year's most foolish holiday, here is a list of topics you may or may not read about on your favorite a cappella group's website (hopefully that's us...). I'll leave it up to you to decide whether they're true or simply the products of my unique imagination. Enjoy!
- SNC was chosen to shout the "YEAH!" parts on Rebecca Black's debut album It's Friday (Fun Fun Fun Fun...Fun!), then immediately replaced by Tay Zonday. No report yet if the two will perform a duet of "Chocolate Rain (On Friday, The Day After Thursday And Two Before Sunday)."
- While many ticket-holders believe they will be seeing SNC perform classic songs from decades past onstage at Harrah's in Atlantic City this summer, they should be forewarned that this year's theme is "Odd Jobs SNC Does During the Day To Support Their Blackjack Funds" and includes no singing whatsoever.
- The group's new studio project is rumored to be entitled Ladies Night.
- SNC's old beards were recently fined in Canada for hunting moose with expired licenses, but all charges were dropped when they broke into a rousing rendition of Billy Joel's "For The Longest Time."
- There were 11 original members of SNC at Indiana University.
- Alumni of SNC at Indiana University include: Burgess "Cowface" McMitchell and Pat Quarternote, who was destined to sing a cappella in college.
- Besides their voices, the members of SNC also play the following instruments: piano, guitar, saxophone, violin, trumpet, and drums. Oh, and jazz recorder.
- The term a cappella means "small hat worn for singing" in Italian.
- Every member of SNC uses Apple products.
- Staples on SNC's backstage rider contract include: Throat Coat tea, a bear of honey (head unscrewed), multi-grain bread, peanut butter, peanut-less peanut butter (for Seggie), and 10 packs of strawberry flavored Big League Chew.
- Two members of SNC were state champions in high school athletics. The remaining eight were not.
- In college, the group nearly went with such names as The Bloomingtones, The Crimson Knights, and Levels before deciding upon Straight No Chaser.
- Mascots of SNC members' high school alma maters include: the Jayhawks, Royals, Canaries, Cougars, Argonauts, and Red Rovers.
- SNC will be appearing briefly on the next episode of Glee.
Thanks for stopping by, Chasers, and enjoy discussing the veracity of these. (Greep for using veracity...)

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The Hospice Foundation of Jefferson County Inc. is ready to accept a new offer of $350,000 for its Washington Street property.
That is more than double the amount it was prepared to receive from the first offer it was ready to accept.
Diana K. Woodhouse, Hospice of Jefferson Countys chief executive officer, said Watertown businessman Brian H. Murray has offered $350,000 for the two-story, 5,500-square-foot brick building at 425 Washington St. The offer is $200,000 more than the foundation thought it was going to receive under an earlier sale contract.
We are pleased with the offer, Mrs. Woodhouse said. This is a very strong offer.
The foundation earlier had a contract with N&G Rentals LLC, whose principal is Watertown accountant Jerry R. Gardner, to sell the building for $150,000. However, developer P.J. Simao, who has helped the foundation raise hundreds of thousands of dollars, objected to the transaction, contending among other issues that the proposed sale price was less than half what a state-certified real estate appraiser said the property is worth. A 2011 appraisal set the propertys value at $365,000 while the city has assessed the tax-exempt property at $335,400 and estimates its full market value at $376,000.
Just before the sale to Mr. Gardner was due to close, the foundations board postponed it to allow an attorney to review the transaction. However, while the review was being conducted, Mr. Gardner proposed the foundation be given until June 30 to market the property. If at any point before that a more lucrative offer came in, Mr. Gardner was given the chance to match it. Mrs. Woodhouse said that Mr. Gardner now has 30 days to match or better the offer. He could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
Mrs. Woodhouse said after the board received its latest offer, it decided it was sufficient to accept now and forgo further marketing of the property, even though the board still has until June to seek a better offer. She said the costs associated with maintaining the property for at least four more months factored into the boards decision to accept the latest offer.
We want to thank and acknowledge Mr. Simao for what hes done, Mrs. Woodhouse said. We appreciate what hes done and the courage he had to do it.
Mr. Murray, who could not be reached for comment, acquired the Lincoln Building on Public Square in December for $500,000. In the past year, he has also acquired a number of other properties, including Palmer Street Apartments on the citys west side, College Heights Apartments off Coffeen Street and a small strip plaza in the town of LeRay. Most recently, he acquired the storefronts on the bottom floor of the City Center Plaza building that houses the Stream Global Services call center on Arsenal Street.
Hospice no longer needs the Washington Street property following construction of an eight-bed residence, including office space, at 1398 Gotham St. Proceeds of the sale will defray the cost of building the facility.
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|ASU Football Notebook: Furman Game To Be Televised
|Written by MIke Flynn
|Thursday, 29 July 2010 19:01
Appalachian State University football has added another televised game to its 2010 slate, as ASU's contest against Furman on October 30 will be now be televised locally on three stations.The game will still kickoff at 3:30 p.m., and can be seen on WMYA in the Greenville/Spartanburg, S.C. area, WMYV-TV in Greensboro, N.C. and WLFL-TV in Raleigh, N.C.
Former Mountaineer quarterback and current Carolina Panther Armanti Edwards will be featured on "Football Saturday's in the South" this weekend.
The show will include a feature on Edwards and interviews with the "Voice of the Mountaineers" David Jackson, and current Mountaineer wideout Blake Elder.
The feature on the third round 2010 NFL draft pick can be viewed Saturday, July 31 at 1 p.m. on five stations in North Carolina. For fans in the Charlotte, N.C. area the show will air on WSOC (ABC), on WXLV (ABC) in Greensboro, N.C., on WFXI (FOX) in Greenville, N.C., on WTVD (ABC) in Raleigh, N.C. and on WSFX (FOX) in Wilmington, N.C. For those in the Tri-Cities, (Virginia/Tennessee region), the show can be seen on WKPT (ABC).
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There has been quite a bit of talk on Twitter and the food blogs this week over the classic combination of peppermint and chocolate.
Slashfood came out with a slide show of The Best Peppermint Treats. (Spoiler alert: Ghirardelli Peppermint Bark Squares, Dove Peppermint Bark Promises, and Hershey's Candy Cane Kisses made the cut.)
Cybele May of CandyBlog.net just gave Russell Stover's Peppermint Bark Snowman a favorable review.
Today on MarthaStewart.com, editor Amy Conway, posts a super-simple Candy Cane Ice Cream Sandwich made with crushed candy canes and chocolate wafers.
This all makes me wonder …
What's your favorite Peppermint-Chocolate Treat?
Is it …
- Ghirardelli Peppermint Bark Squares
- Dove Peppermint Promises
- Hershey's Candy Cane Kisses
- York Peppermint Patties
- Andes Mints (did you know Andes Mints are now available as baking chips? I just spied them at Target!)
- Junior Mints (must see heart-shaped Junior Mints!)
- Williams-Sonoma's Peppermint Bark
- Trader Joe's Candy Cane Joe-Joe's
… or something else?
Name your peppermint-chocolate poison after this post or on Facebook. Mine? Dove's Peppermint Bark Promises. One bite, tons of choco-pepperminty bark.


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Just when we think every print possible has been recycled through the seasonal trend machine, along comes something semi-fresh — the chevron print. So, er, just what is a chevron (you ask in your head, and not out loud, so as to not to call attention to yourself)?
The lowdown: A chevron print is a repeating print that features an inverted "v." Otherwise known, in fancy circles, as the zig-zag.
Besides showing up in the form of fashion over the years, the chevron does have historical roots in military insignias and heraldry (coat of arms, anyone?), and even before that in ancient pottery and rock carvings. Meaning, basically, that chevron print wrap dress you're coveting isn't just cute, it's an historical reference. Nice.
But we digress — the bottom line is that we're kind of stoked on the chevron print because it's a breath of fresh air – cleaner and edgier than the predictable go-to florals in our closet, and somehow funky AND classic at the same time.
If you love it, too, there are plenty of chevron-print dresses, tops, skirts and sweaters to choose from to update those bland summer-to-fall basics and if you're the type that doesn't want to invest big in a seasonal trend, add a little funky chevron to your accessories rotation to be on-trend for less.
Fun Ways to Wear the Chevron Print this Fall
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HBS110 - Health Behaviour
Unit details
|2016 unit information
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Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), CBD*, Cloud (online)
Trimester 2: Burwood (Melbourne), CBD*, Warrnambool, Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Cloud (online)
Trimester 3: Cloud (online), CBD*
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Campus: 1 x 2 hour class, 1 x 1 hour seminar per week
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Quota applies. Online teaching methods require internet access.
This unit explores relevant health behaviour issues and their impact on an individual's health and wellbeing. These behavioural issues include: tobacco smoking, alcohol / drug use and abuse, healthy and disordered eating, weight management, engagement in exercise, managing stress, and managing chronic illness.
The unit examines the impact of socio-cognitive factors including self-efficacy and locus of control on behaviour change and how to harness this to enhance behaviour change and goal achievement. Further the unit discussed theoretical explanations of health behaviour and how they are applied to derive effective approaches to achieving behaviour change.
The unit examines the skills and principles of behaviour modification. Students undertake experiential and reflective learning approaches to develop and understanding of the process, challenges and skills involved in health behaviour change.
Assessment task 1: 4 x health behaviour journal entries (750 words per entry) 45%
Assessment task 2: 10 x quizzes 10%
Assessment task 3: Examination (2 hours) 45%
Prescribed texts
Donatelle, R.J. (2015, 2nd). HBS110: Health behaviour. Deakin custom order. Benjamin Cummings/Pearson.
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Simply enter your zip code or city, and HomePatrol-1 selects the channels in use in your area.
TrunkTracker IV (Motorola APCO 25 Digital, Motorola, EDACS, LTR)
Lets you monitor all of the major types of communications systems used by public safety, local government, amateur radio operators, and more.
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Allows you to specify the area that you need to hear any alerts that may be Weather, Civil, Biological, Nuclear, or National in nature.
Covers US and Canada
The built-in database includes all known channels in use in the United States and Canada. (All services not available in some areas.)
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Lets you record sessions for later playback or archiving.
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Have you ever considered unlocking your phone in the past? there are many different devices out there that would be perfect for unlocking your phone. However, you need to make sure that you find a device that will be usable on whatever carrier you are deciding to use it on and also know of all of the specs that come with the phone to ensure that you are actually getting the phone that you think you are.
There are many reasons why the unlocked Blackberry curve 9370 would be considered a very good option for those that are looking to unlock their phone. First of all, the display is great. It has an HVGA display that is considered to be one of the best for this price range of phone. The display looks crisp, it's easy to use, it also is able to provide top-of-the-line experience to those who use it.
The device also comes with a full QWERTY keyboard which makes it ideal for sending. If you are the type that does a lot of sending of messages, can you might want to consider this phone. The 800 MHz processor might be a little under powered when compared to other processors, but you should know that it is still a very viable option and would be able to do most leave anything.
There are other options that make it very viable as well, including the fact that it has an FC support. This means that you will be able to utilize mobile payments in order to pay for objects in stores. Also, the fact that it has an internal 512 MB of RAM means that the memory is great in that it is also a very solid option for those that are looking for a phone to unlock.


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NEW JERSEY 4 ISLANDERS 2 (F)Reich suffers broken wrist; Rechlicz: 3 fights
9:28 – Final.
9:19 – Rechlicz takes his third fighting major, pushes Colin White as he leaves the ice with game misconduct.
9:15 – Brendan Shanahan makes it 4-2 off a feed from Bergfors.
8:37 – Parise to Zajac makes it 3-2 with two minutes left in the second.
8:30 – Streit and Rolston PP goals make it 2-2. Dwayne Roloson throws a punch.
8:12 – Devils tie it up on a goal by You-Know-Who.
8:06 – Jack Hillen power play goal early second gives Islanders 1-0 lead. Matt Moulson picks up his 5th assist of the preseason.
8:00 pm – Fourth line challenger Jeremy Reich broke his wrist in a first period fight.
Early contender for Tweet of the season by Katie Strang: "(Rechlicz) has definitely shown he can take a punch."
Here's the Islanders' lineup for tonight's preseason tilt in New Jersey. The D is set. It's only a question of whether they sign and keep Calvin de Haan (out with groin strain) for the start of the season. Matt Moulson has been the good surprise of camp. He will likely stick. Most other decisions at forward revolve around the availability of Kyle Okposo, Trent Hunter and Doug Weight for Saturday's season opener. The addition of Rob Schremp is not good news for Greg Moore.
The game can be heard with Devils announcers Matt Loughlin and Sherry Ross calling the action on wfan.com. With de Haan out, this game has few storylines for Islanders fans to follow. Besides Moulson, bubble players are merely playing to be injury replacements for Saturday.
Bergenheim – Tavares – Moulson
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Shani Davis to Rally Fans
Gold Medalist speed skater Shani Davis will be featured as the official Chicago
Fire scarf raiser when the Fire host the "Fire Goes Green" match against the
Houston Dynamo on Saturday, April 24 7:30 PM CT (Comcast SportsNet) at TOYOTA
PARK. As the Fire's scarf raiser, Davis will rally fans from the pitch prior to
kickoff of the Fire's match this Saturday.
will don a commemorative Chicago Fire jersey featuring green colored name and
numbers, and a special patch to help highlight the "going green" initiatives
throughout the game against Houston Dynamo. Fans attending the Fire vs. Dynamo
match will have an opportunity to bid on Davis' jersey along with game-worn,
commemorative Fire jerseys from each member of the team. Winners will be
given the opportunity to have the Fire player personally autograph the
game-worn jersey after the game. All proceeds benefit the Chicago Fire
Foundation. For more information contact the Chicago Fire Foundation at
from Chicago, Davis is known as the fastest man on skates winning four Winter
Olympic medals, including two gold medals in 1000-meter speed skating; one at
the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy, and more recently at the 2010 Winter
Olympics held in Vancouver, Canada. He currently holds world records in
1000-meter and 1500-meter speed skating, and has captured a total of eight
World Championships.
can purchase tickets for the "Fire Goes Green" game by visiting the club's
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- Supplemental club training for motivated boys and girls in a professional club environment
- Participants follow an official Whitecaps FC training curriculum
- Includes footwork, diving, handling, shot stopping, crosses, distribution and organization
- All sessions developed and delivered by Whitecaps FC head goalkeeping staff
- Includes High Performance Coach Raegyn Hall
- Connected to the Whitecaps FC Academy Centre network to provide greater exposure and opportunities
- Parents are encouraged to check their e-mail prior to leaving for training; we will notify all participants of changes to training schedule via e-mail
- In the event that weather conditions do not allow for training at SFU, we will do our best to re-schedule the missed session
Boys and girls U-10 (2006) to U-18 (1998)
- Ten month program: two phases, September through June for a total of 33 weeks
Phase 1 - Fall & Winter - 22 weeks
Sept. 11, 18, Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Nov 6, 13, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 11.
Oct. 9: Make up for missed session on Sept. 25th
Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29, Feb. 12, 19, 26, Mar. 4, 11
NO SESSIONS Feb 5 Family Day weekend *Unless we need to use it as a make-up session
Phase 2 - Spring - 11 weeks
- Dates to be confirmed
- Players are grouped on ability and progress and may be moved to different groups at staff discretion
- All players will be pre-screened through the registration process to ensure program suitability
- Staff reserves the right to refund registration fees if, at any time, the program is deemed not suitable
- Group 1 (U-10 to U-12): Fridays 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Group 2 (U-13 to U-14): Fridays 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Group 3 (U-15 to U-18): Fridays 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
All training sessions will take place at the Whitecaps FC RegionalTraining Centre located at Simon Fraser University (Field #4) in Burnaby. Click here for printable map: Campus Map and Parking
Parking - All parents must park at the West Mall Visitors Parkade. This is paid parking but all Whitecaps Academy attendees will receive a flat rate of $3.50. Please note that you will receive a parking pass from Whitecaps FC staff which you MUST display in your car dashboard in order to receive the flat rate.
There is also a 15 minute grace period in this parkade for drop off and pick up. Cars are not permitted to stop or park along the roadway (fire lane) or service vehicle stalls next to field #4. SFU Campus Security will ticket/tow any parked cars.
Registration and Payment
2015/2016 registration
Option 1: Full Payment; pay for both phases at once and receive a savings of $50.
Phases 1 & 2 - $845 due upon registration
Option 2: Pay for each phase individually.
Phase 1 - $595 due upon registration
Phase 2 - $300; payment link will be sent to you in winter 2016
Registration Notes:
- Fees do not include GST
- All new players require a WFC training kit and track suit
- One-time fee, valid for at least two years
- Mandatory - Training kit (shorts, shirt, socks) - $80 + GST
- Mandatory - Track suit - $80 + GST
Cancellation Policy
- No refunds within 2 weeks of the first session. Once we are within 2 weeks, your registration and payment are locked in for that phase
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- No partial refunds will be issued for individual sessions missed by the participant.
Other Policies:
- Whitecaps FC reserves the right to move players to the appropriate training group.
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For general questions:
Whitecaps FC Fan Services - 604.669.9283 ext. 1 or toll free 1.855.9321932
Ongoing question:
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The 2012 Boston Santa Speedo Run
More than 700 runners participate in the 2012 Boston Santa Speedo... News PhotoArts Culture and Entertainment,Ball,Boston - Massachusetts,Charity Benefit,DVD,Horizontal,Massachusetts,Releasing,Sponsorship,USAPhotographer Paul MarottaCollection: Getty Images Entertainment 2012 Paul MarottaBOSTON, MA - DECEMBER 08: More than 700 runners participate in the 2012 Boston Santa Speedo Run, sponsored by Universal Studios Home Entertainment release of TED on DVD, as a fundraiser for the Play Ball! Foundation on December 8, 2012 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Paul Marotta/Getty Images)


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With the roller-coaster ride of the Stock Market lately, it is good to see someone putting their money on a sure bet. Personal finance magazine Kiplinger is using the first editorial Tag to drive users to their mobile site.
But you don't have to be Rich Uncle Pennybags (a.k.a. Mr. Monopoly… a tip of the top hat to Hasbro) to get to the front of the VIP line to receive useful advice and business forecast information after scanning the Tag.
All Tag scanners are brought right to the Kiplinger mobile website, which is rich in features and content. Subscribers can easily log in to their accounts and interested parties can sign up for a ton of free E-Alerts from a drop down link at the top of the mobile site. There is also an easy option to subscribe from the drop down menu, Kiplinger testing the use of Tags to make it even easier for the business executive or the mom-on-the-go to subscribe to the magazine and their other publications.
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Mementoes And Trinkets Are Sold At Stalls And Shops Around The Vatican City
Rosary beads bearing the image of Pope Benedict XVI are displayed for... News PhotoBead,Cultures,Finance,For Sale,Horizontal,Human Interest,Image,Italy,Merchandise,Pope,Pope Benedict XVI,Religion,Resignation of Pope Benedict XVI,Rome - Italy,Rosary Beads,SpiritualityPhotographer Oli ScarffCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesROME, ITALY - FEBRUARY 25: Rosary beads bearing the image of Pope Benedict XVI are displayed for sale on February 25, 2013 in Rome, Italy. The Pontiff will hold his last weekly public audience on February 27, 2013 before he retires the following day. Pope Benedict XVI has been the leader of the Catholic Church for eight years and is the first Pope to retire since 1415. He cites ailing health as his reason for retirement and will spend the rest of his life in solitude away from public engagements. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)


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Under the benevolent gaze of the Paul Bunyan statue, the Bangor Auditorium has played host to everything from hair bands to circuses to Jimmy Carter's town hall meetings. It's also been home to the Maine High School basketball championship games every year since the auditorium opened well over half a century ago. The final game of this year's tournament will be played Saturday evening. And while the tourney will live on, the auditorium won't: It's scheduled to be razed to the ground in just two months. As Jennifer Mitchell discovered, the final whistle this weekend will be a bittersweet sound for the many who share memories of this curious V-shaped building.
Audio: Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White, the number one song from 1955.
When this song was at the top of the charts, Bangor was at the top of the world, with a brand new, high tech, hi fi, thrilling technicolor auditorium! It was something special.
"When you came in, was just pretty much just, 'Wow!' The size of it. And the brightness of it. You know - very, very unusual," says Peter Webb, Maine Basketball Commissioner.
But for the purpose of this story, Webb is Number 21, point guard with the Houlton Shiretowners, and the year is 1956. It's the first basketball tournament ever held at the Bangor Auditorium, and he was there.
"Oh, it was really enjoyable to play there," he recalls. "The sounds that are created by this design and the proximity of about 2,000 people to the court in the bleachers is extraordinary. You travel to many arenas up and down the East Coast and you just don't get that - the fans are further removed from the court."
Webb just celebrated his 75th birthday. He's just a year ahead of a Bangor High School rival, Ed Fowler, who started producing MPBN's own broadcast of the high school games back in the 1970s.
Jennifer Mitchell: "So... did you watch him (Peter Webb) play?"
Ed Fowler: "Yes. I did. And I was disheartened."
Peter Webb: Chuckles
Ed Fowler: "Because he was Houlton High School and I was Bangor. So, oh yeah."
"You know, North of Boston it was probably the biggest building, it certainly was the biggest building," Fowler says. "And you know, because at the time and place, it really was an incredible facility."
It could hold up to 9,000 people and host Lipizzaner show horses and ice hockey games, pro-wrestlers in spandex, and Shriner clowns. There was nothing else quite like it in the state - but it wasn't designed for TV.
"Everything in this building has to be run through the building, back out to the trucks, and it takes a while because we have to snake cables behind things, under things," says Nick Woodward, who took over game production at the auditorium for MPBN when Ed Fowler retired in 2009.
Woodward says older buildings sometimes present challenges. "And it's the tear-down when the games are over. Things are a little dirtier. There's a lot more nacho cheese on the floor and on the cables than there was when we moved in."
Many of these problems will be solved with a move to the brand new arena which replaces the aged auditorium. But for many, the change will be difficult.
"I know there's some sentimentality about leaving the auditorium, but my guess is that in two or three years people will be really happy that they did," says Penquis High Coach Tony Hamlin, who played at the auditorium back in the 1960s.
But Hamlin takes a more pragamatic view as he prepares his team for the final game ever to be played there on Saturday, against Boothbay Regional High. So does his adversary, I. J. Pinkham, the Boothbay coach who also played at Bangor Auditorium in the 1960s.
"A building is a building. It's the people that make the Bangor Auditiorium," Pinkham says.
The Bangor Auditorium will live on as the Cross Insurance Center, the brand new facility where next year's tournaments will be played. It occupies the space where an even older arena was - one that was knocked down when the Bangor Auditorium was built back in 1955.
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CANTON After a year of negotiation, St. Lawrence County is in the final stages of having a contract with the county Bar Association to handle the assigned counsel program.
The two-year agreement includes hiring Canton attorney Scott B. Goldie as plan administrator. He will be paid $42,000 in the first year and $40,000 in the second year. Mr. Goldie will be the administrator, while members of his secretarial staff will handle the paperwork, releasing the county from a lot of the bureaucracy, County Attorney Michael C. Crowe said.
It was felt this was the most efficient way, Mr. Crowe said.
The contract has been approved by Bar Association President Paula A. Michaud and faces a final review by members of the associations executive committee.
Im confident theyll act on it promptly, Mr. Crowe said.
The county Board of Legislators has given its approval for Chairman Jonathan S. Putney, D-Waddington, to sign the contract.
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In the Gospel, it is said that Antarctica is the "Hell", and that Penguins are rejects of Heaven, and that they are horrible creatures.
This I must protest, and I call upon the Pastafarian lack of Dogma to aid me as I state that this cannot be true, for Penguins are some of the cutest and most intelligent creatures I have ever seen, and March of the Penguins is such an awesome movie.
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West Carthage developer Michael E. Lundy has bought Lots 10 and 11 at the county industrial park off outer Coffeen Street from the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency, a total of 8.8 acres.
Mr. Lundy has agreed to complete extensive site work to make the two lots shovel-ready as a part of the deal, which enabled him to purchase the agency-owned land at a reduced price of about $12,500 per acre. He purchased Lot 10 (4.2 acres) and Lot 11 (4.6 acres) for $110,000, according to property sales recorded June 27 at the Jefferson County clerks office.
Mr. Lundy originally had planned also to buy the 11.5-acre Lot 12 to build the 64,000-square-foot FedEx facility planned there. But that plan changed when the North Carolina developer for that project, SunCap Property Group, decided to hire a construction firm from Florida to do the work instead. To accommodate SunCaps plan, Mr. Lundy bought Lot 12 from JCIDA for $124,000 before selling it to SunCap for $559,000.
Mr. Lundy plans to start developing the two lots this fall, finishing in 2014 the improvements needed to make the land shovel-ready. Work will include the relocation of about 2 acres of federal wetlands that now encroach on lots 10 and 11.
A consultant for Lunco Corp., Carthage, is developing a plan to relocate the wetlands that will require approval from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mr. Lundy said. The wetlands likely will be relocated in accordance with a Ducks Unlimited conservation program that requires newly established sites to be double or triple the size of the original wetlands. Though a site has not yet been selected for that purpose, he said, the wetlands might be established on land that he owns in the town of Champion.
Additional work to be completed at the industrial park will include the installation of a drainage system and utilities, Mr. Lundy said.
When clients come along, well have two parcels theyll be able to move into, he said. The risk (for businesses) of buying the property and then developing it is gone. That was one of the benefits for the lot acquired by FedEx, because all of the site work was completed.
The land sale also was beneficial to JCIDA, Mr. Lundy said, because its staff no longer will have to devote time and resources to preparing the two parcels for development.
They have much better things to do with their time and money than wetland issues, he said.
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As many of you will know the Hume Coal Project was recently given approval to drill a further 25 exploration boreholes over a 2 year period in Sutton Forest!
We've received feedback that 'apparently' our community doesn't really object to what Hume Coal is doing as the minister's office didn't receive any written objections! We need to rectify this now by bombarding the Minister with letters objecting to any new drilling!
This community has been under siege for over 4 long years. This has had a huge impact on the affected landowners, not just financially, but also physically & emotionally. Landowners have been forced into court and also land access arbitration against their will.
It's costing these people many tens of thousands of dollars to fight the miners with no end in sight. Hume Coal has also denied landowners the right to have legal representation when in arbitration. They are bullies and will try anything.
Hume Coal has now bought "Evandale" which is located right next to the Medway Reservoir, the emergency water supply for the entire Southern Highlands and the drinking water for 8,200 residents in Berrima plus parts of Bowral and Mittagong. Any mining could seriously threaten this water resource.
Industry water experts recently completed a Groundwater Study that clearly showed that any mining will drain the water in an area of 200 square kilometres or more of the Southern Highlands affecting people way outside the coal licence area.
Should this region lose its water, there will be a long lasting, and possibly permanent, damaging impact on all of the agricultural & farming operations in the area. This will impact not only the farmers, but also all the businesses that support them, and the huge hospitality industry on which many rely for their livelihoods.
Property values in the mining lease area have dropped significantly and sales have plummeted. This won't change until the black mining cloud is lifted.
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Barbara Krumsiek, chair, president, and CEO of Calvert Investments, has been awarded Columbia Business School's 2012 Botwinick Prize in Business Ethics. The award was presented during a ceremony on Monday, November 26.
The Botwinick Prize is an annual award recognizing an outstanding leader who exhibits the highest standard of ethical conduct in business or the professions. It is organized by the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics, the umbrella for leadership and ethics activities at the School. Krumsiek was awarded the Botwinick Prize for her work at Calvert Investments, which is a globally recognized leader in the field of sustainable and responsible investing.
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Oklahoma State football: Getting to know Purdue, the Cowboys' Heart of Dallas Bowl opponent
No past with anyone on the Boilermaker coaching staff. Little familiarity with the course of Purdue's season, other than that it finished 6-6 and fired coach Danny Hope, who has since been replaced by Darrell Hazell.
So let's bring in someone who has followed the Boilermakers closely all season.
Mike Carmin is the Purdue beat writer for the Lafayette Journal and Courier. This week, he answered five questions from The Oklahoman about the Boilermakers to help Cowboy fans get to know their foe.
Purdue's coaching search is over with the hiring of former Kent State coach Darrell Hazell. But Patrick Higgins will coach the bowl game. How do you expect the transition period over the next month will go? What originally made Higgins the natural choice for the interim tag?
"Higgins began serving as the interim offensive coordinator when assistant head coach/offensive coordinator Gary Nord suffered a back injury the week of the Nov. 10 game against Iowa. The offense picked up during the last three weeks and when Purdue decided to make a change, so he was the natural fit. He's been here longer than defensive coordinator Tim Tibesar, and that played a role in the decision."
Other than level of competition, what most contributed to Purdue's rally to get bowl eligible with three consecutive victories to close the regular season?
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You mentioned Robert Marve. Many college football fans will recognize that name — and will probably be surprised to know that he is, indeed, still in college. What's it been like covering his journey since he arrived at Purdue, and what has he shown this season?
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Class Description: Do you see the beauty in our natural surroundings? Those who draw and write about the natural world around them carry on a long tradition of curiosity, exploration, and investigation. In this nature journaling class, participants will be introduced to the nature journal, a combination of hand-drawn and/or painted images and text. Drawing skills are helpful but not required. The goal is to experience the process, and to broaden our connections to the natural world.
Dates: Mondays, November 4, 11, 18, 25. Participants are encouraged, but not required, to attend all four classes.
Time: 9:00-11:00am
Location: Kapnick Center; White Classroom (124)
Class Size: 10 participants per class
Cost: $10 Garden Members/ $15 Non-members per class
Materials List: Materials kits may be purchased at the instructor's cost (approx. $30) on the first day of class. Alternatively, participants may elect to bring their own materials, which should include a spiral-bound sketchbook (Aquabee Super Deluxe, 93 lb. paper, 60 sheets, 6x9" recommended), mechanical pencil (0.9mm), White Pearl eraser, Niji waterbrush (medium size), artist ink pen (Sakura Micron Pigma, size 01 (0.25mm) recommended), folding watercolor palette with paints (Daniel Smith brand tube watercolor paints recommended; Quinacridone red, hansa yellow, ultramarine blue, quinacridone gold, hooker's green, and pthalo blue recommended), plastic bag, paper towels, and plastic garbage bag.
Registration Deadline: Monday, October 28th, 5:00pm
Instructor Bio: Elizabeth spent her early years in the woods and waters of Iowa developing a love for plants and wildlife that is reflected in her artwork, whether quick sketches or more intensive watercolor paintings. She received her B.A. in art at Florida Gulf Coast University, with postgraduate classes in education. Elizabeth is a member of the United Arts Council and Florida Native Plant Society. She was selected in 2011 by the Legacy Institute of Nature and Culture as one of ten Florida artists to participate in the Greater Everglades Conservation Atlas project. Her illustrations have appeared in publications or other materials for the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Collier County Museum, Gulfshore Life Magazine, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Florida Native Plant Society, and North American Butterfly Association, among others. Elizabeth keeps an online blog called "A Nature Art Journal: The Natural World of Southwest Florida." Elizabeth's goal is to combine nature and art as a venue to increase awareness, enjoyment, and stewardship of our natural world.
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Same results. It's almost a relief--I can cope with text a lot better than shimmery, useless video displays. :P
It isn't supposed to be leaving console mode now that you deleted that file...that is what we wanted. Now your going to create a new one by running the xf86config file. But just use defaults...don't use the card specific ones....
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
Same results. It's almost a relief--I can cope with text a lot better than shimmery, useless video displays. :P
Here is what I have....
XFree86 ver 3.3.6 was the first version to support the MediaGX. Which I am assuming is what you have. Problem is, is that with this version, the most you can run at is 16bpp at 1024x768, and that sounds like it takes A LOT of tweaking. So here is my recommendation.
delete the new XF86Config file it created how I showed you before and run xf86config again
now, choose your card from the database and then at the end it should ask you for resolutions you want....manually edit them to delete all but the 16bpp resolutions, and make sure that you have 640x480 800x600 and 1024x768 as your options. Then do a startx
this HOPEFULLY should get you into it then do the
ctrl + alt + +
ctrl + alt + -
to see if that betters your resolution....
if this doesn't work....come back and I got a last resort option for ya! :-/
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
Same results: All the modes get deleted then Config error...531 and "mode name expected"
I'm not giving up yet!
The monitor only supports 1024x768, and so far as I know, the mediagx only supports 16bpp. So 1024x768 at 16bpp would be as much as I could hope for, anyway. (I was getting that in Win95 on this machine, but it was so slow I usually ran it at 800x600.)
I would be content if I could get 800x600 at 16bpp. Or anything else, for that matter. 640x480? :
Ok, well at this point the only thing I can suggest is to download the latest version with the newer drives for mediaGX...it is at
download 4.1.0
see if that fixes it...
Good determination, I like your attitude! ;D
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
If you think it'll help. I found this quote on the XFree86 page:
Support (accelerated) for the Cyrix MediaGX is provided by the XF86_SVGA server with the cyrix driver.
The 3.3.6 driver has been ported to 4.1.0, including acceleration, but feedback is needed.
Cyrix MediaGX users are encouraged to test its support in 4.1.0.
This sounds as though I can't expect 4.1 to perform any better than 3.3.6.
Question: like I said, I don't have the mediagx online yet. Can I download files with WinMe and carry them across, or should I try to get it online now?
First, try XFree4.x if you can. It works fairly well for me
Second, yes, you should be able to mount your windows partiton from linux, so you can download things in windows and copy them over in linux. Getting linux to dialup is a whole other can of worms.
Sorry...I don't know why I directed you to the kernel site...that was stupid, not paying attention again!
Yeah...it is the same drivers for MediaGX, but the xserver has updated graphic library files...which could sort out the problem. I have a feeling this will get you set....sorry for the confusion there. I should have explained that it was the same drivers...but different libraries!
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
Thanks for the explanation. What I meant was: I have two machines here. The one I'm trying to install Debian on used to run Win95, but I don't have a Windows partition on that computer at all any more. So I can't get that computer online unless I can get Linux to dial-up. I'm using my other (new) computer, running WinMe to communicate. What I'm wondering is, if I download the files onto this computer, would Windows do anything to them that might make it harder for me to copy them across. I have Zip drives on both computers, although I don't think I have the driver for that set up in Linux yet. I do have a CD-RW on this computer, though, so I should be able to copy the file to a CD-R and read it from Linux, though, right? (Told you I was new at this!)


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The Batak Toba Village and Traditional Houses
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The Batak "Ulos" handwoven textile
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'Matah Ati': spectacular Javanese dance drama that captivates modern audiences
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Sixth grader Daniel Adam said, "I've always been interested because I've always wanted to see if I could really program a robot and see if I can make it move."
Each of the students had a chance to test drive the bot and learn more about how the department uses the machine.
Detective Myron Warner learned the school had been awarded a grant to start the robotics course and scheduled a demonstration, "I thought well...what a great thing it would be to bring our robot demonstrators in and give a presentation to the students and the class."
"Having a remote control and moving around a real robot...it's thrilling," said Adam.
Warner said, "I can introduce more police officers to the students here and get to know them a little better. Also, show them the items we use on the police force. It just so happens to go along with what they're learning about after school."
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