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Tecmo Koei, developers of One Piece: Pirate Warriors 2 were at the event with several games on display. Among them was the latest Dynasty Warriors game, Dynasty Warriors 7 (Note: Dynasty Warriors 8 in the west).
The Dynasty Warriors series has lasted for 12 years and is a formula that works; it's a genre unto itself. So much so that numerous spinoffs involving other IP have been released, like the aforementioned One Piece: Pirate Warriors series, the Dynasty Warriors: Gundam series, and the Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage series. The last game in the Dynasty Warriors series I'd touched was Dynasty Warriors 4 so I was interested in seeing how the game had evolved over the past 9 years.
The gameplay was as to be expected of a veteran series. The action was smooth and responded to the controls naturally—and the difficulty was well balanced enough to give you the feeling of being a badass while not being so easy as to be boring. I believe there were new features compared with the previous game, but my only point of reference was from a game on the PS2, so I couldn't really tell if they were new, or just new to me. Overall, it was a solid game that will probably satisfy lovers of the genre.
One thing I noticed while I waited for my turn on the demo machine was the abundance of girls waiting in line to play. About half of the people there were female. Call me a chauvinist, but considering the nature of the game in question, (running through a 2nd century battlefield and single-handedly killing hundreds of soldiers) it seems to be geared more for a male audience.
I suppose it could be due to the popularity of the Sengoku Basara series, a Dynasty Warrior-like game series from Capcom that is popular among women for its bishonen character designs. Looking at Dynasty Warriors 7 I could see that the character designs and poses were far more stylized than those I remember…
It may just be a marketing method to get girls to play the game. Whichever way they're doing it, I'm glad they're actively trying to make the game accessible to female gamers, instead of making it the standard male-dominant testosterone-filled rage-fest so many other games tend to be.
Dynasty Warriors 7 is scheduled for release on February 28th, 2013 on the PlayStation 3.


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FALLS CHURCH, Va. (WUSA) -- Monday, the City of Falls Church Volunteer Fire Department is donating an ambulance to the Island Park Volunteer Fire Department near Long Island, NY. The Island Park department lost all of its apparatus during Superstorm Sandy.
In a statement in a press release about the donation, FCVFD Chief Paul Schomburg said, "Once we learned that all of Island Park's fire apparatus were lost, we reached out to them about donating the ambulance...I can't imagine how helpless we would feel as firefighters and EMTs if we had to function without the basic tools of the trade that we take for granted."
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Cemetery meeting at Methodist Church
The Dell Rapids Cemetery Association annual meeting is at 7 p.m. tonight at the Dell Rapids United Methodist Church.
Karaoke at The Grand
The Grands Karaoke Night begins at 6:30 p.m. Friday, April 26. Patrons will be entertained or be the entertainment while sliders with seasoned roast beef, homemade cole slaw and creamy baked mac and cheese will be served. Cost is $8.95 for adults and $6.95 for children. To reserve a seat, call 605-321-9789.
Bake, rummage sale to benefit local scholars
The local P.E.O. chapters Rummage and Baked Goods Sale is from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 27 in the Dell Rapids Middle School commons.
Girls group to hold fundraiser luncheon
Girls Everywhere Meeting the Savior, a group focused on equipping women and girls to live fulfilling, faithful lives, will hold a fundraiser luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, May 5 at First Baptist Church in Dell Rapids.
Spaghetti, bread sticks, green beans, a cookie and a beverage will be served. Cost is $6 for an adult and $3 for children under the age of six.
For more information call 428-3756.
Hospital employee lunch Saturday
Former and present employees of the Dell Rapids hospital are invited to a spring get-together at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Dell Rapids Pizza Ranch.
Dell Rapids man earns trip to Kansas City
A Lake Area Technical Institute SkillsUSA Chapter member from Dell Rapids recently earned a first place finish at the South Dakota SkillsUSA annual competition held at Mitchell Technical Institute in Mitchell.
In the building trades team works category, Brandon Carpenter of Dell Rapids and his team earned first place. and will advance to the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference June 24-28, in Kansas City, Mo. where nearly 6,000 students will compete.
SkillsUSA is a national organization that serves trade, industrial, technical and health occupations students in high schools and postsecondary technical institutes. Nationally, there are 300,000 student members.
Mexican night
The Grand is throwing a Cinco de Mayo party at 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 3. The evenings menu will include shedded piccalilli seasoned pork on flour tortillas with black beans and dulce corn pudding. Supreme nachos loaded with seasond pork, a two cheese blend, sour cream, jalapeno peppers, onions, olives and salsa will also be served. Cherry burrito al a mode will be served for desert. The nacho meal is $10.95. The pork tortilla meal is $9.95 for adults and $6.95 for children.
CPR training course May 4
The Dell Rapids Volunteer Fire Department, Dell Rapids Community Ambulance and Avera Dells Area Health Center are sponsoring a community CPR training course, to be offered in Dell Rapids May 4. The training courses are 10 a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m. May 4 at the Dell Rapids Middle School commons.
The training is free. Those who bring a self-addressed stampled envelope will recieve a CPR card.
Call 428-6100 for questions.
Historical society to meet May 9
The Dell Rapids Society for Historical Preservation will meet at noon, Thursday May 9 in the Dell Rapids Museum. The meeting is open to the public.
Area students to graduate from SMSU
On May 11, a handful of area residents will graduate from Southwest Minnesota State University in Marshall, Minn.
Earning master of science degrees in education are Colmans Sara M. Mersch, Flandreaus Bret John Severtson, Garretsons Kelsey Jean Buchholz and Renners Julie Ann Dykstra.
Anthony Jerome Schwebach of Dell Rapids will earn a bachelor of science degree in management and finance with Summa Cum Laude honors.
Katie Mae Johnson of Garretson will graduate with a bachelor in science in justice administration.
All American night
The Grand will host its All American Night at 6:30, Friday, May 17. Burgers, fries and apple pie a la mode will be served for $9.95.
Izaac Walton to host trap shoot symposium
The Sioux Falls Izaac Walton League will host a Trap Shooting Symposium Thursday, April 25, 2013 beginning at 4pm. Open to the public - whether you are a new shooter or an experienced shooter, come learn the finer points of this great sport - fun for the whole family. Professional Shooting Instructors Troy Balk, Mick McKee, Gery Roe and Diane Balk AND Guest Instructor Dave Bender of Minneapolis, MN will give instructions and hands on experience as you participate in this event. Tickets include instructions, two rounds of clay birds and Bar-B-Que dinner. Call Gordy for more information and tickets: 605-310-6128. Advanced tickets: $75 for non-IWL members; $20 for members. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to learn more about this fun and exciting sport. Public welcome.
Mothers Day brunch at The Grand
The Grand Opera House will serve a Mothers Day brunch May 12.
With two sittings, one at 11:30 a.m. and another at 1 p.m., the meal begins with a spring strawberry & romaine salad followed by tender eye of round roast, cheesy potatoes, tomato and garlic green beans, and desserts.
Antiques Roadshow premieres three episodes filmed in Rapid City
Beginning this week, viewers across the country will get a triple dose of antiques when brand new episodes of Antiques Roadshow featuring Rapid City premiere on PBS. The Rapid City-based episodes premiered locally on SDPB Monday, and more episodes will air April 29 and May 6 at 7 p.m. and across the country on PBS stations nationwide. In South Dakota, the episodes will encore each of the Monday nights at 9 p.m. and the following Sundays at 5 p.m.
Farmers Union praises Rep. Kristi Noems livestock disasterb bill
HURON A bill introduced last week by South Dakota Rep. Kristi Noem would give much-needed protection to livestock producers who become victims of natural disaster. Thats according to South Dakota Farmers Union President Doug Sombke who says the Livestock Disaster Protection Act would provide adequate protection to producers through consistent federal funding in the next farm bill.
Livestock producers desperately need this safety net when disaster strikes and their livelihoods are in jeopardy, Sombke said. Rep. Noem introduced a similar bill in the last Congress and were hopeful that, with her leadership, the provisions in the bill will be included in the next farm bill.
The current one-year extension of the 2008 farm bill, passed as part of the fiscal cliff deal, is set to expire on Sept. 30 of this year. If these livestock protections are included, the federal government would implement permanent baseline funding over the life of the farm bill to reimburse producers who lose animals due to adverse weather conditions. The bill would extend the Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP), the Livestock Forage Program (LFP) and the Emergency Livestock Assistance Program (ELAP), which were all authorized in the 2008 farm bill. Rep. Noems bill would also provide retroactive coverage for fiscal years 2012 and 2013.
The risk our farmers, ranchers and all livestock owners in South Dakota take is undeniable, said Rep. Noem. The extreme weather we see across America from drought to flood to freezes to the extreme heat demonstrates the importance of providing a strong safety net. My bill gives some long-term certainty to our livestock owners so they'll keep on taking the risk to contribute to our state and nation's robust agriculture industry.
Vote to pick South Dakotas Outstanding Senior Volunteer
South Dakota residents are encouraged to cast their vote for the states Outstanding Senior Volunteer. The recognition is part of the Salute to Senior Service program, sponsored by Home Instead, Inc., the franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care network. The program honors the contributions of adults 65 and older who give at least 15 hours a month of volunteer service to their favorite causes.
Online voting will take place from April 15 to April 30, 2013 at SalutetoSeniorService.com (Nominations for outstanding senior volunteers were accepted between Feb. 1 and March 31, 2013.) From those state winners, a panel of senior care experts will pick the national Salute to Senior Service honoree.
Home Instead, Inc. will donate $500 to each of the state winners favorite nonprofit organizations and their stories will be posted on the Salute to Senior Service Wall of Fame. In addition, $5,000 will be donated to the national winners nonprofit charity of choice.
The 2012 national winner is Clark Paradise, an 85-year-old volunteer from Toms River, N.J., who with his wife, Jean founded a growing mission in his community that serves more than 1,000 homeless and disadvantaged each month.
The national U.S. judging panel will include the 2012 winner Clark Paradise; Dr. Jane F. Potter, Chief of Geriatrics and Gerontology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, representing the Home Instead Center for Successful Aging; Sandy Markwood, CEO of the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging; and Dr. Harry R. Moody, AARP Vice President and Director of Academic Affairs.
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The Jefferson County Sheriff's Department will continue to provide security support at the Watertown International Airport following a week of public wrangling over complaints about a personnel shortage in the department.
Jefferson County Sheriff John P. Burns said he has been trying to fill three vacancies in his department since November.
Following the retirement of a deputy Thursday, the tally of vacancies went to four, a number Mr. Burns said made sustaining both security operations at the airport and road patrol duties impossible.
At least two of the department's requests to fill vacancies were granted this week.
"We have to provide security, which means people with law enforcement training, at the airport," said Legislator Philip N. Reed, R-Fishers Landing and chairman of the county Board of Legislators' General Services Committee, which oversees the airport's and Sheriff's Department's budgets. "Everybody just work together and we'll make it happen. We have too much invested in that project."
County Highway Superintendent and Airport Manager James L. Lawrence Jr. said his main concern is "just to make sure that we have a law enforcement officer present."
According to the county's contract with the Transportation Security Administration, a local law enforcement officer has to be present for passenger screening.
The airport, which the county took over in 2006, had 18,875 departures and 20,278 arrivals last year.
When the county began managing operations there, the TSA provided a subsidy that allowed the county to hire four additional deputies to help with security.
While that money has not disappeared, it has been greatly reduced in the ensuing years, county officials said.
County Administrator Robert F. Hagemann III said the decision to hire new deputies had "absolutely nothing to do with the airport situation" and the county was simply backfilling positions that had been vacated when Deputy Paul W. Trudeau was promoted to undersheriff on Feb. 8 and when Sgt. Kevin M. Amann was promoted in November to replace Lt. Michael S. Peterson, who retired in September.
Mr. Hagemann said the new undersheriff approached him Monday to ask about hiring replacements for the open positions. Permission to begin accepting applicants was given Tuesday night following Board of Legislators committee meetings.
The county has delayed filling a position vacated in November and will likely not quickly act to replace Deputy Joseph D. Murtha, who retired this week.
Mr. Hagemann said the county has been waiting for a report — an "educational update" — on how personnel in the Sheriff's Department's law enforcement division is being utilized.
He said the county government has been downsizing overall and that, with the diminished TSA funds, the four positions added in 2006 may no longer be affordable or warranted.
The salaries and benefits for those deputies, which would have at one time come from the TSA money, will now be paid by county taxpayers.
Mr. Hagemann said without background information from Mr. Burns, the county will have difficulty getting a handle on whether the remaining two vacancies should be filled.
The report was requested last March, but Mr. Hagemann said the county has not heard a response.
Mr. Burns and the Board of Legislators have clashed over the last few months about a variety of issues, including concerns about jail overcrowding and allegations of misconduct within the department.
County legislators recently asked the Public Integrity Bureau of the state Attorney General's office to look into a Dec. 1 incident involving a deputy who was discovered with a bottle of bourbon in his patrol vehicle and conflicting reports about how the department handled the disciplining of the individuals involved.
The response from the Attorney General's office is expected at the Board of Legislators' meeting Tuesday.
Mr. Hagemann said the administration has had "good, steady" communication with the undersheriff in regard to the staffing issue and characterized the relationship as "very positive."
The contract between the county and TSA is up for renewal this year and will come before the board's General Services Committee on March 12, Mr. Hagemann said. It will be a four-year contract.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Honda is recalling more than 800,000 older vehicles.
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The recall affects318,00 Odyssey minivans and 259,000 Pilot SUVs, model years 2003 and 2004, as well as 230,000 Acura MDX SUVs models from 2003 through 2006.
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Appalachian State University has received its eighth-straight berth in the NCAA Division I Football Championship and will host Illinois State in the second-
round of the 20-team playoff on Saturday, Dec. 1 at Kidd Brewer Stadium. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. For the third year in a row since the NCAA expanded the Division I Championship field to 20 teams in 2010, No. 7 Appalachian State (8-3, 6-2 SoCon) received a first-round bye. The Mountaineers' eight-straight NCAA Division I Football Championship appearances are good for the fourth-longest streak in the tournament's 35-year history and is the second-longest active streak, behind New Hampshire's current string of nine-consecutive playoff berths. Appalachian is a part of the postseason field for the 13th time in 15 years and the 20th time overall.
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No, but Britton isn't recovering anymore either. If he was, he wouldn't be pitching.
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Crying wolf is no joke- especially when you're crying fire. Prank calls are not new to firefighters in Avery County.This prankster was unique, according to Communications Director Jamey Johnson. In fact, he was ten-years-old. Several calls came in last week, one from Zuzda's in Banner Elk, the caller claiming to see a new house on fire. The calls were traced to a cell phone, which were soon traced to a student aboard an Avery County School bus. The ten-year-old was apprehended and juvenile services intervened on Friday, but firefighters know incidents like these are bound to happen again. Earlier this year, two students from Lees-McRae were arrested after allegedly pulling alarms. It's a bigger problem than people realize, and firefighters like Beech Mountain Chief Jim Brooks suspect that's because people do not know what's involved in a single call. There were close to forty firefighters that responded to this most recent prank. Most firefighters in Avery County are volunteers.
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In its latest Big Brother endeavor, New York City has begun a program to round up the city's mentally ill and ensure they are taking their court-ordered medications. The New York Post reports that police will be armed with a list of the most-wanted mentally ill and a tracking system, and will force those deemed ill to go to a hospital.
The new policy comes as a result of two recent subway deaths in which the victims were pushed onto the train tracks by mentally ill suspects.
"After the Queens subway attack, the [city] decided to take a proactive approach to track down the most dangerous mental-health patients that currently have mental-hygiene warrants" out for them, one law enforcement official said in the Post report.
The first incident involved a homeless man named Naeem Davis, who cited different motives for his pushing a complete stranger onto the tracks, including voices in his head and being angry at the loss of his favorite boots.
The second case involved assailant Erika Menendez, who targeted an Iranian man based on her misguided political convictions. She told the police that she targeted Sunando Sen and pushed him in front of an oncoming 7 train in Queens because she "hated Hindus and Muslims since 2001 since they put down the Twin Towers." She added, "I have been beating them up since."
There are currently 25 names on the most-wanted list of mentally ill. The process involves the issuance of a specific type of warrant which permits the police to arrest individuals, even if they have not committed a crime, simply for not attending court ordered therapy.
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It's been more than two and a half years since Barack Obama was inaugurated President of the United States. During that time he seems to have undergone some kind of metamorphosis from a left-wing, radical, socialist community organizer to the leader of the Democrat Party. And because the establishment media sees him mainly as a Democrat politician they are a bit confused by his refusal to act like a normal Democrat in the give and take between Dems and Republicans on the Hill.
What they forget is that he was elected by the left to destroy American capitalism. So it's essential to remind those who voted for him, exactly how he intended to transform America, and what that transformed America will be like. And who better to explain that than the U.S. Communist Party itself which was rooting for Obama during the campaign.
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A Polish citizen who entered the United States illegally aboard an inflatable boat has been sentenced to two months in federal custody for the act.
Konrad Darlak, age not available, was sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, by Magistrate Judge David E. Peebles after entering a guilty plea to entering the United States from Canada at a time and place other than designated by immigration officials in the United States.
According to a criminal complaint filed in the matter, U.S. Border Patrol agents on routine patrol encountered Darlak Sept. 16 at an unspecified convenience store in Ogdensburg. Agents said Darlak claimed to be from Poland, and upon further questioning, admitted that he had crossed the St. Lawrence River by boat without being inspected by immigration officials.
Darlak was in possession of a Polish passport that showed that he had entered Canada through an airport in Montreal on May 1. An immigration check showed that he had previously entered the United States on a visitors visa in May 2006.
He was processed for deportation in December for overstaying his visa and an immigration judge allowed him to leave the country voluntarily.
According to the complaint, Darlak left the United States April 11 from Chicago OHare International Airport bound for Poland.
Following his guilty plea and sentencing, Darlak was remanded to the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service and will again face deportation proceedings.
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The Carbon County Commission is expected to discuss new changes to the Utah Administrative Rules, which have set open burn windows for Carbon County for March 30 through May 30, and September 15 through October 30.
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Boehm Mark? Made in England Ducks & Geese Plates
I have 4 Boehm plates each with a diffent water bird. The images are the same as other Boehm plates and most are identical to the Birds of North America series. Also - there is no decoration around the main image, only a gold rim.
I've had other Boehm pieces and but mark on these is very large and includes Made in England.
Can anyone tell me if this is a legitimate Boehm mark or anything about it?
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Hello - have you taken a look at the Worthpoint marks reference library? Marks & Library Let us know if you have any luck!
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Boehm set up in Malvern, England so they should be ok.
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Here you go, from my dusty archive ;~)
"When Edward Boehm died, it was assumed by many that the studio would not continue. Helen Boehm, his most dedicated student, now had to lead the team. Through the prior two decades of working together, they had shared each new art concept. Helen had brought back ideas and needs from the vast market before them. Edward utilized the information when formulating and executing his designs. It was natural in 1969 for Helen Boehm to assume the design responsibility as well--not directly creating the porcelains, but energizing, motivating and orchestrating the "new" designs of the team her late husband had formed. Not only did the studio continue to flourish, it grew. But not fast enough to keep pace with an accelerating demand. In 1970, Helen Boehm decided to travel to England in hopes of establishing the first extra-national American porcelain subsidiary. It was a dream of her late husband who had high admiration for English porcelain quality. She succeeded and in just three years, Boehm of Malvern England Limited was carving its niche in the history of fine porcelain."
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New FDA warnings about the use of anti-depressant medications for children leave parents, caregivers wondering about options.
The Boston Globe reports that parents and caregivers of depressed children, concerned by recent links of new anti-depressants to suicidal behavior, are in a quandary as they seek alternative therapies for their children. According to doctors, the best choice is to combine drugs with talk therapy. However, a scarcity of child psychiatrists and inadequate insurance coverage for mental illness prevent access to these services by most consumers and their families.
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Paris may be the last stop on the nonstop, four-city, month-long fashion show circuit every season, but front-row fixtures such as Carine Roitfeld and Leigh Lezark turn up in the City of Lights looking as fresh and stylish as ever. From Jessica Chastain's stunning bold red dress to Olivia Palermo's playful striped ensemble, click through our slideshow to see what these scenesters wore to Paris Fashion Week.
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Leigh Lezark
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Olivia Palermo
WHAT: Heading into Christian Dior's F/W 13 show last Friday.
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Milla Jovovich
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Natalia Vodianova
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Nicole Richie
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The North Face Women's Boundary Triclimate Jacket keeps you comfortable in the outdoors all year long. Its waterproof breathable HyVent fabric blocks rain when you wear the shell alone on rainy days from spring to fall. The silken fleece removable liner is incredibly cozy and warm for summer nights, fall afternoons, and spring mornings. Combine the fleece and shell together for warm protection against winter's cruelest moments at the ski resort.
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This jacket is very warm and comfortable. I got it because I wanted to be able to wear the fleece jacket separately. However, when just wearing the fleece I felt like a velour Barney ( I ordered the coastline blue) So I would never wear it by itself which defeated the purpose of buying a 3-in-1 jacket. Also, getting the fleece sleeves in and out of the jacket was not as simple as it should be. Sizing wise - I have a medium frame, so I got a large...fit nicely, however I have broad shoulders so when I would stretch out my arms the sleeves would be too short. I have a long torso and jackets are usually too short on me but this one was long enough.
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Cons: I would recommend washing it before your first use, to eliminate shedding. Also this jacket gets stained easily so be mindful of that. You'll have to wear a hat and scarf because the detachable hood has openings where air can enter.
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I really like this jacket. It's really warm and stylish. I like how you can take it apart and wear it separately. I live in the midwest where it can get pretty cold, and it has held up so far! Very happy with this purchase!
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I purchased the Boundary Triclimate jacket for a two week trip to Paris as well as a four day ski trip and all the cold-weathered adventures in between. I bought this jacket in the Gardenia White and let me tell you, it's not the creamish color it appears on the screen. I already knew it was a sort of bright off-white. You would presume that this jacket would get dirty easily but so far (I'm currently on the Paris trip) it's been holding up well. I've been using mostly the warm and fuzzy inner liner as a jacket now that the days haven't been as cold. It's been in the 40's and the liner keeps me super warm, and not to mention super comfortable. I finally used the two together for a day in the 20's and once again, it did its job. Overall, highly impressed and love wearing them both separate and together. If you're to get any winter coat, I suggest this one!
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I bought this jacket for a snowboarding trip. It was snowing the first day on the slopes. With the hood on, I never once got cold. Plus the vents help with breath ability. I was surprised on size though. I'm 5'8" and 150 lbs. I normally get a medium but went with a large on this jacket after trying one on in a store. Another great thing about this coat is the inside fleece layer. It snaps out of the outer layer. I find myself wearing just the fleece year round.
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Pepi is in tha Dog Howse. He wanted to play wif Mommy Furiday nite, so he tangled her feets up. On tha stares. Not good. Mommy makes a very loud noise when she falls down tha stares. Lots of thems. first tha big thumpthumpthump then the big "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!" Pepi said she was reely scary and he thoughted she wuz gonna smoosh him. But she grabb the banistare just afore she gotted to tha bottom. So Pepi did not get smooshed. Mommy got bonked up bad tho. She is goin to tha doktor today to see if he can make her not go OW from sittin and walkin and stuff. Cross yore paws. She is cranky when she go OW a lot.
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DEXTER An increase in the number of General Brown Central School District students who eat lunch for free or at a reduced price may be the answer to shrinking the school lunch funds deficit.
District Treasurer Lisa K. Smith said a decrease in daily lunch purchases, some amounts not paid by students or their parents to the lunch fund, combined with an increase in food costs and salary and benefits of food service staff, resulted in a $91,000 loss as of the end of June.
A new school year, with a new lunch price of $2.15 for all grade levels, coupled with an increased effort by school employees to have parents or guardians fill out the free or reduced-price lunch form, may make the situation less bleak for the 2013-14 year, Mrs. Smith said.
With the lunch price change, the district still expects to be at a deficit at the end of the 2013-14 school year, just not as large as it was in June. What may help is more outreach about the free and reduced lunch forms. Mrs. Smith said people often disregard the forms because they think they may not qualify when, at times, they do.
Mr. Grimm said another challenge is that if people fill out the form and are eligible, they have to use the free or reduced-cost lunch service. For each student who doesnt qualify, the district is reimbursed less than $1, while for those who receive a free lunch, the district is reimbursed a little less than $2 each, Mr. Grimm said.
The message is simple, he said the more students who use the free lunch program, the better off the school lunch fund will be.
A total of 531, or 35.5 percent, of the districts 1,494 students are enrolled in the free or reduced-price program. Superintendent Cammy J. Morrison said getting more students into the program would do two things: alleviate a financial burden for parents or guardians and increase the districts chance of being eligible to apply for more grants if that percentage reaches 40 percent or more.
She said the district has to offer lunch to every student, regardless of ability to pay, which is another reason why filling out the eligibility form is critical.
Operations Manager Gary C. Grimm said at one point last school year, the district saw 200 fewer students per day purchasing school lunches because of changes implemented through the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act, in which the U.S. Department of Agriculture issued guidelines on calories, grains and protein for school lunches. Students didnt like the more healthy options offered.
Every beginning of school year is a new trend, too, Board President Jeffrey West said.
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RODMAN At 10:40 Tuesday morning, there were only a few pieces of cardboard and one orange and black soccer ball touching the top of the double composite liner system at the lower half of cell 10 at the Development Authority of the North Country solid waste management facility.
A day-worker assigned to sort through the trash and remove construction and demolition debris from the waste stream tried several times to kick the soccer ball back up the hill to where two Waste Management trucks had dumped two pungent loads of garbage.
He was not successful.
Ten years from now, that soccer ball or what remains of it will be underneath a massive pile of municipal solid waste and the DANC landfill will be full.
Only select waste will be used to lay the foundation for cells 10 and 11. It will be softer waste, mostly composed of household garbage, according to Richard R. LeClerc, DANC Solid Waste Division manager. But eventually, heavier debris will come down on top of that initial layer as a mountain of trash is gradually constructed. Cells 10 and 11 are the last two in the facilitys current footprint.
A proposed expansion at the landfill, which officials expect will be approved, will add about 110 acres to the current 78-acre footprint and could extend the life of the facility to 2083, according to Mr. LeClerc.
The landfill is the sole location for the depositing of municipal solid waste for St. Lawrence and Lewis counties and the primary disposal site for Jefferson County.
DANC officials hope to stretch that projected 2083 deadline into the next century by circulating a draft local law that aims to bring its charter counties in line with the state Department of Environmental Conservations goal of bringing the amount of waste generated by state residents down from an average of 4.1 pounds per person per day in 2010 to an average of 0.6 pounds per person per day in 2030.
The law includes provisions for outreach to the public about the availability and benefits of recycling, revised permitting procedures for waste haulers and enforcement of the law should permit holders mix recyclable material with solid waste.
The overall goal of the law is to reduce the amount of recyclables in the waste stream, according to DANC officials.
Construction on the cells was completed in the fall of 2012. Costs associated with the project were estimated at $8.3 million. The contract was awarded to Adhan Piping Co. Inc. at $6.4 million, according to Mr. LeClerc.
The double composite liner system, which lies below the trash, is constructed of layers of thick clay and stone with a pipe to collect leachate rainwater that seeps through the trash. A second pipe is laid a layer beneath the first. If any leachate finds its way into that pipe, it must be reported to DEC and dealt with immediately, Mr. LeClerc said.
DANC environmental technician Mark S. Tyo used to call the cells home.
The land the cells are built on was once a part of his fathers farm, where he grew up working in agriculture before moving into construction and waste management.
Today, he lives less than a mile down the road from the landfill, where he has worked for 12 years.
Living next door to it, Im one of the persons thats saying, Hey, Im going to make sure its safe for my family, Mr. Tyo said. For me, its an interesting job.
For the next 10 years, an average of 80 truckloads of trash a day will be dumped into the new cells. That number can climb to as high as 95 trucks a day in the summer, Mr. LeClerc said.
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