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LISBON - Lisbon Beach and Campground Director Michael J. ONeil defended his request for a 52-percent raise next year, saying the amount of time he dedicates to the job warrants the increase.
At last months meeting the Town Council tabled any discussion of Mr. ONeils salary.
The council is expected to discuss his salary at Wednesdays meeting which will be held at the Town Hall at 6:30 p.m.
Mr. ONeil currently makes $13,000 and asked to have that increased to roughly $20,000 per year.
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I work seven days a week from mid-April to October 15, Mr. ONeil said. In the summer time Im here working at least 16 hours a day.
Mr. ONeil said his current salary equates to much less than the state minimum wage of $7.25 and is a bargain for the town.
Thats really low compared to [the salaries at] state parks, he said of his requested salary.
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At the start of Los Alamos' dual contest with the Capital Jaguars, it appeared the Hilltoppers were going to cruise to victory.
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Since shooting this, I have moved on to bigger and better projects!
Check out www.dubai360.com - a panoramic tour of Dubai created from over half a MILLION photos.
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nice shoot,dear.. www.uresma.com/paypal-money-adder- that-works /
amazing and impressive!
incredible,fantastic, superb quality. very impressed.
Perfection in all things gigapan.
Hello Gerald, my company is interested in having a gigapixeled photo of Dubai. Is it possible to contact you regarding that? Kindly, let me know.
Good to see it back. Thanks! This is no doubt "the best" gigapan so far.
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Dubai has a broader view. I think Shanghai ( www.gigapan.org/gigapans/66626/ ) on the other hand has a different taste.
Hah, very well Gerald. Who'd say of something like that.
multiple snapshots of the same spot!!! That is great that people find nice and interesting details of the gigapans, but in many cases snapshots show the same thing, especially in the panoramas like this. It is simply impossible to browse all the snapshots before taking one. If someone like a spotted thing, perhaps it is better to make a comment to existing snapshot rather than taking another one. Perhaps the solution of avoiding doubled or tripled snapshots would be drawing of frames of all existing snapshots in "Take a Snaphot" mode. Edited: Ironically, when I was typing this comment someone has taken a snapshot of the police car: gigapan.org/gigapans/48492/snapshot s/166477/which I (and some other people) took already: gigapan.org/gigapans/48492/snapshot s/154173/
I appreciate the technical overview you provide on YouTube. I would like to add that link to my Art show found at www.youtube.com/user/stephenpaulwe st#p/u/8/w5igNIH3mQw My show was simply an overview of the wonderful artistic ability of this technology, and it would be nice to include a more technical video link for my viewers. Is it possible to link to your video? Stephen Paul West.
GRRRREAT SHOT... well great job... shooting is easy with gigapan! great stitching! epic100 has a battery problem...but I work with extra rechargeable batteries... do you need any special permission to shot in Dubai? is so,m where is issued? SEE YA
@gigapanbot Sorry to be the one to break it to you... gigapan.org/gigapans/54825/
And the new world record goes to Vienna with 50 Gigapixel, (404864x124832 Pixel, stitched from more than 3600 images) See it here: photoartkalmar.com/Photoart < img src='/images/external_link.png' alt='Will open in a new tab or window' /> Kalmar high res/Gigapixel/index.html
WOW! This is unbelievably impressive. Really great that you used a gigapan as well. Print @ 300 DPI and cover a building...
@Silverman - Hi. Got your message by email, but can't see it here. Odd. Might be because I'm on an iPad. Who knows? Anyway - to answer your question, I can't actually remember exactly how long it took to render. I think it was of the order of 24-48 hours or so, but that was without any smart blending (hence why there are so many "ghosts" in the image).
Why do you flatly refuse to say how long it took to stitch? We know that it must have taken a long time but we would really like to know HOW long.
@ericsto Thanks a lot Eric. Will check it and let you know. Cheers, K.
@karimsaad: Try using Microsoft Research's Image Composite Editor (ICE). You can download it for free from research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/re dmond/groups/ivm/ice / Use the "New Structured Pano" feature to stitch a set of photos taken with a GigaPan device, then export using the Deep Zoom format to get a great viewing experience from local disk. Or publish to the Photosynth web site for a good viewing experience online. Please give us feedback on ICE using our forum at community.research.microsoft.com/f orums/112.aspx


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Walmart is the latest retailer to announce they will open stores at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving.
News leaked on Thursday that Kmart will open at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving with a first round of sales and then start another round of sales at 5 a.m. on Friday.
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Mark C. Hujar, 47, of 3167 County Route 6, is charged with criminally negligent homicide, third-degree assault, reckless driving, unsafe passing, driving to the left of pavement markings and speeding. The accident occurred in a no-passing zone, a key element in the allegation that he created a risk of death to other motorists by operating his vehicle negligently.
The charges were contained in a grand jury indictment unsealed Monday in Jefferson County Court.
It is alleged that on Oct. 18 he was traveling above the posted 55-mph speed limit on Route 37 in the town of Theresa when he attempted to pass an uninvolved vehicle without leaving enough room to safely avoid an oncoming car operated by Michael W. Homan, Redwood. The vehicles collided and a passenger in the Homan vehicle, Robin T. Broughan, 53, was killed.
Mr. Hujar also was charged with assault because Mr. Homan suffered multiple broken bones, an abdominal injury and a cut to his scalp in the crash.
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YIELD: Makes 6 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 40 min
TOTAL TIME: 1 3/4 hr
- 6 (5- to 6-inch long) bambino (also called Baby Bell) eggplants (about 6 ounces each)
- 1/2 cup long-grain or jasmine rice
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 3 tablespoons pine nuts
- 1 large onion, finely chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 2 cups chicken stock or reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 (14 1/2-ounce) can diced tomatoes in juice
- 3/4 pound ground lamb or beef chuck (not lean)
- 1 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1/2 lemon
- 3 tablespoons chopped flat-leaf parsley
Hollow out each eggplant with a melon-ball cutter, working from bottom end and leaving about 1/3 inch eggplant flesh along interior walls.
Rinse rice in a sieve under cold water until water runs clear. Drain well.
Heat oil in a 12-inch heavy skillet over medium-high heat until it shimmers. Fry pine nuts, stirring frequently, until golden, about 3 minutes, then transfer with a slotted spoon to a bowl. Sauté onion and garlic, stirring occasionally, until golden, 6 to 8 minutes. Transfer 1/2 cup onion mixture to bowl with pine nuts. Add stock, tomatoes, 3/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper to skillet and simmer, uncovered, while stuffing eggplant.
Add rice, meat, allspice, 1 teaspoon salt, and 1/2 teaspoon pepper to bowl with onion mixture and mix well with your hands.
Stuff eggplant with meat mixture, being careful not to pack tightly (rice will expand during cooking). Transfer stuffed eggplants to skillet with tomato sauce and simmer, covered, carefully turning once, until rice is cooked through, 50 minutes to 1 hour (cut 1 in half to test).
If sauce is watery, transfer eggplant to a plate and boil sauce, stirring occasionally, until thickened slightly, 3 to 5 minutes, then adjust seasoning if necessary. Return stuffed eggplant to sauce. Squeeze lemon over dish and sprinkle with parsley before serving.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories422
- Carbohydrates31 g (10%)
- Fat27 g (42%)
- Protein16 g (32%)
- Saturated Fat8 g (38%)
- Sodium162 mg (7%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat4 g
- Fiber8 g (31%)
- Monounsaturated Fat13 g
- Cholesterol44 mg (15%)


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Clan Arena is, as the name implies, a game type thats meant to be played as a team. The concept is simple: Two teams, with an equal number of players, face off against each other, equipped with all guns and plentiful health, armour and ammo. Last man (well, team) standing is the winner.
Playing CA is not so hard either. Most of this guide is really the fundamentals of Quake, and Im sure many of the experienced players will have a go at me for even calling this a guide. The fact of the matter is, Clan Arena is not the most tasking of game styles in Quake Live. When compared to Team DeathMatch, Duel and Capture the Flag, the tactics and strategies in Clan Arena are fairly simplistic. In the words of many critics, CA is all aim, no brain. This is true, but only to an extent.
In my opinion, Clan Arena tests the basics and fundamentals of Quake. And so, here are some of those basics that you should know before you step into a serious game of CA. Knowing the Quake community in Australia, many of you will know all these things already, in which case, dont read. Doh.
- CA is all about dishing out damage without taking much in return. Every concept of CA is designed to achieve this basic aim.
- So, know your weapons!
- Use the right weapon for the right situation. This will always result in higher damage dealt. Higher damage means quicker kills, which means youre taking damage for a lesser duration, which obviously means youre taking less damage. If the enemy isnt using the correct weapon for the range, then you can often escape with only minor injuries.
- This is a rule of thumb, with very few exceptions: Use railgun at long range, rocket launcher at short range, lightning gun at mid range. Stick to this until youre so good that youve realised that you should stick to this all the time.
- For example: Railgun at long range. Spamming with rockets at long range is useless, you will not deal damage (lets be realistic, forget the lucky rocket to the face you got against some newb two months ago), while taking a LOT in return.
- Also know how much damage each weapon does. Sort of obvious, but you should also know how many shots it takes with each weapon before an enemy dies.
- Enemy will have 200hp, 100 armour. That basically means enemy has 300hp (For first 251hp of damage, armour absorbs 66%, then armour runs out, and remaining 49 hp is all direct). And so:
- 4 rails to kill, each rail does 80 damage, reload time is 1250ms (1500ms?). After 3 rails, enemy will have the equivalent of 60 hp left. Use rail at long range.
- 3 rockets to kill, each rocket does 100 damage, reload time is 800ms (0.8 seconds). Straight forward, 3 rockets are exactly enough to kill. There is NO self damage in CA. Splash damage can do a maximum of 84 damage to enemies. Use the new sound command (cg_HitBeep 2) to get an idea of how much splash damage you did. Rockets are weapon of choice for close range.
- Rockets are also invaluable for their ability to potentially damage more than 1 enemy at once, to bounce enemies off edges (for example, in a 2v2, if you can bounce one guy off an edge, you can make it a 2v1 battle), to escape enemies by RJing. Remember, you can RJ up to gain height, or RJ horizontally to gain a LOT of speed, very fast. In many cases in CA, RJing can replace the circle jump.
- LG does variable damage, depending on your range. As of writing this, its 7-6-5, close-mid-long. Id say you need to LG someone for roughly 5 seconds in order to kill them, taking into account accuracy etc. LG is the weapon of choice for mid range. Use it at mid range, ignore it at your peril.
Other guns worth mentioning, that can be useful occasionally:
- SG, at the moment of writing this article, does 110 damage on a direct hit, with the inner ring doing more damage then the outer. The SG pellets spread is terrible, making it useful for pretty much only close to close-mid range. SG reload speed is 1000ms iirc. SG is slower then RL in reloading, and potentially more erratic in dealing damage, but is hitscan. RL also has the advantage in that you can RJ with it. Personally, I believe RL is better at start of rounds, but at end, SG can become a better weapon, especially because its hitscan, and after youve killed the last player on an enemy team, any projectiles they shot before death will not harm you. Also, SG is harder to choke with (for me anyway)
- PG is a very hard weapon to master, but is extremely versatile. You can spam it at all ranges, and if it hits, it HURTS. Every hit does 20 damage (!), making PG the hardest hitting weapon in CA, by far and away.
Ok, thats about all the info that I think every CA player should be aware of. I originally included dps for each weapon, but that doesnt really say much about a weapon, cause accuracy isnt 100% for every player. Its no where near 100%, Id say not even 50% for most weapons.
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MASSENA - The cars will be filling downtown Massena on July 6 and the Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce is looking for some parking attendants.
The chamber will be holding its 16th annual block dance and classic car, truck and motorcycle exhibit from 5 to 9 p.m. Main Street from Orvis to Andrews street will be closed beginning at 4 p.m.
Were looking for people to volunteer to help us cover the parking downtown, chamber Executive Director Michael J. Gleason said.
Vehicles - cars, trucks and motorcycles - have lined both sides of the street in years past, arriving one by one as the evening progresses.
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NACOGDOCHES, Texas - The Stephen F. Austin athletics department honored its student-athletes at the annual Champions Dinner in the Baker Pattillo Student Center Grand Ballroom Tuesday evening. SFA is in the midst of a successful athletics season that has the program in the hunt for another SLC Commissioner's Cup.
In addition to the individual honors that were handed out Tuesday, SFA also honored its three Southland Conference championship teams, which included soccer, women's indoor track and field and tennis. All three squads recorded historical seasons that will be remembered by SFA for years to come. The women's soccer team recorded one of the most dominant seasons in conference history after posting a 15-3-1 overall record, and a perfect 9-0 mark in league play. SFA recorded 13 shutouts during the year, surrendering only one goal in conference outings. The Ladyjack track and field team was just as impressive winning their fourth-straight conference indoor title, and seventh consecutive overall. The SFA group of seniors became the first group in program history to go all four years having never lost a conference meet. The women's tennis team closed out the season with a magical run to its first-ever league championship. The SFA women recorded a program-best 23 wins, and won the conference tournament to advance to the NCAA Championships for the first time in school history. The team has been ranked for the majority of the season, and achieved a conference-best national ranking of No. 35 earlier this season.
Every year the banquet is highlighted by the Ralph Todd and June Irwin Athletes of the Year Awards. Senior linebacker Devin Ducote was named the Ralph Todd Award winner, while soccer standout Kylie Louw received the June Irwin Award for a second-straight season.
A former walkon, Ducote became one of the best linebackers in the nation. Moving from the secondary in 2008, Ducote overcame serious injuries to help lead the Lumberjacks to the 2009 and 1010 SLC titles while leading the league, and finishing second in the nation with 137 tackles in 2009. A three-time All-SLC selection, the former All-American recorded more than 400 career tackles, including 32 for losses and 5.5 sacks. He played a key role in becoming part of the first class to bring back-to-back conference titles to SFA, and during his final season helped the 'Jacks lead the nation in sacks and tackles for losses.
Louw was the recipient of the June Irwin Female Athlete of the Year Award for a second consecutive season. A former SLC Freshman of the Year, Louw set a new SFA single-season school record with 14 assists in 2011 while leading the Ladyjack to the one of their best seasons in program history. SFA finished the year 15-3-1 on the season, and wrapped a perfect 9-0 conference slate to win the league championship. The two-time SLC Player of the Year selection was named the league's 2011 student-athlete of the year, and enters her final year as the school's all-time leader in assists. Following the school year, Louw will head to London, England with the South African National team to compete in the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Two-year letterman Jacob Fincher was the winner of the Dick Wright Award. One of the Southland's top defensive ends during his career, Fincher overcame injuries to help the Lumberjacks lead the nation in sacks and tackles for losses in 2011. Fincher graduates from SFA recording 72 tackles, including 14.5 for losses and 9.5 sacks while guiding the Lumberjacks to the 2009 SLC title and a top-10 national ranking.
Standout pole vaulter Macy Agnew was named the 2012 Steve McCarty Award winner. A proud member of the SFA Athletics family, Agnew has been a part of seven SLC championship teams having never lost an indoor conference title. Agnew was the conference runner-up, and earned All-Southland Conference during the indoor season as a junior. She will look to close out her career, along with the rest of the 2012 senior class, with a fourth-straight outdoor title in San Marcos, beginning Friday May 11, 2012.
The school's all-time leader in RBIs, Jarid Scarafiotti received the Bob Shelton Award Tuesday evening. A former walk-on, Scarafiotti battled his way into the starting lineup as a freshman and leave the university as one of the all-time greatest players. A two-time All-SLC selection, Scarafiotti is ranked in the school's all-time top-10 in games played, starts, hits, home runs, RBIs, doubles and runs scored. In addition to his success on the diamond, Scarafiotti is the true definition of a student-athlete being named the league's male scholar athlete of the year in 2010 and twice being named to the Academic All-SLC team.
2012 SFA Champions Dinner Tuesday, May 1, 2012 Award Winners Ralph Todd Award - Devin Ducote June Irwin Award - Kylie Louw Steve McCarty Award - Macy Agnew Bob Shelton Award -- Jarid Scarafiotti Dick Wright Award -- Jacob Fincher Kathy McGough Award -- Madison Hanlan Jené Carter Award - Randi Plentl Mart Crawford Award - Devin Ducote Cally Belcher - John Steel Scotty Bailess Award - Madison Hanlan Michelle Reid Award - Sabrina Burns Lucille Norton Award - Tammara Marion Sue Gunter Award - Porsha Roberts Gary Blair Award - Amina Sawyer Pam Thorstensen Award - Kylie Louw George Reese Award - Mitchell McLeroy Ladyjack Golf MVP - Chelsea Simmons Ladyjack Bowling MVP - Nicole Parkhurst Dianne Baker Award - Alina Shazhko Robert Maluski Award - Adam Saloom Gwen Cole Award - Lauren Smith Buddy Lowery Award - Taylor Smith George Johnson Award - Antonio Bostic
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Kay Willson
PRICE - Georgia Kay Willson, age 65, left us unexpectedly but peacefully Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008, with her family by her side.
She was born May 5, 1943 in Price to Violet Leona and John C. Brinkerhoff. She married Pattie B. Willson Aug. 22, 1964 in Price. Their marriage was solemnized on May 17, 1969 in the Manti LDS Temple. They had just celebrated 44 years together.
Kay was a devoted wife, mother, grandma "nanny," sister and friend.
She loved to sew, crochet, quilt, tole paint and play Bingo.
She was a member of the LDS Church and once held the position of Primary president. She had been a Boy Scout leader and had been a member of Daughters of the Utah Pioneers.
She worked at the Barbizon in Provo, sewing lace, and later left there to raise her family.
She loved her family dearly and had an amazing love for her grandchildren. They were her life. She loved watching their baseball games, dance recitals and school plays.
You could always find lots of kids at Nanny's and Grandpa's house.
Kay is survived by her loving husband; her daughter, Patricia of Grand Junction, Colo.; her son, Carl, and wife Julie of Price; her daughter, Georgiana "Jana" of Price; and her daughter, Jennifer, and husband Tracy of Helper; her grandchildren, Andrew and Autumn of Grand Junction, Colo.; Alyssa, C.J., Breanna, Dylan, Travis and Jaydon of Price; Tanner of Price; and Jordan, Katelyn and Carley of Helper; and great-grandson, Dominick of Price. She is also survived by her sisters, Hazel Ellefson of Seattle, Wash.; Jessie May Winder of Elmo; and her identical twin, Fay Powell of Lehi; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; newborn son, James Edward; brothers, John E. Brinkerhoff and Jay Brinkerhoff; sister, Rosalie Perkins; newborn grandson, James Kyle; one niece, Gayleen Coleman; and two nephews, Michael Brinkerhoff and Terry Coleman.
We miss you so much, Mamma. We know that you are happy, free of pain and have two legs again. We love you.
Funeral Services will be Thursday, Sept. 25, at 3 p.m. at the Price 11th LDS Ward Chapel, 303 West 500 South. Interment will be in the Cliffview Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
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