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On my site I want to build a User Selectable layout and color scheme feature which passes the layout and color variables around the urls via a formatted string like $urlextra. While all that worked fine one of my require();'ed files variables don't seem to be globalized or available to my other scripts.
The index.php code is this:
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and the getColors and getTemplate functions are defined in 'layout.php' like so:
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So it indicates that colorstr is a string that points exactly to where my file supplying the variables is located on my server and because I used require as opposed to include tells me that it hasn't encountered any fatal errors. So why isn't the require working properly? The templatestr (used in the function getTemplate) worked perfectly and supplied the layout variables necessary for the content of the page (just horrendously ugly with all hex colors in one, missing, file). $scrollbar and $bgcolor were just css variables for the templates (and were also contained in layout/colorsets/default.php).
Any help would be very appreciated.
PS. This is the string I use to pass variables through the url as I have yet to implement an effective session/login system.
$urlextra="&style=" . $style . "&c=" . $c;
but that's mostly because I have yet to implement an effective session/login system. Everything in it's time I guess.


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The Forest Supervisor, Manti-La Sal National Forest proposes to
implement projects within, and adjacent to, the Maverick Point and
Chippean Rocks area located in the Abajo Mountains, Monticello Ranger
District, Manti-La Sal National Forest, San Juan County, Utah. The
project analysis will be documented as The Maverick Point Forest
Health Project Environmental Impact Statement. The project is designed
to increase the resistance and resilience of the vegetation
communities and watersheds to climate change stressors that may affect
the health of the vegetation, watersheds, and associated wildlife
habitat. The combination of treatments will reduce susceptibility to
the occurrence of stand replacing fire, improve the health and growth
of trees, and reduce the susceptibility to bark beetle outbreak.
We plan to complete the analysis by March 2014. Ten actions are
proposed: 1) Within stands totaling about 1,300 acres, implement
thinning and selective harvest treatments of 8 inches DBH and larger
trees; 2) Implement TSI (timber stand improvement) thinning treatments
of trees less than 8 inches DBH and deciduous shrubs within stands
totaling about 4,400 acres; 3) Implement prescribed fire treatments in
ponderosa pine stands and adjacent pinyon-juniper, manzanita, and
Gambel oak stands following mechanical treatment on about 6,000 acres;
one maintenance prescribed burn would also be authorized. About 400
acres of pinyon pine, juniper, and sagebrush burning to improve
wildlife habitat is included; 4) Treat 60 to 90 acres to promote
regeneration and retention of aspen clones; 5) Implement mechanized
fuel reduction treatments (mastication or crushing) on about 2,000
acres; 6) About 10 miles of Forest System Road would receive
mechanized treatments to create shaded fuel breaks to provide safer
ingress/egress for the public and firefighters; 7) Authorize a road
system that includes about 32 miles of open road, 7 miles of
administrative road (closed to public), 5 miles of temporary road for
implementation, and decommissioning of 14 miles of existing
unauthorized routes; 8) Authorize a trail system that includes about
0.1 miles of non-motorized trail, 6 miles of motorcycle trail, 9 miles
of ATV trail, 1 mile other motorized trail, and closure of 5 miles of
trail; 9) restoration of headcut and spring areas; and 10) Reclamation
of abandoned uranium mine adits and stabilization of waste rock that
may be contributing contaminants downstream.
The Forest Service is seeking information and comments from Federal,
State, and local agencies as well as individuals and organizations
that may be interested in, or affected by the proposed action. The
Forest Service invites written comments and suggestions on the issues
related to the proposal and the area being analyzed. The office
business hours for those submitting hand-delivered comments are 8:00
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Oral
comments must be provided at the Responsible Official's office during
normal business hours via telephone 435-587-2041 or in person, or at
an official agency function (i.e. public meeting) that is designed to
elicit public comments.
Information received will be used in preparation of the Draft EIS and
Final EIS. For most effective use, comments should be submitted to the
Forest Service within 30 days of publication of the Notice of Intent
to prepare an environmental impact statement in the Federal Register.
Comments should include your name, address, telephone number,
organization represented (if any), title of the proposal, and specific
facts and supporting reasons for us to consider in the analysis. Names
and comments received are public information and will be released to
those who request them. This will include names, addresses, and any
other personal information provided with the comments.
Copies of the proposal are available at the Moab/Monticello District
office located at 432 East Center St., Monticello, Utah, or on the
Manti-La Sal National Forest internet site at
Questions and comments concerning the proposed action and EIS, or
requests for copies of the proposal should be addressed to Michael
Diem, District Ranger, Manti-La Sal National Forest, Moab/Monticello
Ranger District, P.O. Box 820, Monticello, Utah 84535, phone:
435-587-2041, fax: 435-587-2637. Electronic comments must be
submitted in a format such as an email message, pdf, plain text
(.txt), rich text format (.rtf), and Word (.doc or .docx) to
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Flying from Berlin
Local and international flights from Berlin currently depart from one of two major international airports within the city. airberlin flights operate out of Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL), the city's primary air transit facility, which is located a convenient 8 kilometers from the city center and serves just under 20 million passengers each year.
Berlin Tegel Airport Information
Berlin Tegel Airport features an impressive array of travel, retail and duty-free stores, as well as a wide variety of restaurants for air transit passengers. A bank branch, ATMs, a pharmacy and even a hairdresser are also available for any last-minute needs. For travelers driving to the airport, Berlin Tegel features 4 different parking areas for your convenience. Special assistance for limited mobility passengers is also provided within the facility.
Getting to the Airport in Berlin
A bus to Berlin Tegel Airport is available from a number of locations in the city, with service every 10-20 minutes and a journey taking approximately 40 minutes. For greater convenience, a taxi to Berlin Tegel Airport is another option, and, while the fares are generally more expensive, the journey is comparatively shorter at 20-30 minutes.
Arriving in Stockholm
Reserve your tickets to Stockholm with airberlin and make your way to this tourist hotspot that also happens to be Sweden's capital. This city has everything, from unique restaurants to a vibrant art scene, to a multitude of interesting historical sites. Check now for flight deals to Stockholm to plan a memorable adventure.
First Time in Stockholm
One of the best ways to get acquainted with Stockholm is to book a bridge tour that will give you a great introduction to the town's complex and interesting infrastructure. If you are more adventurous, you can navigate these same waterways via kayak.
Your Stockholm
Are you planning to travel to Stockholm with your entire family? You will definitely want to visit Skansen, which is home to an open-air museum where you can learn how Swedish people lived in centuries past, as well as Stockholm Zoo, which is home to a variety of animals native to Scandinavia.
Making the Most of Your Stockholm Holiday
Cheap hotels in Stockholm are fairly easy to find during the winter months, which is fine if you are interested in skiing or sledding. Most tourists, however, book their flights to Stockholm in late May or during the summer. Find attractive fares to Stockholm on airberlin.


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Video: Ward on NHL Labor
2-On-Your-Side's Adam Benigni speaks with TSN NHL reporter Aaron Ward on the status of NHL labor negotiations.
Ward has been covering the negotiations in Toronto. Talks broke off on Wendnesday after NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said there was still a "wide gap" between the sides. He said that in rejecting the NHLPA's counter proposal that was delivered to the league on Tuesday.
Talks are scheduled to resume Wednesday in Toronto, and Bettman has said if there isn't a new deal in place by September the 15th, the league will lock out its players.


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Jays' Baseball Outlasts Bradley, 7-5
OMAHA, Neb. - Sophomore Mark Lukowski supplied five innings of scoreless relief to lift Creighton to a 7-5 win over Bradley on Saturday, April 6.
Creighton moved to 17-6 with the win and 4-1 in Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) play. Bradley, meanwhile, fell to 11-15 overall and 1-4 in MVC action.
As they did on Friday, the Bluejays got off to a quick start with two runs in the bottom of the first. All of the Jays damage in the first came with two outs. Sophomore Jake Peter drew a walk, then scampered around to score the first run on an RBI double to right-center by junior Mike Gerber. Senior Alex Staehely followed with an RBI single to left to give Creighton a 2-0 edge.
Bradley scratched across a run in the top of the second on two singles, a sacrifice and an RBI groundout. The Jays, however, grabbed the run back in the bottom of the frame. Junior Jerry Mitchell led off with a walk, moved to second on a sacrifice, then scored on an infield single by junior Federico Castagnini that was mishandled by Bradley's David Compitello.
Mitchell got the Jays going again in the fourth as his leadoff single helped the Jays push their lead to 5-1. Junior Brad McKewon delivered his second sacrifice of the game, then Castagnini put runners at the corners with his second infield single. An RBI groundout by Peter sent Mitchell home, then Gerber smacked an RBI single to right.
Bradley, though, loaded the bases with two singles and a walk at the onset of the fifth inning. After Bluejay starter, senior Nick Musec, forced in a run on a walk to Compitello, head coach Ed Servais went to the bullpen for sophomore Mark Lukowski.
Lukowski appeared poised to get out of the inning with a strikeout and a bouncer back to the mound for the first two outs, but Bradley's Mike Tauchmann blasted the first pitch he saw down the right field line for a game tyying three-run triple. Tauchmann was stranded at third and the game went to the bottom of the fifth knotted at 5-5.
Senior Brennan Murphy lined a single to right to open the Jays' fifth. He stole second, then two outs later went to third on a wild pitch. McKewon delivered in the clutch with an RBI single up the middle to give Creighton a 6-5 lead.
Sent back to the mound with the lead, Lukowski set down nine of the next 10 batters he faced to send the Jays to the bottom of the eighth clinging to their one-run lead.
Castagnini and Peter opened the eighth with a single and a walk respectively. After a sacrifice by Gerber, Staehely gave the Jays some breathing room via an RBI single to center to push the game to 7-5.
With the additional cushion Lukowski was allowed to close out the game, working around a two-out single. He earned his fourth win of the season (4-1), holding Bradley to just three hits in a career-high five innings of scoreless relief.
Bradley's Eric Scheuermann took the loss (2-2), surrendering three runs on five hits and one walk in 3.1 innings of relief.
Offensively it was Staehely leading the way with a 3-for-4 day, collecting two RBI. Gerber also finished with two RBI, going 2-for-4.
The Jays go for the series sweep over Bradley on Sunday, April 7 at 1 p.m. in TD Ameritrade Park Omaha.


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PORTLAND (NEWS CENTER)- The Southern Maine Raging Bulls did something in their playoff opener that they'd already done in the regular season: beat New Hampshire. After two narrow wins in the previous two months, the Raging Bulls ran over the Wolfpack 42-14 at Deering's Memorial Field.
The Raging Bulls (9-2) advance to the next round of the New England Football League when they'll play at the Boston Bandits (9-1). Southern Maine was the only team to beat Boston so far this season.


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Undergraduate French
The French program welcomes students of all levels, from beginners to students with several years of French. Our courses in Bronxville are closely associated with Sarah Lawrence's excellent French program in Paris, and our priority is to give our students the opportunity to study in Paris during their junior or senior year. This may include students who start at the beginning level in their first year at Sarah Lawrence, provided that they fully dedicate themselves to learning the language.
Our program in Paris is of the highest level, with all courses taught in French and with the possibility for students to take courses (with conference work) at French universities and other Parisian institutions of higher education. Our courses in Bronxville are, therefore, fairly intensive in order to bring every student to the level required to attend our program in Paris.
Even for students who don't intend to go abroad with Sarah Lawrence, the French program provides the opportunity to learn the language in close relation to French culture and literature, starting at the beginning level. At all levels except for beginning, students conduct individual conference projects in French on an array of topics—from medieval literature to Gainsbourg and the culture of the 1960s, from Flaubert's Madame Bovary to avant-garde French female playwrights. On campus, the French program tries to foster a Francophile atmosphere with our newsletter La Feuille, our French Table, our French ciné-club, and other francophone events—all run by students, along with two French assistants who come to the College every year from Paris.
In order to allow students to study French while pursuing other interests, students are also encouraged, after their first year, to take advantage of our Language Third and Language/Conference Third options that allow them to combine the study of French with either another language or a lecture on the topic of their choice.
During their senior year, students may also think about applying to the English assistantship program in France, which is run by the French Embassy in Washington DC. Every year, Sarah Lawrence graduates are admitted to this selective program and spend a year in France, working in schools for the French Department of Education.


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Ford celebrates recycling, remanufacturing
Millions of pounds of used, damaged parts diverted from landfills
Ford Motor Company says it has kept 120 million pounds of used and damaged car parts out of landfills over the past ten years. In 2003, the automaker launched its Core Recovery Program, a nationwide effort to collect parts from dealerships and sort them for recycling or remanufacturing.
The company gave Local 6 an exclusive tour on Wednesday of its regional sorting center in Orlando, where every week trucks drops off about 3,000 parts from area Ford dealers.
The automaker cites several reasons for developing the program: more complex and expensive parts in cars and trucks, a need to get more control over the sale of aftermarket components, and a need to recycle more
"Most parts that come back to us through the program still have a lot of life left," says Kim Goering, manager of Ford's remanufacturing and recycling programs. "That makes a strong business case to do whatever we can to extend the life of these components. Even more important, however, is that Ford strongly believes it's just the right thing to do from an environmental perspective."
After parts are sorted at the regional centers, the ones designated for remanufacturing are shipped to individual suppliers who rebuild them to Ford's original equipment specifications. The parts are then sold as original equipment under warranty. The remanufactured parts include:
- Engines (Gas & Diesel )
- Transmissions (Automatic & Manual)
- ABS Modules
- Clutches
- Compressors
- Alternators
- Brake Calipers
- Brake Pedal Assemblies
- Cylinder Heads
- Oil Pumps
- Power Steering Pumps
- Rack & Pinion Gears
- Starters
- Torque Converters
- Transmission Cases
- Window Lift Motors
- Wiper Motors
- Diesel Components
- Diesel Fuel Injectors
- Fuel Injection Pumps
- Flex Fuel Modules
Parts designated for recycling include:
- Aluminum Wheels
- Fascias - Front and Rear
- Headlamp Assemblies
- Diesel Particulate Filters
Bumpers are collected and sent to a third party where they are processed into pellets that can then be used to make brand-new products including products that have nothing to do with automobiles.
"We'll bring a bumper in, and it will be ground up and used for playground safety material," says Rick Brisson, Regional Sales and Service Manager for Ford.
Brisson says the headlamp assemblies are a new addition to the recycling program.
"Ford found a way to recycle them," he says. "What we'll do is strip it down. Just like a fender, it will be broken down in its raw form, and then go through the molding process once again, and we'll turn it into a brand new headlamp assembly."
Dealers pay a core charge on each new part bought from Ford to replace a damaged one. When the original damaged part is returned to Ford, the dealer gets the money from the core charge back – operating exactly like bottle return systems do in some parts of the United States.
The southeast region contributed to the program by keeping more than 1.2 million pounds of damaged vehicle parts from landfills.
"And what that results for customers is a cost savings," says Brisson. "It's environmentally responsible, and, quite frankly, it's the right thing to do."
Ford's Core Recovery Program represents a trend in the U.S. auto manufacturing business to address concerns about cost control and sustainability. Chrysler says it remanufactures about 4,000 different parts to offer a low-cost alternative to consumers. The company says it also reclaims catalytic converters, but the company does not have a recycling program comparable to Ford's.
"We are looking at recycling bumpers," says Chrysler's Kathy Wideman.
General Motors says it generates $1 billion a year by reusing and/or recycling materials such as worn-out tires, scrap steel, paint sludge and cardboard boxes. By finding a different use for recycled items and/or selling them to interested parties, the company says it diverted 2.5 million metric tons of waste from landfills in 2011.
Ford says more than 85 percent of each of each Ford vehicle produced today is recyclable. General Motors says many recyclables are used across its brands of cars and trucks.


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Creighton WBB Hosts South Dakota State on Tuesday
OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton women's basketball team looks to claim its first win of the 2013-14 season as the Bluejays host South Dakota State on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m.
11/12: vs. South Dakota State (0-1) - 7:05 p.m.
Radio: KZOT AM 1180 (www.1620thezone.com)
Brad Burwell (Play-by-Play) & Rob Simms (Color Analyst)
Live Stats (Free): http://www.gocreighton.com/liveStats/liveStats.dbml?&DB_OEM_ID=1000
Live Video ($): http://www.gocreighton.com/liveEvents/liveEvents.dbml?DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=1000
Twitter: @GoCreighton, @CreightonWBB
About South Dakota State
• Located in Brookings, South Dakota.
• South Dakota State has an enrollment of 12,583.
• The Bulldogs finished 2012-13 with an 25-8 record and a 14-2 mark in the Summit League.
• The Jackrabbits return 10 letterwinners from last season, including three starters (Boever, Strop & Waytashek).
• SDSU is the favorite to claim the Summit League in the preseason poll.
Creighton vs. South Dakota State:
Creighton has won all four meetings with the Jackrabbits, including a 63-54 contest in Brookings last season (Nov. 14). The Bluejays are 2-0 against South Dakota State in Omaha.
Series with South Dakota State:
Date Result Score/Site
2/1/80 W 74-68 (ot) in Omaha
2/11/84 W 78-43 in Omaha
3/20/08 W 76-69 at SDSU @
11/14/12 W 63-54 at SDSU
@ - WNIT game
Last Time vs. South Dakota State
Down 5-2 early, Ally Jensen rallied her troops with a three-pointer, igniting an 11-0 run over the next two minutes. Carli Tritz and McKenzie Fujan each added three points during the run, while Jasmin Corbin capped the run with a layup to make it 13-5. Creighton went on to extend its lead to as much as 11 points at 27-16 and took a 27-19 lead in at halftime.
Keyed by a 2-1-2 zone defense that plagued the Jays in the final moments of the first period, SDSU moved back within striking distance at 50-46. Once more it was Corbin who answered the call, draining back-to-back trifectas to shoot the Jackrabbits out of the zone defense.
South Dakota State Head Coach
Aaron Johnston (Gustavus Adolphus College, 1996) - Entering his 14th season as head coach, Johnston boasts a career record of 315-109 (.744), becoming South Dakota State's winningest
women's basketball coach during the 2012-13 season. He recorded win No. 302 at Oakland on Jan. 10, 2013, to pass his predecessor, Nancy Neiber, who compiled a 301-140 record in 16 seasons from 1985-2000.
Scouting the Jackrabbits (0-1)
The Jackrabbits stubbed their toes in the 2013-14 opener, falling to BYU, 81-53. South Dakota State's downfall against the Cougars was turnovers (22) and an inability to shoot from inside the arc. SDSU was 11-of-23 (47.8%) from three-point distance, but just 6-of-39 (15.4%) from inside the arc.
South Dakota State is a very experienced team, returning three starters from last season and Steph Paluch, who sat out the 2012-13 season due to an injury. Megan Waytashek and Paluch were preseason All-Summitt League selections.
Keys to the Game w/SDSU:
Senior CLASS Award
Senior Sarah Nelson is already racking up national honors as she was one of 30 women's basketball student-athletes who excel both on and off the court that were selected as candidates for the 2013-14 Senior CLASS Award®. An Omaha native, Nelson boasts a 3.7 GPA, majoring in Pre-Health Science and Finance. On the court she equally excels, finishing second for the Jays in scoring last season at 11.7 points per game (387) and led the Jays with 7.8 rebounds per contest (258 overall).
Home Opener Tidbits
• The Bluejays dropped their 2012-13 home opener to #12 Oklahoma, 69-48.
• Creighton is 25-14 all-time in its first home game of the year, including 9-4 in its last 13 home openers.
• The Bluejays, however, have dropped their last two home openers under Flanery (falling to Oklahoma last season and to South Dakota [56-53 in OT]).
• Creighton's last win in a home opener came on Nov. 20, 2010 agaist Wyoming (60-49).
• Creighton is 7-4 in home openers under Jim Flanery and the Bluejays are 2-2 in openers at D.J. Sokol Arena. Under Flanery the Bluejays have defeated UMKC, Michigan, Northwestern, Houston, Arkansas-Little Rock, Arkansas State and Wyoming. The losses came to Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and South Dakota
• CU is 44-11 (.800) all-time at D.J. Sokol Arena, including 13-6 (.685) against non-conference opponents.
Sophomore Marissa Janning truly has enjoyed her time against the Drake Bulldogs. Janning has scored 20+ points in each of the three times she has faced Drake, including 21 on Friday, Nov. 8. Her career-high of 29 points came on March 3, 2013 against Drake. Last year in Des Moines on Feb. 2, she finished with 22 points.


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One of the biggest mysteries of the new detective novel The Cuckoo's Calling was the identity of the author. It was written by Robert Galbraith, which was revealed to be the pseudonym of Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling. Patrick Juola, professor of computer science at Duquesne University, discusses how he used computerized text analysis to uncover the mystery.


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The great poet Emily Dickenson once said that hope is a thing with feathers. But here at Who What Wear, we think dreams are made of chunky accessories, bateau stripes, and peaked shoulders! After all, it's our style stalkees and their fashion-forward ensembles that spark our desire to test-drive new pieces (or wear coveted wardrobe staples in inventive ways), reassuring us that even while we are muddling through this shortened month, the opportunities for chic are endless! A bright shirtdress tempered with black accessories gives us the license to look toward sunnier days. Our faith in the stylish power of denim shorts is quickly restored when we note to pair them with polka dot tights and platform booties. And the promise of a directional silhouette is easily fulfilled with the perfect pair of harem pants. Because while hope may be ephemeral to the poet, we optimistically feel that the sartorial static of mid-February is too, and that a spring of inspiring outfits is just around the corner. If our six stylish ladies featured today are any example, then rest assured a change is coming through!
Black accents make a classic shirtdress cool again.
While a shirtdress has been a wardrobe essential for sometime, we love how Hannah, 22, from Perth has given it renewed life by breaking it up with black accents. Her fitted blazer and intriguing accessories add edge to this bright hue rendering a chicly bold look. Snag some of Hannah's style by starting with a cotton shirtdress in a vibrant shade like American Apparel's Chambray Henley Shirtdress ($62) in red. Next layer on your statement accessories; we like Urban Outfitters Metal O-Ring Statement Belt ($34) and Forever 21's Twist of Fate Charm Necklace ($7.80) with its Hannah-worthy bow. Finally, throw on Silence & Noise's Strong Shouldered Blazer ($78) and you'll have an equally stylish and intriguing ensemble.
Chunky accessories toughen up a laid-back ensemble.
We have a weakness for great off-duty ensembles, so we were thrilled when we came across Caylee, 23, from Indiana, and her casual, cool look. Her semi-sheer, oversized white button-down and dark skinny jeans look effortlessly chic, while the addition of bold bangles add a glam factor that finishes her look with polish. Snag some of Caylee's cool by starting with some dark skinny jeans; we like James Jeans' Twiggy 5 Pocket Legging Jean ($115) or run with the jegging trend and opt for Goldsign's Zebra Long Leggings ($154). Then slink into a boyfriend-inspired button-down for that casually undone look. We love the sexy ease of Victorialand's Basic Oversized Men\'s Shirt ($130) or ASOS's Oversized ($49.70) version. Finally, pile on the hardware! Our favorites are anything with spiky studding like Alexis Bittar's Scaled Cuff ($250), Kettle Black's Studded Snap Bracelet ($44), and Noir Jewelry's Pyramid Bangle Set ($132)
Denim shorts look fresh paired with patterned tights and booties.
Lately due to the runway resurgence of Americana, we've seen an international resurgence of denim shorts making appearances all over town. We love how Ricarda, 22, from Germany, conquered this still-key spring piece and integrated cuffed denim shorts into her winter wardrobe by pairing them with cold-weather staples like patterned tights and black booties. The trick to choosing a great pair of bottoms? Start with a more high-waisted version in a light wash; we recommend Topshop's Vintage Boyshorts ($60) or hit the vintage stores for a great pair of Levi's 501 to cut to your own desired length. Like our style stalkee, we've always gone ga-ga for polka dot tights and have found that Urban Outfitters' Sheer Dot Full Foot Tights ($14) are a highly reliable pair. Lastly, finish your outfit off with a great pair of platform booties. We still swoon for Sam Edelman's Zoe Covered Platform Booties ($345), or you can dip your toe in something new with the lovely suede Zeus Boots ($146) from Charles David.
Bateau stripes get an update with shaggy faux fur.
Our love for bateau stripes is definitely a life-long affair, so we were excited to stumble across Annemiek, 19, from the Netherlands and her personal interpretation of this perpetual trend. She added texture to her long-sleeve tee by styling it under a shaggy vest, while also making a directional choice with black, belted paper bag pants. Take a note from Annemiek's fashion file by starting with a must-have striped tee. We recommend J. Crew's Vintage Bateau Top ($36) or the Striped Boatneck Tee ($48) from AquaÂ--both of which are serious essentials! Layer on the luxe with some plush white outerwear like Young Fabulous & Broke's Faux Fur Vest ($319) or The Battalion's Munro Veggie ($250) version, which has the added bonus of being all veggie-friendly and leather optional (it's reversible)!
Silk harem pants and a cropped jacket still looks directional.
Sartorially speaking, we're always striving to make a good impression, so when we came across Liz, 22, from San Francisco, we were easily won over by her directional silhouette. Her choice of a fitted, cropped jacket with voluminous pants is still on-trend, while the textural combination of leather and silk is undeniably glamorous. Opt for high shine like Liz by starting with a billowy base in a springy palette of khaki-beige. We like Catherine Malandrino's Draped Pants ($365) for their sexy sheen, or Stella McCartney's Wrapped Silk Harem Pants ($745). While the latter may seem like quite an investment, we promise it's a good one as we know you'll turn to them in lieu of your ripped skinnies all spring long. Finally, finish off your Liz-like ensemble by snatching up a cropped leather jacket. We'd opt for the B Hip By Me Jane Jacket ($60), ASOS's Wire Collar Belted Funnel Neck Jacket ($187), or For Joseph's Cicletta Biker Jacket ($450) for a beautiful piece with serious staying power!
A sharp blazer and lace details make a great combo.
Although lace biker shorts can be difficult to pull off, Aleksa, 22, from San Francisco, does it with personal panache. Her nineties-inspired outfit is emblematic of interesting, individual style and reminds us that fashion risks can really pay off! To recreate Aleksa's edgy ensemble pick up a pair of lace biker shorts like Sparkle & Fade's Bike Shorts ($28)Â--which can also be worn peeping out under a floral dress for an additional Benny and Joon inspired look. Or, if you'd prefer a more conservative take on the lingerie trend, try ASOS's Vila Lace Pencil Skirt ($30), which is just as flirty albeit slightly more demure. Next, pick up a very current blazer to keep your outfit focused and on-trend. We like Elizabeth and James Wool-blend Tuxedo Jacket ($425) with evening appropriate satin lapels, or Victoria's Secret Two Button Jacket ($128) which also boasts a current bold shoulder.Â--Liza Kaplan


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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate Reporter
Visitors to the new Senior Center at the Fairgrounds will note an artistic accent on the fitted stone walls: two horizontal black stripes that look for all the world like coal seams.
That's because they were literally taken from nature. According to County Quality Control Inspector Tom McCrary, builders went up Price Canyon to the road cut near the Carbon Power Plant and made molds of the actual exposed seams there.
Then they cast them into concrete slabs and painted over with a glossy black.
It's a small touch, but a hint of the attention to detail that has gone into the 34,000 square-foot building.
Except for a few small details, such as new card tables which haven't arrived yet, the building is about done, McCrary said.
Meanwhile, lunch is being served from a totally new kitchen, eaten with brand-new silverware in a dining room that features Brazilian cherry hardwood floors and wall-to-wall picture windows.
But before the description continues, all involved in the project are emphasizing that local tax dollars did not finance the hardwood, the imported Indian sandstone walls or anything else.
It is all from federal mineral lease money, which Commissioner Bill Krompel likened to a sales tax on coal and natural gas produced in the county. Technically, the county does not even own the building, but leases it from the Recreation and Transporation Special Service District.
Last year, the district got a $4.2 million grant an an equal amount in loan money from the Permanent Community Impact Board for the project.
Krompel, who is a member of the RTSSD board, said the building and furnishings are an investment for the long term. "If everything is maintained right, it will still be open in 60 or 70 years," he stated.
There will be an open house at the center on Sept. 27 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., said center director Debbie Kobe. Those who show up for the tour will get to see the other features of the new building.
These areas and fixtures include:
- A large-screen movie theater with tiered seating;
- A complete ceramics center;
- Billiard room;
- Artwork on nearly every wall, produced by local artists and photographers;
- A library with gas fireplace;
- A room for card playing;
- Office space for Meals on Wheels, drivers and adminstration;
- Two exercise rooms, one for aerobics and the other with exercise equipment;
- Meeting and visiting facilities.
The county historical society is meeting in the building as of now, as is the quilting guild.
Krompel said the Senior Center will also be able to serve as an adjunct for the Events Center next store. When big conventions come to town, the Senior Center will be able to offer additional meeting space for such things as breakout sessions.
Not visible on the tour will be the geothermal heating/cooling system. Those pipes go hundreds of feet down beneath the parking lot and take heat to and from the earth below.
McCrary said this arrangement will reduce long-term heating and cooling expenses at the center.


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|Written by Steve Frank
|Thursday, 28 March 2013 15:46
The Kafitz era with the Watauga County Schools is soon to be past—but the cost for his short tenure will continue for nearly another year and a half. In a press release late yesterday afternoon from the Watauga Board of Education, it was announced that Dr. David Kafitz and the Watauga County
Board of Education have mutually agreed to a buy-out of his contract as Superintendent. The release says the Board will pay Dr. Kafitz's salary and benefits for seventeen (17) of the thirty nine (39) months remaining on his contract in the amount of $186,110.
Evidence of issues with Kafitz surfaced publically in a school board meeting around Christmas when board member Barbara Kinsey made a somewhat cryptic public statement, apparently responding to complaints about issues within the school system. Then Kafitz came under fire early this year when an incident came to light as an apparently outraged superintendent took issue with a discount on his bill at the Mellow Mushroom on King Street in Boone using a band booster card. With that made public, an incident from November surfaced in which board of elections supervisor Jane Hodges recounted being insulted and threatened by Kafitz with the loss of her job over an election law violation at Green Valley School during the general election. The Board of Education has been in negotiations with Kafitz since then to arrange his departure, with over three years left on his initial contract with the county schools.
As stated in the press release, "By law, state funds may not be used as severance pay. The amount will be paid from the school system's unencumbered local fund balance." State law does strictly prohibit funds budgeted to be used for such purposes, to the point that the State Board of Education wants to see exactly where funds to pay for such a separation come from.
In the release, Dr. Kafitz has agreed to assist with transition, working in the office during the month of April, and then will take vacation leave during the month of May. The release concludes with, "Dr. Kafitz and the Board agree that this arrangement is in the best interest of all parties and the buy-out shall not be construed as an admission of any guilt or wrongdoing of any kind by either side. His last official day as an employee will be May 31, 2013. Both parties wish each other well in the future. Neither party will comment beyond this joint press release."
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No frills, just really delicious dim sum at this James Beard award-winning restaurant with two locations in San Francisco's Financial District. Great for large and hungry groups, Yank Sing offers more than 100 different menu items, served the traditional way on rolling carts. No need to order, when you see something yummy roll by, simply point it out and it's yours.
Yank Sing is renowned for its steamed pork buns and Shanghai soup dumplings. Don't miss either. If you're feeling adventurous, try the chicken feet!
Bring your vegetarian friends along: Yank Sing has a lot of vegetarian options. Our favorites are the Spinach and Snow Pea Shoot dumplings.
Although they say no reservations, you can call ahead and give them an approximate arrival time. Works well.
- Ryan S.
The Sesame Balls. They are #85 on 7x7 Magazine's list of 100 Things To Try Before You Die.
"The Xiao Long Bao and steamed pork buns are delicious here."
For those who prefer appetizers to entrees (and aren't the appetizers always better?), dim sum is a paradise of small dishes, readily prepared and easily shared. Even better, with only a small piece of paper with unintelligible stamps recording how much you've ordered, there is no need for anyone to know whether those delicious steamed pork buns are the third dish you've ordered or the tenth.
Where better to try dim sum in San Francisco than the Michelin Guide rated Yank Sing, an elegant, but traditional take on the Cantonese's traditional brunch fare. The food has to be good because the owner started making dumplings at age nine. A thousand years ago, only royalty ate Xiao Long Baos or Dau Miu Gow – now anyone can treat themselves to a bit (or a lot) of deep fried goodness at Yank Sing.


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Sutter Home Wine & Food Pairing Series: Sweet White
Sutter Home Sweet White could be the wine you've been dreaming of...a blend of some of the sweetest grapes around: Moscato, Chenin Blanc, and Gewurztraminer. With bright aromas and flavors of honeysuckle, tropical fruit, citrus and fresh melon, this sweet wine is delicious chilled down and paired with all things spicy.
Pair with spicy chicken stir fry, sauteed scallops, light to medium cheeses, sausage and gorgonzola pizza, spicy shrimp pasta, Thai steak salad and Tagine-style pork. Our Sweet White also pairs beautifully with desserts! The sweet taste profile is the a delightful complement to angel food cake with strawberries and raspberry sorbet.
Burger Pairing: "Geaux" Green Cajun Burgers
Hi Bridget - Every bottle of wine (or any kind of alcohol) has the alcohol percentage on the side of the label. It's usually pretty small, but you can always find it on a bottle of Sutter Home Wine.
Sweet White: 11%
Sweet Red: 12.5%
Moscato: 10%
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70's UK prog rockers Cressida reunion show
Cressida, UK prog legends that put out 2 records through the Vertigo imprint in 1970 and 1971 are celebrating a reunion with a show at the Underworld in Camden, London, UK on December 2nd. The band has been hugely influential for Mikael Akerfeldt since the early 90's. "I'm pretty bummed out about not being able to see them myself as I'm probably on a plane somewhere, but I'm hoping I will get more chances. I advice everyone reading this to go and check them out. Super swinging Hammond based prog rock that sounds nothing like anything I've ever heard" - Mikael
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Recently Google made several changes to their search engine that could have some impacts on how you market your farm online.
First, they changed the algorithm that they use to conduct Internet searches. The average daily Google user probably won't notice a difference. In fact, Google was using the new algorithm a full month before making the announcement. However, the effect on those of us trying to promote our websites is still a bit unclear.
The change was made to address the changing nature of how people do Internet searches. The trend is for people to make conversational or voice searches where the user asks a question rather than just entering a string of keywords. Instead of typing in "CSA Seattle", a person is more likely to ask "Where can I sign up for CSA in Seattle?" In theory this change means that Google will provide better more accurate responses to such inquiries.
The reality is that as long as you have well-written copy on your website with appropriate keywords included, the effects on your traffic from Google are unlikely to be greatly affected. However, if you are trying to use Google Analytics to figure out what are the appropriate keywords, you might have a harder time doing that now.
Along with changing their algorithm, Google also has switched 100% of their search engine searches over to be secure and encrypted. Previously Google only supplied secure searches for those logged into a Google account. What this means for users of Google Analytics is that there will be less keyword data supplied. If a user searches for "organic grass-fed beef" and Google directs them to your site, your Google Analytics account will get all of the regular analytic data except for that all important data about what search terms actually resulted in them ending up on your site. This may seem counter-intuitive, that Google's search engine wouldn't share all of its information with their own analytic software, but that is the reality of these new changes. Theoretically, web searches from other search engines such as Bing will still provide keyword data to Google Analytics.
What are we recommending you do in response to these changes? Nothing at this time. Google Analytics is still a powerful tool that can provide meaningful feedback on your website. If you are already using Google Analytics, just be aware that your data may be changing. If you haven't added Google Analytics yet, Small Farm Central still recommends integrating this tool with your website. The nature of online marketing is ever changing and we intend to keep you aware of changes that could affect your farm.
For more insight into some of these changes, see the following articles:
Dwolla is a payment network that we have integrated with Member Assembler that offers dramatically lower merchant fees. The service works through the ACH network, so instead of using a credit card number, a checking account number and routing bank number is required to complete payment. This results in a fee of $0.25/transaction (no percentage fee) versus the 2.5% + per transaction fees that are charged through standard credit card networks.
As this new service gains traction with consumers, we recommend that you use Dwolla not as your primary payment method but as an additional payment option. Many of your members may not have access to their checking account information or may not yet feel comfortable entering it upon sign-up. However, as a payment option, Dwolla is very viable, especially if you educate your members on how paying with Dwolla helps farmers pay less in fees when compared to credit card payment.
Since December 2012, our farmers have processed 2,388 Dwolla transactions for a total of $606,398.19. With Dwolla, these transactions cost $597 and with a standard credit card processor these transactions would have cost approximately $16,000.
Check out more about Dwolla here:
Welcome to the We Love Our Farmers photo series! We love hearing about what's happening on the Small Farm Central farms from our farmers, but we love seeing it in their websites even more. In this edition, we feature the students taking a class at Sunbow Farm.
"I teach classes at the farm once a month. Each class includes a hands on component where we go out and work with the plants. This was our class on Medicinal Trees. We were looking at the buds of a basswood/linden tree (Tilia americana) that were just ready for harvest! Basswood buds/flowers are used via infusion or tincture to treat cough and bronchitis. "
- Kristina Beuning, Sunbow Farm
We've just rolled out a small but useful development for Member Assembler. Now, at the Member Assembler > Configure > Checkout screen, you can create your own Invoice-Only Instructions, which would most likely be how your customers should write checks to you and where to send them. These instructions will carry through to the checkout confirmation email and on-screen after a successful invoice-only checkout. Additionally, after you've set this new setting, it will appear in status emails, the "Make a Payment" page, the Member/User Login, and you can choose to include or not include it in payment request emails.
Many of you already have such instructions about sending payment in your email confirmation text. So that this information is not shown twice, simply cut and paste it from the one setting to the new one on the Member Assembler > Configure > Checkout screen.
October 16th is World Food Day, a day established by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to encourage attention toward agricultural food production. Historically associated with efforts to bring awareness to world hunger issues, this year the focus is on healthy food systems as reflected by the theme: "Sustainable Food Systems for Food Security and Nutrition".
In the United States, food security is something that is on all our farmer's minds, but it should be something that is on everyone's mind. Last week we published a blog post about the Food Safety Modernization Act, but there are many other issues that effect the security of our food systems. Climate change, population growth, conserving biodiversity, economic changes are some of the biggest ones. Tomorrow is a great opportunity to reach out to your friends, neighbors, and networks to remind them about how these issues effect not only farmers, but anyone who eats food.
Here are some great resources to help keep you (and the people you feed) informed:
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations:
World Food Day USA/Canada website: http://www.worldfooddayusa.org/
Interesting facts about food security on Treehugger.com:
I'm sure you've heard about the potential impacts of The Food Safety Modernization Act from other informational outlets, but we just wanted to remind you and link to some resources for more information. This is a good chance to get in touch with your customers or CSA members to tell them about the impacts that these regulations will have on your farm.
The Food Safety Modernization Act was a signed into a law back in 2011 and was the first revision of federal food safety laws in the United States since 1938. The Food Safety Modernization Act, or FSMA as it is also referred to, authorizes new farm regulations and gives the Food and Drug Association (FDA) new controls to prevent food safety issues and new power & responsibility to detect and respond to these issues.
There are two major regulations that will affect farm level producers, the Produce Rule, which outlines standards for produce production (growing, harvesting, packing, and holding) and the Preventative Controls Rule, which requires new safety measures for facilities that process (manufacture, pack, or hold) food for human consumption.
Passing this bill took a vote from Congress, but turning it into a law with rules and regulations has taken much longer. Now, the FDA has reached the rulemaking stage and has released a draft of these new rules which it is currently accepting public comments on. This is a critical time to weigh in on the proposed rules, since the final rules will affect all produce farms and food processing facilities across the country. However, time is running out as the comment period ends November 15th, 2013.
As with all new laws, the new regulations are being highly debated. Many people who have spoken out about FSMA feel that the new rules may be unfairly burdening family farmers and conflict with organic and sustainable growing practices.
FSMA will change the food system in America very soon, so it's important to understand what's going on. It's everyone's responsibility to speak up to make sure that our food supply remains safe, our natural resources are used sustainably and our family farmers are supported in their work. To learn more about FSMA check out some of these great resources:
The governemnt website about food safety issues can be found here (albeit not updated since 9/30/13): http://www.foodsafety.gov/news/fsma.html
The official Food and Drug Administration's webpage about the FSMA including factsheets: http://www.fda.gov/Food/GuidanceRegulation/FSMA/default.htm
The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition has a clear breakdown of the new rules and how you can comment on them: http://sustainableagriculture.net/fsma/
They are even running a free webinar this Thursday, October 10th to help everyone stay informed: https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/697410614
The journalists that make up www.foodsafetynews.com contribute news and opinion articles on FSMA: http://www.foodsafetynews.com/tag/fsma/#.UlMSGT-CpQ2
Welcome to the We Love Our Farmers photo series! We love hearing about what's happening on the Small Farm Central farms from our farmers, but we love seeing it in their websites even more. In this edition, we feature interns & volunteers at Earth Spring Farm.
"Our interns and Work Shares (volunteers who commit to working 6 hrs/week the entire season at the farm in exchange for a large box of produce each week), hard at work! They are packing CSA boxes in our barn for delivery the next morning."
- Jamie Flickinger, CSA Manager, Earth Spring Farm
We're very excited to roll out a new tool that many of you have asked about: a Member/User Login page for your farm website. Your members now have a one-stop shop that they can visit to review and edit their account information. Not only will it be convenient for your CSA members & website customers, but it also saves you the trouble of hunting down their information from your admin area and sending it to them. It will be useful for both Member Assembler sites and E-Commerce enabled sites.
To access their account information, members will log in at the same link they use to access private website areas. This is simply your website url with "/login" at the end (for example: http://www.farmnamehere.com/login). If you are using Member Assembler, a Member Login link has already been added to the Membership Actions widget which you can enable in your sidebar, if you don't have it there already. The Member/User Login looks like this:
Now, there will be two options: You can either assign your members or customers a password, or they can log in using an email address and then confirm their identity through a link. If you only want your users to use their password for access, you can disable the link option in the new administrative page for the Member/User Login at Administrate > Users > Member/User Login or Member Assembler > Members > Member/User Login. For a refresher about how to give your members passwords, check out the Assigning User Passwords article in the Knowledge Base.
Once your members log in they will see a page like this:
The settings that you have configured for your farm will determine what links and options your member sees here. Each of the links on the left side menu will bring up a new tab: Home includes the most common links your customer might want; Contact includes a list of the contact information for the membership or user with links to change their info; Memberships includes all of the details for their Member Assembler history, including the ability to update Member Types and link to a map of a Pickup Location address; Payments includes the entire history of your member's payments along with a link to make additional payments or change stored credit card information; Orders includes your member's entire history of invoices and store orders with line item details (see an example below); Boxes includes a view of any boxes you have built for the member's share types using the Box Builder; and Holds includes your member's history of scheduled vacations, temporary pickup changes and/or double box weeks.
If you don't want your customers to access any particular one of these tabs, you can change the settings at Administrate > Users > Member/User Login. Additionally you can customize a login page header which appears at the top of the Member Portal. This is a great way to post timely messages to your customers & members perhaps to remind them of an upcoming schedule change or a special offer.
It is our hope that customers will utilize this new feature often and cut down on the time you spend on customer/member support. We want to hear your feedback and suggestions on this new development so that we can continue to improve it's functionality. Feel free to let us know what's working and what could be better about the new Member/User Login page. Call 412-567-3864 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Your suggestions lead to system improvements & new developments!
As we mentioned in the blog earlier this month, Small Farm Central is hosting a series of online webinars on various aspects of the Member Assembler service this fall. Join us next month to learn how to use new Member Assembler features, get a refresher about Member Assembler Seasons and to see a review of our current online payment options. Here is the schedule of sessions:
Walk through the process of creating your next Season for sign up. Tackling this task now means you can collect CSA members all winter long and have more time to prepare for next year. Get ahead of the game with help from our staff.
Explore the options for payment processing including invoice only payment, Member Assembler Payments with Authorize.net, Paypal and Dwolla. Learn about the costs and trade-offs of different approaches so you can decide what's best for your farm.
Come check out our most recent developments like the option for multiple quanties of your membership shares and the new Member/User login page. We'd love to hear your feedback on these recently released features, so join in the discussion!
While this will be most helpful for our current CSA farmers using Member Assembler who want to learn tips and tricks, we invite all farms interested in the service to sit in on the webinars as well. Everyone can learn something new about Member Assembler and how it makes managing your CSA member information quick and easy.
Register for the sessions that interest you by following this link!
As fall rolls in you are likely to have a lot on your mind and it's easy to become distracted by the mounting tasks of harvest time. That's why September is the perfect time to focus your attention on farm safety. The National Safety Council recognized this fact back in 1944 when they encouraged President Franklin D. Roosevelt to sign the first National Farm Safety and Health procalmation. Since then, we've recognized the second week in September as a time to pay closer attention to the daily hazards of farm work. The National Education Center For Agricultural Safety officially hosts the week and this year's theme is "Working Together for Safety in Agriculture" which reminds us of the old addage "safety in numbers". Working in teams and groups can take more coordination than working alone so that accidents don't increase. Each worker must make sure that their actions are safe, not only for themselves, but for the people around them. But, on the flipside, working with a companion can ensure that if an accident does happen, there is some around who can help.
There are some startling statistics about accidents and injuries that happen on farms. Even on a small scale it can be overwhelming to think of all the areas, machines, and equipment that are potentially hazardous on your farm. Here are some helpful resources to get you thinking about how you can take steps to make your farm safer for you, your family, your staff and your visitors:
In closing, we'd like to include a quote from the folks at the United Farmers Cooperative, because we couldn't have said it better:
"Agriculture ranks among the most hazardous industries in the world...In the upcoming months, workloads may get greater due to the harvest season. Please keep safety at the forefront of your daily activities. Have a safe harvest season."
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|Crimestoppers Pix Lead to Arrest of Boone Man
|Written by Steve Frank
|Thursday, 27 June 2013 11:39
It took only a matter of hours after the release of video stills from a Crime Stoppers alert on June 26th for Boone Police to make an arrest. With the Crimestoppers reports, Boone Police officers identified a suspect in the recently reported automobile break-ins in the area of ECR Software on Howard Street.
Drake Alexander Caldwell, 20, of Boone, was interviewed and subsequently charged with two counts of Felony Breaking and Entering a Motor Vehicle. Drake Caldwell was taken before a Watauga County Magistrate, where he was assigned a court date of July 29th and placed under a $3,000.00 secured bond. Chief of Police Dana Crawford said, "It is because of this video and the willingness of the public to help that this case was cleared so quickly. This should also remind citizens and visitors alike to be sure to lock your vehicles when you leave them."
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The offshore racing scene is undergoing continuous change, thus demanding permanent updates on design, technical development, rating rules and race formats. The global Yacht industry in co-operation with racing teams and ambitious yacht owners is researching and developing new technologies with the aim to accelerate sailing speed.
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CANTON A 64-year-old Canton woman honored her late veteran parents by carrying their wedding photo on her back through her first marathon.
Susan L. Pellegrino, who has been running for 37 years, completed her first marathon Oct. 27 in Arlington, Va., with her parents on her back the whole time.
For so many years parents carry us as children on their backs in the sense that theyre there for us, encourage us and love us no matter what, Mrs. Pellegrino said. This was my time, in a metaphorical sense, to be able to carry them.
Mrs. Pellegrinos parents both served in the Army during World War II. Her mother, Gloria R. Miller, was a private working for the Armys postal division in New York City from 1943 to 1945, and her father, William H. Miller, was a sergeant in the armored division from 1941 to 1945 in Repton, Ala., before he was transferred to New York City, where the two met.
After their service they moved back to Massena, Mrs. Millers hometown.
That day I felt I had a chance to be able to say to them what I wished I had said: Im proud of you, Mom and Dad, of the parents you were, of the time you spent in the service and of what you accomplished in your lifetime, Mrs. Pellegrino said.
She said she remembered her parents were always hard workers. Her mother worked as a licensed practical nurse for Massena Memorial Hospital for years, where patients were always praising her for long hours at their side.
Mrs. Pellegrino said that other racers appreciated her credit to her parents.
The first person who came behind me touched me on the shoulder, looked me straight in the face and said, Your parents would be so proud of you today, she said.
Mrs. Pellegrino said her daughter Jennifer L., whos been running marathons for years, asked her to run in the 38th Marine Corps Marathon by her side.
I was never the athletic sort, Mrs. Pellegrino said. When I started the running, it was a good feeling to know that I was getting out there and keeping in shape.
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The Watauga High athletic department has announced that the Pioneers will play their scheduled games at St. Stephens today. They will be varsity only
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The children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Ray Leonard will host a party for his 80th birthday.
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When I set up the knitting class at Jerry's school, I didn't know what to expect. In fact, I decided before the first class to not have any expectations at all. I'd start with a slip knot and go from there.
That first class was a small disaster. I brought both my kids along – I must have been delusional – and they wreaked havoc. I thought maybe 10 students would show up, but it turned out that all 14 3rd, 4th and 5th graders who signed up came! The kids were great – if loud – but there were too many of them and Jerry and Maggie shouldn't have been there. By the end of the first session, most everyone knew how to cast on, but very little actual knitting occurred. I was mildly traumatized by the experience, and I knew I needed to make some changes.
For week 2 I enlisted help. Lisa was the designated babysitter. She fetched her own kids from school, came to pick up my kids, and took all five back to my house to snack and play. Denise came aboard as my fellow instructor. With both of us teaching them, the 14 (or 13 that day) students were much more manageable.
You know what was really cool? After the second class nearly everyone was able to knit. It was loud, the girls (yes, all girls) were all over the place, but they really were knitting. It was encouraging.
For week 3, I brought soothing music. Denise and I separated the girls who could knit and let them sit and knit with each other. They talked and laughed and knit. Denise worked closely with the girls who hadn't gotten it yet, but one by one they each made it over to the knitter's table. By the end of the third class, I think I can say that they all get it. I'm amazed and excited and proud.
Next week, were going to make our own knitting needles. Maybe we'll even get to purling or casting off. I can't wait!
I have to give a shout out to Common Threads Yarn Shop. They generously donated all the yarn and most of the needles. I don't think we could have even considered starting the class without their help! The program is 100% free for the students, and although there is a small budget from the school, it would never have covered the costs of all that yarn. Thanks, Common Threads!
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(2) "employee" means an employee in or under an agency who is a citizen or national of the United States or an alien admitted to the United States for permanent residence, but does not include a part-time or intermittent employee or native labor casually hired on an hourly or daily basis. However, such an employee who enters a status listed in paragraph (5)(A)–(E) of this section—
(B) who is a resident at or in the vicinity of his place of employment in a territory or possession of the United States or in a foreign country and who was not living there solely as a result of his employment;
is an employee for the purpose of this subchapter only on a determination by the head of the agency concerned that this status is the proximate result of employment by the agency;
(3) "dependent" means—
(B) an unmarried child (including an unmarried dependent stepchild or adopted child) under 21 years of age;
(5) "missing status" means the status of an employee who is in active service and is officially carried or determined to be absent in a status of—
but does not include the status of an employee for a period during which he is officially determined to be absent from his post of duty without authority; and
Source(Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 489; Pub. L. 105–85, div. A, title VI, § 603(d)(3),Nov. 18, 1997, 111 Stat. 1783.)
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|Revised Statutes and Statutes at Large
|Mar. 7, 1942, ch. 166, § 1, 56 Stat. 143.
|July 1, 1944, ch. 371, § 1, 58 Stat. 679.
|May 16, 1947, ch. 70, § 1, 61 Stat. 96.
|Aug. 29, 1957, Pub. L. 85–217, § 1(a), 71 Stat. 491.
|Aug. 14, 1964, Pub. L. 88–428, § 1(1), (2), 78 Stat. 437.
|50A U.S.C. 1002(a) (3d through 66th words of 1st sentence, and 1st 28 words of 3d sentence, for definition purposes).
|Mar. 7, 1942, ch. 166, § 2(a) (3d through 66th words and 96th through 120th words of 1st sentence, and 1st 28 words of 3d sentence, for definition purposes); added
|July 1, 1944, ch. 371, § 2, 58 Stat. 679.
|Apr. 4, 1953, ch. 17, § 1(a), 67 Stat. 21.
|Aug. 29, 1957, Pub. L. 85–217, § 1(b) (1st par.), 71 Stat. 491.
|Aug. 14, 1964, Pub. L. 88–428, § 1(3)(A), (C), 78 Stat. 437.
|50A U.S.C. 1014 (as applicable to § 1002(a) (1st sentence)).
|Mar. 7, 1942, ch. 166, § 14 (as applicable to § 2(a) (1st sentence)), 56 Stat. 147.
|Apr. 4, 1953, ch. 17, § 1(e), 67 Stat. 21.
|50A U.S.C. 1002(a) (96th through 120th words of 1st sentence, for definition purposes).
Only that portion of the source law which is applicable to civilian officers and employees and their dependents is codified in this section.
In paragraph (1), the word "agency" is substituted for "department". The words "including such term when used in the amendment made by section 16" are omitted as surplusage. The words "an Executive agency and a military department" are coextensive with and substituted for "any executive department, independent establishment, or agency (including corporations) in the executive branch of the Federal Government" in view of the definitions in sections 105 and 102, and on authority of 5 U.S.C. 933a which provides that general legislation governing employment, compensation, and the status of employees of the United States applies to employees of the General Accounting Office in the same manner as if they were in the executive branch.
In paragraph (3)(A), the word "lawful" is omitted as unnecessary in view of the accepted recognition of the fact that the word "wife" means a lawful wife. In paragraph (3)(E), the words "head of the agency concerned or his designee" are substituted for "head of the department concerned, or subordinate designated by him".
The definitions in paragraphs (5) and (6), which do not appear in, but are based on, the source law are created for legislative convenience.
Standard changes are made to conform with the definitions applicable and the style of this title as outlined in the preface to the report.
1997—Par. (6)(D). Pub. L. 105–85substituted "housing" for "quarters".
Effective Date of 1997 Amendment
Pub. L. 105–85, div. A, title VI, § 603(e),Nov. 18, 1997, 111 Stat. 1783, provided that: "This section [amending this section, sections 708, 2830, 2882, 7572, and 7573 of Title 10, Armed Forces, section 107 of Title 32, National Guard, sections 101, 403, 405, 406, 420, 427, 551, and 1014 of Title 37, Pay and Allowances of the Uniformed Services, and section 454 of Title 50, Appendix, War and National Defense, repealing section 403a of Title 37, and enacting provisions set out as a note under section 403 of Title 37] and the amendments made by this section shall take effect on January 1, 1998."
Accounting for Civilian Employees and Contractors of United States
Pub. L. 104–106, div. A, title V, § 569(e),Feb. 10, 1996, 110 Stat. 352, directed Secretary of State to carry out comprehensive study of provisions of this subchapter and any other law or regulation establishing procedures for accounting for civilian employees of the United States or contractors of the United States who serve with or accompany the Armed Forces in the field to determine the means, if any, by which those procedures may be improved, and further provided for submission of report to Congress not later than one year after Feb. 10, 1996, on results of study.
Benefits for United States Hostages in Iraq and Kuwait and United States Hostages Captured in Lebanon
Pub. L. 101–513, title V, § 599C,Nov. 5, 1990, 104 Stat. 2064, as amended by Pub. L. 102–138, title III, § 302(a),Oct. 28, 1991, 105 Stat. 707; Pub. L. 102–499, § 5(a),Oct. 24, 1992, 106 Stat. 3266, provided for payment of benefits during fiscal year 1991 and thereafter for United States hostages in Iraq and Kuwait and United States hostages captured in Lebanon.
Hostage Relief
Pub. L. 96–449, Oct. 14, 1980, 94 Stat. 1967, as amended by Pub. L. 99–514, § 2,Oct. 22, 1986, 100 Stat. 2095; Pub. L. 102–83, § 5(c)(2),Aug. 6, 1991, 105 Stat. 406, known as the "Hostage Relief Act of 1980", provided for benefits for United States civil service and uniformed service personnel who were placed in a captive status during a hostage period beginning on Nov. 4, 1979, due to the seizure of the United States Embassy in Iran.
Executive Order No. 12268
Ex. Ord. No. 12268, Jan. 15, 1981, 46 F.R. 4671, provided for the implementation of the Hostage Relief Act of 1980 (Pub. L. 96–449).
Executive Order No. 12313
Ex. Ord. No. 12313, July 13, 1981, 46 F.R. 36689, designated Jan. 11, 1981, as date on which all citizens and resident aliens of the United States who had been placed in captive status as a result of seizure of United States Embassy in Iran were returned to United States or otherwise accounted for and were no longer under foreign control.
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(a) Local educational agency reports
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To receive funds under this subpart for a fiscal year after the first fiscal year that a local educational agency receives funds under this subpart, the local educational agency shall provide, on an annual basis, a report regarding the status of the implementation of activities funded under this subpart, and the dropout data for students at schools assisted under this subpart, disaggregated by race and ethnicity, to the—
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Each State educational agency receiving funds under this subpart shall provide to the Secretary, at such time and in such format as the Secretary may require, information on the status of the implementation of activities funded under this subpart and outcome data for students in schools assisted under this subpart.
Source(Pub. L. 89–10, title I, § 1830, as added Pub. L. 107–110, title I, § 101,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 1616.)
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The building is blossoming with 16 displays from the most creative landscapers, florists and designers in Maine. This year's challenge was to interpret the theme, "timeless gardens," into their display. Many of the landscapers say it's amazing to see how their fellow artists incorporated the theme. We were amazed too. One landscaper was inspired by the Roman Empire, using red and gold flowers, in addition to two live golden pheasants in a lavish cage. Next to the pheasants were miniature trains running on tracks, as part of the neighboring landscaper's idea that trains in New England are timeless. Trains may have changed over time, but the AMTRAK is just as important for many travelers as the original railways were hundreds of years ago.
The winner of this year's "Best of Show" award went to Skillins Greenhouses and Prays Hardscape for their "Gone Fishin'" interpretation of the theme. Chad Skills says he thought of that concept while they were packing up last year's display.
Upon entering the flower show, spectators will be greeted by the sights, sounds and aromas of the display by Coastal, Incorporated. That company won the John Skillin First-Timers Award for its attention to detail.
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