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An index of London inhabitants within the city walls in 1695. Based on assessments for 80 parishes made under the Act of 6 & 7 Wm. and Mary, c. 6, and information from other sources for a further 17 parishes
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City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report; Volume 1
Volume 1 contains the final reports and memoranda of the commissioners, and the oral inquiry.
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City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report; Volume 4
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Map of Surrey
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Map of City of London and its Environs
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The Kiwanis Club of the Chathams, chartered on August 7, 1930, is one of over 8400 Kiwanis clubs worldwide in 96 nations and geographic areas. There are nearly 280,000 members of Kiwanis International.
Our Club membership includes approximately 62 men and women of business, professional and retired status. It is their desire to serve the community that brings them together. Membership is open by invitation to people interested in committing time and energy to community service. Most members live or work in Chatham Borough, Chatham Township, Madison, Florham Park and other towns in the area (see Chatham, New Jersey Overview) and visit http://www.rosenet.org/ to learn more about Madison.
We sponsor five groups to help our youth mature into caring and concerned adults. The groups are: Madison High School Key Club, Chatham High School Key Club, ECLC of New Jersey Key Club; Chatham Middle School Builders Club and St. Patrick's Middle School Builders Club. Funds to support these and other worthy causes are raised by the club. Our club also sponsors the Circle-K service club at Drew University in Madison. We support the Chatham Rescue Squad, Library of the Chathams, Chatham Senior Center, and other community institutions (see Club Activities).
Luncheon or breakfast meetings are held once a week to coordinate club activities, build friendships and enjoy programs of community and personal interests. Guests are always cordially welcome to regular Tuesday meetings. Meetings locations and times are shown in the header of the home page of this web site.

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Carbon School District requests proposals from qualified consultants
to provide a three (3) year inspection for the Asbestos plan now in
place. The purpose of the requested proposal is maintenance of the
plan in conformation with AHERA regulations.
Interested qualified consultants may contact:
Deon Kone
Supervisor Buildings and Ground Tel: 435-637-1342
Carbon School District Fax: 435-637-3230
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Price, UT 84501
Proposals to include firm's qualifications, evidence of license, the
scope and nature of services routinely provided and an outline of the
firms current volume of work and employment level. Proposal to include
past experience of the individual assigned this responsibilty.
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fees. Please state whether fixed fee or hourly not to exceed.
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Jessie's Frillish is the second Pokemon that Jessie obtained in the Unova Region. Jessie's Frillish debuts in "BW111: New Places... Familiar Faces!", debuting with James' Amoonguss when Team Rocket attacked Ash and his friends for the first time since their "Operation Tempest" and temporary retreat back to Kanto. When Ash, Iris, and Cilan were helping a rookie trainer named Nanette get her new Tepig some experience, Team Rocket came out of nowhere to capture Ash's Pikachu and Nanette's Tepig, but got defeated by Ash's Unfezant.
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If you've ever read manga in Japanese, you'll be happy to know that Manga Camera has an array of onomatopoeic words with melodramatic shading. So go ahead, make your dull iPhone photos far more thrilling.
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We bought the Sponge Bob Square Pants Projectable Night Light at Bed, Bath and Beyond for 9.99. Our tester, Cash and mom, Amber helped us check it out.
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After battling back-and-forth to a 2-2 tie in the first half, the Carbon High boys soccer team was entrenched on their end of the field fending off multiple advances and shot attempts by the Rabbits....
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Friday, March 1st is the deadline for sequestration. The proposed cuts could impact families and workers of Head Start and Early Head Start programs.
If the cuts go through, Head Start and Early Head Start programs would be eliminated for 2,700 kids in the state of Florida and 1,700 in Georgia. In 2008 in Florida, nearly 41,000 kids were enrolled in those programs.
Kids like Kiyontay Edee. Kiyontay and his mother, Misline, have been going to Episcopal Children's Services since Kiyontay was just seven months old.
"He speaks two languages. They teach him a little bit of the basic Creole and then the basic English. He is learning so much!"
Kiyontay is now almost two years old, and Edee worries what the federal cuts would do to her family.
CEO of Episcopal Children's Services Connie Stophel said the organization has already been working on 80 percent of its budget and sequestration could mean bad news for the programs.
"We would have to cut our programs back to four days a week," Stophel explains. "For us, the longer-term impact is if it goes through and it stays, then we have to really look at the impact on about 65 children who we would have to defund the next year, and terminating about 20 staff members."
Stophel said if the federal cuts happen, the furlough would start immediately through September. Then, October 1st would be when ECS would look at cutting eight percent of its staff and 10 percent of the kids it serves. She said those students would be selected using a point system, which is based on need.
She said it doesn't make the decision any easier,
"We look into these beautiful faces, and I just think 'Are you the one that we won't be able to serve next week?'"
The four-day day week would also be hard on the families of the students, because, like Edee, many parents work during the time their children are at Head Start.
"To have our child be able to come here seven hours a day, it helps us because we're not paying for that childcare, which we can't afford right now," Edee says.
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Are you a satin camisole girl or do you prefer a set of retro PJs? How you dress to catch some ZZZ's is usually how you feel the most comfortable. Hence, sleepwear can provide a surprising amount of insight into someone's personality. Then again, sometimes a silk teddy is just a silk teddy...
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You grew up worshipping Katharine Hepburn movies and get excited whenever a magazine mentions "androgynous glamour." You're also something of an order freak who color-coordinates her wardrobe and takes "matchy-matchy" as a compliment.
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YIELD: Serves 4 or more
IngredientsSugar-and-Spice Marinade
- 3/4 cup vodka
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons coarse salt, either kosher or sea salt
- 2 tablespoons mixed pickling spice, bruised
- 2 teaspoons dill seeds, bruised
- 1 1/2-pound salmon fillet
- Large bunch of fresh dill (optional)
1. At least 2 hours and up to 8 hours before you plan to smoke the fish, combine the marinade ingredients in a bowl. Place the salmon in a plastic bag or shallow dish, pour the marinade over it, and refrigerate it for at least 1 hour. Leave it longer to intensify the seasoning.
2. Prepare the smoker for barbecuing, bringing the temperature to 180°F to 200°F.
3. Remove the salmon from the refrigerator, and drain it, reserving the marinade if you plan to baste the fish. Leave any clinging spices on the surface of the salmon. Let the fish sit uncovered at room temperature for 15 to 20 minutes.
4. If you are using the marinade as a mop, stir the brine together with 1 cup water in a small saucepan and boil vigorously for a few minutes.
5. Transfer the salmon to the smoker, skin side down. Cook for 45 to 55 minutes, mopping it after 10 and 30 minutes in a wood-burning pit, or as appropriate for your style of smoker. Have a large spatula and a platter ready for taking the salmon off the smoker, since it will be fragile when done. We prefer to serve the salmon with some of the whole spices clinging to it. The fish can be eaten immediately or refrigerated and later served chilled. If you are using the fresh dill, arrange it on a serving platter. Top the dill with the salmon, and serve.
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|Mayland #10 of 50 'Best Schools'
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Mayland Community College has been ranked the 10th best Community College in the country by website The Best Schools. The site outlined the locations in Spruce Pine, the Avery Learning Center in Newland, and the Yancey Learning Center in Burnsville, and noted Mayland's partnerships
with area colleges and universities providing transfer options to students. The school offers 35 programs. The article notes that Mayland was ranked the #4 community college in the 2010 Washington Monthly ranking of America's best community colleges, and noted the only other ranked school in the area was Coastal Carolina Community College in Jacksonville NC.
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When Wired Magazine titles an article The Navy Is Sick of the One-Person Subs It Uses for Deep-Sea Diving, by Navy they mean the poor Sailor who has to schqueeeze into that thing. He does not look like a happy camper:
To prevent death from happening at these extreme depths, bulky atmospheric suits maintain a steady internal pressure of one standard atmosphere, or one atm — the same as the mean pressure at sea level. That also means deep-sea divers don't have to depressurize when surfacing. But the Navy notes: "This size and cumbersome configuration severely constrains its use."
Some experimental suits have some of the functionality the Navy wants. Canadian firm Nuytco Research recently developed an atmospheric diving suit called the Exosuit ADS, which can descend to 1,000 feet — its crush depth is double that — and weighs between 500 to 600 pounds, just over the Navy's requirement. Divers can wear flipper boots in addition to the suit's thrusters. And the Nuytco model uses a foam coating of teeny, tiny microbubbles to keep divers' limbs buoyant. The suit also has artificial hands controlled by handles contained inside.
Nor is the Navy is the only part of the military giving divers a boost. The Pentagon's blue-sky research agency Darpa wants to develop a sensor system that can detect signs of decompression sickness in divers, and adjust for it by squirting small amounts of nitric oxide into divers' lungs when there's danger. But those divers won't be operating at extreme depths. For that, you'll still need a clunky suit — though a lighter one. With flipper boots.
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North Brentwood, Maryland has a population of
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The Sanford-Fritch Lady Eagles and the Borger Lady Bulldogs were locked in a close contest until the final three innings when Borger started to pull away for the 13-3 win in six innings. The Lady Bulldogs will begin District 1-3A play on Friday afternoon in Pampa beginning at 4:00 p.m., while the Lady Eagles will travel to take on Lockney on Saturday beginning at noon.
On Monday afternoon, the Claude Lady Mustangs scored 11 runs in the fourth inning allowing the team to pull away for the 18-7 win over the West Texas High Lady Comanches in District 6-1A play.
The game went back and forth through the first three innings, with the Lady Comanches holding a 6-5 lead.
In the top of the fourth inning, the Lady Comanches extended their lead to 7-5. But a big bottom of the fourth inning by Claude gave the Lady Mustangs a commanding 7-16 lead to set up the 10-run rule after adding two more runs in the bottom of the fifth inning.
On Monday evening, the West Texas High Comanches and the Dalhart Golden Wolves squared off in non-district action in Dalhart, with the Wolves pulling out a 15-14 win.
The Comanches took the early lead by scoring six runs in the first two innings. But West Texas would not keep the lead for long, as the Wolves racked up nine runs in the bottom of the second inning to take a 6-9 lead.
While the 2012 season is in full swing, Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen Head Softball Coach Lucas Grider has been busy preparing for the future with the signing of four players for the 2012-13 season.
Two of the players signed by Grider come from the Houston area, while the other two players will come to Borger from Canada and England.
This afternoon, the Borger Bulldogs (2-8) will host the Bushland Falcons (7-1) in their final non-district contest beginning at 4:30 p.m. at Huber Park.
The Bulldogs enter Tuesday's game snapping a seven-game losing streak on Friday by splitting their series with the Amarillo River Road Wildcats. But the split showed the Bulldogs are still trying to find the right working mix on the pitcher's mound and in the field, after giving up 30 runs in the two games.
RET. SSGT James Ray Langley, Sr., died March 18, 2012.
He was born July 3, 1935, and did 20 years in the U.S. Air Force, including two tours to Vietnam.
He was preceded in death by his wife Sylvia, daughter Annetta, son James Ray Langley, Jr., and great-grandson Dominick.
Survivors include his granddaughter Lea Brown and husband SPC Eric Brown, and great-grandson Matthew Langley.
Wells Fargo donated the collector's edition pony for 2011 to the Borger Fire Department. Each year, Wells Fargo stores receive a large stuffed version of the pony introduced for that year's promotion. As part of giving back to the community, the bank presented this year's pony to the Borger Fire Department in hopes that it can offer it to a worthy family touched by tragedy.
An Amarillo company is in the process of purchasing Frank's Floor Covering.
Witt Flooring is planning to move into the location within the next month, according to the company's general manager, Pat Callahan.
Callahan said it will be about a 30-day span until Witt Flooring officially takes over the building.
Witt Flooring Center will provide Borger with a wide choice of carpet, hardwood, laminate flooring, ceramic tile and natural stone products. The center will have more in-stock items as well as tools and materials for self installation, but they also offer full service installation.
On Monday afternoon, Frank Phillips College Anthropology Students made a presentation to the FPC Board of Regents to establish a Holocaust Remembrance Day for April 19th, 2012, in conjunction with the Days of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust from Sunday, April 15th, 2012 through Sunday, April 22nd, 2012, and accept the organization's Holocaust Remembrance Proclamation.
The Borger Healthcare Center will hold its spring fling at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday, March 20. The center is inviting its senior friends 55 and older for lunch, music, and door prizes. The center is located at 1316 South Florida. For more information on the spring fling, call the center at 273-3785.


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Gemini/Sagittarius axis
Rulers: Mercury and Jupiter
Natural houses: 3rd/9th
On the mutable air/fire, Gemini/Sagittarius axis we meet the
planetary rulers Mercury and Jupiter, which describe learning and the gathering
of information on the one hand, and its dissemination on the other hand.
This axis of exploration concerns the relationship between information
and meaning, facts and knowledge, the student and the teacher, the primary
school and the university. The poles of this axis complete and complement
each other. If the Gemini end loses touch with the bigger picture, with
the value or purpose of the information it is gathering, then everything
can become trivial, superficial and meaningless, even to the point of nihilism.
If, on the other hand, Sagittarius loses touch with Gemini, the sense of
having privileged access to the one truth can lead to arrogance and fundamentalism,
cut off from the detachment and relative truths of Gemini.
Charts in which this theme will come to life are those with several planets in Gemini or Sagittarius, in the 3rd or 9th houses, or with this axis on one of the angles. If we are identified only with the Gemini end of this axis, then we may become caught in a kind of perpetual childhood or as a perennial student, living a provisional existence which allows us to remain uncommitted and unaccountable, refusing to be pinned down in any way. In the end, this can become the very kind of trap we have always been so determined to avoid, since it is a refusal to mature or to contribute anything meaningful to the society to which we belong. If, on the other hand, we identify only with the Sagittarius end of this axis, then our quest for wisdom, meaning and for the philosophical fire will expand unchecked until it begins to overwhelm us. If we lose our objectivity, and ignore the actual facts, then we will find ourselves increasingly out of touch with, and alienated from, the very sense of vision and meaning which was so important to us, because we will not have any perspective or have learned to put our vision into words, or developed the ability to discuss it objectively with others, to compare it to other schools of thought or to teach it. We may well start to demand acolytes and disciples who will follow us unquestioningly and, paradoxically, become increasingly dependent upon them for our sense of authority, status and meaning. When this axis becomes particularly polarised, either end can become a trap, which is inappropriate to the mutable nature of these two signs.
Audience: So if you are on the Gemini end of this axis, then you are going to be identified as a student and start attracting teachers?
Plato teaching Aristotle in Raphael's 'The School of Athens' (1509-10)
Clare: Yes, but in fact this would mean that you have projected your own inner teacher, your own wisdom and knowledge, onto others.
Audience: So you need to develop your own wisdom and meaning? But if you did this, then you wouldn't need to learn anything from anyone else in your life again.
Clare: With a mutable axis such as this, there is no point at which we will stop learning or exploring. But hopefully, we will be able to absorb what we are learning, so that it increasingly becomes a part of who we are, before we move on to the next chapter. If these axes are strongly polarised and projected, however, then we may well be unable to incorporate what we know or what we believe, choosing instead simply to teach or preach what we know and believe, without making any use of it in our own lives. In other words, we will not 'walk our talk' - our words may be hollow and our gods made of tin.


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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Guess who's in the new Modern Blocks book?
I am so excited to announce that I'm going to be featured in my second title with Stash Books. I had a blast working on the Moda Bake Shop book, Fresh Fabric Treats, and can now announce that I am included alongside many other talented quilters and bloggers in Modern Blocks: 99 Quilt Blocks from Your Favorite Designers.
This book is as straightforward as it sounds: nothing but block patterns, and lots of 'em. All of the blocks are designed to be 12", which makes this book a great resource for anyone making sampler quilts or participating in quilting bees.
My block's not on the cover and I'm not able to share it just yet, but the book is scheduled to be released in October 2011 ... which seems far away, but is right around the corner. I can't wait to see the other 98 fantastic blocks in this book!
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This book looks great! Some of the others that have come out lately have had a few cute projects, but not enough for me to purchase them. This one looks like a "must add to my collection!" tho! Thanks for sharing a little peek - excited to see your block!ReplyDelete
Looks like a great book. Congratulations, John!ReplyDelete
Congrats! :)ReplyDelete
This is going to be a GREAT book! Congratulations, John!ReplyDelete
Great company! ; )ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to seeing all the contributions.
Waiting for this one to hit the shelves impatiently!ReplyDelete
I'm also a contributor and can't wait for the book to be released!ReplyDelete
SO excited for this new book! It sounds great!ReplyDelete
VERY COOL!! =)ReplyDelete
How cool is that!ReplyDelete
Congrats! Looking forward to getting my hands on a copy! JxoReplyDelete
Congratulations! Looks like a great book!ReplyDelete
Yeah. That's great. I will watch for the book to come out.ReplyDelete
Congrats! Looks like a great book and a must have.ReplyDelete
Congratulations, John!! What a coup!! PS - the Off-The-Grid 9-Patch I made using your pattern is showing up on QuBee Quilts' blog today - I credited you in the comments!ReplyDelete
How cool! Congrats! I saw the preview of this book, and I was already anticipating it.ReplyDelete
I recently came across your blog this year. I love it. This book loods amazing and october?! That seems like foreeeeever.
Congratulations are in order again, first the house, now a book, what's next!!! Can't wait to take a look at this book.ReplyDelete
October? I want it now! (pouts.)ReplyDelete
wow - another medal for the chest :) congratulations - can't wait to see it. I'm still waiting for fresh fabric treats to arrive - the first was lost in the post so hopefully the second will get to me and now I've had to go and pre-order this one - gee I'll soon have more books than fabric - only kidding :)ReplyDelete
Awesome John! The book looks really intriguing. Can't wait to see your block!ReplyDelete
This is great! I can't wait to see it.ReplyDelete
Congrats! Look how far you've come in the last 3 years! When I had to keep bed because of a fever I read your blog back to front, starting in 2008 and finishing in 2011. I admire your confidence to tackle new and intimidating projects (like paperpiecing :o)). Amazing how your skills improved! This book is another proof!ReplyDelete
Happy sewing in your new home.
Best regards
Yay John! Just saw this and I can't wait to snap up this book :)ReplyDelete
congratulations! i am really looking forward to this book! i also wanted to stop by and say thank you, because a quilt posted on your sew mama sew interview I was reading helped me figure out how to credit a recent pattern I just used for a quilt top- I found a photo on Flickr and made up the rest, but now I am happy to give credit where credit is due (it is the Happy Zombie Rectangle Reverie quilt, i case I got you all curious.)ReplyDelete


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John L. Grove College of BusinessShippensburg University1871 Old Main DriveGrove 124Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299
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Dr. Robert NeidighSupply Chain ManagementOffice: Grove Hall 131
Phone: (717) 477-1233
Office Hours and Teaching Schedule
Assistant Professor – Finance and Supply Chain Management Department
Academic Degrees
BSBA (Decision Science) – Shippensburg University (1998)
MMM (Masters in Manufacturing Management) – Penn State University (1999)
PhD (Supply Chain Management) – Penn State University (2006)
Supply chain management
Production scheduling
Math programming
Statistical analysis
Neidigh, R. O. & Dunkelberger, J. (2012). Using Group Projects to Assess the Learning of Sampling Distributions. Journal of Instructional Pedagogies.
Neidigh, R. O. & Harrison, T. P. (2012). Optimizing Lot Sizing with Nonlinear Production Rates in a Multi-Product Single-Machine Environment. International Journal of Production Research.
Neidigh, R. O. (2010). Illustrating Normal Distributions to Students in an Introductory Business Statistics Course via Visual Basic Macros in a Spreadsheet Application. Journal of Business Cases and Applications.
Neidigh, R. O. & Shirley, A. (2010). Modeling Nonlinear Pick Rates in the Mini-Pick Process at an IBM Replenishment Plant. Journal of Business Disciplines.
Neidigh, R. O. & Harrison, T. P. (2010). Optimizing Lot Sizing and Order Scheduling with Nonlinear Production Rates. International Journal of Production Research.
Six Sigma Yellow Belt Training, Volvo (with Bob Setaputra and Ian Langella), 2011
Supply Chain Management Assessment, Hoober Feeds, (2009)
Supply Chain Management Assessment, Wenger's Feed Mill Inc., (2009)
Root Cause Analysis Training, Volvo (with Judy Yetter), (2009)
Theory of Constraints & Lean & Six Sigma Training, Volvo (with Judy Yetter), (2008)
Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Training (with Robert Setaputra), Frehn Center, (2007)
SCM Workshop: Lean, Six Sigma, and Theory of Constraints (with Judy Yetter and Robert Setaputra), Frehn Center, (2007)
Research Grants
2007: Neidigh, R. O. & Shirley, A., Dale Kann Faculty Student Research Award ($2,043.00), John L. Grove College of Business.
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The Middle East is infamous for not producing anything other than oil, hummus, and pop-songs with habibi in them. Chalk up the Lykan Hypersport, from Lebanese entrepreneur and designer Ralph Debbas' W Motors, as the first supercar from the region:
Supercars are a common sight in some parts of the Middle East, but until now, that region of the world has gone without an exotic of its own. Enter the Lykan Hypersport, an ultra-exclusive ride from Dubai-based startup W Motors. The upcoming car is said to accelerate from 0-62 mph in 2.8 seconds and offer Lamborghini-rivaling style for $3.4 million, according to WardsAuto.
The Lykan Hypersport is the brainchild of Lebanese entrepreneur and designer Ralph Debbas, who began thinking up the supercar when he was an automotive design student. The wild, angular seven-figure exotic will be officially revealed to the public at the Qatar auto show, where W Motors will display a full-scale model made of carbon fiber and other lightweight materials, and built with help from specialty coachbuilder Magna Steyr Torino. The model currently lacks an interior and drivetrain, but will be powered by a midship flat-six engine from RUF, the company famous for custom Porsches.
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After months of speculation, the NHL finally made the
official announcement that the Rangers will play the Philadelphia Flyers in the
2012 Winter Classic.
Here's everything you need to know about the game:
When: Monday, January 2, 2012, 1:00 p.m.
Where: Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
- No jerseys have been revealed yet.
- Here's the Rangers' logo
for the Classic.
- HBO shot some promotional footage for "24/7: Road to the
Winter Classic" at training camp on
September 14th and was on hand for
today's announcement. The network should
be a staple around the club for the next few months. The show will debut on Wednesday, December 14th
at 10:00 p.m. and will air four episodes, according
to Steve Zipay.
- Ticket info is still sketchy. The Flyers are waiting for the NHL to
determine how many more seats can be put into Citizens Bank Park before
setting prices and putting them on sale. Flyers' season-ticket holders will get first crack at buying them.
- The Rangers and Flyers will also play an alumni game on
December 31st at 1:00 p.m. Here's a look
at who
might be on the Rangers' alumni squad.
- Here's a look at how the
rink will fit on the baseball field. And a view from
behind home plate.
- Check out the official
game puck.
- The Rangers are holding a drawing for one fan to win a "Winter
Classic Road Trip Experience for Two." Details here.
- Rangers GM Glen Sather spoke at the press conference and delivered the
following line, "We're coming to Philadelphia and we're going to win
the game." No, this wasn't a
guarantee, but it was an amusing attempt by Slats to get a rise out of the
generally cordial audience.
- Sather also said,
"At the end of year we're going to be carrying the Cup after the Yankees win
the World Series."
Winter Classic Coverage:
Potentially Great Subplots of "24/7" >
Begins Filming "24/7" Today: Why The Show Might Not Be Quite What
You're Expecting >
Could Be On The Rangers' Winter Classic Alumni Team? >
Everything You Need To Know About The 2012 Winter Classic
> (9/26/11)
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By Ruby CordovaEast Carbon
May 7, 2011 turned out to be a great day. It was the day of East Carbon's "El Cinco de Mayo." There was a hitch that took place, like no carnival, but the weather and the people cooperated with the celebration of the day at Viking Park.
As I prepared for the celebration, I was taken back in time to when I first heard of "El Cinco de Mayo". It was in 1978, the teacher and director that were brought in to manage the new program, bilingual education, Chris and Rudy Roybal, introduced it into the public school system. The students learned how to count, colors, months, and season of the year. They learned dances and songs that were simple. Out of the group of people that started with the bilingual education, three became elementary teachers. After the introducation there was a program every year until 1980.
Then in 1986 when I had the opportuninty to pick-up the celebration once again that's when it began until 1996. The bilingual education Program had run out but the state office of education felt that a Spanish program needed to be in the schools. So they tried a pilot program where they hired from different locations in the state a classroom Spanish teacher, a native speaker but not a certified teacher, and that's how I got in.
I have some folks that I need to show appreciation to for their help and cooperation in putting on the performances; Mrs. Concha Montoya and Mrs. Anita Fredricksen-Mestas. Then the music program; Darrell Valdez, Margeret and Johnnie Whelan. Then the dinners all the students in my spanish classes helped prepare and my right hand, Polly Jarmillo, and the kids parents.
But especially want to say thanks to the students that took part. I rememer this one student made the comment of "I thought basketball season was over, I have gotten more exercise learning these dances than doing ladders in baskeball practice." One students birthday was even on "El Cinco de Mayo."
Then in 2005, the new Mayor. Mayor De La Fontaine approached some individuals within the Hispanic Community of East Carbon and suggested the celebration. They contacted me and asked for my help in the development of the program. I was very happy to be of service.
What I want people to take away from this letter is that in the 1970s we learned how Hispanics have always truimphed over their foes, celebrating the win of the war with a vary small army of peasants at Pueblea, Mexico over the French. Then in 1986, it was to try to bring back the respect for our elders in our families, which has always been the corner stone of our heritage not only for our elders but for anyone who is in authority.
In 2005 the celebration was to bring in the younger folks who took part in "El Cinco de Mayo" events in the past to lead the future of our Hispanic Community.
Thank you East Carbon, and all of Carbon and Emery Counties, for supporting this celebration since the 1970s to the present.


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The Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments (PPACG) is again seeking volunteers to collect bicycle and pedestrian data on area trails and bicycle lanes. This is a follow-up effort to the count performed last September. Volunteers are needed for two-hour data collection shifts at 14 locations around the region on Wed. May 11 (from 7 to 9 a.m., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 5 to 7 p.m.) and Sat. May 14 (from 9 to 11 a.m.) Please visit PPACG's Regional Bicycle/Pedestrian Traffic Count Program web page to sign up or for more information.
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(NEWS CENTER) This week Gov. Paul LePage gave his State of the State address, laying out his priorities for the year, and perhaps previewing his re-election campaign. Ray Richardson of WLOB Radio and Bill Nemitz of The Portland Press Herald / Maine Sunday Telegram offer analysis In The Arena with Pat Callaghan.
Gov. LePage focused heavily on education, energy, taxes and domestic violence. He also made several pointed remarks about decisions made by his predecessor, Gov. John Baldacci, who happens to be considering a run against LePage in two years.


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SANBORN, NY-- New York State Police are searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery of a gas station in Sanborn.
Troopers say a white male walked into the Valero Gas Station on Route 31 in Sanborn July 30th, displayed a weapon to the clerk and demanded money. The suspect then left the store in a light colored 1995-1998 Acura TL with a rear spoiler.
The suspect is described as a white male, in his 20's-30's, with a slender build, dark hair, wearing a dark blue hoodie, blue jeans and dark foot wear.
Crimestoppers is offering a reward up to $1,000 for information leading to the suspect's arrest. The tipline to call is: 716-867-6161.


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Dr. Richlyn Goddard "Northside History" Oral History Project
Date: 1995 - 1996
Collection Number: H097
Extent: .25 cubic feet (16 interviews)
Repository: Atlantic City Heritage Collections, Atlantic City Free Public Library, 1 North Tennessee Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401, (609) 345-2269.
Preferred Citation: <narrator name>, Dr. Richlyn Goddard "Northside History" Oral History Project, Atlantic City Heritage Collections, Atlantic City Free Public Library.
An Atlantic City native, Richlyn Faye Goddard, is on the Adjunct Faculty at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey's School of Social & Behavioral Sciences since 2007, and at Rowan University's College of Humanities & Social Science, Interdisciplinary Division since 2010.
She earned a doctorate at Howard University in 2002 in United States History with a concentration in Public History and specialization in Oral History. Her dissertation was 3 Months to Hurry - 9 Months to Worry: Resort Life for African Americans in Atlantic City, NJ (1850 to 1940). She earned a Masters degree in Africana Studies at Temple University in Philadelphia in1993, and a BA in Sociology/ Anthropology at Stockton College in 1990.
As a Lecturer III in the History Dept. at Howard University, Dr. Goddard was recognized as a pioneer in bridging the technology gap in teaching undergraduate history. She has also taught African American History at The College of NJ (TCNJ), Rowan University, and Distance-Learning in the History Dept. of Coppin University in Baltimore, Maryland.
Scope and Content:
The narrators for this project were chosen by Dr. Goddard. At the time, Dr. Goddard was living in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area, and she was struck by how many former Atlantic City residents and visitors lived in the area. She initially determined to interview 10 of these for a project, which was completed for the Howard University class, Oral History II, taught by Dr. Elizabeth Clark-Lewis in fall 1995. Later interviews were conducted in other locations to expand the research for her thesis.
Dr. Goddard provided copies of the materials to the Atlantic City Free Public Library in March 2014 for research use. She maintains the original transcripts and audio recordings.
System of Arrangement:
The interviews are arranged in the order in which Dr. Goddard presented them to the library for copying. Full transcripts are not available for most of the interviews. They were housed by Dr. Goddard in a binder, but have been placed in folders for ease of storage at the library. Some of the folders contain more than one interview. The names of the 16 interviewees are below.
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Atlantic City (N.J.) – History – 20th century
African Americans – New Jersey - Atlantic City
Oral History – New Jersey – Atlantic City
Northside – New Jersey – Atlantic City – History
Westside – New Jersey – Atlantic City – History
Brown, Mary E.
Collins, TeRoy
Greene, Ralph
Hammond, Robert R.
Hammond, Vivian R.
McCoy, Ulysses
Monk, Mertina
Monk, Wilson C.
Ramsey, Priscilla, Ph.D.
Thomas, Sheila Gregory
Thompson, Helen Edwards Scott
Trotter, Judith
Usry, James L.
Ward, Gilbert, Sr.
Williams, Katherine Fairfax
Wood, Marshall
3 Months to Hurry and 9 months to worry
Related Materials:
The Atlantic City Heritage Collections houses other oral history collections related to Atlantic City and its residents. These collections are:
- Dr. James R. Karmel Atlantic City Project Oral History Interviews, 2000-2005
- Atlantic City Free Public Library Living History Project, 1977-1978 (H040)
- Dorothy J. Beatty "Black History of Atlantic City" Oral History Project (H057)
- "30 Years, 30 Voices" Atlantic City Free Public Library Oral History Project, 2008 (H064)
Local History Biography Files include information, such as newspaper clippings and photographs, about some of the interviewees and the people to whom they refer in the interviews. Local History Subject Files include information about the subjects to which they refer in the interviews. Two books on the history of the Northside, The Northside, and Growing Up in the Other Atlantic City, are important references. Also check the Library Catalog for other biographies of Atlantic City residents and people with connections to Atlantic City.
Processing Note: The collection is processed. Finding aid written by Heather Pérez, archivist, May 2014.
Copyright Notice: The Atlantic City Free Public Library shares the copy and reproduction rights for the oral history interviews with Dr. Godard. Please consult with ACFPL Atlantic City Heritage Collections staff before copying or duplicating any materials from this collection.
Narrators are listed as ordered by Dr. Goddard. A brief biographical description and description of interview content is also included, along with the availability of the full transcript.
- Priscilla Ramsey, Ph.D. A frequent visitor to Atlantic City from Philadelphia in her childhood. [overview of interview only]
- Ulysses McCoy. Visitor to Atlantic City for 5 summers in the late 1950s-early 1950s. [overview of interview only]
- Mary E. Brown. Grew up in Atlantic City in the 1930s and 1940s. Worked at the Breaker's Hotel. Information about Northside neighborhood, buildings, Second Baptist Church, minority-owned businesses, discrimination. [overview, recording index of interview only]
- Katherine Fairfax Williams. Raised in Atlantic City from 1933-1944. Discusses her neighborhood, schools. [overview, partial transcript pp.7-10]
- Mertina Monk. Raised in Atlantic City. Discusses schools, education, Westside,. [overview of interview only]
- Wilson C. Monk. Grew up in the Atlantic City area in the 1920s and 1930s. World War II veteran. Settled in Atlantic City after marrying for some years. Discusses employment, discrimination, Pleasantville and Atlantic City businesses and neighborhoods, black athletes, amusements, celebrities visiting. [overview, recording index, partial transcript pp. 4-5]
- Sheila Gregory Thomas. Born and raised in Atlantic City. Her father was Supervisor of Colored Schools, and later, principal of New Jersey Avenue School. Westside, education and teachers, groups and organizations. [overview, recording index, partial transcript p. 6]
- Vivian R. Hammond. Born and raised in Atlantic City. World War II-era memories. [overview of interview only]
- Judith Barnes Trotter. Born and raised in Atlantic City as a "baby boomer". Interview covers 1950s and 1960s. Kentucky Avenue businesses and entertainment, Stanley Holmes Village, Monroe Park, and Catholic schools. [overview of interview only]
- Robert R. Hammond. Born and raised in Atlantic City. World War II veteran. Discrimination and segregation. [overview of interview only]
- James "Jim" Usry. World War II military service.
- Gilbert Ward, Sr.
- Helen Edwards Scott Thompson.
- Ralph Greene.
- TeRoy Collins.
- Marshall Wood.


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Evan Yoshimoto, Camarillo: Another sterling run for Camarillo, including the Pacific View League championship and a trek to the Division 3 semifinals, featured a powerhouse season by the senior opposite. The 6-foot-5 Yoshimoto led the Scorpions with 340 kills and a kill percentage of 58.2. He also totaled 49 blocks, 144 digs and 39 service aces. He will attend the California Maritime Academy. He is a winner of the President's Award for Excellence in Education and the Salik Omar Shah Scholarship. He enjoys beach volleyball, surfing and snowboarding.
Sean Bisnett, Rio Mesa: The Spartans' growing reputation in boys volleyball adds another strong talent in the 6-foot-2 outside hitter. The best news for Rio Mesa? He's only a junior. He led the team in kills with 256 (55.7 percentage) with 21 blocks, 15 aces and 51 digs. The first-team All-Pacific View League performer lists volleyball (of course) among his top hobbies, along with surfing and playing on his XBox. He says Michael Vick is his favorite athlete and the Charlotte Bobcats are his favorite team.
Justin Parks, Oak Park: Parks was a star from his outside hitter position in the regular season, then turned in a superstar performance in postseason. Among the highlights was a team-high 22 kills in a four-game win over Corona Del Mar in the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 championship match. He notched a team-best 23 kills in a five-game loss to Mira Costa in the CIF State Southern California Regional Division 2 final. He led his team 375 kills for the season, along with 36 blocks, 132 digs and 290 service points. The 6-foot-4 senior was named the CIF-SS Division 2 Player of the Year. He will attend Chapman University.
Jennings Franciskovic, Oaks Christian: Only a junior, the 6-foot-4 outside hitter/setter is poised to take his place among the best players in Southern California. On a team that finished second in the Tri-Valley League behind division champion Oak Park, he racked up 372 kills, or 4.8 per game. He also piled up 66 blocks, 38 service aces and 143 digs. He also has the skills to be a setter, which he did so as a sophomore. The three-time scholar-athlete favors pingpong, basketball and beach volleyball as hobbies. His favorite team is the Lakers.
Jonah Seif, Thousand Oaks: The Lancers' standout made ample use of his 6-foot-8 frame to become the region's top setter and lead his team to the second round of the Division 1 playoffs. He amassed 826 assists, or 9.8 per game, with just 10 errors on the season. He also finished with 112 kills, 71 blocks, 157 digs and a team-best 51 aces. He will play in college for Division I UC Santa Barbara. He finished as the Most Valuable Player in the Marmonte League.
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Nathan Adair, Ventura: The 6-foot-3 outside hitter was a model of consistency as the Cougars' main weapon. He smacked down a team-high 239 kills along with 26 blocks, 103 digs and 34 service aces to help Ventura earn a playoff berth out of the rugged Channel League. Before heading to Concordia University, he finishes up as a first-team All-Channel League performer. His says photography is his favorite hobby, and the Angels are his favorite team. His top TV show is "The Office" and his favorite movie is "Forrest Gump."


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|Voting for Municipal Elections Starts Today
|Written by Steve Frank
|Friday, 04 October 2013 06:12
The fall municipal elections are a month from tomorrow, but you could actually vote starting today. Absentee voting by mail begins today, so if you're not planning to be in the area November 5th—or for any of the early voting dates—you can begin voting today. This election
is for municipal office in the towns of the High Country, with many eyes on the Town of Boone race for Mayor, with current Mayor Loretta Clawson stepping down at the end of her term. Seeking that seat are: current council member Andy Ball, Bradford (Brad) Harmon, John Mena—both with businesses downtown—and write-in candidate and ASU student Jenny Church. Seeking seats to the Boone Town Council are current councilman Rennie Brantz and newcomers Frank (Quint) David, Matthew C. Long, James Milner, Jennifer L. Pena, and Mark Templeton. We all can hopefully see all of these candidates eye-to-eye in a forum sponsored by the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday, October 8th, at 5:30 at the Boone Council Chamber. Those attending will have the opportunity to submit questions. The Blowing Rock Chamber of Commerce sponsors a candidate forum from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the Blowing Rock School Auditorium. On the ballot there are Blowing Rock Mayor J.B. Lawrence, seeking reelection and facing Dan Phillips. Blowing Rock Town Council has 3 seats available and six candidates, David Barker, Laurin Carter, Tommy Klutz Jr., Doug Matheson, Ray Pickett, and Sue Sweeting.
Likewise, Beech Mountain Town Council has 3 seats available with five candidates, Cindy Keller, E. (Rick) Miller, Paul Piquet, Edward (Eddie) Plante, and Barry Schorr seeking the seats.
Only three candidates are seeking the three seats on the Seven Devils Town Council, Kay Ehlinger, David Ehmig, and David Hooper.
Early voting for four municipal elections in Watauga County will take place at the Watauga County Commissioners Board Room, located at 814 W. King St. in Boone. Hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the weekdays of Oct. 17 and 18, Oct. 21-25 and Oct. 28 to Nov. 1. Early voting is also available from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Saturday before Election Day, Nov. 2. Any voter registered in one of the municipalities may request an absentee ballot to return by mail. Call the Board of Elections at (828) 265-8061 or write to Watauga County Board of Elections, P.O. Box 528, Boone, NC 28607. Staff will begin to mail absentee ballots today, and ballots must be returned by 5 p.m. Nov. 4th.
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15 U.S. Code § 2608 - Relationship to other Federal laws
(a) Laws not administered by the Administrator
(1) If the Administrator has reasonable basis to conclude that the manufacture, processing, distribution in commerce, use, or disposal of a chemical substance or mixture, or that any combination of such activities, presents or will present an unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment and determines, in the Administrator's discretion, that such risk may be prevented or reduced to a sufficient extent by action taken under a Federal law not administered by the Administrator, the Administrator shall submit to the agency which administers such law a report which describes such risk and includes in such description a specification of the activity or combination of activities which the Administrator has reason to believe so presents such risk. Such report shall also request such agency—
(i) to determine if the risk described in such report may be prevented or reduced to a sufficient extent by action taken under such law, and
Any report of the Administrator shall include a detailed statement of the information on which it is based and shall be published in the Federal Register. The agency receiving a request under such a report shall make the requested determination, issue the requested order, and make the requested response within such time as the Administrator specifies in the request, but such time specified may not be less than 90 days from the date the request was made. The response of an agency shall be accompanied by a detailed statement of the findings and conclusions of the agency and shall be published in the Federal Register.
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(3) If the Administrator has initiated action under section 2605 or 2606 of this title with respect to a risk associated with a chemical substance or mixture which was the subject of a report made to an agency under paragraph (1), such agency shall before taking action under the law (or laws) administered by it to protect against such risk consult with the Administrator for the purpose of avoiding duplication of Federal action against such risk.
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The Administrator shall coordinate actions taken under this chapter with actions taken under other Federal laws administered in whole or in part by the Administrator. If the Administrator determines that a risk to health or the environment associated with a chemical substance or mixture could be eliminated or reduced to a sufficient extent by actions taken under the authorities contained in such other Federal laws, the Administrator shall use such authorities to protect against such risk unless the Administrator determines, in the Administrator's discretion, that it is in the public interest to protect against such risk by actions taken under this chapter. This subsection shall not be construed to relieve the Administrator of any requirement imposed on the Administrator by such other Federal laws.
(c) Occupational safety and health
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In administering this chapter, the Administrator shall consult and coordinate with the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the heads of any other appropriate Federal executive department or agency, any relevant independent regulatory agency, and any other appropriate instrumentality of the Federal Government for the purpose of achieving the maximum enforcement of this chapter while imposing the least burdens of duplicative requirements on those subject to the chapter and for other purposes. The Administrator shall, in the report required by section 2629 of this title, report annually to the Congress on actions taken to coordinate with such other Federal departments, agencies, or instrumentalities, and on actions taken to coordinate the authority under this chapter with the authority granted under other Acts referred to in subsection (b) of this section.
Source(Pub. L. 94–469, title I, § 9,Oct. 11, 1976, 90 Stat. 2030; Pub. L. 96–88, title V, § 509(b),Oct. 17, 1979, 93 Stat. 695; renumbered title I, Pub. L. 99–519, § 3(c)(1),Oct. 22, 1986, 100 Stat. 2989.)
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"Secretary of Health and Human Services" substituted for "Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare" in subsec. (d), pursuant to section 509(b) ofPub. L. 96–88, which is classified to section 3508 (b) of Title 20, Education.
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For termination, effective May 15, 2000, of provisions in subsec. (d) of this section relating to reporting certain coordinating actions annually to Congress in the report required by section 2629 of this title, see section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance, and page 163 of House Document No. 103–7.
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NEW YORK, NY - Sophomore Divya Biswal won the triple jump on Friday and the St. Lawrence University high jump trio of Eliza Bell, Marissa Turner and Kylie Morris all scored in that event as the Saint womens indoor track and field team placed 10th in a 50 field team at the ECAC Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Armory in New York City on Saturday.
Biswal improved her own SLU record for the fourth straight meet as she jumped 12.07 meters to win the triple jump. She holds third in the NCAA performance list and will compete at the NCAA Division III Championships at North Central next weekend.
The Armory is a banked track and new NCAA rules include an adjustment to times run on banked tracks which penalizes distance performances compared to flat tracks.
A solid performance by the St. Lawrence University mens Distance Medley Relay team highlighted the Saint participation in the ECACs. The Saints scored 22 points in the meet, finishing 22nd in a 51-team field.
The Saint Distance Medley Relay finished third in 10:15.01 with Wesley Kirui running 3:10.7 on the 1300 meter lead leg, Ogdensburgs Nick Crawford 50.2 on the 400 meter leg, Norwood-Norfolk grate Jon Eng 1:57.5 in the 800 and Zach Nelson with a 4:16.4 1600 meters. Ogdensburgs Fredericks and Andy Fisher joined Kabia and Vince Maniscalco on the 4x200 relay which finished 10th in 1:31.40.
Fredericks also finished eighth in 60 meter hurdles final in 8.49 seconds and Crawford finished 21st in the 400 in 52.53.
A.J. Blaisdell, threw a seasons best 16.46 in the weight to finish sixth. Scott Smolensky also scored with a sixth place finish, running 8:41.87, a seasons best, in the 3000 meters. LAST CHANCE MEET
St. Lawrence Universitys Ella Martin jumped into the top ten nationally in the 5000 meters with a third place finish in 17:13.25 and the Saint 4x400 meter relay shattered the indoor record in that event at the Tufts Last Chance meet on Saturday.
Martins time is 10th nationally depending upon other results in meets this weekend. The top 15 times nationally qualify for the NCAA Division III Championships to be held next weekend.
The 4x400 team of Carly Stine, Anna Pond, Hannah Kinsey and Jess Marini ran 3:57.61, knocking nearly three seconds off the record set three weeks ago.
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Vice President Joseph Biden makes opening remarks as he and his wife... News PhotoAdult,Government,Horizontal,Jill Biden,Joseph Biden,Morning,Opening Event,Politics,Residential Building,Thanksgiving,USA,Vice President,Waist Up,Washington DC,Wife,WomenPhotographer Alex WongCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesWASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 19: U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden (L) makes opening remarks as he and his wife Jill Biden (R) host Wounded Warriors for an early Thanksgiving Dinner November 19, 2012 at the Vice President's residence at the Naval Observatory in Washington, DC. The Bidens continued their tradition to host the 4th annual dinner for Wounded Warriors being treated at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and their families who will not be able to leave the DC area to be with family for the holiday. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)


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For the second time in a week there are rumblings about a RadioShack-branded wireless carrier. The latest rumor pins a launch date on September 5th for their new no-contract cellular service.
It's being called the "RadioShack No Contract Wireless" (or the "RadioShack No Contract Wireless powered by Cricket") and will be operated on the Cricket Wireless network. Details are few at this point, but the latest leak reveals a few of the devices that will be available.
The selection could include the HTC One V, Huawei Mercury and an unnamed 4.3-inch handset from Alcatel. Many of the devices on RadioShack's network will feature Muve Music which offers unlimited song downloads, ringback tones and ringtones. All of the Muve Music phones will be equipped with an 8GB microSD card.
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|Suspect CAUGHT in Wilkes Shooting, Robbery
|Written by Steve Frank
|Monday, 23 September 2013 09:51
A NC State Patrolman stopped the truck of a suspect in Watauga County, wanted in the murder of a Wilkes County man—then a bank robbery in Wilkesboro. The sequence started yesterday morning just east of the Wilkesboros with reports of a man shot, according to sheriff Chris Shew.
The trooper stopped the white GMC pickup at the North Pine Run Road intersection with US 421 and made the arrest of the suspect, soon joined by Watauga deputies and eventually Wilkes deputies on the scene. Sheriff Shew said the 251 Goldmine Ridge incident was domestic in nature. He said George Howard Moses, 49, shot multiple times and in the head, was still breathing, as first deputies arrived on the scene, but died shortly thereafter. Rainer Johannes Hoedl, 51, is currently in custody of the Wilkes County Sheriff's Office with charges of Murder and Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon. No bond has been set at this time. Both the suspect and victim list an address of 251 Goldmine Ridge Rd, North Wilkesboro.
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