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When Dick and Judy Noyes opened the Chinook Bookstore in 1950 in downtown Colorado Springs, they began writing a story of passion for reading, community service, leadership and a deep commitment to First Amendment rights. Since Judy's passing earlier this year, friends, family members and colleagues have established several funds in honor of her various community passions.
Because Judy served as a PPLD Foundation Director and supported the library in numerous other ways over the years, PPLD would like to celebrate her memory with the creation of a new children's garden in front of Penrose Library. Because Judy believed absolutely in everyone's right to read, and in the power of literacy---especially for our children, and because she also had a passion for maintaining the downtown area as a vibrant space within our community, we believe a children's garden in the midst of downtown would provide an excellent way for the community to remember her. Dick Noyes joins us in thanking you so much for considering a donation to make the Judy Noyes Children's Garden a reality.
If you have questions about a gift, please call the Pikes Peak Library District Foundation at (719) 884-9850.
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Randall and Liz Price (holding check in photo at right) of Rocky Mountain Restaurant Group presented a check for $3,146 to the Pikes Peak Library District Foundation's 21st Century Library Capital Campaign at the Check It Out happy hour event at East Library on Friday, April 17. One dollar from every daily special sold at Salsa Brava, Over Easy, and Sonterra in January and February went toward the donation. Laura Muir Mellini and Craig Anderson, Co-Chairs of the Capital Campaign Committee, accepted the check on behalf of the Campaign.
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Purchasing a Library 21c courtyard paver is a great way to honor family and friends, commemorate memories and events, or to publicize your organization or business. Your purchase of a courtyard paver also contributes to PPLD's Tri-Building project, providing 21st Century Library service through innovative library spaces and technology for everyone in our community.
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A Page of Madness (Kurutta ippeji)
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This virtuoso Japanese silent film, made in 1926, was re-released in 1973. It uses no title-boards, so the story is uninterrupted -- an unusual technique in the silent era. Indeed, except for the absence of dialogue, reviewers agree that this classic movie has a very modern look and feel. The Seaman (Masao Inoue) works as a volunteer at the mental institution where his wife (Yoshie Nakagawa) is locked up. She was placed there after she had some sort of fit and tried to drown their infant son. The story of their family life, and of this incident, is told in flashbacks. He hopes that by working at the institute, he will have some opportunity to reawaken her to the present and take her away.~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
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In E-Politics, Clinton's Former Adviser Still Plays by Own Rules
One of the best-known veterans of old-fashioned hard-ball politics, Dick Morris, has turned to the Internet and shaken up e-politics. Mr. Morris's method of working the Internet involves asking visitors to vote yes or no on issues featured on his Web site, which converts the votes into thousands of e-mail messages that are sent to elected officials.November 12, 1999 technologyNews
Week in Review Desk
So the Personal Does Turn Out to Be Political
WHEN Bill Clinton found his purported marital infidelities splashed across tabloid pages during his first run for President, he and his aides fought back furiously, challenging reporters to explain what relevance such tales about a candidate's personal life had in a political race, particularly when presented in a supermarket tabloid. But when Dick Morris, the President's chief political strategist, found himself hoisted last week in the same newspaper, and over similarly unsavory allegations -- that he carried on an affair with a call girl at one of Washington's most distinguished hotels, where he mixed moments of intimacy with revelations about White House business -- none of Mr. Clinton's aides even tried to suggest that Mr. Morris's personal life was out of bounds.September 1, 1996 weekinreviewNews
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President's Guru Goes Public; Back Home, Dick Morris Tells Tales From the Clubhouse
President Clinton's latest political guru, Dick Morris, is usually so obsessively low-profile that he might best be known as the stealth strategist. But not last night, when he stepped far, far back to his political roots to mingle with the remnants of New York's Tammany machine.October 20, 1995 nyregionNews
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The Stealth Strategist Refocusing Clinton
First the President threw out prepared speeches and replaced them with more pugnacious ones. Then, he surprised his own party and submitted a balanced budget plan. Finally, he decided to defy precedent and broadcast campaign commercials a year and a half before the election. With each of these disconcerting developments, Democrats demanded to know why. The answer that came back was a name. The name was Dick Morris.July 1, 1995 usNews
Fox News and Dick Morris Part Ways
The Fox News Channel has declined to renew its contract with Mr. Morris, three months after he was widely derided for predicting a landslide victory for Mitt Romney in the Nov. 6 presidential election.
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Is 'Triangulation' Just Another Word for the Politics of the Possible?
Has President Obama become the kind of compromiser he once disdained? Perhaps the better question might be: So what if he has?
December 17, 2010, Friday
$1.5 Million for Republicans
Dick Morris, a Fox News commentator who was an adviser to former President Bill Clinton, has put nearly $1.5 million behind 15 Republican Congressional candidates in the last week, spending more than $1 million on Monday alone. Mr. Morris has...
October 27, 2010, Wednesday
As Candidates Mull '08, Web Sites Are Already Running
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Dick Morris and Eileen McGann imagine a presidential contest between female candidates, while Susan Estrich examines the Democrats' options.
December 25, 2005, Sunday
Michael Dukakis, whose 1988 presidential campaign was derailed by attacks saying that he had had psychiatric problems, recently spoke at a panel discussion on negative campaigning.
September 9, 2004, Thursday
Mean Girl
REWRITING HISTORY By Dick Morris with Eileen McGann. 304 pp. ReganBooks/ HarperCollins Publishers. $24.95.
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Propaganda Machinists Versus Carping Harpies
OFF WITH THEIR HEADS Traitors, Crooks and Obstructionists in American Politics, Media and Business. By Dick Morris. 343 pp. New York: ReganBooks/ HarperCollins Publishers. $24.95. BIG LIES The Right-Wing Propaganda Machine and How It...
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The Way We Are
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As Republicans Rejoice and Democrats Reel
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Is Ike Davis capable of hitting 40 HR in 2013?
In a post to SBNation's Fake Teams about Ike Davis, Ray Guilfoyle says:
"Davis will have to improve in two areas before reaching the 40 home run plateau. He needs to hit better than .174 vs lefties, as he did in 2012. … In addition, Davis was horrible at home last season. … If Davis can get off to a hot start like he did to start the 2011 season, before his ankle injury, and show some improvement hitting at home and vs lefties, I see him challenging for the National League home run title in 2013. He hit 32 home runs in 2012 after a horrible first two months, and ended the season tied for fourth in the NL in homers, so he has a very good shot at the NL home run title should he be able to put together six power-filled months like he did in June through September last season."
Last month on WFAN, Davis admitted, "I was pretty bad," to start last season, so he understands why some fans and media felt he should have been sent to the minor leagues.
However, because he was rehabbing from ankle surgery last winter, he wasn't able to run much and feels he lost a lot of athleticism in advance of Spring Training, which was further complicated by 'stuff in his lung,' and potential Valley Fever.
This is why he was totally out of rhythm for much of the first half of last season, he explained. Eventually, he got stronger and healthier, and was able to put together a better plan at the plate.
This winter he's been training properly, the Valley Fever situation is behind him, and, he says, "I'm healthy, which is exciting, because I haven't been this healthy in two years."
Davis, 25, hit .201 with 12 HR and 49 RBI during the first half of last year. In the second half, he rebounded to lead the National League with 20 HR, 41 RBI and hit .255.
Matthew Cerrone, Lead Writer
Davis should be a 30 HR guy who, on the right team, can drive in around 100 runs. I don't ever expect him to hit more than .270, but at around .250 with a .340 OBP, and those power numbers, he'll still be among the best first baseman in the league… not to mention how well he plays first base. I really look forward to seeing a full, healthy season from Davis, who should be on deck for a contract extension of his own.


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This unit focuses on local plant species; students learn to identify common species and will examine their life cycle characteristics as evidence of climate change. Through the use of the national citizen science project titled Project BudBurst,... (View More) students explore the impacts of climate variation on plant species distribution. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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In this unit, students investigate temperature cycles, tree rings, CO2 records, and the effects of CO2 on temperature, precipitation and cloud cover to determine the impacts of changing climate on forests. After gathering and analyzing local data,... (View More) students examine regional impacts and differences. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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This curriculum uses an inquiry-based Earth system science approach, and leverages Project BudBurst, a citizen science phenology project, to engage students in authentic research on plant and ecosystem responses to climate change. Students collect... (View More) local data then analyze that data in the context of NASA regional and global data sets and satellite imagery to understand their data in personal, regional, and global contexts. The curriculum is divided into four units: The Earth as a System; Identifying the key changing conditions of the Earth system; Earth system responses to natural and human induced changes; and Predicting the consequences of changes for human civilization. Each unit consists of several activities with accompanying teacher answer sheets. (View Less)
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From the outside, Brenna R. Flynn appears to be a happy, healthy baby.
Looks, said her mother, Kiley J. Taylor, can be very deceiving.
She doesnt look really as bad as she does on paper, Ms. Taylor said. On the inside, shes a mess. Shes so rare that no one knows what to do with her. Her hearts broken.
After her first open-heart surgery last September, when she was just a couple of weeks old, Brenna will undergo a similar surgery Wednesday at Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester.
Dr. George M. Alfieris, a pediatric heart surgeon at Strong Memorial, has said Brenna is one of the rarest medical cases he has seen in his 20-year career. Brenna was born with no aortic arch, which prevented a normal path for blood flow, and with truncus arteriosus, which is when a single blood vessel comes out of the right and left ventricles instead of two normal vessels.
Brenna also has a large hole in her heart and a few physical deformities. What stands out more, however, is her short blonde hair and bright blue eyes as she flashes her electric smile.
Dr. Alfieris knew all of Brennas issues were an unusual combination. An arch was constructed in the first surgery, but she still had the hole in her heart. Trying to tackle it all at once was too risky, Ms. Taylor said.
Weighing in now at just 15 pounds, Brenna is small, but mighty, her mother said. She still is fed mostly by a feeding tube, but finally has been able to consume small portions of baby food and a bottle by mouth. She often becomes overexerted in that simple activity, Ms. Taylor said, because her body works so hard at the most basic functions.
Brenna cries, and expresses herself with coos, but has yet to say Mama or Dada. Ms. Taylor said a big milestone was reached just last week when Brenna reached out to someone one of her three older sisters for the first time. Before that, she was too weak. She also just started sitting up on her own.
On Wednesday, Dr. Alfieris will revise Brennas aortic arch and attempt finally to close the hole in her heart. A conduit a plastic tube from the upper part of Brennas heart to the lower part also will be replaced. Ms. Taylor said Brenna also may have a pig valve put in.
During the procedures, which will take at least several hours, Brenna will be put on a bypass machine.
The surgery will be much more complex, Ms. Taylor said. Its going to be a big deal.
Ms. Taylor and her fiance, C. Zack Flynn, both of Chaumont, will arrive in Rochester on Tuesday for their daughters preoperative testing. Their bags will be packed with at least a few weeks worth of clothes, but Ms. Taylor said she is prepared for a longer stay. This isnt their first rodeo, and it wont be their last.
Eventually, Brenna will have to have a jaw reconstruction, Ms. Taylor said, because her small jaw could affect her breathing and eating.
Brennas complex medical team includes a craniofacial specialist, an eye doctor, an ear doctor, a pediatric surgeon, a gastroenterologist, a cardiologist and her local pediatrician, and that is not counting the many nurses and support staff who also have cared for her. Most appointments are handled in Syracuse, but surgeries remain in Rochester.
Because the childs case is so rare, Ms. Taylor said, the books havent caught up to Brenna.
Shell probably write this chapter, she said.
Dr. Alfieris was unavailable for comment Friday.
The family remains cautious yet hopeful and, while Brenna is a very sick baby, Ms. Taylor does not want to shelter her from all of the outside. Brenna becomes overjoyed when she meets new people, Ms. Taylor said.
That is exactly how she felt, Ms. Taylor said, during her first birthday party a few weeks ago. It was given by Maddies Mark Foundation, which helps children in life-threatening situations not have to worry, for just one day, about being sick or dying.
It, by far, truly was our best day ever, Ms. Taylor said. It truly was a celebration of her being here. The same day we had her, within hours, we were told she wasnt going to live. Just think where we were a year ago.
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Seattle University Award Honorary Degrees to Japanese Americans incarcerated During World War II
It has been nearly 70 years since Thomas T. Yamauchi was forced to leave Seattle University and abandon his prized education. He was one of 15 Japanese Americans whose educations at SU were disrupted by their unjust removal in 1942 during World War II.
To contribute to the healing from this injustice, the Seattle University Board of Trustees will grant Yamauchi and the other former students honorary bachelor degrees at the undergraduate commencement ceremony June 12. Honorees or their relatives have been invited to accept the degrees.
Yamauchi's widow, Anne, says she's looking forward to accepting the degree on his behalf. "He was anxious to continue his schooling after camp," she said. "He was very ambitious."
University President Stephen Sundborg, S.J, and Board of Trustees acted on a request by Professor Lori Bannai, associate director of the law school's Fred T. Korematsu Center for Law and Equality, that was broadly supported by Dean Mark Niles, the faculty and the university community.
"These individuals, who were our students, were required by federal order to leave our community as a result of the fear, racial hatred and hostility that prevailed in the wake of Pearl Harbor," said President Stephen Sundborg, S.J. "We honor these former students to recognize their courage and sacrifice, to address the injustice that occurred, and with hope that this recognition contributes to the healing process."
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Twenty-seven USU Eastern students will be honored at the annual awards program on Friday, April 25, at 7 p.m. in the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center multipurpose room, by the academic vice chancellor's office. Also, all honor and high honor students will be awarded honor cords that evening.
Students honored by their departments include; Collette Marx from Price, who will receive the outstanding accounting award; Joshua Camp, Millard, outstanding anthropology award; Rachel Falk, Price, the outstanding art award; Chad Every from Price, the outstanding automotive technology award.
Rachel Sharp from Castle Dale, won the Boni Nichols Stick-to-it-Award; Keera Allred, Huntington, outstanding business award; Brooke Brady, Price, the outstanding biology award; and Jared Jacobsen, Lind, Wash., the outstanding chemistry award.
Mark McIntyre from Moab, will receive the outstanding communication award; Jordon Nelson, Price, outstanding criminal justice student; Rhyker Allred, Emery HS, outstanding diesel equipment technology; Jace Fausett, Emery HS, outstanding engineering drafting and design; Shadayah Jones, Cleveland, outstanding education student; Emily Williams, Provo, the outstanding English student; Aaron Treglown, South Jordan, the outstanding engineering student; Jumi Kim, South Korea, outstanding family and consumer human development; Karli Morris, Roosevelt, outstanding journalism student; Terri Paulk, East Carbon, outstanding math student; and Jordan Sanders, Castle Dale, outstanding music student.
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5 U.S. Code § 8418 - Survivor elections; deposit; offsets
(1) An individual who makes an election under subsection (b) or (c) ofsection 8416 or section 8417 (b) which is required to be made within 2 years after the date of a prescribed event shall deposit into the Fund an amount determined by the Office (as nearly as may be administratively feasible) to reflect the amount by which the annuity of such individual would have been reduced if the election had been in effect since the date of retirement (or, if later, and in the case of an election under such section 8416 (b), since the date the previous reduction in the annuity of such individual was terminated under paragraph (1) or (2) of section 8419 (b)), plus interest.
(b) The Office shall, by regulation, provide for payment of the deposit required under subsection (a) by a reduction in the annuity of the employee or Member. The reduction shall, to the extent practicable, be designed so that the present value of the future reduction is actuarially equivalent to the deposit required under subsection (a), except that the total reductions in the annuity of an employee or Member to pay deposits required by this section shall not exceed 25 percent of the annuity computed under section 8415 orsection 8452, including adjustments under section 8462. The reduction required by this subsection, which shall be effective at the same time as the election under section 8416 (b) and (c) orsection 8417 (b), shall be permanent and unaffected by any future termination of the marriage or the entitlement of the former spouse. Such reduction shall be independent of and in addition to the reduction required under section 8416 (b) and (c) orsection 8417 (b).
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(1) the employee or Member makes an election under section 8416 (b) or (c) after having made an election under section 8420; and
Source(Added Pub. L. 99–335, title I, § 101(a),June 6, 1986, 100 Stat. 530; amended Pub. L. 103–66, title XI, § 11004(b),Aug. 10, 1993, 107 Stat. 412.)
1993—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 103–66, § 11004(b)(1), struck out ", before the expiration of the 2-year period involved," after "into the Fund".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 102–66, § 11004(b)(2), amended subsec. (b) generally. Prior to amendment, subsec. (b) read as follows: "If the electing individual does not make the deposit required under subsection (a), the Office shall collect such amount by offset against such individual's annuity, up to a maximum of 25 percent of the net annuity otherwise payable, and the individual is deemed to consent to such offset."
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What About the "Experience" of a Miracle?
Many people say they have experienced the supernatural - receiving a miracle, hearing God speak to them, etc. Pastors such as Mark Driscoll write about their experience with prophetic dreams, seeing demonic attacks, etc. (His book "Confessions of a Reformission Rev detail these things). I have a friend who goes to a Christian school, and tells of the time they prayed for a girl with a broken foot - the next day, it was healed. She didn't have to wear her cast anymore, she was walking fine, etc.In part here is my response:
It would be easiest to say that they are lying, making these stories up - but I know my friend, and have no reason to think he would make up a story like that (He's not charismatic, and has never claimed to have seen any other "miracles"). Additionally, I have verified this story of the "healed foot" - everyone claims it really happened. Still, it's tough for me to fully trust this, as I have never personally seen this kind of supernatural event take place.
Obviously, people from other religions claim to experience this too - it doesn't seem to be limited to Christianity, although the large majority of miraculous stories/healings are found in the Christian faith. Would you tend to believe that most/all of these experiences are fictional?
Honestly, at this point in my journey, I just want to know the truth - which is what drew me to you, as I know you are after truth as well. I'm sure you have thought about the claims of supernatural experience, so if you could offer any insight into this area, I would greatly appreciate it.
I'm not an answer man. There are mysteries to life, true, and precisely because they exist there will always be room for faith. So I usually tell them that if I had the same experience they had then I would probably believe too. The question is why I don't? I do know that people count the hits and discount the misses, and that people of faith want to see a miracle, which might incline them to see one. I also tell people that even as a Pentecostal in my former years I never saw a miracle and that's all I can say about my personal experiences, for if God didn't supply one then, why should I expect him to now?
I also ask them why God does these miracles for some people and not for others who die miserable deaths. And then I ask why people of other faiths also report these kinds of things.
On religious experiences read this.
On faith healers you must see this documentary!
On the power of brain manipulation you must see this from Derren Brown (I recommend episodes 2-4 especially).
I hope this helps, and I hope others who are troubled by these kinds of unexplained phenomena look through each of the links provided above to decide for themselves.


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PantyGnawer wrote:We have so many people here from all over the world that I keep forgetting where most of you are from. I got an idea to make a google map showing everyone's location.
Here it is.
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So far it only has me on there. I created this google account just for this purpose so we can all share it and be able to login.
If you want to edit it and add your location, just click on "sign in". The email is "[email protected]" and the password is "flyingspaghettimonster".
Under "my maps" select "Venganza People" and then click edit. Find your location, then click the little blue upside down teardrop in the upper left hand corner. Click on your location, add your name as the title, and give a description if you so choose. You can be as precise or as vague as you choose in giving your location depending on how close you zoom in when you place the teardrop. Be sure to click "log out" when you are done.
This could be a fun way of keeping track of it all, and I hope you guys will join in. If this is popular, perhaps one of the mods will be so kind as to make this thread a sticky.
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I do not play any flash games. I prefer my windows games, plays better. Not sure why the linux games are cheesy at best. Perhaps it is the language they is being used. Remember this is opensource. Opensource programs are not that powerful like, for say, C+ or c#.
Most linux based games are programmed in C++, as for C# that is now a .net language in which you can program it through the mono library. Those are all possible. The big distinction is that the major software companies which make those "pretty" graphics are not interested in the Linux users side of the market, in many cases the only time they think about support Linux based systems is to run as the game server rather than the client.


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Jimmy Buffett's Caribbean-tinged single "Margaritaville" (1977) established him as a cheerful musical advocate for beaches, bars and laid-back living. Never exactly a dominant figure in pop music, Buffett instead proved to be an enduring star in his own tropical niche, strumming wistful, boozy tunes about sailors, dreamers and lowlifes with titles like "Weather is Here, Wish You Were Beautiful" and "Cheeseburger in Paradise." He and his Coral Reefer band toured regularly throughout the 1980s and 1990s and into the 21st century, playing to crowds of devoted fans known as Parrotheads. Buffett has released more than two dozen albums, including A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean (1973), Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes (1977), Son of a Son of a Sailor (1978) and Boats, Beaches, Bars and Ballads (1994). He also has had success as a writer of books, penning the memoir A Pirate Looks at Fifty (1998), the short story collection Tales From Margaritaville (1989) and the whimsical novel Where Is Joe Merchant? (1992).
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Buffett owns a chain of Margaritaville Cafes... His duet with Alan Jackson, "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere," hit #1 on the country music charts and won "Vocal Event of the Year" at the 2003 Country Music Awards... Buffett earned a bachelor's degree in history from Southern Mississippi University... He married the former Margie Washichek in 1969; the couple split two years later. He married his second wife, the former Jane Slagsvol, in 1977... According to Buffett, the term "Parrotheads" originated as a cheerful takeoff on "Deadheads," the name given to fans of The Grateful Dead.
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Snack Shack Family Fun Center, which opened in December at 20768 Route 12F, could be shut down if an ongoing investigation by the state Department of Health concludes it needs municipal water to stay open.
Last week state employees told owner Floyd W. Roberts who uses a well to supply water for the centers bathroom and giant outdoor inflatables that he might need to install municipal water because more than 25 people visit the business a day. But alternative solutions might be available for the business to meet sanitary guidelines, such as treating the well water, the DOH said Tuesday.
It was the first time Mr. Roberts was questioned about the building, which has no previous violations.
More than 70 children routinely visit on Saturdays and Sundays this summer, Mr. Roberts said. The fun center features an indoor arcade and giant outdoor inflatables including a large splash area, minipool and slip-and-slide. A drip hose with a filter, which is linked to the well system, provides water pressure needed for the inflatables. The business also buys water from the Dexter Public Works Department for the inflatables.
Bottled water is sold inside the building, and well water is used only in the bathroom.
DOH officials took numerous photos of the outdoor inflatables, the well and the septic tank, said Mr. Roberts, who also owns Palomino Motors in Watertown and Evans Mills.
They said they come by here quite a bit and noticed more than 25 people come here a day, so I have to install municipal water, he said. I told them there is no municipal water to install here, but theyre going to shut me down. I think they feel they need to do something because its a high traffic spot.
The DOH is now reviewing services provided by the Snack Shack to ensure it complies with the state Sanitary Code, said Jeffrey Hammond, state Health Department spokesman. The business will be required to follow state guidelines due to the number of patrons who visit, he said, but there could be multiple solutions to water quality concerns. Mr. Roberts may be able to treat the well water, for instance, to become compliant.
The department will review the case to determine what the next steps or options for the business will be, Mr. Hammond said.
Mr. Roberts initially considered linking the building to a water line that runs parallel to County Route 202, about 250 feet away, but concluded it would be too costly. Town of Watertown officials informed him the water line is within a separate water district, which would require special permission to join. Mr. Roberts would also need to get the project approved by building owner Thomas G. Puccia, who owns surrounding land the waterline would pass through.
I told Tom I could want to tie into it if I get more inflatable units that need water, he said. But right now it isnt cost effective, and I would need at least another year to save up. And it would take me a minimum of 10 months just to apply to hook up the water.
Mr. Roberts, who has contacted north country legislators about the situation, fears he could soon lose the business.
Kids love this inflatable stuff, and no children have gotten injured, he said. Im trying to save the place because the people want it here.
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Many of those who responded to an exit poll on the Carthage Central School Districts $16.9 million capital construction proposal felt uninformed about the project, according to the districts compilation of polling data.
At last Mondays Board of Education meeting, member Mary Louise Hunt said a possible solution to getting future projects passed could lie in informal community meetings.
If we could get a dialogue and have some meetings, I think we could propose another project, even before the fall, she said.
She proposed multiple meetings throughout the district to promote dialogue between residents and school officials. She said a community member with whom she spoke, whom she did not identify, said it could lead to an approved project.
I found it mind-boggling, but theres a lot of truth to it, she said. People wanted more specific information about how safety and maintenance would be affected.
Mrs. Hunt said residents also wanted to know why the school expansion was switched from Carthage Elementary School to West Carthage Elementary School.
The last capital proposal, which residents defeated 431-311 in mid-March, was actually two projects. The main project, deemed essential by the board members and administration, was $13.2 million and included maintenance as well as safety and security upgrades. The second proposition would have piggybacked on the first if both had passed for a $16.9 million total. That proposition included technology infrastructure upgrades and new classrooms at the West Carthage school.
The unidentified person also told Mrs. Hunt the meetings location would be critical.
The auditorium is not a great place for a forum because it feels like youre telling them, she said. You have to hit where people live. What we need to figure out is what kind of forum we want.
She also said a neutral moderator could host it to make sure everyone has a chance to share an opinion.
At the time, I thought about Jay Boak, but Jays tied to the school systems, Mrs. Hunt said.
Jack J. Boak Jr. is the Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services superintendent.
District Superintendent Peter J. Turner said he plans to ask Mr. Boak for moderator suggestions.
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Posted on February 12, 2008Interview With A Murderdoll (Joey Jordison): During the early morning hours of May 24th, Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison took a few moments to answer a few questions to get us all acquainted with his current project, Murderdolls... Everything you need to get up to speed on the upcoming Murderdolls release... Sit back, relax, and read (May 24th, 2002):
Roadrunner: Good Morning, Joey. And what time would it be where you are at right now?
Joey: Ah, let me check, something like 12:30 in the afternoon…I haven't seen 12:30...I know at least in the last three fuckin' weeks.
Roadrunner: And what has your day consisted of so far?
Joey: Well I took a piss and stumbled over, stubbed my toe on a fuckin' few cd's on the floor, and then I came back in and waited on your phone call.
Roadrunner: And by the time this day is all said and done, what will you have accomplished?
Joey: Well, I'm continuing on a song called "Slit My Wrist" right now, which could be the lead off track on our album, and that's the song I'm currently mixing right now.
Roadrunner: So, your basic schedule right now - mixing the album?
Joey: I'm mixing at SR Audio in Des Moines, Iowa. I go into the studio about 5:00 at night and I don't leave there until probably about 6 or 7 in the morning.
Roadrunner: Let's start, Murderdolls. You say this band was formed back in 1995. How active has the band been over the past seven years?
Joey: Yeah, actually it was…we were very active during '95 all the way through '98. I started playing with Slipknot in September of '95 - me, Paul, and Shawn initially got together with a couple other people and formed the band. So, I was playing live shows with them (Murderdolls) on my off time from Slipknot. We only really stopped when Slipknot went to make the first record and go on tour, so it was definitely put on hold to do Slipknot for quite a while.
Roadrunner: So, would you consider Murderdolls a side project or not?
Joey: A lot of people view it as a side band, it's really not a side band…it's just my other project that I've done. A lot of people around here in Iowa have known that for quite some time, but now I guess it's time for the world to see what else I've done.
Roadrunner: Now, in Murderdolls, have you always played guitar in this band? Actually, what was your first instrument?
Joey: Yeah, absolutely (always played guitar in Murderdolls). I started with guitar at age five. I only played drums because I was in a band playing the guitar and the drummer wasn't cutting it, so I just filled in and kind of stuck with it. Drums came really easy to me, whereas guitar I had to work just a little bit harder.
Roadrunner: So you're actually a guitarist first and a drummer second?
Joey: You could look at it that way, but I think a lot of people would look at it the other way (laughs).
Roadrunner: You can say that again…onward - you guys were always called the Rejects until recently (at this point Joey let's out a big yawn - hey, it's early yet) , where did this Murderdolls name come from?
Joey: It was a name that I came up with a long time ago. We had always toyed with changing the name, but I guess felt uncomfortable cause we thought we already had a certain type of name out there and didn't want to fuck with it.
Roadrunner: How was this band formed? Are you considered a founding member?
Joey: Yeah, me and my ex-singer (Dizzy Drastic) formed it, and we recently just parted ways. Actually, the band has just been completely renewed. It's really not the Rejects anymore, it was kinda just disbanded, the name was a little too punk rock, like the Ramones.
Roadrunner: You can say that again…
Joey : It kind of pigeonholed. Our new name has a little more controversy to it, it's a little more vivid, a little more colorful, you can kind of tell a bit more what the band is about. Once I found Wednesday, he and I started writing songs and it was so comfortable. It's like when you find that other guy in a band that you can write songs with…and we just started writing songs and bringing them into the Rejects, but they didn't really seem to fit. Wednesday's an amazing singer and we kind of renewed the band from there.
Roadrunner: Let's talk about Wednesday 13, how long ago did he become the singer of the band? (at this point Joey goes off on a tangent, before zeroing back in by asking, "What was the question? I'm scatterbrain right now.)
Roadrunner: How long has Wednesday 13 been singing in the band?
Joey: Oh, he's actually only been singing with us for, probably since the beginning of this year.
Roadrunner: Didn't he play something else in the band previously?
Joey: He used to play bass in the band before, and that's how we pulled him in. He brought some songs in, and plain and simple, his voice just suited the songs better.
Roadrunner : So you and Wednesday are the 2 songwriters in the band. Tthe songs that you guys recorded, any the same from back in 1995?
Joey: It's all new stuff. Again, back to when Wednesday joined, it was just a rebirth of the band.
Roadrunner: Where did you guys record?
Joey: I've always done it at the same studio, SR Audio, here in Des Moines, Iowa. It's a great, phenomenal studio. The "Spit It Out" track from our first Slipknot record was done there, my Manson remix, the 'New Abuse Mix' of "My Plague" was tracked there…we do a lot of Slipknot work there. I know that studio inside and out, so we just did it there.
Roadrunner: When did you guys record?
Joey: Say again?
Roadrunner: When, when?
Joey: Ah, shit. There was a session in November and December of 2001, then there's the most recent session we did which was the end of March/early April.
Roadrunner: The Murderdolls album, how many songs will it be? How many did you record?
Joey: It will be 15 songs, and we actually recorded 21.
Roadrunner: Who actually plays what on the album?
Joey: I play all the drum tracks on the record. You can tell it's me.
Roadrunner: You can say that again…I've only heard "Dead In Hollywood" and it screams your drumming.
Joey: That's the thing, even though it's not 'metaled' out like Slipknot shit is - the super fast double bass and super fills. It's not like that at all. It's more of a hard hitting, trashy rock 'n' roll vibe. But you can tell it's me. It's fuckin' obvious.
Roadrunner: So you played all the drums in the studio. And as for guitar?
Joey: I played rhythm guitar. Tripp (Eisen, Static X) played leads on the record - he wasn't able to contribute rhythm and all that stuff because he was on tour so much. It wasn't planned that way, just the way it worked out - we've done everything so fuckin' backwards in this band. Wednesday played some rhythm guitar on the songs, played some bass on some tracks, I played some bass on some tracks. Actually, Wednesday contributed a couple leads too, did all the lead vocals. Tripp and I did back ups.
Roadrunner: Purely you, Wednesday, and Tripp on the recording. And Erik (Griffin, bass) and Ben (Graves, drums) will be with you on tour?
Joey: Yeah, they were people we talked to, auditioned, and they fuckin' fit, ya know? You find those people like when Kiss met Ace Frehley and you're like, that's the fuckin' sound.
Roadrunner: So, right now, why is this the time to release it?
Joey: I feel the songs are in order, it is what I think I need the world to hear now. It's something completely different. Also, Wednesday's voice & Tripp's leads, which he's not really known for - It's a side of us that no one else has heard. And this kid Wednesday, he's definitely a fuckin' star, for sure.
Roadrunner: I hate labeling music, or saying what kind it is…
Joey: Oh, we don't fuckin' care, we'll label it…
Roadrunner: How would you describe Murderdolls?
Joey: We're not trying to reinvent the wheel whatsoever, that's not what this band is about. Loud, aggressive, real blood & guts rock 'n' roll. That's what we do.
Roadrunner: And you guys plan on taking this out on the road soon, ya?
Joey: Yeah, we're gonna start touring the middle of July, US and Europe.
Roadrunner: And this will take you to the end of the year?
Joey: Yep, take us all through the end of the year…unless one of us dies on an overdose…
Roadrunner: Rock. And the future of Slipknot, then?
Joey: Still very much in Slipknot. Just had a meeting with those guys yesterday, and our plans are getting mapped out, ya know? Gonna start recording our next record at the beginning of next year. Everything is good in that camp, solid as hell.
Roadrunner: '69 GTO or '70 Charger?
Joey: Oh, that's hard. An '81 rusted Pinto with a donut tire filled with drugs.
Roadrunner: Any last thing you'd like to say about Murderdolls?
Joey: We're a very tongue & cheek band. A lot of our shit is very offensive and can be taken the wrong way, for sure. But I think that's a lot of what is fun about this band - we're serious about not being serious. We're like the musical equivalent of being kicked in the fuckin' teeth.
Roadrunner: Good closing line, my man.
Joey: Yeah, our merchandise will go great, too.
Roadrunner: Can't wait to see it. All the best and thank you for the time… go take a nap.
Joey: Yeah, I don't even know where the hell I'm at…(laughs)
Roadrunner: Rock. We thank Joey for his time. Keep checking back - more interviews with Joey, Tripp, and Wednesday 13 coming... MURDERDOLLS is closer than you think...
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This prospective cohort study hypothesizes that an analysis of parallel qualitative and quantitative data is necessary to examine the full experience of living with aphasia. It is also hypothesized that there are specific factors that act as barriers or facilitators to successfully living with aphasia. A unique aspect of the project is the use of the Assessment for Living with Aphasia (ALA), a new aphasia friendly measure based on the World Health Organization International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (WHO ICF). Each session will assess written and spoken language, functional communication, mobility, Activities of Daily Living (ADL) function, burden of stroke, quality of life, and depression.
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|Living With Aphasia: An International Study
- The Assessment for Living with Aphasia [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]A new, aphasia friendly measure based on the World Health Organization International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health. It is a specialized tool using a self-rating scale and is focused on specific themes that have emerged from previous research.
- Western Aphasia Battery - Revised [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]This measure is designed to assess clinical aspects of language functions in aphasic patients and to provide the data needed to establish a prognosis for therapy.
- Successfully Living with Aphasia Rating Scale [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]This scale is a quantitative self-rating of how successfully a person is living with aphasia.
- Burden of Stroke Scale [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The Burden of Stroke Scale is a health-status assessment instrument designed to measure patient-reported difficulty in multiple domains of functioning, psychological distress associated with specific functional limitations, and general well-being in stroke survivors.
- Aphasia Depression Rating Scale [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The Aphasic Depression Rating Scale (ADRS) was developed to detect and measure depression in aphasic patients during the subacute stage of stroke.
- The Wepman Self-Correction Scale [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]This scale, based on a continuum, measures disturbances in the ability of the person with aphasia to self-correct speech and language errors.
- The Barthel Index [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]This measure is a simple index of independence to score the ability of a patient with a neuromuscular or musculoskeletal disorder to care for himself.
- The Functional Communication Profile [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]This rating scale is for persons with aphasia which considers 45 everyday communication behaviors. Ratings of each behavior are made on a 9-point scale, based on observations of the patient during an informal conversation.
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- 18 years of age and older, willingness to be videotaped, first incidence of aphasia secondary to stroke with stroke onset ≤2.5
- months pre-stroke or 3.5 months post-stroke with no significant complicating concomitant conditions (e.g. dementia, schizophrenia),
- premorbid fluency/literacy in English, and no history of psychiatric disorder, and sufficient communication ability (including adequate hearing and vision) in English to participate in an interview as determined by a qualified speech pathologist based on administration of the Western Aphasia Battery - Revised and clinical observation.
- participants will be enrolled in the study at 3 months post onset (+/- 2 weeks) wherever they are living, and presence of aphasia will be confirmed at the beginning of the first interview using the Aphasia Quotient cut offs of the Western Aphasia Battery.
- participants with severe global aphasia will only be excluded after the interview if meaningful responses cannot be obtained using all available communication support tools. Hence, participants with a range of aphasia severity will be included.
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- unwillingness to be videotaped
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- moderate or severe dementia
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- neurological surgical treatment not including a surgical treatment specifically for treatment of stroke, absence of aphasia.
- no subjects will have a hearing loss unexpected for his/her chronological age.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01234090
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|Principal Investigator: Leonard Diller, PhD
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Quality of Life
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