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On Sept. 13 the Carbon County Recreation and Transportation Special Service District gave a big boost to the fortunes of the College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum when they appropriated $165,000 plus for various requests the museum proposed to them.
"It was a good night," said museum director Reece Barrick as he left the meeting with a smile on his face, knowing that his organization would now have money to fund their business plan, put up a promotional sculpture on the corner of 100 North and 100 East, be able to pay for design work for a new facility addition and acquire badly needed vehicles.
During the meeting Barrick had presented the four needs in a half hour presentation, explaining each one individually to the board.
"One of the situations we have had to deal with continually is that employees must use their own vehicles to do museum business," Barrick said. "We have nothing of our own in which to haul large cast fossils from the field to the labs and we have no way of transporting large numbers of people to the quarries and other sites."
Barrick specifically asked for a three quarter ton pickup to do the hauling, a large four wheel SUV to haul people and equipment and a 15 passenger van to transport people who come in groups to work at the quarry or go other places the museum has field operations going on.
"This summer we had a fairly large high school camp and last week we had a number of legislators and their families here, and the only way to get them around was by private vehicle," he told the board. "We want to increase the number of camps we have each year, the number of activities and the number of people we are hosting and that will mean we need ways to get them where they need to go."
The board was all for purchasing the vehicles, but they also had some suggestions.
"Personally, I feel for what you want to haul with that truck you need something more heavy duty," said board member Richard Lee. "How do you get those heavy casts into vehicles now."
Barrick explained that they usually pull the casts with a winch when they can and then just use manpower to lift them into private trucks and that sometimes it "takes a lot of people" because they weigh so much.
Lee suggested at least a ton flat bed truck with some type of lift or lift gate to take the load off of the personnel.
"I think if we are going to purchase something, it should be exactly what you need and not just half of what is required," he said. "Let's do it right."
The board agreed and told Barrick to look around and come up with specific vehicles that fit the requirements and that they would then review them and fund them as needed. Board member Dennis Christensen suggested that the museum look at state bid for the vehicles, because he found in another bidding process that the state price had saved over $7,000 on a recent car purchase.
However County Commissioner Bill Krompel suggested that there is an argument for shopping for such items locally, even if they do cost more. He explained that the county commission has a "10 percent" rule which they use that allows locals to be above quotes of outside bidders. There was also some question about insurance costs and maintenance on any vehicles that might be purchased, but Barrick assured the board that while the museum had no direct line funding for that, they do have a transportation fund which would be more than adequate to handle such costs.
In another area of request, Barrick told the board that while the museum is mainly an educational environment, most people come to it and bring their families there because it is a recreational opportunity.
"Museums are a safe and quiet place for families to go," he said. "And so along that track we need to do more to get people into the facility."
Barrick cited the fact that the museum had 35,000 visitors last year and that those are a big factor in the local economy, but he also pointed out that a lot could be done to bring even more people in.
"We want to put up something to draw people to the museum and to Main Street as well," he explained. "That's why we are proposing a sculpture be put on the corner of 100 North and 100 East to bring more attention to our museum."
The board discussed the various ways of placing such a sculpture, which museum officials are proposing be created by local artist Gary Prazen. They even presented a digitally enhanced photo of how such a sculpture would look.
"Obviously we haven't checked on codes as to how close to the street it could be, but this is a good idea of what we want to do," Barrick said as the board passed the image around. They liked the idea and suggested some other changes in placement and presentation, but overall agreed to the $75,000 it would take to do the project.
The board also agreed to an $80,000 appropriation to match a grant the museum appears to have secured for prearchitectural design for a museum expansion, but not before a few questions were forwarded to the director.
"I am wondering where this new addition will go?" asked board chairman Pace Hansen.
"It will be built toward where the old school (community center) now stands," stated Barrick. The paleontologist showed models of two of the dinosaurs that would be represented in the new part of the facility while he was telling the board about the museums plans.
The board asked for a letter from Price City (who owns the community center) that would confirm a plan to tear down the old facility. In addition, they also told Barrick that the approval for the grant the CCRTSSD was matching would have to be confirmed before the district's money could be released.
The board also wondered about who the architects might be for such an expansion. Barrick told them that there were only a couple of design firms in the country who specialize in museum architecture and he would like to see one of them in the mix to do the project. He did tell the board that initial estimates on the planning could be done by state architects who have already committed to help on the project.
"I think because of the unusual mission of the museum it would be best to hire a firm that specializes in museums," said board member Sam Quigley.
The board also agreed to $10,000 to help fund a business plan the museum has been putting together.
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DavidH wrote:Yves says those pictures are by him, but he didn't retouch them, it was the FSM who made Himself visible with His noodly touch.
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He then tells Bart that in the Auvergne there are loads of (extinct) volcanoes and good taverns where you can enjoy the product.
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side story: i went to walmart for the first time in literally 3 years ( i avoid it like the plague) and I found these sunglasses for like pennies. Although I love these things they still didn't change my belief that Walmart is the tenth circle of Hell.
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The body of 28-year-old Lawrence Burkett, a World War II soldier killed in Germany in 1944, is returning to Jefferson.His body was found near the Germany-France border last year. His identity was confirmed by DNA testing. While his wife, Dora, died in 1994 without knowing his whereabouts, his burial this weekend will hopefully grant closure to his three living children: Gladys Shatley, who was 10-years-old when her father left, Katherine, who was seven, and Bill, who was 5-days-old.
Burkett was on sentry duty on the morning of Dec. 11, 1944 when German troops attacked with mortar shells from the north and northeast. Burkett was one of the 30 U.S. servicemen missing after the battle. There are over 78,000 missing servicemen from World War II.Before the war, Burkett worked as a carpenter and farmer. Burkett also sang in the Friendship Baptist Church choir.
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ALBANY – Townspeople came from all corners of the town – south, east, the Center, and west for the annual Town Meeting, a dying Vermont tradition. Attendance was low again this year – miniscule.
There are 652 registered voters; only 91 showed up for the morning and only 59 returned after lunch. This portion of the day included the school budget and the rest of the original town meeting.Â
The school budget of $1,714,384 passed quicker than hot oil through a funnel. But the request for $9,500 for a generator for the Volunteer Fire Department brought hot and heavy discussions.Â
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I stumbled across a used 1957/2008 today hung high on a wall at GC. Good condition, one very small ding on the top near the neck pickup. Blueberry quilt. Now, I'm not real big on that color, but this one has faded and I love how it looks. I forgot these were nitro(many are way too sticky feeling for me)...in fact, I never would've guessed by playing it...so let's get to that...
The guitar played great, sounded great at moderately lowish volumes. Played it through a Mesa Royal Atlantic head/Marshall cab. The thing that kind of struck me was that I just wanted to sit there and keep playing it. That doesn't happen to me all the time - ESPECIALLY at a relatively noisy music store. I typically hate playing at stores unless there's a "boom room". I like to be somewhere without distraction that I can be semi loud. I really just wanted to sit there and keep playing it. I've played several McCarty's with 57/08's so I am familiar with them. This is my first go with the non-etched version...they sounded great. It was too loud in store to hear any discernible difference from my newer etched/TM'd versions though. So "my guy" said they would do a 60 day/cash down layaway on it for me and if I decided between now and then I didn't want it, just to let him know and it would be all good either way. Maybe that's a norm GC thing that they do or maybe not, but it took me by surprise a little bit. He took it back, wiped it down, cased it in the back and gave me a receipt So I left with a euphoric feeling because I felt an instant bond there while playing it. I usually go through a somewhat longer process before I say that. But it seemed there right away. I will go back and give it another go before/if I buy, I'm sure.
So on with my questions:
1)Peruvian mahogany neck...is there something special that made PRS use this particular mahogany for this model? Any noticeable difference from the normal, run-of-the-mill(pun intended) mahogany used? I know all pieces of wood are different, but...
2)Did many blueberry finishes fade? Doesn't matter either way because I love how it looks, just curious.
3)Do I need another McCarty???????
I've been looking for another guitar, but I have 2 McCarty standards(one with 5708's). I was really more looking for a p22 for my next guitar. I usually can't do more than 1 guitar per year.
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When Eric Mangini still roamed the halls, the Jets, concerned about Chad Pennington's health, tried desperately to pry then back-up Matt Schaub from the Atlanta Falcons who, like a stubborn mule, refused. The deal would have been John Abraham for Schaub straight up.
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PROVIDENCE — The Providence County Grand Jury has indicted Pawtucket resident Justin Thomas, 26, with seven counts of first degree robbery, use of a firearm while committing a crime of violence, carrying a pistol without a license, three counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, larceny over $1,500, resisting arrest and reckless driving, according to the Attorney General's Office.
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The 2012 Islanders Draft Pick and Prospect Rankings (Part Two: #30-21)
This summer we'll be ranking all the prospects in the Isles' organization from top to bottom. The goal is to give you a picture of who is in the pipeline, what their chances are to someday be on the Islanders roster and to serve as a comprehensive guide for the team's current talent pool. You can view part one of the list here.
30. Tyler McNeely, F, RFA
25 years old, Bridgeport (AHL)
2011-12 stats: 66G, 9-12-21, +9, 53PIM
When we last left off on the countdown, we discussed McNeely's teammate Tomas Marcinko. Both are in a similar position with the Sound Tigers, as they have a quickly growing prospect pool of forwards coming up behind them. This was McNeely's first full season in Bridgeport, and ended up sitting out the first two of Bridgeport's post-season games in favor of youngsters on ATOs. Leading up to that point, he had only 21 points on the year after an impressive jump to the AHL last season. In 2010-11, McNeely notched 11 points in 10 games at the tail end of the year after jumping from Northeastern University. But at 25 years old, there isn't a very high ceiling on McNeely. The Islanders should retain him this year, but only as a second or third line contributor in Bridgeport.
29. Marc Cantin, D, 2nd Year of ELC
22 years old, Reading (ECHL), Providence/Bridgeport (AHL)
2011-12 stats: 21G, 0-0-0, -9, 26PIM
Cantin was the other half of the Brian Rolston/Mike Mottau trade from Boston. The Islanders received Yannik Reindeau (#34 on the countdown) and Cantin at the deadline, getting something for nothing. Cantin is certainly the better of the two players and is the kind of physical defenseman that the organization sorely needs. The problem is that there's not a ton of upside.
Cantin went undrafted and played as an over-age 21 year old in the OHL last season until signed by the Bruins. This year, the B's demoted Cantin to their ECHL affiliate in Reading after 19 games in the AHL. However, the Bruins are very deep at defense in their prospect pool with Dougie Hamilton (9th overall, 2011) leading the way. Cantin is still under his ELC, so he'll be in Bridgeport next year and presumably will help fill in with some physical defensive depth. Given that a few young defenders will be given the chance to make the team out of camp, that depth isn't a bad thing.
28. Mitchell Theoret, LW, 2011 7th Round Pick
18 years old, Niagara (OHL)
2011-12 stats: 62G, 12-9-21, 7, 39PIM
A teammate of Ryan Strome in the OHL, Theoret was also selected by the Islanders in the 2011 draft. He's a feisty winger who plays with an edge, and saw regular playing time with the IceDogs as they made a run to the Memorial Cup finals. As his junior team graduates a few forwards who will age out of the league and maybe lose more to the NHL in the next year, Theoret should see some extra playing time. He's still quite a lot shot but he's not out of the race yet.
27. Mike Halmo, LW, 1st Year of ELC
21 years old, Owen Sound (OHL)/Bridgeport (AHL)
2011-12 stats (OHL): 66G, 40-45-85, 24, 162 PIM
Speaking of players aging out of the OHL, the Islanders signed one a few months back in Owen Sound's Mike Halmo. As you can see by the stats Halmo is a bruiser but can put the puck in the net as well. He's a potential replacement (read: younger) for the KHL bound Trevor Gillies. He put up a ton of points last year in the OHL but, of course, that comes with the asterisk of being over-age. One last note, you may remember Halmo from such films as; Nail Yakupov Gets Destroyed and Lighting Up a Player Away From the Puck. So yes, he's got an edgy, highly suspendable side.
26. Tony Romano, RW, RFA
24 years old, Bridgeport (AHL)
2011-12 stats: 60G, 12-22-34, 3, 29PIM
Romano is the third of the three restricted free agent Sound Tiger forwards the Islanders will have to make a decision on and also is the most talented. He's still an NHL long shot but showed improvement in his second full season in Bridgeport. He got bumped down to the ECHL for about a week and returned with a serious fire, scoring 17 points in a 15 game span in February and March. He's a small, quick forward (think sort of like Justin DiBenedetto) that can put the puck in the net. He finished fifth on the Sound Tigers in points, and could be a good contributor next season if he continues to find the motivation.
25. Ty Wishart, D, RFA
24 years old, Bridgeport (AHL)
2011-12 stats: 71G, 5-14-19, -2, 32PIM
One of the most disappointing prospects on these rankings is Ty Wishart, whose stock took a huge hit this past season. He's fallen out of favor with the organization, as he was the fourth defensive call up this past season behind Dylan Reese, Calvin de Haan and Aaron Ness. Wishart is a former first round pick from 2006 but since then, two organizations have passed him along and now a third is seeing him fall down the defensive depth chart. After getting a long, 20-game look on the Island in 2010-11, Wishart played only one game in the NHL this year and is looking like he won't be coming back up any time soon.
24. Robbie Russo, D, 2011 4th Round Pick
Sophomore, Notre Dame
2011-12 stats: 40, 4-11-15, 14
He's still got a few more years to develop before we'll have any kind of a verdict, but the 19-year old Russo was solid at Notre Dame in his freshman season. Russo is a small (5-11), speedy defender with offensive upside (have you heard this story before?) and he's also got the pedigree of playing in the US National Team Developmental Program. He's still going to need at least another two years before we'll really get an idea of where he is in his development, so for now he's a prospect of the wait-and-see variety.
23. Kirill Petrov, RW, 2008 3rd Round Pick
22 years old, Kazan Ak-Bars (KHL)
2011-12 stats: 52G, 16-13-29, -3, 8PIM
Petrov falls way down on this Islanders' list due to the fact that it will be a long time, if ever, we see him in an Islanders' uniform. The 22-year old re-signed with his team in KHL for two years, keeping him off of Long Island that much longer and leaving us to wonder if he will ever want to make the jump to the NHL. He's still a 6-3, 200lb power forward with first-round talent but is not going to be helping the team any time soon.
22. Mikko Koskinen, G, RFA
23 years old, KalPa (Finland)
2011-12 stats: 25G, 13-5-4, 2.34, .915
One of the solid players who may simply not get a shot is Mikko Koskinen, who spent the season playing in Finland after the creases in Bridgeport and Long Island were full. With two young studs in the system ahead of him (Kevin Poulin and Anders Nilsson), Rick DiPietro and Evgeni Nabokov, Koskinen is on the lowest rung as far as Islanders' goaltenders go. There should be room for him in Bridgeport this season if the Islanders carry three netminders on the Island again (or you take RDP out of the whole equation). He's a former 31st overall pick from 2009 and has upside but will likely get buried as the current talent pool for goalies stands.
21. Andrey Pedan, D, 2011 3rd Round Pick
18 years old, Guelph (OHL)
2011-12 stats: 63G, 10-30-40, -8, 152PIM
Another big (6-foot-4 kind of big), physical defender in the system is Andrey Pedan who could be a solid two-way, lower pair defender. He's big but has mobility and has a big shot, too. His issue is getting the physicality under control. His PIM's jumped by more than 60 minutes since last season and got penalized at the rate of more than one minor penalty per game (the OHL doesn't include misconducts in its statistics, so those 152 are all minors). The penalties are a huge liability, but he's a promising player if he can figure out how to play a cleaner physical style.


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While on assignment at the UN to cover the deliberations on the treaty held from March 18-28, this reporter was informed by members of the U.S. delegation that the United States was prepared to vote in favor of adopting the international gun control regulations, but the opportunity was denied them when Iran, Syria, and North Korea joined in opposing passage of the treaty at the conference.
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Carbon High volleyball coach Bob Potts has constantly told his team during practices and games to finish strong. After a slow start to the 2011 season, the Lady Dinos seem to be doing just that.
The Lady Dinos have begun to string together wins heading into the final stretch of the season. After losing their first five games, the Lady Dinos have won 4 of their last 6 games. That current streak includes their most recent game, a three set sweep of region opponent Juab (25-23, 25-22, 25-18) last Thursday.
Down by four in the second set, Carbon began to make a comeback as senior outside hitter Sadey Daugherty served an ace and senior middle hitter Amanda Freestone scored a kill that tied the game at 16-16. Carbon took the lead and never relinquished it as senior outside hitter Darian Latimer added another ace to extend the lead to 23-20. Two service errors by Juab players gave the second set to Carbon, 25-22.
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Green living for dummies : pocket edition / Yvonne
Jeffery, Liz Barclay, Michael Grosvenor. -- Hoboken, N.J. :
Wiley Pub., Inc., 2009
Green living : the E magazine handbook for living lightly on
the earth / by the editors of E/the environmental
magazine. -- New York, N.Y. : Plume, c2005
Living green : a practical guide to simple sustainability
/ Greg Horn. -- Topanga, CA : Freedom Press, c2006
The official Earth Day guide to planet repair / Denis
Hayes. -- Washington, D.C. : Island Press, c2000
The Green GuideThis
site features product reviews (for items such as shoes,
appliances, bedding, cosmetics, household cleaning supplies,
personal care items, and pest control techniques), lists of
ingredients to avoid, articles (such as on what happens to
donated clothes), videos, blogs, and more. Also includes
information about the associated print publication. From
National Geographic.
Green Living
List of web resources for green living, compiled by the Enoch
Pratt Free Library in Baltimore.
Consumer guide to home energy savings / by Alex
Wilson, Jennifer Thorne, and John Morrill. -- 8th ed.
-- Washington, D.C. : American Council for an
Energy-Efficient Economy ;, c2003
Green from the ground up : a builder's guide :
sustainable, healthy, and energy-efficient home
construction / David Johnston & Scott Gibson.
-- Newtown, CT : Taunton Press, c2008
Savers Homepage
Topics include appliances and electronics, remodeling,
electricity (and solar and wind turbine systems),
heating, lighting, alternative fuel and hybrid electric
vehicles, and more. From the U.S.
Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and
Renewable Energy (EERE).
Building inside nature's envelope : how new construction
and land preservation can work together / Andy
Wasowski, with Sally Wasowski ; forword by Darrel G. Morrison
; photography by Andy Wasowski. -- Oxford, UK ; New York :
Oxford University Press, 2000
Designing outdoor environments for children : landscaping
schoolyards, gardens, and playgrounds / Lolly Tai ...
[et al.]. -- New York : McGraw-Hill, c2006
Green building & remodeling for dummies : pocket edition
= Green building and remodeling for dummies / by Eric Corey
Freed. -- Hoboken, N.J. : Wiley, c2009
Green building products : the GreenSpec guide to residential
building materials = GreenSpecª guide to residential
building materials / Alex Wilson and Mark Piepkorn, editors.
-- 3rd ed. -- Brattleboro, VT : BuildingGreen ;, c2008
Green from the ground up : a builder's guide : sustainable,
healthy, and energy-efficient home construction /
David Johnston & Scott Gibson. -- Newtown, CT : Taunton
Press, c2008
Natural remodeling for the not-so-green house : bringing your
home into harmony with nature / Carol Venolia & Kelly
Lerner. -- 1st ed. -- New York : Lark Books, c2006
Sustainable landscape construction : a guide to green building
outdoors / by J. William Thompson & Kim Sorvig ; with
drawings by Craig D. Farnsworth. -- Washington, D.C. :
Island Press, c2000
Green Design/Sustainable Architecture: Resources
Extensive bibliography on sustainable design of buildings, with listings for dictionaries and encyclopedias, handbooks, histories, journals, and resources for codes and specifications, design, building materials, construction methods, environmental health, energy, case studies, and more. Includes links to additional research guides on solar design, daylighting (natural lighting), and other design topics. From the Environmental Design Library, University of
California, Berkeley.
Green Builders Guide
List of web resources compiled by DallasHomeBuilders.org
Information about environmentally friendly, sustainable architecture and natural building, using renewable energy, local and recycled materials, and incorporating principles of conservation. Includes resource links and book and video recommendations.
Building Green: From Principle to Practice
This presentation focuses on the benefits of sustainable construction for businesses. It includes basic steps in planning for green building, supplemented by case studies. Also includes a page explaining LEED certification for green buildings, and links to additional websites about sustainable building. From the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC).
American plants for American gardens / Edith A.
Roberts and Elsa Rehmann ; foreword by Darrel G. Morrison.
-- Athens : University of Georgia Press, 1996
Bringing nature home : how native plants sustain wildlife in
our gardens / Douglas W. Tallamy. -- Portland, Or.
: Timber Press, 2007
Ecoscaping back to the future-- restoring Chesapeake
landscapes : native plant, rain gardens, and xeriscapes,
examples from the Chesapeake Ecology Center / by
Zora Lathan and Thistle A. Cone. -- [Maryland?] :
Chesapeake Ecology Center, c2005
Field and forest : a guide to native landscapes for
gardeners and naturalists / text and illustrations
by Jane Scott. -- New York : Walker, 1992
The Maryland master gardener handbook / University
of Maryland, Maryland Cooperative Extension. -- 4th ed.
-- Ellicott City, MD : Home and Garden Information Center,
Maryland Cooperative Extension, University of Maryland, 1998
Native plants for wildlife habitat / compilled by
Rich Mason and Jason Hitchcock. -- Annapolis, MD : U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, Chesapeake Bay Field Office :
Irvine Natural Science Center : Adkins Arboretum, 1997
Native plants for wildlife habitat and conservation
landscaping: Chesapeake Bay Watershed. --
Annapolis, MD : U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Chesapeake
Bay Field Office, 2003
available online
The natural garden book : a holistic approach to gardening
/ Peter Harper with Chris Madsen and Jeremy Light ; foreword
by John Jeavons. -- New York : Simon & Schuster, c1994
Water-conserving gardens and landscapes : water-saving
ideas, plant selection list, home drip irrigation guide,
easy-care landscapes, all-region zone maps / by John
M. O'Keefe. -- Pownal, Ver.: : Storey Communications,
The wildlife sanctuary garden / Carol Buchanan. --
Berkeley, Calif. : Ten Speed Press, c1999
Maryland Native
Plant Society
Crafty ideas from nature / Myrna Daitz & Shirley
Williams ; pictures by Gillian Chapman. -- New York :
Exley Giftbooks, c1989
Teaching kids to love the earth / Marina Lachecki
Herman ... [et al.] ; illustrations by Carolyn Olson. --
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A tragedy strikes Colorado, but the finger-pointing continues
A tragedy strikes Colorado, but the finger-pointing continues
Some people are saying that there should be limits on gun ownership. There should be licenses, insurance, registrations, exams and inspections, just like owning/driving a car. Because cars are dangerous, and need proper regulation, since driving one is considered a privilege, rather than a right.
Okay? No problem. Since those people seem to be confusing rights with privileges, let's put it in terms they'll be able to understand, to illustrate the difference between a right and a privilege.
Gays and lesbians have been shown to have dangerous venereal diseases more often than straight people, so they constitute a danger to society. Therefore, LGBT people should be required to have a license that allows them to be lesbian, gay, bi-sexual or transgender. They should purchase insurance in case someone contracts a disease that people of their nature have been known to harbor. They should also be required to perform the various sexual actions of their declared orientation in front of a certified government inspector, in order to ensure their competence in performing those actions. Because unsafe sex is dangerous, and needs proper regulation, since having sex is a privilege, rather than a right.
Oops! Wait a minute...ohhhhh, that's RIGHT! Having sex is a RIGHT! We can make love to whomever we like, so long as we don't violate the law. And if we DO violate the law, then we can face punishment!
Well, that was easy? I bet you were all terrified that I was actually calling for the registration and licensing of LGBT people!
I'm not? But that's what you're asking of gun owners, and anyone who might want to own one, for whatever reason. You've confused a privilege with a right.
Privileges can be revoked for any reason at all, but rights can never be taken away unless you consciously choose to relinquish them, either by inaction, or illegal action.
And regardless of HOW you lost that right, you can never get it back once it's gone.
I understand that the right to bear arms was in the constitution, and I think that's what you're trying to point out with your analogy, I simply don't think that the right to bear arms means everyone gets unregulated access to assault rifles.
Also, your analogy has massive holes in it. . It's less a matter of rights and privileges as it is a balance of liberties. Look at it this way: I have a right to live a safe in healthy life if I so choose. You also have a right to bear arms, and have consensual gay sex with a willing adult, if you choose. Here is the difference: If two gay people have sex, I'm not at risk of getting a disease. Give an unstable individual an assault rifle, I am at risk of getting shot. Unrestricted access to any type of gun affects me- and statistics back that up. Your sex life does not.
You can't have a rational discussion with a crazy person. People who support the unrestricted sale of assault weapons to whoever wants one are crazy. The cartoon makes a very valid point. Remember....the man with the gun will kill!!!
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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Maine Red Claws are jumpstarting a new fundraiser for the Center for Grieving Children.
The center works with bereaved kids or families. They start new programs all the time and just opened a new facility in Sanford, so finding funding for the non-profit can be difficult.
They've teamed up with the Maine Red Claws to start a program called Hoops For Hope. Basketball fans and businesses will be able to pledge money for every free throw the team makes at home this season. In turn, with help from sponsor, General Dynamic Bath Iron Works, the team will donate $20 for every free throw they sink. The goal is to raise about $12,500.
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On behalf of the faculty, staff, and students we want to welcome you to the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. We are happy that you will be joining us and hope that your experience is productive, rewarding, and enjoyable. We have assembled some information to aid you in your transition into our classroom/studio environment.
These documents address many of the frequently asked questions posed by students. Should you find that there are items that are not addressed, please let us know so that we can help you get the answer to your question as well as include that information in future iterations of this document. Feel free to contact us to discuss your concerns.
For advising, students in the Real Estate Development program should contact the program director:
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The MRED degree prepares students for a multiplicity of careers in real estate from financial analyst, to owners rep on construction sites, to commercial brokerage, to development associate, to careers in planning, both government and private, historic preservation, design, for those wishing to bring to the table an understanding and appreciation for commercial development to those areas, whether in the public or private arena.
Career Services is too narrow a title to actually capture the career opportunities and perspectives that a student obtains while in the Real Estate Development (RDEV) program. All courses are taught by industry professionals with guest lecture contacts and site visits enlarging the number of real estate professionals a student meets and engages with during their time in the program. One of the key attractions for many prospective students who choose to study at Maryland is that the connections to the industry are extensive, and the circle widens every year, with the addition of over 200 alumni around the country and the world.
Career advising, thus, happens at the student's initiative, and often means engaging directly with faculty, faculty referrals and guest lectures.
There is also an annual jobs fair conducted at the school and several real estate companies participate in that.
Finally, students may always request an informal assessment of their resume in preparation for any internship or job posted by the MRED listserv from Program Director Margaret McFarland (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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There are a multitude of scholarship opportunities for students, although often for those already enrolled in a graduate program. It does pay to check their web sites for scholarship application deadlines and criteria, however, frequently. Some associations send out announcements to the Program, and those announcements are sent out to all enrolled students when received. You can check the International Council of Shopping Centers, Commercial Real Estate Women, Association of African American Real Estate Professionals, the Urban Land Institute, and the National Association of Home Builders, or many other associations that focus on construction, property management, investment trusts, senior housing, affordable housing and so on. Many of the web sites are listed at the Colvin Institute's web site.
MRED Scholarships
The Program has limited funds for partial scholarships for some incoming students. Typically these scholarships cover 10 – 30% of the MRED tuition and are paid directly to a student's account upon completion of a course with a B or better grade.
Federal Financial Aid
Students who are enrolled in the Master's or Certificate program in real estate development qualify for financial aid through the University's financial aid offices. This financial aid is nearly invariably in the form of loans.
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The Colvin Institute employees (on an hourly basis), several students each term who assist with classroom set up, event planning and production, graphics for marketing materials, the program and Colvin web sites, the monthly newsletter, and other administrative duties. More exciting part of this work, is representing the Institute at various local and national real estate trade shows and conferences. Applicants must commit to a minimum of 2 years and preferably put in 15–20 hours a week.


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