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Funeral services for 78-year old Mrs. Jean B. Bronson of West Stockholm will be held Monday, October 22, 2012 at the Seymour Funeral Home in Potsdam at 11:00 AM with Rev. James Barnes officiating. Burial will be in the Riverside Cemetery in Norwood, NY. Friends may call at Seymour Funeral Home, in Potsdam on Saturday evening 7:00 to 9:00 PM and Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Mrs. Bronson died at Canton-Potsdam Hospital on October 17, 2012.
She is survived by her husband, Loren L. Bub Bronson of West Stockholm, a daughter Tammy Bronson, a son and daughter-in-law Greg and Kelly Bronson, step-daughters Kristin, and McKayla Gunderson, a granddaughter Samantha Bronson, a grandson and his wife L. Tristan and Beth Bronson, and a great-granddaughter Claire Grace Bronson.
Jean is survived by one brother and his wife, Garnet and Ann Winters, a sister Lillian McLeod, widow of the late Bruce McLeod, and a sister Ruby Skinner, widow of Walter Skinner, all of whom live in Canada. Several nieces, nephews, and cousins throughout Canada and the United States also survive Jean.
Deceased siblings and their respective spouses include a brother and sister-in-law Harold and Dora Winters, a brother and sister-in-law Maurice and Kay Winters, a sister Dorothy and Dorothys spouse John Dunbar, a sister Joan and her husband David Bronson.
Jean was born in Cornwall, Ontario Canada on October 10, 1934 the daughter of Heber E. and E. Ada (Ross) Winters. After completing high school she married Loren L. Bub Bronson on December 17, 1955 at the West Stockholm United Methodist Church.
If friends desire, memorial contributions may be made in her memory to Hospice and Palliative Care, 6805 US Route 11, Potsdam, NY 13676, or to the American Lung Association, 1301 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20004.
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MORRISVILLE, N.Y. -- Tyler Thomas and Pat Wolfe each scored three goals to lead the University of New England to an 11-7 victory over Morrisville State College in a non-conference men's lacrosse match played in the snow Tuesday (March 19) afternoon at Drake Field.
With their second consecutive win, the Nor'easters improve to 4-2, while the Mustangs are winless in four starts.
Thomas' three goals moves his career total to 120, just four behind program-leader Sean Melnick's '02 total of 124. Thomas also added a pair of assists and four caused turnovers.
Dan O'Gorman pitched in with a goal and four assists for the Nor'easters. He also contributed nine ground balls and was 5-for-9 on faceoffs. Geoff Bruno, Mike Allan, Nick Gross and Shamus Higginbottom scored one goal apiece.
For Morrisville State, Jeremy Beresovoy and David Middlemore each tallied a pair of markers. Mike Kellogg played a strong game with six ground balls and six caused turnovers.
UNE never trailed in the match. With the scored tied at 3 after a fast and furious opening five minutes, the Nor'easters scored the last two goals of the period and the first of the second frame to open up a 6-3 lead. The Mustangs notched a score inside the last minute to pull within two (6-4) at the half.
Wolfe scored back-to-back goals coming out of halftime to put UNE up 8-4 before the hosts tallied three of the next four to get back within two (9-7). Bruno scored with 10:50 remaining, then Thomas completed his hat-trick in the final minute.
Jay Letendre turned aside 16 shots for the Nor'easters, who led in shots (42-30), ground balls (51-43) and draws (12-10).
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When we think of disasters as they affect Florida, we normally think of weather or climate-related events. But as we go to press for our Disaster Preparedness issue, Florida beaches are preparing for an unexpected turn. While Floridians are used to dealing with weather and climate events, the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is something new.
One of the most difficult aspects in dealing with the oil spill is the feeling of helplessness. In the event of a hurricane, there are checklists and preparation guides that help us prepare and minimize damage. But with the black tar beginning to wash up on our shores, nobody seems to know how to prepare. Nobody knows what will happen or how long the effects will be felt. It is a frustrating feeling.
Usually, people flock to Florida in the summer months for the beaches, but this year is different, especially in North Florida. Things are changing quickly and by the time you read this, Central coastal Florida might even be affected by this disaster. Add to all this bad news the troubled economy and that experts are predicting this to be a busier than normal year for hurricanes, and we can quickly surmise, there will certainly be challenges facing Florida in 2010.
The good news is this: Florida and Floridians persevere. Florida has proved its resiliency many times over. Through the years, the State has overcome hurricanes, flooding, fires, drought, and even freezes, and Florida will overcome once again. The sun will return, the beaches will recover, and the people of Florida will rise to the challenge of working together to make this the best place to live in America.
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010The eyes of the sports world are South Africa and the World Cup this month. Spencer Sutton was a member of the first Lipscomb soccer team in 1994. He is a fitting selection since he not only is a former soccer player, but his non-profit company Neverthirst, which he founded and serves as executive director, provides clean water for India, the Central African Republic and Sudan. He spent a few minutes with Lipscombsports.com to talk about his memories of Lipscomb and his life since his days in school.
What sport(s) did you play at Lipscomb? What years? Who were your coaches?
"I played Men's Soccer on Lipscomb's first team in1994. My coach was Joel Butts"
What is your fondest athletic memory at Lipscomb?
"I believe my fondest athletic memory was my first goal for Lipscomb at home verses Lee University."
Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
"Mark Campbell and John Pierce were two of my best friends at Lipscomb and to see their drive and their hard work pay off for the basketball team made me believe if we worked hard and focused on the fundamentals we could feel good about our season no matter how many games we won or lost. Those guys were, and still are, great friends and I'm still encouraged by them today."
What is your fondest non-athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
"Two things: I met my wife at Lipscomb (Allyson Grant) and we had a year of dating on campus before she graduated two years before me and then my time with our social club Delta Tau. I developed some great friendships during those years that are still strong."
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
"Relationships. I believe they outlast education and have the potential to change lives."
Who was your favorite professor? Why?
"I had several great professors but two that definitely stand out are Wayne Garrett and Val Prill. Wayne for his love for English Lit as well as his concern and involvement in our lives outside of the classroom - he really cares about his students. Mrs. Prill was an incredible French teacher and through my time with her I learned the meaning of grace and mercy!! I was not the best French student!"
Where do you live now?
"We live in Birmingham, Ala."
Who is your employer? What is your occupation? What does your position entail?
"I founded and serve as the Executive Director for a faith based non-profit called Neverthirst. We provide clean water to the poor through their local church (www.neverthirstwater.org). We currently work in India, Sudan and Central African Republic.
"When I'm not traveling with donors and photographers into these countries to document our work, I am speaking at churches, schools and businesses about the billion people living without access to clean water."
Tell us about your family.
"Allyson and I got married shortly after I graduated (April 6, 1996) and moved to Birmingham where I grew up. We had our first child (Grant) in February 2002 and then our girl (Mary Ryan) was born in April of 2005. We are very involved with our local church, The Church at Brook Hills, where we taught young marrieds for six years. Allyson drives a school bus to provide us with health insurance and I work full-time with Neverthirst."


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WALLA WALLA -- Dating and relationship guru Pepper Schwartz will speak Thursday evening at Whitman College.
Her presentation, "Sex, Dating and Public Sociology," will be a map of sorts, detailing how Schwartz has pursued an unusual career path that began nearly four decades ago.
It was a time his-and-her relationships, as seen in the context of sociology was at the bottom of the food chain, she said from her Seattle office.
Then, sociology as it applied to politics was the golden child for this field, she added. "The study of intimate relationship was low prestige."
Schwartz is a professor at University of Washington and is considered one of the country's leading relationship experts. She helped found the dating website, Perfectmatch.com, has written numerous books and contributes to several national publications.
Her presentation at 7 p.m. in Maxey Auditorium is part of Whitman's yearlong series dealing with public sociology -- including community organizing, conducting research and creating a need-based service. Schwartz has what associate professor Michelle Janning considers a "stellar" record of getting her professional expertise into the mainstream, the department chair said.
"And because she has created a relationship-matching service in PerfectMatch.com, we wanted her to come and speak about her public role as a sociologist," Janning added.
Schwartz, who holds a handful of awards and titles that include a doctorate, developed the "Personality Profiler," which is similar to personality tests performed in a clinical setting. Her screening tool, however, is exclusively for committed adults seeking long-term relationships.
It's one way her work has helped clear a way to move sociology from beyond college campuses and medicine out into the real world, Schwartz clarified.
While her choice of study was more or less unprecedented when she began, it was the right time in history, she feels. "It was the '70s, we were in a gentler period of time. On one hand we were furious at men, but on the other hand you felt you could do anything. Women were getting all kinds of jobs ... we weren't filled with the sort of reasonable worry as they are today," Schwartz noted.
"We were pretty cocky."
She might not make the same decisions today, the professor conceded, but that doesn't keep her from cheerleading for what she terms the hard choice to follow a dream.
Reality does have to intervene at times. "Obviously, if you're 50, you're not going to be a ballerina, but I don't think it's unrealistic to create an area of interest. I'll be talking about how sociology translates into these areas," Schwartz said.
"Part of that is being inspired by what you love, then find a way to do what you love."
For more information about Schwartz's Whitman College presentation call 527-5026.
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The City of Surrey has moved the sixth Regional Economic Summit to next spring because it hasn't yet found speakers.
Usually held in the fall, this year's summit is now set for February or March, said summit chair Coun. Linda Hepner.
"We had originally been looking at Hillary Clinton, but she's not doing government speaking roles for probably her own political (reasons)," Hepner said Tuesday.
When that didn't work out, organizers went back to the drawing board. The city is working on several other potential speakers, but isn't ready to say publicly who they might be, Hepner said.
"We're trying to put together a pretty aggressive program and it's going to be really exciting. I'm just not at liberty to say who that might be now."
Hepner said it's a challenge to top previous summits after hosting many world leaders. Past summit speakers have included former U.S. presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, Sir Richard Branson and former British prime minister Tony Blair.
"It's tough to keep raising the bar because we've set the bar so high," Hepner said. She also said they need to find someone sponsors would be interested in, "because we don't use taxpayer money for it."
In 2012, Surrey apparently spent roughly $420,000 for Branson's appearance. The city's 2012 Statement of Financial Information report revealed Surrey paid the London Speakers Bureau $419,767.13 for the rebel billionaire to speak for one hour.


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I haven't created a topic for a while, but I have wanted to tackle this argument for such a long time. I do not really understand why many people on this forum are so hostile to religion; perhaps their emotions prevent them from being objective?
Does Religion brainwash people? I used to say 'Of course not!' but the difinition of brain washing is this: "forcible indoctrination into a new set of attitudes and beliefs" and I would say that religion does brainwash its believers, to a degree. We first have to ask the question 'is brain washing such a bad thing?'
Education brainwashes us to accept and believe things also, let me give you an example:
Teacher: In the Pacific we have a country called Japan, Tokyo, the capital city has over 20 million people.
Student: How do you know Japan exists?
Teacher: I have read about it and seen pictures
Student: So you have not seen Japan before?
Teacher: No.
Student: And you do not know anyone who has seen or been to Japan?
Teacher: No.
Student: Then why should we believe you?
(Now the student has dared to question the teacher's authority and the teacher will be quick to tell him that he is wrong and the teacher is always right).
Why does a student believe x? Because his teacher tells him so; not because he has any tangible evidence.
(You may argue that we have evidence for Japan's existence, but I am talking about a child who does not always understand the difference between empirical and metaphysical evidence).
So religion brainwashes kids, just like education does.
This sought of brainwashing can be challenged. For example, most of you come from a religious background, and if you were successfully brainwashed you would not of left your religion.
However, what does brainwash people is society; it brainwashes you to eat with a fork, instead of chopsticks. To think to be beautiful you have to whiter, instead of darker (which is ugly). It brainwashes you with saying 'thank you' after someone gives you a gift.
Dare I say, if my parents brainwashed me, it was definitely my manners and the way I spoke. Most children do not challenge the idea of a God, so parents do not invest a lot of time in telling them that God is real; God is real and that is an accepted fact. But manners are a tricky thing and may take a few wooden spoons to get the idea that saying 'please' is good idea.
I was never in trouble for my beliefs in God; I accepted what my parents thought!
I would like to show a list of my beliefs which I believed from 5-10 years of age:
1. 6 day creation was a fact
2. Homosexuals are going to 'hell' (Being a SDA we do not believe in a typical type of hell)
3. Non-Sabbath keepers are going to hell
4. SDA's had the full truth
5. The Catholic church is evil
6. I was going to be a prohpet (Yes, that is what I actually wanted to be, of course I kept that to myself, mostly)
7. That a devil existed (Now I am not too sure)
8. That it was a sin to do anything on the Sabbath, and one had to wear a suit
9. That it was a sin to eat pork
10. The Bible should be read literally
11. The Adventist's interpretation of Revelation and Daniel is correct
12. It is a sin to drink
All 12 beliefs I had, I no longer have anymore, most of these were central pillars in my belief system, and yet today I do not believe in them.
So yes religion does brainwash people, but just like education, and does not successfully brainwash people and certain ideas and beliefs can be readily challenged.
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This place is starting to look overrun by religious roaches.
Such as? What is the point of dehumanizing religious people (e.g., "roaches")? Would you be okay if religious Jews in particular were referred to as roaches?
I am an atheist, because I see no reason to believe in God. The evidence is utterly lacking. Of course, I suppose it is possible that there is a God. Then again, it is quite possible that unicorns exist but we simply have yet to find the critters!
One of the most potentially effective methods for draining the swamp of fundamentalism would be to take humane, democratic, and even voluntary steps to raise the average IQ of the pertinent population group. Those of you who say that denial of the fact of evolution is negatively correlated with IQ are correct. This is why blacks, for example, are more likely to be creationists and fundamentalists than are whites.
Those of you who say that denial of the fact of evolution is negatively correlated with IQ are correct. This is why blacks, for example, are more likely to be creationists and fundamentalists than are whites.
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Brainwashing is a loaded word, just like propaganda and semitism.
Propaganda, originally, meant to propagate information. It had no negative connotation. The negative connotation that propaganda is propagating lies is new to the 20th century when Stalin and Hitler used conventional media and educational tools to propagate lies.
Same with semitism. We Westerners are all semites, all Muslims are semites. But Hitler started using semites to describe Jews only (because he was a moron) and so now we're stuck with this stupid notion that anything anti-Israel is anti-semitism, which is essentially ridiculous. Why would we want to use Hitler's definition instead of the scientific definition???
The same issues of perspective can be said of brainwashing. Brainwashing uses FEAR to inculcate a certain thought pattern. Education should not be about inculcating any certain thought pattern. The very essence of the word university was meant to express that having a university education should expand the mind not limit it to the vision of any one person or group, which is what brainwashing does.
Mind you, there are certainly some schools who could be accused of brainwashing, and their incidence may way be on the increase in the USA under the form of charter schools with do aim to enlighten students but to train them.
Schools should not be about training, they should be about learning, critical learning.


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Whats new is reports of international soccer stars including Lionel Messi video chatting on on chatroulette type sites. Other stars include David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo and Jorge Campos. "I couldn believe it was him" — said Mark Rimple from Manchester, UK on his personal encounter with Lionel Messi. "Messi is my hero, and I was able to meet him though the site!" — added Rimple.
Soccer stars such as Xavi and Neymar are known for their impromptu appearances on singles chatlines, but as technology advances, they are now relying on video to reach out to their fans in a secure yet personal way.
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The petition drive is an 11th-hour effort to derail a 3-2 City Council vote on Oct. 19 that agreed with the two-year study by the Library Steering Committee to locate the new facility in the park. Over the last two years, committee members attended more than 100 public meetings, which should have been enough to cover the concerns of anyone who was interested in how the new library would benefit the town and its residents.
Yet instead of welcoming what could be a tremendous asset to the town, a contingent of nay-sayers are doing everything they can to force a vote on the issue before the Library Committee and its supporters have a chance to explain once again why the site was selected and what impact it will have on the park.
We suspect that former council member Didi Fisher and her supporters, including council members Elizabeth Lewis and Jerry Carlson, who serve with her on the Town Center Task Force committee, were surprised by the council's approval of the park site, which would take up to $8 million away from a town center project that could include the library.
In order to move forward on a referendum, Ms. Fisher must obtain signatures from 15 percent of the town's 4,850 registered voters, or 728 residents. Before residents decide whether or not to sign this document, we urge them to keep in mind that doing so might help to start a process that could lead to a town expenditure of up to $41,000 for the special election sought by Ms. Fisher, who does not want to wait until the next scheduled election in June, which would lower the town's cost to $15,000. With a 50 percent turnout, a special election would cost about $17 per voter, while a June election would cost $6 each.
A few months ago, Ms. Fisher's group conducted an online poll that found a majority of respondents opposed to building a new library in the park. But the poll could have been manipulated to obtain those results. If the council would agree, the best course would be for the town to conduct its own survey using a professional firm whose work can be trusted. If the council chooses this option, members will need to approve the survey questions, which can mislead respondents if not worded clearly.
But whether a poll is conducted or not, holding off on the petition drive would give the city time to complete the environmental review process and public outreach, including the planned door-to-door visits to every household in town. The Library Committee wants to make sure that all residents get a full explanation of how they decided to locate the library in the park. In our view, it makes no sense to try to short-circuit this process with a divisive referendum.
By moving the library to the park, the way would be clear for Atherton to design and build a new town center complex to house the police station and other departments in and around the site of the current town hall.
Given Atherton's current fiscal crisis, the town will not be able to underwrite the expense of building a new town center anytime soon, if ever. It will be up to private donors, and it could take years to raise the $20 million or more that will be needed. A new library should not be held hostage by this effort. Instead, the library should move to the park, leaving its current site to be part of a new town center.


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With suburbs sprawling around Stuart for miles and miles, it's hard to believe the town's first residential area was one — that's right, just one — block away from its commercial center.
"Seminole Street was the first residential section of Stuart," said Alice L. Luckhardt, a local historical researcher and writer. "The businesses were on Osceola and Flagler (avenues); and the residences were one block to the north, along the river on Seminole Street. Of course there were houses spread out around the area, but they were considered to be out in the boondocks."
Residences on Seminole Street will be the focus of the 24th annual Historic Home and Building Tour sponsored Feb. 9 by Stuart Heritage Inc., a group dedicated to preserving the heritage, artifacts and history of Stuart and its surrounding communities.
Luckhardt, who is co-chairwoman of the event with fellow historian Sandra Thurlow, said the tour — like those early houses in the boondocks — used to be spread throughout the county.
"We might have some houses in downtown Stuart, a couple more in other parts of town and another one or two in Jensen Beach," Luckhardt said. "People had to drive all over the place, and they didn't care for it. Last year we focused on the area of Stuart that used to be known as Potsdam, and people said they liked the fact that the houses were in one place."
Because it's so compact, the upcoming tour is very walkable.
"I've walked it myself," Luckhardt said, "but if you want a little help, the city of Stuart's tram will be driving the route and to nearby parking lots. And because the tour is in downtown, you can see four or five houses in the morning, have lunch at one of the local restaurants and then take in the rest of them. Make a whole day of it."
Some buildings have "gone through a metamorphosis," Luckhardt said, while others have remained virtually unchanged.
Luckhardt is particularly fond of the old St. Lucie Hotel Annex, now the Summers Shores Building at 49 S.W. Seminole St., which was built in the 1910s at the end of St. Lucie Avenue (now the site of the Riverwalk stage) but moved one lot east in the 1920s to make room for the city dock on the St. Lucie River.
"That building has been used for so many things," Luckhardt said. "When it was still part of the St. Lucie Hotel, it was the site of many parties and social gatherings. Later it was a small hotel, then a home for senior citizens. Now it's home to offices and businesses."
No matter how much some buildings have changed, Luckhardt said, their original character is there to be seen.
"At the Riverview Apartments," she said, "you can still see the former Kimberly Apartments' full-sized beds that pull out of the walls — not folding down like Murphy beds but pulling out like drawers."
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The captain at the "Owl House" at 100 Colorado Ave., for example, will be Charles Porter Jr., whose parents, Charles and Ethel Porter, bought the house in 1908. The younger Porter grew up in the house, and his own family lived there until the 1970s.
"Talk about an expert," Luckhardt said.
Refreshments will be available at three sites:
The Stuart Heritage Museum at the former George W. Parks General Merchandise Store is always on the tour.
Cake and punch will be served at the Kimberly (Riverview) Apartments because it's the building's 100th birthday.
The old Seminole Cottage (now the 18 Seminole St. Bistro) will have samples of the restaurant's desserts.
"The owners of all the houses and businesses have been so cooperative," Luckhardt said, "willing to open them up and allow 500 or 600 people to walk through them. I think it shows that they're proud of what they've been able to preserve."
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Baysox starting pitcher Dylan Bundy pitched six innings and allowed one run on six hits while striking out seven and walking one in the win. It was the most strikeouts he has had in a Double-A start this season and the only run came on a solo homerun.
"I felt like that was one of my better starts here in Double-A," Bundy said. "I had a little better command and I was getting ahead in the counts a lot so that makes it easier to pitch when you are ahead in the count and you can do more with your pitches. The quality was pretty good. My fastball was as good as it has been but I was commanding it better so really that's the main thing."
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Thursday, May 23, 2013 (8:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.) Location: Vaquero G
Gardens as Conservation Partners at the Urban-Wild Interface
This session will inspire and guide the association and our institutions. We'll examine progress and help forge paths to continue developing effective ways to lead and participate in community conservation, demonstrate benefits and progress, and support stewardship conversations with our boards, managers, visitors, partners, and funders. This session initially presents an update of the 2003 APGA-wide survey conducted jointly by the Center for Plant Conservation and Canadian botanical Conservation network, "The role of botanic Gardens in Conservation, Management and interpretation of natural areas." The report will present current results and assess change in the last ten years. additionally, session speakers will provide case studies and resources for garden work (beyond just their own) in related topics: 1) Preserving natural areas and Connections Through urban areas; 2) Gardens as Conservation and restoration advisors and Partners in local Development and restoration Work; 3) Gardens as Stewards, holding and Managing Conservation Easements and natural areas; and 4) Gardens Creating native Seed Sources and Plant Materials Capacity Supporting local restoration Efforts.
Presenters: Kathryn Kennedy, Executive Director and President of Center for Plant Conservation; David Galbraith, Head of Science, Royal Botanic Gardens, Ontario; Joyce Maschinski, Conservation Ecologist, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden; Johnny Randall, Assistant Director for Natural Areas and Conservation Programs, North Carolina Botanical Garden; Roger Gettig, Director of Horticulture and Conservation, Holden Arboretum; Gregory Mueller.
Thursday, May 23, 2013 (10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.) Location: Vaquero G
Driving Sustainability Through Employee Engagement
The push to become sustainable has had an impact in almost every aspect of operating a garden. You can make great strides in greening your garden's operations without significant costs. Hear how other organizations have effectively utilized the creative energy of their employees to become leaders in green!
Recycling, waste reduction, energy efficiency, and water conservation are among the wide range of tactics gardens and other institutions are employing to reduce their environmental footprint and maximize efficiencies on the road to sustainability. The organizations that are most successful have coupled the leadership of management with the establishment of employee driven green teams who are actively engaged in the development, implementation, tracking, and rewarding of green practices. The panelists bring a diversity of experience from gardens of all sizes and will share case studies, green team best practices, and methods to cultivate cooperation and communication along with specific team and project ideas. The panel will illustrate how to successfully advance your sustainable operations, often in low cost ways, through highly engaged employees and employee driven green teams.
Presenters: Deborah Frank, Vice President of Sustainability, Missouri Botanical Garden; Sarah Hedean, Orchid Curator, Smithsonian Orchid Collection, Smithsonian
Gardens; Gwenn Stauffer, Executive Director, Ganna Walska Lotusland; Jack Woodland, Landscape Director, Botanical Gardens of Kohler.
Friday, May 24, 2013 (10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.) Location: Vaquero G
Growing Sustainability in Our Gardens: An index for North American Public Gardens
Whether you are commencing your sustainability journey, or are much further along the road, this session will introduce the tools and resources that are essential for success. Longwood Gardens, Five Winds, and APGA have been furthering an operational sustainability index and best practices workbook, specifically for public gardens. APGA's Green buildings and landscape Committee has closely followed and supported this work. Representatives of approximately twenty public gardens of varying size and geography will freely share their successes, challenges, and frustrations encountered during their three-month assessment of the sustainability index and highly-interactive workbook. They will also provide a
candid evaluation of the efficacy of these tools in advancing sustainability within their own garden, as well as to the broader application of sustainability for all public gardens. Further details on the formal launch of the index and the Workbook will also be unveiled during this session.
Presenters: Jim Fava, Senior Director, Strategy and Business Development, PE International, Inc.; Mark Winnicki, Director of Facilities Management, Longwood Gardens; Katherine Maroney, Associate, Strategy Consulting, PE International, Inc.; Casey Sclar, Executive Director, American Public Gardens Association.
Friday, May 24, 2013 (1:45 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.) Location: Vaquero G
Green it up: a Tale of Three Sustainability Programs
The issue of sustainability in the landscape has become increasingly more important to our facilities, our visitors, and our communities. To meet this growing need, three institutions developed missions, educational programs, and strategies and will share with the audience how the programs evolved, their
success rate, and any pitfalls that occurred along the way. Presenters will discuss the range of programs created to help people address those issues at home and in the landscape, from small outreach programs to large symposia. Even for programs that are more difficult to classify as "green" (think floral design), we've found that adding sustainability components have helped us diversify our offerings and make the programs feel more relevant. Join this session and learn about several different types of established programs and how successful they are, including money made (or lost!), the number of people who attended, and other evaluation measures that were employed. Presenters will discuss target audiences and why reaching the "millennials" is so important.
Presenters: Renata Brown, Associate Director of Education, Cleveland Botanical Garden; Jenny Pope, Education Director, The Dawes Arboretum; Gabe Tilove, Adult Education Coordinator, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.


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A documentary about Second Life that actually takes place within the virtual world has been picked up by HBO for a premiere sometime next year.
The documentary, Molotov's Dispatches in Search of the Creator: A Second Life Odyssey, was created by multimedia director Douglas Gayeton, whose avatar, Molotov Alva, serves as a guide through the virtual 3D world. Gayeton previously worked on the CD-ROM version of the film Johnny Menemonic, and is a partner with Propaganda Films along with David Fincher, Spike Jonze, and Alex Proyas. The documentary was produced by Submarine in Amsterdam, however, not Propaganda.


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Calcutta or Kolkata, The City of Joy is a city known by many names and painted in many hues. It is also the place which I call home and where I spent the first 21 years of my life.
Dal Bati Churma (pronoun: Choorma) is a traditional and probably the most popular part of the Rajasthani cuisine.
Rajasthan (Raja- King, Sthan-place), a state that borders the north western part of India, surrounded by the age old Aravalli ranges, is rich and beautiful.
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From The Inventor's Workshop: Dog Poo Goes Walkies
Dogs. They come in all shapes and sizes, some big, some small. Some long, some short. Same goes for their poo. One thing is universal, and that is the fact that it's all pretty nasty stuff, especially if you walk in it barefoot.
For a while dog owners were able to get away with proudly watching their dog, back arched in territorial constriction, leaving behind a small (or large, depending on the dog and the diet) souvenir of its passage on the pavement, a kind of canine graffiti. Well done, boy. These days people are expected to clean up the graffiti, scooping it up in a plastic bag and depositing it in the nearest receptacle...Not the most enjoyable of daily duties by anyone's standards, beetles and fetishists excepted. Not only is it a fairly hideous thing to have to do, it also puts strain on the back and leaves you with a bag full of dogshit dangling from your wrist - not ideal if you are one of those people who has bought a dog in order to meet and charm the opposite sex on your daily walks. (fetishists excepted again)
Fret no more, here comes The Poover. The answer to all your poo-related prayers.
An extendable tube attached to a jet-propelled suction pump hangs elegantly around the shoulders, and can be fixed behind the back when not in use, using the handy waist couplings. When Maureen takes a little break, extend the 8-inch diameter tube, fire up the jet and hoover away. The dog eggs are removed at a ferocious rate, without leaving a trace behind. And it gets better. You don't want to be walking around with a container on your back full of Maureen's offerings, which is why the Poover doesn't have a bag or any sort of container at all. The Poover tube is completely open on both ends so that the poo, once sucked off the ground, is flung out of the other end of the tube, and jettisoned roughly 200 metres away, through an arc which reaches up to 150 ft into the air.
Walking your dog just got a lot easier. Having a picnic possibly just got a lot more dangerous.
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What a wonderful idea! Now I can walk my dog and carry a smelly bazooka too! Most Dog laws state you have to clean it up, not fling it at someone!
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What is wrong with you. I love his stuff. I think it is hilarious.
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Aw, thanks for the lovely idiot comment. You could probably save yourself a lot of distress and anger and possibly an ulcer by simply not reading my articles. It's not my intention to demean this wonderful and informative site or diminish your enjoyment of it, for which I apologise humbly. But my articles will continue to be silly and made up, so best avoid them. Peace.
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who is maureen?
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Your dog! Not a classic dog name but one which I am campaigning to be used more frequently by dog owners. Other good but underused dog names are: Dean, Steven, Mr Harris, Mum and 43.
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Finance minister urges defense minister to approve the upgrade before he steps down from politics • Upgrade has already received in-principle approval but requires Defense Ministry stamp • Steinitz vows to provide 50 million shekels ($13 million) to the center in its first year as a university.
Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz has asked Defense Minister Ehud Barak to approve the upgrade of the Ariel University Center of Samaria to full university status. After Barak announced on Sunday that he would not run for a seat in the next Knesset, Steinitz urged him on Monday to grant the center university status before he leaves office.
"I call on Barak to sign an order recognizing the Ariel center as a university. The decision has already been made in principle and there is no reason to drag this issue on any further," Steinitz said.
On Sunday, Israel Hayom reported that Attorney-General Yehuda Weinstein believed there was no legal barrier to upgrading the center to full university status.
The government's ability to approve an upgrade for Ariel is contingent upon Weinstein's legal opinion. On Sept. 9, the cabinet passed a largely symbolic resolution to upgrade the university. The center now essentially only awaits the approval of GOC Central Command Maj. Gen. Nitzan Alon.
Steinitz has vowed to provide NIS 50 million ($13 million) to the center — NIS 20 million ($5.2 million) in the first year after it officially receives the upgrade, and NIS 30 million ($7.8 million) in its second year. The funds would not be at the expense of budgets for other universities, Steinitz said.
The heads of Israel's seven universities are protesting the government's intention to recognize the center as a university. Professor Manuel Trajtenberg, who heads the Planning and Budget Committee for the national Council for Higher Education, has also criticized the move.
The center was established in 1982 and today boasts more than 13,000 students. More than 150 research projects are underway in various faculties at the center, some in coordination with other universities and security-related industries in the country, including Rafael and Elbit. The Defense Ministry has commissioned several projects from the center and has consistently been its largest source of income.
Defense Ministry officials declined to comment on the request by Steinitz.
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Cook:15 min
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Ingredients2 (8 1/2-ounce) packages corn muffin mix
2 cups whole kernel corn
2 garlic cloves, pressed
2/3 cup diced sun-dried tomatoes in olive oil (from an 8-ounce jar)
2/3 cup buttermilk
2/3 cup sour cream
2 large eggs
PreparationPreheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Grease 2 muffin tins.
In a large bowl combine the muffin mix, corn, garlic, and sun-dried tomatoes. Stir to combine.
In a small bowl whisk together the buttermilk, sour cream, and eggs until well blended.
Add the buttermilk mixture to the muffin mix. Stir to combine.
Spoon the mix into the muffin tins, filling up the cups about halfway.
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Yale Museums, May 13
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Yale University Museums
New Haven, Connecticut
Yale University Art Gallery. Founded in 1832 with a gift by John Trumbull of over 100 paintings, the collection now surpasses 200,000 objects representing ancient, medieval, and Renaissance art, Near and Far Eastern art, archaeological material from the University's excavations, Pre-Columbian and African art, works of European and American masters from virtually every period, and a rich collection of modern art.
Enjoy free time midday to have lunch at one of several restaurants in the neighborhood and explore the Art Gallery in more detail, view one of its temporary exhibitions Byobu: The Grandeur of Japanese Screens or Jazz and Photography: Lee Friedlander and Milt Hinton, or visit the nearby Yale Center for British Art, the largest collection of British art and illustrated books anywhere outside the United Kingdom.
Join up with the group again in the afternoon for a talk and demonstration at the Yale Collection of Musical Instruments, one of the foremost repositories of its kind. The Collection includes instruments, accessories and related items, the majority of which document the Western European and American art music traditions. A growing minority represent the cultures and traditions of Asia, Africa and South America. A significant number of the instruments have been restored and are maintained in excellent playing condition.
Depart I-87: Exit 19 at 7 am, Exit 15 at 7:30 am, exit 8 at 8 am
Return I-87: Approximately 7 pm, 7:30 pm, 8 pm respectively
Cost per person: Hyde members $92; all others $117. Includes group transportation, admissions and tours, and driver's gratuity. Reservations open to members only until April 1, 2014. All reservations must be received by April 29, 2014.
Image: View of the American Paintings and Sculpture galleries, Yale University Art Gallery. © Elizabeth Felicella, 2012


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Topping off our Main Stage headliners on Sunday 15th June, Kings of Leon make a much-anticipated return to the Isle of Wight Festival for a very special Festival exclusive performance.
To be there and experience this epic weekend of music and excitement, get your tickets from www.isleofwightfestival.com now. With the Isle of Wight Festival payment plan and amazing ticket and travel packages available, it's never been easier to be a part of the action.
Kings of Leon's Grammy Nominated 6th studio album 'Mechanical Bull' entered the UK charts at number 1 and now they're taking the top slot on the legendary Main Stage on Sunday 15th June.
Travis said: 'We're made up that we are making a trip back to the Isle of Wight, last time was a top gig. There's a lot of rock and roll history gone down on that little island and it's great to be a part of it again.'
We're also excited to announce appearances from a selection of the best new and established acts, including chart toppers Travis, Clean Bandit, The Specials and John Newman. What's more we've got LA duo Deap Vally, half Scottish, half Swedish singer-songwriter Nina Nesbitt, Mercury Prize nominees The Horrors, plus the hotly tipped Gorgon City and The Strypes, all performing over the weekend.
Choral rock outfit The Polyphonic Spree, From The Jam, featuring Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler and four-piece girl group Neon Jungle will be heading to the Island this summer. Along with, Swim Deep, Chlöe Howl and The Selecter. But if that wasn't enough, we're also pleased to have top producer and DJ Duke Dumont, indie rockers Peace, July Talk and iconic British band TheMove all on the bill. Finally, rounding off this spectacular list of artists we have Dappy, British pop-rock band Lawson and newcomers The Vamps...roll on June!
With an EnglishFestival exclusive from Biffy Clyro on Friday 13th June, a UK & Ireland exclusive from Red Hot Chili Peppers on Saturday 14th June and now Kings of Leon on Sunday, we're counting down the days until this incredible Main Stage line up lands on the Island.
As well as our world-class headliners, don't miss a sensational set from Calvin Harris who closes the show on Friday night, which also features a guest performance from Rudimental. Not only that, Passenger, The 1975 & The Waterboys will also all be appearing from 12th ' 15th June. Our awesome stages will be packed with the best of the best, so join us this summer for a truly unforgettable weekend.
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Nothing says Iowa like a good corn dog. Juice file photo.
Corn dogs: Iowa's signature foodstuff, according to Deadspin
Published on October 17th, 2013 | by Ameena Rasheed
Every state has its food specialty.
Louisiana is known for its gumbo and Illinois has its notable Chicago-style deep-dish pizza. Deadspin recently named and ranked the signature food item for each state in the nation (plus the District of Columbia) in its Great American Menu: Foods Of the States, Ranked and Mapped.
Iowa came in ranked at number 29 for corn dogs, an Iowa State Fair favorite.
From Deadspin:
Who doesn't love a corndog? Nobody, that's who, and also idiots. On the other hand, when a region's entire concept of cuisine is to take ordinary foodstuffs (hot dogs, brownies, f*****g honey), dunk them in batter, mount them on a stick, and deep-fry them, the successes (corndogs) tend to be shadowed somewhat by the excesses (deep-fried Snickers bars), the horrors (chocolate-covered deep-fried cheesecake), the oh-f**k-this-has-to-be-some-kind-of-goofy-Iowa-troll-job jobs (f******g deep-fried honey), and the lingering suspicion that Midwesterners suffer from a congenital lack of tastebuds.
Read more at Deadspin.
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Women's Museum of California is one of only five Women's Museums in the United States.
It encompasses a museum, library, research archives, oral histories, events and a full spectrum of educational programs devoted to the history and accomplishments of women.
The museum features a variety of changing exhibits and displays on women's history, provides speakers for the community and provides education programs and traveling exhibits.
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5/29/2013 Award Created for Rhodes Student After Her Biology Presentation at Vanderbilt UniversityEllen Dahl '14 received an Outstanding Presentation Award. »
5/29/2013 Prof. Marshall Boswell Discusses Novel by David Foster Wallace on NPRThe Pale King is an unfinished novel by Wallace that was published posthumously. »
5/28/2013 Prof. Jeff Jackson Co-Edits Special Issue of French Historical StudiesFrench Historical Studies is the leading journal on the history of France. »
5/24/2013 Rhodes Arboretum Receives Rare American Chestnut Trees Should they flourish, Rhodes will contribute to the comeback of the chestnut tree which has faced extinction starting in the early 1900s due to a fungal disease. »
5/23/2013 Physics Alumnus Named Teacher of the YearHe is Bryant Haynes '85 who teaches at Chattanooga′s Girls Preparatory School. »
5/22/2013 Rhodes Hosts 2013 Tennessee Bike SummitThe event is May 22-24. »
5/22/2013 Four Rhodes Employees Receive Outstanding Staff Awards They are (l-r) Jeff McClain, Bobby Parson, Regina Simmons, and Kristen Hunt. »
5/20/2013 Rhodes and Midtown North Offer Emerging Artists Theatre Camp This SummerNorth Memphis youth will have the opportunity to participate in the free camp June 3-Aug. 2 providing theatre, dance, creative writing and other fun activities. »
5/20/2013 Rhodes College's Newest Residence Hall Achieves LEED Silver CertificationThe U.S. Green Building Council has provided the certification to West Village. »
5/17/2013 Jessica Brown '14 Selected as NFCA Second Team All-AmericanBrown cemented her place in Lynx history by becoming the softball program's first All-American. »
5/16/2013 Evan Baynes '13 Recognized by Air Force ROTC for AccomplishmentsHe recently was commissioned as a second lieutenant and received the Air Force ROTC Distinguished Graduate award. »
5/15/2013 Rhodes Is Host To 2013 NCAA Division III Baseball South RegionalThe tournament runs May 15-18. »


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Luciano FabroItalian (Turin, Italy, 1936 - 2007, Milan, Italy)
Demetra (Demeter)
Fabro's sculpture takes as its subject the Greek goddess of the earth, who symbolized human procreation and the fertility of nature. Demeter was considered a kind-hearted deity, cherished for her generosity of spirit in assuring the growth and harvest of crops. The Greeks believed that her grief at losing her daughter Persephone — who was taken to live with Hades, the god of the underworld, for three months each year — was the reason for the existence of winter.
Into each of two slabs of stone the artist has carved one of the lips of the goddess. Her sensuous, inviting lips appear to welcome interaction, but the tonguelike loop of steel cable emerging from between them prevents it. The wish for contact with the ideal represented by the goddess is impossible to fulfill.


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Mission Shaped School Study Day 20th April
27th March 2007
This is a Study Day for Clergy, Ministers, Headteachers and Governors to provide a chance to reflect on ways to develop mission that is appropriate, distinctive and inclusive in and through church schools.
There will be a chance to share theological reflection, current thinking and good practice and to work together to address the challenges and practical ways forward.
The Day will be led by members of the Education Teams of Ely, Norwich and Eds&Ips Dioceses and is offered across all three.
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Don't Miss our Annual Winter Symposium
"Life and Death in the Piscataqua Region"
Saturday, February 7, 2015
St. John's Lodge Masonic Temple
(corner of Miller Ave. & Middle
Tickets reserved in advance are $15;
$20 at the door the day of the event
(though organizers advise
that the event fills up quickly).
The ticket price includes the day-long program
of four lectures, continental breakfast
and a lunch of homemade soup,
bread and dessert.
For reservations, call 603.436.8221.
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The COD Library now has popular e-books and downloadable audiobooks!
We would like to introduce you to our new collection of popular fiction, graphic novels, biographies, humor and more-- all available through Axis360. The Axis360 collection features a wide variety of downloadable audiobooks and ebooks that you can enjoy for free on Android, Apple, Kindle, Nook and Windows devices.
Getting started with Axis360 is easy! Just download a free app from the Axis360 AppZone and use your COD Library card to checkout e-books and audiobooks from the Library's Magic Wall. You can keep titles on your device for up to 21 days. We're adding best sellers and new releases to our collection regularly-- bookmark the Magic Wall and look for Just Added titles, New Releases and Staff Picks.
For more information about device compatibility, installing apps, downloading titles and more, visit the Axis360 Help page.
You can have 2 items checked out at any time.
The default loan period is 14 days, but you can check out books and audiobooks for up to 21 days at a time.
Yes! Learn how to return materials from your specific device at http://help.axis360.baker-taylor.com/
Yes! If an e-book or audiobook is already checked out, you can request a hold. When that title becomes available, you will receive an email notifying you that your hold item is available for checkout. For more information about holds, see the Axis360 Help page "How to place a title on hold."
Yes-- if no one else has the title on hold, you can renew items from the COD Library's Axis360 page. For more information on renewing items, see the Axis360 Help page "How to renew a title."
You will need a PC or mobile device to be able to download and read or listen to a digital title from Axis 360. Visit the COD Library's Axis 360 App Zone to download a reader for your PC or mobile device.
Axis360 is compatible with many popular e-book readers, audio players and operating systems. For a complete list see the Axis360 Device Compatibility page.