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Subdivision: Table Mesa 2
Property Type: Single Family
Year Built: 1967
HOA Fee: None Listed
County: Boulder
Zoning: residentia
Property Tax: $2,994
Tax Year: 2011
Total Square Feet: 2,301
Finished Square Feet: 2,150
Upper Level Square Feet: 593
Main Level Square Feet: 582
Lower Level Square Feet: 532
Basement Square Feet: 594
Listing broker representing seller: Colorado Landmark-Boulder
Car Spaces: 0
Garage Type: None
Beds: 4
Baths: 2
Full Baths: 1
3/4 Baths: 1
Master Bedroom: 14x10
Bedroom 2: 13x9
Bedroom 3: 10x9
Bedroom 4: 11x10
Kitchen: 14x11
Dining Room: 10x9
Living Room: 21x11
Primary Style: Tri-Level
Inclusions: Electric Range/Oven
Design Features:Separate Dining Room,Washer/Dryer Hookups,Wood Floors
Outdoor Features:Storage Buildings,Deck
Elementary School: Bear Creek
Middle School: Southern Hills
High School: Fairview
School District: Bldr Valley Dist RE2
Construction: Wood/Frame
Basement Foundation: Partial Basement,50%+Finished Basement
Cooling: Evaporative Cooler
Heating: Forced Air,Wood Stove
Fireplaces: Living Room Fireplace
Directions: West on Table Mesa Dr. left at Lehigh left on Emerson to sign.
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Burton Custom or Rome Mod
Looking to buy my first board but can't decide between the normal Custom or Mod. I've had around 15 days of snowboarding experience.
I live in Australia which has pretty varied conditions, so I want a board that can handle them all. Want to do some park, pow and groomers all on one board.
Also, what bindings should I get out of the boss 390's or Burton Genesis'? Do the Genesis work on the mod?
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Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: New England
Posts: 348
I've only ridden a burton clash, custom flying v and a never summer legacy. I strongly believe burtons look pretty, but arent what they used to be.
I think I could have started on my never summer- it's not very catchy and has great turn initiation. Maybe wait for a few others to chime in.
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Join Date: Mar 2014
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I've ridden a few Burtons and would never buy one for myself again, plus I'm not a big fan of the channel system. As far as experience with Rome products goes I do own a Rome Garage Rocker which is a great board for the park and can handle groomers....well powder is another story. I have ridden my friends Rome Artifact a lot and it was a real fun board to ride on. I have 390's on my Never Summer SL and they're real good and don't cause any ankle pain or foot fatigue for me. If you plan on going with Rome bindings and want a stiffer set go with the targas.
Sounds like you want a cambered board with your two main choices, they wont float as well in powder as a board with some rocker in it. Prices are dropping in the States since the season is over in a lot of places and if your going to buy the Rome Mod you can get a better board for around the same price. That is if they will ship it to you down under and not charge you an arm and a leg.
And are you sure your measurements are correct? Unless google lead me astray you are 5'09'", size 12 boots, and weigh almost 148lbs. If so finding a wide board with your weight is going to be a lot more difficult.
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Location: Vancouver, BC
Posts: 2,146
One thing to the OP... you mean Burton Custom X right?
The Rome Mod is closer to the Custom X... ie both are stiff cambered boards; and are more likely to kick beginner riders' ass.
The Custom non-X is mid flex. BIG difference.
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Location: Winter Park
Posts: 41
I've rode the Mod Rocker and I really love that board. Probably will be buying that model within the next 6-8 months actually. Pretty much a take it anywhere, do anything board for me.
As far as the Mod, I do like camber more than rocker typically and riding the camber version will help you progress well as a rider, if you can handle the learning curve. I made most of my progression on a Rome Agent(pretty stiff cambered board) and I think it has made me a better rider. Rockers can allow you to develop bad habits. Camber seems to make me ride more technically "correct".
And I have reason to believe Rome boards are nearly indestructible. I've thrashed both of my Rome's and had nothing more than a few nicks and scratches on them.
I also rode the 390 Boss model this whole season, and I really enjoyed those bindings too. Plenty of adjustability that will allow you to ride any terrain and really tweak the bindings to your liking. Mid-flexy on the highbacks. Love the canting on the footbeds, my knees have never felt better after a season. The straps are super comfy and still very supportive. Can't really speak on the Genesis.
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Location: New England
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The quality of the 2013 flying v and 2014 clash are what is rubbish. Im just speaking from my experience of actually owning these 2 boards. All i can compare them to are a never summer, of which i can assure you the quality makeup is better with never summer.
If you look at any company out there, its common for one to get large and start mass producing cheaper products, which save them money. Why does burton sell a 1500 board?
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Location: Vancouver, BC
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And THAT is absolute bullshit.
Whether you find the quality of whatever better than whomever, mass production and quality etc etc... fine, you can talk about all that til you go blue. But you said something completely different. And the fact that Burton makes a $1,500 board is absolutely irrelevant. Also, the Clash costs like $350, any NS is like $muchmore, so not even close to warrant comparison. Any NS is probably better built and with better tech than a Clash.
As far as i can read, you just drank the Neversummer kool-aid and liked it...
That said, i do like the Proto's topsheet. Looks cool.
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There i edited it out for ya.
Its my first season and I started on greens with the clash, which was horrible on steeper runs. Then I tried the flying v which worked fine on everything else, but is not comparable to the never summer on steeper runs. I keep upgrading because i was craving boards that could handle faster speeds. The custom chartered at higher speeds which the ns does not..
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It has been 15 years since I've been there. I really don't remember much but staying the weekend there. I know I had a lot of fun, and I know it has changed a lot since I've gone. I would google for more information.
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Atlanta-based Equifax Information Services LLC and companies that bought and resold the consumer data will pay a total of $1.6 million to settle two separate complaints filed by the Federal Trade Commission.
The complaints state that from 2008 to 2010, Equifax sold more than 17,000 "prescreened" lists of consumers to Direct Lending Source Inc., a Key Largo, Fla., company, and its affiliates, Bailey & Associates Advertising Inc., and Virtual Lending Source LLC.
Those companies then resold more than 2,400 of those lists to third parties, which used the information to market loan modification and debt relief services to consumers in financial distress, according to the FTC.
The lists contained credit report information on millions of Equifax consumers, including their credit scores and whether they were 30, 60 or 90 days behind on their mortgages, according to the FTC complaints.
Federal law prohibits anyone from using such "prescreened" lists for marketing purposes, except to make firm offers of credit or insurance.
The FTC says Equifax took inadequate measures to ensure the lists would only be used "for a permissible purpose." Equifax also failed to "control access to sensitive consumer financial information," and it didn't properly investigate when it learned that Direct Lending might be reselling the lists to numerous third parties, some of which have been under investigation, according to the FTC complaints.
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2. Crocs: I have no words for this except, WTF? How did medical and food industry shoes become acceptable to wear? If you followed this trend, I am sorry. Truly sorry.
3. Ed Hardy/von Dutch/Trucker Hat Look: I think every one attempted this look at least once in the past 10 years. It was cute when Madonna started the trend a few years ago. Now that John Gosselin is wearing it, it's time for ALL of us to give this look up.
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isn't there anyone in asia that knows how to hold a camera right side up I'm really tired of having to stand on my head to watch these videos
she is so fucking hot. I would love to fuck her
Whats the name of the babe with Michelle?
I would love to rub my pussy against hers .... So slippery.
a mi me gustaria tener una novia lesbiana por que yo hacer el sexo con alguien
JAV Star name please
the only thing i didnt like was the hairy pussy
She is hot ass fuck I would fuck her
this video is perfect
my pussy whats that
I dont always watch asians but when i do... their vaginas are blurred good thing this one isnt :D
lol @ Do men cum and pee out of the same hole? we kinda do... We piss from the fucking prostatic urethra and we jizz from the ejaculatory duct and piss and jizz meet at the fucking membranous urethra so yeah we jizz and pee go through the same hole only to come out at the spongy urethra (correct me if im wrong)
Whats the name of the lucky babe with Michelle?
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Sealants for Smiles, a non-profit organization based in Salt Lake City, said it received a $100,000 donation from Intermountain Healthcare to help it increase access to oral health education and preventive dental services for at-risk children.
The organization said the contribution will allow it to expand its program of offering school-based dental sealants to second and sixth-grade children and providing oral health education and evaluation by a licensed Utah dentist, fluoride varnish and dental sealants to all grades.
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Identification of the factors affecting co-localization precision for quantitative multicolor localization microscopy
1 Laboratory of Nanoscale Biology, Institute of Bioengineering, School of Engineering, EPFL, Lausanne 1015, Switzerland
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Optical Nanoscopy 2012, 1:9 doi:10.1186/2192-2853-1-9Published: 24 November 2012
This work explores the potential of multi-color Photoactivated Localization Microscopy (PALM) imaging to probe sub-diffraction limit interactions between proteins with spectrally separated labels. Using a PALM setup built around a commercial microscope axially stabilized to nm-level, we determined the ultimate registration accuracy that could be achieved (10 nm) and compared the performance of three different pairs of fluorescent proteins that can be used in dual color PALM. Fusion constructs were cloned and imaged either in vitro or at the cell plasma membrane, allowing to identify a current limit to co-localization precision of approximately 30–40 nm. We identified the better performing pair and present a concluding perspective application to a co-clustering study.


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In the early years of the 22nd century, a medical rescue team is traveling the netherworlds of deep space, waiting to answer emergency calls aboard what amounts to an interstellar ambulance. Captain Marley (Robert Forster), pilot Vanzant (James Spader), medical officer Evers (Angela Bassett), medical technician Penalosa (Lou Diamond Phillips), paramedic Lund (Robin Tunney), and computer technician Sotomejor (Wilson Cruz) pick up a distress signal from a group of workers involved in a mining operation on a comet. But as they move in for a rescue, they discover that this isn't the mission of mercy they were expecting. They pick up Larson (Peter Facinelli), a mysterious and menacing man with a strange alien artifact, who draws the ship into the orbit of a huge star that is due to explode into a supernova at any time. Supernova had a production history that can be charitably described as "troubled." Australian filmmaker Geoffrey Wright was replaced by Walter Hill shortly before filming began. Actor Vincent D'Onofrio left the project shortly after Wright, replaced by Cruz. Hill then left the project in post-production and requested that his name be removed from the film. Francis Ford Coppola was hired to supervise a final re-cut, nearly a year after the completion of photography. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi


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PARK TOWNSHIP (WZZM)- An Ottawa County man is in critical condition this morning after being stabbed several times by a roommate.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- It's Dyslexia Awareness Month. Experts call it the hidden disability. They believe one out of every five people have some form of dyslexia.
Every week, Austin Butcher plays out a tune for his bass instructor. Practice makes perfect for the Springfield Youth Symphony musician. While he's extremely talented, he once wasn't reaching milestones like typical kids.
"I don't understand how somebody can put together a thousand-piece Lego set in just a few minutes, but he can't write his name," said Austin's mother, Deana Butcher.
Things got worse before they got better. Through his eyes is a world many cannot comprehend.
"When Austin came home crying and he said, 'They say I'm stupid at school,' and I thought, because as a teacher I know what happens when kids are labeled -- I see it every day and the things that happen; they resort to alternative activities -- I promised Austin and myself that I would do everything I could, so he would not be a kid that would fall through the cracks," said Deana Butcher.
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The communications office of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center at The University of Texas at Austin provides media with timely, accurate information about the Wildflower Center. Below are recent press releases related to Center events and to staff expertise on conservation practices, native plant gardening, nature education, and native plant resources and research findings. For more information or photos beyond those on the newsroom site, please contact:
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January 21, 2014
What: Enjoy tree care tips, tree climbing for kids and more while learning about nearly 70 species of Central Texas trees and shrubs for sale during free admission Tree Talk Winter Walk at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center of the University of Texas at Austin.
When: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 25
Where: The Mollie Steves Zachry Texas Arboretum of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, 4801 La Crosse Ave, Austin, TX.
Background: The cool ground and moisture of Central Texas winters makes it prime tree planting time, and the Wildflower Center's Tree Talk Winter Walk is the perfect way to learn what to do as part of free admission January. Learn to select appropriate native trees and shrubs for your landscaping goals while kids can build secret shelters with branches, learn about wildfire prevention, roast marshmallows and more.
Choose from 60-plus native tree and shrub species on sale at the Tent area in the Mollie Steves Zachry Texas Arboretum, where Tree Talk Winter Walk is being held. On sale will be large trees such as Montezuma cypress and red oak, as well as hard-to-find small trees such as Texas ash, Blanco crabapple and chickasaw plum. Drought-tolerant flowering shrubs such as fragrant mistflower also will be available. Enjoy guided walks with experts on tree care and tree health and more. Added Tree Talk details are below and at http://www.wildflower.org/ttww. The event is sponsored by KUT and KMFA 89.5.
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10 a.m. State Champion Trees - Eric Beckers, Texas Forest Service
11 a.m. Understory Trees - Kari Gaukler, TreeFolks
12 p.m. Trees for Habitat - Jane Tillman, Travis Audubon Society
1 p.m. Landscaping with Trees - Elias Guerrero, Wildflower Center horticulturist
2 p.m. How To Keep Your Trees Strong- Don Gardner, Consulting Arborist
3 p.m. Oak Wilt Identification & Treatment- Chris Dolan, City of Austin
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10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Kids' tree climb sponsored by They Might Be Monkeys! Texas Tree & Land Co. as well as fort building near the tree climb (Oak Motte Area)
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Scavenger Hunt
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. "TREE-mendous Trees!" activity for kids 10 and older and families, provided by Capital Area Master Naturalists. Also enjoy discovery tables (featuring leaves, berries, bark, bird nests), count tree rings, make paper tree cookies and leaf-rubbing booklets, learn what comes from a tree, play the Name that Seed Game, and enjoy a sensory bag/tree sort. (Tent Area)
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"Next time, I'd talk slower," said Sherman, a sixth-grader at West Middle School. Sherman and her classmates, about 200 total, branched out from the typical written book reports this winter and made podcasts - digital recordings that can touch on a variety of topics - with the help of MaryAnn Karre, the school librarian.
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When Pauline Esther Friedman Phillips died more than a week ago at age 94, we were reminded of how much her "Dear Abby" column was a part of 20th century pop culture.
Known to her family as "Popo" and to the world as Abigail Van Buren, her career and that of her identical twin, Esther Pauline Friedman Lederer - Ann Landers - marked the beginning of an era.
Unlike their predecessors, they tackled difficult real-life problems that dealt with everything from annoying neighbors and unruly children to elderly parents, marriage and divorce - something considered disrespectable in those early days- and later, sex.
Through their competing columns, Phillips and her sister, known to their family as "Eppie," influenced generations of Americans, we think, for the better.
And it was the influence of these Sioux City, Iowa, natives that many credit for the emergence, decades later, of a TV genre epitomized by gurus such as Oprah Winfrey, Dr. Phil and Dr. Ruth.
When the twins began their long careers in the 1950s, most newspaper advice columnists followed the format of "advice to the lovelorn" columns or those dealing with household hints or etiquette, following the genteel example of etiquette maven Emily Post.
Phillips burst onto the scene in 1956 in the San Francisco Chronicle, according to a 1957 Time magazine article, after telling the editor there that the paper's advice to the lovelorn column was boring and "I could do better, myself."
Phillips' writing style was characterized by snappy answers, sometimes one-liners. Lederer, in her Ann Landers column, tended toward more sober, detailed answers.
Sadly, the public competition between Dear Abby and Ann Landers caused a private rift between Popo and Eppie.
Lederer, who had launched her successful career in 1955 at the Chicago Sun-Times, is said to have been angry with her sister for trying to steal her thunder. The ensuing feud lasted most of the remainder of their lives, although they did reconcile in their later years.
As it turned out, there was not much reason for resentment. Both columns became immensely popular in this country and around the world.
Lederer wrote her Ann Landers column until shortly before her death in 2002. Phillips wrote solo until 2000, when she and daughter Jeanne Phillips began sharing a byline. Her daughter took over the column in 2002, when it was announced that Phillips had Alzheimer's disease, which eventually claimed her life.
The advice handed out by these extraordinary women not only reflected the mores of their time, but probably sometimes helped to influence the changing times.
Both once opposed divorce, but later changed their minds. Neither shied away from controversial topics. Phillips showed the courage of her convictions by sometimes incurring the ire of some readers by being what she characterized in a 1998 interview as "compassionate toward gay people."
They were not psychologists or sociologists. But they dispensed advice and wisdom that helped millions.
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Before beginning to train for the 118th Boston Marathon, Helen Bohnenberger, of Falmouth, had never run more than 2 miles. But after hearing an inspirational speech by a Boston College professor after last year's bombings, in which he urged the community to fight terrorism by showing up in even bigger numbers this year, Bohnenberger decided to run. Bohnenberger is a nurse at Cape Cod Hospital and is running for the Mass Mentoring Partnership, a Boston-based organization dedicated to expand mentoring programs for youth in Massachusetts. She already has raised more than $3,000 for the team.
Do you have a special playlist or song you listen to while you're training?
I listen to Pandora, but usually different songs every day. I definitely need the music while I'm training.
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My grandma gave me a Jesus fish necklace, but the chain it was on is too long to run with so by my boyfriend bought me a shorter one. I always wear it while I run.
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When I feel like I want to stop, I just think of everything that happened last year and all that I saw on the news. I think of the strength of the the first responders and victims, and I keep going.
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El Paso Commissioners Court on Monday will consider letting the hospital district issue $162 million in certificates of obligation to build outpatient clinics throughout the community.
If approved by the court, the bond sale, which does not require voter approval and is paid back through property taxes, will fund the construction of 50,000-square-foot clinics in West, East and Central El Paso, as well the expansion of the Northeast clinic on Kenworthy Drive. Some of the money will also be used to renovate the third, fifth, sixth and seventh floors of University Medical Center's Thomason Tower.
The proposed bond sale is expected to impact property taxes by 2 cents per $100 in valuation. For a house worth $100,000, the increase would be $20 per year.
According to the El Paso County Hospital District, the goal is to reduce cost, overcrowding and wait times at UMC's emergency room. In addition, the clinics will help the hospital district meet the standards to keep receiving federal assistance.
The construction of these clinics could save the county $17 million annually in preventing patients from going into the emergency room, according to the hospital district.
County Judge Veronica Escobar supports the initiative and said the clinics are needed to improve access to health care for the poor.
In addition, she said, the initiative would create 450 new health care jobs in El Paso.
Escobar said some people are afraid of the cost, but the bond is an investment that would help the county deal with the growing number of uninsured patients.
There are about 200,000 people without insurance in the county and about 20 percent of the patients who visit the emergency room at the UMC should be in an outpatient clinic, she said.
"I don't see people trying to address the challenge of serving the poor and the working poor. We knew we had to do something to deal with our problems ourselves," she said.
"Yet there is a lot of opposition, of people saying, 'Why did you not talk to us about it?' My question is, 'What have you done as an organization about it?' It's not like we woke up yesterday and realized there are 200,000 people who are uninsured and need services."
Escobar referred to criticism from organizations such as the El Paso County Medical Society, El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Greater El Paso Association of Realtors, which have publicly expressed their opposition to the initiative to build the clinics.
In a letter, the El Paso County Medical Society called for the El Paso County Commissioners Court to stop the issuance of the debt and said UMC never approached the private sector to help solve the problem of uninsured and underinsured health care.
"We oppose the dramatic growth plans of UMC in primary and specialty care at such a high price tag and without community stakeholder input," the letter says.
The medical society is proposing a public-private partnership to try to address the issue.
"The EPCMS would be delighted to contribute our expertise to a study group looking at alternatives for care where all stakeholders can address the care of the poor and the uninsured," the letter states.
Last week, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce released a statement saying that while 84 percent of its members were aware of the bond proposal, 92 percent of the respondents were against the bond issuance. The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has more than 1,000 members.
Armando Rodriguez, a spokesman for the Greater El Paso Association of Realtors, said the county should allow the voters to decide whether they want to pay for the clinics.
"The Greater El Paso Association of Realtors believes that any proposed plan concerning local government services that would require a significant tax obligation on the citizens of El Paso must be presented to the voters for review along with the opportunity to vote," he said.
Rodriguez, who is also the president of the Canutillo Independent School District Board of Trustees, said the school district has passed a resolution asking the county to let people vote on the issue.
He said that just as voters went to the polls and approved a $120 million bond issue to build the El Paso Children's Hospital in 2007, they should be allowed to vote on the construction of the clinics.
Hospital district spokeswoman Margaret Althoff-Olivas said the $162 million bond will address "critical infrastructure and essential services," which are commonly funded with certificates of obligation approved by Commissioners Court.
"The last major project undertaken by the Hospital District was the voter-approved Children's Hospital initiative. Unlike what we are seeking today, that project was a new undertaking, not an existing service."
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Rain causes more flooding at Southmoreland's Russ Grimm Field
Two heavy rainstorms in the matter of five days wreaked some havoc in western Pennsylvania, especially in some specific areas in Scottdale and surrounding communities.
The story of Russ Grimm Field, home base for many Southmoreland High School athletic events, has been well documented and the process to repair it seems to have hit the proverbial snag.
After the field-turf surface, which was installed in 2006, was ripped and crinkled due to the Aug. 23 storm, more flooding occurred as heavy rain fell upon the field Aug. 28.
"It got flooded again," said Superintendent John Molnar. "We're not doing anything until we determine where the source of the water is. That field's been down there a long time and it's never done this before, now it's done this twice in five days."
Molnar said school district officials planned to meet with East Huntingdon Township Supervisors in hopes of determining the problem and moving toward a solution.
"We want to get it remediated before we spend a lot of money on repairing or replacing," he said. "We have a bid booklet ready to go for repair but we have to determine where the water is coming from. What new variable is there that wasn't there before.... Something is different, we need to find out what that something is."
Athletic Director Charlie Swink said he is talking with schools on the soccer teams' schedules about possibly switching locations. For example, if the Scotties play a school twice and the first game is scheduled for Southmoreland perhaps that game can be moved to the other school while the later game in the season can be played at Russ Grimm Field if it is repaired by then. Other options are the soccer field at Southmoreland Elementary School or one located up the hill from and behind the high school. Neither field has lights so the times of the game would have to be changed.
A girls non-section soccer game with Bentworth will be played at noon Saturday at Southmoreland Elementary School.
"We're really going week to week," Swink said.
In Scottdale, a portion of North Broadway — primarily in the area of Dairy Haus — was closed for a period of time due to the Aug. 28 storm.
The barrier in place on North Broadway did not serve as a deterrent to the driver of a large truck. He calmly moved barriers to be able to drive his rig through, replaced them and shouted before leaving. "There was no sign saying the road was closed. There was no way I was turning this (truck) around."
Mt. Pleasant Road had ponds in several spots, with vehicles taking on almost a mini-lake in the area of Seventh Street.
Borough Manager Angelo Pallone was inspecting property in the borough for about 2 1⁄2 hours Aug. 28 and said the West Park area was the hardest hit, much like Aug. 23.
He admitted he was impressed at the cooperation of residents of that neighborhood, helping each other to get through a trying time.
Pallone said the storms have resulted in some property damage for borough residents, especially with items in their garages and basements.
"Some people had water in their basements," Pallone said. "There's not much you can do when water gets up like that, two inches in one hour... We're going to continue to talk to people. We're going to look at things and see if there's anything different the borough can do. It was an act of God. Several areas had the same thing. If we were unique, I'd say we have a problem and we would have to take care of it."
A representative of the Scottdale Volunteer Fire Department said the department's duties in the borough mainly focused on pumping houses in the West Park plan.
However, the borough's swift water rescue team was called on to assist in Donegal where people were trapped in homes and vehicles.
Also, problems arose on Bullskin and Mt. Pleasant due to the Aug. 28 storm.
According to Fayette 911, Route 119 North in Bullskin near Marion Motors was closed for a short period because of flooding. One lane was later opened with Bullskin firefighters directing traffic. Bullskin also reported flooding on Route 119 near the Sheetz store.
Moyer Road in Bullskin was reported to have flooded, and the road surface was buckling. At one point, Bullskin firefighters were called to a home along Moyer Road for a fuel spill in the basement. Approximately 50 gallons of fuel reportedly had leaked.
Everson Valley, East End and North Bellview were among those flooded in Bullskin.
Bob and Cheryl Shumar, who run the Patriot Company Store out of their residence at 2317 Route 31 in Mt. Pleasant Township, stared on in somber silence recently as several feet of brown, foul-smelling, debris-littered water overtook the couple's backyard.
"We're right on the elbow of this creek, so when it floods, this is what happens," Cheryl Shumar said. "When this goes away, there will be a giant sandbar in its place."
Westmoreland County 911 reported 150 flooding calls between 3 and 4 p.m. Aug. 28.
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December 4, 2011 2:53 by kippreport
Time was those guys dressed as cheerleaders would have been embraced by an event renowned for its party spirit. The Dynamos could have got in on the joke by inviting the guys down to join them for a routine, instead of going off in a mood and spending most of the day at the family stand at the other end of the pitch.
A family stand which was conspicuously nowhere near full, by the way. Clearly ticket sales for this year must have been way down, to judge by the empty seats in that normally full to capacity stand. Maybe that's why the atmosphere was suffering?
What else did we have? Oh yes, no free squashy rugby balls for the kids – normally a huge highlight for them, but conspicuous by their absence. And far less of the inflatable bang sticks, which the kids normally deflate and tie together to make a great big rope around the stadium. This year they couldn't even be bothered to try – even the under tens could tell the spark had gone from this year's tournament.
Meanwhile according to Kipp's more important friends, even the corporate hospitality was a letdown this year, with bars closing early and supposed VIPs not allowed to bring their drinks out into the ground. "If I wanted to be treated as a child I would go to the crèche", said one senior UAE banker to Kipp.
And apparently for many VIPs, on arrival at the ground they ran out of wristbands on the desk, meaning a large queue of very hot people were standing in the midday sun for half an hour while staff phoned the club house and asked for more to be brought out. Our VIP friends wouldn't have minded, but the clubhouse is a couple of hundred yards away and someone could have run there and back in three minutes. Instead, the events staff on the door stood around swigging water in the shade while everyone else, including families, sweltered in the heat. The VIPs were fuming, by all accounts.
Another note to organizers – if you have hundreds of apparently important folk coming through a gate, and you see you are running low on wristbands, phone for some more ahead of time.
Yes this is a rant. Yes this is just Kipp's opinion. And yes, on pitch action was brilliant, as always. But this is also anecdotally what we heard and gathered from friends all over the event. Maybe it's that last year was just so good. Maybe it's that last year was too boisterous and they wanted to tone it down. But it seems to us that the Dubai Sevens maybe jumping that shark.
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just wanted to correct on one particular comment which is,
"" but conspicuous by their absence. And far less of the inflatable bang sticks, which the kids normally deflate and tie together to make a great big rope around the stadium. This year they couldn't even be bothered to try – even the under tens could tell the spark had gone from this year's tournament.""
well i watched the game on 2nd and the 3rd and there was so many "bang sticks" also know as rumble sticks given away by DHL and they kept on giving them till the end of the gave.
also the kids and even the adults did make the ring with bang sticks and it did go around the stadium. there are enough photos to prove them as well.
i do agree on all the other things that is mentioned. there was very less free bee's this time and the music was really really bad. since this is the most happening sport event they should have organised it better.
anyways will hope for the best next year.
I sat in DHL stand and i did enjoy myself and they event, thought it was a great event and would go back, the new dynamos I thought where far better and the dino ho's were funnt but that wasnt during there performance that was one of those standby dances to that anthem time is now, theyre actual routines were fantastic and only thing i would say is i wanted them to do more at DHL stand most of the day were performing at BP stand, got a few pictures with them, were more friendly than the last girls and alot younger aswel.
with regard to the DHL bang sticks there were plenty around, but less enthusiasm to use them maybe. The Aggrekko Dynamos' performed only once infront of the DHL stand and at least four or five times at the BP stand. The so called freebees were only fired once on the Saturday and that was only to the HSBC stand. I have notice over the last couple of years that there doesn't seem to be as many people attending. Perhaps the extortionate cost of beverages is starting to hurt, 12 cans for more than the price of 48 for home consumption. A bit too much of a rip off perhaps. It is still a great event, a far cry from when I played in the 1978 tournament. However, i still think the HK 7s are the best.
could you kindly enlighten me about the number of people who watch rugby in UAE and read this article. Even I just had a glance. How come so much publicity is given to a game which is hardly played by more than 1000 people in UAE. The main reason ismost the sponsors are white skin and this game is mainly played by white skin. Probably one more reason why people turn up to watch the games is to collect freebees, which most of the white skin are known to be the first one to collect
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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — It's one thing to read and see old pictures about Japanese-Americans being forced by armed U.S. soldiers to leave Bainbridge Island 72 years ago during World War II, but to actually talk to six of those people made that experience "much more real."
On Thursday, more than 50 eighth-grade students from The Option Program at Seward (TOPS), an alternative K-8 Seattle public school, visited Bainbridge. The students learned about the war and the island's Japanese-American residents being the first of more than 120,000 citizens to leave their homes and live in 10 concentration camps for three years.
"It was meaningful to me because we've been learning so much about it and to meet someone who was there and could talk about it, it gave you so much more feeling," TOPS student Ally Sorenson said. "Now it really brings to mind how much it really applies to us because my friend's grandmother was in a camp and now it seems much closer and much more real."
Added classmate Emma Ashcraft: "Before it was just facts on a paper and felt so far away and in the past, but to see the people who were rounded up and shipped off to camps, it's surprising to be here right where they were rounded up."
This was the fourth year TOPS students participated in the free program. The students also toured the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum, the Suyematsu Farm, Bainbridge Gardens, and capped their visit by going to the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial.
This year's visit is well-timed. Sunday marks the 72nd anniversary of 227 Bainbridge Japanese-American residents being forced to board a boat to be transported to a remote internment camp in Manzanar, Calif., or later transferred to Minidoka, Idaho.
"Nobody could escape because there was nothing but desert," said Lilly Kodama, 79, who was at Manzanar for 11 months then moved to Minidoka for the remainder of the war. "There was never anyone of Japanese ancestry that was ever found to be spies. It was racial because they never took all the Japanese living on Hawaii and that's where the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor."
Ally and another classmate were so moved by Kodama that they thanked her with hugs after she spoke at the museum.
"It took a while to do this because I wanted to forget about it," said Victor Takamoto, 87, whose family was the first to return to Bainbridge after the war. "(The students) have a lot of questions. I enjoy it, too, because you know most of it is not in a book. (But) more and more people are publishing books, and my oldest son is interested in all these books mostly because we're telling them all that we went through. I don't mind talking about it now."
Clarence Moriwaki, president of the Exclusion Memorial, underscored the difficult situation many of the Japanese-American residents were feeling as they were forced to leave homes many had owned for decades.
"Nobody knew how long they were going or when they were coming back," Moriwaki said. "Many dressed with all their clothes on because they needed the space in their bags."
The 53 students, who were accompanied by 13 parents and two teachers, were praised for the respect they showed. This didn't surprise teacher Nina Binder.
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Katy Curtis, the museum's education and outreach coordinator who worked the past three months to organize the tour, said the students would be changed by the experience.
"The urgency to have the next generation connect with those who were forced to walk this path is met with my endless gratitude for these respectful students who will now carry this story," Curtis said.
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From 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday, the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial will have a community cleanup and will remember the forced expulsion of its Japanese-American residents at 11:30 a.m. to mark the 72nd anniversary.
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