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For first time ever the redistricting process for West Virginia's state Senate and House of Delegates districts will face greater scrutiny – a fact lawmakers are aware of and preparing for.
In March West Virginia received its U.S. Census results for 2010. According to the results, West Virginia's population grew by 2.5 percent, or 44,650 people, with most of the growth in the north and Eastern Panhandle. Last month Acting Senate President Jeff Kessler, D-Marshall, created the Senate Redistricting Task Force, made up of one senator from each of the state's 17 senatorial districts.
"The bi-partisan, geographically diverse Task Force will be holding meetings around the State gathering information to determine what did or didn't work well during the last redistricting cycle," Kessler said in a news release March 31. "The Task Force will also make recommendations to the Senate."
Heading up the task force is state Sen. John Unger, D-Berkeley, whose home county grew by 28,264 people between 2000 and 2010. Other task force members are: Ron Stollings, D-Boone, vice chair; Clark Barnes, R-Randolph; Donna Boley, R-Pleasants; Richard Browning, D-Wyoming; Larry Edgell, D-Wetzel; Doug Facemire, D-Braxton; John Pat Fanning, D-McDowell; Dan Foster, D-Kanawha; Mike Hall, R-Putnam; Orphy Klempa, D-Ohio; William Laird, D-Fayette; Ronald Miller, D-Greenbrier; Corey Palumbo, D-Kanawha; Robert Plymale, D-Wayne; Roman Prezioso, D-Marion; and Bob Williams, D-Taylor.
"It is an honor to chair this very important group," Unger said. "As chairman, I intend to make the redistricting process transparent and include the citizens of every region in redrawing the State's district boundaries."
As part of this transparency, the task force scheduled several informational meetings around the state to update citizens on the redistricting process. The first two are 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 4th, at the Berkeley County Courthouse in Martinsburg, W.Va; and 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 11th, at the Ohio County Courthouse in Wheeling, W.Va.
"These meetings will allow the public to inform us in person about how they think their districts should be arranged," Unger said. "We want to provide a forum for the public and local officials to express their concerns and make this process as open and transparent as possible."
The other meetings are:
- Wednesday, May 18, in Charleston, W.Va.
- Saturday, May 21, in Fairmont, W.Va.
- Wednesday, May 25, in Williamson, W.Va.
- Wednesday, June 1, in Beckley, W.Va.
- Wednesday, June 8, in Chapmanville, W.Va.
- Saturday, June 11, in Huntington, W.Va.
- Wednesday, June 15, in Parkersburg, W.Va.
- Saturday, June 25, in Buckhannon, W.Va.
Monday, Unger announced the creation of a website dedicated to publishing redistricting information. The site includes more information about the informational meetings, press releases, U.S. Census data, and links to news stories and resources to help citizens understand redistricting. The site can be found at http://www.legis.state.wv.us/redistricting.cfm?.
"We developed this site so that the public would have a place to go to stay informed about and engaged in the redistricting process," Unger said. "The public can post comments relevant to their districts, so that we have the input we need to make an informed decision. I believe this site will aid the Task Force in providing the openness and transparency that the citizens of West Virginia deserve and aid the citizens in keeping West Virginia a government of the people, by the people and for the people."
The Legislature is aided in the redistricting process by the West Virginia Legislative Redistricting Office. The Redistricting Office works with the Legislature to draw new boundaries for state Senate, House of Delegates, and Congressional districts. Once the boundaries are approved and a redistricting bill is passed by the Legislature during special session, the Redistricting Office sends the new maps and data to the counties, which changes magisterial districts and voting precincts.
According to the Rose Institute of State and Local Government and Stateline, West Virginia is one of 39 states where the redistricting process is controlled by a political party. Democrats control the process in West Virginia and seven other states. Republicans control the process in 20 states, while both parties share control in nine states. A bipartisan commission controls redistricting in 11 states, while in Iowa legislative staffers control the process.
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Hi, just curious--does anyone have any horse tattoos?
I think I attached a picture of mine haha. It's of the day I got it done and it's on my right side. I wanna add on!
Is that a cover up of lettering in the mane or is that the way the mane was drew?
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Just how it was drawn haha. My artists loves lines!
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Here's a better picture after healing
Let me know if anyone has ideas of how I can add on with a horse theme! :D
Looks cool, I like simple tattoos like that, not much of a fan of all the colored ones.
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- Bangor City Councilor felt the backlash from his previous comments about Governor LePage during Monday's city council meeting. The council voted 7-1 to censure the councilor, a form of public reprimanding.
Only one councilor voted against the censure, Councilor Joe Baldacci, who said the young councilman had apologized and felt the criticism for his comments.
It was during a heated debate on June 10th while discussing the budget and the Governor's unwillingness to meet with the council where Councilor Longo made comments alluding to the governor having an excessive drinking habit.
Councilor Longo said, "If Governor LePage is not busy enough to go to Jamaica. If Governor LePage is not busy enough, I have not personally confirmed this, folks say that he hits the bars pretty heavy. But if he has enough time to go to those meetings those junkets..but if he has the time to make it to those meetings, those junkets, those nightclubs, whatever it is, he has the time to sit down."
Councilor Longo did address the council this evening, once the vote to censure was made. He told the council he was caught up in the heat of the moment while discussing the budget cuts in Augusta.
Longo said, "I am deeply sorry and embarrassed for this rookie mistake and I'm committed to doing everything I can to make this right. Although I have personally called his office, I will once again take this opportunity to make a public apology to Governor LePage. While I personally disagree with almost all of the governor's positions my comments were inappropriate and regrettable."
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Retired cyclist Jan Ullrich, who won the 1997 Tour de France and finished second to Lance Armstrong four times, was banned for two years and had results between 2005 and 2007 voided after being found guilty of blood doping.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, Switzerland, announced the decision in an e-mailed statement today. It said the German's DNA was matched to blood bags seized by police in a 2006 anti-doping investigation in Spain.
Cycling ruling body Union Cycliste Internationale had sought a life ban for Ullrich, who quit as an elite rider in 2007. The court's decision comes three days after it stripped Alberto Contador of his 2010 Tour title and suspended him for two years for failing a drug test.
Ullrich beat Richard Virenque of France by 9 minutes, 9 seconds in 1997, and was runner-up on five occasions, including four times when record seven-time champion Armstrong won the race. He was among nine riders suspended from the 2006 Tour after Spanish police linked them to "Operacion Puerto," or "Operation Mountain Pass."
The German will lose his third place finish at the 2005 Tour, among other results.
Ullrich was fired by his then team T-Mobile following the link and quit cycling at age 33, saying the allegations against him were wrong. He had served a six-month ban for testing positive for amphetamines in 2002, which he said was down to taking drugs on a night out.
World Anti-Doping Agency guidelines say athletes should receive a life ban for a second offense, although the Swiss court stopped short of that sanction. It ruled that since 2002, amphetamines are only classified as a doping offense if found in an athlete's system during competition.
Contador was stripped of his 2010 title after the court rejected the Spaniard's argument he tested positive for clenbuterol because he ate a contaminated steak. The panel said it was more likely the stimulant detected in his body during the race came from a tainted food supplement.
U.S. investigators interviewed members of Armstrong's former U.S. Postal team the last two years after one of them, Floyd Landis, said doping was widespread on the team. Landis was stripped of his 2006 Tour victory for doping.
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An agreement between the Air Force Research Laboratory and Oak Ridge National Laboratory promises to save taxpayer dollars and speed the delivery of technological advances to U.S. air, cyber and space forces.
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Derek Holland makes first appearance at spring traning
Left-hander Derek Holland joined the club and marked the occasion by playing catch for the first time since damaging the left knee two months ago in a staircase fall triggered by his dog.
"Trust me, I was like a little kid when I came in here," Holland said. "I was very excited.''
Holland underwent microfracture surgery on Jan. 10. He is progressing smoothly in rehabilitation work, and the Rangers hope that he can return around the All-Star break.
Holland had stayed away from spring training to avoid "getting in the way and being a distraction," he said. While going through a solitary rehabilitation, Holland longed to join his teammates.
"I get to be with the guys," Holland said. "I was in rehab with none of the guys there, and it's kind of depressing. At the same time, I have to get myself healthy."
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I'm surprised that the statistics are presented in this way since it doesn't bring any insights into what actually works and what doesn't. I'm sure that if we start by dividing all the films into two basic categories, films made with subsidies that most of the time are semi-political local stories, and secondly genre films that where made to be universal and commercial - we would see very different numbers. Further I would like to see each of the categories broken down by genre, this would I'm sure also highlight a huge difference between commercial genre films like comedy and horror and subsidised dramas for example. This would show that commercial genre films are far more lucrative and successful that subsidised dramas for example. Why hide this obvious fact and skew the data by mixing everything in the same pot? I suspect that it would show that the subsidised films are by far under performing compared to the commercial genre films. Not all films are equal under the sun, and they shouldn't be, there's need for all of them but don't hide the obvious difference.


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Mario Gaetano Carancini was born in Recanati on 14 December 1914.
Carancini took part in the Course "Rex" of Accademia Aeronautica, receiving permanent commission in October 1938.
He served in the 393a Squadriglia of the 160o Gruppo during the Greek campaign. The unit was at this time equipped with Fiat CR.42s
On 28 October 1940 he shot down a Greek Henschel Hs126 east of Darda.
On 14 November the airfield at Koritza was near to the frontline and was attacked daily. During the day Tenente Carancini claimed a PZL P.24 over the area.
On 18 November, during two separate combats over the front of Koritza, the fighters of 393a Squadriglia claimed six Greek fighters without losses.
The first action happened during the morning after the scramble at 10:05 of two Falcos piloted by Tenente Carancini and Sergente Teofilo Biolcati. They met a reportedly three PZLs and claimed two (one apiece) landing back at 11:35.
The second action was in the early afternoon when three machines of the same Squadriglia, which had taken off at 13:16 reportedly met four PZLs claiming all of them, three of the EVA pilots were seen to jump with parachute and followed during their descent were seen to land inside their own territory. Tenente Torquato Testerini claimed one victory while Sergente Maggiore Arturo Bonato claimed two and Sergente Luca Minella claimed the last one.
Greek sources show that Hiposminagos Costantinos Yanikostas of 22 Mira was killed during the day, as was Episminias Gregorios Valcanas of 23 Mira, although this pilot was reported to have voluntarily crashed on an Italian bomber, while Hiposminagos Corneleus Kotrones of 22 Mira was wounded in one leg, but managed to force-land his shot-up aircraft at an emergency airfield. Additionally according with other sources Episminias Dimitrakopoulos was shot down and jumped with parachute while Anthyposminagos Giannikostas of 22 Mira made it back to its base although seriously wounded reporting two kills, thus possibly confirming at least three of the six Italian claims. Additionally, the Greeks claimed two CR.42s shot down, one each by Hiposminagos G. Laskaris of 23 Mira and Anthyposminagos Ioannis Katsaros of 21 Mira.
He received a Medaglia d'argento al valor militare after the victory on 18 November.
At 10.30 on 21 December 80 Squadron took off from Yanina for the front in Greece. They were led by Squadron Leader William Hickey and flew in three sections. The first comprised four aircraft and was led by Hickey, the second of three was led by Flight Lieutenant 'Pat' Pattle and the third trio was led by Flying Officer Sidney Linnard.
Near Argyrokastron three enemy trimotor bombers were seen. They were identified as S.79s, and then three more aircraft with twin tails were seen, recognised in this case as Fiat BR.20s. All six were in fact Cant Z.1007bis aircraft from the 47o Stormo B.T. from Grottaglie. The Italian bombers were attacked by the Gladiators and Pattle believed that he had hit one.
At this moment however 15 CR.42s of the 160o Gruppo appeared on the scene. Maggiore Oscar Molinari, the Gruppo commander, was leading these Italian aircraft on an offensive reconnaissance over Yanina, Paramythia and Zitsa. Seeing the bombers under attack by an estimated 20 Gladiators, the Italian attacked, joined by other aircraft from the 150o Gruppo so that 80 Squadron pilots assessed the number of their opponents at 54!
After 25 minutes the air battle broke up and eight of the British pilots returned to claim eight confirmed and three probables. Pilot Officer 'Bill' Vale claimed three, one of them in flames. Sergeant Charles Casbolt claimed one, which blew up and another, which spun down (later down-graded to a probable). Sergeant Donald Gregory claimed another two, again one in flames, but his own aircraft was badly shot up and he was wounded in the right eye. He however managed to return to Yanina. Pattle and Flight Sergeant S. A. Richens also claimed one CR.42 each, Pattle reporting that his victim fell in flames, whilst Flying Officers W. B. Price-Owen and F. W. Hosken both claimed probables. However Flying Officer A. D. Ripley in N5854 was seen to be shot down in flames and killed, while Squadron Leader Hickey was spotted bailing out of N5816; sadly his parachute caught fire, and he died from injuries soon after reaching the ground. Greek troops recovered the bodies of both pilots. Flying Officer Sidney Linnard's aircraft (N5834) was also badly hit and he was hit in the left calf by an explosive bullet and was taken to hospital after landing at Yanina.
In return the 160o Gruppo pilots claimed six Gladiators, two each by Maggiore Molinari and Tenente Edoardo Crainz (in CR.42 '394-7'), and one apiece by Tenente Eber Giudici and Capitano Paolo Arcangeletti. Probables were claimed by Tenente Torquato Testerini, Sergente Maggiore Francesco Penna and Sergente Maggiore Domenico Tufano. The 150o Gruppo pilots claimed two more Gladiators in collaboration, while 47o Stormo gunners claimed one more and a probable. As in the case of the British fighters, actual Italian losses totalled only two aircraft, Tenente Carancini and Tenente Mario Frascadore of the 160o Gruppo being lost, while Maggiore Molinari was wounded in the right foot and force-landed near Tepelene with a damaged engine.
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My lo is in the 1st percentile in weight and I would like to get that up.
I have read avocado, flax seed oil. Thicken with oatmeal.
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My "LO", 19lbs, eats 4oz fruit in the morning and 4oz veggies in the afternoon. But he also eats real food too. Cut up green beans and carrots, mac and cheese, potato salad, etc.
My first son was a 27 week preemie and the dream feedings really helped him put on a little weight. We used high calorie formula until he was 5 months but I think that was only by prescription. I also fed him religiously every 3 hrs during the day. I also agree that I would limit baby food to just exploration for now until he picks up a little weight.
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OCEANIA/PAPUA NEW GUINEA - Pilgrimage on foot for the 80th anniversary of evangelization in the highlands of Papua
Mount Hagen (Agenzia Fides) - A 15-day pilgrimage to thank God for the arrival of the Good News in the central highlands of Papua New Guinea: this is how the Archdiocese of Mount Hagen recalled the arrival of the first missionaries of the Divine Word (SVD), which in 1934 arrived in the territories of central Papua, establishing the first missions in the area. After 80 years since the arrival of the first pioneers, the faithful of the Archdiocese are experiencing a time of thanksgiving and gratitude "for all the blessings received from God through the missionaries", says a note sent to Fides by the Archdiocese. With this spirit, over 500 faithful, 3 priests and 9 seminarians made a pilgrimage on foot from Madang to Mount Hagen, following the same path of the early missionaries. Those who went on the pilgrimage visited the memorial site of the first two missionaries, Fr. Carl Morschheuser and Fr. Eugene Frank, who were killed by the local indigenous.
The Archbishop of Mt Hagen, Douglas Young, welcomed and encouraged the pilgrims stating that "the pilgrimage is a sign of a family who walks together and shares the Gospel".
During the second week the pilgrims moved from Mount Hagen and visited other churches and missions in the territory of the highlands, renewing the spirit of faith, hope and charity of the first preachers of the Gospel.
The Religious of the Divine Word are also involved in schools and health services that have developed since then: today 40% of health and education services in the highlands is provided by the Catholic Church. (PA) (Agenzia Fides 24/04/2014)
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Following the departure of Bob "The Wolf" Wohlfeld from Radio Woodstock (WDST/100.1 FM/106.5 FM in Beacon), Program Director and midday host Jimmy Buff will take over mornings.
Former morning host Greg Gattine will remain the afternoon host, while Carmel Holt will return to middays and Justin Foy will command the airwaves at night. Wohlfeld took over mornings at Radio Woodstock Jan. 7, but he was dropped. His last day was Thursday.
"Our listeners have spoken, and we listened," Radio Woodstock owner Gary Chetkof said in a statement. "... Our listeners let us know just how strongly they felt about missing their music in the mornings. Making decisions based on listener feedback has been the policy at Radio Woodstock for over 30 years now and we simply feel that this is the right thing to do."
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Farm Bureau emphasizes its grassroots campaign through which members invite others in their communities to join. In a special promotion this year to recognize the work of volunteers, Tuscarawas County Farm Bureau member Eric Prysi won the grand prize - a 2012 Chevy Silverado pickup truck.
Other Farm Bureau members who won prizes were Ruby Kinsey, Tuscarawas County (lifetime OFBF membership), Jenifer Pemberton, Mahoning County ($1,000 CD from Nationwide Bank), Karin Litvak, Portage County (OSU football experience), Dale Adkins, Clinton County (iPad) and Rose Bell, Jefferson County ($500 Sherwin Williams gift card). The winner of the 6500 watt portable Generac Generator is pending confirmation.
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About 100 Kyambogo University students could face dismissal for being irregularly admitted into the institution.
At a media briefing, Kyambogo University Vice Chancellor Prof Eli Katunguka said the admissions of these students were not regularized by the university senate and most of them reportedly lack student numbers. Senate is the supreme academic body.
It is alleged that some of the students would bribe some university officials to gain admission into the university, while others would just walk into the lecture theatre and start attending tutorials.
"Some parents bought places for their children but these students are not recognized by the system," Katunguka said recently.
As much as most of the students admitted irregularly have been fished-out by an ongoing probe by the university, some were found when they attempted to regularize their admission by seeking student numbers.
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Former LSU cornerback/kick returner extraordinaire Tyrann Mathieu was drafted in the third round on Friday night as the 69th pick overall by the Arizona Cardinals, which already has a mentor of Mathieu's in former LSU cornerback/kick returner extraordinaire Patrick Peterson.
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BOULDER — For what it's worth, Colorado may have a more productive quarterback on campus. No, he's not the Theta Chi intramural chairman.
His name is Shane Dillon. Unfortunately, he spent last week imitating Washington's Keith Price as the scout team quarterback. The true freshman Dillon is coming off shoulder surgery, leaving second-year coach Jon Embree to throw out sophomore Connor Wood for his first career start Saturday.
RGIII this was not. Wood went only 3-of-6 for 11 yards and two interceptions in Colorado's 38-3 loss to Washington. Junior Jordan Webb pretty much picked up where he left off before getting benched three weeks ago, going 6-for-16 for 33 yards.
Together a passing attack that's 112th nationally stumbled another step backward. Throw in freshman walk-on John Schrock's token appearance and Buffs quarterbacks were a combined 10-of-23 for 51 yards and two interceptions.
"We have to find stuff that they are comfortable with throwing and completing and just keep finding a way to help them," Embree said. "(Washington's) safeties were making tackles 2 to 3 yards behind the line of scrimmage, so obviously the box was loaded."
Embree has run out of answers for an offense that is averaging only 16.3 points per game, the lowest since Bill McCartney's infamously awful 1-10 team (15.6 ppg) of 1984. Embree has never been a part of a team this void of quarterback production. He knows.
He was on that 1984 team.
"It is what it is, unfortunately, right now, so we have to find the guy that can hopefully give us a chance to be more productive on that side of the ball," Embree said.
The quarterbacks aren't getting help from receivers who seem to wear cornerbacks like turtlenecks. Yet Wood wasn't up to the task for his first start. Beaten out by Webb in fall camp, Wood never found a rhythm.
The Buffaloes (1-10, 1-7 Pac-12) started with two consecutive three-and-outs, and then Wood tried to throw across his body on a scramble and threw straight to Washington's Shaq Thompson.
After Wood's second interception and only two first downs, Webb replaced him.
"I was not happy with the way I played, obviously," Wood said. "But going into it, I felt the guys were behind me and I was feeling good about myself."
Forget Friday's Utah finale. The biggest upcoming competition for Colorado may be the quarterback battle next spring. They all return, plus Dillon, PrepStar's No. 7-ranked pro-style QB in the country at Christian High School in El Cajon, Calif.
Embree was asked how wide open will the competition be.
"It's as wide open as the Grand Canyon," he said.


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Hosting the World Cup or Olympics Isn't All Fun and Games. This Website Breaks It Down
Written by L. Finch On 17 June 2014 @ 19:28 pm | 1 Comment
In Citizen Media, Development, Economics & Business, English, Media & Journalism, Sport, Weblog
Think teams are the only ones who can win or lose at the FIFA World Cup or the Olympics? Think again. The sporting events can be a mixed bag for the cities that host them.
Sure, with millions of fans around the world tuning in to watch, hosting mega events like these can elevate the profile of the country. With proper planning, they can spur the construction of useful infrastructure, too. The 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, which are often credited as playing an important role [2] in making the city the modern metropolis that it is today, are held up by many as the example to follow.
But the events require the host city to invest an enormous amount of money that perhaps could be spent better elsewhere, like on education and health. People in Brazil, where the 2014 FIFA World Cup [3] is currently underway, have protested [4] the tournament for that very reason. There's also a real risk that the investment won't pay off, and the once shining venues might one day end up decaying and abandoned [5].
This can make reporting these events a complicated and sensitive affair. Two researchers from the Graduate School of Design and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University are trying to make it a little easier.
The pair have launched a new website, Sport Better Cities [1], dedicated to explaining the good and bad of the World Cup and Olympics from the city's perspective. The site packages information from media, academic and other sources into neatly compiled lists and posts, such as "Getting Realistic About the Economic Benefits of Hosting [6]" (spoiler alert: the miracle economic boost customarily predicted before each event doesn't happen).
The researchers assure that they aren't trying to knock sports. "We love football," the site explains [7]:
We want to make it easier for journalists, sports, city and other enthusiasts to see the 2014 World Cup in its urban infrastructural and historical context. We hope that this will help stimulate more conversation about how sport can lead to better cities.
They eventually hope to "make the long-term urban development and infrastructural needs of host cities as much of a priority as hosting the Beautiful Game."
Have some information worthy of sharing on the impact of hosting these events? Sport Better Cities is accepting submissions [8].
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[3] 2014 FIFA World Cup: https://globalvoicesonline.org/specialcoverage/trending-worldcup-fifa2014-cheers-tears-and-football-in-brazil/
[4] protested: http://thinkprogress.org/sports/2014/06/16/3449234/brazilian-police-officer-reportedly-fires-live-bullets-at-world-cup-protesters/
[5] decaying and abandoned: http://io9.com/after-the-games-photographs-of-decaying-olympic-sites-503372635
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Fear-mongering is an unproductive tactic. I consider myself a decent Hobart citizen, and I'm a member of the Oneida tribe. It is reasonable to be both at the same time. Sometimes there are disagreements between neighbors and government entities. The Hobart Board refuses to recognize the Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin as a tribal government. They might be reminded that the Oneidas fed George Washington's starving army at Valley Forge.
I believe that Hobart and the Oneida tribe can agree on many things for the common good. The anti-Indian attitude displayed by the Hobart Board is expensive and tiresome. It's time for a change to elect people who are reasonable and agreeable.
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Bernard Mwale, Peter Mkwena and Michael May work on a verge on the corner of Silvermine and Paddock roads in Noordhoek. Picture: Tracey Adams, Independent Newspapers
Kathy Fish. Picture: Tracey Adams, Independent Newspapers
Plectranthus. Picture: Tracey Adams, Independent Newspapers
Felicia. Picture: Tracey Adams, Independent Newspapers
The old Post Office garden. When the team started the garden was in disarray. Now the crocosmia are blazing orange, the ribbon bushes have been cut back, and the mother vygie is clambering down the bank. Picture: Tracey Adams, Independent Newspapers
The Post Office Village lane. Picture: Tracey Adams, Independent Newspapers
Crocosmia aurea. Picture: Tracey Adams, Independent Newspapers
Pig's ears (Crassula orbiculata) adds to the diversity of plants. Picture: Tracey Adams, Independent Newspapers.
Cape Town - Noordhoek residents may have been wondering who's behind the neat and colourful verges along its main roads, and will be surprised that it's a small team which achieves so much.
Kathy Fish is the project's driving force, and you'll see the sign "We are on the verge today" when she and her team work every Wednesday.
The project was inspired when Fish noticed the beautiful verges between Robertson and Ashton: "We live in paradise, and our verges were such an eyesore. I mentioned it to a friend and she said: 'Stop talking about it and do something'."
Fish spoke to Peter Mkwena, her gardener, who agreed to help, and with the council's blessing, they got started.
At the moment, the team consists of Fish, Mkwena, Michael May and Bernard Mwale, supported by those who give plants, hire out tools and donate funds to pay the three gardeners. "The goodwill is fantastic," says Fish.
The council does an alien clearing once or twice a year, supplies them with trees at times, and removes the cuttings.
The first corner they planted was the highly visible one near the Noordhoek Common. "I bought a packet of watsonia bulbs at a fete and planted them," recalls Fish. The watsonias were joined by aloes, gazanias and pincushions to form an attractive garden.
The original packet of bulbs has multiplied into clumps of plants, and been divided time and again to populate other gardens.
Almost five years on and "On the Verge" has planted more than 80 trees and worked on about 22 verges.
Limited funding means the team can only work once a week.
"We'd love to work more often. In spring and summer we struggle to get around to doing everything. Once a year we do a major tree mulching and fix the tree cages. We're constantly looking for more sponsors as there's always more work to do, and things to buy like tree stakes, tree ties, cage cloths and new tools. It all adds up."
Many of the verges they garden are along the main road. "We planted huge numbers of African plums to replace those that died over the years. We also did the bridle path. When the road was widened, the roads department made a garden, then did nothing. It became impassable. Now we work with the riding club to keep it clear," says Fish.
"Winter is exciting, everything is lush and wet. But watering in summer is a difficulty. We find people are excited by the neighbourhood being cleaned up, and when we plant a verge, some help with watering. In summer we go around with 5-litre containers in the boot to water the trees, which need about two years before they can cope on their own.
The verges need to be waterwise, of course, and while Fish uses mostly indigenous plants, she's not averse to using others for a splash of colour. "For example, one of the plectranthuses is not indigenous – it's a sun-loving plant, unlike most of them. We're all being educated and we have a hatred for Port Jacksons," she says. "A few times a year we do a blitz."
The old Post Office garden is the Cape Argus's first stop: it's a historical building, and when the team started the garden was in disarray. Now the crocosmia are blazing orange, the ribbon bushes have been cut back, and the "mother" vygie is clambering down the bank.
"We do an enormous number of cutting ourselves – this vygie bush has supplied many, many verges," says Fish. "But it is difficult to get plants, to get variety, especially with the bigger plants. We love nurseries to donate to us, and have had great support from the local nursery."
We visit the corner of Silvermine and Paddock roads. This garden is now three years old, and well established. The wild fig is in healthy competition with the gazania, pelargonium, plumbago, dietes and helichrysum, and the vygies are thriving. Tecomaria, a white wild dagga (Leonotis leonurus) and a klipdagga (Leonotis nepetifolia), felicia, bulbinella, pig's ears (Crassula orbiculata), and spekboom add to the diversity of plants here.
Many cuttings come from the dumps, as do aloes and some larger plants, left by gardeners who have no use for them. And then there are the naturally occurring plants.
"We start growing plants between the grass – when we have enough, we incorporate it into a bed," says Fish. "When full and lush, we extend it. We plant trees – here we have water berries and boekenhout. And we just weed-eat the grass; it keeps kikuyu down and buffalo comes in.
"We can't be precious – people will walk on some of our plants. But it's an amazing thing to work on something which doesn't belong to anybody – just for the joy and beauty of it. Cars often stop and people thank us," says Fish.
"And I've learned to be excited by plants I was prejudiced against," laughs Kathy. "My love affair with aloes has escalated; they're gorgeous in the right setting. And pig's ears (now in flower, with their pink bells) are so rewarding, as are the gazanias.
"It's great fun and such a joy to us. We're just gardening, and no one is offended."
* If you can help in any way, contact Kathy Fish at 021 789 1440, or [email protected]
Jeanne Viall, Cape Argus
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In the past couple weeks I have tried to suggest two reasons (among many others) problems in worship exists today. The first is that pastors are untrained in worship and music, and the second is that church musicians have little theological competency.
I have observed a growing trend in recent years to try to solve the second of these problems. More and more church musicians are recognizing their role as a pastor in the church and along with this the need for robust theological education. Individuals desiring to be worship pastors are increasingly giving themselves to a seminary education, and the curriculum in many church music degrees has a good theological foundation.
Unfortunately, the perception remains, however, that "music guys" are theological illiterate. In addition to this, the problem of lack of education in worship and music still remains among many pastors. Thus many pastors continue to see worship music as little more than entertainment, or at best "spiritual stimulation."
This reality is seen perhaps best in the fact that fewer churches are hiring full-time worship pastors any longer. I regularly receive requests from church musicians for suggestions of churches looking to hire, and yet I regularly come back empty handed. Church that once housed robust church music programs now have little in that area.
So what can a thoughtful, well-educated, ministry-minded church musician do to convince pastors that there is more to worship than just preaching (although preaching is important and central to worship) and that music in worship is more than entertainment or "stimulation"? Here are a few suggestions:
Scott Aniol is the founder and Executive Director of Religious Affections Ministries. He is on faculty at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he teaches courses in ministry, worship, hymnology, aesthetics, culture, and philosophy. He has written several books, dozens of articles, and speaks around the country in churches and conferences. He is an elder in his church in Fort Worth, TX where he resides with his wife and two children.
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Polar GoFit App
Polar GoFit App is an easy way to follow your students' heart rates online during a PE lesson. You can define a certain target zone for each lesson and see whether your students achieve the target. During the lesson you can guide them to stay within the correct zone and see their accumulated time within each zone. You can view this data for individual students or collectively from the entire class. The Polar GoFit App allows you to alter the structure of your lesson in response to instant feedback from your students.
It's an easy and fun way for students to learn about the health benefits on staying in different target heart rate zones. The students can collect badges and motivate one another, giving a new dimension to their activity.
You can see summary data after the lesson and compare all ongoing courses you have. The data is saved automatically to polargofit.com for later analysis and evaluation.
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The Fayette County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting Wednesday evening that sent a Washington Court House man to the hospital.
According to the Fayette County Sheriff's Office, Marcus J. Francis, 31, was a passenger inside a vehicle that arrived at a residence in the 300 block of Clemens Road, located southwest of the village of New Holland.
Multiple gunshots were fired into the passenger door area of the vehicle, striking Francis in the leg and hand, the sheriff's office said. The driver of the vehicle, Carrie Mitchell, drove Francis to Fayette County Memorial Hospital for ...


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Erie-based Lake Erie Biofuels LLC, which does business as Hero BX, has confirmed that it sold biodiesel in 2009 and 2010 to a Canadian company that is being investigated by Canadian authorities.
But the company says that is its only connection to a case that involves allegations that the fuel was shipped repeatedly back and forth between the United States and Canada without ever being unloaded, allowing the shipping firm to collect a reported $2.6 million.
The story was reported earlier this month by CBC News, a Canadian news organization that claims the shipments were arranged by Bioversal Trading Inc.
CBC reported that "officials are now investigating claims the companies were routing American-made biodiesel through Canada and falsifying its origin to avoid paying tens of millions of dollars in European anti-dumping duties."
Hero BX, which makes about 45 million gallons of fuel a year, said in a statement: "Hero BX had no role in the export of any biodiesel to Europe and has no knowledge of the nature or scope of the investigation of Bioversel Trading being conducted by Canadian authorities."


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Dax Shepard on Kristen Bell's "Gift" to His Dying Dad: He Felt Her Baby Bump on Death Bed For an Hour
In an incredibly candid, four-hankie Tumblr post about his dad's last days fighting cancer, Dax Shepard writes from the heart about his relationship with his father — and offers a sweet gllmpse at the strong bond between the actor and his pregnant wife Kristen Bell.
The Parenthood actor, 38, who tweeted on March 20 a link to his first blog post, starts his story with a bang: "My father, Dave Robert Shepard Sr., died on either December 30th or December 31st, depending on what time zone you were in.... He was dead at 62 years old. Small cell carcinoma was to blame. It originated in the lungs and then travelled with great speed to all corners of his body."
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"He chose me to deal with all the doctors and creditors and landlords. It was the only project we ever teamed up on. We never built a tree house or a soap box derby car together, but you would have never known it by watching us tear through chemo decisions and radiation plans," Shepard writes. "We were two great minds with one single thought: get into the end zone gracefully."
The long post is an incredibly moving and thoughtful tribute to his rakish, charming, imperfect father who struggled with alcoholism. But tucked into the essay is also a little ode to his expectant wife.
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Bell, 32, flew in and surprised father and son at the hospital, he recalls. "It was an amazing, incredible, perfectly timed surprise. She lifted her shirt up and he put his hand on her swollen stomach. He left it there for the better part of an hour. He was smiling from ear to ear, sitting contently, unable to put together a sentence, but still capable of connecting to the new family member we were creating. He wasn't going to make it to the birth, but that didn't get in the way of him meeting the new baby. It was an emotional and triumphant moment. One I will never forget. If I live to be a thousand, I will still be in debt to my wife for giving him that one last thrill."
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To avoid the publicity disaster of clashing with the 87th annual Academy Awards ceremony on Monday – at least, when it comes to the all-important column inch – the savvy designer Tom Ford (who, please remember, was once up for an Oscar himself) shifted his show to Los Angeles. He'd already decided to do it last October; he told me he was going to pack his front row with celebrities and have a red carpet laid out front.
Tom Ford is a man of his word, and of bloody-minded conviction. At about three this morning, GMT, he did just that.
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Two brief but widespread power outages hit the Grand Valley Sunday.
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Xcel says it was a disruption on a transmission system.
11 News has also received reports that Grand Valley Power may have had an outage at the same time. But because it's Sunday we're having a hard time getting that confirmed.
The second outage happened at 12:59 Sunday afternoon. There's no word yet on what caused it or how many people it affected.
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Alex Runnals is off to a hot start, and the Yale High School soccer team is blazing along with him.
Runnals, a junior forward, had four goals and two assists to help the Bulldogs win the Laker Soccer Tournament last weekend. For his performance, he is the Times Herald Athlete of the Week.
"I feel like it's going to help our spirit going into the regular season," Runnals said. "I think anything is possible when we stick together and work as hard as we can." ...


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Mavericks protect home court, head to Portland up, 2-0
Photo: Vernon Bryant / Staff Photographer
Mavericks guard Jason Kidd (2) passes as Trail Blazers guards Wesley Matthews (2) and Andre Miller (24) defend and Mavericks center Tyson Chandler (6) watches.
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