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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
When are signups?
Signups begin in August for all leagues/divisions, however, you may see below for more specific information as to when sign-ups occur for your child.
Girls Travel Basketball (Grades 3-8): August - with tryouts being in mid to late August. Specific dates will be posted on the DJBL Home Page when they are determined each year.
Boys Travel Basketball (Grades 3-6): September - with tryouts being in mid to late September. Specific dates will be posted on the DJBL Home Page when they are deyermined each year.
All Recreational Leagues (Boys & Girls Grades K-6): October - with all leagues beginning late October to early November. You may register your child at any time once registrations are open. There will be a late fee for recreational league signups that occur after the posted deadline, and positions in the league are not guaranteed after that date. This late fee will not be waived (see below).
How do we register?
Online registration and payment is available now and there is no additional charge for online registration. To access the online registration please visit the home page of this website.
What is the difference between Recreational League and Travel League basketball?
The recreational league is in-house (intramural) basketball. This means you play at Danville against other Danville teams only. Recreation basketball is to teach and develop fundamentals and have fun playing the game of basketball. The focus is on development of skills and having fun, not winning. The recreational league teams will practice/play games twice per week, generally a weeknight and on Saturday. Playing time is distributed as equally as possible among players.
Travel basketball is more competitive. While the fundamentals are still being developed and players are having fun, the focus shifts more to strategy. Players learn various offensive and defensive strategies and style of play. While we may not run a specific offense or defensive style, all types are covered so teams know how to react against an opposing team's style of play. The travel season is longer, and teams will generally practice two evenings per week and play games against teams from other central Indiana teams on Sunday afternoons. The travel teams will also play in some weekend tournaments over the course of the season. Playing time is determined by player ability, performance in practices, attitude and game situations, and there is no guarantee of playing time in the travel leagues. Players on the travel teams can expect to significantly improve their basketball skills over the course of the season because of their additional practice opportunities, regardless of their game participation.
Who may play in the Danville Junior Basketball League?The league offers recreational basketball for boys and girls in grades Kindergarten through 6th grade. Travel basketball is available, by selection through the tryout process, to boys and girls in grades 3 through 6. Participants do not need to attend Danville Public Schools (may be home-schooled or attend private/parochial school), but must reside in the Danville School district, i.e. Center or Marion township of Hendricks County. Players who live outside of the district may particpate in the recreational and/or travel leagues only if they attend Danville Schools.
When do the recreational leagues play?
All recreational leagues will begin their seasons at approximately the same time in late October/early November. Sign-ups will be open during the months of August, September and October. The recreational league signup deadline will be posted on the DJBL home page each year when it is determined. All recreational leagues will run until March with breaks that align with Danville Community School's holiday breaks (activities will not be held on holiday weekends).
What are the major and minor divisions?In the boys league only, the major league (division) is for grades 3 through 6. Minor league (division) is for kindergarten through 2nd grade. This artificial division is related to the large number of participating boys. Depending on registration numbers, the kindergarten league may be co-educational in a given year, and the grade levels combined so that there are sufficient numbers of teams at a given level.
What if I want to coach a travel team?Travel team coaches are interviewed and selected prior to tryouts by the DJBL Board of Directors. Candidates should indicate their interest in applying for a coaching position to the girls travel team coordinator (see bottom for contact info), or the boys travel team coordinator (see bottom for contact info) . Because the coaches are selected before the tryouts, the deadline for applying for a girls travel team coaching position is early August, and for the boys, early September. When indicating your interest, you will also have the opportunity to ask questions and get additional information as to what the job entails. Having coached a particular travel team in a preceding season or seasons does not guarantee re-appointment to the position, and all candidates interested in a coaching position are encouraged to apply.
What if I want to coach a recreational league team?During registration, you will find an area on the registration form online to indicate your interest in coaching or assisting. Please note that, particularly in the lower grade levels, interest, enthusiasm and willingness to learn are far more important than having a vast knowledge of coaching strategies. The website offers a coaching manual and a skills and fundamentals to help you get started. You will be able to observe and help with basic drills and fundamentals review, along with more experienced coaches at the skills evaluation days held at the beginning of each recreational league. Also remember that there is no "dad's only" rule. We encourage interested moms (or grandparents) to coach if they are interested, in either boys or girls leagues. Historically, there have been several very successful female coaches in our leagues. There is no better way to gain coaching experience and expertise than to get in there and participate.
Is my child ready for travel basketball?
If your child has a great desire to play at the next level, has average or above fundamental skills, is willing to commit to learn more, is available and will attend practices (2 times per week), is able to commit to play on Sunday afternoons, and you don't mind traveling approximantly 30-45 minutes away for some games, and is available for try-outs, then travel basketball may be what you want. If you are unsure, we encourage you to bring your child to the tryouts to see where he/she fits in. The initial registration fee will cover the entire cost of participation in the recreational league if you decide that travel basketball is not for you this season
Are there additional costs for travel basketball?There is also an additional $50 fee per player to cover registration with USSSA, referees, uniforms, etc. (except at the 7th/8th grade level where there is no additional fee). There is an entrance fee for each travel game for all fans. Players and coaches are admitted free. Indy Hoops sets this fee for all sites. The cost has been $4/person and $8/immediate family for regular season boys games. Regular season girls games is $5/person or $10/immediate family, however, the girls play 2 games each date, and the admission charge covers both games.
Why is there a $25 late registration fee?
There is a significant amount of work involved in organizing the various recreational leagues, selecting coaches, scheduling etc., none of which can be accomplished until the number of players at each grade level is known. These numbers can not be finalized until registrations are completed. The registration deadline and late fee are intended to encourage people to complete the process in a timely manner. Further, team jerseys for the recreational league must be ordered immediately when registration is completed in order to be available for the start of league game play. Late additions to the league require additional jersey orders, at a significantly increased cost to the league.
How are registration fees determined?
The league tries to keep registration fees as low as possible, however, costs gradually increase from year to year. The registration fee must cover the cost of uniforms, insurance, referees, gym rental, and maintenance, among others. All coaches and DJBL Board members serve as unpaid volunteers.
What if my family has financial difficulty?
Financial assistance is available to families who are unable to cover the cost of league participation for their child/children. The league does not exclude interested participants due to financial hardship. Children who are eligible for the reduced/free school lunch program are eligible to participate. Those who qualify and wish to utilize this option should contact the DJBL Treasurer at firstname.lastname@example.com, who will provide a Sports For All Kids link for you to use for registration. Please contact the league treasurer for additional details or if you have other questions or requests regarding registration.
Why can't the late fee be waived for late registrants with financial problems?
As noted above, late registrants are a significant organizational and financial problem for the league. There is ample opportunity for everyone to register before the deadline, and with the availability of financial assistance as noted above, financial considerations are not a valid excuse for tardiness.
Why are late registrants accepted on a space available basis only?
Once the registration deadline has passed and registration numbers are known, the number of teams and number of players/team is determined for the various grade levels, and an overall schedule is set up. There may (or may not) be room for additional players at a specific grade level at that point. If there is a late registrant, and a position in the league is not available, a full refund of registration and late fee will be issued.
How is the travel basketball team selected?
The player candidates are evaluated over a two day period by a committee composed of local junior high and high school boys or girls basketball coaches. Fundamental skills, individual play, player attitude, effort at tryouts and team play are the basis behind the coaches evaluations. In general, committee members do not know the individual players, and players receive individual rankings based solely on their performance in the tryouts. The highest rated players are selected for the travel team(s). Additional players may be offered spots as alternates or "practice players". These players will practice with the travel team (and improve their basketball skills accordingly) but will not participate in the Sunday games unless specifically invited to do so. Alternates also participate in the recreational league, where they will have game experience.
Players should make every effort to attend both scheduled tryout days. Players must attend one day in order to be eligible for selection to a travel team. In an exceptional circumstance, such a player injury, death in the family, or if there are not enough players attending the tryouts to complete a team, a non-attending player may be invited to participate. Any such request must be approved by the appropriate travel coordinator, the league president, and the DJBL Board of Directors. If a player knows in advance that he/she will be unable to attend either of the scheduled tryout days but would like to be considered for a travel team, the appropriate travel coordinator should be contacted as soon as possible to make that wish known. Except in the case of an injured player who is physically unable to participate in tryouts, all players who attend the tryouts will be placed on a team before any non-attending player is added.
When are the tryouts for travel basketball?Tryouts for the girls travel program are held in mid to late August and tryouts for the boys travel program are held in mid to late September. Specific times will be posted on this website on the Home Page, and distributed by email to those who previously participated in the league, travel or recreational.
Who/where does travel basketball play?Travel basketball will play teams from central and south central Indiana. Possible opponents include Avon, Brownsburg, Plainfield, Cascade, Greencastle, Indian Creek, Perry Meridian, Beech Grove, Warren, Carmel, Hamilton Southeastern, Westfield, Noblesville, and Zionsville among others. Some games will be hosted at Danville and played at the high school, others will be played at neutral sites, with a significant number of games at Avon, Plainfield, Brownsburg or Ben Davis. Nearly all will be within 30-45 minutes driving time.
Are there tournaments or post season play?Boys travel teams play in a league called Indy Hoops (see links page for link to Indy Hoops website). There is a season ending single elimination tournament. The girls play in the Indy Girls Hoops League (see the links page for a link to the IGHL website). They play two seasons, with two season ending single elimination tournaments. Danville has had significant success in both of these leagues with championship performances from both the boys and girls teams. There is a possibility of a pre-season tournament, a Thanksgiving tournament, and/or a Winter Break Tournament. We may also play in other post season tournaments with distance to home being a consideration. Regional and state games have been close to Indianapolis recently and we expect the same sites to host again. These are generally completed by mid-March.
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Wall's first two seasons were a lesson in theatrics. He flashed endless potential paired with an affinity toward risk, the high assist totals were as electrifying as the turnover rates were troubling (he finished 46th in the league in assist-to-turnover ratio his rookie year, and outside the top-30 thereafter. Yet the early kamikaze style was a blessing in disguise. Wall has become accustomed to risk, to the point that connecting crosscourt passes to 3-point shooters and threading the needle in high traffic areas for dunks is just a regular part of the John Wall Experience.
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* The planet has just come through its warmest decade, its warmest 12 months, its warmest six months and its warmest April, May and June. (That's according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration).
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Did you know the Yankees are only 1-5 in Friday games thus far in 2011? Obviously that's incredibly random and will eventually even out, but it's certainly made the start of the weekends a bit more anxiety-inducing than they might otherwise have been during the first two months of the season.
I'm going to borrow from my Series Preview from this morning and re-post the "Hot and Cold" players here for your convenience:
Here's who's hot coming into this series (per wOBA over the last 14 days):
Russell Martin – .421 (What a beast)
Alex Rodriguez – .418 (Seems to be doing it mostly with singles, but as long as he's getting on base I won't complain)
Curtis Granderson – .413 (The man)
Jorge Posada – .385 (Surprise!)
Brendan Ryan – .493 (Honestly, I don't even know who this is)
Miguel Olivo – .430 (I feel like Olivo is another in a long line of scrub catchers who inexplicably demolish Yankee pitching)
Adam Kennedy – .382 (What?)
And here's who's been cold:
Nick Swisher – .253 (He needs to stop appearing on the "cold" list)
Derek Jeter – .264 (Ditto)
Robinson Cano – .300 (Seems to be slowly coming out of his latest funk)
Chone Figgins – .118 (Compiled over 53 PAs, talk about ice-cold)
Michael Saunders – .139
Ichiro Suzuki – .187 (Doesn't matter; he's bound to come up with a timely hit or two against the Yanks)
The Yankee offense as a whole has been the second-best in the AL over the last two weeks (.340 wOBA, though way behind Boston's absurd .381 during that time period), while the Mariners have been even worse than they are on the season, hitting at a .277 wOBA clip.
Unfortunately for the Yankees, the Mariners' pitching staff has been lights-out during the last two weeks, posting a 1.80 ERA/2.84 FIP/3.14 xFIP as a unit (1.55/2.50/2.95 from the starters; 2.78/4.14/3.90 from the bullpen); while the Yankees have managed a 3.78/3.98/3.87 aggregate line (4.43/4.23/3.81 by the starters; 2.38/3.43/4.01 by the bullpen).
Clearly, run-scoring is going to be at a premium this weekend at Safeco Field. That's not to say that the Yankees can't score runs and take this series, but going against two of the best pitchers in the American League along with one of the top-performing bullpens of late could make this a very tough series.


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(USA TODAY) Stocks plunged further on Wall Street Thursday as investors continued to worry about the Federal Reserve pulling back on the massive bond-buying program that has helped fuel the economy and stock market.
The Dow Jones industrial average was down 1.5% in afternoon trading. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 1.6%, and the Nasdaq composite index dropped 1.6%.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note jumped to 2.43%, the highest level in almost two years. Gold prices dropped more than 6% and oil prices fell below $96 a barrel in early trading.
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN: Gold, oil, bond prices dive
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Global markets also tumbled Thursday as Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 1.7% and European indexes were down about 3%.
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The market's volatile and negative reaction to the Fed's hints that the days of market-friendly stimulus are numbered is not too unexpected, given that the market is a forward-looking pricing mechanism that tends to price in events three to six months into the future, says Gary Thayer, chief macro strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors.
The market is undergoing a "change, a shift, a transition," which is causing a re-pricing of assets, he adds.
"Any sign of a change in policy tends to cause uncertainty," says Thayer, adding that heightened uncertainty often results in a market "over-reaction" to new information.
Part of the concern for stock investors is that they don't know how sharp the rise in interest rates will go. Higher rates are a negative for stocks because its raises borrowing costs, which is a drag on economic growth and the all-important housing market, which has been a key driver of the economic recovery.
"There's a (worry) that we have seen the lows in bond yields" says Thayer. "And that prompts investors to ask: 'Where will they go from here?'"
Thayer, though, thinks investors are overreacting to the Fed's eventual move to tighten monetary policy. "It's human nature" he says.
Thayer argues that the Fed's coming shift in policy is good news, as it is signaling an improving economy.
In economic news Thursday, existing home sales jumped 4.2% in May and the median price is up 15.4% from a year ago. Weekly jobless claims rose slightly, but the level remains consistent with moderate job growth.
Thayer says the fact that the Fed is considering cutting back now, when inflation is benign, is another positive sign. He thinks bond yields will stabilize and stock investors with longer-term horizons will start "looking for values created" by the Fed news. He is sticking with his year-end price target for the S&P 500, which he recently raised, to 1,650 to ,1700, or roughly 6% above current levels. In late afternoon trading, the broad market gauge was trading around 1,603.
Wall Street chart watchers are keeping an eye on key levels for the S&P 500 as an area of support, or a floor at which buyers came in earlier. Chris Verrone of Strategas Research Partners says there is near-term market support at 1,608, which was the low on June 13, and 1,598, which was the low on June 6.
The market turmoil began Wednesday when the Federal Reserve said the economy was strengthening and Chairman Ben Bernanke said the bank's bond purchases will likely slow down this year and end next year.
The Fed said it's keeping its stimulus at full throttle for now. It will continue to buy $85 billion a month in Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities until the labor market improves substantially. The purchases hold down long-term interest rates and have fueled the housing rebound and a blazing stock rally.
But the Fed could trim its bond purchases until they're halted by mid-2014, and that announcement drew a sharp reaction in financial markets.
On Wall Street on Wednesday, the Dow fell 1.4% to 15,112.19. The S&P 500 index fell 1.4 percent, to 1,628.93. The Nasdaq composite index fell 1.1 percent, to 3,443.20.
WEDNESDAY MARKETS: Stocks tumble as Bernanke discusses tapering
Overseas, Asian stock markets plummeted Thursday after the drop on Wall Street. Tokyo's Nikkei 225, the regional heavyweight, was down 230.64 points to 13,014.58. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index tumbled 2.9% to 20383.87, but the benchmark was also down after a private survey showed a slowdown in manufacturing in China for the month of June.
European markets also saw steep drops. Britain's benchmark FTSE 100 dropped 3.0% to 6,160. Germany's DAX dropped 3.3% to 7,928 and France's CAC-40 in France fell 3.7% to 3,699.
Benchmark oil for July delivery fell $3.00 to $95.22 per barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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Pakistani Girls in Aladdin Park Karachi
May 18, 2013 | 7 Comments
Enjoyment is the big happiness of life and travels, parks, picnics or the best and very chief activities of Pakistani girls; they really love these picnics and travels to parks and other joyful places with family and friends. Here in this article you will watch the joyful activates of Pakistani girls in Aladdin Park Karachi. Here I am sharing some pictures of Aladdin Park Karachi that will show you the enjoyment of Pakistani girls with friends and family in this Aladdin Park Karachi.
Watch this first picture of Aladdin Park Karachi where you can watch a slight that made for children and girls, and you can watch that two children and two girls are setting in the top of the slight to captured a picture and save this moment of Aladdin Park Karachi. You can watch the behind view of Aladdin Park Karachi which is very nice, actually this is a big and very spectacular part that made for the people of Pakistan especially Karachi people where they spend their most of time for enjoyment.
Watch this picture of Pakistani girls in a very beautiful pose they are setting in a swing and you can watch that they are really enjoying this moment because they are swinging above earth. Mostly people from all over Pakistan are traveling here just for this park because this is a very fantastic place of enjoyment here you can watch some other place where you know better about this park of Aladdin Park Karachi.
Watch this picture of Aladdin Park Karachi, this is a side view of this park which is looking very nice, they captured this picture from high place, in this picture you can watch Pakistani girls, boys, women, children and other males are enjoying in this park because this park is made for enjoyment and spending happy time.
Watch this view of Aladdin Park Karachi, here you can watch Pakistani girls in a very scary swing that is looking very beautiful but they way it swings very scary, most of the people have watched this before and also swing in it. Those people know better who set in it in this time, Pakistani girls really like this kind of enjoyment; this is a very safe place of enjoyment where all over the world people come to enjoy with their families and friends.
Watch this picture of Aladdin Park Karachi here you will also watch many girls in it with their families and friends, visit here and watch these pictures and share it with friends and relatives to know about this Aladdin Park Karachi, this is also my suggestion to all of you if you haven't visited this place so you should visit this place for sometime I expect that you will really enjoy it. At the end don't forget to share your best comments with us in the comments box below about this amazing park of Aladdin Karachi.
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Znanstvinisi s nabravili havaga Su simolasigo Kacou half ?e, g.m., ku� kimikaligi I stabli Cuya je "bokobio" gabano katastrovalan tsunami u 11. Meanwhile a Pasifika Brcko ožujka doblotati ke ameri� Apple. �?e da ekuju u O� Rocco nikoliko mgisisi "profi fall" uttbada.
April 2011
Ateca and Sinu dance of fertility
The concept and original script is by Rodger lisgards, French poet, music by ROE Calvin, featuring voices of Pasifika and Dubai series together. Fertility dance coming in Act IV of Polynesian myth inspired production of about.
April 2011
Sharp new talent coming to town
She also worked with producer Adam bobouitz (Pasifika tribute), recording a collection of songs based on interviews with approximately 40 conducted with children and youth and adult children raised by concerned parents. In both projects.
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TCL > December 2011 Issue > News From CBA Sections, Committees, Local and Specialty Bars, and More
Bar News is a monthly compilation of news from the Colorado Bar Association, including sections and committees, administration, and local and specialty bar associations. It also includes notices of activities—past, present, and future—from local and national law-related organizations and groups. Please send information and photos to Susie Klein at email@example.com.
CBA President Makes "Big Swing"
to Southern Colorado
Over the course of three days—October 11 through October 13—CBA President David Masters paid visits to five local bar associations in what is customarily known as the "Big Swing." Masters kicked off the Big Swing with a lunchtime visit with members of the Pueblo Bar Association at the Le Renaissance Restaurant. The following day, he had lunch with members of the Southern Colorado Bar Association at La Quinta Suites in Trinidad, and dinner with members of the San Luis Valley Bar Association at the Inn of the Rio Grande in Alamosa. On the third day, Masters met with members of the Southwestern Colorado Bar Association over lunch at the Strater Hotel in Durango, and then dined with members of the Four Corners Bar Association at the Shiloh Steakhouse in Cortez. During each visit, Masters led a CLE presentation on the topic of mentoring.
CBA Board of Governors Convene in Vail
CBA and DBA Take Home Luminary Awards
Metro Volunteer Lawyers Receives $7,500 Grant
Metro Volunteer Lawyers (MVL) has received a grant of $7,500 from the Fred and Jean Allegretti Foundation. Kimberly Allegretti, Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) at the Colorado Office of Administrative Courts, presented the check on October 13 to MVL Executive Director Dianne Van Voorhees, DBA President Ilene Bloom, and the DBA Board of Trustees. The Foundation's generous donation for general operating funds helps MVL maintain its mission of assisting needy community members with their legal services. This is the second year that the Fred and Jean Allegretti Foundation has donated funds to MVL.
DBA Young Lawyers Division
Collects Clothing for Law Suit Days
On October 13 and 14, the DBA Young Lawyers Division hosted its annual clothing drive—Law Suit Days—on the steps of the Denver City and County Building. The goal of Law Suit Days is to help outfit those in need with professional attire suitable for job interviews, including business suits, shoes, and accessories.
All items gathered during this year's event were given to Bayaud Enterprises, Inc., a local nonprofit organization that provides vocational training, job coaching, résumé building, and job placement services for individuals with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities, as well as to homeless or low-income individuals and families. The organization's mission is to provide hope, opportunity, and choice through gainful employment.
Paralegal RoxAnn Mack Caps Off Year
With Third Pro Bono Award
Special Recognition Awards Honor
Exemplary Leadership and Support of Legal Aid
The Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado presented special recognition awards to Fred Baumann, a partner at Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons, and to the law firm of Holland & Hart LLP. The awards were presented during the Foundation's Thirtieth Anniversary Celebration on September 15.
The awards recognize exemplary contributions to the organization. Baumann is a past chair of the Foundation's Board of Trustees and a founding member of the Foundation's Justice Society. He currently serves as chair of the Colorado Access to Justice Commission. Holland & Hart has long been one of the Foundation's Leadership Law Firms, contributing annually at the Foundation's target giving level and leading the effort to expand law firm support for the organization.
The Legal Aid Foundation, founded in 1981, raises money to support Colorado Legal Services, which provides free legal assistance to low-income Coloradans who are facing serious civil legal problems. To learn more, visit www.legalaidfoundation.org.
Linda Rockwood Becomes ACOEL Fellow
2011 Seniors Roast Honors Laurence W. DeMuth, Jr.
On October 4, longtime general counsel Larry DeMuth was roasted and then toasted by longtime friends and family at the DBA's annual Seniors Roast. DeMuth, who served as general counsel for what started as Mountain Bell and later became US West, Qwest, and now CenturyLink, was the twenty-eighth person to be honored with a roast by the DBA Seniors Committee. He was roasted by Dan Brinker, retired Judge Ken Barnhill, and Peter Willis. Willis also organized a surprise for DeMuth: the Century-Link law department's informal chorale group attended the event and sang tunes about DeMuth.
MCBA Spring Fling to Honor Ed Nugent
Attorney Ed Nugent of Nugent & Palo LLC in Grand Junction will be the guest of honor at the Mesa County Bar Association's (MCBA) annual Spring Fling in February. He will be presented the Professionalism Award, which recognizes not only professionalism, but also mentoring, pro bono service, and contributions to the MCBA.
Nugent currently sits on the CBA Executive Council. He is a past president of the Criminal Defense Bar and past recipient of its highest honor, the Jonathan Olom Award. He contributed to the formation of the Colorado Alternate Defense Counsel, which provides legal representation to individuals who cannot be represented by the public defender due to ethical conflicts, and he teaches at the organization's annual Trial Advocacy Training. He is the former head of two regional offices of the Colorado State Public Defender (Greeley and Grand Junction), a former president of COLTAF, a past member of the Twenty-First Judicial District judicial nominating committee, and a former board member for Colorado Legal Services.
Nugent is a Past President of the MCBA and is heavily involved in the MCBA's pro bono activities, including the Pro Bono Project and Call-a-Lawyer Program. He also helped establish the Mesa County Access to Justice Committee and revived the very Spring Fling at which he will be honored. He has been an unfailing mentor to attorneys within the MCBA and is a role model within the community.
Members are invited to join the MCBA in honoring Nugent at the 2012 Spring Fling, which will take place on Friday, February 10, at the Colorado Mesa University Ballroom. There will be a live band, dinner, and drinks. The cost of tickets is $50. For more information, contact Leslie Castro at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Greenberg Traurig Donates $10,000 to Colorado Nonprofit
Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Colorado recently received a $10,000 grant from Greenberg Traurig's Great Minds Great Hearts program. The grant was funded by the firm's Philanthropic Fund and a personal donation from firm Shareholder Stephen Dietrich, who serves on the BBBS of Colorado board of directors. This gift will be used to help support the organization's "Team Big" mentoring program.
In addition to his work with BBBS, Dietrich has served on the board of Families First since 2002. He also volunteers at Colorado Academy. He is licensed to practice law in Colorado and Minnesota, focusing on corporate and real estate law.
The Great Minds Great Hearts program was created by Greenberg Traurig's Denver office to support the work of local nonprofit organizations. Grants are given in the areas of arts, diversity, education, leadership, and people in need.
The Bridge Project Honors Neil Oberfeld
for Leadership and Service
Denver attorney Neil Oberfeld has received the 2011 Philip D. and Eleanor Winn Community Service Award from The Bridge Project, a community outreach initiative of the University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work that strives to help children achieve their academic potential and graduate from high school with the resources necessary to succeed as adults. Oberfeld was presented the award at the organization's Twentieth Anniversary Celebration on Saturday, October 1.
Oberfeld has been a supporter of The Bridge Project for more than fifteen years. He served for twelve years on the organization's board of directors, including a term as president. He was the first scholarship chair and supervised creation of the scholarship rules, which the organization still uses today. He also has chaired numerous dinners and fundraisers for the organization.
Oberfeld is a member of the Real Estate department of the Greenberg Traurig Denver office. He serves on the Colorado Business Advisory Committee, the International Council of Shopping Centers National Law Committee, and the board of trustees of Rose Community Foundation. He also is co-chair of the regional development committee for the Anti-Defamation League. In 2010, Oberfeld was named one of Law Week Colorado's Lawyers of the Year and, in 2005, he received the DBA's Volunteer Lawyer of the Year Award.
Sam Cary Bar Association Celebrates
Forty Years of Excellence
The Sam Cary Bar Association (SCBA) hosted its Fortieth Anniversary Celebration and Annual Awards Dinner on Saturday, October 22, at the Marriott Denver Tech Center. Award recipients were: Denver's former manager of safety Al LaCabe, who received the Courage Under Fire Award; former Denver City Attorney Dan Muse, an attorney with Pendleton, Friedberg, Wilson & Hennessey, who received the King Trimble Lifetime Achievement Award; and Nicole Gorham of the Colorado Lawyers Committee, who was named Young Lawyer of the Year.
Photos courtesy of David Zalubowski, Special to The Denver Post.
First J.D. Bar Association Hosts Annual Golf Tourney
On August 5, twenty people participated in the First Judicial District (J.D.) Bar Association's annual Golf Tournament at the Fox Hollow Golf Course in Lakewood. The event used a scramble best ball format, where each golfer from a foursome tees off his or her ball, the best positioned ball is determined, and then all four golfers play the remaining shots from the position of the best ball. This format enables participants to concentrate on having fun and not simply on getting a great score. Of course, that didn't stop the First J.D. from awarding prizes for the lowest score and other golfing feats. Winners were: Kristen McLaughlin, John Eckelberry, and Victor Boog, who took first place with a score of 65; Magistrate John Livingston, who had the longest putt; Kristen Mclaughlin, who had the longest drive; and Victor Boog, who won "closest to the pin."


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Would you pay hundreds of dollars for something if you could get it for free? Well, if you were threatened with a $7,000 fine you just might.
The North Carolina Department of Labor is alerting employers across the state to be aware of a scam that makes you pay for labor law posters--which can be obtained for free from the state.
With the federal minimum wage change on Friday, private companies are telling employers they must pay for the updated labor law poster or else they will face a several thousand-dollar penalty. But, what many employers may not know, these posters are free.
The North Carolina Department of Labor warns employers to watch our for the scam this week. Danny Alston with the Employee Securities Office in Greenville says, "Of course, there are certain posters employers are required by law to display. And they'll get these unsolicited letters saying by law you are required to have the forms, letters, and flyers, and of course they charge you for it."
Alston says the posters are free and there are a couple different ways to stay legal without having to pay. "Definitely call us and see if we got them in stock. If not, you should be able to go to a Department of Labor website and download them free of charge."
Some businesses may not even need a new poster. The North Carolina Department of Labor updated its posters when the three-stage wage increase was decided on by Congress in 2007. Any businesses that received posters about the three-stage wage increase, does not need a new set.
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Business in brief
Henrico Federal Credit Union has teamed with Banzai, a national award-winning financial literacy program, to help local students learn to manage their money in a fun, real-world way. Banzai is an interactive, online program supplemented by printed workbooks which aligns with state curriculum requirements for personal finance education. Students are exposed to real-life scenarios where they learn to pay their bills and balance their budget, as well as how to manage unexpected expenses such as parking tickets, interest charges and overdraft fees. Banzai also introduces students to auto loans, bank statements, entertainment costs, savings and more. The program is available to students and teachers for free. To learn more, call 888-8-BANZAI or visit http://henrico.teachbanzai.com .
Pamela Heflin Strieffler, of Richmond, has rejoined Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer as vice president in the firm's Glen Allen office and will continue to specialize in retail sales and leasing. Strieffler started her commercial real estate career with Porter Realty in 1996 and originally joined Thalhimer in 1999. She spent several years with The Rebkee Company and was most recently with The Shopping Center Group. Strieffler graduated from James Madison University and lives with her husband, Kevin, and their three children.
Bon Secours Richmond Health System has been named to the "Working Mother" 100 Best Companies list for the 15th consecutive year. The list promotes the interests of working mothers by honoring companies that successfully help employees integrate home and work. Bon Secours Richmond offers family-friendly employee benefits such as flexible scheduling, three on-site child care centers and a wellness program which includes an on-site employee health clinic, pharmacy, health coaching and incentives for making healthy choices.
The restaurant Mooyah will open in the Short Pump area in early 2013. Location owners, brothers Gurpreet "P2" Sandhu and Gurbhagat "Gulu" Sandhu, are looking to open at least 25 more locations in the next 10 years, all in the Richmond/Maryland/D.C. Virginia area. Mooyah specializes in burgers, fries and milkshakes. For more information, visit http://www.mooyah.com .
Colonial Shooting Academy (CSA) has been recognized as a five-star shooting facility by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). This distinction makes CSA the first five-star range in Virginia, the fourth on the East Coast and one of only 25 nationwide. The NSSF's rating system for target shooting facilities is based on an evaluation of six criteria: appearance, customer/member focus, customer/member development, management, community relations and amenities. CSA is located at 6020 W. Broad St. For details, visit http://www.colonialshooting.com .
Agents with Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer recently handled the following lease negotiations: FEMA – leased 18,325 square feet in Deep Run III at 9954 Mayland Dr.; Cannon's Online Auctions, LLC – renewed its lease of 14,000 square feet in the TJ Maxx Shopping Center at 9125 W. Broad St.; Credit Union Service Company of Virginia, LLC – renewed its lease of 3,924 square feet in Fairfield Commons Mall on Nine Mile Rd.; Maya Mexican Grill and Tequila Lounge, LLC – leased 3,683 square feet in IceZone Retail Shops at Downtown Short Pump at 4350 Pouncey Tract Rd.; G's Pizzeria & Grill – leased 3,400 square feet in Laburnum Square Shopping Center at 4730 Finlay St.; Virginia Health Care Association, Inc. – leased 1,250 square feet in Grove Park Square at 11541 Nuckols Rd.; The Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia – renewed its lease of 7,547 square feet in Parham Professional Park at 2821 N. Parham Rd.; and Sarek Autowerke, Inc. – leased 6,900 square feet at 8401 Brook Rd.
Nancy Bagranoff, dean of the University of Richmond's Robins School of Business, will lead a discussion on women in finance at 6 p.m. Oct. 3 in Queally Hall's Ukrop Auditorium. A panel of four women will explore the challenges of succeeding in the financial services industry and will discuss leadership, professional experience in the industry and achieving work/life balance. The program is free and open to the public. Registration is required at http://tiny.cc/womeninfinance100312 .
Martin's Food Markets' A+ School Rewards will return Oct. 7 and continue through March 30, 2013. To participate in the program, customers must sign up and designate their chosen schools by visiting their local Martin's or at http://www.martinsfoods.com/aplus A+ S.chool Rewards are accrued with each purchase a customer makes using his or her BonusCard. There is no restriction on what schools can do with the cash they earn. Beginning in November, current school totals can be found on the A+ website.
The Altria Companies Employee Community Fund has awarded nearly $2 million in grants to nonprofits based in central Virginia, including three in Henrico: Circle Center Adult Day Services – received a $50,000 grant to provide funding for full daycare for seniors with limited financial resources; The Society of St. Andrew – received a $30,000 grant to support the Food Recovery Operation in Virginia; and the Alzheimer's Association Greater Richmond Chapter – received a $15,000 grant to provide for respite care for seniors with dementia. In central Virginia, the ACECF has awarded 948 grants totaling $27.6 million in the last 11 years.
Kitchen Thyme is forming a supper club. Once a month, guest chefs will be featured for a fine dining experience at Kitchen Thyme with a once in a life time menu. Prices, times and menus will vary. The club's first meal on Sunday, Sept. 30 will feature Chef Carly Herring, of C'est Le Vin. The four-course fine dining brunch is $45 (includes tax). The fare includes one alcoholic beverage with a cash bar available. Seating times are 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. with 20 seats available per seating time. Cash only. Kitchen Thyme is located at 7801-25 W. Broad St. To register, call 396-COOK.
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Citizen Staff Reports 04/29/2016
Every week, another child is diagnosed with cancer in Central Virginia. Last summer, six-year-old Caroline Morris was one of them.
Diagnosed in June 2015 with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common type of childhood cancer, Morris has been receiving treatment at Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU (CHoR) ever since.
"It's not my hair that makes my beauty," said Morris, who lost her hair as a chemotherapy side effect, "it's my heart." > Read more.
Richmond Solar Co-op sign ups end April 30
Citizen Staff Reports 04/25/2016
The sign up period for the Richmond Community Solar Co-op will close on April 30. Nearly 150 homeowners and businesses have joined the group to save money and make going solar easier. The group has started installations and is working with VA SUN to learn about solar technology and the process of going solar.
"If you've ever thought about going solar, this is a great opportunity to do so," said Sekar Veerappan Co-op member and the group's first installation. "Working with the group helps members learn about going solar and make an informed decision." > Read more.
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Another great weekend of outdoor activities awaits you in Henrico! Walk MS, an annual charity run for multiple sclerosis, and the third annual Movin' & Shakin' 5K, to benefit the VCU Parkinson's and Movement Disorders Center, both take place in Innsbrook tomorrow. Another charity event, the CASA Superhero Run, will be held at St. Joseph's Villa. On Sunday, live music can be found at Belmont Recreation Center, featuring the John Winn Quartet, and at Shady Grove United Methodist Church, where pianist Sylvia Cooper will be performing. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Dingle Peninsula
The Dingle Peninsula, the westernmost tip of Ireland (and Europe, for that matter), offers just the right mix of far-and-away beauty, isolated walks and bike rides, and ancient archaeological wonders — all within convenient reach of its main town. Dingle town is just large enough to have all the necessary tourist services and a steady nocturnal beat of Irish traditional music. A half-dozen fishing boats sail from here, tractors leave tracks down the main drag, and a faint whiff of peat fills the nighttime streets.
At a Glance
▲▲▲ Dingle Peninsula Loop Trip Scenic 30-mile loop (easy by car, demanding four hours by bike) featuring the Gallarus Oratory (impressive early-Christian church), Iron Age huts and "fairy forts," Norman ruins, and spectacular coastal views.
▲▲ Sciuird Archaeology Tours Fascinating 2.5-hour minibus tours helmed by a father-son team who offer an up-close look into the peninsula's ancient history.
▲▲ Harry Clark Windows of Díseart Imaginative stained-glass Bible scenes inside a lovely Neo-Gothic chapel in the middle of Dingle Town.
▲▲ Traditional Music Best enjoyed at one of Dingle's many pubs, most of which charge no cover (arrive early for a seat near the music); non-night owls can take in early-evening folk concerts at St. James' Church or the Siopa Ceoil music shop.
▲▲ Blasket Islands Six islands just off the peninsula and home, until quite recently, to one of the modern Ireland's most traditional communities. Best appreciated after visit to the mainland's excellent Great Blasket Centre.
▲ Dingle Town Walk Either follow my guidebook's self-guided tour, or hire a recommended local guide.
▲ Fungie Dingle Harbor's resident dolphin (and town mascot), who makes regular appearances in the bay (hop a boat tour for a chance at a personal encounter).
▲ Oceanworld Aquarium with penguin exhibit, petting pools, and no shortage of Fungie lore.
▲ Short hikes Consider a bike ride then hike to nearby Eask Tower for great town and peninsula views, or take a more mellow waterside stroll out to the town's lighthouse.
▲ Minard Castle Dramatically situated medieval pilgrimage site and region's biggest fortress (near town of Annascaul); worthwhile nearby stops include a "wedge" tomb with stunning faraway views, Antarctic explorer Tom Crean's pub, and a four-mile sandy beach.
Charter-boat cruises Options include one-hour harbor cruises, three-hour nature tours, and fishing tours of varying length.
More outdoor activities Options include horseback riding, golf, and a harborside pitch-and-putt course.
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Crash.Net F1 News
Hamilton: I can still challenge for the title
13 June 2013
Lewis Hamilton insists he can still challenge for the F1 title this season despite falling more than 50 points behind Sebastian Vettel in Montreal.
While the Briton returned to the podium with a third place finish at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, victory for Vettel means he is now 55 points clear of fourth-placed Hamilton after the opening seven races of the season.
Hamilton has yet to take victory this year following his move from McLaren over the winter, but the 2008 title winner said he still felt he could challenge for honours by the end of the season if Mercedes can make improvements to its car in the development race.
However, the Briton conceded that it would be a challenge to try and fight for victory in his home race at Silverstone later this month based on the result of the Canadian race, where Vettel blitzed the field for Red Bull.
"I didn't leave Montreal thinking I'm going to Silverstone with the possibility of winning," he was quoted by the
Daily Mirror
. "Vettel was pulling away from me at a second per lap in Montreal. We're not going to gain a second before the next race. But we can definitely beat the rest.
"As for the championship there are still twelve races left. It's not impossible. But we need to make another big step with the car. His pace is not demoralising at all. I'm much stronger than that. He has had a car like that for years and is still doing the same thing.
"But we are coming up fast and Nico beat him in Monaco so it can be done. I want to give the British fans a good result for sure."


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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 4, 2012) - Prospero Silver Corp. (TSX VENTURE:PSL) ("Prospero" or the "Company") announced today the results of an 870m diamond drill program at its Campana project in central Durango State, Mexico. Holes CAM-11-01 and CAM-11-02 focussed to the east and north of historic drilling (2007) that showed disseminated gold and silver mineralization over intersections up to 330m in length. The two-hole program, just finished, tested a zone characterized by chargeability and resistivity highs (Figure 1) as outlined by Z-TEM and IP surveys conducted earlier this year (refer to news releases of July 13, 2011 and August 29, 2011).
-- Both holes encountered primarily coarse to fine grained diorite porphyry
hosting explosive breccias dikes up to 16.8 meters in width with visible
disseminated iron, zinc and lead sulphides, with values up to 0.35 g/t
Au and 33 g/t Ag in breccias, and up to 59.5 g/t Ag in quartz-calcite
veined diorite.
-- Multiple mineralized intervals and diatreme breccia dikes similar to
those encountered in historic holes are present in hole CAM-11-02,
though they occur over shorter intervals. CAM-11-01 encountered a large
intrusive body and was less mineralized.
-- In CAM-11-01, the first 90 meters intersected a wedge of post-mineral
volcanics, which appear as a shallow higher magnetic signature in Figure
-- Drilling to date, considered along with the results of the geophysical
surveys, indicates strong potential for mineralization to be hosted
peripheral to the intrusive body, particularly to the north and east
where ground-based geophysics indicates zones of strong demagnetization
(shown in dark blue in Figures 1 and 2).
-- This drilling represents completion of Phase I evaluation of the
geophysical program at Campana 1 target, and allows the Company to
design a program for Phase II drilling.
FROM TO LENGTH Au Ag Pb Zn
DRILL HOLE DESCRIPTION (m) (m) (m) g/t g/t ppm ppm
CAM-11-01 Heavy iron oxide zone 53.40 57.95 4.55 0.13 0.20 18 46
And Diorite with iron
oxides 99.75 108.75 9.00 0.18 0.28 22 60
And Breccia with sulfides 405.10 414.70 9.60 0.19 9.36 282 555
CAM-11-02 Breccia with pyrite 120.40 128.05 7.65 0.35 5.40 132 238
And Breccia with sulfides 163.98 168.90 4.92 0.08 33.30 746 1496
And Diorite and breccias 201.85 209.50 7.65 0.15 4.20 115 266
And Fault breccia zone 215.55 218.07 2.52 0.20 10.00 297 533
And Fault zone and
breccias 238.00 240.66 2.66 0.11 4.80 78 224
And Fault zone with oxides 270.95 273.98 3.03 0.13 2.40 22 119
and Breccia with sulfides 290.25 307.05 16.80 0.18 5.40 112 296
And Cretaceous sediments 415.39 417.93 2.54 0.11 4.50 180 620
And Breccia with sulfides 434.60 438.50 4.25 0.13 7.10 105 861
And Quartz-calcite
veinlets 444.61 445.60 0.99 0.05 59.5 2680 1710
The review of this Phase 1 geophysical program highlights the importance of an extensive ground-based magnetic survey completed by the Company in 2009 (Figures 1 and 2). A two-pronged horn-shaped pattern of low magnetism occurs north and east of where holes CAM-11-01 and CAM-11-02 were drilled. The low magnetic responses reflect destruction of magnetic minerals and the possible presence of stronger hydrothermalism and mineralization. Results from CAM-11-01 and CAM-11-02 combined with the information gained from the ground-based magnetic survey direct further exploration to three target areas:
-- A zone of low magnetism 700 meters by 300 meters extending to the north
of historic hole CAM-12.
-- A zone of low magnetism 1,000 meters long by 200-300 meters wide north
and east of hole CAM-11-01 which follows the northeastern border of the
large Z-TEM anomaly. Both of these zones appear as the deep low magnetic
responses in Figure 2.
-- A semi-circular zone containing both shallow and deep magnetism,
measuring 600 meters by 400 meters, associated with modest chargeability
(7 mV/V contour) is centered 1,500 meters east of the historic drilling
(Figures 1 & 2) and represents an additional exploration target as yet
In summary, the detailed magnetic survey indicates zones of strong hydrothermalism could be located peripheral and to the north and east of the diorite porphyry intrusion encountered in holes CAM-11-01 and CAM-11-02. Additionally, mineralized Cretaceous sediments intersected in historic hole CAM-12 (60.8 meters with 0.223 ppm Au) occur at shallower depth to the north and could be located closer to the surface in the northern areas of low magnetic response.
"The information gained from the new holes drilled at Campana 1 and from the historic holes enable us to better understand the ground Mag data for the project," said Tawn Albinson, President of Prospero Silver. "The ground Mag data will be a very important tool in guiding our drilling programs at Campana going forward," he added.
A phase 2 drill program of 4,000m is required to test the target zones defined to date by the drilling and geophysical surveys.
Tawn Albinson, M.Sc., President of the Company, is a Qualified Person, as defined in NI 43-101, and is responsible for the technical content of this press release.
About Prospero Silver Corp.:
Prospero is a Canadian resource company with the majority of its staff based in Mexico and who work for its wholly owned subsidiary Minera Fumarola, SA de CV (Fumarola). Prospero's objective is to quickly evaluate the properties currently optioned for their suitability to provide size potential and/or amenability for early production.
Forward-Looking Statement Cautions:
This news release contains certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation, relating to the closing of a non-brokered Private Placement. Although the Company believes that such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Forward-looking statements are statements that are not historical facts; they are generally, but not always, identified by the words "expects," "plans," "anticipates," "believes," "intends," "estimates," "projects," "aims," "potential," "goal," "objective," "prospective," and similar expressions, or that events or conditions "will," "would," "may," "can," "could" or "should" occur, or are those statements, which, by their nature, refer to future events. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from these forward looking statements include, but are not limited to, variations in the nature, quality and quantity of any mineral deposits that may be located, the Company's inability to obtain any necessary permits, consents or authorizations required for its planned activities, and the Company's inability to raise the necessary capital or to be fully able to implement its business strategies. The reader is referred to the Company's reports, publicly available through the Canadian Securities Administrators' System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval (SEDAR) at www.sedar.com, including the risk factors discussed in Prospero's November 27, 2009 prospectus. Except as required by securities laws and the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange, Prospero disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Note: To view Figure 1 and Figure 2, please click the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/psl0104.pdf.Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


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Oliver Springs is where "October Sky" was filmed and the town is very proud of that fact. No much of it left and I want to get back there and do more photography.


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VICTORINOX X CHRISTOPHER RAEBURNSwiss company Victorinox started a collaboration with UK designer Christopher Ræburn. The graduate of the Royal College of Art utilizes re-appropriated military stocks of uniform and parachute fabrics to create functional and meticulously crafted garments. Because of his attention to detail, Victorinox caught an eye on him. They hired the British designer to create a 'Remade in England' capsule collection for f/w 2011. He created a choice of eight items, each to be produced in a limited edition of 100 pieces.
Ræburn first visited the factory of Victorinox in Ibach, Switzerland, to get some inspiration, impressions and fabrics for his collection. He returned to his London-based studio equipped with samples of the stock out of military surplus, and began the process of deconstruction. "The project is a fantastic opportunity to align the innovation and individuality of the Christopher Ræburn brand with the heritage and quality of Victorinox", Ræburn said. "Built to last, the resulting garments constructed from re-appropriated Swiss military fabrics are a celebration of craft and reaction to the fashion." Apart from apparel, the designer created a new version of the original Swiss Army Knife, for which the company is famous for. His inspiration was a box of horseshoe nails which became also symbol for the project and were used as an inspiration for graphic treatments in the collection.
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Senior leaders from Army Contracting Command, major ACC contracting centers, the Expeditionary Contracting Command and the Mission and Installation Contracting Command met at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, March 27 to review selected command programs, priorities and initiatives.
In her opening remarks, Carol Lowman, ACC executive director, set the stage for the conference.
"We've come a long way since the command was established three years ago," she said. "We need to continue to grow, mature and sustain our team of military and civilian contracting professionals and provide them the guidance and means to succeed. Reduced budgets, manpower constraints and ever-changing priorities will continue to challenge us but I'm confident that, together, we will ensure the command provides quality contracting solutions in support of our war fighters."
The conference included presentations and group discussions that covered a wide range of subjects.
Stephanie Lopez, ACC deputy chief of staff for Installations and Logistics, briefed the attendees on the new Facilities Investment Corporate Board. She said the purpose of the board is to establish a decision-making process that provides a structure for the gathering, reviewing, prioritizing, approving and resourcing facility investment endeavors throughout the command.
The process ensures that proper analyses, priority and approvals are conducted prior to the investment of facilities funds. ACC Command Sgt. Maj. John Murray reviewed the progress of integrating and training military personnel throughout the command. He described how ACC Soldiers are learning basic contracting skills from civilian mentors at major ACC contracting centers and MICC installation contracting offices.
"We are making great progress in preparing our military contracting professionals to assume positions of greater responsibility," Murray said. "The creation of civilian to military contracting mentorship programs is a 'win-win' for everyone and has made us all better."
Lowman described how the ACC Industry Executive Council has served to improve communication between the command and civilian firms that do business with the Army.
"These meetings provide our contractors the opportunity to share concerns and ask questions about Army contracting policies and procedures," she said. "We've found this forum to be mutually beneficial and intend to continue this dialogue."
The conference concluded with an executive session that included an exchange of ideas and recommendations about personnel, budget, information technology, contract operations and other management issues.


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I was skeptical at first about playing Civilization, I'm more of a first person shooter or RPG type of girl, so I wasn't sure if I'd like a tactical strategy type game. I ended up loving it, Civilization is quite fun and challenging, though at times slow especially when playing multiplayer. The AI present a good challenging game, they aren't push overs especially Ghandi. There are ways to speed up the game, for instance you can set your people to auto explore, or workers to auto build improvements. You can build your civilization however you wish, focusing on education, war, culture, religion, whatever floats your boat. Civilization games do last a long time, so if you are doing multiplayer and things are slow you might want to put on a show in the background so you don't get impatient if you are used to playing fast versus AI. If you are hardcore at gaming, there are plenty of hands on settings that you can play with. You can choose what your workers do, where your people harvest, you can play as indepth as you want. If you have played other Civilization games, you will have to adjust to the setup of the new game, the UI and other things have been moved around a bit. But it's still the same base game only with more ways to play and win and better graphics.
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Far Cry 3 is a somewhat open world game. There are some instances where you are forced to do things a certain way like fighting sequences or quests, and when you leave the area you will lose your progress and it will say "Mission failed." However most times you can roam the island and do whatever you want, strategize, use different tactics, my favorite part is animals do attack the pirates. For instance some encampments have a tiger in a cage, you can shoot the cage and let the tiger out and it will attack the pirates making your job easier. Of course there are situations where you'll end up fighting pirates and wild animals at the same time, but the fact that it is rather open compared to most games really made it more enjoyable for me. The story is rather amazing, your character starts off a spoiled rich kid, but as the story progresses he transforms into someone who you can relate to and respect. You really get the feeling of the changes happening to his character, the way people react to him during the game is very immersive and believable. My only complaint is most of the boss fights you are tripping out on some kind of drug or mushroom, because you see hallucinations and it makes the whole thing rather difficult and somewhat less satisfying. But besides that the game is really good and I highly recommend it.


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There's a point in Dinesh D'Souza's new documentary 2016: Obama's America when you think to yourself: This is the greatest film ever made. And if its status as the 4th highest-grossing documentary of all time is any indication, the infinite wisdom of the free market nearly agrees.
On its face, this film is a journalistic exploration into the inevitable-dystopian-future-America-under-Sharia-law that Barack Obama's second term will bring, but on a much deeper level it's an epic battle over the freedom of all mankind. On the one side is an army of Chitauri warriors led by Thor's power-hungry "brother" Loki, an orphaned ice giant who was raised on Asgard by Anthony Hopkins. On the other, a rag-tag group of superhero "Avengers" led by S.H.I.E.L.D. Director Nick Fury. And at the center of the struggle lies the unfathomable power of the Tesseract, a blue cube thing that Barack Obama's father carved out of a Kenyan rubber tree. But it's not rubber. It's a door into Barack Obama's anti-colonialist, Marxist psyche.
As the plot unfolds, we learn that Iran Man, played ably by Robert Downey Jr., discovered the Tesseract while searching for Obama's father, Captain Kenya, at the bottom of an Olympic-sized swimming pool. And then some other stuff happens. And then Communist HULK goes crazy on a flying aircraft carrier because you wouldn't like him when he's not on welfare. And then Michelle Obama has this clingy leather jumper on, and you're all fap-fap-fap-fap-fap. And then…well, I don't want to give away too much of this incredible roller coaster of a documentary, but I will say that it is an absolute must-see for undecided voters and fans of high-flying 3-D action.
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Microsoft's income fell 22 percent as PC sales took a dive and as troubles in Europe took their toll. McDonald's profit fell 4 percent as a strong dollar hurt international results. Both stocks were down about 3 percent.
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As, Haruki Murakami once said, "If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking". Wednesday's European Night was the perfect antidote to literary group-thinking — eight distinct and diverse authors from the continent speaking about and reading from work that you are unlikely to have found in last year's Summer Reading 3-4-2.
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I have bought atom plant from home base and have plant it out side is there anything I need to cut of it what and were if anybody could help that would be great
For some reason it uploaded upside down
Bit blurry but it looks all right for the moment. What you'll need to remove as they appear are the laterals - the wee growths that appear at the intersection of the side branches and main stem. They first appear as what looks like a leaf but will grow into another stem.
You'll also need to stake it securely. What variety is it?
Plum tom f1 thanks new to all this veg growing
Just released - my latest video about growing tomatoes in pots (Part 4) - deals with side shoot removal, tying up plants, etc. Enjoy: http://youtu.be/-FD77Eo9heM
Great youtube videos, loads of tips I'm picking up. I'm going to change how I loop the twine round the canes from now on.
I've been trying to grow tomatoes for the past few seasons. I have lovely healthy plants, but I never seem to have many flowers and hence tomatoes. Think I understand now about picking the side shots off. So hopefully, I'll have a better year this year.
I noticed your 10 litre pots look taller than the 10 litre pots I have (obviously different diameters and height), are the tall pots much better for tomato growing?
Hi Tina, glad you enjoyed the videos and found them useful!. I think your Squatter shaped 10 ltr pots will be fine for the tomatoes.
I grow Roma, a plum type, you dont remove side shoots from those. They are the type that bush then all set at the same time. This is known as determinate. What variety is yours Steven.
Hi Lyn, that's very interesting about Roma, because I grew it last year ( and this) and did take the side shoots out last year. I still had a very good crop. However, I am going to try what you suggest this year for my Roma plant.
I am growing 11 varieties of tomatoes this year including: ailsa Craig, chadwick, Gardeners delight, Tamina, sweet million, Shirley, black cherry, red shine, golden crown, tomato berry and Roma.
Thanks for your advice.
There's more than one variety around with Roma in the name, Simon. They can be determinate or indeterminate depending on which one.
Roma are a bush variety, but most 'Roma' around now are likely to be the 'Roma VF' variety.
They are indeterminate or more accurately semi-determinate, which means they are stocky plants growing to around 4ft tall. They will be self-limiting, so probably won't need you to pinch out the top shoot. Will probably still need support.
They will need support, although not as tall as indeterminates, they were big plants. I still have some in the freezer now.
Thanks for the info lyn, Chris 11 and italophile. I think I will see how it develops and try to determine if its indeterminate or not ...lol
So, this is the small forest of tom plants currently occupying the south-facing windowsill in my kids' room...
On the whole, I'm reasonably happy so far. Some leginess, which I always get as the light levels aren't brilliant, but once I bury them deeply into bigger pots they seem to recover fine. Ultimately I'm going to have to throw away about half so can keep the strongest. I reckon they range from 15-25cm in height.
What are people's views on when these are ready to go into my coldframe to harden off? It's not practical for me with work to have them outside and then bring them in at night but I'll probably just have them in the coldframe with the lid open during the day and then hopefully remember to close it at night.
Maybe another week indoors, a week in the coldframe then into final pots/positions?Thanks all!
Hi bf206, well I guess it all depends on where you live. If in England, I would think you could put them in the cold frame now, if further north then leave till early June as there can still be a late frost. I don't grow mine outside at all as in Aberdeenshire, you need a good years weather to guarantee a decent crop, so mine are in a greenhouse. I am going to try a few in hanging baskets outside this year just to see what happens.
have a look at my video http://youtu.be/fEhng2J6a-c part 3 of my growing tomatoes videos and let me know what you think, if you haven't already done so. It covers the potting up of tomatoes that are at about the same stage As yours.
good luck with the tomatoes!
I started my tomatoes at the start of dec last year. checkout my latest post. and here is a link to my latest youtube vid.
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Hello Simon, I grow greenhouse tomatoes by the "Ring Culture" method. Are you familiar with it? I have used this method successfully for over 40 years.
Hi Dictamnus, yes I am familiar with the ring culture method and I know that lots of Gardeners swear by it. I think it provides a bit more forgiveness in watering, as there tends to be more water available in the gravel mix. Good luck with yours this year!
Rusty spade - I enjoyed your videos! Thanks.
I'm going to link this thread to my OH who is seemingly besotted with his tomatoes, he has four plugs from Suttons which are doing fantastically size and growth wise in the greenhouse but aren't flowering yet like the grafted plant he bought from a GC, should he be concerned?
At an estimate they're about 60CMs tall, and are being kept in pots inside a plastic greenhouse.
Also he has sown some tomato seeds two weeks ago, and they aren't showing, is germination slow, or was he a bit late to be sowing?


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