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Washington State Seeks Parent Advisory Members
Wash. State Dept. of Early Learning
- 06/18/15
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE--June 18, 2015
OLYMPIA, WA -- At the Department of Early Learning (DEL), it is the view that parents are children's first and most important teachers. The DEL Parent Advisory Group (PAG) is a sounding board for decisions, ideas and questions that shape the future of DEL. Parental involvement in decision-making is the key to having policies and programs that support families' strengths and needs.
DEL is seeking up to fifteen parents and family caregivers of children, from birth through nine years old, to participate as members of the Parent Advisory Group. The PAG will meet by phone and in person. The group's first conference call will be held on August 12, 2015 and first in-person meeting will be held October 7, 2015. The location is yet to be determined.
PAG members will represent the unique experiences and perspectives of their families, including but not limited to:
* Rural, remote, urban and military communities;
* Access a variety of early learning services for their children or not currently connected to services;
* Have diverse family structures (for example, headed by both or single parents, grandparents, kinship care, foster parents, or are blended families);
* Experience with immigration and being new to a community;
* Impacted by incarceration;
* Cultural, linguistic and ethnic diversity;
* Have children with varying developmental and special needs.
To access the PAG recruitment flyer in Spanish and English visit DEL's website at del.wa.gov and search PAG. To apply, DEL asks that parents fill out the application (located on the PAG page of the website) and return it to DEL by July 15. If you have questions, you can contact DEL via email at email@example.com.
The Department of Early Learning was created in 2006 to help all Washington children reach their full potential. DEL oversees the state-funded preschool program, child care licensing and subsidies, early intervention services, and other initiatives and programs to support parents as children's first and most important teachers. For more information, go to www.del.wa.gov.
MEDIA ALERT - Principal Changes in Clarkston Schools
Clarkston School Dist.
- 06/16/15
CLARKSTON, WA - Two Clarkston schools will have new principals for the 2015-2016 school year. The Clarkston School Board approved the placement of Samantha Ogden as interim principal at Clarkston High School, and Michelle Nicholas as interim principal at Heights Elementary School. Both interim principals will serve in their positions for one year only.
The change in leadership at these Clarkston schools follows the resignation of former Clarkston High School Principal, Eric Anderson, who submitted his resignation this past spring after accepting a position in the Wenatchee School District.
Both Ms. Ogden and Ms. Nicholas bring excellent skill sets to the principal positions, and they are looking forward to the new opportunities that await them in these new roles for the upcoming school year.
At the end of the 2015-2016 school year, the Clarkston School District will advertise the Clarkston High School principal opening, along with any other open positions. For more information, contact the Superintendent's Office at 509.758.2531.
Clarkston School Board Asked to Invest in Upgrades to K-12 Music Program
Clarkston School Dist.
- 06/09/15
CLARKSTON, WA - On Monday, June 8, the Clarkston School Board heard from district music teachers and administrators the results of a six-month process to analyze district music education needs and draw comparisons with other neighboring and similar districts. The team worked alongside central administration staff to determine disparities between the Clarkston School District music program and others, and recommend areas where the district could direct support for music education.
District music teacher, Loa Vornholt, spoke on behalf of the efforts of the team to analyze and portray an accurate picture of the district music program and its needs. According to the team's findings, decreases in instructional time in music have led to a decrease in the quality of the program over time. The team recommended that schools increase the number of minutes that students are seen for instruction in music and band in order to see improvements in music education in the schools. Additionally, decreased state funding and increased costs have negatively impacted the purchase of new instruments, as well as the ability to repair existing instruments used by Clarkston students every day. These, along with requests for additional staffing support, were the significant recommendations of the team.
Jim Fry, Executive Director for Teaching and Learning stated, "In the Clarkston School District, we strongly believe that participation in music education is critical to the success of our students. Music education has been linked to improved memory and focus; higher self-esteem; improved spatial reasoning abilities; and enhanced skills such as collaboration, empathy, critical thinking, and creativity. These are all skills our students need to strengthen in order to be successful."
Fry went on to lay out a plan that proposes nearly $175,000 in new funds over the next three years directed to music education, impacting all students K-12 in the Clarkston School District (pending Board approval). The goal is to upgrade instruments, sheet music, supplies, teacher development, and learning experiences at all levels. The largest investment would be in new instruments, with nearly a quarter of the funds coming in the first year to ensure that students in the district have quality instruments in their hands.
"Even though our kids are taught proper technique, some of our instruments are so outdated that students are not being rewarded with the outstanding sound they deserve for their efforts," Fry added.
The designation of funds for these areas are all part of the three-year plan to move Clarkston's music department forward, continuing to excel while providing greater opportunities to its students. The plan aims to build in a system-wide, long-term plan that will continue to support music education beyond the three-year upgrade process and provide students in the Clarkston schools the joy of music for years to come.
For more information on Clarkston's plans for music education enhancements, contact Jim Fry at 509.769.5534 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
MEDIA ALERT - School is Out! Free Summer Meals Available
Clarkston School Dist.
- 06/09/15
CLARKSTON, WA - Clarkston School District is sponsoring the Simplified Summer Food Program (SSFP) and offering free meals to children ages 1-18, now until August 13.
The following designated serving sites will offer free meals this summer:
* Beachview Park, Chestnut & 2nd Street - 11:45 AM-12:25 PM
* Arnold Park, Ash & Maple Street - 11:30 AM-12:30 PM
* Clarkston High School Adams Building, 401 Chestnut - 9:00-9:30 AM (snack); 11:00 AM-1:00 PM (lunch)
* Valley Boys and Girls Club, 1414 Highland - 12:00-12:45 PM (lunch); 4:00-4:30 PM (snack)
* Grantham Elementary School, 1253 Poplar - 9:00-9:30 AM (snack); 11:30 AM-12:00 PM (lunch)
* Lincoln Middle School, 1945 4th Ave. - 11:00-11:30 AM
Please see the attached SSFP brochure for complete details, menus and more. For more information, contact Amy Kimberling in the Food Services Department at 509.769.6346.
Attached Media Files:
Summer Food Brochure
MEDIA ALERT- Dental Exams In the SmileMobile Begin Today
Clarkston School Dist.
- 06/08/15
CLARKSTON, WA - A brightly painted, 38-foot dental clinic on wheels, known as the SmileMobile, is at the Clarkston Boys & Girls Club today through June 19. The SmileMobile travels around the state providing dental services to children who might not otherwise have access to dental care.
Oral health disease affects half of all first and second grade students in Washington State.
Dental services ranging from exams and preventive care to fillings and minor oral surgery will be provided on June 8, 9, and 10 in the Clarkston SmileMobile, with follow-up treatment provided through June 19. The dental clinic on wheels is staffed by a clinic manager, dentist and dental assistant, and local volunteer dental professionals.
The SmileMobile is parked at the Clarkston Boys & Girls Club, located at 1414 Highland Ave. in Clarkston. For more information, contact Donna Franklin at 509.758.2531 or email@example.com.
After-School Arts at Grantham Receives New Funding
Clarkston School Dist.
- 06/02/15
CLARKSTON, WA - The Grizzlies' Arts Program (G.A.P.) at Grantham Elementary School is receiving greater notice after the recent award of a $5,000 grant. Luann Nedrow, Grantham 2nd grade teacher, applied for the grant and was selected by the Fine Arts Grants Board of the Alpha Delta Kappa Foundation. These greatly-needed funds will help support the after-school art program, which was created to fill a need to provide a safe, in-house option with enriching arts activities for students in grades 3 through 6.
The Grizzlies' Arts Program provides a positive outlet to underserved children through artistic activities that help nurture creativity, encourage collaboration, and build self-confidence and respect. Numerous community members have contributed countless hours to G.A.P., which is currently directed by Patti Lee. The program includes working with community artists, creating works of art, and exhibiting at the Lewis-Clark Center for Arts and History. Students in the program are also able to participate in music, drama, and stage production that they present to the school and family members each year.
"The need for funding for programs involving the arts has increased over the past few years," states Ms. Nedrow. "For this reason, I applied for the Fine Arts Grant that is funded through my teaching sorority, Alpha Delta Kappa. The G.A.P. project and all the contributions to the program help tap into our students' creative sides, keeps our kids busy and off of the streets, and truly gives them a feeling of success."
Ms. Nedrow is a member of the Alpha Delta Kappa's Washington Beta Beta Chapter, and will be recognized at the International Convention in Salt Lake City next month. The Alpha Delta Kappa grant money will help fund the yearlong G.A.P. project at Grantham Elementary. For more information on G.A.P., or to make a donation to the program, contact the Grantham school office at 509.758.2503.
John Hairston rounds out BPA's executive office
Bonneville Power Administration
- 06/01/15
Monday, June 1, 2015
CONTACT: Mike Hansen, 503-230-4328/503-230-5131
John Hairston rounds out BPA's executive office
Portland, Ore. - John Hairston, who has worked at the Bonneville Power Administration since 1991, has been named its Chief Administrative Officer. He takes over after managing a number of key business, compliance and executive functions at BPA.
"John has the right skill set and well-rounded experience to help move BPA forward," BPA Administrator Elliot Mainzer said. "He understands how our business works and will lead our efforts to build world-class human capital management, safety and other programs that will equip BPA's employees to continue to provide excellent service to our customers."
The newly established CAO position elevates the functions previously overseen by the former executive vice president of Internal Business Services that ensure that each work group receives the attention and leadership it needs from BPA's executive office. The chief administrative officer is responsible for providing policy and strategic guidance concerning BPA's internal operations.
Since June 2013, Hairston has served as acting executive vice president of Internal Business Services. While serving in that role, he oversaw BPA's Supply Chain organization, Human Capital Management, the Safety Office, Workplace Services, and Security and Continuity of Operations.
"I have worked in and managed a variety of external business and internal service functions at BPA," Hairston said. "That experience will serve me well as I take on this exciting new challenge. I am honored to have this opportunity to continue to serve BPA and our customers."
Hairston joined BPA in 1991 as an economist in the Rates Forecasting and Rate Design organizations. In 1997, he joined BPA's Energy Efficiency group, where he served as a performance manager responsible for several energy efficiency offices on the east side of BPA's service territory. In 1999, Hairston began serving as Energy Efficiency's Peak Load Management program manager. During his tenure, he led BPA's effort to develop the Demand Exchange program, focused on the use of load curtailment and back-up generation as tools for peak load management. In 2002, Hairston was assigned to implement and manage the BPA Power Services product, Slice. The Slice product accounts for a sizeable portion of BPA's annual sales with a portfolio of its largest public customers.
In May 2006, Hairston was named BPA's Chief Compliance Officer, leading the development and implementation of the Agency Compliance and Governance Organization, which provides overall coordination and management of systems and processes established to assure agency compliance with applicable external and internally driven regulatory rules and standards.
Hairston holds a bachelor's degree in economics from The Southern University, a master's degree in Urban Studies from Portland State University and a Juris Doctorate from the Lewis & Clark Northwestern School of Law. He also holds the certification of Compliance and Ethics Professional from the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics.
The Bonneville Power Administration, headquartered in Portland, Ore., is a nonprofit federal power marketing agency under the U.S. Department of Energy that sells wholesale renewable hydropower from federal dams in the Columbia Basin and one nuclear plant to more than 140 Northwest utilities. BPA operates a high-voltage transmission grid comprising more than 15,000 circuit miles of lines and associated substations in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana with more than 480 customers. It funds one of the largest wildlife protection and restoration programs in the world, and, with its partners, pursues cost-effective energy savings in all sectors of the economy. BPA also pursues breakthroughs that can increase efficiencies, solve operational challenges and reduce costs -- all of which help maintain affordable, reliable electric power for the Northwest and lessen impacts to the environment. For more information, contact us at 503-230-5131 or visit www.bpa.gov.
BPA selects new transmission marketing and sales VP (Photo)
Bonneville Power Administration
- 05/28/15
Thursday, May 28, 2015
CONTACT: Mike Hansen, BPA, 503-230-4328 or
BPA selects new transmission marketing and sales VP
Portland, Ore. - The Bonneville Power Administration has selected Michelle Manary to be its vice president of Transmission Marketing and Sales. She will begin her new position June 1.
"Michelle brings over 17 years of impressive and well-rounded experience to this vitally important position," said Richard Shaheen, senior vice president for Transmission Services. "This experience, along with a strong leadership skillset, makes her the ideal selection to help BPA continue to meet its responsibilities as a federal transmission provider."
In her new position, Manary will provide executive leadership in the planning, development and administration of the overall marketing of transmission products and services. She also will lead the implementation of the full range of contracts associated with transmission products sold by BPA. BPA operates and maintains more than 15,000 circuit miles of high-voltage transmission lines, accounting for three-fourths of the high-voltage transmission in the Northwest.
"Technology innovations, new market solutions and policy discussions are afoot that could significantly change transmission marketing practices," Manary said. "I am excited to have the opportunity to work with BPA employees, customers and other constituents to help guide BPA through whatever new transmission marketing paradigm emerges."
Since October of 2014, Manary has been BPA's acting vice president for Northwest Requirements Marketing in Power Services. She started her career in the electric industry in 1998 and has worked at BPA for 17 years. During that time, she has held several management positions in Power Services, Transmission Services and Corporate Strategy.
Manary has a bachelor's degree in finance from Linfield College in McMinnville, Ore., and a master's degree in business administration and public administration from Willamette University in Salem, Ore.
About BPA
BPA is a nonprofit federal agency that markets renewable hydropower from federal Columbia River dams, operates three-quarters of high-voltage transmission lines in the Northwest and funds one of the largest wildlife protection and restoration programs in the world. BPA and its partners have also saved enough electricity through energy efficiency projects to power four large American cities. For more information, contact us at 503-230-5131 or visit our website at www.bpa.gov.
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Northwest Credit Union Association's Minnickiello Appointed to Governor's Financial Education Partnership
Northwest Credit Union Assn.
- 05/27/15
SeaTac, WA. -- Mark Minickiello, Vice President of Legislative Affairs for the Northwest Credit Union Association, has been appointed to the Financial Education Public-Private Partnership (FEPPP) by Washington Gov. Jay Inslee.
Minickiello's appointment is effective immediately for the remainder of the current term, ending July 31, 2015, and for the next term, which runs through July 31, 2017. The FEPPP promotes financial education in grades K-12 by providing professional development and instructional tools for teachers so that they can teach personal finance in their classrooms.
"It is truly my privilege to receive this appointment" stated Mark Minickiello. "The work of FEPPP goes hand-in-hand with the work of credit unions and the work I do in Olympia - promoting increased financial education among all consumers and supporting efforts to teach personal financial management skills that empower individuals to achieve success."
FEPPP's mission is to provide teachers with the tools and training for financial education in the classroom to enable students to make safe and sound financial decisions. They carry out that mission by offering professional development for educators, educational curriculum and guidance, educational assessments and surveys, and online classroom resources.
Minickiello's appointment to FEPPP continues the close involvement of the Northwest Credit Union Association in the partnership. The NWCUA was an integral player in creating the partnership and has been a regular contributor to its important work ever since.
The Northwest Credit Union Association is the not-for-profit trade association over 160 of Oregon and Washington's credit unions and their 4.5 million members. The NWCUA is the voice of the Northwest credit union movement, providing legislative, regulatory and public advocacy in addition to education, compliance, networking support and business solutions to its members. For information on how to join a credit union, please visit http://www.asmarterchoice.org.
The SmileMobile Is Coming to Clarkston (Photo)
Clarkston School Dist.
- 05/27/15
CLARKSTON, WA - Oral health disease affects half of all first and second grade students in Washington State. This problem is being combatted by the Washington Dental Service Foundation SmileMobile, which travels across the state offering dental services to children who might not otherwise have access to dental care. From June 8-19, the SmileMobile will be in Clarkston, Washington.
The SmileMobile is a brightly painted, 38-foot dental clinic on wheels. It travels around Washington all year providing services ranging from exams and preventive care to fillings and minor oral surgery. It is staffed by a clinic manager, dentist and dental assistant, and local volunteer dental professionals. The SmileMobile will be parked at the Clarkston Boys & Girls Club, located at 1414 Highland Ave., providing examinations on June 8, 9, and 10. Follow-up treatment will be provided through Friday, June 19.
Children ages birth through high school, with limited access to dental care can be scheduled by calling Washington Dental Service Foundation at 1.888.286.9105. Medicaid (Apple Health) and sliding scale fee is accepted as reimbursement for services.
For more information about the SmileMobile's visit to Clarkston, contact Donna Franklin at 509.758.2531 or email@example.com.
The SmileMobile is operated by Washington Dental Service Foundation, a non-profit organization created and partially funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital.
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Children Ages 1-18 Offered Free Summer Meals
Clarkston School Dist.
- 05/26/15
CLARKSTON, WA - Once again, the Clarkston School District is proud to sponsor the Simplified Summer Food Program (SSFP) for Children. Beginning June 8, meals will be made available at no charge to attending children 1-18 years of age.
The following designated serving sites will offer free meals from June 8 to August 13, 2015, or as dates are listed.
* Beachview Park, Chestnut & 2nd Street - 11:45 AM - 12:25 PM
* Arnold Park, Ash & Maple Street - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
* Clarkston High School Adams Building, 401 Chestnut - 9:00-9:30 AM (snack); 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM (lunch)
* Valley Boys and Girls Club, 1414 Highland - 12:00-12:45 PM (lunch); 4:00-4:30 PM (snack)
* Grantham Elementary School, 1253 Poplar - 9:00-9:30 AM (snack); 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM (lunch)
* Lincoln Middle School, 1945 4th Ave. - 11:00-11:30 AM
Please see the attached SSFP brochure for complete details, menus and more. For more information, contact Amy Kimberling in the Food Services Department at 509.769.6346.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual's income is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment activities.)
If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html or at any USDA office, or call (866) 632-9992 to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, by fax (202) 690-7442 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish).
Clarkston School District and the USDA are equal opportunity providers and employers.
Attached Media Files:
Summer Food Brochure


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The shadow business secretary said that Gordon Brown was "trying to hide the scale of the crisis" by delaying the Comprehensive Spending Review which is usually held every two years.
The last CSR was held in 2007, and Lord Mandelson, the Business Secretary has suggested that the next one will be delayed until after the next general election when the economic outlook is clearer, although Alistair Darling, the Chancellor, has refused to confirm this.
In a strongly-worded speech at the Institution of Civil Engineers, Mr Clarke waded into the ongoing row over the likelihood of public spending cuts, by warning that a failure by the Government to "tell it straight" would lead to a loss of market confidence.
He said: "I cannot recall a time in my four decades in Parliament when the pronouncements and actions of the Government of the day have carried less credibility. At the heart of it lies a basic lack of candour from this Prime Minister.
"The single gravest example of this government's lack of candour is the decision to put off a full Comprehensive Spending Review, which was due in the autumn. We have never needed a spending review as desperately as we need one today.
"Gordon Brown must stop trying to hide the scale of the crisis we are in. It is fundamental to good governance that he does so. It is also crucial to provide business with the certainty it needs to plan ahead.
"For if the government refuses to acknowledge the scale of the mess, how on earth can they begin to address it? And if they fail to address it, then the result will be a loss of market confidence and a weakening of the UK's appeal as a target for investment."

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Then there is the
issue of excess contributions. Let's assume Dad decides to use the Coverdell account
and plunks down $2,000 for his 4-year old daughter. But Grandma also wants to
help, so she puts $2,000 into a separate Coverdell ESA for granddaughter. Together
they have exceeded the annual contribution limit. Unless they somehow recognize
the problem and retract the $2,000 excess contribution in time, the poor preschooler
will be responsible for reporting and paying a 6 percent excise tax. That could
lead to a restless naptime. The same problem occurs with contributions made by
taxpayers who discover too late that their adjusted gross incomes exceeded certain
No. 4 -- You can maintain control with an Coverdell account Many parents
have set aside funds for college using Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA)
accounts. The risk you take in establishing an UTMA is that your child gains direct
control of the investment at a particular age established under state law, typically
18 or 21. With an Coverdell account, that particular problem appears to go away.
The federal tax law permits an Coverdell account to remain under your control,
provided you are designated the "responsible individual," until the
Coverdell account beneficiary reaches age 30, at which time the balance must be
paid out to the beneficiary. You can also change the beneficiary of the Coverdell
account at any time to another family member under age 30.
lawyers familiar with this area say the whole concept of Coverdell account control
is a fuzzy one. Questions of property ownership are decided under state laws,
I'm told, not federal tax law. But one thing is clear: The Coverdell account must
be used for the benefit of the named beneficiary, and not for you, the donor or
responsible individual. A 529 savings plan affords the ultimate level of control,
placing no restrictions on your ability, outside of tax and penalty consequences,
to use a withdrawal for whatever purpose you choose.
No. 5 -- Coverdell accounts offer more investment flexibility Actually,
this is not a myth. You can have a self-directed Coverdell ESA, whereas a self-directed
529 account is not allowed. The myth may be that greater investment flexibility
is a good thing. That will depend on your (or your financial adviser's) ability
to select and maintain an investment portfolio appropriate to your education-savings
objective. The portfolios available in most 529 savings plans are designed for
that one objective.
Myth No. 6 -- Coverdell
accounts offer a good financial aid result The good news is that the
U.S. Department of Education recently came out with a notice stating that Coverdell
accounts will now receive the same favorable treatment that 529 savings plans
receive in determining eligibility for federal student aid. In years past, the
Coverdell account was disadvantageously considered the student's asset. The bad
news is that the Education Department's former position makes more sense than
their current position (see Myth No. 4 above). Coverdell account investors can
only hope that the Education Department doesn't do another flip-flop.
The Coverdell Coverdell account can be an excellent way to save for education
costs, either alone or in combination with other investment alternatives. Just
be sure you understand its risks and limitations.


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COLUMBUS, Ind. — A former Edinburgh man who was on probation for the 1985 murder of a Columbus used car dealer was sentenced to 20 years in prison for robbing a Morgan County bank.
Joseph G. "Jody" Everroad, 53, who was ordered in 1988 to serve 60 years for the murder of Wesley Tichenor, was sentenced Tuesday after being convicted by a jury of armed robbery and theft. The charges were in connection with a June 4, 2012, holdup at the First Merchants Bank in Morgantown.
For more about this story, please see Friday's Republic.


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FSS holds fairytale-theme Spring Fling
Christian Morrow, 9, focuses on his target during a target shooting game at the Spring Fling March 31, 2012. The Spring Fling is an annual fun-filled event for children put on by the 50th Force Support Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Patrice Clarke
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SCHRIEVER AIR FORCE BASE, Colo.
-- Fairytale characters, princes and princesses will gather at Schriever for a magical day as part of the Children's Spring Fling 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. March 23 at the Main Fitness Center.
The 50th Force Support Squadron will host the 12th annual event for the children and family members of active-duty personnel, Department of Defense and non-appropriated fund civilians, contractors and retired military working on Schriever.
"This year we are focusing on our theme, 'Once Upon a Time,'" said Mary Barkley, Airman and Family Services Flight chief. "It's going to be a storybook theme. We are encouraging children and adults to dress in costume of their favorite story book character."
The festivity will feature petting zoo, pony rides, balloon art, bounce houses, face painting, games and complimentary lunch. Participating children will also receive an opportunity to win some prizes, including electronic items. Hairy the Bunny and his fairytale friends will also join the celebration.
"Part of the reason why we are doing this is because we don't have the infrastructure like those on other bases, such as golf course or teen programs," said Lynn Sleeth, 50 FSS Marketing manager. "This is our way of meeting the needs of the community in terms of morale welfare and recreation."
The whole event, including games and prizes, is paid for by outside community partners through the Air Force Commercial Sponsorship Program.
Additionally, the 50 FSS is looking for approximately 100 volunteers for the set up and tear down of the event as well as other duties. People interested in volunteering should contact Derek Hamby at 567-2754.
"This is our way to give back to the community," said Barkley. ""It's a worthwhile event that we can provide to Team Schriever. We look forward to the festivities."
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Zurich Airport from Luzern
I am flying out of Zurich at 11:55am on a Saturday morning (August 1st). I know there is are direct trains from Luzern to the airport that take less than an hour and a half. Is this reasonable or should I spend the night in Zurich instead?


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Don't miss seeing this fabulous Tudor on a huge, flat lot. Filled with charm and romance galore, this home offers much. Stunning mahogany foyer is welcoming and opens to a large, formal living room with beams, hardwood floors, built-ins and a sweet bay window. Generously sized formal dining room has hardwood floors and is located off of breakfast room and kitchen which has new stainless steel appliances. A light drenched sunroom has French doors to rose garden. Paneled family room is cozy and features an English pub along with a fireplace with copper hood. Romantic master suite has fireplace and hardwood floors. Three full suites upstairs. Most baths redone. New carpet and paint. Guest/pool house (approx. 830 square feet) features full kitchen, bedroom, entertaining space, bath and wonderful, cheerful office upstairs. Copper plumbing, 3-car garage, huge pool and spa, private patios, connected to sewer, award-winning La Canada School District all add up to complete this perfect picture.
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Heisenberg's uncertainty principle states that the act of observation alters that which is being observed. I read this in a Harvard Business Review article about twenty-first century phenomena like Electric Performance Monitoring. When I tried to read up on Heisenberg, I found myself in over my head in about thirty seconds. Science fiction? Yes, please. […]READ MORE >>
Sunday Summary: 9/15/13
Do you read the Maisie Dobbs mysteries by Jacqueline Winspear? Maisie visits Lady Petronella Casterman in The Mapping of Love and Death, and this is what Lady Casterman has to say about her given name: 'Do call me 'Ella.' Petronella is such a mouthful. I rue the day my mother picked up that book she […]READ MORE >>
Tobias: Baby Name of the Day
Editor's note: This post was originally published on June 24, 2010. It was substantially revised and re-posted on August 19, 2013. He's a study in contrasts – Biblical and apocryphal, superhero and geek. He's been steadily on the rise in recent years, and now a popular series of novels could encourage more of us to […]READ MORE >>
A Give-Away: Your Chance to Choose a Week's Worth of Names
It's my birthday week, and I celebrate this every year by choosing the names to feature. Most of the year, I take suggestions from the floor – so I always have plenty of ideas saved up by the time July rolls around! Here are the names I've written about in years past: Last year, I […]READ MORE >>
Sunday Summary: Bastille Day 2013 edition
It's officially called La Fête Nationale in France, and the holiday doesn't exactly commemorate the storming of the Bastille. But it is a celebration of all things French, and so every time the calendar turns up on July 14th, I find myself thinking about French names. They remain some of the most popular choices profiled […]READ MORE >>
Sunday Summary: 6/23/13 Edition
That's it. Pottery Barn Kids has clearly been invaded by baby name enthusiasts. Gone are the days when they used the more conservative of the Top Ten plus a few staples. There's a personalized item on the cover of a recent edition of the look book. For a girl – and the name is Cambria […]READ MORE >>
North: Baby Name of the Day
It's a directional name with a poetic feel. In honor of the Kimye birth announcement, our Baby Name of the Day is North.READ MORE >>
Sunday Summary: 6/9/13
Message boards abound with this defense of newly coined names: every name was made up at some point. While that's true, my comeback has always been this: yes, but most of those responsible for invention were poets and authors of considerable talent. We mere mortals probably can't invent names like Will Shakespeare. But a recent […]READ MORE >>
Harley, Henley and Jace: Summer Movie Names 2013
Let's go to the movies! With summer underway, there's no shortage of potential blockbusters on the big screen. And that means summer movie names. Familiar names, novel names. Names that we'll all be talking about. And maybe a few names that will make their way on to birth certificates over the next few years.READ MORE >>
Baby Name News: 6/2/13
I stumbled on this quote in The Mermaid of Brooklyn, a novel by Amy Shearn: Mothers and nannies called to their children – "Cassiopeia!" "Scorcese!" – a chorus of unfortunate displays of creativity. The other day I'd met a toddler named Curly. "Curly what," I'd said, feeling like my mother. "Just Curly," the mom had explained […]READ MORE >>


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An anonymous reader responds to Camano Islanders Vent Frustration Over Colton Harris Moore...in Song.
Things tend to change once these guys show up.
"One of the things a lot of folks don't see in this Colton saga is the role of the press and the media down here on South Camano Island and no doubt on Orcas now too.
"Colton's mom is beseiged and i guess bewildered by all the attention this has generated, everybody from Brazilian film crews to Rolling Stone magazine. The Time magazine reporter is usually on assignment in Afghanistan and Iraq. They put him on this. What does that say about how mainstream media looks at what news is most important?""The Wired magazine reporter plans to write a book and yeah, you bet the movie is already being scripted. Almost more than Colton himself, the press has changed life down here.
"It hardly matters now whether the kid actually stole planes or yachts or set the oil rig in the gulf ablaze. Whether he runs barefoot or sleeps in the trees. The story is the story now. And blogs and you-tube stuff, well, it's modern gossip, fuel for fame. Probably took Jesse James years to get that many hits on his Facebook."


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if your other diapers are having issues...strip with RLR, that always fixes it for me so i can start fresh. do you have hard water? if you don't that might be too much detergent. have you tried doing hot rinses instead of cold? (i know most machines don't give you the option, but you can let it fill up for a hot wash and then switch it over to rinse...or just do the hot wash)
when i was having ammonia I tried more detergent and less detergent and different detergents....all i needed to do to solve the problem was do a cold rinse of all the dirties on the day between washes.
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Roberts Realty Investors, Inc. Renews $8,175,000 Land Loan
ATLANTA, June 23 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Roberts Realty Investors, Inc. (NYSE Amex: RPI) announces it has renewed an $8,175,000 loan on its Peachtree Parkway land with Wells Fargo Bank and extended the maturity date to July 31, 2011. Peachtree Parkway is zoned for 292 apartments and is located in Peachtree Corners directly across from the Forum, an exclusive 580,000 square foot lifestyle shopping center. Despite this difficult economic recession and credit crunch, the company is continuing to execute its long-term business plan of developing new apartment communities. The company currently has three new communities in the development process. Northridge is a 220-unit property in Sandy Springs, Georgia that has been cleared, and grading is underway. Bradley Park is a 154-unit property in Forsyth County, Georgia and the company has purchased its land disturbance permit and is preparing to begin grading. The company is also completing the engineering, land planning, and pre-development work on its Peachtree Parkway property.For more detailed information about the loan extension, refer to Roberts Realty's current Form 8-K filed today with the SEC. Roberts Realty Investors, Inc. is a self-administered, self-managed equity real estate investment trust based in Atlanta. This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the federal securities laws. Although the company believes the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, the company's actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in the forward-looking statements. Certain factors that might cause such a difference include the following: the company may not be able to carry out its development and construction plans as it currently anticipates because: it may be unable to obtain construction financing, or may be unable to obtain it in a timely manner; it may be unable to obtain the required governmental permits or may be delayed in obtaining them; and it faces various construction risks, including increased material, labor or other costs. For more information about other risks and uncertainties Roberts Realty faces, please see the sections entitled "Risk Factors" in Roberts Realty's most recent annual report on Form 10-K and quarterly report on Form 10-Q as filed with the SEC. SOURCE Roberts Realty Investors, Inc.
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LOOK BOOK: Topshop Autumn/Winter 2010 Images
Here are the image stills from the Topshop Autumn/Winter 2010 denim Look Book. They have a lot more denim pieces in this set of images than the do in the official modeled Look Book. I really love some of the new jeans and shorts they have coming out! These vests with the fleece collars are very interesting too! What do you think of the new collection?
LOOK BOOK: Topshop Autumn/Winter 2010
Here is the modeled Autumn/Winter 2010 denim Look Book for Topshop. They have some really cute pieces in this collection! I am also putting up the denim image stills of the new collection in another post because there are so many! I really love Topshop! I shop in there all the time!
Emma Watson in Hudson
Emma Watson looked like she was having a really good time at the 2010 Glastonbury Music Festival at Worthy Farm in Pilton, England. She was wearing a pair of Hudson cuffed shorts with a corset style top. She must have been so hot in those boots! The weather has been scorching, way too hot! I've never attended the Glastonbury Festival but I do watch it on TV and Stevie Wonder was awesome! I also think Emma is very naturally beautiful and delicate, she seems very smart and wise!
Images courtesy of Ross Robinson/Wenn.com
Miley Cyrus in JET Jeans
Miley Cyrus left a medical building on Friday (25) in Los Angeles, California wearing a pair of JET Anchor Pocket skinny jeans which we have seen her in before. I think this outfit is so cute! I love the Citizens of Humanity Kriti Priya tank top with the skinny jeans and clogs. I do feel the clogs are maybe a little bit too chunky for the skinny jeans though, they do make her feet look a bit big but she looks great in this outfit! Please click this blog post to view more images.


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The Ohio Supreme Court: Justices for Sale?
A few weeks back the New York Times penned an editorial lamenting judicial elections and the skyrocketing amounts of money being spent on these races. Little did we know it foreshadowed Sunday's 4,700-word stunner on the Ohio Supreme Court. An NYT investigation found that the Buckeye State's justices routinely heard cases after receiving campaign contributions from the parties involved or from groups that filed supporting briefs. On average, they voted in favor of contributors 70 percent of the time.
Even sitting justices in Ohio question the current system. "I never felt so much like a hooker down by the bus station in any race I've ever been in as I did in a judicial race," said Justice Paul Pfeifer. "Everyone interested in contributing has very specific interests." Of the special interests, Justice Pfeifer says: "They mean to be buying a vote . . . Whether they succeed or not, it's hard to say."
Chief Justice Thomas Moyer also admits to flaws in the election process. "In a perfect world," he said, "you would have justices being selected not based on the amount of money their campaign committees can raise from various interests, but on their character and record and somewhat on judicial philosophy, certainly, but in a more abstract way."


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Last Saturday my family had the sad honor of attending my Uncle Virgil's funeral. However, you folks made our day a bit brighter by an amazing display of respect. As my sisters and I rode from the funeral home to the church and again from the church to the cemetery, we were astounded and touched. No matter what road we traveled, two-lane or four-lane, motorists were pulled over with their headlights on, waiting patiently as the procession passed.
There was no way all those motorists could know who they honored. They just knew to show respect for a human passing. It's heartening to know that in these days grace and manners still exist. The people of Cape Girardeau should be proud.
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My spring training was going great. I was getting the miles and rides in that I wanted. Mother nature was even cooperating. Then came May. I logged 106 miles for May and was hoping to get 300+. Life (& the kid's sports) just got in the way. I also bought my wife a new bike for her early May birthday and almost all of my rides were with her. I don't mind riding with her, but consistantly riding at the slower speed, seems to have affected my fitness level. I am down 2 full miles per hour and have not been over 23 miles since April. The cherry on the cake is I have to work late today and am not able to get one last ride in. I have a 50 mile ride on Sunday and just don't feel as confident as I should.
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What Karl Rove Can Teach Us about Trading and Investing
By Martin Tillier
Last Tuesday, like many people, I channel surfed as I watched the US Presidential election results, skipping between CNN, CBS, Fox News and MSNBC. I happened to be on Fox at around the time Ohio, and thus the election, was called and my surfing stopped. I was fascinated by the reaction of a panelist. Karl Rove, former senior advisor to the George W Bush administration and the driving force of the "Super-PAC" American Crossroads, was demonstrating behavior I had seen all too often before. He was in complete denial. This is not a political point I am making. I am sure many Democrats exhibited the same traits in 2000 and 2004.
This reaction, however, was very public, and the liberal sector of the media seized on it as evidence of something bad about Republicans. Anybody who has worked in a trading room, however, is only too aware that this is a very common reaction in certain situations. It says nothing about Karl Rove other than that he is human, and certainly tells us nothing about anybody else.
What it does provide is an example of probably the biggest mistake traders and investors can make.
Most people, when they have a significant emotional or financial investment in something, lose the mastery of objectivity. Rove demonstrated it perfectly last week. He had convinced himself that Romney would win. He had said so regularly and American Crossroads had poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the election. As the results came in he buried his head deeper and deeper into the sand. What could have been just another electoral defeat became a disaster in terms of his image. This behavior is not limited to traders and politicians. People who are behind on their mortgage know that communication is key, but they still often refuse to pick up the phone. I am not a psychologist, nor have I played one on TV, so I am not sure of the correct terminology but, as I said, I've seen it before.
There are some well known cases. Older readers may remember Nick Leeson, the man who broke Baring Brothers. I certainly do. Most of the time the loss is not hundreds of millions though; it is just more than it should be. Successful traders are good losers. I don't mean this in the sense that they accept losses gracefully. I have seen too many broken phone handsets to assert that. Rather, they limit their losses, take them and move on.
This is why, when I discuss an idea, I usually highlight a logical place to cut the position for a loss as well as a target level. Last week I changed my view on Apple (AAPL) from bearish to bullish below $550. I also mentioned what I think is a logical stop-loss level at around $511. It looks like we may get there. If you have bought on the way down and it does keep falling, you have to stop somewhere. It is better to get out on your terms than get squeezed by the market until you cannot bear any more pain. You can always come back to the idea, but you will likely make a better decision when the disabling pressure of a continuing loss is removed.
In order to make that cut, however, you have to accept what the market, or any other data source, is telling you. Sometimes an idea is based on a belief that certain numbers will improve. If you have bought Yum Brands (YUM), for example, on a belief that Chinese growth rates will increase, you should monitor indicators of growth.
If they don't tell you the message you are looking for, accept it. Don't go all Karl Rove and assert that the numbers are wrong, the compilers have made a mistake, or anything, anything other than that you were wrong in the first place.
Traders and investors alike need to understand that to err is not just human, it is inevitable. Whether you are watching price action over a couple of hours, or analyzing long term economic indicators for trends, you must accept what the numbers tell you. For a trader, this is easier once you recognize that around half of your trades will probably lose money. Restricting those losses then becomes more important than denying them. Even if you are in it for the long haul there has to be a point at which you will accept a loss. In the long term, buy and hold is great for companies that do well. Those that bought and held General Motors (GM) before 2009, not so much.
Usually desirable traits such as positive thinking and conviction can easily become liabilities in certain contexts. Watching a smart person deny reality on national television was funny to many, but if you don't learn from that behavior the effect on your investments will be anything but amusing.


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What's for Christmas Dinner?
wine. red wine. lots of it.
~ Wife to a wonderful hubby
~ Mommy to our awesome 1st grader
We always have shrimp,baked potatos,salad and rolls. OMG. cant wait...thats Christmas eve. Christmas day my mother in law usaully does ham or chili. Its differnt every year with her.
I can do comforting, but not traditional:
white bean cassoulet over wild mushroom polenta
maple-mustard red kuri squash
roasted brussels sprouts
warm lemony green bean salad with olives
gingerbread and pecan-stuffed dates for dessert
"I choose to laugh but that's to hide my pain and incredulity." - Ms. Miyagi
For dessert, pecan pie, buttermilk pie, coconut pie, cheesecake and homemade candies and cookies.
It's just me, DH and our 2 1/2 year old for diner so
Roast with red potatoes and carrots
Mac & Chz
Sweet rolls
Green beans or a salad
Chocolate birthday cake for Jesus of course
"Assholes going to asshole" ~ GladysKravitz
We're having Dh's extended family over this year so it will be a big feast. We're having:
roast beef, polish sausage & saurkraut, mac and cheese, lasagna, cheese potatoes, fruit salad, applesauce, salad, corn, jello, and rolls.
For dessert, turtle cheesecake, banana/coconut pie, cookies and candy, brownies and I'm debating on one more dessert too.
I'm also going to make a punch and homemade hot chocolate.
I've got a lot of cooking to do :)
Wife to Jeff 10/12/02, Mother to Jase 4/24/07, and Logan 8/20/08
See my blog http://kristie-creativetouch.blogspot.com
We're going to our friends' house on christmas. Not sure what she's making(usually ham, rolls, dips, meat and cheese tray, veggie tray fruit tray, shrimp coctail, etc) , but we are taking deviled eggs, potato salad and mini strawberry swirl cheesecakes.
Mom to Lilli (11 years) and Ray(5 years)
Christmas Eve Im doing:
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installing downdraft cooktop
Installation instructions will come with the product and are also likely available from Jenn Air's web site.
*I will warn you however, it is not a good idea to make any final cabinet alterations until you have the product in hand. Most manufacturers warn "product specifications subject to change without notice".
** Lowe's, says they don't have an installer and don't know who can install it! **
If you contact Jenn Air, they will likely be able to provide the name of a contractor (or two) which can install it for you.
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[This message has been edited by DanO (edited November 10, 2003).]
You'll have to check with Jenn Air for your specific model if it isn't listed in the installation instructions (which I'd be surprised). There is/was a detailed installation manual available for Jenn Air ranges and cooktops which most authorized Jenn Air installers should have.
DO NOT exceed the maximum length as doing so will render the exhaust pretty much useless as k2 experienced. Also, use only the ducting sizes specified in the instructions. It is also available through Jenn Air.
I originally would have recommended you ask a local Maytag dealers (as Maytag now owns and makes Jenn Air) but seeing as you purchased the unit from one of their competitors, I don't know how helpful they're likely to be.
Dan O.
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Thanks again for your reply...just one more question and I'll leave you alone! I was talking with my mother-in-law today about her Jenn-Air range. I know that it would be about the same distance to vent it to the outside and she told me that they just vented it under the house and not to the outside...IS THAT ACCEPTABLE?
While I'm sure it would be physically possible to do and would likely alleviate any potential problems associated with a long vent run, I very much doubt it would be acceptable to any building codes in the US or Canada. If you live elsewhere, maybe.
Also, the grease filters do not trap 100% of the cooking grease so any excess would be vented under the house and could potentially cause problems. You should keep in mind that the vent line will likely need to be thoroughly cleaned in the future so make sure it is going to be accessible after installation.
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Group or Solo
I think MMORPGs should be designed around encouraging grouping but not forcing it and that's a tricky balance. I'm mostly a solo player myself in the sense that for most of the time my *thing* in these games is exploring around with a ranger type char and that tends to be a solo occupation but I like a good group dungeon crawl now and then but they don't seem to happen as much in the current games. I also like the immersive aspect of these games so I'd want solo missions that fitted certain character types, for example:
Scouts getting missions to patrol the frontier.
Rogues getting sneaking missions.
Mages going to a famous library to do some research.
Priests getting a mission to bless a shrine in a village.
So I'd have solo missions like that but anything that would involve a lot of fighting would be more designed for groups. Warrior type chars might have a chance of soloing those but it would be very risky and much easier with backup. I also think dungeons should have sections for both. They should have sections that can be soloed and a deeper dungeon crawl bit with a boss for groups. It's important for dungeons to have soloable sections of the same level range as the dungeon. That way individual players will go there knowing they can solo but LFG when they get there.
The trouble with grouping is that the good thing about it is other people but the bad thing about it is also other people :)
This can be erm... pretty finely balanced a lot of the time so I think the game design needs to avoid any extra disincentives, for example:
Each player should get exactly the same exp from a mob solo or grouped. If a mob is a 100 exp then one player gets 100 exp and six grouped players get 100 each.
Each player gets to loot. The mob doesn't drop x and the first to loot gets it. Each player can loot the mob once and there's a random roll for each player. Exact same chance of getting loot from a mob solo or grouped. Except of course you couldn't have killed it solo ;)
I think loot is particularly important as not only does it stop some ppl wanting to group for practical reasons; they'd rather have a 30% chance of killing a mob with a 100% chance of the loot, than a 100% chance of killing a mob but with only 15% chance of getting the loot. But also loot-greed is one of the reasons ppl behave badly and ppl behaving badly is one of the reasons for not grouping. So reducing the loot-greed will improve ppl's behaviour in groups imo.
Quest updates:
In cases where players have to kill a specific mob then all players should get the quest updated and not have to kill the mob multiple times. Of course this would already be covered by the loot rule if the mob always dropped "chief blugblug's ear" for each player when it died but in any cases that weren't covered by that then everyone should get the update.
The formation of groups should be as convenient as possible. One thing would be for the group leader to have a "warp to group" option so if there were three players in a dungeon and someone logged on LFG then the leader could bring them to where the group was. Generally the better and more convenient the LFG tools are the better.
Too many quests:
This may be just me but I find with the current games you get to a hub and pick up 20 quests at once and I start to get obsessive about trying to clear some of them because there's so many. I won't talk to anyone until I've cleared a few.I think I'd have it so you had one active mission at a time. You could have a solo mission and then join a group one and your solo mission would gray out till it was over.
I think it's a mistake to make certain types of char neccessary in groups and especially to have multiple neccessary char types in each group. I think it would be easier to encourage grouping if almost any group was viable. I'd have it so that groups generally needed one warrior as a minimum but that would be the only condition and some priests / wizards could provide that via a pet.
Apart from trying to find and remove disincentives to grouping I'd also want to have incentives and preferably ones that fitted in with the game lore. So I'm thinking of basing most quests / missions around factions with ranks. So say you were lieutenant rank in the dwarf "Ironforge Guards" faction and you got a mission to go bash a dungeon somewhere. Your reward would be assigned something like:
600 exp for success
+200 exp if your group included a player with sergeant rank in your faction
+100 exp for each player in group from your faction or from an allied faction (like the dwarf temple)
+50 exp for mercenaries (any other player that wasn't in your faction or an allied faction)
The dwarf player could try and solo it (and if experienced enough they could maybe succeed) and get 600 exp or they could get a full group of six, all dwarves or players aligned to the dwarf factions, including a sergeant from their own faction and get 1200 exp or get five random players from other factions and get 850 exp. Other players would get a faction based incentive also e.g you'd get a higher exp reward for joining a mission led by a higher rank in your faction but regardless of faction you'd get more exp from group missions than solo ones.
oh by the way... XP should be multiply to each member... like 100 solo... 110 for each player grouped.. not like 110/2 = 65
that model... like the WoW one sucks.. because one will play fine and the other people will turn lazy and do less damage or do jack*** things around... turning the group into a penalty... thats the problem of grouping... rewards get divided by members which kinda suck because there is better players than others... and all getting the same with good for the crap player and bad for the kick*** player...Sat Jan 03 2009 7:39PM Report
Yes, either same xp or a group bonus. definitely not less xp per kill.Sat Jan 03 2009 7:54PM Report


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Instant Repay: Yusmeiro Petit falls one out short of perfection
Yusmeiro Petit's Perfect Game-bid broken up with two outs in ninth
Yusmeiro Petit pitched 9 2/3 innings without allowing a baserunner before surrendering a hit. (USA TODAY IMAGES)
Yusmeiro Petit threw 48 pitches through five innings and didn't go to a three-ball count until the eighth inning. (AP)
SAN FRANCISCO – Greatness tends to come from where we expect it.
The strongest. The fastest. The most feared, the most respected and the most renowned.
Yusmeiro Petit is none of those things. But Friday night, he was almost perfect.
The balding, right-handed journeyman from Venezuela came within one tantalizing, agonizing strike of throwing the 24th perfect game in major league history.
Eric Chavez, that old A's third baseman, came off the bench and lined a 3-2 single that short-hopped in front of right fielder Hunter Pence's desperate dive.
Petit held his hands to his head and Pence's eyes grew wide, as if he just dropped a newborn. But two pitches later, A.J. Pollock grounded out to end the Giants' 3-0 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Petit thrust both arms skyward anyway.
It was a one-hit shutout, the first of his career. And when you are 29 years old, you had a 4.52 ERA at Triple-A Fresno and a stack of releases from passing through five major league organizations, that pedestal is glorious enough.
Many Giants fans probably had never heard of him when he took the mound in an also-ran game at AT&T Park. But Petit was masterful in chalking up 26 of those 27 outs. He mixed four pitches for strikes, benefited from two tremendous defensive plays and maintained a hitman's cool even as he was an out away in the ninth.
Left fielder Juan Perez, inserted as a defensive replacement in the sixth inning, made a diving catch on his belly to take a hit away from Arizona pitcher Patrick Corbin. And shortstop Joaquin Arias matched a backhand stop with a spinning throw to record an out on Paul Goldschmidt in the first inning.
Petit needed one more rescue, and there's a reason a perfect game has only been thrown 23 times in major league history.
He pounded strikes, his first and only three-ball count came to Miguel Montero with two outs in the eighth.
Matt Cain pitched the only one in 131 years of Giants baseball, on June 13 of last season.
Already this season, the Giants received a no-hitter from Tim Lincecum on July 13 at San Diego. And they were no-hit in Cincinnati by Homer Bailey on July 3. They were nearly part of a third no-hitter in baseball this season.
Starting pitching report
Petit, 29, was making his third start of the season and his fourth as a Giant. He started just one game last year as the club rested its starters for the postseason; that was his first time on a major league mound in three years.
His previous two turns were good ones; he faced this same Arizona lineup just five days earlier at Chase Field and held them to two runs on seven hits while striking out 10.
But there was no clue at what was coming.
Petit does not throw hard but he's usually around the plate, and the Diamondbacks just couldn't find the barrel even though they knew he would come right after them.
He had thrown just 48 pitches through five innings and kept working efficiently until the end.
He didn't even go to a three-ball count until two outs in the eighth, when Miguel Montero worked a 1-2 count full. Petit might have missed outside with a fastball but Montero fouled it off, then the next fastball was dribbled to first baseman Brandon Belt as the crowd roared.
Petit had the great defensive play and he had the resolve. It was looking fated as he fanned Chris Owings on a slider to start the ninth and fell behind 2-0 before getting Gerardo Parra to ground out to second base.
Then Chavez, hitting for Corbin, took two balls, looked at a pair of strikes and refused to chase a curveball. The next pitch would be a fastball, everyone knew. It was 89 mph, and Chavez served it where it was just out of Pence's reach.
But Petit came back to retire the next hitter and deliver the Giants – believe it or not – just their second complete game this season. Tim Lincecum's no-hitter July 13 at San Diego was the other one.
Bullpen report
Nobody unbuttoned a jacket.
At the plate
Corbin is going to appear on some Cy Young ballots for the strong season he's had. But the Giants were able to get just enough good swings against him.
Owings, the shortstop, threw wide on a potential double play to score a run in the second inning. Pence doubled and scored on Hector Sanchez's two-out hit in the fourth. And Pence mashed his 19th homer, a solo shot, in the eighth.
He's one homer away from being the Giants' first 20-homer, 20-steal guy since Barry Bonds in 1998.
In field
Perfect game bids are a practiced art for Bruce Bochy. You might remember in 2010, when Matt Cain was perfect through five, the Giants' manager wasted no time lifting second baseman Ryan Theriot for Emmanuel Burriss. Then in the ninth he moved Joaquin Arias from short to third, and it was Arias who gloved and threw off his back foot for a difficult final out.
Bochy was just as proactive this time. He took out Brett Pill, a first baseman playing left field, to start the sixth. It was perfectly timed, as Perez, a defensive dynamo who has a slew of highlights in scant action this season, got a terrific jump and made his sliding catch of Corbin's shallow line drive look easy.
It wasn't the only play to circle on your scorebook. Just three batters into the game, Arias, who started at shortstop, went to his backhand to take a hit away from Paul Goldschmidt. Arias had to whirl quickly as he threw; he got enough on it to nip Goldschmidt by a step.
Nobody knew at the time just how important that play almost would be.
The Giants announced 41,180 paid. It was the loudest a Giants crowd has been in a long, long time. It might take an appearance from Brian Wilson in a Dodgers uniform to raise the decibel level any louder.
Up next
The Giants and Diamondbacks continue their four-game series Saturday at AT&T Park. Matt Cain (8-8, 4.43 ERA) returns to the rotation after missing two weeks with a right forearm contusion he sustained while getting hit by a line drive. (His DL stint was his first after 261 big league starts.) Cain will oppose right-hander Brandon McCarthy (3-9, 4.94 ERA). First pitch is scheduled for 6:05 p.m. PDT.


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Whats the name of the blond girl?
that girl is BLACK and the asian bitch needs to stfu lol
White girl so fucking hott but I think that Asian needs to shut the fuck up
this asian needs to shut up haha less talk, more cock
whats up with the asian girl? sounds like shes black and she says the same 3 things for about 30 minute? "you know what" etc. etc.