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Testimony :: Honorable Joseph R. Pitts
Member - Helsinki Commission
Mr. Chairman, thank you for holding this timely hearing on The Republic of Georgia: Democracy, Human Rights and Security. It is vital that throughout the world, as we focus on our war against terrorism, that we as a government and nation do not ignore human rights violations for reasons of expediency or cooperation. In a number of nations, governments believe that they can now, because of their cooperation on terrorism issues, violate fundamental rights with impunity.
Unfortunately, in Georgia, there are officials both there and in Russia who have used the war on terrorism as an excuse to violate the rights of the people. Corruption issues make it difficult to crack down on those responsible for the criminal activity.
One issue of particular concern is the attacks on religious minorities. In July of this year, six people were injured in an attack on the Liberty Institute, an organization that works to promote freedom of conscience for all people in Georgia. Reports reveal that the attack was not a random act of crime but was a deliberate attempt at intimidation. There are indications that the dominant religious group in the country desires that other religious groups have no room to operate or practice their faith. In addition, the government proposed draft legislation that some groups feared could severely limit their freedom of speech as well as their ability to practice the relief and social work aspect of their faith.
These concerns, and many others, must be addressed thoroughly, effectively, and appropriately by the government of Georgia.
I look forward to hearing from our distinguished witnesses, particularly regarding their recommendations for how the U.S. government can best assist the people of Georgia as they seek to live in peace and freedom.


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There are times when you feel like being a nice, giving person and just want to shower a loved one with a gift. Whether it's a family member, friend, roommate or significant other, it's always pretty difficult to find something little that can cheer that person up or let him or her know they are being thought of. Check out our gallery of 10 gift ideas under $10 and you might feel more inspired.
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The Grant Plaza is situated right in the heart of San Francisco.
The Grant Plaza has been rated by many guidebooks as a 'Best Buy' and is located right in the heart of San Francisco. Our historical hotel is newly renovated with modern furnishings and the latest amenities including free wireless internet access throughout the hotel . Antique stained glass skylight on the top floor offers a quiet sitting area. Our inviting lobby is cozy and nicely decorated.
All rooms have been newly renovated and are fully en-suite. We have recently installed new furnishings in our guest rooms. They are comfortable with modern furnishings and the latest amenities. Each room has electronic key card door locks and amenities such as telephones with voice mail & data ports, a colour TV, hairdryers, clock radios, disposable toothbrush and irons & sewing kits.
Grant Plaza Hotel has a special parking rate at a nearby Garage. This $27.95 per 24 hours special gives our guests in and out privileges at the garage. This Garage is conveniently located two city blocks from the Grant Plaza Hotel.
The hotel is located at the gateway to Chinatown, just 3 blocks from Union Square the finest Retail District, 1 block from the Cable Car line to Fisherman's Wharf, 1 block to the Financial District, and I block to the 5-stars Ritz Carlton Hotel in Nob Hill. San Francisco's restaurants and theatres are within minutes of the hotel.
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From the East Bay/Oakland Bay Bridge:
Follow I-80 West across Bay Bridge. From the
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veer right onto Fremont Street. Follow Fremont for 5 blocks,
crossing Market onto Front Street, then quickly turn left onto
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Follow 101 North to I-80 East towards Downtown/Bay
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will cross Market Street onto Kearny) to Sutter Street. Turn left
onto Sutter Street, go 1 block to Grant Avenue and turn right.
Proceed 2 blocks to Pine Street; hotel is on the left.
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Follow 101 south across the Golden Gate Bridge. Follow
101 south through town along Lombard Street. Turn right
onto Van Ness Avecontinuing on 101 south. Turn left
onto Bush Street. Follow Bush 10 blocks to Grant Ave. Turn
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|Paquimé group entertains with traditional Mexican dances
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Since 1997, Holyoke's Paquimé Folkloric Dance Group has been amazing audiences with brightly colored costumes and elaborate dances, and their performance Thursday, July 30 was no exception.
Under the instruction of Alma Nuñez, the group celebrates diversity, individual ideals, culture and values while having fun learning traditional Mexican dances.
Before the performance, audience members enjoyed an authentic Mexican meal. The first half of the program included a wide range of traditional dances from several Mexican states. In the second half, dancers performed modern routines.
Miranda Morales, Tamara Penzing, Jimena Nuñez, Andrea Marquez, Eva Penzing and Alma Nuñez kicked off the evening with a performance to "El Huateque" and "La Bamba" representing Veracruz.
From the state of Tamaulipas, a traditional dance to "El Tamaulipeco" was performed by Brenda Hernandez and Janel Rodriguez.
Eva Penzing and Alma Nuñez entertained audience members with a Chihuahua polka.
Karen Nuñez, Lauren Bergner and Citlali Marquez then showed off their Guerrero dance set to "El Palomo."
Juana Penzing, Dominique Penzing, Kaitlyn Shafer and Anna Jelden took the stage next representing Baja California Norte.
Traditional dances were concluded with the Sinaloa dance to "Lola" performed by Brenda Hernandez, Janel Rodriguez and Eva Penzing.
In the modern portion of the program, Miranda Morales, Tamara Penzing, Jimena Nuñez, Andrea Marquez and Alma Nuñez took the audience back in time to oldies and poodle skirts with their dance to "El Patio De Mi Casa."
Karen Nuñez, Lauren Bergner and Citlali Marquez danced to "Anticipating" while Juana Penzing, Dominique Penzing, Kaitlyn Shafer and Anna Jelden performed "Run the Show."
A dance to "Con Los Ojos Cerrados" was performed by Brenda Hernandez, Janel Rodriquez and Eva Penzing.
Complete with elaborate dresses swirling to the music, Karen Nuñez, Sonia Nuñez, Veronica Nuñez and Alma Nuñez ended the show with "La Culebra" and "El Mariachi."


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The second annual Green Friday People's Re-gifting Giveaway will be held from noon to 2 p.m. Nov. 23 on the sidewalk in front of Rodney Square on Market Street.
The one-day event offers free foods, all of which have been donated. This event is a response to what organizers call the consumerism and corporatism of Black Friday. The goal is to encourage people to support locally and independently-owned businesses.
The public is invited to shop as well as donate goods to the marketplace; both new (re-giftable) and gently-used goods are fine. Donated items can be dropped off the day of the event or brought to Hanover Presbyterian Church, 1801 Jefferson St., Wilmington, between 7 and 8 p.m. Nov. 21.
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Constance Womack was born on March 6, 1967 in Boston, MA. When she was seven, the future star moved to Lynchburg, VA with her father Allen, a physicist, her mother, Linda, and her sister, Cynthia. Britton graduated from Dartmouth College in 1989 with a degree in Asian Studies. Upon graduation, she relocated to New York City and spent two years training with acting guru Sanford Meisner - whose list of students had previously included Grace Kelly, Steve McQueen and Diane Keaton - at the Neighborhood Playhouse. Britton made her New York theatrical debut, playing a prostitute in Caroline Kava's "The Early Girl" at The Courtyard Playhouse. Even though her performance was well received, she was re... Continue Bio >>
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Trap Pond State Park
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Delaware's Cypress Swamp
Freshwater wetlands once covered a large portion of southwestern Sussex County. Trap Pond State Park retains a part of the swamp's original beauty and mystery, and features the northernmost natural stand of baldcypress trees in the United States. The pond was created in the late 1700s to power a sawmill during the harvest of large baldcypress from the area. The Federal Government later purchased the pond and surrounding farmland during the 1930s and the Civilian Conservation Corps began to develop the area for recreation. Trap Pond became one of Delaware's first state parks in 1951.
Visitors have many opportunities to explore the natural beauty of the wetland forest. Hiking trails surround the pond, providing opportunities to glimpse native animal species and many flowering plants. Birdwatching is a popular activity and the observant hiker may spot a Great Blue Heron, owl, hummingbird, warbler, Bald Eagle or the elusive Pileated Woodpecker.
Boating and Fishing
Boating among the baldcypress is a favorite pastime at the park. Rowboats, pedal boats, canoes and kayaks can be rented for use within the park during the summer season, and the park interpreter hosts narrated pontoon boat tours on weekends and holidays, from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. A boat launching ramp can accommodate small motorized boats for fishing or scenic excursions. Anglers on the water or shore may land largemouth bass, pickerel, crappie, and bluegills. One of the streams that flows into Trap Pond has been marked as a wilderness canoe trail for those who wish to explore the swamp's interior.
In addition to the natural attractions, the park offers a variety of recreational activities. Experience the wonders of southern woodlands along the 4.9-mile Boundary Trail that skirts the park's 90-acre pond. The Baldcypress Nature Center features a variety of displays and programs that will enhance any visit to the park. Picnic areas overlook the pond and three pavilions may be reserved for group events. Volleyball courts and horseshoe pits encourage active competition among friends, and children will enjoy the playground complex.


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May 25, 2016
Young Actors Theatre Release: "Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn at Young Actors Theatre March 1-10, 2013
Mark Twain's timeless classic sweeps us down the mighty Mississippi as the irrepressible Huck Finn helps his friend Jim, a slave, escape to freedom at the mouth of the Ohio River. Their adventures along the way are hilarious, suspenseful and heartwarming, bringing to life your favorite characters from the beloved novel. Propelled by the Tony Award winning score, this jaunty journey provides a brilliantly theatrical celebration of pure Americana.
Young Actors Theatre is located at 609 Glenview Drive; Tallahassee, FL, in the heart of Midtown Tallahassee.
Performances are as follows: Friday, March 1st at 7:30pm; Saturday, March 2nd at 7:30pm; Sunday, March 3rd at 2:00pm; Thursday, March 7th at 7:30pm; Friday, March 8th at 7:30pm; Saturday, March 9th at 7:30pm and Sunday, March 10th at 2:00pm and 7:30pm.
Tickets are $14 for children (12 and under); $16 for students and seniors and $18 for adult.
Tickets can be reserved on line (www.youngactorstheatre.com) beginning Saturday, February 23rd. For further information call 386-6602.
Young Actors Theatre, one of the oldest independent youth theatre programs in the country, is celebrating its 37th consecutive year of training and production.
It is the mission of Young Actors Theatre to expose, educate and enlighten the diverse community of greater Tallahassee and the region of North Florida through live theatre.
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Some of Matt's more rewarding teaching experiences have been with underserved students including work with the Shakespeare Festival at ReStart, a homeless shelter in Kansas City, MO and with Kansas City Repertory Theater at DeLaSalle and Hilltop, both high schools for adjudicated youths. Matt also taught adults with Down's Syndrome in a program offered through Accessible Arts. Matt is also a professional actor and musician with many local and regional credits. He was an original member of the cast of the Festival's Shakespeare to Go! and co-created and co-directed the Festival's Romeo and Juliet to Go!. Matt has been seen on the Festival stage in productions of The Taming of the Shrew, Julius, Caesar, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth,A Midsummer Night's Dream and As You Like It.


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WASHINGTON – The Montgomery County Recreation Department is canceling its popular Pooch Pool Party due to the outbreak of dog influenza in the area, a news release from the department said.
The party was scheduled for Sept. 7 and 8 at the Glenmont Pool in Wheaton, but recreation department officials said they canceled the event as a precaution.
"It is disappointing to have to cancel this popular event, but we feel it is the right decision to proactively protect our pets from the potential spread of the virus," Gabe Albornoz, recreation department director, said in the release.
Cases of canine flu were first reported in Montgomery on Aug. 21, according to a news release from the Maryland Agriculture, Health and Mental Hygiene and Natural Resources departments. By the end of the month, the departments found 20 cases of dog influenza and two flu-related deaths.
Dogs with the illness will develop a cough, runny nose and a fever, but some can develop a more severe case. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the virus isn't a threat for humans.
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VIENNA—U.S. Rep. Laura Richardson (D-CA) today pushed the issues of port security and international piracy on to the agenda of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly (OSCE PA).
Participating in her first meeting as a delegate to the international body, Richardson raised the issues based on her experience as a member of the U.S. House Homeland Security Committee and representative of Long Beach, California, the world's third largest port complex in the world. Richardson became increasingly involved in this issue following the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation hearing on the rescue of the crew aboard the MV Maersk Alabama off the east coast of Somalia on April 13, 2009.
"Turning around the global economic crisis depends in part on increasing international trade. But the security of trade and ocean-going commerce hinges on the security of our ships, cargo containers and international ports," Richardson said. "One country's safe ports are rendered less meaningful when all countries do not step up their inspections, share information, modernize cargo screening and enact proactive security measures on ocean vessels."
Rep. Richardson addressed the General Committee on Economic Affairs, Science, Technology and the Environment to promote an international consensus on cargo security issues at sea and ports. After Richardson's remarks, Committee Vice-Chair Ivor Callely of Ireland said the cargo security could "probably be taken on board in the committee," which will draft resolutions to be voted on this July at the Assembly's Annual Session in Oslo, Norway. The resolutions help shape the activities of the OSCE and its various field missions and broader international policy.
In 2009, pirates boarded 153 ships, hijacked 49 vessels, killed eight crew members and gained $60 million in ransom payments. More than half of these attacks stemmed from Somali pirates.
"The UN has passed resolutions on piracy in the Horn of Africa and warships have been sent to the region, but despite these efforts, the number of hijacked ships has increased," Richardson said. "To combat piracy we need to go beyond discouraging pirates on land and increase efforts to follow their financing and strengthen legal institutions, issues we have raised this week with several of our European partners."
Rep. Richardson is part of a bipartisan delegation of the U.S. Helsinki Commission, led by Chairman Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD). They are joined at the Parliamentary Assembly by more than 200 parliamentarians from around the 56-country OSCE.
The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, also known as the U.S. Helsinki Commission, is an independent agency of the Federal Government charged with monitoring compliance with the Helsinki Accords and advancing comprehensive security through promotion of human rights, democracy, and economic, environmental and military cooperation in 56 countries. The Commission consists of nine members from the U.S. Senate, nine from the House of Representatives, and one member each from the Departments of State, Defense, and Commerce.
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No. 4 ranked Harris-Lake Park opened the game with a 16-5 run and never looked back in stopping the Wolverines, 57-38 on Jan. 15 in West Bend.
H-LP improved to 12-1 on the season with the triumph. Jordan Buhs scored 14 to pace WBM/GCB. He was 4-of-10 from 3-point range. H-LP led 30-13 at halftime.
Wolverine coach Paul Peppmeier says the 18-point loss was an improvement from their 76-40 loss to H-LP back on Dec. 4.
"We challenged ourselves to get better and we have the last few weeks," Peppmeier said.
"We weren't very happy when we came back from Christmas break and lost to Manson by 30. We felt our defense needed to step up. After that game we came together and played better. Our offense and defense have come together," CWL coach Paul Peppmeier said.
The Wolverines ran roughshod over Northeast Hamilton, 55-16 on Jan. 14 at Blairsburg in a non-conference contest.
Jason Zinnel scored 15 points, Jesse Zinnel added 13 and Jordan Buhs had 11. The WBM/GCB opened with a 16-1 first quarter lead and outscored NEH 21-5 in the second quarter.


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1967 Ford Mustang Coupe to Fastback Conversion - Coupe-To- Fastback ConversionWritten by John McGann on November 1, 2010 Contributors: Wes Allison With A Welder, A Grinder, Sheetmetal, And A Little Skill, You Can Make Anything. We Learned A Lot About Metalworking Watching This . . .
OK, more than a little skill is required, but these are skills you, the guy (or chick) reading this, can pick up if you practice. Working with metal is a skill that is quickly disappearing in our disposable society, yet it is an extremely valuable skill to have. There are still many circumstances in which it is much more cost effective to repair and metal-finish a part than it would be to replace it.
We recently spent a blisteringly hot week in Lake Havasu, Arizona, watching the guys at Recon Classic Car Bodies transform our pretty-cool '67 Mustang coupe into a righteous '67 fastback. Formally known as Drake Customs, Recon's specialty is building Mustang conversion body shells. Translation: The company buys junked coupes and transforms them into reconditioned fastbacks or convertible shells ready for you to outfit with a drivetrain and interior. The guys were gracious enough to work their magic on our forlorn coupe (last seen in the Apr. '08 issue) in less than a week's time. As if that weren't enough of a challenge, they simultaneously worked over a hashed '65 coupe, turning it into a convertible. They did both cars in an amazing six days. We're going to show the job the crew at Recon did in a series of articles starting now. This will be a brief on the basics you'll need to know before tearing into a car on your own. Even if you never plan on doing your own fastback conversion, there is plenty of information here that will apply to any major autobody job you would attempt. So lace up your steel-toed boots-the sparks are about to fly.
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 Pros: The most fun you can have doing bodywork with your clothes on (autobody work-get your mind out of the gutter), the acetylene torch melts steel, shoots sparks, and sounds cool when you blast through a bulkhead. Nothing stands in the way of a 6,300-degree flame
 Cons: Don't get burned.Air Hammer
 Pros: Rips through sheetmetal like an electric can opener through your girlfriend's cat's Fancy Feast lid.
 Cons: Leaves a jagged edge that needs finishing. The deafening jackhammer roar is super annoying in close quarters. Wear earplugs.Sawzall
 Pros: A very close third to the air hammer, the Sawzall dispatches sheetmetal with the same aplomb but leaves a much cleaner, sharper edge. It's heavy, too. Use it enough and you will have forearms like Popeye.
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 You'll need a drill to cut through the factory spot welds. Electric or pneumatic are equally good, but like grinders, air drills are smaller and more versatile. Cordless drills are good for screwing together new sheetmetal. Get a Drill Doctor while you're at it. You'll need it to keep your bits sharp.Scrapers/Razor Blades</strong
 Good for ripping up carpet, upholstery, seam sealer, undercoating, window trim, glass adhesive, and a million other things. Buy a lot in a variety of sizes.Clamps, Hammers, And Stuff</strong
 In addition to the above, you'll need an assortment of hammers (sledge, dead-blow, and body), dollies, sanding blocks, and the usual brace of handtools. Impact wrenches and air ratchets will help speed up your work if you are on the clock. You'll also need a welder. If you're hard-core, you'll learn to weld with your acetylene torch. Otherwise, an inexpensive, consumer-level MIG welder will work 99 percent of the time. Get your hands on all this stuff and there won't be an autobody job in the world you can't conquer.Here's our Mustang before the guys at Drake descended on it. Sorry about the crappy, snapshot nature of the picture-we were literally pushed out of the way by four dudes with power tools as we shot this.
Fixed glass is either glued in or held in place with a rubber channel, as is the case with our Mustang. Shop manager Jesse Villarroel cut away at the weathered and dried-out window channel. Even though we will be installing a new windshield, we saved this one to test the fit after our new roof is installed. No sense risking chipping or cracking a new piece of glass.Recon owner Ray Carmody helped Ramon Aguayo remove the doors. Inspect the hinges at this time. Rebuild or replace them if they exhibit any play. When you are putting the car back together, it is nearly impossible to properly align the doors if the hinges are sloppy.The fun begins here. Carmody grabbed the loudest air hammer in the shop, chucked in a chisel bit, and attacked the roof. Air hammers are the fastest way to remove large sections of metal you don't need to save. Start by hammering straight down into the panel, cutting a pilot hole. Then cut at an angle across the panel, peeling the excess away as you go.

 We fully endorse the Facemelter air hammer grimace.Don't just blast away indiscriminately, though. Notice how Carmody left a couple of inches of clearance around the perimeter of the quarter-panel? There are braces and support panels in the C-pillar and sail panels he wanted to save. He also took care not to cut into the outer wheelhouse, which runs close to the quarter-panel at the wheel lip. We were assuming the wheelhouses would be in good shape, and damaging them while taking off the quarter would just create more work to do later. The point: Be careful with what is behind the panel you are cutting. You may need to keep it intact.After large sections of the roof and quarters were cut out, Rob Inman switched to the Sawzall. With a long blade, he was able to cut through the roof skin and sail panel bracing in a single pass.Inman cut the remaining sections of the roof with the Sawzall. Here at the driprails, four different stampings come together. The Sawzall blazed through much faster than an air hammer would have been able to.Just an hour into the job, and our coupe was barely recognizable as a Mustang. After doing this for several years, Carmody knows just how much of a coupe's roof needs to be retained to fit the fastback parts to it.An oxyacetylene torch with a cutting tip will remove big sections of sheetmetal almost as fast as an air hammer will, but you have to be even more cautious of what's behind the panel you are cutting. Villarroel is cut through the Mustang's seat pans to get to the spot welds underneath, but using it to cut the quarter-panel off may have damaged the wheelhouse and sail panel bracing.
Once the big sections of metal are gone, you must trim away all the remaining edges in preparation for fitting the new sheetmetal. From the factory, nearly all mass-produced cars are spot-welded together. Cut through the spot welds, and the car comes apart. There are a number of ways to do this, and the easiest is to drill the spot welds out using a bit that is slightly bigger in diameter than the spot weld. Oftentimes you will only need to drill through the thickness of one of the two (or more) stampings joined together, so be careful to only drill deep enough to remove the part you want. See how the tab from the front framerail is separating from the Mustang's floorpan as the welds are drilled out? There's no sense in drilling all the way through the floor, creating extra holes you'll need to fill later.You can also buy dedicated spot-weld cutters for your drill. These incorporate a spring-loaded center point that anchors the bit-the teeth on the perimeter of the bit actually do the cutting. Villarroel recommended using something to lubricate the tip, whether you use a spot-weld cutter or a regular drill bit. He used gear lube, but you can also use WD-40. This keeps the bit from overheating and going dull. Don't push down too hard, either. That also causes excess heat that will dull your bit.The spot-weld cutter cuts around the weld in the pattern seen here. Notice how the floor is starting to separate from the panel it had been welded to underneath it?You can also use a grinder to cut out spot welds. This works in spaces too tight to fit a drill. Use the edge of the grinder to cut into the weld, leaving behind something looking like a major divot in the grass of a driving range (especially if you're a hack golfer; we won't name names).If you're lucky, the panels will separate after grinding. Most likely, you will need to use a combination of chisels, an air hammer, pliers, and cursing to pull apart the panels.Oftentimes, you can just bust the spot welds apart with a little persuasion from the air hammer. Here, Inman showed the decklid mounting brackets who's in charge.One more method we've heard about but have never tried is using a torch to cut spot welds. Fire it up and hold the cutting tip directly at the face of the spot weld. When it glows cherry red, push the cutting lever and blast out the weld. Use a narrow flame, and theoretically, it should work.Here's a cool trick the guys at Recon showed us. In really confined areas, you will sometimes need to cut away sections of a panel to get to the spot welds, like where the quarter-panel meets the wheelhouse. These two panels are spot-welded together at the wheel lip, and that can be an awkward place to get a drill into. So Aguayo cut pleats into the remaining sections of the quarter-panel and peeled them back individually. This worked better than just trying to peel off the whole thing in one big section. Because sheetmetal is strongest where bends and body lines are stamped into it, the wheel arch is the strongest section of the quarter-panel. The force required to pull it away in one piece may have damaged the wheelhouse behind it.
No matter which method you use to remove the spot welds, there will always be some remnant of the weld left behind. Grind those sections flat with 36- or 40-grit discs on an angle grinder, or use a flap disc on an electric grinder.Using air hammers to take cars apart will cause some damage to the chassis-bent flanges and stuff like that. Here, Inman used a body hammer and railroad dolly to straighten the framerail flange edge under the Mustang's floorpan. A new floor will be welded to it soon. This is also a good time to run a grinder across the edges of all the panels. It's hard to weld to a rusty panel, and you don't want to trap rust behind your new sheetmetal.At the end of the first day, this is what was left of our coupe. The guys at Recon cut off all the coupe stuff and sandblasted the chassis. Because it was nearly 11 p.m., Aguayo held a pair of shop lights while Villarroel sprayed the bare chassis with primer.Buy It Or Build It?
 Admittedly, this is a huge job that may well be outside the scope of what the average guy would want to attempt in his garage. If that's the case, you can buy a complete shell from Recon for $9,500. The company builds '65 to '68 Mustangs in either fastbacks or convertibles. The bodies are delivered just as you see in this picture. That is a bargain considering each body comes with a title in addition to all-new sheetmetal. You won't have the hassles of registering the car as a re-body or a new car, which is subject to your state's emissions laws. Recon does more than Mustangs, too. You can send Recon any American muscle car, and the crew will recondition it for you.


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The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), the Lake County Area Planning Council (LAPC), and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) propose to widen an eight-mile segment of State Route 29 in Lake County to a four-lane expressway with access control. This project is located between the communities of Lower Lake and Kelseyville. In addition to the "No-Build" Alternative, four alternatives are under consideration at this time.


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WHEELING - It didn't take Shadyside coach Jillian Ongley long to realize that Tuesday just wasn't going to be a good day for her club. Ace pitcher Megan Heagney walked the first two Wheeling Central hitters, including leadoff hitter Joni Zavolta on four pitches.
The Maroon Knights made Heagney and the Tigers (9-5) pay not only in that inning with four runs, but time and time again en route to a 10-0 victory in a six-inning shortened game during the OVAC Class 2S Softball Tournament semifinals at the Chambers I-470 Complex.
"I don't know that she's ever walked the leadoff batter on four pitches," Ongley said. "We kind of knew at that point that things weren't going to go our way. Give Wheeling Central credit because they took advantage of every opportunity and really made us pay."
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Wheeling Central's Sydney Bennington is congratulated by Rick Magruder after hitting a walk-off, two-run homer in the sixth inning of Tuesday night's game.
The Knights (16-7) will return to I-470 for Saturday's 10 a.m. title game against the winner of today's 4 p.m. encounter, pitting top-seeded Steubenville Catholic against Cameron.
"This (championship) game is where we want to be," Central coach Rick Magruder said. "For us, this starts our run. We put it all in line to be playing our best ball at this time of the year. We just tell the girls to come out and play hard, have some fun and see what happens."
The Maroon Knights certainly had a lot of fun and what they saw happen was Shadyside commit seven errors, amass only four innocent singles and really never truly threaten to score against pitcher Sarah Henry.
"Sarah pitched well and we stressed that we wanted to jump on them early because they did that to us last year," Magruder said. "We wanted to keep the pressure on and we did because we hit the ball pretty hard."
The Knights made it 5-0 in the third and then tacked on three more in the fourth when first baseman Ashley Gast took a belt-high Heagney offering over the fence for a three-run home run.
"Something wasn't in line for us because we just didn't play like ourselves," Ongley said. "We played great two games against Martins Ferry on Saturday, but we just couldn't get it going (here). It wasn't for lack of effort and the girls were ready to play. It just didn't go our way."
That wasn't the last time the Knights played long ball. Two batters after Allie Cook's lead-off triple, shortstop Sydney Bennington deposited a Heagney pitch over the left-center fence for a walk-off home run.
"When we're hitting the ball, we're pretty tough," Magruder said. "The key for us is the top three hitters getting on base for our big bats in the middle. Lately, we've been doing a good job of that."
All told, the Knights pounded out 10 hits. Vanessa Saseen had a double, Henry helped her own cause with a RBI double in the first. Bennington also had a double and Gast drove in a run with a single in the first.


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I just got back from a month of no internet access, and I am behind the times.
Give me a quick rundown on the major news topics of the last month or so.
Originally Posted by CyFan61
I bleed cardinal and urinate gold.
We all got coupons last week.
They're talking about making colored TV's... That was discussed a lot on here
You remind me of my ex wife when I'd be watching tv.
I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
No expansion.
BCS going to a 4 team playoff.
Sandusky and Penn St. are still sickos that wanted to cover everything up to be "humane".
Royce White to the Houston Rockets.
Lots of food threads.
Good first pregnancy information too
Iowa is hot.
Cyclones rule.
Steak prices are too high right now.
bunch of whining and moaning about gaming threads on the front page
Originally Posted by cyfanatic13
bunch of whining and moaning about gaming threads on the front page
whining about the whiners, who whined about the gaming threads.
yep now, I'm whining about the whining of the whining.
Originally Posted by ZachsterPoke
I just got back from a month of no internet access, and I am behind the times.
"Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game"
We're still being out-recruited by Penn St.
CPR has only signed recruits with 0 stars and no online profiles.
Fred is still dreamy.
We Landed On the Moon!
Fred landed two top 100 players in Matt Thomas and Monte Morris. Thomas is SG from Onalaska, WI and Morris a PG from Michigan.
People still confess to pooping on Fridays.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) -
ARIZONA: In its regular-season finale with the rival Arizona State Sun Devils
the Wildcats let a 10-point lead slip away in a 41-34 loss in the Territorial
Cup. After John Bonano hit a 23-yard field goal late in the third quarter,
Arizona went up 27-17. However in the fourth quarter that lead disappeared
behind three Arizona State touchdowns. The Wildcats close the season with a
7-5 record and a 4-5 ledger in conference play. Matt Scott finished with an up
and down game, as he completed 19-of-39 passes for 230 yards and three
touchdowns but was intercepted three times as well. Scott also picked up 42
yards on the ground. Ka'Deem Carey piled up 172 rushing yards and a touchdown
on 25 carries. Garic Wharton was the lead pass-catcher in the game bringing in
six passes for 89 yards and a touchdown. Wharton had only seven catches in the
previous 11 games. Austin Hill caught five passes for 70 yards and a score as
well. Hill finished the regular season with 73 catches for 1,189 yards and
nine scores. Arizona lost despite owning a 522-460 edge in total offense. The
Wildcats are bowl eligible and will await for their placement to be announced
on Dec. 2.
ARIZONA STATE: The Territorial Cup went to the Sun Devils this year as they
rallied to collect a 41-34 win over the rival Arizona Wildcats. The Sun Devils
trailed 27-17 entering the fourth quarter but got three touchdowns in the
final period to push their record to 7-5 overall and 5-4 in Pac-12 play.
Arizona State still tails the all-time series 47-38-1 but have won the last
two meetings in Tucson. Marion Grice scored three touchdowns, including the
game-tying score in the fourth quarter, while picking up 156 yards on 18
carries. Taylor Kelly completed 16-of-29 passes for 191 yards. Chris Coyle had
a pair of catches and now has 53 receptions this season. Coyle needs just
three more catches to tie Zach Miller's 56-reception record for tight ends in
a season at Arizona State. Keelan Johnson nabbed his fifth interception of the
season and third in the last two games. Eleven different players have
interceptions for the Sun Devils which is tied for the second most in the
nation. Will Sutton had two tackles for loss and now has at least one TFL in
all 10 games he has played in this season. Arizona State now awaits its bowl
destination which will be announced next weekend.
CALIFORNIA: The Golden Bears' regular season ended with a 3-9 overall mark
with a 62-14 loss to Oregon State last weekend. California will not play in a
bowl game. With the sub par season, the school has decided to sever ties with
Jeff Tedford, who has been in Berkeley for 11 years.
COLORADO: Despite holding a lead entering the fourth quarter, the Buffaloes
ended their regular season with an eighth straight loss after a 42-35 defeat
against Utah. The decisive blow was a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown
midway through the final period. The Buffaloes had a 100-yard kickoff return
itself in the game when Marques Mosley brought one back on the previous
kickoff. Colorado finishes the season at a miserable 1-11 overall and 1-8 in
conference play. Colorado was 0-6 at Folsom Field, its first winless season at
home since 1920. The loss was only the sixth in 219 chances when the team
scores at least 35 points. Donta Aberon rushed for a career-high 84 yards and
a touchdown on 14 carries. Along with freshman Christian Powell the
combination had 947 yards rushing, the third most by a pair of freshmen in
school history. Nick Hirschman completed 30-of-51 passes for 307 yards and a
touchdown but was intercepted four times. He set career marks for completions
and attempts. Colorado had a 25-18 edge in first downs and a 418-336 advantage
in total offense. Nelson Spruce hauled in 10 passes for 98 yards and a
touchdown, while Tyler McCulloch had six catches for 88 yards. Colorado's
regular season ended with this game. Head coach Jon Embree was relieved of his
duties following yet another dismal campaign.
OREGON: After taking a devastating loss to Stanford last weekend, Oregon
bounced back with a 48-24 rout of No. 16 Oregon State in a Civil War matchup
in Corvallis. Oregon finishes the season at 11-1 and 8-1 Pac-12 play but will
not factor in the conference title game since Stanford won its matchup with
UCLA on Saturday. The win was the fifth straight for the Ducks against the
Beavers in the 116-game series. Bad news for the Ducks is that star running
back Kenjon Barner left the game late in the first half with what was later
described as a minor injury. Oregon got back to its offensive identity in the
win rushing for 430 of its 570 total yards. Barner picked up 198 of those
yards and two touchdowns, while De'Anthony Thomas racked up 122 yards and
three touchdowns. Marcus Mariota completed 17-of-24 pass attempts for 140
yards and a touchdown and also picked up 85 yards and an additional score on
the ground. Josh Huff caught five passes for 62 yards, while B.J. Kelley's
two-yard touchdown reception was his only catch of the game. Oregon is assured
a bowl game appearance, and still has an outside shot at the national title
game, but will await the announcement later next weekend.
OREGON STATE: The Beavers couldn't keep up with their instate rivals on
Saturday in a 48-24 loss in a Civil War matchup with the No. 5 Oregon Ducks.
Markus Wheaton brought in seven passes for 98 yards and Brandin Cooks had
five catches for 74 yards. Wheaton and Cooks both passed the 1,000 yard
receiving mark this season making them the first teammates to do so for the
Beavers since 2003. Wheaton's 76 receptions this season which is a career-high
is the seventh most in a single season in Oregon State history. Storm Woods
rushed for 70 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lead the team on the ground.
The Beavers had only 82 yards rushing as a team compared to 430 by the Ducks.
Sean Mannion completed 31-of-49 pass attempts for 311 yards and a touchdown
but was also picked off four times. The Beavers converted on only 4-of-12
attempts on third down but were successful on 4-of-5 attempts on fourth down.
The Beavers are now 8-3 overall and 6-3 in conference play. Oregon State will
play a rescheduled game from earlier in the season against Nicholls next
Saturday as it awaits its bowl destination.
STANFORD: With a 35-17 win over No. 15 UCLA, Stanford secured the Pac-12 North
Division title and punched its ticket to next weekend's Pac-12 championship
game where the Cardinal will again face UCLA. Stanford finishes the regular
season with an overall record of 10-2 and an 8-1 mark against Pac-12
competition. Stepfan Taylor rushed for 142 yards and a pair of touchdowns on
20 carries as the Cardinal picked up 221 of its 381 total yards on the ground.
Kevin Hogan threw for 160 yards and a touchdown on 15-of-22 passing. Tight end
Zach Ertz was the lead receiver with five receptions for 71 yards. No other
player had more than 30 yards receiving, although Drew Terrell (2 receptions,
11 yards) brought in the only receiving touchdown. Stanford's defense held
Johnathan Franklin, who is third in rushing in the Pac-12, to only 64 yards on
21 carries. Chase Thomas had a pair of sacks for Stanford which had seven
quarterback takedowns in the game. Usua Amanam collected a fumble recovery.
UCLA: The Bruins had a five-game winning streak put to an end with a 35-17
loss to Stanford in the regular-season finale at the Rose Bowl. With the loss
UCLA drops to 9-3 overall this season and 6-3 in conference play. However due
to its win over USC the previous weekend the Bruins already secured the Pac-12
South division title to earn a spot in the Pac-12 championship game where they
will play Stanford yet again. Brett Hundley completed 20-of-38 pass attempts
for 261 yards and a touchdown but had an interception and was sacked seven
times. Hundley moved into second place in touchdown passes (26) and passing
yards (3,234) in a single season by a UCLA quarterback. Joseph Fauria caught
four passes for 66 yards and a touchdown and now has a reception in 20
straight games. The touchdown reception was the 11th of the season for Fauria
which is tied for the best single-season mark in program history. Johnathan
Franklin rushed for only 64 yards on 21 carries. Anthony Barr had a career-
high nine tackles and freshman kicker Ka'imi Fairbairn hit a career-long 48-
yard field goal.
USC: USC's disappointing season continued with a 22-13 loss to No. 1 Notre
Dame during the team's annual rivalry game with the Fighting Irish. The
Trojans got into Notre Dame territory on each of their last two possession but
got stopped on fourth and goal and had quarterback Max Wittek sacked as time
expired on the final play of the game. USC finishes the season at 7-5 overall
and 5-4 in conference play. Wittek was filling in for Matt Barkley and
completed 14-of-23 pass attempts for 186 yards and a touchdown but was
intercepted twice. Robert Woods brought in a team-high seven passes for 92
yards and a score. Marqise Lee had just five receptions for 75 yards but still
took over the single-season record for receptions in a season with 112. Silas
Redd led the team on the ground with 77 yards on 12 carries. The Trojans were
held to just 281 yards of total offense, while giving up 439 to the Irish.
Hayes Pullard had 13 tackles as one of three players with double-digit tackle
totals. As this was the regular-season finale, USC will await its bowl
destination announcement next weekend.
UTAH: Special teams ended up ruling the day for Utah against Colorado on
Saturday as Reggie Dunn's 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown proved to be
the decisive blow for the Utes in a 42-35 win over the Buffaloes in Boulder.
Dunn's kickoff return came on the kickoff that followed an identical 100-yard
touchdown return on a kickoff by Colorado's Marques Mosley. Utah's special
teams also made an impact when Joe Kruger blocked a field goal attempt in the
second quarter. The Utes also forced five turnovers in the game. Utah was
eliminated from bowl consideration last weekend but finishes the season at 5-7
overall and 3-6 in league play. John White finished the season strong with 168
yards and a touchdown on 20 carries. White ended the season with 1,041 yards
and is only the second running back in Utah history to post back-to-back
seasons of 1,000 yards rushing. Travis Wilson completed 13-of-25 pass attempts
for 128 yards and a touchdown. Kenneth Scott led eight different receivers to
catch passes with four receptions for 36 yards. Dres Anderson's 16-yard
touchdown reception was his only catch of the game. Nate Fakahafua had seven
tackles, including four for a loss, which was the most in a single game by a
Ute since 2008.
WASHINGTON: The Huskies let a 28-10 lead slip away in taking a 31-28 loss in
overtime to rival Washington State during the annual battle for the Apple Cup.
The Huskies scored three touchdowns in the third quarter to earn the 18-point
lead but were held scoreless the rest of the way. The loss means Washington
will finish the regular season with a 7-5 overall mark and a 5-4 ledger
against team's from the Pac-12. Washington managed only 269 yards of total
offense which was exactly 100 yards fewer than the Huskies allowed to the
Cougars. Keith Price completed 20-of-34 pass attempts for 194 yards and a pair
of scores but was also intercepted twice. Bishop Sankey rushed for 84 yards
and a pair of touchdowns to lead the Huskies on the ground. Kasen Williams
caught eight passes for 83 yards and Austin Seferian-Jenkins hauled in five
passes for 38 yards and a touchdown. Washington was guilty of 18 penalties in
the game which accounted for 129 yards. The Huskies also had only 17 first
downs as opposed to the 25 accumulated by the Cougars.
WASHINGTON STATE: It took all season but the Cougars finally earned a win in
Pac-12 play under Mike Leach by virtue of a 31-28 win over instate rival
Washington. Andrew Furney nailed a 27-yard field goal in overtime and the
Cougars rallied from an 18-point deficit at the beginning of the fourth
quarter to take home the 105th Apple Cup. The 18-point comeback was the
largest deficit overcome by the Cougars since 1994. The win was a lone bright
spot in a season in which Washington State managed just a 3-9 overall record
and was 0-8 against all other Pac-12 teams it faced. Surprisingly the Cougars'
rally came on the ground with Carl Winston scoring two of his three touchdowns
in the fourth quarter. Still the Cougars had only 19 yards rushing n the game.
Jeff Tuel threw for 350 yards but no touchdowns on 33-of-53 passing, while
also being intercepted twice. Dominique Williams was the lead receiver with
eight receptions for 143 yards. The Cougars had a 100-yard advantage in total
offense (369-269) and also picked up more first downs than Washington (25-17).
This was the final game of the season for the Cougars.
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Wiki > Main > SonyNWZE370Port (compare)
Difference: SonyNWZE370Port (r2 vs. r1)
Port Status
Daily builds
You can find prebuilt version of Rockbox (development version) here: nwze370.zip. Unpack it at the root of the device, it should create a
Bootloader features
The bootloader comes with a number of features which allow to recover from potential problematic situations.
Booting to the OF
The bootloader can either boot rockbox or the OF. By default it will boot rockbox. The bootloader will boot the OF if you hold back for at least one second. This works independently from the power source.
Getting the firmware
There is no firmware upgrade available for this player so one has to extract it from the device. Since this procedure is not implemented in RockboxUtility, it has to be done manually. Alternatively, I uploaded a copy of it here: [[][firmware.sb]]. firmware.sb.
Manual method
You will need the libsgutils2-dev package. Go into
Building the bootloader
The bootloader can be built using three different methods. The recommend one is the automatic method using RockboxUtility. The semi-automatic method requires a working cross-compiler and a copy of the Rockbox source code.
Automatic method
Semi-Automatic method
I prebuild a complete bootloader image out of version 1.0.0 of the OF. It can be found here: [[][firmware.sb]]. Download it, rename it to
This method requires the following things:
First you need to compile the bootloader, to do this follow the instructions from HowToCompile and when running the configure script, select the sony NWZ-E370 and bootloader build. After the build, you should get a
Then you need to build the mkimxboot tool in
Finally, you need to run the tool with the correct parameters. Assuming you are in
You should replace
Finally, plug your Sony NWZ-E370 and put the
Of course, to run rockbox, you will also need to do a normal build of rockbox and put rockbox on your device (see HowToCompile but this time to a normal Sony NWZ-E370 build and go until the 6. Install step). Alternatively, you can download the current build here: [http://build.rockbox.org/data/rockbox-nwze370.zip].
If you want to boot to the OF, press any key other than power on boot.
Recovery procedure
If for any reason your device doesn't work anymore (doesn't boot, stuck in the bootloader and even the OF doesn't work or if a firmware upgrade failed). You might need to recover your device. You should not attempt this without an advice from someone knowledgeable. The point of the recovery procedure is too reinstall the OF and will remove any trace of the rockbox bootloader.
-- AmauryPouly - 28 Sep 2013
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In the comment to this great post Roy Osherove pointed to the OAPT project that is designed to run each assert in a single test.
This is written on projects home page:
Proper unit tests should fail for exactly one reason, that's why you should be using one assert per unit test.
And also Roy wrote in comments:
My guideline is usually that you test one logical CONCEPT per test. you can have multiple asserts on the same object. they will usually be the same concept being tested.
I think that there are some cases when multiple assertions are needed (e.g. Guard Assertion), but in general I try to avoid this. What is your opinion? Please provide a real word examples when multiple asserts are really needed.


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Baltimore Woman Arrested as Accessory in Cherry Hill Murder of 16-Month-Old Infant
Baltimore–Breyon Carson, 22, has been arrested and charged with trying to cover up what appeared to be her boyfriend's involvement in a double shooting in the 1100 block of Cherry Hill Road on May 24 in which 16-month-old Carter Scott was killed.
Carson has been charged as an accessory in the shooting death and with giving a false statement to police.
Police said Carter and his father, Rashaw Scott, were the targets of three men—Cornell Harvey, 26, Eddie Traver, 20, and Rashid Mayo, 22—who opened fire on the pair who were sitting in a parked red Chevrolet.
At the time of the shooting Scott was in the driver's seat; Carter was in the back seat.
Police said around 7:30 p.m. the three suspects fired at least 16 rounds into the car hitting both Carter and Scott. Carter suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was transported to a local hospital. The toddler was shot at least once in the leg. Police said the unresponsive boy was transported to a local area hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
According to police records, around 11:00 p.m. on the night of the shooting, Carson called 911 and reported her car, a dark grey Toyota Solaro, which was used as a getaway car by one suspect in the shooting, was missing.
Police said they later determined her story was "untruthful." Records claim Carson later told law enforcement officers that she allowed Mayo to borrow the car around 5 a.m. the morning of the shooting.
Baltimore police said Carson tried to cover up Mayo's alleged involvement in the crime by saying her vehicle was stolen. Police records show Mayo and Carson lived together in the 800 block of Druid Hill Park Lake Drive.
Harvey and Traver have been arrested and charged in the shooting. Law enforcement agents are still looking for Mayo. Baltimore police said they believe he fled Baltimore and is currently hiding in New York.
According to police, Carson will not reveal information about the current whereabouts of Mayo.
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Bloomington, IN (Sports Network) - Jordan Hulls hit on 6-of-9 attempts from 3-
point range as part of a 20-point night as fifth-ranked Indiana overwhelmed
Jacksonville, 93-59, at Assembly Hall.
The Hoosiers canned 11-of-25 shots from beyond the arc en route to the rout,
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Bond has been set for a West Alabama man accused of shooting his father. Nathan Curtis, age 50, remains jailed on $45,000 total bond. He's accused of shooting his 74-year-old father, Ollie Curtis, and his father's 72-year-old girlfriend, Clozell Ruffin Tucker with a bird shot. This happened last Saturday in the father's driveway in Lisman. Both victims were transported to Birmingham for treatment. At this time there's no word on their status. As for Nathan Curtis, he's charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault first degree, shooting into an occupied vehicle and receiving stolen property
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JCCA is one of the oldest and most respected providers of residential treatment care in New York City. We serve more than 325 boys and girls at The Cottage Schools, our 150-acre Westchester campus in Pleasantville, New York. The children, ages 7-21, live in 20 cottages, and are served by four distinctive programs: Pleasantville Cottage School, Edenwald Center, Pleasantville START, and Gateways. The campus has two special education schools run by the Mount Pleasant Union Free School District, a health center providing medical and dental services, a substance abuse clinic, a recreation center and gym, a swimming pool, and athletic fields.
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Sometimes being placed in foster care with a family or foster parents is not the right choice for abused, neglected, or traumatized children. For them, residential care in a safe, supervised, nurturing setting is necessary to resolve their problems and continue their individual journeys toward permanency. Because of their difficulties, these children often need intensive support to learn how to behave and act in the world. Often they have poor social skills and are verbally or physically aggressive. The decision to place a child in residential care is not an easy one for the child or family, but it is sometimes necessary in order to provide the child with the comprehensive therapeutic support he or she needs.
JCCA's Cottage Schools provide every child with an integrated interdisciplinary treatment team, consisting of social workers, mental health staff, child care staff, educators, medical professionals, and a recreation therapist.Working closely with the family, the team formulates individualized treatment plans that focus on the specific needs of each youth. The goal for these children is to provide them with safety, structure, and treatment, so that they can be reunited their families or placed with a new, loving family.
Stephanie Spiegel, a Westchester resident and Campus volunteer, founded an annual fundraiser, "A Tree Grows in Pleasantville," that supports The Cottage Schools. She says that all who attend "are struck by how 300 children are living in direct contrast to how our own children are living. Our children, for the most part, grow up in stable homes, with love and caring, and with their physical and emotional needs met.These children come from extreme poverty, abuse, and neglect, and are often traumatized."
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You may have seen the headlines online and in print: penmanship and handwriting is losing ground to technology. We type all day, but rarely hand-write anymore. Script (or cursive) isn't being taught in many schools -- young people often can't even read it. Is this simply a nostalgic yearning or are we really losing something important by letting handwriting dwindle and fade away?
The Missing Ink by Philip Hensher attempts to answer this question. The author was inspired to examine the topic after realizing that he didn't recognize the handwriting of his closest friends. This book may just inspire you to break out pen and paper and rediscover the satisfaction of putting your thoughts on paper -- for a journal, card, or letter. Handwriting may be considered a "lost art," but it still connects and confirms in a personal way that tweeting and texting don't. Pick up this book for an informative look back, and then pick up a pen again!


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Just wanted to thank you for making such an awesome product. I rolled out Zimbra 4 OS Edition to our 15 person office about a month ago and it's going really, really well. Of course, there are the users that always complain that it's not Outlook, but they'll learn to accept Zimbra once they get a little more used to it.
Very much looking forward to the Tasks/To-Do list feature in the next major release. Keep up the good work!
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This week on PowerTalk, I'm doing a deep dive on a subject that is literally ripped from the headlines — insider trading. During the last few years, a number of government agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, among others, have targeted hedge funds, expert networks and other sources of insider information. During the last | Read More »


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You need to set goals if you want to accomplish them. This helps you start on track to overcome obstacles instead of feeling discouraged by their difficulty. Setting weight loss goals helps you remember that weight loss is a process, and you also provide yourself with interim deadlines that break up the process and make it seem easier.
Push-ups are an oldie-but-goodie for getting the jiggle out of your triceps. But not the standard push-up, if you turn your hands with the fingers facing towards each other, it will target the triceps. You will be able to get stronger triceps this way.
Do not worry. Biking is another alternative you can try. Bike to work as a healthy alternative to driving. Ten miles a day round trip will give you two good workouts in a single day.
Always mix in some variety into your workout and exercise routine. This helps to avoid boredom from too much repetition and will also maintain your level of motivation. Plus, once your muscles are used to doing certain exercises, you receive less benefit from doing them.
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Finnish design Timo Sarpaneva was best known in the art world for innovative work in glass, which often merged attributes of display art objects with utilitarian designations. While glass remained his most commonly addressed medium, he worked with metal, wood, textiles, and porcelain. Sarpaneva has entered homes around the world through his upscale, artistically conceived items, including cast-iron cookware and porcelain dinnerware. His work was among the key components that helped to launch Finland's reputation as a trailblazer of design.


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Ms. Layton was born May 16, 1965, to Isdor Herrera and Paulbina Padilla Ramirez. She was a Catholic by faith.
Survivors include her parents, Cristobal and Paulbina of Pettus; a son, Matthew Jacob Chavira of San Antonio; a sister, Catherine Vachon of Savannah, Ga.; three brothers, Dale Herrera of Austin, Joe Herrera and Chris Ramirez Jr., both of Pettus; and her mother-in-law, Juanita Chavira.
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PHOTOS: Florida's rejected license plates aren't always offensive
Tampa, Florida -- It was round two of disappointment at University Mall as shoppers left empty handed after waiting in line for hours with hopes of getting their hands on Nike's Galaxy Foamposite Ones.
It appeared mall security was allowing people to line up before the mall opened today, but shoppers tell us a decision was made to not release the shoes.
Once again, they are left empty handed.
The stores did sell the other new shoe releases today though.
Shoppers tried and failed Thursday night to get a hold of the Nike Galaxy shoes, after the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office says mall security called off the midnight release due to concerns about the crowd and safety.
HCSO estimates there were 800 to 1,000 people lined up outside the mall Thursday night.
"I'm from Georgia. I came up here to buy shoes because it was the nearest area," Maurice Windom told 10 News.
"It's really crazy," said Jilly Cruz, "People get mad. You can't even walk up, because people think you're going to skip them."
Everyone left empty handed and disappointed.
"That's messed up stuff, man!" one man is heard screaming.
"It ended up getting canceled because people tried to bum rush the door," said Kingsley Boateng.
HCSO says a teenager was briefly detained, but he was eventually released to his mother.
Shoppers complained about the lack of organization, "It's like seven lines and you have at least 90 people in each line."
The glow-in-the dark shoes may go for a reported $220 at the store, but can fetch far more online, with one pair going for $1,500 Friday morning on eBay.
So what's the big deal?
Nike is reportedly only making a limited number of the shoes, so they've essentially become a high demand collectors item. In Orlando, Orange County Sheriff's deputies in riot gear had to hold back "out of control crowds."
The shoe release was called off there was well... again, leaving shoppers empty handed and disappointed.
Some waited outside mall property early Friday morning, in hopes they'll land a chance at buying a pair... for a profit of course.
"Pre-sale is $2,500," one shopper told 10 News.
A group of college students from Tallahassee told 10 News that there's no way they'll sell the shoes. They didn't drive all this way to not wear the Galaxy Foamposites, if they can get them.
The crowd was calm and orderly Friday morning. We've even seen them thanking mall security and shaking hands.
Stores do not open until 10:30 a.m, but the shoppers are hopeful the release will happen this morning.
Unfortunately, it appears that will not happen.
Dozens of shoppers were seen being turned away from the line after they say they were told Nike will not be selling the shoes at the mall today.
Nike says the Galaxy Foamposite was designed as 'nod' to the the space program in Florida.
Its release is in line with the NBA All Star game in Orlando.
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Consumers Energy Customers in Jackson and Grand Ledge lost power Saturday.
About 6,000 customers in southern Jackson lost power in the afternoon. Consumers says it was due to an equipment problem.
Later Saturday evening, 1,600 customers lost power in Grand Ledge.
Consumers believes an equipment problem at a sub station caused that outage.
Both issues are being investigated, Consumers Energy believes the problems are from the heavy snow fall the area received Thursday evening and Friday morning.
All power was restored by 10 p.m. Saturday.
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1934 Ford - Sunday StripperWritten by on March 29, 2012 Contributors: Wes Allison This Big-Block '34 Ford Has Seen Some Miles
A real hot rod gets driven. Plain and simple: no trailer, no car cover, no fresh coat of wax at every fill-up, no quarter-panels covered with painters' tape. A road trip should consist of a bag of fresh undies, a big toolbox in the trunk, and the open road. That was Alex Roberts' plan when he drove his '34 Ford from his home in Commerce Township, Michigan, to the '11 Bonneville Speed Week, joining up with the guys from Rolling Bones Hot Rod Shop (RollingBonesHotRodShop.com) from upstate New York. Imagine 4,000 miles in a rod with a short wheelbase, a ratty big-block, a four-speed, no A/C, no radio, and a gas pedal so high you have to stick your knee in your chest to drive it. That's the core of hot rodding—turning a stock car into something exciting and then getting behind the wheel and driving it hard.
The five-window in its current configuration was built between 1989 and 1997 by Ken Baltes of Shelton, Connecticut. Alex bought it in 2005, and Ken passed away shortly afterward, so not much of the car's history is known. It seems to have been started as a project in the '60s but was abandoned after the channel job. Ken found it as a basket case and finished it, keeping the original stance that makes it so badass. He named it Sunday Stripper after a retired Oklahoma drag car because he wanted to build something that looked like it came straight off the track. And as with many old-school racers, it also had to be a streeter; Alex has proved that, never playing the trailer game. In the process of frequent and spirited use, he's blown up the Posi, fragged First gear and a couple of synchronizers, killed a head gasket, and replaced the steering box and brakes.
The little blue beauty almost wasn't meant to be for Alex, who had seen the car at the Connecticut Dragway Reunion years before he bought it, remembering, "With the blue flake dazzling in the evening light and the sound of that big-block, I had to get a closer look. Just wild!" On a search for a '32 to '37 truck, Alex jumped on eBay one night and happened upon the '34—not exactly what he wanted but it fit his budget. The auction was set to end at 2 a.m., so Alex figured he would catch a few hours of sleep and jump into the bidding at the last minute. He slept through his alarm. Luckily it didn't sell, but there were still two guys ahead of him who wanted it. Both backed out, and Alex bought a one-way plane ticket to Connecticut to make the drive 700 miles back to Michigan after nothing more than a testdrive around the block. "The second prospective buyer was shot down by his wife because it had a big-block and wouldn't get good fuel economy," Alex says. He doesn't seem to mind.
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Alex Roberts of Commerce Township, Michigan, drove his '34 Ford, nicknamed Sunday Stripper, to Bonneville and back in 2011. Check out Alex's knee buried in his chest. He has to run like that to reach the gas pedal.Here you can see the huge cutout in the dash for the high-mount Moon foot pedal. The seats are Jaz low-back pro seats with blue, five-point harnesses, and the rollbar is a chromoly four-point. The Moon wheel nicely matches the heavy metalflake, and the gauges above the windshield are cool.Ken Baltes of Shelton, Connecticut, built the '34 as a traditional drag car. The GM Performance Parts 454ci crate motor was pushed back 10 inches against the custom engine-turned firewall. The House of Kolor Royal Blue flake sprayed over pearl white was done by Jim's Paint and Body Shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma.If it ain't broke don't fix it, but if it is, make it better. Alex added the chrome-drilled front axle and chrome grille after a teenager pulled out in front of him in a blind corner and destroyed the front of the car. (Notice the Moon tank between the engine and grille? It's a fake, used as a radiator overflow.)


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Dear Colleague Letter: Climate, Energy, and Sustainability
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In FY 2010, NSF is expanding its support for climate research by issuing five new cross-directorate solicitations:
These solicitations are intended to support innovative research and education that will advance our capability and capacity to understand and predict changes to Earth's natural and human-dominated systems, to assess the vulnerability and resilience of these systems to change, and to foster workforce development and scientific literacy in these areas. These advances will strengthen the scientific knowledge base for policy decisions at regional and national levels.
Building on recommendations in the August 2009 National Science Board Report, Building a Sustainable Energy Future and the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report: Climate Change 2007, NSF has requested funds in FY 2011 to further expand research support in this area through new and existing programs focused on Science, Engineering and Education for Sustainability (SEES). SEES is proposed to address challenges in climate and energy research and education using a systemic approach to understanding, predicting, and reacting to change in the linked natural, social, and built environment through:
The portfolio of SEES will also help develop the workforce required for future economic, energy and environmental sustainability.
Information on NSF's climate research activities as well as plans for SEES is available at
Karl Erb, Director/Office of Polar Programs
Joan Ferrini-Mundy, Acting Assistant Director/Directorate for Education and Human Resources
Myron Gutmann, Assistant Director/Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences
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Timothy Killeen, Assistant Director/Directorate for Geosciences
José Muñoz, Acting Director/Office of Cyberinfrastructure
Thomas Peterson, Assistant Director/Directorate for Engineering
Joann Roskoski, Acting Assistant Director/Directorate for Biological Sciences
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Larry Weber, Director/Office of International Science and Engineering
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FAIRFAX, Va. (WUSA) -- It looks like a pizza delivery man caught a would-be robber by surprise.
Fairfax City police say Thursday at approximately 6:09 p.m. a pizza delivery driver had dropped off pizza in the 3900 block of Lyndhurst Drive when he was confronted in the parking lot by a man who demanded money.
The deliveryman then punched his attacker, who fell to the ground and dropped a knife. The deliveryman was not injured and fled with all of his belongings.
Police continue to investigate the case.


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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Jed Lowrie and Derek Norris belted two-run
homers off Josh Beckett in Oakland's 7-4 spring training win over the Los
Angeles Dodgers.
Seth Smith tacked on a two-run single for the Athletics, who received 4 2/3
innings from starter A.J. Griffin. He gave up five hits and four runs, but had
eight strikeouts.
Andre Ethier and Carl Crawford homered for the Dodgers. Josh Beckett was
tagged for six hits and seven runs in four innings.
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