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The Start menu is back—and it's more personal, more organized, and more fun than before.
Select the Start button on the taskbar. You'll find your most used apps on the left, the All apps list, and shortcuts to other locations on your PC, like File Explorer and Settings.
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Haunted Houses in central Arkansas | News
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Halloween is fast approaching! Looking for spooky and scary things to do? How about test your will in a haunted house!
Here are the haunted houses you can visit this Halloween.
11th annual Haunted Hotel: Located at 12825 I-30 in Little Rock. Tickets are $10 a person. It will be open Oct. 13 - 31 weekdays 7-10 p.m. and weekends opening at 7 p.m. Call (501) 804-8883 for more information.
Garner Volunteer Fire Dept. Haunted House: Every Friday and Saturday in the month of October, and Friday through Monday on Halloween weekend, be sure to check out the Garner Volunteer Fire Department's Haunted House! Admission is $5 per person and it's open from 6:30pm until 11:30pm. Concessions will be available. All proceeds benefit the fire department.
The Slaughter House & Hell's Canyon Haunted House: Right off the Crystal Hill exit on I-40 next to the liquor store. Tickets are $12 a person and group rates are available. Contact Sean at (501) 563-4074 or go online at www. Arslaughterhouse .com.
Pangburn Police Dept. Halloween Bash: An evening of food, music, dancing, games and hayrides. And admission is FREE! Join the Pangburn Police Dept. at Pangburn City Park on October 29th from 4p-8p. Hot dogs, chips and drinks will be available, and all proceeds and donations will benefit the Pangburn Police Department's Shop With A Cop program.
The Haunted Hallow haunted house: Oct. 14-15 and 21-31 opening at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 kids under 10 $5 located at 2237 Bill Foster Highway in Cabot next to bowling alley. Call (501) 413-0129 for more.
Scimitar Shriners Temple of Terror: Oct. 13-15, 20-22, 24-31 Monday - Thursday 7-10 p.m. Friday & Saturday 7-midnight. Located at Scimitar Shrine Temple at 1 Scimitar Circle in Little Rock. Call (501) 565-5992 for more. Wheelchair accessible.
Milcreek Haunted House: Oct. 21-22, 28-31 Friday & Saturday 7-midnight and Sunday and Monday 7-10 p.m. at 211 Catlett Lane in Hot Springs. Tickets $10 per person. Take Highway 10 to Milcreek Road (next to Magic Springs on same side of street), go nine miles and take a right onto Catlett Lane. (501) 282-9469.
Floyd Asylum: Located at the Floyd Community Center on Highway 31 in downtown Floyd just past the country store. Tickets are $5. Oct. 21-22 and 27-31 from 7-10 p.m. and open until midnight on weekends and Halloween night.
The Haunted Barn: In Concord, Arkansas at 10194 Heber Springs Rd. Tickets are $5 open every Friday and Saturday night in October from 7-11 p.m. Not recommended for kids under 12-years-old and strobe lighting used. Call (501) 887-6548 for more. Tickets benefit The Sturge-Weber Foundation.
The Torture Chamber: Located at 3805 Benton Parkway at Party Central two miles from I-30 down Alcoa Road. Open Oct. 19-23, 26-31 starting at 6:30 p.m. Tickets $12.00. Call (5010 315-8300 for more.
Fear Factory Hunted House: Located at 25120 Highway 107/W. Republican in Jacksonville next to Action Fireworks. Tickets are $10 and open every day until Halloween.
Halloween Fun: Located at 1201 E. 4th St. at the old Argenta Train Station Oct. 31 from 6-8 p.m. They will be taking donations as well. Call (501) 744-4898 for more.
Haunted Hayride: Oct. 14-15, 21-22, 28-29 starting at 8 p.m. Tickets $7 a person and call (501) 416-9385 for groups. Located at Tri-County Arena approximately 20 miles south of Little Rock at 27605 Hwy. 365 in Hensley.
Arkansas Urban Legends Haunted House welcomes Bloody Mary: Open Oct. 13 - Nov. 5 starting at 7 p.m. Located at 7901 Warden Rd. in Sherwood. Call (501) 650-4287 for more.
Screams from the Cellar: Open Oct. 16, 22-23, 25-31 opening at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $10 children 10 and under get in free with paid adult. For group info call (501) 570-6660. Located at 815C Albert Pike in Hot Springs.
Haunted House of Conway: Open every day in October. Located at 150 Hwy. 286 East. From 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. Admission $6 on weekdays and $7 on weekends. Call (501) 472-2325 for more.
Trail of Fears in Sardis: October 14-16, October 21-23, October 28-31 from 8-12 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 8-10 p.m. otherwise. Located at 21124 Whippoorwill Lane. A haunted trail through the dark woods of Sardis, Ark. Admission is $10. 501-454-0657.
The Arkansas Stealers 12 AA Baseball Program is putting on the Halls of Fright Haunted House to raise money for their ball uniforms & tournament fees for the 2012 season. It will be located at 807 North Street, Ward, AR 72176. This will be right off of the Ward Exit. The dates will be October 21-23 & 27-30. Times will be from 7p.m. until ? A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Miracle League. INFO: (501) 772-0081


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The Vermont ATV Sportsman's Association—a statewide association of ATV clubs—is authorized by the state to develop ATV trails throughout Vermont, and the association is hard at work doing that.
VASA is dedicated to developing, promoting and conserving responsible family-based ATV recreation throughout Vermont and is providing trail access through leadership, land stewardship, partnerships and collaborations with other user groups and landowners.
In 1998, there were almost no "legal" ATV trails in Vermont. VASA was formed out of necessity that year to control renegade and illegal ATV activity while also working to provide responsible riders with legal riding opportunities.
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Vermont is known for being a very "green" state. Often ATV recreation is looked down upon or criticized for all of the usual reasons, pollution, noise, land damage, etc. VASA has worked so hard to change these views.
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Kanye West spent the past week premiering new songs from what is thought to be his next studio album, but that's not all Yeezy has cooking.
While doing press for his upcoming science fiction film After Earth, Will Smith revealed that he and Kanye have been hitting the studio together.
"I've been messing around with Kanye," admitted Smith in an interview with HipHollywood. "We went in the studio a couple of times. I might get the bug."
The Fresh Prince cautioned that he wouldn't put out the music unless he truly felt passionate about the fruits of the duo's efforts. "I'm not going to do it unless I'm truly inspired, but 'Ye's been pushing me a little bit."
Will Smith's last album was 2005's Lost and Found, which featured the singles "Switch" and "Party Starter." Guest appearances on the record included Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, DJ Kool Herc, Robin Thicke, and more.
Last year, Smith and longtime collaborator DJ Jazzy Jeff teamed up with Mick Boogie to record a new version of their classic song "Summertime."
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RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman says he's surprised his interview after the NFC championship game became the focus, following two days of reaction to his post-game comments.
Sherman again apologized for his shouting, emotional postgame interview that took attention away from the performances of his teammates in Sunday's 23-17 win over San Francisco.
Sherman was the subject of criticism and support following his postgame rant that came just a few minutes after he deflected a pass intended for San Francisco's Michael Crabtree and that was intercepted by teammate Malcolm Smith in the end zone to clinch the win.
Sherman was mic'd up for the game by the NFL and the league has released a "Sound FX" clip of the minutes following the dramatic play. The audio clearly shows Sherman approaching Crabtree, offering a handshake, and telling him "Good game." Crabtree clearly doesn't want to hear any of it.
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Hurry up NM, I can't wait to find out my dad and I drew our desert sheep tags! This is the year!
The web now states that results will be posted May 4.
Thanks for the update. I was dreading having to wait until the 9th ;-)
Wow, you are right, draw results are to be posted on-line May 4. That's really early, thanks for the tip Husky Musky and llp!! Last year (2011) I wrote in my notes that the successful applicants found out by email the day before the results posted on-line.
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If you get drawn you should receive an e-mail tonight. Anybody know about unit 50 for elk????
Does that mean you drew Unit 50 and got the email?
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson addressed Occupy Cincinnati yesterday at Piatt Park. Later in the day 15 individuals were arrested for staying in the park past its 10 p.m. closing time, the first arrests in weeks, as protesters have challenged the legality of the park closing at all. Jackson was reportedly scheduled to return to the park at noon on Wednesday to again speak with Occupy Cincinnati.
Several other municipal court judges either declined comment or said they would consider the point Stockdale makes in his letter if it is raised during the hearings.
Attorneys for the protesters said they intend to do just that. They already have asked judges to dismiss the charges on grounds the park board rules violate the free speech rights of the protesters.
They say Stockdale's letter raises another weakness in the city's case against their clients.
"Whether it's a violation of the First Amendment or an over-reach by the park board, they are clearly relevant questions," said Rob Linneman, an attorney for the protesters.
Happy Election Day! It looks like SB 5 is headed for a big defeat even though Gov. Kasich last night told a bunch of East Side Tea Partiers how cool it would be if Issue 2 passed, while a union representative told opponents of the bill that it was about to get "shoved down the throats of John Kasich and the Republicans."
The Hamilton County Administrator yesterday said "sorry homeowners, but our stadium deficit will not allow us to offer the tax credit Republicans said would make up for your part of the stadium sales tax." Commissioners Todd Portune and Chris Monzel today said they're going to include the credit even though they don't know how yet. Hopefully they can figure it out soon so they can work on adding public housing to the suburbs before the county gets sued by the Feds.
The Ohio Elections Committee dismissed a complaint against COAST for allegedly making false tweets about Issue 48, but it was only because the complaint, filed by pro-streetcar group Cincinnatians for Progress, improperly named a COAST political action as a defendant or something. Streetcar advocates say they'll refile the complaint, and COAST lawyer Chris Finney says he'll win again. ("HAHAHA!")
Youngstown Vindicator is a cool newspaper name. It reports that Ohio Democrats walked out of a vote on the new Republican redistricting map after Republicans failed to gain enough Democrat support to pass it. Lawmakers reportedly yelled at each other, too.
Cincinnati has the third-highest rate of childhood poverty in the country, and The Enquirer's Mark Curnutte tells the story of an East Price Hill family and school system struggling to keep up.
Hamilton County for the fourth straight year dipped into its rainy day fund instead of instituting major cuts or raising taxes.
National non-profit teacher training program Teach For America has offered to work in Cincinnati Public Schools, possibly as early as next year. CPS has yet to commit to the partnership, noting that there are laid-off veteran teachers in the region.
Occupy Cincinnati protesters have asked a judge to throw all charges against them, arguing that the park rules are unconstitutional which means their punishments shouldn't exist. The cases are expected to be delayed until the constitutional argument is figured out.
Two county commissioners say they want to help the county's Job and Family Services agency after an Enquirer analysis detailed massive funding, technology and staffing shortages that might have contributed to the deaths of three toddlers during the last 10 months. Republican Greg Hartmann and Democrat Todd Portune have suggested the agency use money from a reserve set aside for an expected bookkeeping penalty while they vote on a budget that will stay the same as last year.
The Cincinnati Enquirer announced its endorsements over the weekend, and four incumbents were left thinking, "What the [expletive] did I do?!?" The current councilpersons who the paper decided not to endorse are Republican Wayne Lippert, who was appointed in March, and Republicans Leslie Ghiz and Charlie Winburn, along with Democrat Cecil Thomas.
Ghiz was described as having a penchant for starting arguments that have been "personal, petty and nasty," while Winburn's "unpredictable behavior" was noted along with Thomas' problems fully grasping budget and finance issues.
Streetcar proponents have spent considerably more on their campaign than the anti-streetcar people, probably because Issue 48 is so wide-reaching it has brought out people concerned with things way more important than the streetcar such as regional planning, commuter rail and making Cincinnati not look like it totally sucks.
Also being outspent are the SB 5 supporters, who have seen support decline dramatically in recent weeks as people look around their neighborhoods and see a bunch of regular people whose rights would be taken away. And Building a Better Ohio does unethical things like this, which makes people think they are meanies.
Here's a blog about City Council candidate Chris Smitherman arguing against all the legal experts who say Issue 48 will block all rail construction through 2020.
After three nights of arrests, Occupy Cincinnati protesters Sunday night chose to leave Piatt Park at its 10 p.m. closing time and march on the sidewalks around the park. Eleven members were arrested Saturday night for staying on the square after a rally past the 3 a.m. time allowed by its permit. The group is still waiting for a federal judge to rule on whether or not Piatt Park's 10 p.m. closing time is a violation of the First Amendment.
Chicago Police arrested 130 Occupy Chicago protesters over the weekend, and the group plans to picket Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office in response. Protesters described harsh treatment by police, with some spending more than 24 hours in jail. The picketing at City Hall will reportedly include a nurse's union in response to two nurses and a union organizer being arrested while volunteering at Occupy Chicago.
Cincinnati Police arrested more than 20 Occupy Cincinnati protesters last night. Here's a recap of the events, which notes that a parade to honor local billionaire Carl Lindner was scheduled for this morning.
Here's an impressive collection of reports that back up nearly every grievance articulated in its first official press release. The research was done by a young woman in Boston who runs a Congressional watchdog website called C-SPAN geek. You can follow her on Twitter here.


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If you just recently registered, your Lansing CC Debit card will be mailed to you in the next 3-10 days. Please be on the lookout for this piece of mail. It holds the card that you will need in order to select your refund preference. Do not throw this card away! In order to receive any LCC student refund, you will need this card to select your refund preference online at lansingccdebitcard.com.
A new approach to refunds: LCC partners with Higher One
Lansing Community College is partnering with Higher One to provide students faster, more convenient access to financial aid and other school refunds.
Founded in 2000, Higher One provides higher education institutions and their students with efficient, convenient and easy-to-use solutions to handle financial disbursements. To date, Higher One has disbursed over $6 billion dollars in refunds for its clients to more than 2,000,000 students, faculty, and staff at distinguished public and private higher education institutions throughout the country.
How will LCC refunds be delivered to students?
Each registered LCC student will receive a Lansing CC Debit Card. Your card will arrive in the mail at your primary address on file with LCC. To receive your refund, you must select your refund preference using the Lansing CC Debit Card. During the refund selection process, you will choose how to receive your refund money. You will activate your card and make your refund selection online.
What are my options for receiving all student refunds, including financial aid refunds?
Your options include having your refund:
- Same business day deposit to a checking account, serviced by Higher One, Inc. deposited to the account the same business day funds are released by Lansing Community College to Higher One.
- Deposit to another account. Money in two to three business days.
- Paper Check if you do not select a preference (21 business days)
What is the OneAccount?
The OneAccount from Higher One is a fully functioning FDIC insured checking account that allows you to access your student refunds. The OneAccount has no minimum balance, no monthly fee for students *, and free Internet banking features. With it, you can use your Lansing CC Debit Card to make purchases anywhere Debit MasterCard is accepted.
* - If the account holder is a student or performs a direct deposit of $100.00 or more per month, the $3.95 monthly service fee will not be assessed. See fee schedule for details.
How to use your Higher One card without incurring fees
Like any financial institution, Higher One charges fees for certain types of services. If you choose to open the OneAccount, you are opening a new bank account with Higher One. Here are some useful pointers:
- Use the on campus Higher One ATMs
- When you are using the card at a retailer, select the "credit" option, not the "debit" option (the Higher One card is a debit card, but there will not be a charge if you select the "credit" option)
- Do not take cash advances on your Higher One account
- Double check the on-line fee schedule with Higher One
- Higher One ATM locator.
If you already have a savings or checking account with another financial institution, you can choose to have any refunds direct deposited to another account (ACH Transfer). More information >
What are the advantages of having my refunds deposited directly to my OneAccount?
- You can use the Lansing CC Debit Card as a Debit MasterCard (NOT A CREDIT CARD) to make purchases at all Debit MasterCard locations, access cash at an ATM, pay bills, send money electronically and so much more.
- There is no charge to you for receiving your refund directly in your LCC OneAccount. There is no monthly fee for students* or minimum balance for the OneAccount. Additionally, there is no charge for using your card as a debit card or when you make withdraws from one of the 4 Higher One ATMs located on campus (2 at Main, one at East, one at West).
* - If the account holder is a student or performs a direct deposit of $100.00 or more per month, the $3.95 monthly service fee will not be assessed. See fee schedule for details.
How will I know when my refund has been deposited to my OneAccount?
You will receive an email when your refund has been directly deposited to your OneAccount. Additionally, you will be able to see details of your OneAccount by accessing your OneAccount Statement on the website. You may also sign up to receive a text message directly to your cell phone.
Can I have my refund deposited to another bank account?
If you choose to have your refund deposited to a bank of your choice, this transfer may take 2-3 business days from the day the college releases the funds. In order to have your refund deposited to your bank, you must first select your refund preference with the Lansing CC Debit Card at www.LansingCCDebitCard.com. For this option, You will need to provide Higher One with the appropriate information regarding your third party account during the refund preference selection process.
Why is the Debit MasterCard logo on the new Lansing CC Debit Card?
The Lansing CC Debit Card is the card you use to access your funds if you choose to accept the OneAccount. With the Debit MasterCard logo on it, you can use the card as a debit card wherever Debit MasterCard is accepted. Click here to view Higher One's fee schedule for OneAccount services.
Please note: The Higher One card is NOT a credit card. It is a DEBIT card. That means funds must be available in the checking account when the card is used.
What will happen to my refund if I don't select a refund preference using my Lansing CC Debit Card?
Refund checks will be mailed within 21 days as required by Title IV regulations.
What do I do if I did not receive my Lansing CC Debit Card in the mail?
You may log onto www.LansingCCDebitCard.com and use the "Where's my Card" self help feature that will provide you with the real time status of your card. Or, you may contact Student Finance at LCC.
What if I have additional questions?
Visit LCC's Higher One FAQ page for more information about the Lansing CC Debit Card and refunds, or visit wwwLansingCCDebitCard.com/easyhelp.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) - The Vatican says emeritus Pope Benedict XVI might join Pope Francis at the canonization ceremony of their predecessors John Paul II and John XXIII.
That will make the unprecedented event of two living popes honoring two dead ones at a saint-making ceremony that is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people to Rome.
Francis on Monday announced that the canonization would take place April 27.
The Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi later wouldn't exclude that Benedict would take part in the ceremony, noting there were no reasons for him not to.
Benedict had said he would spend his final days "hidden from the world" in the Vatican monastery, but he has taken on a more public profile recently.
Statement of Cardinal Wuerl on Announcement of Canonization Date for Blessed John XXIII and Blessed John Paul II:
"Both Blessed John XXIII and Blessed John Paul II are extraordinary witnesses to the perennial task of the Church to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ into dialogue with the contemporary cultures of our world. It was Blessed John XXIII who convoked the Second Vatican Council because he believed that the Church needed a pastoral renewal that would enable the Church to minister more effectively to contemporary society. In his time he sensed that new ways were needed to communicate Christian doctrine, to reveal the inherent attractiveness of the Gospel, while protecting its integrity. He told us we needed to be filled with hope and faith, discover new ways of teaching the faith more effectively, deepen our understanding of doctrine and 'use the medicine of mercy' as we seek unity within the Church, with Christians separated from Catholicism, with those of non-Christian religions and with all men and women of good will.
"Blessed John Paul II will always be remembered for an extraordinary papacy that brought him to every part of the world. In the 26 years that he was pope, he traveled far and wide, met huge numbers of people and encouraged them with the words, 'Be not afraid.' 'Put your trust in God.' 'Open your hearts to Christ.' He initiated the New Evangelization and invited all of us to turn to everyone around us and share the good news that God loves us.
"It is so fitting that the canonization will take place on April 27, Divine Mercy Sunday, which Blessed John Paul II instituted worldwide during his pontificate and which echoes the inspiration of Blessed John XXIII, 'Use the medicine of mercy.'
"By declaring Blessed John XXIII and Blessed John Paul II saints, the Church will be honoring the lives and teaching legacy of two holy men who brought their wisdom, spirituality and pastoral sensitivity to the concerns all of us continue to face today.
"On a particularly personal note, it will be profoundly moving to be at Saint Peter's Basilica for the canonization of the pope who in that very same basilica 28 years ago, ordained me a bishop - Saint John Paul II."


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Director of the Holiday Bowl will be here for game Friday. We need a big crowd. If not using your ticket, give it to someone who will.
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Forecast for Friday, Sunny and 50. Great weather to sit on the hills. Lets show the bowl reps how we really support our team.
Make it so Cyclones!
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I'll be home for Thanksgiving and will be going to the game! I can't wait!!
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Four friends from the U of I want to come so I need tickets!! Pm me if your selling
Big game for the CPR's program. Playing for the chance of 8 wins and arguably the best bowl in ISU history. This is certainly a game we need to pack the Jack.
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I got to work.
You got to call in sick...
I am so ****** my family is coming out here for Thanksgiving.
Lord have mercy on our souls if we get the Holiday Bowl vs. USC....
Huge game.
I don't do signatures. Blondes, brunettes, and red heads are a different story.
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Huge game.
which is why i am hoping that USC beats ND this weekend
I have to work as well. . . I am a little frustrated.
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Aaveraging over 55,000 fans for first six games. As of today we have sold just over 51,000 for Friday.
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Cyclone fans, lets sellout the remaining tickets for Friday to help our team finish 7-5. Game will decide our bowl destination!
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* Charting Goals Over The Summer and School Year
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That's great that your daughter has so many goals she is working for. Just curious, do they not teach cursive in school anymore? My daughter is only 5 so we are not that far yet.
- August 9, 2012 at 6:57 AM
- Ticia said...
I love the visual aspect of your goals, how fun!
- August 9, 2012 at 8:51 AM
- Alicia said...
always such great ideas...love this! i think it's so important for the kids to know the goals too....not just the parents knowing the goals of the school year.
- August 9, 2012 at 6:42 PM
- Joanna said...
I love this, MaryLea! Getting ready to begin another homeschooling year with my kids and this is something I would like to talk about with them and do together (each of us setting our own goals and WRITING them down somewhere). So important and so great when you can check things off that list once they're accomplished! thanks for sharing!
- August 9, 2012 at 10:03 PM
- kimi said...
Anonymous- they teach cursive but only touch on it briefly. If your child wants to become good at it you'll need to sumplement her cursive writing at home. My 9-year-old just requested something last week.
MaryLea, I'm horrible at math as well and Therefore my 13-year-old convinced herself of the same thing. She works so hard, goes in early to school and during rough patches we have a tutor. She does so well pushing herself that she can pull off a B in class by extra credit. Unfortunately she didn't pas Va SOL this year so she has to move to regular 8th grade math. I'm so relieved to get her out of advanced. She's been doing 8th grade math since 6th grade so the repeating will help her a lot and will build up her confidence. I never wanted her in advanced math but she had to be for advanced science. Va Beach is so screwy sometimes!
- August 10, 2012 at 8:53 AM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Kimi -- We have had a very similar experience - I partially blame it on E's AAP program as well as Virginia's use of "Everyday Math" the world's worst math curriculum -- but that's a completely different story. It drives me crazy. I hate the SOLs too -- one of the many reasons I left my teaching job in the county.
There are a lot of tears at the kitchen table dealing with all of this math pressure and then it brings back all of my own memories of crying over math to my own mother and so the cycle continues.
Hang in there!
- August 10, 2012 at 9:50 AM
- Michelle Coady said...
That is a really great idea. I love the creative visual art part if it and I like the idea of talking to kids about the baby steps to meeting their goal.
- August 10, 2012 at 3:57 PM
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We are currently running ZCS 6 on Ubuntu and moving from an old win server 2000 with Exchange. We have a Third server on win 2K that is used only with BES on it to accomodate 5 Blackberry users.
We are also running SAP on a new Win server 2K3 R2 (64-bit)
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4- SAP on server 2K3 R2 (64-bit)
So my problem is that we need to migrate from exchange (no problem) but with BES.
So the option is to install BESx (free) but I have to install it on the SAP machine (refuse to pay another license for Win 2003 just to run BESx), but it is not ideal; so the question is, COULD I VIRTUALIZE the SAP MACHINE TO RUN BESx WITH ZCB?


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Teaching young people life lessons through sports isn't new, but the sport Diane Roberts discovered might surprise you.
She traveled with the "Chill Foundation," a program with chapters in D.C. and Baltimore. The organization's mission is to build self esteem and teach life skills to at-risk and under-served children, through snow boarding.
The 10 to 18-year-olds take an hour and a half bus ride to Liberty Mountain in Pennsylvania.
On the way up, they discuss one of the core themes for the 6-week program: patience, persistence, responsibility, courage, respect and pride.
Once they hit the slopes, it isn't just about snowboarding; it's about taking those themes and learning lessons while they're out there. Nine-year-old Rosie Burriss says, "Courage is when you're confident about yourself."
She explains, "You can't say I can't do it because if you say you can't do it you can't do it then." When she falls, she has the courage to pick herself back up and keep trying. Ten-year-old Camron Crosby also remembers themes they have talked about and what they mean, from persistence and responsibility to respect and courage.
Chill Coordinator Brad Little says they picked snowboarding because it's challenging for the kids. At the end of the day, the young snowboarders file back on the bus and discuss whether they applied this week's theme on the snow. Instructors know they'll take those lessons back home, to their schools and through their lives.
The chill foundation has 14 chapters in North America, one in Austria and one in Australia. The Baltimore and D.C. chapters are holding all day shred-a-thon Sunday at Liberty Mountain to raise money for the organization. Click here for more information on the Chill Foundation.
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Vines & Vittles: Wine for heat-seeking foodies
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- There must be capsaicin in my DNA because I have an insatiable addiction to spicy foods.
Peppers are my crack cocaine, the monkey on my back and the refuge I seek when I am forced, over an extended period of time (say, one day) to eat foods prepared by aliens from the planet Bland.
So concerned am I about the prospect of having to endure Casper Milquetoast meals that I regularly and surreptitiously carry a one-ounce bottle of Tabasco with me at all times. Sometimes those mashed potatoes need a little zing, don't you think?
You're probably wondering how the incessant assault of spicy foods affects the wine judgments of a cultured and sensitive palate. Obviously, you would be asking the wrong person because I can't remember a time when I did not consume spicy foods (nor am I in any manner cultured or sensitive).
However, I do admit to toning down the heat a bit over the past several years to what might be considered moderate on the Scoville scale (a measure of the heat or piquancy of peppers). Still, I readily acknowledge that my predilection toward spicy foods does influence my wine suggestions.
And that's the point of today's lesson. There are indeed wines that enhance and complement spicy foods.
This past weekend, I prepared a dish made famous by David Chang. Chang is a Korean-American chef who has taken the culinary world by storm over the past few years with his all-inclusive brand of "new" American cooking. To be sure, he leans heavily on Korean and Asian foods as a base, but he applies those influences to standard American fare like slow-cooked pork or fried chicken.
And while his style is not particularly spicy, I did up the heat-ante on his Bo Ssäm roast pork shoulder recipe and on his sauces. Incidentally, the sauces are magnificent and easy to prepare. Many of the ingredients for the sauces are available in grocery stores or at the Asian Market on Seventh Avenue in South Charleston.
Oh, by the way, this is not a food choice for the sodium- or sugar-averse folks out there.
In a nutshell, the Bo Ssäm recipe calls for an 8- to 10-pound pork shoulder that is rubbed all over with a cup each of white sugar and kosher salt. The roast is then covered in plastic wrap and placed overnight in the fridge. I spiced up the recipe by adding one teaspoon each of cayenne pepper and smoked paprika.
The next day, the pork is slow roasted at 300 degrees for about six hours, allowed to rest for an hour and then rubbed with seven tablespoons of brown sugar and one tablespoon of salt before placing it in a 500-degree oven to caramelize for about 10 minutes. The meat is then pulled apart, placed in Bibb lettuce wraps, drizzled with sauce and consumed. Spectacular!
Check out Susan Filson's article and Chang's recipe in the "Daily Loaf" at http://cltampa.com/dailyloaf/archives/20 (search by writer's name).
OK, so what's this have to do with my jaded and heat-infected palate, and how is it possible to match wine to spicy dishes? Granted, you could take the easy way out and pour yourself a cold one (which I have often done), but, hey, this is a wine blog, and anyway I believe wine offers a broader selection of liquid alternatives.
For the pork shoulder with two different spicy sauces, I actually paired the dish with an Alsatian gewürztraminer that was slightly sweet. The sweet, tart and flowery flavors of the gewürztraminer melded with and enhanced the salty and spicy pork dish. Look for Alsatian gewürztraminer from Trimbach, Pierre Sparr or Hugel.
You might also try Riesling or gewürztraminer from Washington state such as those produced by Chateau Ste. Michelle, Columbia Valley or Pacific Rim.
Pinot noir and rosé are also good accompaniments to spicy foods. For the dinner, we opened a 2009 Concannon Central Coast Pinot Noir ($15) and a 2009 Crios Rose of Malbec ($14) from Argentina.
I also would suggest sparkling wines for heat-infused foods. I love the flavor and value of Spanish cavas such as Freixenet Cordon Negro ($11), Dibon Cava Brut ($12) or Segura Viudas Brut Reserva ($11).
So, the next time you need to feed 10 of your most rabid heat-seeking foodies, try the Bo Ssam recipe with a flagon or three of wine.
For more on the art and craft of wine, visit John Brown's Vines & Vittles blog at thegazz.com.


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Why do you need logarithms? In what situations do you use them?
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Logarithms are defined as the solutions to exponential equations and so are practically useful in any situation where one needs to solve such equations (such as finding how long it will take for a population to double or for a bank balance to reach a given value with compound interest).
Historically, they were also useful because of the fact that the logarithm of a product is the sum of the logarithms and sums are easier to calculate by hand (or to estimate by overlapping rulers as in a slide rule). In addition to providing a computational "trick", this property is the basis of the mapping property described in Christian Blatter's answer and generalizes to the concept of self-adjoint generators of unitary groups, which has many mathematical applications and relates physical observables to symmetry properties in quantum mechanics.
You can "undo" addition by performing subtraction. You can "undo" multiplication by performing division.
When it comes to exponents, $x^y \not= y^x$, so you need two different "undo" functions.
Suppose that you know the value of $v$, and you know that this value was calculated by $v = x^n$.
So that's what the logarithm function does. Why is that useful? Well, for the same reason that being able to undo an addition or a multiplication is useful. It lets you work backwards through a calculation. It lets you undo exponential effects.
Beyond just being an inverse operation, logarithms have a few specific properties that are quite useful in their own right:
I'm sure there are lots of other examples.
See this.
In the geometric view of real numbers there are two basic forms of "movements", namely (a) shifts: each point $x\in{\mathbb R}$ is shifted a given amount $a$ to the right and (b) scalings: all distances between points are enlarged by the same factor $b>0$. In some instances (e.g. sizes of adults) the first notion is appropriate for comparison of different sizes, in other instances (e.g. distances between various celestial objects) the second notion. The logarithm provides a natural means to transform one view into the other: The sum of two shifts corresponds to the composition of two scalings.
Logarithms are primarily used for two thing:
i) Representation of large numbers. For example pH(the number of hydrogen atoms present) is too large (up to 10 digits). To allow easier representation of these numbers, logarithms are used.
For example let's say the pH of the substance is $10000000000$. This can written as $10^{10}$.
Or let the pH of another substance be $1000000$. This can be written as $10^6$. Note the base is always the same, but the exponent is unique. Therefore the log of the substance can be used to identify the substance. For example the first substance can be represented as $log$ $10000000000$ or $10$ and the second substance can be represented as $log$ $1000000$ or $6$. Note $6$ and $10$ are much easier to deal with.
But what if you're not a chemist? How would you use logs?
ii) Algebra.
Let's say you have the equation $316 = 10^x$. How would you solve for $x$? You could find the log of $316$ which is approximately $2.5$. The equation would then be $10^{2.5} = 10^x$. Therefore $x$ is $2.5$. Logs are therefore extremely useful when solving for exponents.
Note that although I have restricted my examples to log base 10 for simplicity, logs can exist in other bases. For example $\log_2 32$ (log to the base 2 of 32) is $5$ since $2^5= 32$. Other important log bases include the the natural log, which is commonly used in advanced mathematics.
What other appliances do logs have? Logs have a variety of real life applications such as calculating half lives and exponential growth/decay. In fact the inverse of an exponential function is a logarithmic function!


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An "Elephant Walk," comprising 12 KC-10 Extenders and six C-17 Globemaster IIIs from the 305th Air Mobility Wing, was held Nov. 21, 2013, as part of a training exercise at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J. The exercise enabled aircrew, maintenance, command post and operational support personnel to test their ability to launch a mass amount of aircraft in support of real-world operations. An Elephant Walk is a nose-to-tail taxi formation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Wayne Russell/Released)
This work, 305th airmen, aircraft walk the walk [Image 1 of 5], by Charles Russell, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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There are definitely pros and cons to playing the point game out west. It really all depends on what you are looking to get out of your hunt. I am also new to this forum and was reading the initial spark if you will of this thread. Hunting is exactly that, hunting, and we all have different experiences based on many different factors including our experience level, research abilities, and willingness to hunt. I personally hunted deer in unit 82 with a Region W tag and had a phenomenal hunt. I took my dad, we came from out of state, never touched foot in Wyoming to hunt deer before and we ended up seeing right around 90 bucks in 9 days. A lot of research and we were literally ended up right in the middle of the bucks. It pays to learn an area by hunting it year after year but when you do your due diligence then follow it up with good old hard hunting which could actually be simply glassing for hours each day then you can have success in many ways and many different/states units. I have been very impressed with Wyoming their management practices and the accurate information their biologist and wardens have shared with me the last couple of years.
tim8121, nothing wrong with building points and nothing wrong with hunting the same place year after year, its all what you are looking to get out of it which drives all of our hunting desires/obsessions.


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Ten strangers with secrets are brought together in a savage rainstorm: A limo driver, an '80s TV star, a cop who is transporting a killer, a call girl, a pair of newlyweds and a family in crisis, all take shelter at a desolate motel run by a nervous night manager. Relief in finding shelter is quickly replaced with fear as the ten travelers begin to die, one by one. They soon realize that, if they are to survive, they'll have to uncover the secret that has brought them all together.
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The explorers and scientists in this digital program piece together archeological and genetic clues provided by their study of Egyptian mummies in order to reveal the mysterious world of the pharaohs. Mummies highlights one of the greatest finds in modern archeological history: the late 19th century discovery of a cache of 40 mummies, including 12 pharaohs, among them Rameses the Great. The movie is narrated by Christopher Lee.
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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Jordan Crawford came off the bench to score
a game-high 19 points on 7-of-10 shooting from the floor and Bradley Beal
added 16 points and four blocks as the Washington Wizards toppled the
struggling Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday, 114-101. Nene and John Wall
scored 14 points apiece for Washington, which extended its season-high home
winning streak to four games. Wall, who made his first start of the season,
also contributed five assists and two blocks in the victory. The Wizards have
won five of eight since Wall returned to the team's lineup after a left
kneecap injury forced him to miss the start of the season. Derrick Williams
poured in 18 points and pulled down 11 rebounds to lead the Timberwolves, who
have dropped six straight road contests and eight of their last nine overall.
Final Score: Atlanta 123, Boston 111 (2-OT)
Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Kyle Korver helped bring the Hawks back from a
27-point hole with eight 3-pointers, and Atlanta held the Celtics quiet in the
second overtime to earn a hard-fought 123-111 victory at Philips Arena. Boston
was well on its way to snapping a five-game losing streak, but folded after
halftime in stumbling to its worst losing streak since the 2006-07 season --
the last time the Celtics failed to win the Atlantic Division. Korver netted
24 of his 27 points after the break, while Josh Smith and Al Horford each
chipped in double-doubles in Atlanta's third straight victory. Rajon Rondo
totaled 16 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds for his second straight triple-
double in a losing cause, and Kevin Garnett provided 24 points and 10 boards
before fouling out early in the second OT.
Final Score: Cleveland 113, Milwaukee 108
Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Kyrie Irving scored a game-high 35 points on
12-of-17 shooting to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 113-108 win over the
Milwaukee Bucks on Friday. Tristan Thompson added 18 points and Dion Waiters
chipped in with 16 points for the Cavs, who have won back-to-back games for
just the second time this season. Ersan Ilyasova poured in 30 points to go
with seven rebounds, Monta Ellis scored 21 points and dished out nine assists
and Brandon Jennings finished with 14 points and 12 assists for the Bucks, who
had a three-game winning streak snapped.
Final Score: Miami 110, Detroit 88
Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Dwyane Wade poured in 29 points and dished out
seven assists to pace Miami to a 110-88 win over Detroit, with the Heat
getting revenge for a loss to the Pistons earlier this season. LeBron James
added 23 points, seven rebounds and seven assists for Miami, which has won
four in a row. Chris Bosh totaled 14 points and seven boards and Ray Allen
chipped in 11 points for the Heat, who shot 55.8 percent from the field. Greg
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to-back contests. Will Bynum scored 13 points for Detroit, which beat Miami,
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Final Score: Chicago 103, Golden State 87
Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Kirk Hinrich scored 11 of his game-high 25
points during a dominating opening quarter as the Chicago Bulls ran past the
Golden State Warriors, 103-87, at United Center. Nate Robinson went 10-of-16
from the field to record 22 points for the Bulls, who have won three in a row
and six of their last seven games. Jimmy Butler, Carlos Boozer and Joakim Noah
all posted double-doubles in the victory. Butler had 16 points and a career-
high 12 rebounds, Boozer compiled 15 points and 13 boards, and Noah had 14
points and 16 rebounds. That was part of a 56-37 advantage on the glass for
Chicago. In addition, Hinrich went 6-of-7 from 3-point range. David Lee
totaled 23 points and Stephen Curry scored 21 for Golden State, which had a
three-game winning streak broken.
Final Score: San Antonio 113, Dallas 107
Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - Tony Parker didn't let three stitches above his
left eye get in the way of a productive night, as the All-Star point guard
totaled 23 points and 10 assists in leading the San Antonio Spurs over the
Dallas Mavericks, 113-107, for their seventh straight win. DeJuan Blair and
Gary Neal chipped in 22 and 18 points, respectively, off the bench for San
Antonio, which was without future Hall of Famers Tim Duncan and head coach
Gregg Popovich for the second straight game. Rodrigue Beaubois led the
Mavericks with 19 points, while Vince Carter added 17 in defeat. Dallas
reached the century mark for the seventh straight game, but couldn't overcome
the Spurs' balanced attack.
Final Score: Memphis 101, Brooklyn 77
Memphis, TN (Sports Network) - Marc Gasol had 20 points to lead seven Memphis
players in double figures, and the Grizzlies cooled off the previously hot
Brooklyn Nets with a 101-77 thumping Friday at FedExForum. Gasol added nine
rebounds while going 10-of-15 from the field, scoring all of his points during
a first half in which the Grizzlies led by as many as 25 en route to their
fourth victory in five games. Mike Conley finished with 14 points in Memphis'
balanced and effective offensive attack, with Zach Randolph compiling 12
points and nine rebounds in the rout. The Nets shot just 40.8 percent from the
field and went a poor 3-of-17 from 3- point range in suffering only their
second defeat in 12 January outings. Brooklyn may have also lost starting
point guard Deron Williams, who exited the contest late in the third quarter
with a quadriceps contusion. Brook Lopez paced the Nets with 18 points, with
Williams totaling 12 points and six assists prior to departing.
Final Score: Houston 100, New Orleans 82
New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) - James Harden registered a game-high 30
points, dished out eight assists and grabbed four rebounds and Patrick
Patterson registered a double-double with 18 points and 13 boards, as the
Houston Rockets picked up a much-needed, 100-82, road victory over the New
Orleans Hornets. Carlos Delfino tallied 14 points and shot 4-of-6 from behind
the arc, for the Rockets, who have won two of their last three games following
a seven- game losing skid. Jeremy Lin scored 13 points, dished out eight
helpers and had six steals in the victory. Eric Gordon netted 20 points and
Ryan Anderson added 19 for the Hornets, who have lost two straight after
winning seven of nine. Al-Farouq Aminu and Anthony Davis contributed 11 and 10
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Apple just released iOS4 for iPhone. Great update but I can no longer see my futur appointments in iCal using CalDAV settings.
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OXON HILL, Md. (WUSA9) -- Prince George's County police say Bernido Lopez, 30 died after a single vehicle accident Friday morning.
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When The Student Is Ready, The Teacher Will Appear
Bernadette Zayas Lorenzo
"When the student is ready, the teacher will appear," the old saying goes. As I slept fitfully underneath my sleeping bag, I awoke to the sounds of thunder, bright lightning, and rain that was soaking Barrio San Josè, the community in Paraguay where I was serving as a Volunteer from 1996 to 1998. Finally, it was 8:00 a.m. and time to wake up. My purpose for the day was to teach a group of mothers in my community how to make suero oral. This was a rehydration drink used to treat dehydration caused by anything from sunstroke to diarrhea. Dehydration results when the body loses more fluids than it takes in. It can happen with severe diarrhea, especially when there is vomiting as well. It can also happen when a person is seriously ill, too sick to take much food or liquid. Dehydration develops more quickly and is most dangerous in small children. The rehydration drink replaces crucial fluids and electrolytes lost due to diarrhea, vomiting, and other illness. Teaching the mothers how to make suero oral would make a difference.
When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. As a rural health educator, my job was not only to understand my community and encourage people to adopt behaviors that promoted health and prevent illness, but also to understand the cultural views and socio-political context in which they operated. After having been in Paraguay for 15 months, I realized that the rain meant everything would come to a halt. In the Paraguayan countryside, when it rains, it pours, and everything comes to a standstill. This was especially true in the campo (countryside) where the roads turned into muddy rivers and public transportation became nonexistent. There would be no buses today to take the people into the neighboring town of Mallorquin where most did their grocery shopping. Community meetings and school classes would be cancelled. The red dirt road in front of my thatched-roofed house became impassable.
When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. I knew that no one would show up at my meeting. I did not even try to go out of my house, and I resigned myself to drinking maté (traditional Paraguayan tea) all afternoon long. Still, I was determined to make a difference. I thought to myself if only I could teach one person to make suero oral, the rehydration drink, that could make a difference.
When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. The student came in the form of a 10-year-old boy: my neighbor, Rigoberto, walking his bicycle in the pouring rain as he passed by my house. "Bernie! Bernie!" he called out to me. "Can I come inside your house?" Rigoberto asked.
"Ndaipori problema, come on in!" I answered. As he came inside my house, I had my Aha! moment. I could, at least, teach Rigoberto how to make suero oral. I sat him down on my old rickety wooden chair and proceeded to teach him in my not-so-fluent Guaranì and Spanish. (Guaranì is the indigenous language of the Paraguayans, spoken in the campo; Spanish is the official language of Paraguay.) I explained what dehydration was, its symptoms, and how important it was to replace the fluids and electrolytes that the body loses because of diarrhea, vomiting, or other illness.
When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. For 15 minutes, I instructed Rigoberto on how to make suero oral. "OK, Rigoberto," I told him. "We will need 1 liter of boiled and cooled water; 8 teaspoons of sugar; 1 teaspoon of fine, iodized salt; and the juice from 1 lemon. Mix all of these together until all granules have dissolved," I continued. "Place in a clean, covered container and get the child to take in as much as possible." (Coincidentally, the numbers in the ingredients—1811—were also the year Paraguay gained its independence from Spain, so that became a mnemonic for Rigoberto to remember how to make suero oral.) After the rain stopped, our lesson over, he went on his merry way.
When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. Two weeks later, Rigoberto's mother, Doña Carmen, approached me as I passed by her house. She told me how her 10-month-old baby had been sick with severe diarrhea and how Rigoberto had taught her to make suero oral so the baby wouldn't get dehydrated. I was ecstatic! Though I hadn't been able to teach that group of mothers that rainy afternoon as I'd intended and hoped, I had been able to teach someone, and that had made a difference. Opportunities to teach—and to make a difference—can come in many ways, as Rigoberto showed me that rainy afternoon in Paraguay.
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A lot of people – many of them on Twitter – will probably pose questions about what we learned about the economy, and health-care and Mitt Romney's peculiar facial tics (and Barack Obama's… seeming indifference?) during the Presidential Debate. But I think Tavi Gevinson posed the most important question of all:
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New York City Marathon has been canceled.
His statement Friday came after mounting criticism that this was not the time for a race.
With people in storm-ravaged areas still shivering without electricity and the death toll in New York City at more than 40, many New Yorkers recoiled at the prospect of police officers being assigned to protect a marathon on Sunday.
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June 28, 1943 - Feb. 15, 2013
Gary Clancy unexpectedly passed away at home in Rifle on Feb. 15. He was 69 years old.
Gary was born on June 28, 1943, to Jack and Mildred (Bailey) Clancy in Rifle. He graduated from Rifle High School in 1964 and served in the U.S. Army from February 1966 until February 1969.
Gary spent many years working as a mechanic. Gary always enjoyed the great outdoors, viewing wildlife, and had a very soft heart when it came to his pets, most recently, Misty.
In his younger years, Gary enjoyed fishing, hunting and was an avid snowmobiler. Gary also enjoyed spending time with his friends at the Rifle Senior Center and looked forward to calling the bingo games there on Fridays. Gary was always cheerful, talkative and loved his family very much. He will be greatly missed.
Gary is survived by his mother, Mildred Whitt, of Rifle; brothers, Ray Richardson of California, Jack and Dennis Clancy of Rifle, Bill Clancy of Colorado Springs and Lynn (Katherine) Richardson of New Castle.
Gary is also survived by nieces and nephews, Erin Clancy, Cory Clancy Sheridan, Amelia Richardson Dress, Jessie BivensDecort, Bernadette Richardson, Jason Clancy, Clifford Richardson, Michael Clancy and Elizabeth Richardson, as well several great-nieces and -nephews who will remember him fondly.
Gary was preceded in death by his father, Jack Clancy; stepfather, George Richardson; and sister-in-law, Wendy Clancy.
A celebration of life is planned for later this week. For details about the memorial service, contact Lynn or Katherine at 984-2130.
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Berniece Anna Armstrong, 82, of Fort Collins, passed away peacefully Saturday, Feb. 2, at the Fort Collins Health Care Center.
She was born at home on Roan Creek, near DeBeque, on Jan. 26, 1931, to John and Gertrude (Letson) Armstrong. She married Otis Murray, Jr. in Rifle on Sept. 5, 1948. They had two children, Connie and Russel, and lived for many years on Wallace Creek, south of Parachute.
Berniece returned to college in the 1980s and obtained her bachelor's degree in business administration from Metropolitan State University in Denver in 1985. She worked for six years for the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, retiring in 2005.
Berniece was preceded in death by her brothers, Roy and Louis; and sister, Virginia (Blue).
She is survived by her brothers, Otto Armstrong (Grand Junction) and Harvey Armstrong (Silt); children, Connie Murray (Fort Collins) and Russel Murray (Denver); six grandchildren, Carl VanGorder (Tucson, Ariz.), William VanGorder, (Providence, R.I.), Chelsie VanGorder (Fort Collins), Katherine Murray (Berkeley, Calif.), Christopher Murray (Houston), Dr. Gregg Murray (Atlanta, Geo.); and many nieces and nephews.
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Albany, NY (Sports Network) - Derek Needham scored a game-high 18 points as
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Your site notes that no one makes wide dive boots. What brand has the widest sole? My husband has a EEEE foot. He wont be diving in them, but is going to Keys to Boy Scout Munson Island and they will be walking in water with a lot of sea grasses and they recommend some type of bootie aqua shoe.
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The corruption charges against Sen. Malcolm Smith, D-Queens, and Assemblyman Eric Stevenson, D-Bronx, are not the first nor will they be the last of their kind against New York's elected officials. However, if our legislators choose not to act now, they will concede our government to the highest bidder until the next time corruption charges are faced by an elected official.
Time and time again it has been proven that we live in a "pay-to-play" state. Our system is broken. If there was ever a time to fix campaign finance laws it is now. The governor and the state attorney general have been vocal about the opportunity our legislators have this session to restructure and fix our system.
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Very Good! Added Emeril's Essence as well as minced garlic. Need to double this recipe for more than 3 when used as a meal.
I really enjoyed this soup as well as my family but I made a few changes. I didn't have miracle whip so I used sour cream, I used carrots instead of celery, plus I doubled the recipe except for the last three ingredients. I puréed half of the soup so it wasn't too chunky, the potatoes thickened the soup nicely. My kids weren't too keen on having the bacon in the soup so I used it just as a garnish.
This corn chowder is awesome! I've never made any kind of chowder before but I thought I'd try today. I changed a few things though. I doubled the recipe, I used a whole yellow onion, 2 cans of cream corn instead of the frozen, and I put in a whole pound of bacon, I also mixed 4 tablespoons of flower in with just a half a cup of the miracle whip dressing. I will defiantly be making this again soon!
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