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24 hour marathon on ESPN starting at 11:00 central with Washington State @ 23. Gonzaga. UNI @ St. Mary's at 1 AM going through the night to the morning and all day. The climax of the event is obviously ISU @ Drake 8 PM(Kansas vs Kentucky in madison square garden 8 PM).
I think I'm going to try to get through the UNI game, sleep, class at 8, then I'm back to watching CBB throughout the day.
I forgot that was tonight. Thanks!
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I forgot that was tonight. Thanks!
It should probably be pimped more by ESPN. Its a really fun event.
Will be leaving the tv on all night just in case I wake up for a couple minutes in the middle of the night.
I've waited too long for this.
Uni playing in 2.5 hours
The Drexel vs Rider matchup at 5 am has to be a fun game for the players.
Drexel vs Rider at 5am...sounds like a doozy...bet they got paid a crapload to do it with that bad of a time...
Iowa vs Iowa State game should be at 3am to honor our 3 point football victory (kinda)
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There are a handful of times that I really regret giving up cable. This is one of them.
got home today with our newborn. Glad something will be on during late night feedings
Originally Posted by MNCyGuy
There are a handful of times that I really regret giving up cable. This is one of them.
I'm sure it's streaming online somewhere.
4 day old kid + 24 hours of basketball=heaven. Im up all the time already.
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Originally Posted by MNCyGuy
There are a handful of times that I really regret giving up cable. This is one of them.
I'm sure it's streaming online somewhere.
streaming is fine for catching isu games, but I can't really watch random games in bed on my desktop.
Is it not ESPN?
o **** now I just found motivation to do this paper!!
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"Glimpses of the 20th-century entertainment business that even non-Trekkies will find engaging." (New York Times Book Review)
"good insider view"
This was very entertaining, I only wonder what photos I missed from the printed book. I must give credit to Shatner, he included at the end what the cast disliked about him personally, which is not a small part of the story, and that was essential, I think.
A very entertaining read. Some bad language - be warned.
"Shatner; Reads. His Own. Book."
Yes. It's William Freakin' Shatner!
Listening to how one of the networks heard all of Gene Roddenberry's ideas about Star Trek. Passed on the idea. Then created Lost in Space from Gene's notes.
Well...it IS William Shatner.
Not really a "movie" kind of book
If you're curious about Star Trek or are a major fan, this is an awesome book.
"It's great to hear Shatner except..."
I really liked the book, and Shatner has alot of good insights. But Shatner reads the book like he is performing, and so parts are almost inaudible because he lowers his voice at times to make a point. So recommend it on substance, but turn it up LOUD.
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"Rushed performance, great details."
It is loaded with Trek trivia. Kreski really did a humongous amount of research for this book.
Well, Bill of course.
Yes, I have. This, like his narration of "Star Trek Movie Memories", feels rushed, as if he just wants to get through the reading. His "Up Till Now" was a much more enjoyable listen, and a lot more humorous a book to boot.
Drawling & Drowning in Detail.
It's a great source of details about the production of the Original Series, but you have to take it with a hefty grain of salt, because some of the stuff contradicts what Shatner has said or written before/after. For instance, he claims in this book that the controversial interracial kiss in the series never happened, while he's said many times before that it did. He also says that the actors frequently got together for barbecues and stuff off-camera, which is most certainly false. However, if you can look past the occasional fluff and misinformation, there is a great deal of interesting trivia here.
"Great Listen"
If you're a Star Trek fan, and even if you're not, this is a gripping listen. Shatner's read at times is a little fast (as though he's trying to get it all in within a certain time) but the fact that he's reading it, makes it worthwhile. Great stories and insight for the true fan, or anyone interested in '60s-era television.
"James T. Kirk in all his glory"
Still remember the day we got our first color TV and one of the first programs we watched Star Trek in all it's colorful glory. William Shatner gives a good narration and keeps your interest. Funny, Sad, Interesting, Informative.......... it's well worth your listening time if your a Trekkie fan
"Shatner delivers"
Lively reading of his book. This has the right amount of detail for an audio book.
"Good audiobook."
The book was great, the audiobook was just as good. Although the paper book was far more fuller. There is no mention of the humorous pranks pulled on Nimoy ( bike prank for example ) among other things.
This is most definitely a abridged version. Look for an unabridged version instead if one exists.
Mainly a sci-fi, and fantasy junkie who also enjoys horror, whodunnits, and books about animals and sports. I'm also an amateur filmmaker.
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I'm enjoyed this sooo much. In fact I was really sad when it was over because I wanted MUCH MORE. A great history of how the Star Trek tv series got off the ground. Stories about all the cast plus the crew and creative team. I need more!
"Wonderful insight into Star Trek law. Very"
Berry good book. Interesting facts and stories from the concept of the TV series to the end of the third season.
Great for any Star Trek fan.
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Fan favorite Sebastien Le Toux, who was unceremoniously traded to the
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former MLS Defender of the Year finalist Bakary Soumare and hometown man Jeff
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Right back Sheanon Williams is a rising star, but left back Gabriel Farfan is
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Well...I know when our state of Idaho started its much political mess of allowing us to hunt the bastards, the animal lovers were so concerned over the numbers here. They claimed we only had just under 1000 wolves in our state. They claimed there was less than 1500 in the Montana, Idaho, Wyoming area.
So after two seasons, this current one here not yet completed..... We have harvested to date 558 wolves.(legally reported kills of coarse)
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My only complaint is about the rivers. They look like pieces of string laid across the map. I have no suggestions or ideas how to fix it tough.
But the colors are really nice and the layout looks good!
Work in progress map of a world my best friend and I are building.
Trying different styles and toying around with things, and will probably do this map in different styles in the future. For now just fishing for suggestions.
The rivers are rough in's at this point, I'll be going back in to make them less linear, but any critiques on general placement would be much appreciated!
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My only complaint is about the rivers. They look like pieces of string laid across the map. I have no suggestions or ideas how to fix it tough.
But the colors are really nice and the layout looks good!
You've got a lot of inland seas/salt lakes there. If you don't have an out-flowing river, minerals will accumulate in a lake just as in the ocean, so if you want those lakes to be fresh water, they need to connect to the sea.
I reckon it looks pretty sharp to me - very nice forests! I get that the rivers are stand-ins so looking forward to seeing how the finals look. Agree with rdanhenry that you'll want some of those flowing out to the ocean if you can. It's good stuff, though. Have some rep for getting the ball rolling!
Edit: Oh, on placement, I'm sure an official representative of the River Police will be by shortly! River placement is beyond my pay grade.
I really like the mountains. They look like giant spines of some huge creature. Overall very nice. repped.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys! Reworked the rivers to the more final versions and took rdanhenry's advice on the outflows. Hopefully this will give the River Police more to work with should they stop by.
EDIT: Hmm, after looking over everything again I'm getting the feeling I have too many rivers, a lot of them paralleling each other. Should I take some of these paralleling rivers and have them merge together?
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I would. If this were real terrain there would probably be rivers where you have put them but they might be smaller and, thus, not visible from this altitude. The only other thing that I might change is to take the bevel off of the rivers...looks like tubes instead of rivers. All in all, though, very nice.
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Maybe try "down" in the bevel settings (if you're not already). I would, in general make them much more subtle. As Ascension said, you might not see them from this altitude...I don't see a scale but judging by the lat/long markers you've got showing this is a pretty big piece of land. The shapes of the rivers are quite pleasing but maybe try making the headwaters just a single pixel thick and taper that up as you get toward the coast. I like to "bury" my rivers under the vegetation layer a bit...either by actually putting that layer under the other, or by using a grungy type brush to erase out bits when the river's small.
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I think those look much better personally, even though they're not visible when zoomed out. Maybe the color could go a little more toward a lighter brown, less saturation? You're going with a satellite style so it might be worth taking a scroll around Google Earth/Google Maps...you don't see many (any?) blue rivers.
On geography and such perhaps somebody else can school you more but a couple of things regarding "rain shadow" stand out to me. I'd expect to see more lush vegetation along one side of the mountain ranges. Also not sure how the desert surrounding the mountain works out in terms of realism. It may be okay (someone else would know better than me) but my eye wants to see green on one side or the other. My only real experience with this is the time I spent living on Oahu. The west side of the island is darned near a desert while the east side is nearly rainforest. The area between the two ranges is sort of middle of the road.
No comment really on scale but it looks believable to me. In general I like the map a lot.


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A lot of people talk about the space between 3rd and 4th... yea, it's there. IF you've got the 18 tooth primary gear it puts the shift points closer to being convenient with todays speed limits. Otherwise you'll be wanting to up shift and then lugging in town...The Dan Holmes bushing kit is an improvement. THEY ARE NOT JAPCO AND WILL NEVER SHIFT LIKE ONE.Having said that; after getting the clutch setup and adjusted correctly these things shift like a 1950's farm implement!! Hell - that's part of the fun of it all. It's not really that bad and don't let the 4 speed scare you away from a good deal. It's not really a problem with the design or bike... IT'S THE RIDER!! - Mike 2003 Bullet ES, 23,000 miles, 4 speed LH shift
The five speed is not perfect either. The big gap between first and second is weird. I'm 140 lbs and don't even need 1st on flt roads. But habit puts you there anyway, It must be for sidecar use, or offroad.
greekxj- From new there is a lot of braking in to do... you do the bike and it DOES you. The learning curve is large but these things are very forgiving. I had to relearn everything and simplify what I knew because these things are so simple. It took me a week to comprehend how to set the timing!! I was used to timing cars so I thought there must be more to it....You need to relearn your riding habits to just use the clutch when shifting... not to be used at stop signals while in gear. The cable will quickly stretch a little loosing your clutch adjustment or causing your clutch to over heat and go away. I learned that one my 2nd day out. The first 4 years and 18,000 miles were pretty uneventful. The usual easier breathing exhaust and air filter plus a lot of changing around like different seats, and relocating the coil and battery. I only broke the throttle cable but went ahead and changed the front brake and clutch as I felt they were stretching to much with use. At just over 17,000 miles I had a major shifter problem. While investigating upon removal of the primary I found that the 18 tooth gear on the output shaft was loose. Thinking this may have been causing the chain to get into the LH shift bodge I was hopeful.... NO JOY. I then moved to the right side and found that a ratchet spring in the shifter caused the problem. $3.79 to CMW and I'm back in business. Back to the primary... when reinstalling the alternator stator I found it to have a massive wobble making it almost impossible to center... called "Slam Dunkus" and he confirmed a bent output shaft... I was CRUSHED!! I don't really know how it happened but I have my theories. Anyway I put it back together and rode for another month and a half till winter hit. I made arrangements with SLAM; removed the motor and delivered it to him for the installation of a new output side of the crankshaft. While he had it he had a rod and bush from a new bike upgrade with only about 100 miles on them. I took the rod home and polished it then mailed it back to him. I also had him install new rings although he said mine were within the tolerances. I figured that it wasn't going to be tore down very often so I had him ring it as well. He said that the piston was fine. LOOOng story short- that was over 5,000 miles ago. The gasket that seals the jug and cases is blown... the reason that I mention this is that I have been blowing A LOT of oil out the breather tube. I went thru a LOT of oil last year!! I have read that this can be caused when there is failure to keep negative pressure in the crankase.... or the rings haven't sealed correctly. It runs strong so I can't say but I am going to take it back to Rolla,MO for SLAM to replace the gasket and change the rings again if he deems it necessary. Back to the question; there is a lot of constant adjusting and "Fettling" to be done on these. This is what is called the "Bonding" stage and you will find it quite rewarding! - Mike
Another quick newbie question, what is CMV? I here it often just not sure what it is.Thanks!
Quote from: greekxj on February 01, 2008, 11:21:35 amAnother quick newbie question, what is CMV? I here it often just not sure what it is.Thanks! "CMW"... aka Classic Motor Works... Our Hosts and the importer of Royal Enfields to the USA Click "shop online" at the top of the page to see all the cool stuff they carry!
Thanks Mike! I appreciate the detailed feedback. Thats the stuff i love reading. So what do ya think caused the bent output shaft? It also sounds like your motor was doing well. Besides the shaft being bent do you think you still had some miles left in it? Sounds like it was good. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I think the bike came to me new with it bent. I have never seized up or or anything like that. This was just the first time I had the alt. off so it was the first time that I tried to center it.... I've also got a slight wobble in my clutch basket.... Still got some miles left in it?? Thats a silly question. Have you heard that these things only last 20,000 miles?? DON'T BELIEVE IT. I've averaged just under5,000 miles a year. I'm gonna put some xtra ones this year to see if I can hit 30,000!The bearings,head, valves and guides were in great shape or he would have worked them as well. Bill "Slam" Dunkus is very thorough. I asked him about different fuel and gas additives and he told me "Don't change a thing, do whatever you're doing". I don't ride it hard, 62 to 65 indicated which is about 58 real world speed. Dan Holmes preached to me about the warm up and I am a believer... I just ride when ever I can - Mike
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Governor Phil Bryant will speak at fall commencement on December 15 at Mississippi State University.
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Bryant was sworn into office as governor in January after previously serving as lieutenant governor, state auditor and a member of the Mississippi House of Representatives.
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Found this map by searching for "village map on parchment" using Google's image search. It's a perfect example of the look I'm seeking, but the city is much, much larger. I probably won't draw "roads" on my map; they will be implied by the rows of gaps between the buildings. There won't be a wall around the town, either.
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The Big Eastern regional competition is coming to Durham, NC. The 2013 Southeast Regional Brewers Cup Champ – and Counter Culture sales team member – Jonathan Bonchak is competing again. At this year's Southeast Regional Brewers Cup, Jonathan's using a combination of Buziraguhindwa Natural Sundried from Burundi and Idido washed from Ethiopia. And, for a brewer, he's using Counter Culture's Classic #2 Bonmac drip cone!
"My lady gave this to me as a Christmas present years ago," recalls Jonathan. "It was the first time I ever tried to use a pourover cone. I only needed a few tries to make some truly tasty coffee. I still come back to it today as my favorite drip cone, and I recommend it to all of my friends looking into making great pourover coffee at home."
Asked why, Jonathan explains, "It has one small hole that the brewed coffee passes through, and this is helpful if your pour is quick or if your grinder isn't great. I like this slower flow because it can help you extract a little bit more since it prolongs the coffee and water dwell time."
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|Mosquito pools in Morgan County test positive for WNV
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Three mosquito pools recently trapped in Morgan County have tested positive for West Nile virus. The pools, which were collected in mid-July in Fort Morgan, confirm what health officials already assume, that the virus is still active.
"Whether or not we're seeing positive mosquito pools, we assume the virus is circulating," said Dr. Tony Cappello, NCHD's public health director.
"Mosquito surveillance efforts have been severely cut back across the state over the past few years to the point where we're only testing mosquitoes from one community in northeast Colorado right now. History has shown us that West Nile virus is firmly established in Colorado, whether we're testing for it or not, and that residents need to take precautions every spring and summer to avoid what can become a very serious, and sometimes deadly, illness."
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With the prevalence of conspiracy theorists in the local area, I'm sure that the news of the Rapture coming tomorrow is common knowledge.
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WASHINGTON – Three Arlington men are behind bars after police say they shot out the windows of more than 250 vehicles using BB guns over the last few months.
Most of the crimes occurred in Arlington County, but they span the D.C.area including as far away as West Virginia, according to an Arlington County Police news release.
Alexander Chase, 19, and Recardo Reynoso Jr., 18, of Arlington, are charged with felony destruction of property. Chase is being held without bond and Reynoso is being held on $1,000 bond, according to the release.
William Romero, 18, of Arlington, is charged with grand larceny and grand larceny with intent to distribute. He is being held without bond, according to a news release.
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After a six year hiatus without an album, Cake are back and going on tour with new material from the new Cake album Showroom of Compassion. With a name eerily similar to their 1994 debut album Motorcade of Generosity, Showroom of Compassion is the fruit of five years labor on a solar-powered studio where the recording took place.
The unusualness of building a solar-powered studio to record an album is not really out of character for the band, known for their sarcasm, humor and host of influences ranging from Mariachi music to hip hop. Classic Cake songs like The Distance and their cover of I Will Survive, both off their cult classic Fashion Nugget, speak to the band's quirky tastes.
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(WUSA) -- Washington Animal Rescue League has TWO pets of the week this week.
WARL says Dashing Donny and Queen Bee Jules found themselves at the Washington Animal Rescue League when the person with whom they shared their lives passed away. The seven-year-old felines are not only striking in appearance, but rich in personality...and extremely people-centered.
Donny, a long-haired, Maine Coon mix prefers to drink his water from a cupped bear-paw rather than a bowl like a common cat. (Beware, his drinking antics could be the next big viral Youtube video.) Maine Coons are known as gentle giants, and Donny is definitely that. He loves to be brushed and tends to follow Jules' lead in all things.
Jules, a pleasingly plump, black Exotic Shorthair mix, prefers whatever she prefers at the moment, usually a soft place within sight of a person of her choosing. She is loyal and cat-the textbook description of the Exotic Shorthair cat-with the voice of a somewhat hoarse Siamese.
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|Leader Among Us: Leadership goes beyond classroom walls
|Written by Darci Tomky
When the Emerald Awards were first conceived four years ago, the Leader Among Us was defined as someone who provides excellent leadership in their school building, with a team, on a special project or through a wealth of service to the district.
Angie Powell demonstrates leadership in all of those areas and is a deserving recipient of the 2014 Leader Among Us award.
"From the classroom to staff meetings and committees, Angie is a true example of a leader," said Heather Bieber, Powell's English department colleague and Emerald Award nominator.
Powell is an English and language arts teacher at Holyoke High School, but her leadership extends far beyond the walls of her classroom. She is also the JR/SR High Response to Intervention coordinator, district Leadership Team chairperson, the HHS National Honor Society sponsor and an all-around "go-to girl" in the school.
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Powell serves as a member on the Positive Behavior Support Team, which has evolved to include not only behavior support for students, but academic support as well. When it came time for PBS positions to be filled, Powell was up for the challenge of the new Response to Intervention coordinator.
Nominator Ashley Clayton said the RTI position took a lot of extra time and effort on Powell's part, but she has never been negative about it. "This is one reason she is such a good leader," said Clayton. "She is able to take on a challenge and maintain a positive attitude throughout."
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James Davidson received the Outstanding Major in Chemistry Award during the 2013 Honors Convocation at North Central College.
James Davidson, son of Paul and Corinne of Lemont, Ill., was awarded the Outstanding Major in Chemistry Award during Honors Day May 14 at North Central College.
A senior and a student-veteran, James is majoring in chemistry at North Central College. He is a graduate of Lemont Township High School and a former member of the U.S. Marine Corps.
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According to police, the woman was walking there at approximately 6:40 a.m. when she was approached by a man on a mountain bike. They say the man then took out a handgun and forced the woman behind a house where he sexually assaulted her. She then fled and called police.
The sexual assault suspect is described as a black male, 21 or 22 years old, 5'6" tall and 140 pounds with a cut under his left eye, shoulder length dreadlocks/plaits, and no facial hair. He was wearing a black coat with red symbol on front, dirty light blue jeans, and black shoes.
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|Child Care / Preschools
Children's Big Apple Nursery & Kindergarten II
41-26 Case Street
Queens NY , 11372
phone: (718) 565-5311
Garden School
33-16 79th Street
Queens NY , 11372
phone: (718) 335-6363
Rainbowland Nursery School
33-11 77th Street
Queens NY , 11372
phone: (718) 803-1728
|Community Board
Queens Community Board # 3
82-11 37th Avenue - Suite 606
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 458-2707
fax: (718) 458-3316
|Community Organizations & Services
Jackson Heights Beautification Group
P.O. Box 720253
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 565-5344
Jewish Center of Jackson Heights
37-06 77th Street
Flushing NY , 11372
phone: (718) 429-1150
Queens Chamber of Commerce
75-20 Astoria Boulevard, Suite 140
Jackson Heights NY , 11370-1131
phone: (718) 898-8500
fax: (718) 898-8599
Jackson Heights Business & Professional Association
P.O. Box 36 77-10 34 Avenue, Apt A74
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 476-3173
fax: (718) 476-0671
|Fire Department
Engine 307, Ladder 154
81-17 Northern Boulevard
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
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Elmhurst Hospital Center
79-01 Broadway
Elmhurst NY , 11373
phone: (718) 334-4000
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Travers Park
78th Street, South of Northern Boulevard
Frank O'Connor Playground
78th street & Broadway
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115th Precinct
92-15 Northern Boulevard
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 533-2002
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Jackson Heights Post Office
78-02 37th Avenue
Jackson Heights NY , 11372-9997
phone: (800) 275-8777
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3443 93rd Street
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 446-4449
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33-16 79th Street
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718)335-6363
fax: (718) 565-1169
St Joan of Arc Parochial School (K-6)
8202 35th Avenue
Flushing NY , 11372
phone: (718) 639-9020
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71-06 31st Avenue
East Elmhurst NY , 11370
phone: (718)898-3800
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77-02 37 Avenue
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 424-7700
fax: (718) 458-6567
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phone: (718) 898-3630
fax: (718) 476-1976
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fax: (718) 898-7068
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86-15 37 Avenue
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phone: (718) 429-2563
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Renaissance Charter School
35-59 81 Street
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
Newtown High School
48-01 90 Street
Elmhurst NY , 11373
phone: (718) 595-8400
fax: (718) 699-8584
William Cullen Bryant High School
48-10 31 Avenue
Long Island City NY , 11103
phone: (718) 721-5404
fax: (718) 728-3478
Aviation Career and Technical Education High School
45-30 36 Street
Long Island City NY , 11101
phone: (718) 361-2032
fax: (718) 784-8654
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IS 145 Joseph Pulitzer (6-8)
33-34 80 Street
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 457-1242
fax: (718) 335-0601
73-10 34 Avenue
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 335-7648
fax: (718) 335-7513
30-14 30th Street
Jackson Heights NY , 11103
phone: (718) 932-5876
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Lexington School for the Deaf
30 Avenue & 75th Street
Jackson Heights NY , 11370
phone: (718)350-3300
fax: (718)899-9846
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Catherine Sheridan Senior Center
35-24 83rd Street
Jackson Heights NY , 11372
phone: (718) 458-4600
Elmhurst Jackson Heights Senior Center
87-11 Whitney Avenue
Jackson Heights NY , 11373
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Hon. Daniel Dromm
District Office Address 37-32 75th Street, 1st Floor
Jackson Heights NY, 11372
phone: (718) 803-6373
fax: (718) 803-9832
Manhattan Office Address 250 Broadway, Suite 1826
New York NY, 10007
phone: (212) 788-7066
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Hon. Michael G. DenDekker
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East Elmhurst NY , 11370
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Albany NY , 12248
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Hon. Francisco P. Moya
District Office 82-11 37th Avenue, Suite 709A
Jackson Heights NY, 11372
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fax: (718) 478-2371
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Hon. José Peralta
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East Elmhurst NY , 11369
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phone: (518) 455-2529
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Hon. Joseph Crowley
District Office 82-11 37th Avenue, Suite 402
Astoria NY , 11372
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Hon. Bill de Blasio
Jackson Heights, where the land was somewhat higher than in the surrounding towns, was named after the Jackson family, a prominent family who lived in the area of Northern Boulevard. When the Queensborough Bridge opened in 1908, connecting Manhattan to Queens, Edward MacDougall's Queensborough Corporation began purchasing local farms. In 1909 it purchased a 325-acre parcel of land and continued purchasing land through 1918 with the vision of creating a viable commuter suburb. In 1915 Interborough Rapid Transit (the IRT) built a subway line connecting Queens to Manhattan, and many apartment buildings were built in Jackson Heights. These garden style apartments were designed after garden apartments that were popular in London at the time. Rustic-looking houses were built around spacious courtyards, and these buildings remain some of the most beautiful housing in the city. The City Landmark Preservation Commission designated Jackson Heights a historic district in 1994.
In the 1965 the Hart-Celler Act increased immigration and waves of Asians and Latin Americans entered the United States via New York City. Many of these new Americans settled in Jackson Heights and built communities here. Jackson Heights is now one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the New York City.
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I'm having issues getting the pst import wizard to work properly, it always fails ok the contacts complaining about empty fields. I have made sure that all of my contacts have at least a name, phone number, and email address. Any help would be appreciated.
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D.C.'s Therrell C. Smith Celebrates her 96th Birthday With a Dance
Therrell Smith's dream was always to dance and to inspire others to do the same.
She began dancing ballet in the District 88 years ago. While attending Dunbar High School, she choreographed many of the school plays and operettas. She volunteered as a dance instructor for a local charity to make extra money as a teen.
During her years at Fisk University, she spent summers working as a dance teacher at a summer camp in Wisconsin. After graduation, she continued to work with young people as a camp counselor and drama teacher at a camp in Massachusetts. The highlight of her own training came when she was selected to study in Paris under the famous Mathilde Kschessinska, prima ballerina assoluta of the Imperial Russian Ballet.
For 65 years, she has taught dance, first at the LeDroit Park Nursery School, then later at facilities on Rhode Island Avenue, NW and Bunker Hill Road, NE, where she continues to work with young people.
At four years shy of a century, dance is still her life. And when members of her congregation decided to help her celebrate her birthday on Nov. 10, she knew exactly what to give them in return: the gift of dance. A members of the Unity of Washington D.C. church gathered inside the sanctuary, resplendent in their Sunday best, Smith blessed them with a classical modern dance.
She was welcomed by Sheryl McCullough, who could barely contain her excitement.
"I'd like to introduce to you today, a woman that has accomplished so much in her career," McCullough said. "It is an honor and privilege that she is with us here today. She wants to dance for us here on her 96th birthday…Ms. Smith, please stand up."
As Smith rose, the crowd immediately rose as well, giving her a standing ovation before she even moved into position. There were tears in her eyes as she approached the front of the church. As she danced, the members cheered her on, marveling that she was still as light on her feet as a feather, as confident of her moves as an eagle in flight.
When the music stopped, Smith blew kisses to the crowd. As she took one last bow, there was scarcely a dry eye in the room.
On this Sunday, Therell C. Smith had turned 96 years young, and she had celebrated by sharing her art with people she loved, as she had since she was 8 years old.
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Another felon that had a gun stash.
Another felon that had a gun stash.
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Because that's how the liberals think! There is nothing rational about their thought process. If you don't believe me just ask one of them.
Caya, who was placed on 20 years of probation for a 2006 felony drug possession conviction in Watonwan County.
It always more dramatic to say he is a felon. He could even had a felony trespassing or DUI. The story wouldn't have had the impact if you saw it was just a drug possession charge. He might have not received anything in the states which just passed pot laws.


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Been messing around with various tools to find out if there was a way to make a map like you see on google maps.
Came up with this.
Comments and questions most welcome
Been messing around with various tools to find out if there was a way to make a map like you see on google maps.
Came up with this.
Comments and questions most welcome
In the process of writing a tutorial for this, shouldn't take to long.
Looking forward to read that tutorial !
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Sounds interesting...looking forward to your tutorial.
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Very cool. The UI for that app is hinting that it can do more than one image. Is that true and is so would you like to have a go at doing some of the tiles in the Community World Building Project (CWBP) section of this forum where the Ansium area is tiled, to see if it can cope well with them. We have a custom world that has lots of scale from global down to town plan from about a few hundred maps.
ViewingDale Map maker and VTT . Recent CG posts . Keyword Index . Intros Index . Member Locations . CWBP Place Index
Just post it here / below. We would have liked a zoomable web view of the CWBP. I write a zoom browser app so I am fine with it but it would be good to have this on the site under the CWBP section. We currently have an html link map view - i.e. an image with rectangular clickable links to the sections mapped. Having it zoom to the cities etc would be an advantage to see where we have mapped. This is it running in an app: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qELcbKXdRm8 but if you can do this on a web page that would be great. In fact I could think of several world map spaces that could be done this way.
Heres a hot link to the image map of CWBP:
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Ill take a look at the viewer on YouTube, thanks. I found the image map of all the contributions, looks good, never seen it before. I tried the bottom right hand corner, to see if it was doable. This is what I managed. http://www.sixmitchells.co.uk/maps/CWBP/embed.html
Is there anyway to get the finished mapsto my hard drive without going to each thread and trying to find the latest version?
The only thing that I didn't know about when I looked about Seadragon about a year ago was that I think you have to upload your images to their server. I'll have to checkout the tutorial and see if that's still true.
edit: Awesome - it sounds real simple. Maybe I misunderstood it last time? Anyway, I'll have to try this.
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BARNESVILLE - The Shadyside High School football program has a list of accomplishments that stretches all the way around the loop on Central Avenue.
Whether it's trips to the playoffs, OVAC titles, two berths in the Division VI state championship game and regional championships, the Tigers have a laundry list of accomplishments, but what they achieved Friday night had been 35 years in the making.
By virtue of their convincing 35-0 victory against the Shamrocks, Shadyside put the finishing touches on a brilliant 10-0 campaign and wrapped up its 10th first-round home game in the process.
"This is especially nice for the seniors, the entire team, the community and fans," Shadyside coach Mark Holenka said. "I feel good for all of those people because I know how much it means to everyone. It's nice to know that one day, before we're 6-feet under, that we can look back and feel good about something."
The outcome was really never in doubt as the Shamrocks dropped their fifth straight game and finished their first season under Coach Matt Johnson at 4-6.
"Shadyside is 10-0 for a reason," Johnson said. "Mark (Holenka) and his staff do an outstanding job. They're a good football team, and I wish them all the best in the playoffs."
The Shamrocks found themselves down 14 at the half after junior Chris Littell and senior Brooks Ramsey scored on runs of 14 and 60, respectively in the first half.
The Tigers took the second half kick into Shamrocks' territory, but were stopped on downs. The Shamrocks' momentum was short-lived, however.
On a third-and-long play, Tigers defensive back Chase Kinemond read the eyes of Shamrocks quarterback Isaac McGee and picked off an attempted screen pass and returned it 15 yards for a touchdown.
"I thought that was the biggest play of the game," Johnson said. "Up until that play, we still had a belief that we could do some things, which kind of broke our backs."
Ramsey, who had his number called early and often, responded. He took the handoff and raced 73 yards to the 2-yard line, setting up Jacob Spencer for the touchdown plunge. Ramsey led the Tigers with 223 yards on 18 carries.
Sophomore Austin Dorris closed the game's scoring when he hauled in an out pattern from Kinemond, stiff-armed a defender and raced 27 yards. Jacob Haswell was true on the PAT, taking over for Hudson who nailed the first four.
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|St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Amherst prepares for 100th anniversary celebration
|Written by Chris Lee
It began as a school in a building originally intended for use as a chicken house. Numbers grew and weekly Sunday worship services were conducted. In 1916 the first church building was dedicated. Fourteen years later, a second church was built and dedicated. Today, both churches still stand and are getting ready for a big celebration.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Amherst welcomes the public to help celebrate its 100th anniversary Sunday, April 11. A dinner at the Amherst Community Hall will follow the 10:30 a.m. worship service. Another service of praise and thanks is scheduled for 2 p.m. followed by a reception in the church basement.
Four pastors who have served the congregation will participate in the services, according to member Gordon Leben. They include Rev. John Larson, Rev. George Hesse, Rev. Alan Borcher and current pastor Kurt Hatteberg.
Photos and information from the 100 years will be on display for members to view and discuss. Leben estimates around 300 people will be present Sunday.
100 years of history
In 1909 a number of Lutheran families were settling in the vicinity of Amherst. Many of those were German Lutheran families from eastern and central Nebraska. The prairie land in the area was being homesteaded and transformed into wheat farms.
Back then, the nearest places with worship opportunities were in the mission congregations of Holyoke and Venango, Neb. Rev. William Leitz was serving both congregations until he accepted a call to Fort Morgan in July 1909.
Vicar George Steinkamp was sent by the Mission Board of the Kansas District to Amherst. He had a goal of starting a Christian day school since there was a large number of Lutheran families with children living in the area.
The first classes were taught in a building originally intended for use as a chicken house. The building sat just to the south of the present church. Julius Schmidt, who used the building temporarily to live in while he built a new home, donated the building to be used as a schoolhouse.
During the first school year, 1909-10, Steinkamp not only taught classes, he also prepared three young people for confirmation. Rev. Leitz came back from Ft. Morgan to confirm the class.
Divine services had begun, with regular Sunday worship being conducted in the public schoolhouse. Both Christmas and New Year's Eve were observed with services in the building as well.
March 25, 1910 was a big occasion as families of the nine charter members gathered at the home of Fred Niermann one mile south and one mile east of Amherst. The meeting was to discuss the formation of a congregation.
The nine charter members include Ernst H. Claus, Fred Niermann, Julius Schmidt, Charles Redies, Herman Leben, Sr., Henry Niermann, Carl Radtke, Herman Senstock, Sr. and Johan Petau.
Vicar Steinkamp left in May 1910 and a pastor from Big Springs, Neb., served during the vacancy. It was decided to call a pastor, together with the congregations in Holyoke and Venango. Pastor John Rozak was called and he accepted. He was installed on the first Sunday in Advent in 1910 as the first pastor of the congregation.
Six years later on Jan. 16, 1916, a dedication was held for the first church building. Before the new building was built, services had been held in a public school building. The school made its home in the basement of the church.
The cost to build the new church, which still stands north of the current church, was $2,728.16. Of that amount, $2,000 had been paid with the remainder being borrowed.
The building was used as First Church from 1916-1931 and Parochial School from 1916-1957.
A total of 15 pastors have served with many others filling in during vacancy periods.
Following Rev. Rozak was Rev. Ernest Drinkgern. He was installed Sept. 8, 1912 and served until May, 1917.
1917 would be the last year confirmation classes would be taught in German. January of the following year, it was decided to discontinue the teaching of German in school until after the war. Six months later in July, the congregation voted to have English services every other Sunday. German services were discontinued in 1933.
Rev. Otto Hoyer was installed Aug. 10, 1917 and stayed in Amherst for nine years. During his time, the church became a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio and other states (now known as the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod). He also was the last pastor to teach, as the first teacher (Carl Eberhard) was hired at the school.
Rev. Walter W. Wilk was called from Arriba on Oct. 23, 1926. He served 14 years and during that time saw a lot of change within the church.
Jan. 1, 1930 a resolution was passed to erect a new church. Eugene Groves from Denver served as the architect and the total cost for the new building was $22,600.
The need for a new building was evident as there were 370 baptized members, 245 communicants, 120 children in Sunday school and 30 in the school at the time of the dedication.
In 1931, the new church building was dedicated with 1,200 people being served lunch that day. By 1938, the communicant membership was about 300, but in two years' time, approximately 100 members moved away due to the depression and repeated crop failures.
The depression also made it hard for the church to be paid off. Not until 1941 was the remaining debt on the church liquidated.
After Rev. Wilk's departure, Rev. Harold Brauer served as a vacancy pastor and was installed on Oct. 6, 1940. He left in 1944. Rev. A.H. Kerstner was called and installed Jan. 7, 1945. Rev. Kerstner served for only two years before he died of a sudden heart attack. He was buried in the Amherst cemetery.
A Reuter pipe organ was installed in the church July 1946 and dedicated in October to those who served in WWII. It is the same organ used today. It was completely dismantled, cleaned and repaired in 1997.
Rev. A. Bruenger was installed Nov. 23, 1947 and served until Feb. 22, 1951. A pastor from Julesburg served as a vacancy pastor for nearly 16 months, during which time 13 pastors were called before the next pastor, Rev. Theodore Schauland was installed in 1952.
Work on a new parsonage began Aug. 6, 1952. The old parsonage was sold May 15, 1953 and a month later the new one was to be dedicated. Three days after the sale of the old parsonage, a fire broke out in the new one and before the fire could be controlled, nearly two-thirds of it was destroyed.
The interior had been painted but the cupboards and other things had yet to be installed. After a few days of cleaning the debris away, the ruins were ready for rebuilding. The current parsonage was dedicated Oct. 11, 1953.
Rev. Schauland served until June 1977. During his tenure, several improvements were made to the church properties. On Oct. 3, 1971 the congregations of Amherst and Venango voted to become a dual parish, with Rev. Schauland the pastor of both.
Rev. Gerald Werth was called and installed Aug. 26, 1977. He served for nearly 26 months before moving to Denver. Rev. Gary Rahe of Holyoke served the nine-month vacancy before Rev. Douglas Keene was installed July 20, 1980. He served until May 31, 1982. Rev. Rahe again served during the vacancy.
July 3, 1983 was when the church's 11th pastor was installed. Rev. John R. Larson served the two congregations for over eight years before moving to Arvada.
In 1989 the brick on the outside of the church was repaired for $15,065. It was just one of many additions and repairs over the years.
Rev. Larson was followed by Rev. Harold Rathjen who was installed June 14, 1992. He was forced to resign May 30, 1999 due to health problems.
Rev. George Hesse was installed in the dual parishes of Amherst and Venango Aug. 5, 2001. He served until Feb. 8, 2004.
On Dec. 12, 2001, the church was listed in the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties. A plaque can be viewed at the front doors to the church.
Rev. Alan Borcher would become the church's 14th pastor on June 27, 2004. He served for four years before being called to a startup church in Riverton, Utah.
The current pastor, Rev. Kurt Hatteberg has served since Jan. 11, 2009. He and wife Suzan have a daughter Theresa and two sons Karl and Jared.


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Written By Charlotte Motor Speedway
CONCORD, N.C. - When the money's on the line, NASCAR's best drivers better keep their feet on the gas.
With a $1 million payday, the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway already offers the richest per-mile winner's purse in motorsports at more than $7,400 for each mile raced. But this year, the pot gets even sweeter with the introduction of Bruton's Big Bonus.
When NASCAR's best take to the high banks of the legendary 1.5-mile superspeedway, drivers will have a million more reasons stay up front from the first green flag until the checkered falls.
If one driver wins all four 20-lap segments and bests the field in the final 10-lap shootout, he will double his winnings and take home Bruton's Big Bonus of an additional $1 million.
"My dad, Bruton Smith, says that three things motivate people - love, fear and money," said Marcus Smith, president and general manager of Charlotte Motor Speedway. "These drivers love to race and they fear losing with backyard bragging rights on the line. Now we are doubling down with $2 million up for grabs. This is motivation like never before to get up on the wheel for the fans."
The May 18 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race will consist of 90 total laps; four 20-lap segments followed by a mandatory four-tire pit stop and a 10-lap sprint to the big-money finish.
"I don't have a strategy, but to win," said Brad Keselowski, driver of the No. 2 Penske Racing Ford, when he helped unveil the additional $1 million bonus. "I'll let the crew chief figure that stuff out. I'm just going to go out there and race as hard as I can to lead every lap, win every segment. And now it looks I've got reason to do so."
Drivers currently eligible for the 2013 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race are Marcos Ambrose, Greg Biffle, Clint Bowyer, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Carl Edwards, Jeff Gordon, Denny Hamlin, Kevin Harvick, Jimmie Johnson, Kasey Kahne, Matt Kenseth, Keselowski, Joey Logano, Mark Martin, Ryan Newman and Tony Stewart.
In addition, the top two finishers from the Sprint Showdown and the Sprint Fan Vote winner will be added to the field, plus any additional drivers who wins a Sprint Cup Series race prior to the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race.
Charlotte Motor Speedway


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mail2.mydomain.com running zimbra 8 NE,
I want to switch my mailing accounts to NE after few days , but still we want to give user access to both servers to reach their new emails.
i want if someone sent email to email@example.com mail & mail1 servers receive the email , so user1@mydomain will login from any of our server can have his/her latest emails.
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My Mx records are .
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mail2.maydomain.com ->MX:20 :
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Thanks and waiting