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Blakehurst Academy of Performing Arts
At Blakehurst Academy, we teach your child to express themselves through dancing. We provide a safe and disciplined, yet enjoyable and creative environment for everyone to dance. No matter your child's age, they can take part in our classes.
There is a class for everybody at Blakehurst Academy! We offer:
- Classical Ballet
- Jazz
- Tap
- Contemporary
- Musical Theatre
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- Singing
- Acrobatics
- Adults Contemporary, Tap and Jazz
- 'Imagine' program - incorporated in to our Tinytots and Introductory classes (3-4yrs).
Our students are taught by experienced and passionate teachers who hold qualifications in their respective fields.
We teach the ATOD Ballet, Contemporary, Tap and Jazz syllabus. Examinations are offered from 5 year old levels through to Teacher Qualifications.
We also have Junior, Intermediate and Senior Performance Troupes who regularly compete in Eisteddfods and perform at community events.
Visit our website or call us to learn more about our children's and adults dance programs!
Contact: 0402 103 871
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Greatest dancing school!!!By PP on 15/06/2013 1:02:14 AM
My two daughters just love getting ready each week for their ballet and jazz classes. The teachers are very professional, hardworking and attentive to all students. We love seeing the girls dance and the concerts are amazing!! It is a great way for the girls to make friends and have a healthy approach to exercise. Amy, the principal is always friendly and approachable, she (...) Read more
Blakehust Academy of Performing ArtsBy Marie on 12/06/2013 1:41:23 PM
My daughter started with Blakehurst Academy about 9years ago, she is now 14years old. The teachers and the principal have been encouraging throughout all her years. She looks forward to her classes every week, even though sometimes school homework can be stacked on. She finds the dance classes of jazz & tap quite challenging & enjoyable. Also she has joined other dance ge (...) Read more
Simply loving dance!By Helen on 5/04/2013 6:20:40 PM
My 6 year old daughter has been attending the Academy for the last 4 years and is simply loving it. She is unable to single out one favourite class - she enjoys all of them - from Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Performance Group and now Acrobatics. The Academy has a great community feeling, with Amy and the team doing a great job of harnessing the student's talent and making them shin (...) Read more
A class for everyoneBy angela.stratiotis on 19/03/2013 10:51:09 PM
My little girl looks forward to her ballet and jazz class, and the principal Amy is very engaging with the kids, they love her. This is our third year running now with the Academy, and it's great to see variety of classes has been added to the timetable based on demand. Classes such as Little Glee and acrobatics for example. This is what a good performance school should pr (...) Read more
Dance is their life!!By Robin on 19/03/2013 10:04:28 PM
My two girls have been dancing here for the past 6 years and have loved every minute of it. They do everything from Ballet and jazz to the new Acro and Kicks Leaps and turns classes which they are absolutley loving. The teachers here are great,as they not only teach the kids dance but take the time to mentor them as well and encourage them to acheive their best. Every ye (...) Read more
best times of my lifeBy Gabby on 19/03/2013 8:55:15 AM
This is my seventh year dancing at Blakehurst Academy of Performing Arts and I still love it. I take just about every class the school offers. All the teachers are great and very professional. They make every lesson fun! It feels like one big family. All the students are lovely and help each other out when needed. Not only do we get to perform at the end of year concert, b (...) Read more
Back for some more as an adult!By kristina.koma on 18/03/2013 5:11:29 PM
I previously danced with Blakehurst Performing arts for 10 years, due to schooling commitments I gave it up. But when I thought about coming back to dancing it was the obvious place for me to return. I enjoyed it as a child, and now I am back enjoying the Adult Jazz and Adult Ballet/contemporary class. Amy does an amazing job of running the academy, the classes are afforda (...) Read more
3rd year at Blakehurst Academy of Performing Arts and loving every minute!!By Jenny on 17/03/2013 11:14:13 PM
My little girl really looks forward to her jazz and ballet dancing classes every Sat morning. The teachers work really hard. It amazes me every year how quickly the girls learn their long dance routines. The Academy is very professional and well organised. The end of year concerts are terrific which is why they are just about fully booked every year. The individual and cla (...) Read more


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People of the Year 2013: Project Pay it Forward
Helping one business at a time after Hurricane Sandy
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"In the days after the storm, there was a mentality of helping one another — it was such a mess, but there was also such a feeling of community. You really felt like you were literally helping someone, and that struck a chord with me," said Billy Kupferman, a co-founder of Project Pay it Forward, a group of residents and business owners who have been helping local businesses and organizations get back on their feet in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
In the weeks after the storm, with a majority of Long Beach residents still displaced, Swingbellys, the popular West End barbecue joint, along with Skudin Surf, Surf for All, Kupferman and the Long Beach Surfer's Association teamed up to serve more than 200 turkey dinners at the Ice Arena on Thanksgiving. Before the storm, Kupferman had barely known Swingbellys' owner, Sean Sullivan, whose own business was destroyed by the storm. But the two quickly became close friends after that Thanksgiving event, and were committed to continue giving back to the community.
"That was definitely what brought everybody together," Kupferman said.
The Surfer's Association, along with Earth Arts, Swingbellys and the Janet Slavin law firm, launched Project Pay it Forward in January, a collaborative effort aimed at getting storm-ravaged businesses in the city rebuilt and off the ground.
While the list of groups and individuals who have helped the community since the storm is virtually endless, Project Pay it Forward is the Herald's choice for 2013 People of the Year. It has left an indelible mark, mainly by igniting a grass-roots movement to help a city that was reeling after Sandy.
"Certainly, I've seen them help spark a level of community engagement and activism the likes of which I've not seen over my nearly 15 years here," said Michigan Street resident John McNally, a co-chair of the state's local Community Reconstruction Program and associate director of the Energeia Partnership at Molloy College. "These are all people who were impacted as much as those they're helping. The amount they're all doing for our community while simultaneously also trying to get back in their own homes — and get their businesses back on their feet — is truly remarkable."
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Royals Charities…
Royals Charities donated more than $230,000 to 14 area non-profit organizations during the Spring cycle of its Royals Charities Grant Program.
That amount means the charitable arm of the Royals has donated more than $3 million since 2001…all to local charities! That's a pretty substantial amount of money and we're just getting started…
This season, Royals Charities is hosting several new events as well as revamping many of its existing programs – all in an effort to help out our community in as many ways as possible. So, here's a quick rundown of what the Royals Charities factory is cranking out in 2008:
June 26 – Diamond of Dreams: It's Royals Charities first on-field event and we aren't holding anything back! Diamond of Dreams: Taking the Field for The Dream Factory is Thursday, June 26 – a Royals off day – on the field at The K with all proceeds benefiting The Dream Factory. Since our Boys in Blue will be in town, several of the players as well as GM Dayton Moore and Manager Trey Hillman will be in attendance to mingle with guests, who are encouraged to dress in their most creative Royals attire. Local 80s band favorite The Zeros will entertain from second base, while guests enjoy a Kansas City-inspired food and drink menu. Individual tickets for this event are going fast, so purchase your Diamond of Dreams tickets now…
May 17 and August 16 – T.A.K.E. Defense: We are inviting all our female fans out to The K to participate in one (or both!) of our T.A.K.E. Defense self-defense classes. The classes are FREE, open only to females and are taking place on the field! The T.A.K.E. Defense program represents a living legacy in honor of Ali Kemp, a 19-year-old Leawood, Kan., resident who was murdered while working as a lifeguard at a neighborhood pool in Johnson County. The goal of the program is to raise awareness and to give women ages 12 and older the self-protection skills they need to avoid becoming the victims of violent crime. All you have to do is register for a class and meet us at The K!
More with T.A.K.E. Defense – Royals Calendars: Sure, April is over, but you can still buy an April-March Royals Players calendar (only $10) to benefit The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation. We are selling them at The K when the guys are in town, but you can also buy them online here. Something we noticed at the last Autograph Afternoon at The K (next one: Sunday, May 11) is that the calendars are great for signing!
Royals Legacy Brick Program: Have you bought your Legacy Brick yet? If not, here's your chance. The Royals Legacy Brick Program, which benefits Royals Charities (which benefits our community), is giving fans the opportunity to be a part of the tradition of our franchise and leave their marks on Kauffman Stadium. You can order your personalized bricks here.
Royalty Fields: If your baseball/softball fields are in need of repair or revamping, keep sending in those applications for grants through the Royalty Fields Grant Program, which just rewarded these three programs with $5,000 grants:
- Southern Youth Sports, Nebraska
- Lone Jack Athletic Club, Missouri
- Kearney County Community Foundation, Nebraska
Find the Royalty Fields Grant Application here.
Thursday, Aug. 7 – Kansas City Royals Celebrity Golf Tournament: Okay, the details haven't been officially released on this one, so we'll keep it to "save this date on the calendar." Basically, Royals Charities is hosting its first Royals Celebrity Golf Tournament at The National. We all know how baseball players love to golf, so expect the event to involve hitting the links with current and former Royals all raising money for charity. Again, details haven't been released, but you can call (816) 921-8000 to reserve your spot…


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StreetFest Set for Two Wheels
The 2005 edition of StreetFest will see some 1,000 incoming Calvin College students spend a part of their orientation combining service with learning in a variety of Grand Rapids neighborhoods.
August 22, 2005 | Myrna Anderson
Spring Break Service Trips Set to Depart
From March 17 through 25, while students nationwide join the annual spring break exodus to the beach, 75 Calvin students with less leisurely agendas will be trekking to seven locales on the college's spring break service-learning trips.
March 10, 2006 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin hosts Hague School exhibition
From Oct. 5 through Nov. 17, 2007, the Center Art Gallery at Calvin College will be hosting "Between Nature and Nationality: The Hague School in the Nineteenth Century."
October 01, 2007 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin to host Hillis Miller
A renowned literary theorist will speak at Calvin College this month on connections between literature and Scripture.
October 10, 2007 | Myrna Anderson
A prodigal gift of art
Calvin College was given the Gerbens family's entire Prodigal Son collection as a gift.
January 09, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
Volleyball team opens new facility
The Calvin volleyball team opened its season in new surroundings as the team held its first official practice—nearly six hours long—on August 16 in the new Huizenga Tennis and Track Center on campus.
August 22, 2008 | Bruce Van Baren
Meeter Center hosts institute for high school teachers
In 16th-century France, Protestants and Catholics living in the same village wrestled with questions like the following: what if your Protestant grandson wants to marry a Catholic girl? High school teachers will have the opportunity to wrestle with these and other related questions via "Making Sense of the Reformation."
September 01, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
Swim team jumps into first practice in new pool
On January 14, Calvin swimmers and divers officially opened the Venema Aquatic Center.
January 15, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
Winter ecology at Calvin
Two weeks ago, students from Plymouth Christian School visited the Bunker Interpretive Center to learn about the winter habits of animals, winter weather and how to measure windchill.
February 25, 2009 | Matt Kucinski
Return of the native plants
Earlier this week at Calvin's Lake Drive greenhouse, Jane Warners took a moment to talk about the plant she was re-potting: "This is bergamot. It's part of the mint family, and it reproduces like crazy."
May 01, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
The Fine Arts Center
Soon, the FAC will be closing for construction. The final concert is meant to pay tribute to the site for its many concerts, plays, lectures, chapel services and other gatherings.
May 07, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin celebrates its namesake's 500th
Calvin College will celebrate a milestone birthday in honor of its namesake, John Calvin, this week.
July 08, 2009 | Allison Graff
Hitting the streets
When six students from Calvin's Center for Social Research (CSR) hit the streets of Kent County, they're mistaken for everything from tax collectors to door-to-door salespeople.
July 17, 2009 | Allison Graff
Paintings along the way
Speyers has learned all about the pitfalls and the pleasures of painting en plein air or "in the open air" at sites along the California coastline.
November 13, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
FAC construction update
Go inside the fences to get an update on the renovation of the Covenant Fine Arts Center.
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Q&A: Randy Wolthuis
After 10 years as director of the Broene Counseling Center, Randy Wolthuis is leaving Calvin to re-enter private practice as a specialist in marital issues.
May 10, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
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After 10 years as director of the Broene Counseling Center, Randy Wolthuis is leaving Calvin to re-enter private practice as a specialist in marital issues.
May 10, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
A trio of new directors
Cindy Kok is the new director of the Broene Counseling Center at Calvin College. Kok '92, a certified social worker and clinical psychologist, replaces outgoing director Randy Wolthuis.
August 11, 2010 | Joe Salowitz
Sins, virtues and big fish at gallery debut
Sins and virtues hang side-by-side at the opening exhibition of the New Center Art Gallery.
October 19, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Art Partners
Two Calvin departments are teaming up to launch a new giving circle for lovers of art.
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The winner of eight 2012 Tony® Awards, including Best Musical, Once is not to be missed. The story is set in Dublin and tells the tale of a street musician who is about to give up on his music when he meets the beautiful (and hilarious) young woman who encourages him to follow his dreams. The show is absolutely magnificent and features an ensemble of brilliant actors and musicians who actually play their own instruments on stage. The show captivated me from beginning to end and left me wanting more—I'm hoping for a Once Again sequel (you heard it here first). One word of advice: Get to the theater early. You're allowed on stage before the show to order a cocktail … and even though we have to make due with a set that only looks like a bar in Dublin, the drinks are for real. Click here for tickets and to learn more.
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Greensboro, NC -- A Page High School teacher, recently named Guilford County Schools 'Employee of the Month,' resigned Friday afternoon after inappropriate images of him surfaced on one of his social media accounts.
William Saunders, 27-years-old, resigned on Friday afternoon after he was confronted by the district about photos he posted to his Instagram account.
The photos in question are a montage and show Saunders is standing in front of a mirror wearing only a towel, a close up of his groin while wearing boxers, and another photo of him naked, cupping his genitals.
Guilford County Schools says that the photos are a clear violation of the district's social media policy. There appears to be a huge disconnect because the 'William Saunders' that students knew and the 'William Saunders' online are very different people. The district describes Saunders as a valued employee since 2004 and said that he has been a good role model for the district's children since he started working for them.
Saunders started working for Guilford County Schools in 2004. He served as a marketing teacher as part of the career and technical education program.
Saunders was also an advisor for a student business organization (DECA), worked with the Page marching band drum line, and supervised Page students who served as tutors at one of our elementary schools.
Nora Carr with Guilford County Schools provided the following statement:
"We expect our employees to serve as role models for children and young people, and to act in a professional and responsible manner at all times. We also advise our employees to keep their personal and professional lives separate. This situation clearly violates that trust as well as Board policies."
Guilford County Schools provided News 2 with their Social Media Guidelines and Facebook guidelines.
Nora Carr told News 2's Liz Crawford that the school principal found out about the pictures on Friday and took immediate action. A student shared them with the School Resource Officer who assisted the school with access to the pictures.
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7mm is an awesome all around gun for out here!! I have one and absolutely love it!!!
Remember elk live in steep country and a lighter weight rifle can be nice. I also like a 3 position safety so the Winchester M70 or Ruger M77 are favorites for me. I really like the look and feel of the Kimber 84L but have heard mixed reviews. I like that these rifles lock the bolt closed in the furthest back position so when I switch my slung rifle to my left shoulder and the safety rubs against my pack it stays put. Tang safety's are nice too but some let the bolt unlock with the safety on, have to check the different brands. A light STIFF synthetic stock factory stock is always good especially if it has a good recoil pad like the Limbsaver. To many factory stocks flex a lot on the forend and I prefer a stiffer stock that stays free floated when pressure is put on it from a bipod or other rest. B&C makes a good aluminum bedded stock for a pretty reasonable price if the factory one isn't good enough.
For calibers I'd personally stay somewhere in the 270-7mm Rem mag range. I like flat shooting guns with light recoil. My personal choice is two rifles, a 264WM for plains and a 270 for steep country. Someday I'd like to have a 300WSM as a dedicated elk gun, but the recoil is to stiff for me personally to consider it an all around rifle. I tend to specialize rather than go for an all around though. The long barrel needed on a 264WM or most of the Weatherby magnums for top speed isn't something I want on an all around rifle. While I love my 264WM the longer barrel can be a pain in the timber when it makes the stock stick further over my head in the Eberlestock scabbard, or the barrel stick farther over my shoulder on a sling. I use a shorter, lighter rifle on the mountain and the 264 as a plains gun.
I'd prefer to stay in the 22-24" range and use a light enough recoiling round that I don't need a break on it for something I'll pack around a mountain. I have a flinch from shooting a 300win to much so the 7mm Rem Mag is about as much gun as I want to use. Even that is to much at times with the amount of practice shooting as I do. For me the top calibers would be 270 win, 270WSM, 280 Rem or AI, 7WSM, or 7mm RM for an all around rifle for Wyoming. I know many 30-06 fans will disagree with me for good reason, but if I want to step up to 30-06 recoil I personally prefer to go with the 7 mag and it's higher BC 160 or 168gr bullets that can be pushed to 3000fps.
Something else to consider if you choose a less common round for your primary gun is a common gun to take for back-up. For example if I'm on a hunt and somehow become separated from my ammunition I'm not likely to find a box of 264WM on the shelf. With a 270 as my back-up rifle if I get separated from my handloads I'm likely to be able to find some factory rounds to shoot.
7mm all the way IMO
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
Depends on recoil if your wanting to see the report of the rifle though your scope I shoot 280 rem in t/c pro hunter almost can see the report of the rifle had a ruger m77 all weather 280 rem could see the report of the rifle have 300 rum in rem 700 no way gona see the report of that rifle and will be hard to see the report on most rifles unless heavy or small cal


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Is it true that there is only one Royals hitch cover in the entire state of Mississippi? That's what Royals fan Mike Moddrell is claiming. The Lawrence, Kan., native now lives in Gautier, Miss., and – after attending a recent Royals game at Kauffman Stadium – sent us this picture of the hitch cover on his truck with this bold statement: "The only one like it in the state of Mississippi – I promise you!" Are there any other Royals fans down South who can challenge Mike on that?
Mike is just one of a handful of interesting visitors we've had out at The K lately. During the last homestand, we had the reigning Miss Kansas USA Cara Renee Gorges (pronounced Gorgeous – no joke) throwing out a first pitch as well as a group of middle school students from Condordia Middle School in Chia Yi, Taiwan, attending their first Major League Baseball game. The students were part of a Taiwanese educational program that brings a group of students to the United States each summer. They live with host families in the Midwest and take in as much of the Midwest lifestyle as possible – which obviously means attending a Royals baseball game!


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How do I enter my grades online?
Grades are entered through Banner Web Self Service. Instructions for entering them can be found here.
I entered my grades on Banner but am told an incomplete I submitted is still missing. What happened?
When you enter grades on your roster, after hitting "submit" you will come to a second screen where you are asked to verify the incomplete. You must hit submit a second time for the incomplete to post to the student's record. If you omit the second step, the incomplete will not post & the grade will show as blank.
How do I submit a grade change?
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Where can I find information on the official grade policy of the university?
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Where do I find a list of all courses that have been approved be meet Common Curriculum requirements?
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I want to view previous versions of the printed (book) class schedules. Are they available for viewing?
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In our latest Best of Bellator Video series, we look back at a Bellator 14 fight between Pat Curran and Mike Ricci.
Prior to each new event, Bellator Fighting Championships and MMAjunkie.com dig into the video archives for a classic fight.
This week we focus on the Bellator debut of Pat Curran, an eventual tournament champion who recently dropped a weight class and now can be seen in action during a featherweight-tourney bout at Saturday's Bellator 47 event.
Although launched in 2009, Bellator has promoted dozens of events and
hundreds of fights. We seek out some of the best for our weekly Best of
Bellator Video series.
Back at Bellator 14, Curran and Ricci provided one of the promotion's early highlight-reel finishes. In the April 2010 fight, the two fighters competed in Chicago during an opening-round fight in the season-two lightweight tournament. It pitted Curran, a veteran of the Illinois fight circuit, against Ricci, a highly touted training partner of Georges St-Pierre's.
With notables such as Roger Huerta, Toby Imada and Carey Vanier in the tourney field, the Curran vs. Ricci matchup didn't get an excessive amount of attention. But midway through the first round, one fighter made a statement as he qualified for the semifinals.
Check out the embedded clip to see the stunning finish.
For more on Bellator 47, stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
Prior to each event, Bellator Fighting Championships and MMAjunkie.com dig into the video archives for a classic fight for our Best of Bellator Video series. Catch Bellator events throughout the year on MTV2. Additionally, check out bellator.com for official information, and stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com for the organization's upcoming schedule.


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After 3 forced shutdown of my computer due to a firewall issue (unrelated to Zimbra) I was not able to find launch Zimbra (or even find shortcuts) after a successful restart. I navigated to the Zimbra folder on the C: drive and found a update.exe file and ran it. It seemed to reinstall Zimbra Desktop. The problem is it lost all of my accounts (5).
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Velvet buck, no testicles!
Lots of points, mass, and narrow spread
5x2 bull. Not broken, this is how the antlers formed. Sure would have been really neat in a couple years.
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The copmany want to keep all mails. Is it possible to make impossible for user to delete mails from mailbox or the trash. Or make them invisible. When epmloyee leaves the company mails stay for the next man.
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from the kitchen of Angie Webster
1 lb. ground meat (Angie uses ground turkey, lean ground beef works great!)
1-2 cloves fresh garlic, crushed
1 can Chili Beans (with sauce)
12 oz. jar of salsa
1/2 cup - 1 cup Minute Rice
Fritos or Tortilla Chips
Shredded Cheddar Cheese
Sour Cream
Brown meat in a frying pan. Add garlic.
Once meat is browned, add salsa, chili beans & rice. (Angie says, I don't measure the rice, just whatever looks right)
Cook over medium heat until rice is done.
Once it's cooked, remove from heat, sprinkle with cheddar cheese, cover until is cheese melted.
Serve with chips & sour cream, a little more salsa or some fresh tomatoes!
- This is a great stove top dish. Can be saved and served out of a crock pot on "low" . . . watch it, it gets brown easily.
- I cook it and refrigerate. As needed, a single serving heats well in the microwave and is a great way to keep the family fed as they run in and out.
- Use the recipe as a place to begin . . .
I substituted "nearly cooked" brown rice for the Minute Rice.
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No Salsa? Add a can of diced tomatoes and a packet of taco seasoning.
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Charlotte, NC - Charlotte Bobcats forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is expected to be out 4-6 weeks after suffering a non-displaced fracture of the fourth metacarpal in his left hand during the third quarter of last night's game in Dallas. Kidd-Gilchrist, who was examined on-site last night, had additional x-rays taken this morning in Charlotte that confirmed the original diagnosis.
In 18 games this season, Kidd-Gilchrist is averaging 9.1 points on .500 shooting (62-124) and 5.3 rebounds in 26.7 minutes per game.
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Constructing Underdash Floorboards - Trans Undercover Part 2Written by on October 9, 2013 Hiding a T5 in a 1033 Coupe
The initial hard part of the job is over. In the last issue, we showed you the process of creating the transmission cover for a T5 in a Flathead-powered '33 coupe (along with ways to make that popular engine/transmission matchup work). It takes a lot of skillful sheetmetal manipulation to create those complex tapers from a single piece of 16-gauge, and Ben Vasquez at Stone's Metal Shop knocked it out in a day. We won't say he made it look easy. He just made it look perfect.
This month, we're showing you the rest of the job as the under-dash floorboards are constructed and grafted to the tunnel.


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I have installed Zimbra Desktop 1.0 on over 20 PC's running XP and it works great. However, we have one laptop running Vista, and the spell check fails on it intermittently. Misspelled words will simply not be highlighted. Sometimes it catches one word and not others. Restarting often helps, but isn't a good long term solution.
My current plan is to switch this user to Outlook or Thunderbird, but thought I should check here first, since were using an actual Zimbra server, hosted by 01.
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About Salesforce Chatter:
Salesforce Chatter is a hybrid Facebook + Twitter application that is mainly designed for enterprise users to be used at work place. The coolest and revolutionary part is that, you not only follow
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Is It a Mole...or Skin Cancer?
Quick guide to suspicious looking moles
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To find out whether it is a mole or cancer, check your skin every few months, because most skin cancers start as irregular spots, says Ariel Ostad, MD, assistant professor of dermatology at New York University.
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text: Web Extra Page 1 of 3 Next Page > Morality plays By Jamie DeanPosted Oct. 8, 2008Web Extra | What do Mormons, Catholics, and Jews have in common? They'll each play a vital role in swing states come Nov. 4 [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/10/morality_plays] Improving the faith-based initiative By Marvin OlaskyPosted Aug. 28, 2008Web Extra | The Access to Recovery program allows individuals to choose where they receive help [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/08/improving_the_faith_based_initiative] Crowd pleasers By Jamie DeanPosted Aug. 14, 2008Web Extra | The Democratic Party made symbolic moves this week to appease Hillary Clinton and evangelicals [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/08/crowd_pleasers] Activists around the world protest China's human-rights record By Mindy BelzPosted Aug. 8, 2008Web Extra | Embassy speeches scheduled for Friday while three U.S. Christian activists go missing in Beijing [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/08/activists_around_the_world_protest_china_s_human_rights_record] Trusting God as the floodwaters rise By Lynn VincentPosted July 3, 2008Web Extra | Displaced Iowans find hope through their faith, family, and friends [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/07/trusting_god_as_the_floodwaters_rise] Presbyterian Church (USA) committee proposes dropping standards Posted June 25, 2008Web Extra | Changes would drop requirements for heterosexual marriage and fidelity among church officers [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/06/presbyterian_church_usa_committee_proposes_dropping_standards] Too late for Zimbabwe? By Sarah ClarkPosted June 24, 2008Web Extra | Opposition leader quits election, takes shelter in Dutch embassy, while Zimbabweans take their voices to other African nations [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/06/too_late_for_zimbabwe] Irwin out as American Bible Society president By Warren Cole Smith and Rusty LeonardPosted June 6, 2008Web Extra | Board of trustees vote not to renew contract [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/06/irwin_out_as_american_bible_society_president] Bush to focus on troops and his war policy By Mindy BelzPosted May 24, 2008Web Extra | If his Fort Bragg speech is an early indicator, the commander-in-chief may be readying himself to end the war [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/05/bush_to_focus_on_troops_and_his_war_policy] The Manifesto Is The Message By Warren Cole SmithPosted May 7, 2008Web Extra | On May 7, a group of evangelical leaders released their long-anticipated document, "An Evangelical Manifesto: A Declaration of Evangelical Identity and Public… [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/05/the_manifesto_is_the_message] Our cynical response By Alisa HarrisPosted April 29, 2008Web Extra | Few New Yorkers feel moved to protest acquittal of police officers after death of unarmed black man [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/04/our_cynical_response] Another Bosnia experience By Mindy BelzPosted March 26, 2008Web Extra | WORLD's editor visited Bosnia's Tuzla Air Base just two weeks before Hillary Clinton's alleged duck-and-cover adventure in March 1996 [http://www.worldmag.com/2008/03/another_bosnia_experience] Page 1 of 3 Next Page >


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Midtown's mayor
Cities | Conservative Rick Baker pioneered a conservative approach to urban revitalization
When Rick Baker walks into the Sweetbay Supermarket in St. Petersburg's Midtown, a woman in the produce section elbows her companion, smiles, and nods with raised eyebrows toward the tall white man who looks slightly out of place. A man picking out vegetables drops his bag to shake Baker's hand as two little girls run over and beam up at him with wide-eyed admiration.
"Hello, Mayor," their mother says, laughing a little at the girls' reaction.
Baker, who left office in January 2010, doesn't bother to correct her or any of the other half-dozen shoppers and staff who greet him with his former title. He hasn't gotten used to his new status any more than his former constituents have. And the residents of this predominantly African-American and almost exclusively Democratic community aren't ready to let go of the conservative leader they came to love. Baker probably will be known as "mayor" in Midtown for decades, no matter who holds the official title.
During his almost nine years in office, from 2001 to 2010, Baker championed the revitalization of Midtown, a historically tight-knit community that has unraveled through drugs, violent crime, blight, and hopelessness. Turning around the area was one of Baker's four main election platform tenets. By the time he reached the end of his two-term limit, overall crime in Midtown had dropped 9.2 percent and the abandoned buildings and junk-filled lots had given way to busy shopping centers and crowded playgrounds.
Midtown's resurrection is just one chapter in St. Petersburg's success story. In the late 1990s St. Petersburg, a city of about 245,000 at the tip of the peninsula that forms Tampa Bay, captured national attention for long-simmering tension between white and African-American communities that exploded into two nights of race riots in 1996. In less than a decade, Baker led a revitalization of the entire city, cutting both crime and tax rates and championing the return of restaurants, retail, and residential projects to the city's depressed downtown waterfront.
Baker's success earned him recognition throughout Florida and invitations to explain his strategy to members of Congress.
Baker tells the story of his time leading St. Petersburg in a new book, The Seamless City: A Conservative Mayor's Approach to Urban Revitalization That Can Work Anywhere. Part a history of Baker's experiences and part instruction manual for other city leaders, the book shows how a Republican in a Democratic stronghold applied conservative ideology to crime fighting, economic development, and governmental management.
The year Baker took office, 17 out of every 1,000 St. Petersburg residents were victims of violent crime. Twenty-one people were murdered. Baker had a strategy for putting more police officers on the streets, but he knew the shootings and drug deals wouldn't stop unless the city changed the atmosphere that created crime.
Baker's plan to lower the crime rate started with making Midtown a place where people were proud to live. He gathered input at neighborhood meetings and then focused the city's economic development efforts on five community additions that residents most wanted: a grocery store, a bank, a post office, a medical clinic, and a library. The city began with buying land for new parks and partnering with the local housing authority to rebuild a run-down public housing development with federal funds.
Then, city crews swept litter off streets and scrubbed graffiti from abandoned buildings. Code enforcement teams cracked down on overgrown lots and junk-filled yards. Teams of city employees volunteered to help elderly residents paint and repair their houses. Public works crews installed new stoplights and used brick pavers to create crosswalks. Once residents felt like they had something to defend, they started to report illegal activity and turn in drug dealers.
From inside the historic Royal Theater, once the only place for St. Petersburg's African-American residents to watch movies, Herbert Murphy can look out at 22nd Street, the main thoroughfare running through Midtown. Before Baker took office, Murphy could watch prostitutes flagging down customers less than 100 yards from where the children enrolled in his Boys and Girls Club performing arts program practiced their dance routines and did their homework. The old theater, run down as it was at the time, used to have heavy metal gates covering the entrance. The few blocks around the theater were not a place you wanted to be after dark, Murphy said. Now, the street is clean and crime-free, the gates are gone, and Murphy never worries about the children walking home.
"He was the only mayor we ever had who cared about this community," Murphy said of Baker. "He kept all of his promises."
Baker's second initiative targeted one of crime's catalysts: hopelessness. In 2002, only 53 percent of St. Petersburg's students graduated from high school. Baker knew that if the city wanted to prevent them from becoming criminals, it would have to give them better options: "If kids feel that they have no hope of having a successful life, they're much more likely to commit crimes. They have nothing to lose. That's not an excuse, but it means that you can't just focus on the punishment."
During his first term, Baker started a mentoring program in the local schools. He personally visited every elementary classroom to encourage the students to stay in school, and he recruited area businesses to partner with each campus. The program trained more than 1,200 mentors from the business community and 200 city staffers who spent one hour a week working with the children. The Mayor's Doorway Scholarships offered college funds, provided mostly by local businesses, to middle-school students who eventually earned their high-school diploma. By the end of the 2008-09 school year, 81 percent of the city's seniors were graduating.
The 2009 crime statistics, the most current available, proved Baker's holistic approach worked. The city's overall violent crime rate dropped 26 percent from 2001 levels. The murder rate dropped 82 percent during the same time. Although Baker credits the police department's hard work in cracking down on crime, the program's success relied on everything the city did in the community. "If I had done nothing in Midtown, I'm not sure the crime rates would have changed," he said.
Baker won reelection to his second term in 2005 with 70 percent of the vote, an unusual margin of victory in St. Petersburg, especially for a conservative. He became a rising star in Florida's Republican party. Supporters urged him, unsuccessfully, to jump into the 2010 governor's race. But not everyone loved the mayor.
Baker faced one of his ugliest fights in early 2007 when the police department enforced the removal of a tent city occupied by dozens of homeless people, in violation of city code. The officers slashed the tops off tents occupied by anyone who refused to leave, a tactic that caused a huge outcry in the local media and among the homeless advocacy groups supporting the encampment. Protesters inundated city hall with phone calls, emails, and letters.
Protesters even stood outside Baker's church one Sunday morning, holding signs that said "Rick didn't learn anything at church!" and "Hey Mayor Baker Jesus was homeless too." Baker worked with the local chapter of Catholic Charities to establish a homeless triage center a few months after the tent city debacle, but he also encouraged the city council to pass ordinances restricting temporary shelters, sleeping in the right-of-way, and panhandling. Because of such efforts, the National Coalition for the Homeless named St. Petersburg the second-meanest city in the country.
Baker also ran afoul of the American Civil Liberties Union for urging the council to cede the public sidewalk in front of a downtown retail project to its developer, who wanted to stop protestors from gathering in front of the stores. Members of St. Pete for Peace and the People's International Democratic Uhuru Movement, an African-American group that never warmed up to Baker, put on protests before the sidewalk ordinance passed. Those earned the city and the mayor some unwelcome, negative publicity in The New York Times.
Baker also endured violent street protests that erupted in 2004 after the city successfully fended off a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of a man shot by police 10 years earlier. More criticism and protests came in 2005 after police officers shot a 19-year-old African-American man during a drug raid. The shooting prompted an FBI investigation and more unwanted publicity.
The most consistent criticism Baker faced stemmed from his refusal to acknowledge or take part in St. Petersburg's gay pride event. He didn't try to stop it, but he didn't encourage it, a stance liberal opponents could not forgive. Baker, always open about his faith, said he considered it an honor to be criticized for sticking by his convictions. He frequently talked about the role God played in his life, and, he believed, in the city's rejuvenation.
Many problems remained in the city when Baker left office in January, but most residents said progress had occurred. The two little girls who approached Baker at the Sweetbay Supermarket were able to remind him about the time he visited their schools. As he did regularly with children when we walked around, he bent down closer to their height and asked them how school was going.
When asked why he spent so much time and political capital on Midtown, Baker pointed to the two girls and said, "There should be a basic level of environment that kids should grow up in-all kids, not just your kids or my kids. That's our moral obligation."


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As Steve Carrell exits "The Office" a new boss is in for some training. Famed funnyman Will Ferrell("Anchorman", "Talledega Nights", "Old School") joins the hit NBC sitcom for several episodes as a potential replacement for Michael Scott.
How has having an actor of Farrell's reputation impacted the set of "The Office"? Rainn Wilson, Jenna Fischer, and John Krasinski reveal what it's like to have Will Ferrell on set.
Okay, so that's what it's like to have Will on the set. But what happens when you put him and Steve Carell together? For Ed Helms, working with the duo is a trip to comedy heaven.
So there you have it. A look at what's going on behind the scenes as "The Office" gets ready for it's biggest change yet. Don't miss the hilarity this Thursday(4/14) at 9pm on NBC and WKYC Channel 3.


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GERMANTOWN, Md. (WUSA) -- Students are learning the science behind the sludge and possibly tapping in to a future career.
Clean water is something many of us take for granted -- until you see wastewater.
Gaithersburg High School freshman Lennox Acheambong shared what happened to him when he saw some: "I almost threw up it was disgusting."
Showing students what happens after you flush is what Marty Johnson does and budding scientists spend the day at a Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission plant to learn what it takes to keep the tap running clear.
Student Katherine Morales told us, "The dark part is so cool -- how it stays at the bottom and the clean stuff goes up. That really amazed me."
Marty Johnson explained, "The bacteria are the worker bees in this process. They're doing the job. The things that are in that sludge mass."
The science behind the sludge is important not only for public health but for inspiring future scientists in the classroom and the real world.
"It gives them enough information so that when they go into biology next year they will have a better understanding of what does it mean to have a bio-indicator -- meaning a living thing that we can sort of tell us what the bacteria levels are," said Masie Lynch with GHS.
WSSC's Angela Ballard-Landers said about the lesson and students, "They get to a plant, they see the process they like hands on, they like science. Here they are 30 years later."
For some of the Gaithersburg High School students, that statement is not that far-fetched. Rikia Howard says bio chemistry is her calling.
"At first I didn't know what it was, and then, but then when I got here I was like 'wow, this is really cool seeing all of this stuff,'" said Howard.
For others, battling bacteria might not be their future but they sure won't take clean water or bacteria for granted.
"And to know they are living inside us, yeah, that's kind of creepy," said Lennox Acheambong.
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I've had a new EON 120 ED for about 6 weeks now and felt it was time to take a shot at a D.S. sketch. Ya, M57, simple enough but straight through the light dome of Detroit makes it a challenge, I guess.
Graphite pencil on white paper inverted with Paint.Net. I think the inverted nebula image is brighter than the eyepiece view and I must work on that. Anxious for Jupiter to clear the trees at a reasonable hour.


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|Weight room at HHS now open to the public
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Starting Monday, June 3, the weight room at Holyoke High School will open its doors to the public.
Available through Wednesday, Aug. 7, morning workouts at HHS will be an option for those interested in utilizing the weight room.
The public will be allowed in from 5-6:30 a.m., Monday-Friday. From 6:30-8 a.m., the weight room will be reserved strictly for student use.
A one-time payment will ensure use of the weight room throughout the summer. Summer passes will be made available in the school office, which is open from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. during the summer.
Wyatt Powell, pictured at left, and Ramon Favela make use of weight room equipment Friday, May 17 during the weights course offered at HHS. The weight room will be open to the public beginning in early June.
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Students will still be allowed to use the facility free of charge.
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HHS special education teacher and football and baseball coach John Zilla will supervise the weight room during the summer.
"We are excited to do a trial period, and based on the response we get, we'll look at what we want to do when school starts," principal Susan Ortner said.
If it is decided to extend public use of the weight room through the school year, Ortner explained that punch cards for 20 visits may be made available for purchase. Hours would have to be established as to not interfere with the student athletes use of the weight room as well.
Ortner asks that those who do choose to work out at the facility follow the rules of the weight room and the direction of the supervisor.
In February, new equipment was purchased for the weight room. Recently new mirrors and audio/video equipment were added as well.
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Tomalak do a search on harbors, waterfronts, pirates etc here and I bet you will find many examples which will help you out.
Port cities & coastal regions are a preference for me, I like the flavor and flexibility of narrative they grant. I have found alot of guidance around the guild for city-level maps, but still can't figure out how to make a good-looking harborfront, quay, wharf, etc.
How do you draw a waterfront, in whatever style you like to use?
Tomalak do a search on harbors, waterfronts, pirates etc here and I bet you will find many examples which will help you out.
It depends a lot, of course, on the style of map you are going for. I'll link you to some of my maps which feature harbors.
Haibianr: Hand-drawn, scanned, colored in PS. The docks aren't really to-scale. Picture 32 of 37 from My maps
Haibianr docks: Digitally created in PS. This one is a more 'realistic' style and I reckon the docks are pretty well in scale.
Picture 36 of 37 from My maps
Tarina: Created by mushing up and painting over satellite imagery. I guess it's the most realistic of all, since it's based on real-world locations in and around Italy.
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WASHINGTON – The two constitutional amendments on the Virginia state ballot passed with an overwhelming majority on Tuesday.
Constitutional Amendment 1 changes the rules for eminent domain, making it harder for the government to take private property for public use.
The question was approved by 74.6 percent of voters, or about 2.4 million votes, according to unofficial election results.
Constitutional Amendment 2 changes the General Assembly's veto session when members meet to consider bills returned by the governor with vetoes or amendments. The amendment will allow the General Assembly to reschedule meetings around holidays such as Easter and Passover.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- NHL Hockey is back!
The deal still has to be ratified but it looks like a tentative deal has ended the 113 day lockout, after a 16 hour marathon talk.
The 10-year deal still must be ratified by a majority of the league's 30 owners and the union's membership of approximately 740 players.
The first game could come as soon as a week and a half. But not before getting the players back in town, a week of training camp and putting together the shortened schedule of 48 - 50 games.
The only hockey on ice around here have been amateurs and youth ice hockey.
Chase Ryan, 13-year-old ice hockey player: "My dad bought season tickets for the first time this year and the lockout happened so we didn't go to a lot of games this year. It sucked."
The Prince William Hockey Club Panthers lost there game against Chevy Chase, Md.on Sunday, but everyone here feels like a winner now that the four-month NHL lockout is over.
Kyle Dooley says, "It's good because I watch it on T.V. all the time."
Randy Wood, Prince William Hockey Club President: "In this area, hockey's not our first thought, not our first love but when the Caps play and play well, it does great things for this kind of hockey."
Hockey Hall of Famer and 9 time NHL All Star Jeremy Roenick was guest coaching the Panthers Sunday afternoon.
Roenick says, "Wasting a season would've been catastrophic."
Roenick lived through a couple of lockouts himself.
"It's brutal because your livelihood is playing hockey when you don't have that, it's lonely."
It's not just the rink that's frozen over but business has cooled. Many bars and restaurants near Verizon Center have taken a hit.
Fred Ellis, the assistant general manager of Ruby Tuesdays sees about 2000 dollars in revenue per Caps game.
"Bar business has been down 10% but now it will be a 20% increase in sales. It's really going to excite the Chinatown area."
Wood, "Hockey is back in DC. The Caps are coming home. We're going to rock the red. it means a lot for Northern Virginia, Maryland and D.C."


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FOREST PARK, Ga. -- Not all teachers can get sixth, seventh and eighth graders spending an hour or two each day jumping and kicking at least an hour a day during the school day.
"Toes should be touching your knees," Melissa Colon said to her students at Babb Middle School as she put them through the paces.
Colon teaches dance at Babb, where arts is part of the curriculum and throughout each day. Colon leads 130 students through all aspects of dance, primarily ballet.
"I've been dancing my whole life," she said. "My mom enrolled me in tap when I was 4 years old."
For years, Colon taught health in Clayton County Schools, but when the dance curriculum began four years ago at Babb, she leaped at the chance not just to teach the moves, but offer students some life lessons, such as getting them to believe in their abilities.
"Just to know when we do our shows, they can get up in front of people," Colon said.
Dance, she said, can also help teenagers cope emotionally.
"We talk of dancing out their emotions," Colon said. "And some kids hold things inside. You never know what's going on at home. You never know who comes to school upset."
Best of all, dance is exercise.
"Sometimes in sixth grade we order jazz pants and by 8th grade the jazz pants are too big on them. They actually lose weight over the course of two years, instead of gain," said Colon, an 11Alive Class Act Winner.
In addition to the middle school students, after school, Colon works with a dance team at Forest Park High School.
"We'll be going to the nationals in Orlando in February," she said. "We're hoping to make finals."
"She treats them with respect and she expects high things from them and challenges them greater than they thought they could ever go even themselves," said Julie Brown, Assistant Principal.
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|Biddle recognized for 60 years in DKG
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Three members of Alpha Eta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma enjoyed a road trip to Fort Collins Saturday, Dec. 1, where they presented a 60-year-membership recognition to Velma Biddle. They are pictured clockwise from front left, Biddle, Lynn Schneider, Kimberlee Bennett and Lydia Dunbar.
The certificate of recognition for her 60-year membership was from the Colorado Omega State President of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society International.
Biddle began her membership in Powell, Wyo., where she gave many programs on poetry. After her retirement, she transferred her membership to Alpha Eta Chapter, which includes women teachers from Holyoke, Haxtun, Julesburg and Sedgwick.
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Segway company owner rides scooter off a cliff - World news - Europe - msnbc.com
Originally Posted by MNCyGuy
The only answer to "who/what is GeronimusClone?" is in fact "GeronimousClone". You're like The Todd on Scrubs.
Originally Posted by Angie
This is why you're my favorite
Originally Posted by MoreCowbell
GC, he's obviously all man. And I don't think Ellen would go *****, even for GC...
Not sure if funny is the correct word but it is something.
No, funny is correct.
"while riding a rugged country version of the two-wheeled transporter"
because there is a rugged country version of one of the gayest looking things around? at least it folds up nicely and fits in the back of a Prius
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