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1940 Ford Truck - Booze FighterWritten by on February 1, 2009 Jerry's Pre-War Score
Adventure is something that comes natural to some. The sheer excitement of not knowing what comes next or how things are going to turn out is what makes some thrive. For Jerry Booze, of Fullerton, California, adventure is something that has always intrigued him. So much so, that back in the '70s he bought a sailboat, although he had never sailed before, and headed out on a year-long trip of solitary adventure on the high seas of the Pacific Rim. Yes, Jerry is one who's always looking for the next experience.
Since Jerry Booze can remember he has been into hot rods and custom cars, and he has owned just shy of 20. Being that each vehicle is an adventure of its own, he has always been one to look for the next project. When most reach the age of retirement, they slide behind the wheels of Buick Le Sabres and the like as their daily drivers. However, the 67-year-old Booze couldn't fall victim to a post-adolescent front wheel drive people mover, instead he decided to pick up a '40 Ford truck as his daily driver. With a straight-axle none the less! An adventure no doubt.
Jerry had always intended for the '40 to be his daily driver, and because of that he needed a setup that would allow for dependable, safe and somewhat comfortable driving. He enlisted Enzed Inc., of Brea, California, to work over the frontend. Between the two they decided to split the wishbones with a Total Cost Involved Engineering kit and install a drop axle. To allow ample and sufficient suspension travel a set of Total Cost Involved shocks were installed up front. To deal with Los Angeles's stop-and-go driving style a set of GM 11-inch disc brakes and a '72 Vega steering box were installed as well. In the rear, the entire factory setup was tossed. In its place is a new parallel leaf-spring setup from Total Cost Involved. When Jerry originally bought the truck it had a hopped up flathead in it. In fact, one of the key reasons for splitting the wishbones was because Jerry installed a five-speed tranny behind the Ford powerplant as soon as he got the truck. However, after a few blown motors Jerry was tired of ponying up the dough to rebuild another flathead. On top of that, you can only handle so many hours behind the wheel of an Enterprise rent-a-car when your daily driver is down and out! To solve the problem a street friendly Chevy 350 crate motor was installed. The motor is equipped with an Edelbrock intake manifold, along with an Edelbrock 600-cfm carburetor, for a little more punch. Adding some spit shine to the motor is a set of Offenhauser finned aluminum valve covers and a billet air cleaner. When the flathead went, so did the five-speed. Therefore a Turbo 350 with a Lokar shifter and B&M trans cooler was installed.
When Jerry bought the truck it screamed '40 Ford, which was what he wanted, but not exactly how he wanted it. Long story short, changes were in order, and Mr. D's was the firm summoned to make it happen. First up, taillights. Jerry wanted to install a pair of frenched '49 Ford taillights in the rear fenders, only he wanted these taillights to sit horizontal, as opposed to vertical. From there the tailgate was re-skinned with a piece of 16 gauge sheetmetal that received a trip on Sir Michael's louver punch. Instead of leaving the bedsides be, Jerry had little bullets welded to the ends of the bedrails for a unique look. The truck was then shaved clean of all emblems, trim, door handles, and the like. To match the rear, the hood also received louvers. Another custom "Jerry touch" is the frenched and sunken antenna residing in the right-front fender. Since Jerry first purchased the truck, at the turn of the millennium, it has been several colors; the latest is Jerry's favorite. Since he was a fourth grader gawking over custom cars and hot rods, he had always carried the image of '50 Oldsmobile Crest Blue in his mind, therefore he had Mr. D's shoot the truck in the subtle ostentatious hue. Once painted there was still something missing, pinstriping. Jerry had Kim Dedic apply his touch to just about every panel on the truck, which really set things off. The final touch was a set of 15-inch Cragar Smoothies.
Inside the cab is just as eye-catching. Jerry used a set of '66 Mustang bucket seats as the center of the interior. From there the entire interior was recovered in blue and white vinyl by Henry's Upholstery in La Habra, California. Gracing the dash of the '41 is an engine-turned inset that houses a combination of Classic Instrument and VDO gauges. In place of the factory column is a Limeworks column and Banjo steering wheel. The truck was defiantly a new adventure for Jerry, and every day he leaves the house piloting the blue Booze cruiser is just another journey on a never ending adventure.


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Ron Roesener has a passion, and it's nearly 100 years old.
The Battlement Mesa resident is a third generation Freemason, the many-centuries-old, secretive men's organization that counts the father of our country as one of its first members. Roesener is the treasurer of the Rifle Masonic Lodge #129 and is heading up an effort to have the two-story lodge building at 421 Railroad Ave. declared a historic structure.
"I realized the other night that I really have a passion to see this happen," Roesener said. "It's history, Rifle's history. Look at all these people who were Masons over the many years" and gestured to rows of portraits of Mason masters running around the walls of the lodge's second floor meeting room.
Such a designation would also help the lodge qualify for grants to do some much-needed repair work, Roesener said.
"The mill work on the building is just beautiful," Roesener said during a tour on Monday. "If you take it down, sand and refinish it to a period finish, it would look even better. Those are the things we want to do."
A new roof and sign, new carpeting, paint and double-pane windows are other improvements the lodge has listed, Roesener added.
Roesener said the lodge has an anonymous donor willing to match a grant the lodge might receive to help fund the work.
On Tuesday night, the Rifle Planning and Zoning Commission recommended the lodge's request for designation as a local historic structure be approved by the city council as the first step in what Roesener said could be a year long process.
City planner Nathan Lindquist said other Rifle structures that are on the city's historical list include the former Ute Theater, the Midland building, Rifle House on Railroad Avenue and the Fulton house on Third Street and East Avenue.
"This has value to the community," Lindquist said during the tour. "There's a lot of history that happened here, so we want to help preserve it. It also sets up a process where any major alteration would have to be approved by the commission."
Roesener is also working with the Colorado Historical Society and Garfield County on the designation. Roesener said the state group has told him they would send an architect familiar with historical building designs to inspect the lodge building, once a grant application is received.
Main Street program coordinator Dana Ingram toured the building and said that program might also be able to have an architect inspect the building and suggest improvements.
The Post Office and the old bridge over the Colorado River are the only Rifle structures listed on the national historic registry, Lindquist said. Roesener said alterations made to the lodge's exterior prevent it from being on that list.
One possible issue that could prevent the lodge from receiving historic designation is whether the building's monetary and intrinsic value requires a fire sprinkler system. Colorado River Fire Rescue Fire Marshall Kevin Whelan told the commission a fire protection plan is commonly implemented when a building is declared historic.
Roesener said he was told the age of the building would allow it to be "grandfathered" in without the need for those improvements.
The lodge was granted its charter in 1908, and the Garfield County Assessor's office website lists the building's total value at $128,000, with an assessed value of $37,120.
The Rifle lodge has had as many as 389 members at any one time, but now lists around 40 or 50 active members, said secretary Jim Gerloff, who's been a Mason for 40 years.
The lodge has had some notable Masons visit, such as former president Teddy Roosevelt, Roesener noted.
"He'd stay at the Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs when he came out on a hunting trip," he said. "But he would visit, since he was a Mason. He liked the down home people in Rifle better than the folks at the Glenwood lodge."
Freemasons are not a specific faith-based organization, but are Christian-based, Roesener and Gerloff both said during the tour.
"Being a Mason has made me a better man and more spiritual," Roesener said.
The lodge meets on the second Saturday of each month and awards annual college scholarships to students from Rifle, Coal Ridge and Grand Valley high schools, he added.
A marble cornerstone in the building will be removed and replaced in June 2014, it's 100th birthday.
"We want to make sure Rifle has its lodge for the next 100 years," Roesener said.

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How can eminent management gurus whose strategy advice proves so valuable across business in general sometimes get it so wrong on pharma? This column provides a few cautionary tales about stumbles involving some of the most celebrated experts. In showing how they went wrong I underline how important it is to understand the specific characteristics of the pharmaceutical industry when introducing new management concepts.
Porter on strategic alliances
Michael Porter, one of the most famous management consultants and the inventor of the concept of competitive advantage, has set himself strongly against strategic alliances. As the apostle of market competition, Porter regards strategic alliances as being anticompetitive.This may be the case in many industries. But it has not been so in pharmaceuticals, where the diffuse nature of disease makes it difficult for big companies to achieve a dominant position. Porter's attitude appears eccentric to those in the industry for whom alliances have long been a part of the everyday pharmaceutical scenery. I would argue that strategic alliances have resulted in increased competition in the pharmaceutical industry.
Unfortunately this is not the sole example of an eminent management guru getting it wrong in my view as far as pharmaceuticals are concerned. Experts concentrate on concepts that will be convincing to as many industries as possible. They do not often have the time or patience to understand the different facets of each industry. That can make some of their advice irrelevant or positively dangerous for some industries, including our own.


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Fabricating A Custom Grille - Hot Off The GrilleWritten by on August 1, 2011 Fabricating A Custom One-Off Grille
Unlike Pep Boy's and Autozone's mass produced abominations in a box that mount naked trucker ladies and nautical stars smack dab in the middle of whatever the trendy hip-hop vehicle's grille opening is, hot rodders are forced to think beyond the shelf for grille treatments. When it comes to planting a custom grille in the confines of one's truck, the hot rodder's mind is obligated to run rampant with ideas and visions.
The most common cure for the nose challenged is to pirate grill surrounds, bars, over riders and teeth from various makes and models and transplant them. The ones reaching for a distinctive look take things to the next level—custom grilles. Objects such as door knobs, camshafts, chrome bullets, various expanded metals, and other ornamental objects from hardware stores and metal yards get adapted to the nose of the ride. The ultimate in a grille is creating a handformed masterpiece from scratch.
The most accessible way to creating a custom grille is utilizing various styles of metal stock. The geometric shapes of metal stock range from square to round and everything in between. Depending on the look you're after will determine the stock you choose. Each shape will vastly give a different persona to the frontend; therefore it's vital in choosing the correct look. For a more distinguished look, oval or teardrop-shaped tubing can be used to fabricate the grille bars. The problem with shapes of that nature is they don't exactly bend and form into rolling lines, and therefore grilles of that character tend to be formed from round or small square stock. Regardless of which way one goes, handformed grilles always bring a sense of life to a frontend.
For the frontend of this '57 Chevy, a custom grille is in dire need to round out the persona Star Kustom Shop is after. Straying completely away from the stock-style grille Star Kustom is going to construct a tube grille in the vein of the '47 Oldsmobile's grille. The stock grille opening will be retained, yet molded in, due to the fact the shape from the bottom left corner to the bottom right-hand corner is the perfect canvas for this style of a grille.
When it comes to bending round stock, there are several ways. The most efficient and easiest way is to utilize a tube bender. For those lacking a bender, forming a buck and bending round stock around the buck via heat and pressure is a viable option. When bending round stock with a bender, either a hollow or solid rod is acceptable. Neither will kink, and they still retain an even and flowing bend. When it comes to heating hollow bars and forming them around a buck, things don't quite work out that way. The hollow rod won't heat evenly and it will collapse upon itself and form a kink. Therefore, using a solid rod is the way to go when doing things the old-school way.
For the grille on hand, Star Kustom has decided to use 1-inch round stock. Because of the weight of the length needed, only the bends will be formed from solid stock, and then a hollow bar will be welded between the bends. (The grille could be formed entirely from solid rod, but the weight at this diameter and length of rod would tip the scales of even Rosie O'Donnell!) Another thing to keep in mind is that when forming sequential bends the inner radiuses must gradually get smaller. If one were to use the same bend and only remove a few inches from the middle of the straight increments, the grille wouldn't step down and stay uniform. Therefore, each grille bar in any type of sequential series must be formed around its individual radius. Enough hoopla, follow along as Star Kustom builds a grille from nothing more than common metal stock! CCT
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When it comes to bending round stock there are several ways. Being that I don't have a tube bender, the only way is to bend the bars around a buck. Smaller diameter bars will bend with pressure, but 1-inch diameter bars are first going to have to be heated. Because wood will just burn, I'm going to make a metal radius to bend around; therefore each radius was transferred to a metal work table by tracing each radius.Because of the diameter of the grille bars, I had Phil Endicott, a friend of mine whom is a blacksmith, help me out by heating the bars with a propane kiln. At the top of each metal strap is a stop welded to the table. The bar, through self-inflicted tension, will lock itself between the bend and stop, which will allow Phil to bend the bar around the radius with ease.Once bent, Phil secured the bar to the radius with vise-grips, and waited for the bar to cool down to maintain a nice, tight radius.Instead of using all solid bar, I'm just going to use each radius, and then weld in a one-inch hollow bar insertion. Therefore, I marked the radius at the point of the buck where the radius becomes flat. I also marked the bottom of the radius about an inch past the buck. From there I cut the radius out.Next, the middle increment was welded between the two radiuses along the shape of the first wood buck made. Using hollow tubing will help keep the weight down.When it came to fabricating the second bar I started off by again cutting each radius, but this time only welding one end to the straight bar. Then using pieces of 1-inch bar and ¼-metal shims I set the gap between the first and second bar. From there I marked on the straight bar the exact point where the straight rod needed to be cut to fit tight inside the inner perimeter of the first grille bar. Once completed, the third was then made.With all three bars sequentially stacked I then used a level to mark straight across the bottom of each bar for an even cut line across the bottom of the grille setup. Once the ends were cut off, I then restacked the bars and tacked the three grille bars together via several vertical braces. These braces will temporarily keep the grille bars in position in order to mount the setup and keep the even gaps.
Once drilled each mounting stud was outfitted with a washer and then slid into the mounting holes. Once the grille setup is spaced evenly inside the opening, each washer was slid up against the core support and tacked to the mounting stud. The washer will now act as a stop and keep each grille bar spaced appropriately once it is secured. At this point the grille fabrication was completed, and the temporary braces were removed.Next, I brazed some brass around the washer and dressed the area to look like a clean stub, opposed to just a washer welded to a bolt.


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Arizona head coach Tad Berkowitz and the men's tennis program announced the 2013-14 this week.
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I was interested by the comments on the voting thread about use of encounter area, particularly that the shipwreck map I put together was too small, too arty or had too much overhead clutter for a battlemap. I designed it specifically for use as a battlemap for an online campaign I'm running with maptool and so every decision was made with VTTs in mind. This is why the masts are down, for example, rather than being overhead, obscuring the action.
Now rather than just be irritated, I decided that there must be something wrong with the map, or my presentation of it. The best way I can see to test the criticisms and show how that map should be used was to put it into maptool and see how it worked. This is something of an experiment and I'd be interested to hear any comments.
First of all the party needed a boat. They can't start up on the shipwreck or the adventure is indeed over before it has started.
It is a transparent png so can be used over the sea of this map, or any other.
Right, in the maptool campaign we can then place the PCs on the launch approaching the wreck. They can see a few forms peering over the aft-castle and shooting at them through the stormy night.
They avoid the wild shots of the starving pirate crew an board over the sinking stern. A wild hand to hand battle ensues but they make it on-board.
The fighters head down onto the lower decks to clear more of the defenders, fighting a dangerous battle balanced on the fallen mast against two ragged undead ghouls - the remains of mariners forced to eat each other for survival. Any slip could be the last as the stormy waters hold almost certain death for a heavily armoured fighter who loses his footing.
Behind them they hear a strangled cry of help from their archer. A tentacle the size of his waist has crashed over the side.
The archer is pulled to the rail and fights desperately against the tug of the sea monster. As he is drawn inexorably over the side he sees the face of the beast that is trying to eat him and cries in in horror.
So there's a quick demo of maptool. That's precisely what the map would look like to the players as they were exploring. Obviously that is one particular use of the map and doesn't even touch the use of the bow area. I hope this shows the map in use and addresses some of the criticisms that this is not a practical battlemap.
Obviously this is blatant vote swaying , but given the open discussion on the voting thread I felt that a reply was needed to some of the claims - at least to show how this map would be used in practical VTT use.


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Just a quick test project to get back into mapping, testing out a new handdrawn style. The coastline/sea/land are just placeholders until I get the style figured out enough to match it. Suggestions are of course welcome!
Just a quick test project to get back into mapping, testing out a new handdrawn style. The coastline/sea/land are just placeholders until I get the style figured out enough to match it. Suggestions are of course welcome!
I'm envious. I want those mountains! Or the ability to draw them. I'll keep practicing, but oh how sweet to have that ability now. Very good job. Can't wait to see where this map goes.
The mountains look great. They're very well defined and the gradients are very nice. My only complaint is that they look a bit too big for the island. If the island is meant to be tiny, then it's ok; but if not, they overwhelm the map somewhat.
@ Joshua: Thanks! The mountains are actually very easy, just extremely tedious. I'll post up a couple in various stages of progress on the next post so you can see. I'm hoping with practice it gets faster lol.
@ silverhead: You're totally correct. Right now I'm working on the "it's extremely tiny" premise, but the map might grow or the mountains may shrink as I start to try to make other elements that match the darn things.
Ok, it's not exactly the best tutorial on the planet, but here's a quick step-by-step on how I'm doing these. If anyone has some tips on making the process better/faster, I'd love to hear em!
Why are you redrawing your original lines? To make everything sharper after color and smudging? If that's the case, why not draw in the basic lines for every mountain first, then duplicate that layer and move it on top of everything else when you're done?
I probably will eventually, but up to this point they're changing a little after the shading goes in. I kinda suck at putting them in the right place to begin with I was also thinking about putting the shading on another layer to begin with. Then I wouldn't even have to move them afterward.
Oh. I thought your shading was on a different layer to begin with.
No, for right now it's all one coherent piece so that I can fudge the lines into better places afterward Unfortunately it's also mostly transparent which is giving me fits trying to put in the next type of elements. So I think I'll be going back to the drawing board and filling them in with some kind of color at the beginning.
looks great Gidde - and wonderful to have you back
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The victim told police he met three suspects outside the Solo Gas Station on Randleman Road. After a conversation, the man walked behind the gas station onto West Meadowview Road with the three men. That's when the suspects demanded money from the victim, according to police.
When he refused to give them what they wanted, the suspects beat the victim before he could get away and run back to the gas station to call police.
Officers responded at 3:50 p.m.
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Police are still looking for the suspects.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Regardless if you're talking about the players or coaches, St. Clairsville head girls' basketball coach Alicia Freeman is looking back at the 2011-12 season as a total learning experience.
The Red Devils finished with a 6-15 mark in what was Freeman's first season of varsity coaching after taking the program over after a tour of duty with the junior high program.
"The biggest thing I learned from the coaches and my team is how to respond to things because things definitely don't work the way they did when I was coaching junior high," Freeman said.
"I spent a lot of time in the offseason reaching out to other coaches. I also tried to learn and grow from the players the same way they learn from you."
Thus, after their season ended in the sectional last winter, Freeman cleared the slate and has begun anew with basically the same cast of players.
"We're using a whole different approach and way of doing things," Freeman said. "The girls have all bought in and it didn't take long. They've gotten on board and they're starting to have fun playing basketball again. I think these girls are ready to have success."
The steps toward that success began this summer when the Red Devils went to team camp, played countless summer games and just observed how some of the 'good' teams and programs go about their business.
Most importantly, during the summer and fall, Freeman and the Devils got back to the fundamentals.
"We needed to focus on fundamentals and understanding the game," Freeman said. "We just didn't know the game very well. We had girls who were good athletes, but they didn't understand basketball. They're getting there, though."
According to Freeman, the Red Devils, whose only graduation losses were Carley Zavatsky and Alexis Emrisko, are going to be a team that gets better as the season goes along, so patience has been an often uttered word during the month of November.
"The girls understand it's going to be a work in progress," Freeman said. "We're patient with each other, but we can't be too patient. We have to be patient enough, however, that we understand each other well."
The Red Devils return a quick-footed, but diminutive cast of players.
Of the 16 players in the program, only two stand taller than 5-foot-7.
"Our biggest strength is that we're fast, but we're not very big," Freeman said. "We're very guard heavy and our shooting is coming along, but it's not where other teams are."
Shooting and scoring the basketball were major issues for the Devils last winter and that focus is one that's not changed whatsoever.
"We worked a lot on shooting last year and still to this day, we're working a lot on shooting," Freeman said. "It's coming along, but our strength is going to be on the defensive end of the floor."
The Red Devils don't plan on slowing the tempo down, but their nightly goal is to hold teams in the 30s.
"We take pride in our defense; the girls get after it and they're all tireless defenders," Freeman noted. "For us, it starts on that end of the floor. Our goal is to be competitive in every game and to do that, we'll have to play well defensively."
The Red Devils don't have one girl who can rip the cords each night for a high number of points, but Freeman thinks they have a bevy of players who could go for eight or nine a night.
''To stop us, you'll have to stop all five of us because they can all score,'' Freeman said. ''I think we can go eight or nine deep."
The Devils balance begins with senior Ashleigh Moulder (5-10), who played a lot last season and Freeman believes she's really improved her inside play to go along with a steady shot from the perimeter.
Junior Brigee Mick (5-5) had a solid season last winter and is a player who does "the little things to help teams win," according to her coach. Freeman is really impressed with how well Mick is improving each day.
Junior Lauren Figura (5-5) is one of the top shooters for the Red Devils and she's also got a quick step to the goal.
Junior Carlee Gillespie (5-5) is the Devils' best full-court defender and pressures the ball well.
Sophomore Alexis St. Clair (5-7) is a returning starter and Freeman believes she's taken strides to get even better.
Freeman, who likes her team's depth, believes she won't miss a beat when she has to go to the bench.
Supplying depth are senior Emily Delguzzo (5-4), frosh Anna DeFillipo (5-6), Alecia Avila (5-6), senior Haylee Skukan (5-4) and sophomore Ashten Cenkus (5-4).
Vying for minutes and seeing time on the jayvee squad are 5-7 freshman Sara Work, who transferred to St. C. from Burgettstown, Pa.; frosh Stephanie Sliva (5-8), Mikayla Westlake (5-6); sophomore Michaella Miller (5-4), and freshmen Irene Heath (5-4) and Tiffany DeNoble (5-7).
As a basketball junkie, Freeman loves the 22-game allowance.
"The more basketball you can play, the better," Freeman said. "Our schedule isn't easy. We're focusing on one week at a time. If we do that throughout the season, I think we should be competitive."
The early-season schedule does St. C. no favors. It opens with three Buckeye 8 games against Indian Creek, Union Local and Harrison Central.
The Red Devils no longer play Wheeling Park. They've picked up River for two and added a second game with Bridgeport.
Freeman's coaching staff has made a notable addition. Stacey Agnew - the former head coach at Bellaire - is back as the top aide. Also on board is Tom Sliva, who is also the Red Devils' baseball coach.
Nov. 29 - Indian Creek
Dec. 3 - at Union Local
Dec. 6 - Harrison Central
Dec. 10 - Edison
Dec. 13 - at Bellaire
Dec. 17 - Buckeye Local
Dec. 19 - at Bridgeport
Dec. 20 - Martins Ferry
Dec. 27 - at Barnesville
Dec. 29 - at River
Jan. 3 - at Indian Creek
Jan. 7 - Union Local
Jan. 10 - at Harrison Central
Jan. 14 - at Edison
Jan. 17 - Bellaire
Jan. 19 - River
Jan. 24 - at Buckeye Local
Jan. 26 - Barnesville, 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 28 - at Martins Ferry
Jan. 30 - Bridgeport


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A judge's decision to reduce the bonds of two teens arrested on armed robbery charges is still a hot button topic.
Captain Dean Harper with the Meridian Police Department says a bond is issued to make sure a suspect returns for court. He says a bond is not used as a disciplinary action.
Harper says every suspect is entitled to a preliminary hearing in order for the judge to hear the evidence, but sometimes the defense attorney will ask the judge to waive the preliminary hearing in exchange for a lower bond.
"So, it's a judicial decision," Harper points out. "That's what they decided to do that day. The judge can lower the bond, leave the bond the same, he can raise it. It's the judge's decision. The law passed over in Jackson gives him that power. None of us standing here had anything to do with that."
The bonds of 15-year old Robert Edwards and 16-year old Tony Kimble were lowered from $250,000 to $10,000.
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Teenager Lorde has jumped to the top of the U.S. pop charts a day after making her American TV debut.
The New Zealand-based singer/songwriter's Royals has knocked Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" off the number one spot following her first TV spot in the U.S. on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon this week.
At 16, she becomes the youngest solo artist to reach the Billboard Hot 100's top spot since Tiffany, who also was 16 when "I Think We're Alone Now" hit number one in 1987. Ironically, Lorde managed the feat on Tiffany's birthday.
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Hey guys,
My name is Mitch. I am going going to school here in Bozeman, I try to hunt as much as I can in the fall, and I fly fish the rest of the year. I got my first bow about a month ago, I have been shooting a lot trying to get as accurate as possible. I have always rifle hunted before now, but after calling in a couple bulls last september to about 15 yards with no weapon in hand, I decided it is time to get in the archery game. Anyways, I look forward to sharing stories and reading some from you guys.
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Hey Mitch. Good choice to pick up the bow.
Just to let you know, Big Sky Archey in Four Corners today is having a customer open house today. Free burgers, and some fun shoots. Check them out if our around today. I'm thinking about stopping by. Bunch of new bows I want to try out.
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One week till I'm chasing spring gobblers!
I recognized long ago that if I have a warehouse full of guns, but no public land or public wildlife, I have nothing!
Cole checking in from Great Falls. I had to take a year off inbetween grad school and undergrad to come home to the Big Sky to do some hunting and Rocky Mt exploration. I was fortunate to get over 60 days in the field last year between archery, rifle, and bird hunting. Funs over and I'm headed back to school next Oct. A couple years of building points in WY, CO, and UT.
Jon here from washington but ill be moving to billings this summer! Going to MSU college of technology for a major in sustainable energy. Cant wait to get out there and do some real Western big game hunting! Im both an archer and a rifle hunter but my main passion is archery hunting for elk.
I'm a little late to this party ...
I'm Matt over in the Bitterroot Valley, but born and raised over in Bozeman. This looks like a great forum, and I am excited to get to know the folks here.
David here from Missoula. Born down at Columbus and grew up in Hamilton. Resident my whole life. I love to get out bowhunting, snowshoeing, rifle hunting, trapping, hiking, reloading, and just about anything outdoors. I shoot a Martin "Damon Howatt" recurve and have not taken a deer or elk yet with it, just one rabbit! I still enjoy getting out.
Been putting in for moose, sheep, and goats for 33 years in a row now and never drawn, but just maybe this year!
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Learn more about our ranking as a top pediatric hospital here.
Located within the Department of Psychiatry, the Emergency Psychiatry Service at Boston Children's Hospital provides specialized psychiatric services to children, teens and their families who visit Boston Children's emergency room in crisis.
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Carried out in the ED by a trained psychiatric clinician, FBCI aims to help the family learn how to talk to and support their teenager during a crisis, while reinforcing for teens that they can count on their parents so that they feel safe going home.
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Boston Children's has teamed up with the Boston Bar Assoc. (BBA) to create this guide. Our aim is to help families access services and allow them to better understand how they can advocate for their children with mental health care needs.
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Hope February is treating everyone well!
We are just getting over a super nasty cold... 3 weeks of runny noses, coughing, no sleep, and general crankiness for DD, DH, and myself - no fun :(
DD seems to be stuck in a cranky rut that I just can't get her out of. All she wants to do is nurse, and at 13mos I'm *almost* ready to wean her and definitely done with having her permanently attached to me. Ever since being sick, she has had no interest in eating or drinking. We had been making very good gains on solid food, and although she was resisting cow's milk was doing ok with water and juice. Now nothing on her tray gets touched, sippy gets tossed, and she impatiently waits for meals/snacks to be over so that she can nurse. Daycare also says she is not eating as much as she was prior to getting sick. We were doing 50/50 BM/Cow's milk in a sippy but she was totally rejecting that, so I've switched back to one bottle of BM at daycare and she still won't even touch that. After she started feeling better a few days ago, I started to try to be more strict about when nursing is offered/allowed ... but she will just crawl into my lap sobbing and pull at my shirt. I know I am having trouble with the idea of completely weaning her because she may be my only and I have loved the relationship, but this is crazy! Do I just keep redirecting her unless it is an appropriate time (ie bed time)? Will full out weaning be the only solution here? Maybe it is normal to have a few days of crankiness after being sick? Any suggestions on getting my happy/content baby back? Or is there just no return now that she is more of a toddler?


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|Sunrise Heights of Wauneta completes successful first year
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Monday, 08 July 2013 16:23
Wauneta's nursing home, Sunrise Heights, recently passed its first anniversary under village ownership on July 1. (Sheri Hink-Wagner | The Wauneta Breeze)
By Sheri Hink-Wagner
The Wauneta Breeze
A local milestone passed earlier this week without fanfare. The local nursing home, Sunrise Heights of Wauneta, has completed its first year of operation under Village of Wauneta ownership.
Village board member and nursing home committee member Tony Cribelli said, "It's doing very well. We've shown a profit so far."
He went on to say, "We're more than satisfied, it was definitely a good move for the village."
Two years ago, in July 2011, when Vetter Health Services announced they would cease operations at then-named Heritage of Wauneta in July 2012 locals were given two choices–accept a future without a local nursing home or find a way to fix it.
Continuing Waunetan tradition of not giving in to challenges, locals chose to rally the community and found a way to save Wauneta's nursing home.
Page Johnston, who serves on the village board and the nursing home committee, has been highly involved in the nursing home effort. He says, "I'm thoroughly convinced we were guided by divine providence along this process."
On July 1, 2012, their hard work, diligence and determination paid off when the nursing home changed its name to Sunrise Heights of Wauneta and began operation under village ownership.
The road to village ownership was not without its challenges. The journey began with local volunteers and the village board working together to find a way to maneuver through an array of would-be bumps in the road such as federal and state regulations and finances.
The funding which made the village's purchase of the home came from three distinct sources.
First, local and local-at-heart individual and corporate donors contributed $240,525, according to the clerk's report at the June, 2012 Village board meeting.
The second source of revenue for the project was $150,000 in Village of Wauneta funds.
The final source of funding was $500,000 in revenue bonds.
These three funding sources accumulated the $890,525 needed for the purchase and initial operation expenses of the nursing home.
"Our employees and residents stuck it out through some uncertain times prior to the transition to Sunrise Height," said administrator Lisa Kisinger. "We couldn't have done it without the community's help."
Now, after a year of village ownership, the nursing home reported a successful first year.
"The first year has gone by fast," said Kisinger.
In the July 2013 newsletter, Kisinger reported that although the books for June are not yet closed, it appears the facility will complete its first year in the black.
Furthermore, they reported a 89.6 percent occupancy rate in Rural Health Development's publication "The Rural Report."
The uncertainties that surrounded the nursing home one and two years ago seem manageable now.
"We are pleased with the successful first year of operation. The village board is grateful to the staff at Sunrise Heights for all their hard work and to the community for their support and patronage," said Johnston. "We look forward to the future with optimism and enthusiasm."
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Glutathione is an antioxidant that each cell in your body is able to make. We get most of our antioxidants from food sources, but cells are able to synthesize their own glutathione from three amino acids, glycine, l-glutamic acid and l-cysteine. That's a good thing since glutathione is important for protecting cells against oxidative damage, the type of damage that comes from exposure to oxygen. It's sometimes referred to as the "master antioxidant" because it recycles other antioxidants like vitamin C and vitamin E. Once an antioxidant donates an electron to neutralize a cell-damaging free radical, it needs to get an electron back to make it functional again. Without this recycling, other antioxidants would eventually lose their ability to protect cells from damage. Even worse, they could turn into pro-oxidants and damage other healthy cells. Therefore, antioxidants work together as a network to support each other and protect cells.
Glutathione plays a vital role in the health of every cell in the body, but it's found in highest concentration in the liver where it helps this particular organ to detoxify and break down drugs, heavy metals, toxins and carcinogens. When the liver has higher levels of glutathione, it's able to better do its job of detoxifying. Glutathione is also important for normal immune function and resistance against disease. In addition, its antioxidant activity makes it a natural for controlling disease-causing inflammation. People who are ill and the elderly often have lower levels of glutathione than healthy people, and low levels are linked with poorer health.
Research is looking at the possibility of using glutathione to treat a variety of diseases including Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, glaucoma, cataracts, chronic fatigue syndrome, hepatitis, liver disease, heart disease and heavy metal poisoning. An inhaled version is used to treat some lung diseases, and an injectable form is used to treat the side-effects of cancer chemotherapy, Parkinson's disease and male infertility.
Unfortunately, it's difficult to supplement with glutathione orally since it's not well absorbed by the intestinal tract. That's why some people boost their levels by taking other glutathione-supporting supplements like alpha-lipoic acid, milk thistle or n-acetyl-cysteine as a way to indirectly boost glutathione levels. Exercise also appears to increase glutathione. To make glutathione, your body needs adequate amounts of sulfur, cysteine and B-vitamins. Eating a well-rounded diet of unprocessed food with an emphasis on fruits and vegetables supplies the nutrients your body needs to maximize glutathione production.
With glutathione being so critical for keeping cells healthy, it's not surprising it's found its way into cosmetic and personal care products. Skin cells are also subject to oxidative damage from exposure to ultraviolet light from the sun and from pollutants in the environment. At least half of sun-related skin damage is due to free radical formation, and there's mounting evidence that topical antioxidants like glutathione, alpha-lipoic acid and vitamin C can mitigate some of this damage and reduce the signs of skin aging.
Topical antioxidants may also protect against some types of skin cancer. When combined with sunscreen, antioxidants offer greater protection against sunburn and sun damage than sunscreen alone. Because of their anti-inflammatory benefits, antioxidants like glutathione may also reduce skin inflammation after procedures like laser resurfacing. Combinations of antioxidants may be synergistic and more effective than a single antioxidant in a product. That's why cosmetic and skin care products often contain more than one antioxidant. Some products that may contain glutathione include facial scrubs, moisturizers, anti-aging products, toners, exfoliating products and sunscreen.
Is it safe? There are oral supplements of glutathione available, but they may not be well absorbed. Since glutathione is found naturally in the body, it's unlikely to be harmful. If it's inhaled by people with asthma, it can cause breathing problems, and it may interact with some medications. Glutathione appears to be safe in the amount found in cosmetic and personal care products. The Environmental Working Group's Skin Deep Database classifies it as a low hazard cosmetic ingredient.
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News: PCC to Celebrate "Pi Day" March 14
To promote the spirit of learning mathematics, Pasadena City College invites the entire campus community to participate in "Pi Day," a student-focused conference with the theme "Yes, I Can Do Math!" The conference will be held on March 14, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the PCC Quad.
Students are encouraged to talk about the subject, share their joys and frustrations, and develop the proper attitude and mindset needed to learn math. Students will discover ways of overcoming difficulties and anxieties in learning math, and celebrate and share their victories in understanding concepts they did not understand before.
There will also be a T-shirt design contest that best typifies the theme, "Yes, I Can Do Math!" First prize is $100, and the deadline is Sunday, Feb. 10. The rules state that the shirt must be three colors or fewer, be computer-designed, and may include the front and back of the shirt. Students, faculty, and staff are invited to participate in the contest.
There is also a poster assignment where groups of three to four students will create a poster showcasing research on a topic related to a math or science course. Posters will be presented at the conference, where all are welcome to explore the research that was done.
For more information, visit www.pasadena.edu/pi/.
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- CHORUS: Collaborative Hypertext Radiology, Musculoskeletal System.
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- From the Orthopaedic Trauma Association, these materials are in PDF format.
- WorldOrtho
- This is an interactive website for Nepean Hospital, Sydney, Australia. It includes online textbooks and quizzes.
- Electronic Textbook of Hand Surgery
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|City Council adopts marijuana, parking, nuisance ordinances
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Following a public hearing at the Jan. 2 City Council meeting, three ordinances involving parking of motor vehicles in residential areas, public nuisances and prohibiting marijuana facilities were adopted with unanimous approval.
All three ordinances were printed in their entirety in the Dec. 27 edition of The Holyoke Enterprise after being approved on first reading Dec. 18.
Ordinance No. 10 establishes a new section to regulate the parking of motor vehicles in residential areas within the City of Holyoke.
Ordinance No. 11 establishes, defines, declares and abates public nuisances within the city.
Ordinance No. 12 prohibits the operation of marijuana cultivation facilities, marijuana product manufacturing facilities, marijuana testing facilities or retail marijuana stores within the city. It also provides for a ballot issue in November of 2014, at which time citizens will vote to approve or reject the ordinance.
Cat problem addressed
Lynda Hagemann addressed the council at last week's meeting with her growing concern for the cat problem in her neighborhood in the 200 block of South Baxter Avenue.
She said feral cats are being fed, and they're now getting in her garage. Others from the neighborhood also acknowledged the problem.
Council members concurred that it's an issue they would like to follow up on, and asked attorney Al Wall to look into potential ordinances for consideration.
Two percent electric rate hike approved
Effective Jan. 21, a 2 percent increase in city electric rates will go into effect, as approved last week.
City Clerk Kathy Olofson explained that the increase will first be reflected on the March 1 bills.
The increase is being passed on by the city, who is receiving the same increase from the Nebraska Municipal Power Pool.
The city receives about half of its power from NMPP. A contract with NMPP was put into effect about 10 years ago, allowing for no more than a 2 percent per year increase. That contract ends Sept. 30.
The increase for 2013 applies to all residential, commercial and demand-metered customers.
The rates will increase as follow:
Residential—service charge of $10.60/month will not change; first 1,000 kwh at $0.09940/kwh will increase to $0.10139/kwh and over 1,000 kwh at $0.08091/kwh will increase to $0.08253/kwh.
Commercial—service charge of $18.75/month will not change; first 1,000 kwh at $0.09940/kwh will increase to $0.10139/kwh and over 1,000 kwh at $0.08091/kwh will increase to $0.08253/kwh.
Demand electric (large-power users)—all kw at $13.18/kw will increase to $13.44/kw and all kwh at $0.05778/kwh to $0.05894/kwh.
Heginbotham Trust gives money for library brickwork
In her report last week, Olofson said she received a check for $102,000 from the Heginbotham Trust to assist in extensive brickwork at the Heginbotham Library.
Olofson said the Trust indicated they would still like the city to go for a grant through the State Historical Society. Their donation can be used as seed money for the grant application. If the grant is received, then the Trust donation can be used for other improvements for the library.
Olofson told the council this is a very nice gift eartagged for the local library.
In city official reports, Superintendent Mark Brown noted appreciation for Jeff Deselms and the rest of the city personnel for filling in while he was off.
He reminded officials of the power outage scheduled for Monday, Jan. 28. Tentative time is 1 p.m., but that will be confirmed by the next meeting. The outage is in preparation for the new transformer that will be put in this spring.
Police Chief Doug Bergstrom said the police department has answered 45 calls for service between Dec. 13-26. He also noted he is still looking for a job description for the code enforcement officer position.
In other business Jan. 2, the Holyoke City Council:
—approved a bid for $842.78 from Phil Wirges to repair the bathroom at the fire shed. The project involves installing a new toilet and removing existing tile and replacing it with new.
—approved a wage increase of three percent or $67.50 per month for officer Larry Drake as a nine-month step increase to start Jan. 1.
—increased janitorial services for Sandy Saylor by $75 per month, making the total $300 for the city office and $75 for the police department.
—approved the travel request for Lennie Fisbeck and Jeremy Thompson to attend the CRWA School in Colorado Springs Feb. 10-14.
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Out To Sea
Release Date: July 02, 1997
Running Time: 106 mins.
MPAA Rating: PG 13
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San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - Mark Calcavecchia carded a 3-under 69 on
Saturday to maintain the lead through two rounds of the AT&T Championship.
Calcavecchia, who finished second in this event last year, fired a 67 during
Friday's opening round and held the lead before a 3-hour, 15-minute weather
delay due to thunderstorms set play back.
Darkness eventually suspended play at the TPC San Antonio and 33 golfers were
forced to complete their opening rounds on Saturday.
When the first round finally concluded Calcavecchia still held the lead. He
then reeled off five birdies and a pair of bogeys to reach 8-under 136 -- good
for a 4-stroke lead over closest challenger Kenny Perry (70).
Brad Faxon and Esteban Toledo both carded a 67 to move into a tie
for third place at 3-under, while Fred Funk, who won the Greater Hickory
Classic two weeks ago, shot 69 to share fifth with a large group at minus-2.
Tom Kite recorded a 70 on Friday, but stumbled to a second-round 74 and fell
into a tie for 13th place at even par. There is little room for error for
Kite, who is 31st on the Champions Tour money list, with only the top 30
advancing to next week's season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship at
Desert Mountain in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Calcavecchia has been a hard man to catch thus far. He tallied six birdies
against a lone bogey on Friday to build a 3-stroke lead, then added to the
advantage a day later.
This year's Montreal Championship victor opened Day 2 with four consecutive
pars before bogeying the par-4 fifth. He bounced back with a birdie on the
next and was even at the turn after recording a bogey and a birdie on No. 8
and No. 9, respectively.
Calcavecchia heated up during his bogey-free outward nine and kept the field
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NOTES: Last year's winner, Fred Couples, is not on hand to defend his title as
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Maple Hill is a unique location for a limestone quarry, according to testimony from a geologist Monday night during the first four hours of a planned three-day public hearing to determine whether a rock mine should be built in the area.
Martin Marietta Materials is seeking a special-use permit from the Onslow County Board of Adjustment to construct a 1,800-acre mine off N.C. 50 near Haws Run Road.
Because of the size of the property and the wealth of aggregate to be unearthed there, a rock mine in Maple Hill could last 50 years, said John Stevens, the natural resources director for the national mining company.
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For many who are feeling the pinch this holiday season and are looking to make some extra cash, there are several job opportunities available that you may be interested in.
There will be a job fair opportunity for veterans that will take place on Dec. 11th. The job fair will be held between 9 am - 2 pm at the American Legion Post in Jonesboro. This event will be open to all veteran job seekers, active duty military members and veteran spouses.
RGIS Inventory is looking to fill 10 part-time inventory takers positions on Dec. 13th. Pre-screenings and interviews will be held up until 12:30 pm in Marietta on a first come, first serve basis.
Also Steak and Shake will be opening a new location in Carrollton and the restaurant chain is looking to fill various positions. An employer will at the Carrollton Career Center on Dec. 14th to conduct interviews.
Here are more upcoming job fairs:
December 11, 2012
Hiring Our Heroes
Info: This Veteran's Fair is partnered with U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Georgia Committee of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), the Department of Labor Veterans' Employment and Training Service (DOL VETS), Toyota Sponsored Event, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, The American Legion, NBC News.
Time: 9am-12pm
Where: The American Legion Post #258 1480 American Legion Way Jonesboro, GA
Contact: http://www.uschamber.com/hiringourheroes/jonesboro-ga
December 12, 2012
Spectrum Staffing
Info: A staffing agency is hiring for electronics/mechanical assemblers in the Lawrenceville area. Positions are full time temporary to Hire. These are third shift positions (11:00 p.m. - 7:30 a.m., Sunday - Thursday, plus OT and week-ends as required). Pay is $10.00 per hour. See Job Order GA8067006 for more details. http://www.dol.state.ga.us/js/job_info_system.htm. The job requirements include having 12 months previous experience performing complex mechanical and electronic assembly in heavy manufacturing, ability to read written work instructions in English, authorized to work in the United States, stand for long periods of time during shift , and some positions require lifting 50+ lbs regularly during shift . Positions are subject to pre-employment criminal background check and drug screening. If interested, you are welcome to attend the event, please dress professionally, must have resume to interview and be prepared to complete an application.
Time: 9am- 10:30am
Where: 2211 Beaver Ruin Road, Suite 160 Marietta, GA
Contact: http://www.spectrumstaffinginc.com/openings/default.asp
December 12, 2012
Career Fair at Goodwill
Info: The Goodwill of North Georgia in collaboration with the Cobb/Cherokee GDOL will be hosting a 5+ Employer Career Fair at their Career Center. The following employers are confirmed: Nobis Works, Executives and More Staffing, Perimeter Staffing, Pawn Mart, Days Inn Delk Rd and RGIS Inventory Takers and more will be added prior to the event. Dress for success and have resumes handy.
Time: 10am -1230pm
Where: Goodwill of N. Georgia Woodstock Career Cent.9425 Hwy 92 Woodstock, GA
Contact: Georgia Department of Labor Cobb/Cherokee (770) 528-6100
December 13, 2012
UCALL & IHAUL Moving Services
Info: Moving company has an on call part time openings to serve customers in Gwinnett County and the surrounding area. Job involves travel to customers' locations for packing/unpacking, loading/unloading and cleaning designated areas. Selected applicants must be able to lift up to 150 lbs furniture and household items/goods, with/without assistance. Wages are recorded and reported via 1099 to the IRS. No experience required but preferred. Applicants must possess a High School Diploma or equivalency. Wages are from $11.00 to $17.00 per hour depending upon the level of responsibility. All selected applicants will begin at $11.00 per hour. Company does conduct a background evaluation. See Job Posting GA8066813 for the referral to the event and for more details. http://www.dol.state.ga.us/js/job_info_system.htm Applicants are to dress professionally. To meet with the interviewer, applicants must bring a valid Georgia driver's license, proof of car insurance and car registration, an updated resume and a writing instrument.
Time: 9am to 10:30 am
Where: Gwinnett Career Center 2211 Beaver Ruin Road, Suite 160 Norcross, GA
Contact: Georgia Department of Labor Gwinnett County (770) 840-2200
December 13, 2012
Veterans Job & Resources Fair
Info: The Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency and Total Employment for American Military (TEAM-26) will host the "Veterans Jobs & Resources Fair" December 13, 2012 from 8:00am noon at the Atlanta Workforce Development Agency. This event is open to military service members, veterans, eligible spouses and the general public.
Time: 8-noon
Where: Atlanta Workforce Development Agency, 818 Pollard Boulevard, Atlanta GA 30315
Contact: www.atlantaworkforce.org
December 13, 2012
RGIS-PT Inventory Takers
Info: Employer will be facilitating Pre-Screenings/Interviews for Part-Time Inventory Takers for a Travel Team. Per employer: Please apply online before reporting to Cobb/Cherokee for interviews. Apply online @ www.rgis.com (Keyword = 316) Dress for success & have resumes. Interviews will take place on a 1st come, 1st served basis until the 12:30pm cutoff. Must be at least 18 years of age for Travel Districts (requires overnight stays/expenses covered by employer) and be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure with whole numbers, common fractions and decimals using a calculator or 10-key audit. Job Duties: Inventory Takers are members of a team (called Team Members) that work together to physically count inventory for employer's clients and enter information into employer's equipment. Pay is $8.00-$12.50 per hour with performance based raises. Employer will conduct Background Checks and Drug Screenings. 10 positions are available.
Time: 10am- noon
Where: Cobb/Cherokee GDOL 465 Big Shanty Road Marietta, GA
Contact: http://www.rgis.com/us_en/hr/careers/
December 14, 2012
Steak and Shake
Info: Employer will be onsite accepting applications and conducting interviews for Food Prep and Wait Staff.
Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00pm
Where: 275 Northside Dr Carrollton, GA
Contact: Georgia Department of Labor- Carroll County (770) 836-6668


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Daughter of the Segregated South Speaks at Harvard's Du Bois Colloquium
Bon Appétit! Julia at 100
How Julia Child Outfitted Her TV Kitchen
The Boston Globe reports one of the coolest events in Boston last week was a daylong symposium on the life and legacy of the inimitable Julia Child, who would have turned 100 in August. Hosted by the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study's Schlesinger Library, the event featured friends of Paul and Julia Child from the couple's years in Cambridge, who discussed Child's first TV kitchen.
Ratatouille from Mastering the Art of French Cooking and A Day of Julia
"You have a ratatouille garden!" Julia Child exclaimed to her hostess, Jane Thompson,"we'll have ratatouille for dinner." Thompson was one of many friends and family who recalled Julia Child stories to an adoring crowd in the Radcliffe Gymnasium, all celebrating what would be Julia Child's 100th birthday.
These Are a Few of My Favorite Things…About Julia Child
Food blogger shares the four most wonderful things about Julia Child that she learned from the Radcliffe Institute's Julia Child Centenary Symposium.
Forget Peggy Olson: Mad Women Made Their Mark Long Before the '60s
Marilyn Morgan, archivist at the Radcliffe Institute's Schlesinger Library, highlights the role of women in advertising since the late 1800s. She comments "The female viewpoint opened a door for early ad women, but in the end it held them back". The nature of the work done by these advertising women proved limiting, as agencies then pigeonholed them as suitable only for certain types of assignments. And the very ads they worked on—projecting an image of women as homemakers—reinforced rather stereotyped views about women that restricted their advancement in the work world.
Ideas Calendar: A Julia Child Centenary Symposium
A bright idea: The Wall Street Journal features Radcliffe's Julia Child Symposium.
Of Love, Death, and Garbage
Cohen receives faculty scholar award from Greenwall Foundation
The Greenwall Foundation has chosen Harvard Law School Assistant Professor I. Glenn Cohen '03, who is a leading expert on the intersection of bioethics and the law and a Radcliffe Institute fellow, as a recipient of one of three Faculty Scholar Awards in Bioethics. The award allows recipients to conduct extensive independent research to help set public policy and standards of clinical practice.


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The machines' existance is realistically represented. it's military provinance is "in your face", declared with the only proper face paint, yet it is obviously in civilian service. the n# is secondary to the military designation, yet joined by 'ol glory. but it is the photographer's stance that makes the photo. the prop is spining at idle, the stick-jock is attentive to all indicators, the canopy is not "open"-- just set for quick "flip and shut". lucky you are to frame this moment from your vantage; feeling the heat, the engine noise, and the prop stir. but in your minds' eye you're in the air, right beside him, just glancing at the fellow beside you, i guess. he turns his pilots' sunglasses in your direction. three seconds pass. you give him a slow, not military grade salute-- and for a monent you're just glad to be there.
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Nice sharp image, centered, balenced placement of plane. would have rated it higher, but, not my favorite angle of a lovely navion.
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The Navion is a beautiful airplane! To see such a fine example photographed so professionally is a delight to the eye - truly "eye candy" for this airplane buff!
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BARNESVILLE - Barnesville's Jamie Carpenter stresses there are three tangibles necessary for his Shamrocks to succeed this winter. Defense, defense and defense.
"We may not have the personnel to be a high-scoring team, although we hope to play an up-and-down tempo," Carpenter said. "We are sorely lacking for experience in terms of returning players with varsity minutes. So, hopefully, we can get a few things accomplished at the defensive end of the floor."
A season ago, Barnesville endured a forgettable 0-14 start before eventually righting the ship.
"We came on to win six of our next eight games and finally gained some confidence," Carpenter said.
Graduation claimed a trio of players, including all-district and all-OVAC performer Jess Hunkler, who were forced to shoulder a majority of the offensive load.
Hunkler, a three-year starter, finished strong, pouring in more than 20 points per outing en route to being named to the District 12 All-Star team. She registered 871 career points.
"No question, we'll miss Jess and the consistent scoring ability she displayed,'' Carpenter said. ''This season, there are no Jess Hunklers or Heidi Hines we can rely on. Thus, we're going to have to get things done by committee most nights."
Four seniors comprise the 2012-13 roster. However, the Rocks have no juniors. As a result, a number of underclass prospects will be forced to come of age.
"There is potential among some of our young players and our seniors understand that," Carpenter said. "The idea is putting the best lineup possible that gives us a chance to be successful. It's probably going to take some time, but I'd like to think we'll be an improved team as the season progresses."
The senior class has Marissa Burga vying for her third varsity letter. At 5-foot-7, Burga netted four points per outing last season.
"Her shooting has improved. We need Marissa to step up and help show the way this year," Carpenter said.
Barnesville's inside game features 6-1 senior Raquel Bahmer looking to become a force at both ends of the floor.
"With her size, Raquel will be a definite shot-blocker. And she's not a bad shooter," Carpenter said. "She's worked on her mobility and should be much improved."
Guard Sydney Bruce logged limited minutes as a junior and will likely look to increase those numbers this winter.
"Sydney realizes she's a role player who's capable of giving us an occasional spark,' Carpenter said.
The Shamrocks' fourth senior is two-year letterwinner Lane Hanlon, a 5-5 guard who was a part-time starter a season ago.
"Lane's finest asset is probably her aggressiveness," Carpenter pointed out. "She's a non-stop 100 percent player."
The sophomore class includes a quartet slated to experience varsity action.
Miranda Plumly is a 5-7 point guard whom Carpenter is confident will step in and contribute.
"Miranda basically served as Jess' (Hunkler) backup a year ago. She's a good ball-handler and has above-average quickness...just a good feel for the game," Carpenter said.
Paige Huntsman, at 5-8, should also be a factor.
"She's sound defensively and has a good understanding for the game," Carpenter said. "Paige is one of a number of players who enjoyed success on our volleyball team this fall."
Huntsman was sidelined by illness her freshman campaign.
Hannah Hannahs is a 5-9 prospect who has a good nose for the ball and can be an effective rebounder, according to her coach.
Layna Broomhall, a 5-5 guard, adds depth to the backcourt.
"She's a strong defender,'' Carpenter said. ''More than anything, Layna, like a majority of our young players, just needs varsity experience."
Carpenter speaks highly of a pair of incoming freshman candidates, both of whom are slated to log varsity minutes.
Shaela Markovich is a well-rounded 5-9 cager with a bright future, according to Carpenter.
"She's been involved in the AAU program and has a very good chance to be a contributor," he said.
The same holds true for 5-7 Sydney Ralston, a good ball-handler who sees the floor.
"Sydney is making the difficult transition to varsity at a young age. We feel she'll make important strides as the season moves along," Carpenter said.
Rounding out Barnesville's sophomore contingent are Alexis Moore, Michaela Stephens, Emily Sleeth, Shaela Paboucek, Alex Austin and Cannarrissa Cline.
"Offensively, this is a team which will likely have to be creative on the fly," Carpenter said. "First and foremost, our goal is playing good sound fundamental defense. We'll have to until we can develop consistency on the offensive end.
"We'll undergo some growing pains without a doubt and probably take a few lumps along the way. It's important the kids' attitudes remain positive."
Carpenter and his team participated in preseason tests against Beallsville, Monroe Central, River and Buckeye Local.
Returning as chief assistant and jayvee coach is Justin Little. Jeff Hunkler and Mike Markovich round out the coaching staff.


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Years Active: 1990–1998
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Bikini Kill was an American punk rock band. Formed in Olympia, Washington in October 1990, the group consisted of Kathleen Hanna, Kathi Wilcox, Tobi Vail and Billy Karren. The group is widely considered to be the pioneer of the riot grrrl movement, and was notorious for its radical feminist lyrics and fiery performances. Their music was characteristically abrasive and hardcore punk-influenced. While occasionally collaborating (politically and creatively) with high-profile acts such as Nirvana and Joan Jett, Bikini Kill was well-known for shunning major labels and the mainstream rock press. After two full-length albums, several EPs and two compilations, the group disbanded in 1998.