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Lesson 3: Trading Punches
Unless the results of the First Turn Freeze and the After The First Turn Freeze is the death of one of the opponents, battledomers are going to have to trade punches. There are varied schools of thought on the best way to go about this, but these variants generally reduce down to one of two basic approaches to the Battledome.
The first of these is a high damage fast attack capability (which I call the West Coast Offense after an American football strategy). This approach utilizes high damage reusable fast attack weapons, the purpose being to inflict as high an amount of damage as possible, but sacrificing the ability to defend. Weapons commonly used in this approach include the Lost Desert Dagger, Plastic Halloween Fork, Battle Ducks, Zaptwig, Mono Claw, Mystical Fish Lobber, and Faerie Slingshot. There are many other weapons that fit into this style of fighting. Combatants in this fighting style will generally rely heavily on Fierce and Berserk Attack, Heal, and Drain Life.


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Church offers solace during holiday season
Service a bright spot on unhappy holidays
City pastor speaks from experience
For years, the Rev. Howard Woodruff offered Masses for those experiencing grief, loss, sadness or solitude during the holiday season.
Then his son, Hamilton, died in a car crash three years ago, and he and his wife, Dawn, suddenly knew the pain and despair of losing a loved one during the holiday season he'd been preaching about for so long.
"The only thing I wanted to do that Christmas Eve was get out of that church," the Rev. Woodruff said. "It means a lot more being able to say we know the heartache you're feeling ... but there's much to celebrate."
A handful of people gathered with the Rev. Woodruff at Elm Park United Methodist Church Tuesday night for a Service of Solace, in which scripture readings, hymns and prayers focused on reminding people of joy, forgiveness, patience, acceptance and hope.
The small group gathered and lit candles in honor of the troops, deceased loved ones and those slain in the Newtown, Conn., shooting.
Charles Wallace, who works at the church, came to the service to pray for everyone to have a joyous holiday.
"You never outgrow your need to praise the Lord," Mr. Wallace said. "It's like the pastor said, there's a reason that you're here."
The Rev. Woodruff encouraged attendees to live their lives like Joseph and Job, having faith that there are better days to come and standing steadfast in faith in the face of adversity.
"There are always going to be opportunities for things that will challenge us, maybe even shake us to the core," the Rev. Woodruff said. "Even in the midst of the distress, even in the midst of the pain and peril, our God is with us."
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Euro-zone finance ministers met with IMF officials, seeking a solution to Greece's debt problems, but the obstacles standing in the way of a deal are formidable.
French government-bond prices fell slightly after Moody's one-notch ratings downgrade, the country's second loss of its prized triple-A rating this year.
Fed chief Bernanke said in a speech that U.S. unemployment remains well above its sustainable level, a signal the central bank is likely not preparing to scale back its bond-buying programs.
One of the most significant energy issues facing Obama in his second term is whether to allow oil drilling off the U.S. coast of the Atlantic Ocean, where production has been off-limits for decades.
The IMF and Egypt reached a preliminary agreement on a $4.8 billion loan aimed at reviving an economy that was torpedoed in the wake of the North African country's revolution.
Makers of industrial equipment used by mining companies face a glut, partly driven by slowing economic activity in China that has reduced demand for coal and other raw materials.
Swiss exports of high-end watches rose in October, despite fears the sector could be the next victim of the slowing world economy.
HSBC has reached out to China's sovereign-wealth fund as the bank seeks to sell a $9.28 billion stake in Ping An Insurance.
The allure of Poland's real-estate market is beginning to fade as investors are becoming increasingly selective amid lingering fears about European economic growth.
Major investors say that any worries about the credibility of U.K. monetary policy are unlikely to wean them away from the country's bonds.
U.S. regulators are stepping up oversight of stock exchanges as they broaden a probe into trading advantages for sophisticated clients at the expense of ordinary investors.
The Church of England voted against a measure that would have allowed women priests to become bishops, provoking instant criticism and defying the wishes of the incoming archbishop of Canterbury, the church's spiritual leader.
British prosecutors said they will charge two former top executives of News Corp.'s U.K. newspaper unit and others with crimes as part of a bribery probe.
Japan's top central banker took the unusual step of weighing in on the country's parliamentary election campaign, criticizing the platform of the front-runner for prime minister as "unrealistic" and "negative" for the economy.
Obama supports Southeast Asian nations' proposed multilateral approach to tackling territorial tension in the South China Sea, pushing back against China.
China appointed a rising leader as Communist Party chief of Chongqing, the stronghold of ousted political star Bo Xilai.
India will work as part of a block of developing countries at climate change talks next week to try to negotiate an extension to the Kyoto Protocol, the country's top climate negotiator said.
Land under opium cultivation in Afghanistan increased 18% this year, despite a decade of efforts by the international community to get Afghan farmers to switch to legal, though less lucrative, crops.
The U.K. government formally recognized Syria's new umbrella opposition group as the representative of the country's people.
Rebels in Congo seized Goma, dealing a blow to the Congolese government and U.N. peacekeepers based in the commercial hub.


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Momentum is gathering behind the case for a Red List of Ecosystems which, modeled on the influential IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, is hoped will generate better environmental management. …
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Okay, just when I think I've seen everything, some farmer in China decides to change up his commute in a very unusual way! I had no idea that pigs could get that huge, and I also didn't know that they could be taught to be walked and steered like a horse. Honestly, have you ever seen anything this weird? The thing is, both the farmer and his pig don't seem to be phased by the fact that they're being recorded. I guess this is just typical behavior for them!
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Issue date: Thursday, December 5, 1918
Pages available: 12
Previous edition: Wednesday, December 4, 1918
Next edition: Friday, December 6, 1918
Publication name: Decatur Review
Location: Decatur, Illinois
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Decatur Review (Newspaper) - December 5, 1918, Decatur, Illinois 40th Year, No. THURSDAY EVENING December 5, 1918 DECATUR R EVI EW DAILY AND BT REVIEW CARRIERS Itc A WKEK IN DECATUR AND EL6EWHERE DECATUR, ILLINOIS BVBRT IN 'THE! TEAR BRITAIN WILL ACCEPT NO LIMITATIONS ON SEA POWERS London, Wednesday, Dec. British naval authorities have decided that it will be necessary to demand the return of Helgoland to Great Britain from Germany, Winston Spencer Churchill, the minister of munitions announced in a speech at Dundee tonight WILL TAKE NO LIMITATIONS. "We enter the peace Eaid Mr. Churchill, during the course of his address, "with the absolute de- termination that no limitation shall be imposed on our-rleht to maintain our naval defense. We do not intend, no matter what arguments and ap- peals are addressed to us, to lend ourselves in any way to any fetter- Ing restrictions wh-ch will prevent p.' the British navy maintaining its and well-deserved suprem- acy. ISLAND HISTORY. The island of Helgoland, formerlv Banish, was ceded to Great Britain in 1S14. In 1S90 Great Brita.n ceded it to Germany, who began develop- ing- it into an extremely important naval base. It lies in the North sea off the mouths of Elbe and Weser and of the entrance to the Kiel canal, it dominates. The Island was a German naval stronghold throughout the great war, its occupation by the allies was un- der consideration shortly after the signing of the armistice when the German naval revolution made it ap- pear doubtful if Germany would com- ply with the naval terms of the ar- mistice. These, however, seem since to have been fulfilled nearly in their entirety. Atlantic City, X. J., Dec. in- austrial creed for "the four parties to management, labor and the out- lined by John D. Rockefeller Jr., in an address today before the war 'emergency and reconstruction con- ference, in session here. INDUSTRIAL CREED. Asserting that capital and labor are partners with common interests, and not enemies, Mr. Rockefeller stated ten tenets of his industrial creed. These included advancement by in- dustry of social as well material well-being of employes; opportunity by emplojes to earn a 'living" under conditions of fair wages, reasonable hours'and proper industrial environ- ment; reward for initiative and effi- ciency; machinery for uncovering and promptly adequate representation of all the industrial parties with annual joint conferences, to assure industrial har- mony and prosperity in each plant, this system extended "to in- clude all plants in the same Industry, all industries in a community in a nation, and in the various nations." Xew York, Dec. 5 trades professions are represented in first 350 applications received by the Zionist organization of America '.from persons who are prepared to Jeave for Palestine at once for serv- ice in the establishment there of the Jewish homeland. A special depart- ment has been established by the or- ganization to collect the information contained in these applications. Sev- eral sub-committees have been at- tached to this department, including ono on investment and another, in charge of the Zionist society of en- gineer, to study that physical aspect of the Jewish re-settlement of Pal- estine. The most pressing ac- cording to the organization, Is for Hebrew teachers, since the school system of Palestine is to be reor- ganized. CHINESE PEACE DELEGATES LEAVE Peking, Monday. Dec. Cheng- Beiang, foreign minister, who will head China's delegation at the peace conference at Versailles, left last night. He was accompanied by a party of fifteen, which included M. Decoot, a Belgian, who will act in an advisory capacity. After a. short stay in Japan the party -will proceed to Paris by way of America. BOYCOTT STILL ON CHILEAN SHIPS Lima, Peru, Wednesday, Dec. 4. The Chilean consul general left to- day for Santiago, stating that his had advised him to take the archives with him. The boycott against Chilean vessels continues, forcing those which have brought cargoes to Peruvian ports to return tn ballast. New York, Dec. effi- ciency in public administration would save the people of this coun- try a year, United States Senator Charles S. Thomas of Colo- rado, told the Association of Life In- surance Presidents in a thrift con- feience which began here today. Sen- ator Thomas is a member of the senate committee on finance. "The war leaves us a legacy of n stupendous declared Senator Thomas "It will reach, if It floes not exceed, or twice as much as the combined debt of the allied nations, Including Russia, when the war began. The annual In- terest upon this stupendous sum will be nearly twice the net total of the nation's annual pre-war expenditure. This means a vastly in- creased rate and radius of taxation. The people must bear the burden, for Germany can not make indemnity. They will bear it willingly, if econ- omy in public administration and the application of every dollar to the public needs shall become the policy of the government. They vv ill not and should not be content If the gross extravagances of the past con- tinue E F080 SUPPLY Chicago, Dec. 5 house figures submitted to Assistant United States District Attorney Dickinson will be made the basis of an inquiry into their possible relation to mount- ing prices of food products. This announcement was made today and some of the statistics placed before the federal officer were given pub- licity. It was stated that approxi- mately 91.4 per cent of all the cold storage butter supply of Illinois and 83 S per cent of the egg supply is held by eight big storage houses of Chicago The remainder is held by twenty-five smaller storage houses scattered throughout the city. On Nov. 1, it was said, the country as a whole had pounds of butter in cold storage and cases of eggs. HOTELS FIE Paris, Tues. Dec. Is filled to overflowing Prices all hotel rooms, following the requisitioning of 25 hotels for peace conference pur- poses, have doubled and tripled and are still going ur Food in res- taurants and prices generally are similarly mounting. A breakfast of coffee, bread and butter continues to cost between SI and at hotels. It is virtually impossible to lunch or dine for less than thrte or four dollars for a sim- ple meal. People arriving at the city frequently go to fifteen or twen- ty hotels before they secure rooms, for which the owners demand large sums and refuse to lower their rates, saying they can get the price. The city is becoming more crowded daily, with the bulk of the confer- ence officials and others interested in getting rooms, such as several hun- dred of the world's newspaper cor- respondents not yet here. Whera persons of the latter class are go- ing to find accommodations nobody in Paris knows. In addition to ail the other arrivals officers and men of all the armies are coming to Pill if. on leave in considerable numbers Sometimes as many as twenty officers stand for an hour in front of hotel offices waiting for somebody to leave, when they all demand accommoda- tions. NO STATEMENT FROM WILLIAM IBy Associated Prcsi I Amorcngen, Tuesday, Dec. 3 am a private citizen and while tn Holland will not make an> statement for publication whatever.' This was the former German em- pcroi's message to the Associated Press correspondent when he called at Count von Bentlcken's castle again yesterday. The German general acting as or- derly, formerly governor of Metz, brought the message direct from Wil- liam Hohenzollern, who was Inclined to make a public declaration but lat- er changed his mind. The message continued: "You must fully realize my posi- tion. I am threatened on all sides with criminal charges, which. If brought, I must face. Therefore I must reserve any statement until charges are actually brought, "Also, I owe a certain loyalty to the present German government and cannot make a declaration which might others." TO DEB 20 Per Cent of War Time Strength to Be Dis- charged at Once. Washington, Dec of ,20 per cent of the navy's war-time personnel, about men, has been authorized. Secretary Daniels said today the men would be re- leased as quickly as possible with clue regard to the convenience of the serv ice. The release of enlisted men Is au- thorized not because the navy is over-manned, but to permit the re- turn to civil pursuits of youths who loined for the war and who do not intend to follow the sea. PRIVATE BOATS GIVEN BACK. Private jachts, motor boats and other craft taken over by the navy for the ar already are being turned back to their owners. Mr. Daniels said by February 700 craft will have been stricken from the navy list. Members of naval units in schools and colleges will complete their training and then stand discharged In the cases of special student bodies, such as the paymasters' school at Princeton and the ensigns' schools at Annapolis, students In the present classes upon graduation will be com- missioned in the reserve. LAND AND WORK FOR HUN WARRIORS Amsterdam, Dec. 5 The Berlin Tages Zeltung of Monday saya that Field Marshal von Hindenburg ad- dressed the following proclamation to his troops "The preliminary work for a land settlement on a big scale is In pro- gress and will be pushed forward as rapidly as the shortage of coal and of building materials will permit. The returning warriors will first re- ceive the thanks of the country for more than four years' work in a thousand battles in which they were unbeaten. "Hundreds of thousands of build- ings will be erected on cheaply ac- quired land with public money loaned at low rates to farmers, gardeners, and country artisans Houses will be built for workers, employes, and of- ficials belonging to sedentary occu- pations and transferred to them on the payment of a moderate portion of the actual costs Only have pa- tience a little while. Help the wounded fatherland through its hard- est time. Save it again by German manly discipline and order and thus make your own future and your own happiness TERS OF Ul DELEGATES Paris, Tuesday, Dec. 3 for Secretary of State Lansing and the other American delegates to the peace conference have been assigned at the Crillon hotel, on the Place de La Concorde. This large hotel has been divided up Into suites of rooms for the delegates. Each suite will comprise living quarters and a busi- ness office for each delegate and his immediate secretaries. The apart- ments overlook the Esplanade of Place De La Concorde, which Is now filled with war trophies, and where stand the great statues of Stras- bourg, Llllo and Mete, each covered with floral offerings and flags. Each suite is handsomely furnished and lias paintings and tapestries Thero are commodious baths and sleeping chambers. The delegates will probably dine together in what was formerly the hotel restaurant. All accessories, including the bar, have been removed. Most of the conferences between the American delegates will be held In the large salon at the Hotel Crll- lon The business offices of the dele- gation, where several hundred ex- perts on international law, geo- graphical boundaries, intelligence, etc, will work, will be in a large building adjoining. Joseph C Grew, secretary of the peace delegation, has established quarters there. NEW PROCESS ON MAKING GLYCERIN Washington, Dec synthetic process of making glycerin, largely used In making explosives, from the fermentation of sugar was a dis- covery made during the war and closely guarded until yesterday when the secret was divulged. The process was tried out on a large scale at a chemical plant at Aurora, 111., and found commercially .able. Against Be Making ernment Weak. IBs Associated Press.l Berlin, Dec. Karl Lleb- knecht and his followers of the Spartacus group of Socialists are carrying on a vigorous campaign against Premier Ebeit and his col- leagues, whom the Spartacus Social- ists accuse of having "induced the mortal enemy of the German revolu- tion, namely. International capital- ism represented by President Wilson, to make the delivery of food condi- tional on the maintenance of 'or- der.' The Bolshevik organ, the Red Flag, Is treachery against the rev- olution. Any attempt to send food to Germany must be opposed as a cap- italistic effort to beat Bolshevik aims." The article demands the dismissal of officers and the choosing by sol- diers of tlielr leaders. It also de- mands the Immediate arming of tho revolutionary workmen and the dis- arming of other organizations. The program Includes the destruc- tion of capltallfam, the annulment of war loans and the socialization of all business. GOVERNMENT WEAK. The government declares Lleb- knecht has no followers outside Ber- lin and only a few here In interviews with the correspond- ent today leading men of Berlin showed pessimism over the situation, taking the ground that tho govern- ment was not displaying the vigor and determination required to cope with the danger. LOOKS LIKE R0SSIA. There Is a disquieting likeness be- tween the situation here and that ob- served by the corespondent in Petro- grad in 1017. Here as In Petrografl, the government seemingly Is in- spired by good motives. The mem- bers of the government make fair speches, but the Bolshevik are those who act and whose followers, re- cruited from the crimlna' classes, possess arms, while the bourgeojso and conservative socialists are un- armed. PRIDE GONE The chief argument of tho optim- ists Is that the Germans are not Rus- sians but they say that nothing can be safely predicted on the knowledge of German character before war. Tho spirit and pride of a great bulk of the people are utterly gone, they con- tend, and the situation Is unfavor- ably affected by the belief that the food supplies In the cities will not avail until the new year and that crushing peace terms will be Im- posed. FOR TRIP Washington, Dec. 5. By unani- mous vote the senate foreign rela- tions committee today disapproved the resolution of Senator Cummins of Iowa, Republican, proposing to send a senate committee to Paris for the peace conference. Various :easons were assigned by members for opposition to the Cum- mins plan, which provided that four Democratic and four Republican senators should go to Paris, not as peace delegates, but to keep the sen- ate informed. Some membeis, Re- publicans as well as Democrats, thought such a step would be undig- nified. Cleveland, O., Dec. IflO street car men who went on strike at j o'clock Tuesday morning because of the employment of women conductors, and since which hour not a car has been operated, probably will return to work at 4 30 o'clock this after- noon, with cars in operation on all lines. The stri' era will assemble at 1 p. m. today to vote on terms that their union leaders have accepted for them. FAVOR RETURN OF ROADS TO OWNERS New York. Dec. B of railroads comprising more than 90 per cent of the rail mileage of the country, In conference here yester- day, adopted a resolution favoring a return of the roads to private own- ership and expressing the hope that the remaining period of federal con- trol would be such as to leave the properties In the highest state of efficiency. Government ownership and opera- tion of railroads was characterized as "not conductive to the highest eco- nomic efficiency of the and it was suggested that "private Initia- tive, enterprise and responsibility In creation, extension, improvement and operation should, as, a matter of na- tional policy, be fostered and pre- Representative From Vir- ginia is McAdoo's Successor. Washington, Dec. 5 tive Carter Glass of Virginia was nominated today by President Wilson to be secretary of the treasury, INTO OFFICE DEC. 15. Mr Glass will go Into office on Dec. 1C under an agreement with Secretary McAdoo, whoso resignation was accepted by the piesldcnt to take effect upon the appointment and qualification of his successor. Washington, Dec. Lewis of Illinois, Democrat, in the senate yesterday, declared that appointment of a senator on the peace delega- tion would have been comparable to appointing members of the supreme cuurt to sit in a lower court. The public, Senator Lewie Bald, had been given the impression that the Presi- dent by falling to appoint a sena- tor showed a lack of respect for the body, wheieas he was sure the pres- ident had no such Intention He suggested that if a senator had appointed Europe would have thought a prejudiced tribunal had been sent by the United States .ind ashed 1C freedom of senators to op- pose the treaty when presented for latlficatlon would not have been par- alyzed A senator on the peare com- mission, he added, could not have kept the senate informed of all pre- liminary negotiations and pointed out that on all other tieatles the senate his only had the final draft "I KiMs must FITOt'LD OROAMZI I "I nm not opposed i" orKa.i.'z to live peacefully in the futuro, Wv ftel tfiat tho Americans surniv will b" fair. It would be advisable for tin- Allies to send here groups nf Male-" men and business men to look Intn conditions before trying to pcttlo mat- ters Outsiders mlgl t Ind a nolu- tlon of the difficulties which we our- selves have been unable to find. ON'LV AMBITION "You may soy that the Austrian re- public certainly wants no more wars and has no ambition other than to live. "The present scpai.illon of the peo- ples of the empire in tlie last slate In the dissolution of what never really was an empire, but groups of peoples demanding freedom." pltallct" iinl onplpyer-i In past. That !i of tlio ICSKOHN wnr taught trm Oun- ce) ncy." HIS OWN BI.SINKSE Mr. Schwab sal'! that he had (el- graphed the president a few ago to relieve him from his as director general of tlio Irnrporatlon. 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Meanwhile, GOC Home Front Command Major General Eyal Eisenberg held a situation assessment with Ashkelon Mayor Benny Vaknin. Some 14 rockets have been fired towards the city over the past few days.
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He also urged residents to avoid stepping out to watch the Iron Dome's rocket interceptions, warning that shrapnel could be a major hazard.
Color Red alerts and air raid sirens sounded frequently across the entire southern sector, from the Gaza vicinity communities and Sderot, to Beersheba, Ashdod, Ashkelon and Gan Yavne; followed by the sounds of exploding projectiles.
Israel Air Force jets targeted several terror cells in the Gaza Strip overnight and Monday morning. The IDF aid the pilots reported hitting their marks.
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Greenfield - Producing a starting lineup for each game is becoming mostly a mix-and-match proposition for Whitnall girls basketball head coach Keith Larson.
The Falcons have endured an incredible run of injuries and illnesses this season, making it extremely difficult for them to get any kind of consistency or continuity going.
"We have had different players each game, it seems," Larson said. "We don't know from one day to the next who will be playing."
Their problems began early in the season when Ann Marie Bay went out for the year with both a torn anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament.
Whitnall recently lost leading scorer Ashley Markowiak to a heel injury, although she is now off her crutches and should return soon.
Those are only the long-term losses for the Falcons, who have also had players miss one or two games along the way.
"I could write a short story about all our problems this season," Larson quipped.
All these setbacks contributed heavily to a four-game losing streak that covered the month of January, but the frustration finally ended on Friday with a 51-46 triumph over Greendale.
That was a game that both sides needed desperately, as Whitnall came into it having lost six of seven and the Panthers had 11 straight losses.
The Falcons were able to get the victory as Gabby Weis tallied a game-high 15 points in what Larson called "her best game of the year."
Just to show how the Falcons' luck is running, though, Weis came down with the flu this week and was probably out for Tuesday's contest against Brown Deer.
Rachael Shulta added 14 points and Jackie Gruszka 12 for Whitnall, which rallied from a 32-22 deficit in the third quarter.
"Lizzy Menden hit some shots and Weis got a 3-point field goal to get us within one," Larson said. "We had a good fourth quarter, forcing some turnovers and hitting our free throws."
For Greendale, which started the season 3-1 but has not won since then, Taylor DeLong collected 10 points, Emily Perszyk nine and Natalie Burton, Anna Klar and Taite Kurzka each seven points.
Whitnall lost to Wauwatosa West, 51-35, Jan. 22 despite 18 points by Shulta.
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The New Hope-Solebury school board will get additional information before it decides on the extent of a proposed renovation of the high school.
The board voted unanimously Monday night to pay architect Kevin Godshall up to $58,000 to prepare a more detailed analysis of options for improving instructional space, security and infrastructure at the Bridge Street campus. He is expected to have a report ready for the board by July.
Also, the board voted unanimously to approve a proposed $37.7 million final 2014-15 budget that would raise the property tax rate by 1.81 mills, costing the average homeowner an additional $103, for a total of $4,999. The board will adopt the final budget at its June 2 meeting.
Godshall prepared three options for overhauling the high school, which last underwent renovations in 1997.
The first option, costing an estimated $30 million to $35 million, would include a new gymnasium, fitness center and wrestling room, more secure public entrances, a new large group instruction room, an expanded art room, a new computer lab, better handicapped access and improvements to mechanical systems.
The second option, costing an estimated $18 million to $20 million, would eliminate the new gym, better security and larger classrooms, while keeping the fitness center and wrestling room, and infrastructure improvements.
The third option, costing an estimated $14 million to $15 million, would be limited mostly to infrastructure improvements.
Superintendent Raymond Boccuti and his staff recommended the first option, saying it would best meet the long-term needs of the district.
"We're trying to get what we need at a reasonable cost," he said.
School director Neale Dougherty said the finance committee, which he heads, will look into how much the district can afford to borrow, which would require an increase in annual debt service.
"We will say what we can and cannot manage," he said.
Board vice president Jonathan Adar, chairman of the facilities committee, said the first option would be ideal, but the cost may be too high.
"We should be looking to give our students the best facilities we possibly can," he said.
Board president Joseph Harraka said afterward Godshall will provide the board with a detailed cost breakdown. It is possible, he said, the board could select one of the options but add or delete certain components.
"Give us a more refined scope of the project," he said, in order to make a decision.
Several members of the public who spoke generally favored revitalization, but some questioned whether a large, new gymnasium was really necessary for a district with 500 high school students and 400 middle schoolers.
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The Boone County Public Safety Referendum failed last night. That means the Boone County sheriffs office will not be getting a new public safety building any time soon. This is bad news for not only the sheriff's department, but also the Belvidere police department who currently share the same building. Boone county officials say they cannot afford a new public safety building without passing a new tax. Sheriff Duayne Wirth says he's disappointed, but he can understand why the referendum failed.
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Wynonna & The Big Noise
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Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts announces the addition of Wynonna & The Big Noise to its star-studded 2014–15 season. The five-time Grammy Award-winner will perform her greatest hits along with a selection of her favorite covers on Tuesday, Aug. 26.
Tickets are available for $49, $59 and $79 beginning Saturday, June 7, at 10 a.m. through www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org or 480-499-TKTS (8587).
Respected by the millions of fans who are drawn to her music and her undeniable talent, Wynonna's rich and commanding voice has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide spanning her epic 30-year career. Charting countless singles, including 20 No. 1 hits, and earning more than 60 industry awards, the iconic performer was once dubbed by Rolling Stone as "the greatest female country singer since Patsy Cline."
Wynonna's career has always revolved around telling stories. Whether performing alongside her mother as one half of the legendary duo The Judds, or pushing the boundaries on her own mega-successful solo path, Wynonna has the ability to reach the heart of the human spirit through her bold and unflinching honesty.
Wynonna was featured in the highly rated docu-series The Judds on the Oprah Winfrey Network in 2011 and performed on ABC's Dancing with the Stars in 2013. She is also a New York Times best-selling author thanks to her candid 2005 memoir Coming Home to Myself. Wynonna expanded into fiction with the 2011 release of her debut novel, Restless Heart, the story of young Kentucky native and aspiring country singer Destiny Hart.
Joined in the studio by her husband, bandleader and producer, Michael 'Cactus' Moser, Wynonna's highly anticipated eighth studio album is scheduled for release this year. This effort, a true labor of love, features her new single Something You Can't Live Without, released by Curb Records.
Wynonna and Cactus also recently wrote and recorded the soulful, acoustic-driven tune Follow Me for the 2014 feature film The Hornet's Nest, which tells the true story of a group of U.S. troops on a dangerous mission in Afghanistan.
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is located at 7380 E. Second St. in downtown Scottsdale, two blocks south of Indian School Road and three blocks east of Scottsdale Road. Free parking is available in the public parking garage located to the west of Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts on Wells Fargo Avenue. Additional free parking is available at the Old Town Parking Corral at East Second Street and Brown Avenue and at the Civic Center Library parking garage located on Drinkwater Boulevard at East Second Street.
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts offers performance accommodations to enhance audience members' experience, including: American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation or live audio description with two weeks advance notice. Assistive-listening devices and wheelchair seating are always available. Visit www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org or contact the Patron Services Box Office at (480) 499-TKTS (8587) [TDD: (480) 874-4694] for further details. Please inquire about services when ordering tickets.
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts offers a variety of ticket discounts for members at the Duet level and above, groups of 10 or more and those purchasing packages to four or more events in one order. The Center also provides free tickets to selected events for eligible students, teachers and veterans, and 50-percent off tickets to selected events for patrons 29 and under. Visit www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org or call 480-499-TKTS (8587) for more information.
The award-winning Store at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts supports the mission and diverse programs of the nonprofit Scottsdale Cultural Council. The Store's unique selection of merchandise includes artist-made jewelry, imaginative toys, fair-trade and upcycled/recycled crafts from around the world, stylish furnishings for home and office, and music, books and greeting cards. Purchases are tax-free, and members receive a 10-percent discount. Gift-wrapping and shipping are also available. The Store is open seven days a week: Monday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Sunday, noon – 5 p.m.; and throughout most evening events. Phone: (480) 874-4644.
One of the premier performing-arts halls in the Western United States, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts showcases a diverse season of dance, music, theater and film from around the world. More than 1,000 indoor and outdoor performances, educational programs, festivals and other events are presented and hosted by the Center each year serving approximately 250,000 participants and contributing substantially to Scottsdale's high quality of life and reputation as a vibrant arts destination. The Center's education and outreach programs reach nearly 20,000 children and adults each year. Most events take place in the state-of-the-art, 853-seat Virginia G. Piper Theater, recognized for its intimacy, acoustics and comfort. Additional venues include the 137-seat Stage 2 and neighboring 1,800-capacity Scottsdale Civic Center Amphitheater. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts is located on Scottsdale Civic Center Park, a 21-acre urban oasis next to the city's Old Town and gallery districts.
The nonprofit Scottsdale Cultural Council is contracted by the City of Scottsdale to manage the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) and Scottsdale Public Art. The Cultural Council is funded in part by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, which receives support from the State of Arizona and National Endowment for the Arts.
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Spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund's board of
governors are usually unmomentous affairs.
The big IMF annual meeting draws the world financial elite every
fall to eat quality hors d' oeuvres and fret expensively about
the dire times ahead. The spring follow-up is generally dry and
administrative with a lot of unfathomable rhetoric about
contribution quotas.
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emergency funds out of the 100-plus countries that are members of
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likely to use it: sputtering, debt-logged European nations.
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particularly U.S. investors isolated by their two vast oceans, do
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solid economic and, with some caveats, political grounds, at the
The developed world is staring into the abyss with bond
investors eyeing the exits and national leaders falling like
dominoes. Two more European governments shook over the past two
days as Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigned with his
whole cabinet, and French president Nicolas Sarkozy seemed headed
to defeat based on first-round election results.
The IMF was founded after World War II, originally to stabilize
currency exchange rates with market interventions. Its mandate
greatly expanded during the Latin debt crisis of the 1980s. The
Fund became lender of last resort to bankrupt and near-bankrupt
developing countries.
As a funding pre-condition it aggressively pushed them toward
the "Washington consensus," a menu of fiscal austerity and
so-called structural reforms designed by the rich Western world
ostensibly for the benefit of its errant emerging brothers.
President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt got off one of his few good comic
lines when he dubbed the IMF the "International Misery Fund."
Yet the IMF medicine worked eventually, by and large. Long-time
shaky creditors like Brazil, Russia and Turkey slashed expenditures
and built budgetary and currency surpluses. China and India pared
their massive bureaucracies (structural reform) and unleashed
vertiginous growth. Currencies prone to adding zeroes in the past
now have to be checked because of their market strength.
The rich countries who prescribed these tough remedies neglected
to treat themselves however.
Fast forward to 2012. Broad swathes of Europe are eyeing
international financial hand-outs. Former supplicants from the
emerging markets have cash to put into the kitty. The donor list
for that $430 billion Lagarde just raised is formally a secret.
But some elementary arithmetic indicates a big contribution from
the developing world. European states themselves put up a reported
$200 billion, Japan $60 billion more. The U.S. demurred, officially
on the grounds that Europe can dig its own way out of its debt
That leaves a hefty $170 billion unaccounted for. Most of it
likely came from the BRIC nations, who are not specifying any
numbers but are vocally grumbling about taking a few of Europe's
eight existing seats on the IMF's 24-member board of directors.
Indian Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said he "presumed" his
country, China, Russia and Brazil "will contribute to increase the
fund on fulfillment of certain conditions."
What all this means for investors is that one big element of
presumed emerging markets risk - the so-called sovereign risk that
bonds will default, currencies blow up, and governments collapse
without much warning - is increasingly a thing of the past.
The big developing countries proved more resilient on these
macro indicators (currency possibly excepted) than the developed
world after the 2008 crisis, and investors were rewarded by
tremendous gains in their securities in 2009-10.
A second form of peril, the "governance risk" that derives from
lower-quality regulation, more corruption and less transparency in
emerging markets is alive and well. A case in point is today's
crash in the shares of Wal-Mart de Mexico
), the local subsidiary of the American retailing colossus, after a
New York Times
expose on the chain's entrenched pattern of bribing Mexican
officials - and U.S. executives' pattern of covering it up. But
that is another story.
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had better rates than the Poly??
I checked online, and the Poly is a bit more affordable that staying in the Contemporary.... tower rooms...
So.. I dont know where I got the idea that the COntemporary was less expensive...
Perhaps it is from time to time? The Poly usually is pretty pricey, so its being less than the Contemporary I would think it fairly unusual.
So then? Are you staying at the Poly or the Contemporary?
Not terribly long, actually. Well, from the ticket and transportation center, I mean. You can't walk from the MK to the Poly.
There is the monorail from the MK to the Poly of course.
I'm a contemporary fan, whereas I didn't think much of the poly
The poly has a great lobby that's for sure and the luau cove is really nice too. Once you're out there looking for your room though, it's just not very polynesian IMHO. However, no real reason to worry about getting to/from MK from the poly, there's the monorail, the boat and so on.
The contemporary, whilst perhaps feeling less themed, is the perfect location for the MK. 5minute walk along the path and especially appreciated after a late night at the park. The resort itself has been refurbed recently with the rooms looking a lot more modern and tasteful than they used to be.
We've stayed in both garden wings and tower room and being able to watch the fireworks from our room was simply superb. The music is piped in on one of the tv channels. There was also a computer there with free Internet Access included
Add to that the new food court which is really well done with nice things on the menu, the california grill, the wave (not great), chef mickeys.. some nice shops, the monorail
Well I know I prefer the Contemporary to the Polynesian every time
The shot enclosed was taken from the bed in the room and although not a great photo it shows that we really could even lie in bed whilst watching the fireworks over a perfect view of the castle.
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yep there are various tower options including other side of the tower, cheapest, through to MK view concierge (and all the stages in between... well actually they go to the presidential suite in which I've been to a party but never stayed in )Originally Posted by britchick, post: 93752
When I was booking, it was said that to go for the mk side but not specify MK view was the best deal because it was cheaper and most of the time you were high enough to see the castle anyway. However when I looked, the difference in price between that and guaranteed MK view was so small that it wasn't worth taking the cahnce
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Absolutely fabulous shot, Keith!
So you didn't care for the Wave, either then?


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|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Friday, 20 November 2015 20:21
By Lori Pankonin
Pre-Halloween found me glad that a co-worker warned me about the character in our front office. Despite the warning, I still jumped with a jolt when I first encountered Freaky Farleigh upon entering the office at night.
Farleigh talked and rolled his eyes when he detected movement, truly causing my heart to race. Memories sparked of the life-size Santa who sat in the front office during the holidays who also created some uneasy emotions over the years.
Long-haired Farleigh, adorned in butler attire and holding a tray, greeted our young trick-or-treaters who filed in by the hundreds. His greetings were rather haunted house sounding and his rolling eyes gave me and other adults the heebie geebies.
I was especially reluctant to spook the little girls or toddlers so I placed a basket of treats at a distance so they didn't have to approach the host. Some indeed did stay away.
However for the most part, reactions found me stunned. One adorable little blondie, whom I've witnessed staying pretty close to her mommy, stood right up close to Farleigh and smiled with joy. It was as if she had a new buddy and she didn't care to leave him.
Toddlers often scream when parents think they should smile for a picture on Santa's lap. Yet youngsters of all ages reached out to Farleigh, laughing and waiting for his next reaction. Some returned with their friends.
One little girl stared from the doorway, summoned by the rest of her family to continue down the street with them. "I like him," she kept repeating. It was adorable.
Trust was not the reaction of the family dog when Farleigh moved from our office to a home setting. Growls and snarls resounded as Doober protected his human friend until Farleigh was finally covered up.
My grandkids were staying for the weekend and were delighted that the movie, Hotel Transylvania 2, was showing at the theater. They obviously weren't the only kids in town who looked forward to the flick as it was a packed house.
The kids questioned if I would understand the plot since I didn't see the first show so theyproceeded to fill me in. Dracula? Really? My little princess-loving granddaughter was excited about a Dracula movie?
Granted it was animated and had a modern twist to the monster comedy adventure. Drac had come to accept his human son-in-law but was worried that his half-human grandson showed no vampire tendencies.
He was determined to see fangs appear on cute little Dennis, frustrated that the monster-in-training boot camp had become far too friendly since his vampire training as a child.
Laughter filled the theater. The happy ending didn't find anyone leaving in fear. For me, it was just another sign of the times. Chalk it up to another grandma experience of a new perspective.


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And who do you think will win???
And who do you think will win???
SloSpoke Jim
I'm still betting on Alberto. I'd be surprised if Lance can keep up with him going uphill. Most of the other non-Astana contenders lost a bunch of time today.
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I think both Leipheimer and Contador will do better in the mtns. than Lance and since Levi is a better time trial rider than Contador, I'm betting on him.
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Contador, maybe Kloden and you can't rule out Lance.
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I'll go waaaaaay out on a limb and say........ somebody from Astana ...... LOL
I watched most of the Giro.. And Lance was hanging with everybody right until the very end on the stages that ended in climbs. That's where he lost a minute or 2 each time... If he has improved that little bit from a month ago.... Who knows.... might just be Lance.... No matter who wins..... sure makes for good watching....
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Official tour threads are over in the Pro Cycling forum:
The Tour is so much fun to watch. July is definitely my favorite month. Between Wimbledon and the Tour.
It's hard to bet against Contador or Lance. LL and AK have the firepower, but won't win. I think it will be interesting how Vande Velde and Andy Schlek perform in the early climbs.
It's been a great Tour so far and I don't care who wins....as long as it's entertaining.
RIP Stacey. =3.
I don't know who will win but I'm getting tired of Versus being "homies" for Lance Armstrong. They have to have him to keep the ratings up.
Yes he gets a lot of coverage but let's face it he is the face of pro cycling and without him the TDF interest level would not be even close to what it is in the US and perhaps Europe as well. It's about money and he brings the money. If you were running Versus would you do it any different? Just asking.
SloSpoke Jim
Probably not.
And the answer is........................ Alberto
Yes..... that's my final answer!!!! LOL
With Alberto taking the yellow it makes ya wonder what type of domestique Lance will make or how the roles will play out and how well they're going to work together with multiple superstars on the team.
Fully agree that Lance is "da man", but this throws different variables into the mix.
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drew you are correct this does throw different variables into the mix. LA will still be the man even if he does not finish in the top three. Many things have changed since his seventh win, and age rankes #1.
SloSpoke Jim
I kind of think it will play out in the next mountain stage just like it did Sunday. Lance will ride up the mountain with the small group and at some point Alberto will just take off again. Age and four years off the bike has caught up with Lance, but he is still riding as well as or better than 95% of the riders in the race. To take 4 years off and come back and still be in the top 5% of riders is an achievement in and of itself.


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Hawaii is a diving destination that needs no introduction. Most people include these lush islands on their travel wish list, hoping to one day see the volcanoes and experience the rich traditions of Hawaii. Aside from the draws on land, islands like Maui offer a unique experience for divers. Many dive buffs rank Maui (and Molokini) as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, partly because many species are unique to the area.
Of Maui's 450 species of reef fish, 25 percent are endemic to the island. Divers enjoy views of sea turtles, octopuses, anglerfish, conger eels and colorful pink and green parrotfish. In addition to the living wonders, an entire world of intricate lava tubes and caverns lie beneath the waters of Maui. The area is also home to rare black coral at lower depths.
Molokini is without doubt the most popular of the offshore dive and snorkel locations on Maui. Molokini crater is a marine sanctuary that was established in 1977 as the Molokini Shoal Marine Life Conservation District. It protects almost 200 acres of underwater area inside and surrounding the crater. Due to the protection granted by it's protected reef status, the marine life is plentiful and for the most part non-weary of divers.
A few miles off Maui's southwestern coast, Molokini is a crescent shaped islet that is the southern rim of an extinct volcanic crater. The northern rim of this crater lies below sea level, causing the interior of the crater to be flooded. Its crescent shape acts as a bastion that provides protection from large waves and powerful currents thus making this area one of the top ten SCUBA sites in the world.
Molokini has three separate areas that appeal to all levels of SCUBA divers. Molokini's crater basin affords protected waters and an abundance of sea life and is only 35 feet deep--ideal for beginning divers and snorkelers. The inner area goes to depths of 70 feet for intermediates, and the backside of the crater has depths of 350 feet that call to the intrepid expert diver. Larger creatures such as whales, manta rays, sharks and whale sharks dominate in this more treacherous section of Molokini.
The crater basin is a lush reef area that is home to about 250 species of fish - some of which are found nowhere else on earth. The inner crater region is home to "butterfly rock" a favorite hang out for yellow butterfly fish. This area is home to rockfish, scorpion fish and Hawaiian damselfish.
The east tip of the crater at the 125 foot mark is "Sharks Ledge". This is a series of outcroppings which white tip reef sharks love to call home. A drift dive on the east side is a real treat, but care must be taken due to the often-swift current and rough topside conditions. The west tip of Molokini is "Reef's End" its the shallow start to a good west wall dive. Like the east wall, care should be taken, as currents can be swift.
I have taken three dives, over the past 15 years, at Molokini and have never been disappointed. If you dive it, regardless of your certification level or experience, you will not be disappointed either!
Confusingly, this shallow-water (~45 feet) site has been known as Five Caves, Five Graves, Turtle Town, Makena Landing and Nahuna Point. No matter what name you call it, the dive site is a great shallow dive that offers an abundance of Green Sea Turtles, multi-colored fish, eels, archways you can swim through, coral, cleaner shrimp, and so much more. Eagle Rays have also made Turtle Town a frequent destination.
Turtle Town is a Maui coastal area home to families of large sea turtles. You are not allowed to touch the turtles (oils on our hands can cause ulcers on their shells), but you can get in the water to swim with them. The Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle is the most common of the sea turtles. These gentle creatures are frequented on the reefs very often. They are on the endangered list so only observation is permitted. They are found in the coral caves, sometimes sitting on a coral ledge and even resting on the sand of the beach. The average size observed on the reefs is 30 to 250 pounds but they can grow to be in the 300 to 400 pound range.
Sea turtles are graceful saltwater reptiles, well adapted to life in their marine world. With streamlined bodies and flipper-like limbs, they are graceful swimmers able to navigate across the oceans. When they are active, sea turtles must swim to the ocean surface to breathe every few minutes. When they are resting, they can remain underwater for much longer periods of time. Although sea turtles live most of their lives in the ocean, adult females must return to land in order to lay their eggs. Sea turtles often travel long distances from their feeding grounds to their nesting beaches.
One of the real thrills of diving at Molokini is the slim chance of glimpsing the elusive Manta Ray.
Manta Rays are more common on the backside of Molokini but they occasionally come into the protected basin where SCUBA divers have a better opportunity of seeing them--even during the day or at dusk. Sometimes these gentle giants seem drawn to the SCUBA divers, possibly through simple curiosity or maybe because the divers are located near a food source of plankton. Whatever the reason, a close encounter with a Manta Ray underwater will become an all time favorite memory.
Manta rays are the largest rays and are closely related to sharks. These harmless rays have a short tail and no stinging spine. They are very acrobatic; they can even leap from the water. Remoras (Echeneida) are frequently seen with mantas, staying near the manta's mouth (even inside the gill cavities). The remoras probably feed on parasites on the manta's body and eat bits of the manta's food.
These graceful swimmers are up to 29.5 ft (9 m) wide, but average about 22 ft (6.7 m) wide. The largest weigh about 3,000 pounds (1350 kg). Mantas are dark brown to black on top with paler margins; they are mostly white underneath. Mantas eat microscopic plankton, small fish, and tiny crustaceans. They funnel the food into their mouth while they swim, using two large, flap-like cephalic lobes which extend forward from the eyes. Mantas are harmless to people and usually indifferent to divers.
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- Cons:Only reachable by boat and it can get fairly crowded in the summer
- In a nutshell:I wish I could dive there every single day!
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