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BENNINGTON A local man with an extensive criminal record is being held without bail after he was accused of touching a 44-year-old woman in Bennington on Aug. 22.
Jason Dansby, 31, of Bennington, was arraigned in Bennington criminal court on Sept. 26 for a felony charge of lewd and lascivious conduct. Dansby, who pleaded innocent to the charge, was charged as a habitual offender based on past felony convictions including sexual assault on someone younger than 16 in 2005.
In an affidavit, Detective Anthony Silvestro, of the Bennington Police Department, said he met with a woman Aug. 29 who said she knew Dansby from her church.
The woman said Dansby had kissed her on the lips at the church about a year ago but she had told him that was not cool.
More recently, he had contacted her and while she said she made it clear that she didnt want to be involved with him romantically or sexually, she said he put his hands on her several times while they were at Lake Paran on Aug. 22.
Silvestro said he later learned that Dansby had left the church because he believed all the women (in the church) wanted him sexually.
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Creative workshops for adults are taking place at Sarah Lawrence College next week giving vacationing or retired adults an opportunity to work with many of the College's acclaimed faculty in intensive, residential programs. From June 19 to 24 the bucolic campus is home to aspiring and published poets, fiction and nonfiction writers, playwrights and puppeteers learning or perfecting their art.
Poetry, Fiction and Creative Nonfiction With Some of the Nation's Best Writers
With its largest group ever, Sarah Lawrence College's Summer Seminar for Writers is testament that writing is a popular summer pastime. Well over 100 participants of all ages from around the country will spend a week in poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction workshops, as well as individual conferences, pursuing their craft and their calling at the seminar offered by the Graduate Program in Creative Writing at one of the nation's "inkiest" colleges.
With an acclaimed faculty of poets, fiction and nonfiction writers to guide them, these aspiring writers, some already published, will spend five intensive days writing, discussing their work, listening to others' and reading their own work.
Faculty members include New York State's Poet Laureate for 2004 –2006, the United States Poet Laureate for 2001 –2003, Billy Collins; 2004 National Book Award Finalist Joan Silber, 2000 National Book Award Finalist Charles Baxter, Guggenheim Fellows Thomas Lux and Jo Ann Beard and 19 other award winning poets and writers.
Playwriting Intensive: Writing, Reading, Staging in 14-Hour Days
Sarah Lawrence College's Graduate Program in Theatre is sponsoring a workshop that it believes is a unique model for aspiring playwrights. Playwriting Intensive brings together 20 participants who range in age from 23 to 70 from around the country for 14-hour days. Meeting with seven faculty members, including two directors the participants also have the opportunity to see their work read or staged by actors who have been engaged for the week.
"Having actors rehearse and read the work is one of the factors that distinguishes this program from others," says Kevin Confoy, the program director and award-winning producer and director of plays off and off-off Broadway. Though different from typical playwriting retreats, the initial inspiration for the intensive workshop came from retreats sponsored by the Ensemble Studio Theatre of which Confoy and other members of the Sarah Lawrence faculty are affiliated, he said. The other unique element, says Confoy, is the use of improvisation. "We give the students a chance to present ideas for problem areas they are encountering to the actors who then improvise possible solutions," he says.
Playwriting Intensive is a residential program beginning Sunday evening. Days run from 9 a.m. to approximately 11:00 p.m. through the week. Though students work in small groups they have an opportunity to work with all faculty members and meet individually with them. The faculty are all professional playwrights, directors or producers. In addition to Confoy, they include: Edward Allan Baker, Clay McLeod Chapman, Christine Farrell, Shirley Kaplan, John Dillon and Arthur Giron.
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Among the many programs in the arts that flourish during the summer months are festivals, conferences and workshops in puppetry, an art form that can serve as a window into all the creative arts and is growing in popularity around the country. Under the direction of award-winning artist and performer Dan Hurlin, the Sarah Lawrence program immerses participants in this multidisciplinary art.
Puppetry became popular as a serious art form in America during the 1960s, when experimental theatre groups seized upon the medium as a new way of communicating with their audiences. Since then many theatre productions have featured puppets, often in conjunction with live actors. Even so, Americans usually think of puppetry as a children's amusement, despite the fact that in other countries puppetry is considered to be a highly developed art form producing legitimate theater for adults.
Puppetry involves the intersection and integration of many art forms—set design, painting, sculpting, playwriting and music, among others—which make it a popular way to introduce students of all ages to the performing and visual arts.
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Tiffany Hayes had 27 points and 11 rebounds, Angel McCoughtry scored all 15 of her points after halftime and the Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 85-79 in overtime on Tuesday.
Tiffany Hayes had 27 points and 11 rebounds, Angel McCoughtry scored all 15 of her points after halftime and the Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 85-79 in overtime on Tuesday.
Former Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte will represent the team at this year's MLB draft. Pettitte spent 15 of his 18 years in the majors with New York and had his No. 46 retired by the club last year.
Former Mets closer John Franco will represent the team at this year's MLB draft. Franco spent 14 of his 21 years in the majors with New York and was named to the NL All-Star team in his first year with the club in 1990.
While Victor Cruz is with the Giants for OTAs, he still isn't practicing and there's no reason to assume he'll be a contributor this season.
CC Sabathia won his 100th game for the Yankees on Friday. In another lifetime, he won 106 for the Indians. Think of the trivia possibilities!
Yankees DH Alex Rodriguez will make a stop in Trenton with the Double-A Thunder for a minor league rehab assignment.
Buster Olney explains why the Yanks should trade veteran Carlos Beltran and examines his trade market, details Giancarlo Stanton's struggles and more.
Mark Teixeira started the season with three homers in his first seven games but has failed to go deep in 34 games since. "The first week, I thought, 'I'm going to hit 50 this year,'" Teixeira said. "I thought, 'Man, this is going to be a great season.' Then I just lost it. I lost the timing, and ever since I've been trying to get it back." New York Daily News
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In Myles' first start for the 1927 Yankees, everything goes well. Until it doesn't. The Babe's partly to blame, but you won't find our diarist holding a grudge.
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Insomnia Plagues People Taking Antidepressants
Modern antidepressants are the go-to treatment for major depression.
About half of people who take antidepressants say that they feel better, yet many of them still struggle with symptoms of depression, including insomnia and difficulty thinking.
Those symptoms can make life miserable, and raise the risk of descending back into depression.
To find out just how bad this problem is, researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas combed through data from the STAR*D trial, one of the biggest studies ever done on depression treatments.
They looked at 428 people who took the antidepressant citalopram (brand name Celexa) for 12 weeks. (Citalopram is in the same family of antidepressants called SSRIs that was pioneered by Prozac.)
Those people said they got better, but also still had symptoms of depression. The researchers wanted to find out which symptoms were persisting, and which were popping up for the first time while taking the drug.
"We were surprised to see that thoughts of suicide didn't emerge," Shawn McClintock, a psychiatrist who led the study, tells Shots. "That's counter to popular belief that treatment with an SSRI increases suicidal ideation."
In 2004, the Food and Drug Administration made drugmakers add a black-box safety warning, the strongest type available, to SSRIs, saying that taking them could increase a person's thoughts of suicide. The risk is rare, however.
Indeed, in this study the participants' suicidal thoughts decreased by more than half while taking Celexa, as did their negative self-image, and feeling of being slowed down.
That's the good news. But what's striking about this new study is that many of the people taking the antidepressant continue to struggle with symptoms that can make life miserable, especially insomnia. Almost all of the people said they continued to have problems with insomnia, with 81 percent reporting being unable to sleep in the middle of the night, 71 percent reporting sad mood, and 40 percent reported a decreased lack of interest in activities.
Surprisingly, a lack of sex drive wasn't on the list, even though it's a common side effect of SSRIs.
In addition, people said that new problems cropped up while they were taking the antidepressant. Those included new bouts of insomnia and a lack of interest in daily activities.
The insomnia is particularly troubling, McClintock says, because lack of sleep can lead to more clinical depression — and because insomnia can be treated. Sleep medication or treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy can get the insomnia under control. "One medication may not always do the trick," he says.
His advice for people taking SSRIs: Monitor your symptoms, and work with your doctor to address each one. Don't figure that SSRIs are magic bullets — or that they are the only option.
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EDMOND — Eight-year-old Aidan James Hooper was remembered Monday by family, friends and fellow taekwondo students during funeral services at Oklahoma City's NorthChurch, where he had been baptized.
Aidan was killed Thursday at the conclusion of Edmond's LibertyFest parade. He was run over by one of the wheels on the ATA Karate and Life Skills Training Center float on which he had been riding.
His father, Quinton Hooper, 44, was driving the float, police said.
Quinton Hooper stood during the funeral, turned and bowed to the group of taekwondo athletes sitting together dressed in their white uniforms. In return, they stood and bowed to the grieving father.
Family members said Aidan, who they called Bubba, was full of unbridled energy, curiosity and compassion for others. They said Aidan had a tender, caring heart.
Aidan loved sports; basketball and taekwondo were his favorite. He was a big Oklahoma State University football fan who loved to go to the games.
"We are devastated about the loss of our precious Aidan," family members said in a statement released by officials at Deer Creek Public School.
"We thank everyone for their outpouring of love, but please ask for privacy as we grieve our child."
Aidan completed the second grade at Grove Valley Elementary in May.
Classmate Bryson Rouse wrote in a memorial message to the family that Aidan was a good reader, who told lots of jokes and was funny.
Rouse said Aidan told him his father was a hero and had helped people in the tornado.
Aidan was spending his summer with 80 other students, ages 5 to 12, at the YMCA day camp in Edmond. Camp leaders attended the funeral wearing their camp T-shirts.
Counselors were brought to the YMCA after the accident to provide help, said Mike Roark, Edmond YMCA executive director.
"It is a long process," Roark said. "We will continue to work on it."
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"Deer Creek is horribly saddened by the tragic loss ... of one our students," school district spokeswoman Lenis DeRieux said in a statement. "We offer our deepest condolences to the Hooper family and their friends."
The accident happened as the float was returning to the staging area near Ayers Street and Bauman Avenue.
Aidan either fell or jumped off the float and was run over by one of the wheels, police said.
This is the first time in the 41-year history of the Fourth of July LibertyFest parade that there has been anything other than a minor injury, said Robby Allen, the 2013 LibertyFest president.
"It was just a fluke accident, a tragic accident," Allen said. "It is just a sad thing, and our prayers are with his family and his friends."
The accident hit close to home for Allen. He and his 8-year-old son were just seven entries in front of the float Aidan was riding.
"I went home and pulled my kids out of the pool and gave them hugs before I went to work," Allen said. "All of the volunteers are shocked and sadden. Most of them are parents and grandparents. They can't imagine being in that situation."
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Junior Lauren Spargo earned All-Big West honorable mention recognition after leading the 49ers with 11.3 points per game in conference play.
March 10, 2014
IRVINE, Calif. - Four 49ers have been named to the All-Big West Women's Basketball Team the conference office announced Monday morning. Juniors Lauren Spargo and Ella Clark both earned honorable mention recognition, while Raven Benton and Anna Kim were selected to the five-member All-Freshman Team.
Lauren Spargo, a 5-11 guard from Santa Clarita, Calif., is Long Beach State's leading scorer in Big West play with 11.3 points per outing. Despite missing one game with an illness, she still recorded a team-high 24 3-pointers in 15 regular-season league contests. Spargo had her best offensive showing of the year against Cal Poly, where she had a career-high 20 points and five assists. Two days earlier, Spargo netted a then career-high tying 19 points vs. UC Santa Barbara. On the season, she has 13 double-digit scoring performances and is averaging 10.2 points per outing. She also ranks fifth on the LBSU career charts with 116 threes made.
Ella Clark (London, England) has stepped up her offensive production in the second half of the conference season as she has reached double figures in six of the last seven games. The 6-foot-3 forward is averaging 13.7 points and shooting 50 percent from the field during that stretch. She drained a career-high 23 points in a win at Cal Poly and later matched that total at UC Riverside in the regular-season finale. On the year, Clark is tops on the squad and ranks third in the Big West with 1.2 blocks per game, while she is also averaging 8.7 points and 4.5 rebounds per contest. In addition, she is among the all-time top-10 in program history with 153 career blocks (5th) and 110 threes made (7th).
This was the first career All-Big West honor for both Spargo and Clark.
Guards Raven Benton and Anna Kim were also named to the Big West All-Freshman Team. The two were the only freshmen to receive the Big West Player of the Week award this season as Benton claimed the honor on Dec. 9 and Kim on Jan. 6.
Benton is the 49ers' overall leading scorer (12.3 ppg), while she also ranks second on the squad in rebounding (5.5 rpg). The Federal, Way, Wash., native has a team-leading 19 double-figure scoring games, four 20-plus point performances, and three double-doubles. Two of those double-doubles came in league play as she totaled 18 points and a career-high 15 rebounds vs. UC Irvine, and 17 points and 10 boards at UC Santa Barbara. She closed out non-conference action with back-to-back 20-point games, draining a career-high 26 at USC before compiling 22 vs. Denver.
Kim has been a regular starter for Long Beach State since mid-December. She ranks first in the Big West in 3-point field goal percentage (43.4) and is 10th in steals (1.3/game). The Fullerton, Calif., native has 11 double-figure scoring games, including a career-high 22 vs. Denver. She also finished with 20 points at Hawai'i and 17 points vs. Cal Poly. In Big West games, Kim is averaging 8.4 points and 2.4 assists per outing, while shooting 46 percent from the field and 47.5 percent from behind the arc.
Cal State Northridge's Ashlee Guay was selected as the Big West Player of the Year, while Simone DeCoud of UC Riverside was tabbed the Big West Freshman of the Year. CSUN's Jason Flowers also claimed the Big West Coach of the Year award.
The 49ers finished the regular season with a 16-14 overall record, matching its win total from last year.
Long Beach State earned the sixth seed in the 2014 Big West Tournament and will begin the postseason with a first-round game against No. 7 Cal State Fullerton on Tuesday, March 11. Tip-off is slated for 8:30 p.m. at the Walter Pyramid and will be broadcast on ESPN3.
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This review is from: ASUS PQ321Q Black 31.5" 8ms (GTG) HDMI Widescreen LED Backlight LCD Monitor 4K 350 cd/m2 Built-in Speakers height adjustable
Pros: Awesome picture quality: colors, brightness, resolution, viewing angles. Significantly increases productivity of software development. Stays cool after working for many hours.
Cons: Not configured for 60fps by default. But it is easy to apply firmware via service USB port and switch monitor to MST mode to run at 60fps.
Other Thoughts: I bought the monitor for software development, to replace my aging 24" HP professional monitor. It was delivered free in 1 day! I loved my old HP monitor, but what a difference!!! New monitor is about 30% larger (visually), and shows great picture. Feels like it displays as much information as 4 old 24" monitors.
I attached it via the included DisplayPort cable. The GTX680X video card already had latest driver. Fonts in Windows 7 looked small initially, but shortly I started liking the fonts size (I installed VCCommands plugin for VS). Do not want to see my old HP monitor anymore.
IGZO is new, totally superior technology. I have played a few games, and was very impressed. Also tested it with 4K videos. Before purchase I made research, and found that Dell, HP and Lenovo monitors are not up to the level yet.
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Cons: lens cover is breaking (but can be fixed on your own)
Other Thoughts: After some research decided to replace my 7-yo canon G6 with the FZ200. Took it to 7-days trip to Alaska. Wow! Zoom and picture quality, as well as movies are superb. Battery lasted 6 days and sustained 1000+ pictures and hours of movie making. Lens cover broke twice, spring fell out of the moving part, but I fixed it easily using hand and a needle. After the trip went back to AZ, and I noticed that colors made in Arizona are slighly pale due to excessive sun. I was making some cloth pictures for my wife's shop and noticed that colors are good only in the morning. But it is extreme sun in AZ.READ FULL REVIEW
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Christmas duets and trios for two or more alto recorders. Music includes familiar carols and lesser-known or earlier music. Part One features 34 Christmas pieces using only the 9 easiest notes as learned in The Nine-Note Recorder Method: Alto Edition. Part Two contains 32 more songs that use the 12 additional notes presented in Beyond the Nine-Note Recorder Method: Alto Edition. Music may be played on alto and tenor recorders; or on sopranino and either soprano or alto. The duets in Part One may be played on soprano and alto. The trios work well on three altos or a combination of alto and tenor recorders. Other instruments such as mandolin, violin, flute, and psaltery may play these duets. Combine a string instrument and a recorder for a striking duet. Titles include: Away in a Manger; O Come, O Come, Emmanuel; My Dancing Day; Joys of Mary; Ding, Dong, Merrily on High (trio); Jingle Bells; All My Heart This Night Rejoices; Up on the House-Top; Nowell Sing We; Angels We Have Heard on High; Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming; Make We Joy; Jolly Old St. Nicholas (trio); Patapan (trio); Veinticinco de diciembre; Psallite, unigenito; Coventry Carol (trio); Mariam Matrem Virginem; and many others. Most titles feature fresh new harmonies and arrangements. Others stay very close to the original arrangements, including Silent Night which has traditionally strayed from the original music.
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They look disgusting and unappetizing, but they might be good. Has anyone tried any of them? What do you think?
They look disgusting and unappetizing, but they might be good. Has anyone tried any of them? What do you think?
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I used to think the same. My gel of choice that I use almost daily is Carb Boom. The apple cinnamon flavor is pretty similar to the filling of a Hostess apple pie. I also use their Vanilla Orange flavor it's spiked with caffeine. I have tasted some hideous gels on organized rides, where they are supplied. The Gu chocolate flavor is pretty good too. I think that gels are a must on long rides, especially self-supported rides where you can only stuff your pockets with limited items.
I started using Hammer Gel last year, to supplement the Perpetuem energy mix I used on some longer, tougher rides. Between the two, I surprised myself a few times by not bonking during some pretty tough performances. If you use gel, remember it takes 20 minutes to hit the bloodstream; so you have to know ahead of time when that monster hill is going to rear its ugly head.
I use Gu Gels--both Banana Blitz and Tri Berry. I find they provide both a mental boost and also get some additional physical spark. They are not substitute for other nutrition but are an excellent additive for me.
On the longer rides I do, I carry one as it is a quick boost for a short while. They are not a substitute for good eating on the rides, but when you just have to put in that bit more effort, or the Carbo loading has run out, It Will give you a bit of time for that last hill, or untill the Sandwiches start working.
I last used one on a 100miler, 4 miles from the end, when I knew that the last hill was going to take a little more effort than I wanted to put in. It worked.
I'm not so discriminate...I use whatever gel is at hand. They digest more rapidly (don't sit lumpishly in your stomach), are easy to consume while riding, and provide, for me, more of an energy edge than a sudden, lasting renewal. Works best for me if I take them with a fair amount of water. Only real drawback is sticky fingers...and that cake frosting/syrupy sweetness.
I use Powergel with a reasonable fruit flavor. It seems to work fine for a quick energy boost at the end of a hard ride. I also have used it between races. In the Senior Games circuit here in Florida, they run the 5K & 10K time trials one after the other. I find that after finishing the 5K, it helps me re-energize for the 10K by consuming a gel pack with water.Originally Posted by jackb
Sometimes I ride hard enough to feel nauseous, but I still have miles to go...I love gels then. I like Carb Boom vanilla orange. Tastes like frosting, and definitely got me through my first metric century.
I always take two Power Gels on my weekend rides and I always have a few in my panniers on my commuter, just in case. They taste great.


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Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are sharing the big ideas that make a difference in their world. Howard Hall, a Governor's Chair professor of nuclear security, has the big idea to take UT's capabilities and apply them to the challenge of global nuclear security.
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Behind the Scenes of the Big Orange. Big Ideas. TV Commercial
What goes into shooting a thirty second TV spot? One-hundred eighty hours. Created by UT's Department of Video and Photography, the long hours can be attributed to the breadth of content weaved together into just a half a minute. Viewers will notice running themes of orange, talented alumni, the impact of their big ideas, and the impact of UT. The spot debuts this Friday with the start of the Volunteer football season on ESPNU during the North Carolina State game.
What's Your Big Idea?—Peyton Manning
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are sharing the big ideas that make a difference in their world. Peyton Manning, a 1997 communications graduate, shares his big idea of providing leadership and growth opportunities to at-risk children through his Peyback Foundation.
Ayres Hall, Tyson House Added to National Register of Historic Places
Two of the university's most well-known buildings, Ayres Hall and Tyson House, are now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. They join the Hopecote guest house as the three UT buildings listed among the 113 Knoxville-area properties on the register.
UT Team Wins Regional Human Resources Business Plan Competition
A team of UT Knoxville graduate human resource management students has won a Southeast regional business plan competition sponsored by the Society for Human Resource Management. The five UT students competed against fifty students from fifteen universities.
Tennessee's Pat Summitt Named Head Coach Emeritus
Head women's basketball coach Pat Summitt was named head coach emeritus on Wednesday, following 38 seasons and 1,098 victories at Tennessee. Associate head coach Holly Warlick, an assistant on the Tennessee staff for 27 seasons and a three-time All-American as a player for the Lady Vols, has been named Summitt's successor.
What's Your Big Idea?—Jim Boyle
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are sharing the big ideas that are making a difference in their world and the world around them. Jim Boyle, director of the Student Health Center, had the idea of bringing key student services under one roof. The new Student Health Building houses the Student Health Center; the Counseling Center; and the Safety, Environment, and Education Center.
Big Idea: Professor Brings e-Bikes to Campus
Chris Cherry has made UT home to an automated electric bicycle (e-bike) sharing system. The civil and environmental engineering assistant professor started the pilot program as a subject of an ongoing research study. He got the idea after arriving in Kunming, China, on a research grant in 2005 and noticing the city was buzzing with e-bikes.
UT Wraps Up National Emergency Preparedness Week with New Safety Website
The campus's safety webpage, safety.utk.edu, has been redesigned to focus on giving students, faculty, and staff a way to prepare for emergencies, and to deal with them once they happen.
UT Faculty and Staff Sought to Join the CERT Team
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Business hours of reception: from 06:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
The Hotel Gasthof Weißes Lamm in Nuremberg offers suitable accommodations for family or anniversary celebrations. Our quest rooms have a capacity for up to 70 people, the adjoining rooms are spacious enough for up to 45 people an the TV room can host up to 28 people.
Our 30 rooms feature shower, WC, TV, and telephone and provide a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere.
You have the choice between a wide range of offerings from our menu card and dishes prepared according to your individual wishes. In the mornings, a friendly team awaits you with the breakfast buffet. The hotel has its own butchery, offering fresh meat and sausages products, such as original Nürnberger Rostbratwurst and home made tinned sausages.
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Unless market conditions are very poor, the failure of the home to sell within about six months usually indicates a problem - usually with the price and sometimes with the condition, or both.
The most common reason for a property not selling is price. A house priced correctly from the start captures the interest of Realtors and buyers, while overpricing a home chases them away. Even if the seller drops the price later, once buyers and Realtors have lost interest, it is tough getting them back.
The second culprit in a slow sale is the condition and appearance of a house. Sellers shouldn't rely on buyers to use their imagination; they need to capture it. Remember that a buyer may see six or seven other homes in the same day - they will remember the house that seems the brightest, the most spacious, the most cheerful. This almost always means rearranging and eliminating furniture, removing excess knickknacks, etc., to create a simple, streamlined look. A Realtor can usually help with suggestions. …


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Lance Cpl. Charles Melvin Hurd II, food service specialist with 2nd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, checks the surrounding area for insurgents using his rifle combat optic. 2/8 is part of Regimental Combat Team 3, which is currently participating in Operation Khanjar with the Afghan national army in southern Helmand province.
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The DioxinMonitoringSystem is definitely the only device for continuous monitoring of dioxin emissions according the European guideline EN 1948-1. All kinds of flue gas and exhaust gas can be monitored. e are manufacturer of sophisticated sampling equipment for persistant organic pollutants, in stacks as well in ambient air, including dioxins, PCB`s, PAH`s and HCB, as ...
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Turnkey Instruments Ltd is a leading designer and manufacturer of quality industrial and scientific instrumentation ranging from heavy vehicle brake testers to air quality monitoring equipment. Over the years we have gained a reputation for supplying reliable, easy to use, instrumentation to a wide range of industries especially mining, quarrying, rail transportation and ...
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Teledyne Monitor Labs is a leading supplier of environmental monitoring instrumentation for the detection, measurement, and reporting of air pollutants. We have over 30 years experience in providing state-of-the-art Continuous Emissions Monitoring products to a wide variety of industrial markets. With offices located in Englewood, CO and Gibsonia PA, Teledyne Monitor Labs ...
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Altech Environment U.S.A. is a company with a proven record of excellence in the field of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems or CEMS. Altech is a global leader in online instrumentation for the environment. For over 25 years Altech has installed systems for both E.P.A. compliance, process monitoring and engine gas analysis. From the initial customized design through ...
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Aruba Networks announced that its board of directors has authorized the repurchase of up to an additional $100M of its outstanding common stock under its existing share repurchase program. The company recently completed its repurchase of the initial $100M of common stock under the program, which was originally authorized in June 2012.
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Hi Ladies,
I'm moving to Jacksonville in Sept. and I'm looking for housing. What areas are best for families and possibly close to the military base? Also if you guys know of anybody renting a nice 3-4bd/2ba home let me know.
Hi Ladies,
I'm moving to Jacksonville in Sept. and I'm looking for housing. What areas are best for families and possibly close to the military base? Also if you guys know of anybody renting a nice 3-4bd/2ba home let me know.
I guess it would all depend on what area of base work is on. My husband works towards the back so our best option when we moved was to look south of base near the back gate...Sneads Ferry, Holly Ridge(this is where we live now) or north of base..Swansboro,hubert,. Unless it's absolutely necessary I would try to avoid Main gate traffic. Swansboro is kinda pricey for rentals but Hubert usually has some nice affordable place, Sneads Ferry and Holly Ridge are nice towns to look at two. They just built 30 new homes where I live in Holly Ridge and majority are military families that just bought them. Good Luck!
Thank You, we are looking to rent because we still own our house here in Florida. But he will be stationed at MCAS so I've been looking at the Richlands area and also the Piney Green area. Also has anybody delivered at Onslow Memorial Hospital or even the Naval Hospital?
The Richlands is okay, Verona area is close as well, Sneads Ferry is fairly close to where you need to be too. Piney Green is further away than these. There is a neighborhood off of US17 that's called Mallard Creek that tends to have some very decent affordable houses to rent that is just down the way from the gate. My former neighbor lives over there now. I might try to find a real estate person to help you look and mention if there is anything in Mallard Creek. I didn't deliver my kids here, but maybe someone else has some experience. Good Luck! and if you have anymore questions I'll try to help answer them.
I currently live in Richlands. I worked on base at MFCU, at that time we lived in the Piney Green area, it was nice because I didnt have to fight main gate traffic. Now that I had the baby I wont be returning to work, but I know that the husband has to sit in traffic for a looooong time. I've sat in it many many many times, and to get even 5 miles can take an hour. If he is on MCAS, Richlands would be a nice area, Piney Green would be okay since he would be going the opposite direction of traffic. Sneads Ferry would be an option for you as well or Hubert. Any of the outlying areas aside from Jacksonville, really dont have much besides a Food Lion or Piggly Wiggly. But the areas are very nice, I've really been happy with Richlands, but I dont go out much either, and I can walk over with the stroller to the Piggly Wiggly and get some groceries. There are some bad areas in each "city" though so ask around if the area is good and DO NOT rely on the rental agents around here, they are in it for the money, trust me. I've rented from GMAC and Remax and was very unhappy.
I delivered at Onslow Memorial and had to have an emergency c-section. I wont go into the story with that, but I often wonder what Naval would have done with me, I do not think they would have done a c-section on me, and that would have been really bad for the baby. I was extremely pleased with Onslow (and was very hesitant at first because of the stories I had heard) but I had a really great experience. The nurses were wonderful and actually cared so did my doctor. They had an awesome lactation consultant there and answered any question I had. I had a private room due to the c-section, and they were completely full when I left. I went to Naval for all my prenatal care and was okay with how they were, just kind of felt that I was missing something...and I believe it was the "caring". You have to remember that at Naval they are almost forced to work there, but out in town, they are there because they want to be, not because thats the only place they can be. Naval hospital has the highest per capita births, and Onslow has a high rate as well, so either hospital you go to you'll be fine. I just know my experience with Onslow was a really great one and I'll remember the people for a long time.
Also, if you have to get bloodwork or your glucose done at Naval...you'll be there for a LONG time, get there right when they open and you wont have to wait too terribly long.
Let me know if I can answer any other questions...i've lived here for 5 years so, I know a little bit. :)
-This too shall pass-
-Theres something cold and blank behind her smile, shes standing on an overpass in her miracle mile-


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of these groups must often develop a facility with certain standard dialect forms and ways of interacting with language. Thus, these students have an extra hurdle to overcome simply because they do not have the same background as others and because the school does not value some of their strengths.
Dialect differences between groups of students can affect the quality of education in at least two ways, in spite of sincere efforts to ensure equality of opportunity. One area that has been widely discussed is the possibility that a child's dialect may interfere with the acquisition of various skills (such as reading) and concepts on which later success might depend. More subtle, and perhaps more crucial, are the social consequences of being a member of a different dialect group. The attitudes of teachers and other educators, as well as other students, can have a tremendous impact on the education process. Often people who hear a vernacular dialect make erroneous assumptions about a speaker's intelligence, motivation, and even morality. This kind of dialect-based stereotyping can affect even those who value cultural difference and who pride themselves on treating everyone with respect because dialect prejudice can be very subtle and can operate on an unconscious level.
When a teacher or other school official reacts negatively toward a student's dialect, the result can be detrimental to students from nonmain-stream backgrounds. Studies have shown that there can be a self-fulfilling prophecy in teachers' beliefs about their students' abilities (Rosenthal & Jacobson, 1968). It is possible that if a teacher underestimates a child's ability because of dialect differences, perhaps as a direct result, the child will do less well in that class. In some cases, students are tracked with less able students or placed in classes for students with disabilities largely because of their speech patterns. Obviously, children's self-concept may be injured if they encounter negative opinions about their dialect, and they may take up the negative stance toward their own dialect that they experience at school themselves. So educational and social equity may be directly affected by dialect differences.
Alvarez, L., & Kolker, A. (Producers). (1987). American tongues. New York: Center for New American Media.
This award-winning video (available in a 56-minute full-length version and a 40-minute secondary school version) is an invaluable supplement to any presentation of American English dialects. In a highly entertaining way, it presents a basic introduction to the nature of dialects and dialect prejudice. It can be used with a wide range of audiences representing quite different backgrounds (e.g., civic groups, professional development for educators, human relations seminars), and can be counted on to provoke a lively postviewing discussion.
American Speech. A publication of the American Dialect Society. Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama Press.
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Bauer, L., & Trudgill, P. (Eds.). (1998). Language myths. New York: Penguin.
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Carver, C. M. (1987). American regional dialects: A word geography. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.
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The message was loud and clear.
More than 80 residents lined the sidewalks near Valdosta City Hall to argue against a biomass plant before Thursday night's city council meeting.
Protesters say the plant could bring in jobs and give the local economy a boost but says it will be harmful to the environment and people with health conditions such as asthma.
"Nobody in their right mind can possibly support a possible biomass plant that comes with all these risk," said Michael Noll.
"It has nothing to do with me. We're under contract with a company which is great news, 99.99-percent of the people in South Georgia actually understand this project and it's impact on the environment and economy," said Industrial Authority Executive Director Brad Lofton.
Here in my hand is a list of some of the 500 residents that are saying no to the biomass plant and if you take a look behind me these posters are speaking for themselves.
But inside the city council chambers residents didn't hold their tongues.
"If we're going to pray to God and believe in God we trust and all of that. I think we need to ask God are we making the right decision about bringing the biomass plant to Valdosta," said a resident.
Residents say with the recent promotion of Lofton they hope the city council will finally hear them out, and not bringing the plant to town.