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March 21, 2012
HIGH POINT, N.C. - Jared Avidon worked seven strong innings allowing a pair of runs and Mike Miedzianowski drove in a pair of runs on three hits as High Point (14-9) cruised past No. 25 East Carolina (15-5) in midweek action 10-2 at Willard Stadium.
Trailing 2-1 in the second inning, the Panthers placed a three-spot in the third taking a 4-2 lead and never looked back. Ryne Rush and Josh Spano each walked to start the inning. After a wild pitch and an error by Sam King scored Rush, Miedzianowski doubled down the left field line scoring Spano before he came around on a sac fly to right field.
Avidon (1-1) picked up the win after scattering five hits and punching out five. Jordan Foster allowed a pair of hits in two-thirds of an inning before Will Resnik closed out the frame. Jamie Schultz walked a pair and struck out two tossing a scoreless ninth.
Pirate sophomore Austin Chrismon (0-2) suffered his second loss of the season as a starter. The right-handers lasted just one inning allowing four runs (all earned) on one hit with three walks. Jake Harris made his second appearance of the year giving up three runs (all earned) on five hits with one strikeout in three innings of work. From there, ECU used seven hurlers to finish the game.
ECU jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the top of the first on Drew Reynolds' single to right field. With two outs in the frame, Thompson singled up the middle and took third on John Wooten's single down the right field line. Reynolds extended his hit streak to nine games with an RBI single to right scoring Thompson.
High Point tied the game at one in the bottom half of the frame when Sal Pezzino reached on a fielder's choice scoring Sean Wilson, who led off the inning with a walk. After a sac bunt from Willie Medina moved Wilson to second, a wild pitch from Chrismon put him 90 feet away.
Sam King's single down the left field line scored Ben Fultz and gave ECU a 2-1 lead in the second inning. Fultz reached to start the frame on a fielding error then swiped his fifth base of the season before crossing home.
From that point on it was all High Point as the Panthers scored nine unanswered runs over the next seven frames, including three in the second, two in the third and one in each of the fourth, sixth, seventh and eighth.
Offensively the Pirates recorded seven hits on the night and were led by Reynolds and John Wooten, who each had a pair of base knocks. The Pirates committed four errors, walked five, and had three wild pitches and three passed balls.
The Pirates will continue their five-game road trip this weekend when they open Conference USA action in Orlando, Fla. when they travel to UCF. First pitch for Friday's game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. (EST).


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EUGENE, Ore. -- The Oregon Ducks shot nine-under as a team through the first two rounds at the Duck Invitational on Monday afternoon and lead the 15-team tournament by seven strokes entering the final round.
SMU (-2, 289-285=574) sits in second behind the first-place Ducks (-9, 282-285=567).
Jonathan Woo shot -8 for the two rounds (67-69=136) to pace the Ducks. He leads the field by one stroke over Wichita State's Louis Cohen Boyer (68-69=137. Rak Cho sits in a ninth-place tie after shooting 142 (-2, 71-71) for his two rounds. Zach Foushee follows Cho in a tie for 14th after he shot an even-144 (72-72) for his two rounds. Rounding out the Oregon five is Ryann Ree (T23, +1, 72-73) and Sulman Raza (T28, +2, 72-74).
Oregon and SMU were the only teams to shoot under-par for Monday. Washington (E) sits in third, nine strokes back of the first-place Ducks.
The Oregon Duck Invitational concludes tomorrow morning at Eugene Country Club's Par-72 layout. Tuesday's final round will be a shotgun start beginning at 8:30 a.m. Oregon is in search of its first title of the spring and second-straight Duck Invitational championship.


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ZF-1508: Implement CROSS JOIN functionality for DB2
DB2 does not support the CROSS JOIN syntax:
SELECT "zfproducts".*, "zfbugs_products".* FROM "zfproducts" CROSS JOIN "zfbugs_products"
but this query should produce the equivalent result:
SELECT * FROM "zfproducts", "zfbug_products"
To implement this, there should probably be a Zend_Db_Select_Db2 class that inherits from Zend_Db_Select.
Assign to Bill Karwin.
We need to investigate whether this runs afoul of the same SQL semantics that have plagued MySQL 5.0.12. SQL-99 defined an order of precedence for comma-style and {{JOIN}}-style joins that causes some grief:
FROM TableA AS a,
TableB AS b JOIN TableC AS c ON a.foo = c.bar
In the above example, SQL-99 says that {{JOIN}} should be evaluated before the comma-join, despite the comma appearing first. So the correlation name for {{a.foo}} doesn't exist at this time, and the SQL parser gives up. I don't know whether IBM DB2 implements the SQL-99 semantics, or if it will do so in the future.
The correct solution is to avoid mixing comma-style (aka SQL-89) and {{JOIN}}-style (aka SQL-92), and only use one or the other consistently in a given query. That's why {{CROSS JOIN}} was defined in SQL-92, so there is a non-comma syntax to perform that type of join.
In any case, it's probably not a high priority to provide {{CROSS JOIN}} support, since few people even know about this syntax. So I'm marking this issue Postponed for now.
Also, a possible workaround is to use {{INNER JOIN}} with a condition that is always true, resulting in the same query result as a {{CROSS JOIN}}:
FROM TableA AS a INNER JOIN TableB AS b ON 1 = 1
Another possibility for extending Zend_Db_Select is that Zend_Db_Select_Db2 implements {{joinCross()}} as:
public function joinCross($name, $cols = '*', $schema = null)
return $this->_join(self::INNER_JOIN, $name, '(1 = 1)', $cols, $schema);
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ZF-3292: No options passed to the factory
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Have we lost our collective minds?
And then the Fins go out and win two games, one at home (which hasn't happened since about 1956, or so it would seem), and the media and many fans start talking about the talent on this team. How they're playing together. How great they're doing.
And I just don't understand it. This team has a few decent players on it., but "talent" is sorely lacking. They managed to win two games, after losing 7. They're going nowhere. And the wins were against the god-awful Redskins and the Chiefs who lost to the legend of Tebow this week.
They are as bad as the '07 team. The difference here is coaching. Cam was awful. The bootin' bull keeps them motivated and handles himself well in-game for the most part.
So net-net, I don't see that optimism.
As for the Redskins, I saw a few hilights, and the one thing I'd say to Vontae "I act like a pro when I'm in the mood" Davis and Karlos "I think I'm the best, but y'all know better" Dansby, is that I can't give you much credit. My non-football-playing grandmother could have made either of those picks. There was no pass rush, and Grossman threw a couple of bad balls. In fact, I would argue that the Dolphins should have made more picks. Their ineptitude showed through there.
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"This team has a few decent players on it., but "talent" is sorely lacking."
I think thats wrong. I think it was more players being out of shape combined with the coaches doing things different this year and taking it easier on the players + the lockout. Id also argue conservative play calling,especially at end of halves.
This team has always been an underachiever minus 2008.
I agree though, Chiefs and Redskins not the best measure for our first 2 wins of the season half way through the season
And besides. Reading people bitch all day about our team gets old. We already know we have been pretty bad this year. No point in kicking a dead horse. Lets play spoiler now, though im come to terms with not getting Luck already, after coming terms he was our. Sigh.
I will be pissed if Indy gets him. They dont deserve him and a team like that doesn't fann from Super Bowl contenders to 0-16 in 6 months.
Doesnt seem fair. If it was the Patriots people would be talking more about it being unfair.
What are some type of unknowlegeable writer out there just to start controversy? We do have talent on the Dolphins both on defense and offense. We never really had a shot at Luck anyway. With the new offensive co-ordinator, the strike, new talent, injuries etc. it just took time to jell. And NOT all fans,especially those who KNOW football were on the "Suck for Luck" bandwagon.
To be clear. I was never in the suck for luck camp. That was all bs.
And don't give me the crap about it taking time. That's loser-speak from a fanbase that wants for good things to happen.
Jeff Ireland assembled a bad team that LACKS talent. Yes they are playing adequately now, but come on: he had 4 years to put together a good team. And it's no better than 07.
Shame on the team for hiring a new coordinator during a lockout. For not aggressively pursuing a qb. For just settling.
And shame on the owner for letting it happen.
Not much has changed in dolphin land. We still don't have the talent to compete against the better teams. We do have the talent to compete with the lesser teams. It also helps that a few players have stood up and began to play (Dansby and Moore).
V Davis did nothing in this game, the WRs for the Redskins were open all day. If were not for their receiver falling down Davis would not have had the interception.
To many fans fell into the trap of thinking we could Suck for Luck and are bitter because now it won't happen. It was like not only do the dolphins stink, they don't stink enough to get the first pick. So now those fans are pissed off because of that !!! Dave your writing reflects that thinking.
This is not a good team, but it does have few players that can compete against most teams. The failure with the team still lies in the front office, coaching staff, and scouting dept. There is only one way to change that, and it is Boss Ross hands.
Rumors have Andy Reid on his way out in Philly. Given his consistent record of winning football games, and his ability to make Donovon McNabb look like a borderline Hall-of-Fame candidate, AJ Feely look like someone worth a 2nd round pick, and Jeff Garcia into Methusula, wouldn't he be a good choice to mentor our coming Quarterback-of-the-future?


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The Delaware Department of Education has awarded two grants worth more than $1.3 million to fund partnerships with Delaware universities that will provide professional development to K-12 science and math educators.
Practicing the STEM Practices in an Interdisciplinary Laboratory Setting project received $230,040 over two-years for a partnership between the university and 12 Delaware high schools. School teams of secondary science and math teachers will experience interdisciplinary problem-based learning in the University of Delaware's new interdisciplinary science & engineering laboratory (ISE Lab) during the winter term, design interdisciplinary lessons for use with high school students in the spring and then conduct an academy for secondary students during summer 2014.
Delaware K-12 Mathematics Partnership project received $1.1 million over two years for a partnership project between the Delaware Math Coalition and the university. The professional development will engage about 230 K-12 teachers, grouped in learning strands, in both statewide and school-based professional learning opportunities totaling 80 hours per year.
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Ireland's northernmost county is a land of peat bogs, sandy beaches, and windswept cliffs. In the shadow of the Blue Stack Mountains, the town of Donegal has been renowned for its handwoven wool sweaters for generations. Woven from wool that is flecked with the colors of Irish earth and sky, this comfortable sweater is hand-knit in blocks of tan and peat, charcoal and heather. Lightweight and insulating, wool is one of the most travel-friendly natural fabrics available and shrugs off Donegal's morning mist with ease. Hand-knit in Ireland.
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In the shadow of the Bluestack Mountains in northwestern Ireland, the town of Donegal has been renowned for its handwoven wool tweed for generations. A skilled weaver, working at a bench loom, could make up to 30 yards of fabric in a day, using home-raised wool that was often dyed using natural and local materials including moss, yellow gorse, and blackberries
Today the town's largest manufacturer of wool tweed is the Magee, Molloy & McNutt factory, which presides over Donegal's town center in a large redbrick building. The fabric is prized by the largest international fashion houses as well as tourists looking for an authentic piece of highest quality Irish artisanry. About 25 local craftsmen still work on hand looms in their homes, filling the demand for the bespoke look of a well-tailored tweed suit or cap.
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fine sweater
By RJH
from Long Island, NY
About Me Practical
Comments about Men's Irish Donegal Tweed Sweater:
Once the weather turns cold I wear a sweater everyday. Very warm, needed to be hand washed to remove sizing and stiffness.A few noticeable small holes where a stitch was missed (I guess) and it pills a lot on the elbows
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Quality Handmade Sweater
By TomN2Life
from Washington Metro Area
About Me High-end shopper, Practical, Quality Detailed Shopper, Stylish
like all handmade items, there are variations in this sweater. It needs to be tried on. That said, it didn't work for me but it is a nice sweater. Shipping & return charges are outrageous here. Won't order anything again.
VERY pleased
By chinabill
from Waterford, Michigan
About Me Comfort-oriented, Practical, Stylish, Trendy
i prefer to wear the sweater instead of a jacket.
Everything as advertised.
By Bob
from Long Island, New York
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Outdoorsmen
This sweater is everything that is advertised. It is warm comfortable and great for the reason I bought it, hiking. The quality is top notch. The sleeves are a little long for the size, but I just roll them up no biggie and it still looks great.
Need long arms
By DFPA
from Philadelphia PA
About Me Comfort-oriented, Practical
A nicely made sweater, but I found the Large improperly sized. Let me preface by saying I own other National Geographic handmade Irish, Scottish, etc. sweaters--always Large and they generally fit me fine. This sweater's Large in sleeve length is more like a XXL. Way too long for anyone but Lurch. The body is also on the longish side but acceptable. Strangely the width is a bit tight in comparison to my other Larges. I thought the neckline was too wide for my personal taste and, again, in comparison to other sweaters I've bought through Nat Geo. In any case, I decided I did not want to wear it with the sleeves turned up 4+ inches, so I returned it. Bottom line it cost me $16 shipping and $9 return postage to try it on--a real waste of $25.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Beautiful Naturally Flecked
By Rebel! Rebel!
from ontario, canada
About Me Comfort-oriented, Practical, Quality shopper, Unique
I have to agree with the sentiments of one of your other reviewers. I LOVE this sweater! I should tell you that I am a female, a mother of two sons, and I bought three of these sweaters, one for each of us. I have quite a collection of sweaters from National Geographic. I love wool sweaters that look, or are, handmade. The yarn here is substantial, the colors are gorgeous, peat moss brown, tan, charcoal, and heather grey, all with natural flecks of color throughout. The wool is soft Merino wool, the sweater, made in Ireland. I did not find it to be itchy at all. I wouldn't be able to wear it if it were. There is no reason for a woman not to buy this sweater, you can't find women's sweaters like this. My sons love it too! As for the "burlap smell" my sweaters had that too, but it completely disappeared after washing. If you are going to hand wash, do it carefully, in cold water, no agitation. Mine had no shrinkage. Honestly, beautiful sweater, makes me yearn for spring!
By Jim
from Three Rivers, MI
I wear this sweater instead of a coat in cold weather. Very warm, and I like how it looks; unique.
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Sheer Pleasure
By primonoel
from adelaide,south australia
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Practical, Stylish
I was initially attracted by the superb design: blocks of earthy colours complementing each other with simple elegance. For two days I returned to your catalogue,sending the image to family and friends and asking what they thought. The response was unanimous.This is a sweater from heaven. Beyond unconsidered ecstasy ,I took the precaution of checking measurements. The result is a perfect fit,and a real sense of well-being in wearing it.As for its uses ,I would take it to bed if not discouraged. Reviewer Number *1 must have an unfortunate experience with burlap. To me it smells as fresh as clean air. Perfection
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Handwoven and informal
By Friend of alpacas
from Alexandria, VA
About Me Classic, High-end shopper, Irish heritage, Practical, Prefer authenticity
I use this heavyweight sweater around home on weekends when doing chores. Sweater is too rustic for office wear. Two issues: 1) Sweater smells a bit like burlap; and, 2) Sweater pills very badly. On the other hand, this item looks and feels 'like the real thing' - handmade Irish country sweater.


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AS A SENIOR IN 2011: 2012 Women's Professional Soccer Draft Pick (first pick, third round, 13th overall, by the Philadelphia Independence) ... 2011 WCC Goalkeeper of the Year ... 2011 Third-Team All-American ... 2011 All-WCC First-Team ... 2011 Preseason All-WCC ... team co-captain ... started 18 games, making 19 appearances ... allowed multiple goals only two times ... recorded eight shutouts ... had a GAA of 0.73 ... registered 67 saves on the season with a .827 save percentage ... saved two penalty kicks against Portland on Oct. 21.
AS A JUNIOR IN 2010: The U.S. Soccer Young Female Athlete of the Year ... a NSCAA/Performance Subaru First-Team All-American ... 2010 NSCAA Women's College Scholar All-America First Team ... 2010 NSCAA/Performance Subaru All-West Region First Team ... named to TopDrawerSoccer.com's Team of the Season - Second Team ... selected as a second-team MVP by Soccer America ... selected to the M.A.C. Hermann Award Preseason Watch List ... a first-team All-WCC selection ... CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Second Team ... named to the WCC Preseason All-Conference team ... selected to the WCC All-Academic team ... started in all 21 games she played in ... picked up eight shutouts (second-best in WCC) and posted a 13-6-2 record ... carried a 0.63 goals-against-average in the regular season, the second-best GAA in the WCC ... finished the season with a 0.67 GAA (third-best in WCC) ... saved 90 of 104 shots for a .865 save percentage, a 2010 WCC best ... her 90 saves was also the most in the WCC ... held the best conference-only save percentage (.909), conference-only shutouts (3), and was second in conference-only GAA (0.37) and shutouts-per-game (0.50) ... tied Sue Wall's SCU Postseason record of 12 saves in a single match vs. Long Beach State (Nov. 12).
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2009: Named to the NSCAA All-West Region Third Team ... earned a spot on the WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention Team ... started 17 of the 19 games played ... recorded six shutouts on the year ... earned an assist on the Broncos' fourth goal against San Jose State in the season opener (8/21) ... made three saves in a 2-0 upset of No. 5 Notre Dame (9/11) ... shutout No. 23 Colorado for a 1-0 win (9/20) ... saved a PK attempt by Alex Morgan in 2nd O/T to preserve 1 – 1 tie against #14 Cal (10/4) ... suffered a concussion in the first West Coast Conference game of the year (10/11 vs. San Diego) and missed four conference games due to the injury ... returned to WCC play during the first half of the Portland match ... did not allow a goal against No. 2 Portland but the team suffered a 1-0 defeat (11/1) ... earned first career NCAA Tournament shutout in a 1-0 victory over Michigan State in the first round (11/13) ... saved two penalty kicks and scored one in a 6-5 shootout victory in the second round of the NCAA Tournament over Oklahoma State (11/15).
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2008: Played in seven matches, starting three ... started first career game and played full 90 minutes at then-No. 21 Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 7), posted four saves and earned first career win ... earned second straight start against UNC Greensboro (Sept. 12), played full game and posted one save on two shots on goal ... started at goal vs. Cal Poly (Sept. 19) ... played second half of game vs. then-No. 6 Stanford (Oct. 3) ... spent time in goal in 3-0 shutout of USF (Oct. 19) ... played second half at Pepperdine (Oct. 26), keeping the Waves scoreless ... posted seven saves in second half at then-No. 3 Portland including PK attempt by Megan Rapinoe (Nov. 2).
NATIONAL TEAM EXPERIENCE: Attended U.S. Women's National Team training camp and played with U-23's on Spain and Sweden tours in 2011 … played every minute with U-20's in World Cup in Germany and World Cup qualifying in Guatemala in 2010…won Golden Glove award at 2010 U20 World Cup…played with U-20's on Spain tour in 2009 ... played with U18's on Spain tour and Denmark/France tour in 2008 ... played with U17's on Canada tour and Argentina tour in 2006 ... played with U16's on Japan tour in 2005.
CLUB EXPERIENCE: Played for De Anza Strykers ... 4-time state cup finalists ... coached by Bob Joyce.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Archbishop Mitty ... NSCAA Youth All-American in 2006 and '07 ... Parade Magazine All-American in 2007 and '08 ... rated one of the top-25 college recruits for 2008 by Rise Magazine and Soccer Buzz magazine ... played soccer for JT Hanley and Chad Chastain ... CCS champions 2006 - '07, lost in semifinals in '08 after she was called into national team camp and missed game and WCAL champions 2006 - '08 ... team was ranked No. 1 by San Jose Mercury News ... 2006 Mercury News sophomore of the year ... Mercury News and WCAL first team in 2006 and '08... did not play her junior year due to injury ... Academic Excellence Award for GPA above 4.0 for every semester.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Roy Henninger and Marilyn Moreno; mom went to Santa Clara as an undergrad and Stanford Law School ... grandfather is J. Hector Moreno, a famous local attorney who went to SCU for undergrad and law school ... born in San Jose, Calif. ... has two brothers, Jose and Carlos ... major is accounting.


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Bikers take in the view at Deer Valley Resort
The nicest part of lift-served mountain biking is, at the end of the ride up, it's all downhill from there. Missing are the huffs and puffs and fatigue that come with the uphill climb. In place are the benefits of coasting downhill.
And, along the way, enjoy riding through the stands of trees and open meadows—stopping to enjoy the summer flowers or a spectacular view and taking in the inviting aromas that come with being in the mountains.
All that is what has attracted riders over the years to lift-served mountain biking, available only at your favorite ski resort.
"We've seen more interest every year," says Steve Graff, head of mountain biking operations at Deer Valley.
It is an activity that is attractive to a wide range of people, from beginning riders to aggressive experts, and all possible with the purchase of a lift ticket.
Not all riders can or should hop right on a lift though. It is not a sport for the timid or less experienced riders. Some basic skills are advised.
Realizing this, resorts have developed trails to accommodate all levels of ability and all ages. Most of the trails for beginners, however, do not involve a lift, but begin and end from the base lodges.
What Graff recommends is individuals first take lessons, "but it's sometimes difficult to get them to do it."
What he has found interesting, he notes, is that mountain biking is so much like skiing. "You wouldn't think that, but mountain biking, like skiing, involves weight transfer, carving turns on the bike, a quiet upper body and an active lower body, so it helps to take a lesson.''
Most mountain trails are for intermediate riders and above. They involve twists and turns, rocky terrain, banked turns and sometimes narrow trails.
For years ski lifts remained idle in the summer. Some resorts began offering summer rides to those interested in hiking and scenic tours. Then came the introduction of mountain bikes and the idea of giving bikers the same benefit as skiers, which was to ride uphill and travel downhill.
In 1992, Deer Valley became one of the first resorts in the country to begin running its lifts in the summer. Now, more than one third of the country's ski areas open their lifts to hikers, bikers and scenic riders.
Here in Utah, along with Deer Valley, resorts like Brian Head, Canyons, Solitude, Sundance, Snowbird and Park City Mountain Resort are open to bikers.
Last year Deer Valley expanded its program to offer lift service, rentals and lessons from its three base lodges—Snow Park, Silver Lake and Empire. It now offers more than 65 miles of biking and hiking trails on its mountains. In the past two years it has added nearly six miles of new trails.
And, says Graff, "There is a continuing effort to keep trails current with riding skills and technology.''
Back in 1992, bikes had no suspension so trails had to be smoother and technically easy. With the introduction of front-end suspension, riders were able to go faster, so trails were modified. Then came full-suspension bikes and again trails were adjusted as speeds and abilities increased.
"Now, with the new bikes, people are able to go faster, so we've upgraded trails by putting in more banked turns, berms and wider tracks instead of the single tracks,'' he adds.
"We've also gone back and redesigned some of the old trails to accommodate the new, more modern bikes with full-suspension and longer travel. The twisty, tight little turns, for example, no longer fit into the mountain biking world.''
Yet another advantage of being at a resort is that during a break or after a day on the trails, awaiting the riders at the base lodges are gourmet salads, burgers, panini, cold drinks or a glass of beer or wine, and a time to rest and review.
Deer Valley facts
Trails—65-plus miles
Hours—10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open daily through Labor Day, then Sept. 8–9
Bike Rentals*—$29 (3 hours) or $39 (full day) junior; $45 (3 hours) $58 (full day) adults
Day Pass Bike—$36
Single Ride Bike—$26
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Just mention the phrase "restraining order," and the mental alarm bells start ringing. Those two words immediately conjure up images of emergency decrees taken to protect one person from another's dangerously aggressive, or even violent, behavior, and for virtually everyone, just the idea of needing or being bound by one is quite disturbing.
However, in the world of legal divorce proceedings, there is something called an "Automatic Temporary Restraining Order" (or ATRO, for short) –and it means something else entirely.
Far from anything related to violence, an ATRO is actually considered a legal "nicety." It is a court filing used to establish the rules you and your husband will follow during the divorce process (or legal separation, nullity or paternity action) with regard to your assets, insurance policies, designations of beneficiaries on wills and other legal documents, etc.
Essentially, an ATRO serves to "freeze" a couple's financial status quo, preventing either party from making changes once a divorce action has been initiated . . . and until a settlement has been reached.
In addition to the financial accountability and stability an ATRO affords, it also helps ensure a measure of respect between divorcing spouses, perhaps alleviating some of the pervasive mistrust and anxiety that often colors so much of the divorce process. Once you've filed an ATRO with the Courts, you will be better able to focus on immediate issues being negotiated with your spouse, knowing that changes can't be made to your financial situation behind the scenes and without your consent.
So, let's discuss ATROs and their uses in more detail. Here are some of the key things I make sure my clients understand about them:
· An ATRO is a court order that disallows either spouse from altering certain aspects of their financial situation. An ATRO may be an integral part of the divorce action (in some states, it is right on the back of the actual divorce petition), or it may be a separate filing. In any case, it is a mutual court order that, generally, prohibits either spouse from such actions as:
o selling, transferring or borrowing against property
o borrowing against or selling insurance held for the other spouse
o modifying designated beneficiaries of insurance policies, retirement accounts, wills, etc.
o changing bank accounts
o destroying or hiding assets
Since an ATRO prohibits any of these changes (and certain large expenditures, as well), the marital financial picture is effectively "frozen" until a fair settlement can be reached.
· Despite the word "automatic" in its title, an ATRO may not automatically be part of your divorce petition. As with many aspects of divorce (i.e. division of debt, definition of separate and marital property), laws regarding filing and execution of ATROs vary from state to state (see more about this below). In some states, such as California, ATROs are automatically part of every divorce petition. However, if you live in a state that does not require an ATRO, such as New Jersey, your divorce attorney will have to request one from the Courts.
It is also important to know that your banks, brokerage firms and insurance companies will not "automatically" be notified that an ATRO has been filed –even if it directly affects your accounts and policies with them. It is your responsibility, not the Courts', to let these companies know about the ATRO. Please don't neglect this important step!
- There are serious consequences to violating an ATRO. An ATRO is a legal document designed to protect both spouses from changes made to their financial situation without their consent, or their knowledge. If either party violates the terms of the ATRO, serious legal consequences, including financial restitution and significant fines, can follow. If, for example, you discover that during the divorce process your husband sold a family vacation home without consulting you, you could be entitled to restitution in the amount of half the value of the property sold, not just half of its sale price.
Of course, that means if you're in doubt as to whether a planned bank account withdrawal or other financial action constitutes a violation of your ATRO, you need to take care to do the right thing. Make sure you have a qualified divorce team in your corner to help you navigate your ATRO's temporary restrictions while your settlement is negotiated.
· An ATRO can be altered. If both spouses agree to it, the Courts can issue a modification of the terms of the ATRO as your divorce action proceeds.
· Some expenses are not subject to an ATRO. Although ATROS prohibit many expenditures in order to "freeze" your current financial picture while your divorce is underway, you are still allowed to spend money in your "usual course of business." However, the Courts get to decide what "usual" and "business" mean in the context of your marriage and what expenses fall in this category. The Courts have been known to exercise considerable discretion in this area.
You are also allowed to use your assets to retain legal counsel. In general, paying your attorneys' fees is not considered a violation of your ATRO.
As always, it's a good idea to check with your divorce attorney regarding the details of your particular case.
· ATRO requirements vary from state to state. As mentioned above, not all states require an ATRO as part of a divorce filing. New Jersey and South Carolina, for example, do not, while California and Minnesota make an ATRO part of every divorce petition. Further complicating things, states that do require ATROs don't all implement them the same way. ATROs are a relatively recent development in New York State, where the Notice of Automatic Orders, which prohibits either spouse from hiding or liquidating assets once a divorce action has begun, was added to Domestic Relations Law in 2009.
It's important to note that having an ATRO as part of the divorce filing is particularly helpful when marital assets have been largely under control of one spouse. The ATRO is generally thought to be a benefit to the less-monied spouse (who is typically, but not always, the wife). An ATRO provides an immediate level of protection against, say, your husband selling the family sailboat to a friend for an artificially low price to keep it out of the divorce settlement, then buying it back again after the divorce is final. Without an ATRO in place, it would fall to the aggrieved spouse to spend time and money to obtain an injunction from the Courts against such a sale.
Even under less contentious circumstances, an ATRO is tremendously valuable for the level of comfort it provides, allowing you to rest assured, knowing that your financial status quo will remain in tact while your divorce settlement is thoughtfully and properly negotiated. As I've seen countless times, that can mean some welcome peace-of-mind at a time when it otherwise seems in short supply.
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Jeffrey A. Landers, CDFA™ is a Divorce Financial Strategist™ and the founder of Bedrock Divorce Advisors, LLC (http://www.BedrockDivorce.com) a firm that exclusively advises affluent women throughout the United States before, during and after divorce. He assists women and their divorce attorneys with deciding on the most advantageous way to divide marital assets and enable them to negotiate more favorable settlements, especially when there are complicated financial and tax issues. He can be reached at email@example.com.
Jeff is the author of the new book,Divorce: Think Financially, Not EmotionallyâWhat Women Need To Know About Securing Their Financial Future Before, During, And After Divorce, which provides women going through the crisis of divorce with the tools they need to secure their financial future. What's more, he is donating 50% of all profits to the Bedrock Divorce Fund for Abused Women, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity whose mission is to help female victims of domestic abuse and the organizations that support them.
Divorce: Think Financially, Not Emotionallyâis available at Amazon.com and bedrockdivorce.com. Itcan also be downloaded on Kindle and Nook.
All articles/blog posts are for informational purposes only, and do not constitute legal advice. If you require legal advice, retain a lawyer licensed in your jurisdiction. The opinions expressed are solely those of the author, who is not an attorney.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European regulators have recommended approval of a drug from Raptor Pharmaceutical to treat a rare genetic disorder that can cause irreversible tissue damage, organ failure and premature death.
Friday's green light for Procysbi from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) follows U.S. approval of the drug in April.
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The EMA also issued approvals for GlaxoSmithKline's Tafinlar for metastatic melanoma and Sanofi's multiple sclerosis medicine Lemtrada.
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The Stuttgart Fire Department has used $64,000 in bond money to purchase new Holmatro rescue equipment, also known as the Jaws of Life.
Chief Billy Burns said there is one electric-powered and two gas-powered Jaws of Life, with the electric-powered device to come in handy if the department ever responds to a mill rescue.
The equipment would be used in truck No. 1, Engine No. 2 and Engine No. 3 while the old set would be kept in reserve. Southern Paramedic Service previously donated the department's old set.
Jaws of Life use has picked up. Burns said use would only continue to rise as traffic increases during the summer months. SFD presently averages one use per month.
According to SFD's Kevin Raper, the closest Jaws of Life set outside of Stuttgart is with the DeWitt and Hazen fire departments.
The equipment purchase is just the latest use of the bond money approved last year. Burns said the department previously purchased two new pumper trucks with 1,000-gallon water tanks and 1,250 gallon-per-minute Waterous pumps. The bond money was also used to purchase a new chassis for their existing brush fire unit, a fire safety education house and renovations to the north and south fire stations.
Overall, the purchases will aid the SFD's 22-member staff in their response to both fire and medical calls. Burns said they average about 100 calls per month. About 50-60 of the calls are medical.
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The CSA also offers a fruit share (July – late October) featuring raspberries, blueberries, melons, peaches, nectarines, and apples. The fruit is perfect for breakfast, a snack on-the-go, or a healthy dessert.
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Mispronunciation of "dub"--A "double dime" --two $10.00 quantities--of illicit drugs (usually crack). Refers also to one (single) $20.00 quantity of drugs.
Dude: Yo, set me up a dove.
Mon: You got the whole thing?
Dude: Yeah I got the twenty.
Mon: You got the whole thing?
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by muttleydeed August 11, 2005
dove is a soap that women use and it makes your skin soft.
dove makes my skin soft
by x___tranceaddict July 06, 2005
a white special bird that people use for a symbol of love.
On their wedding day, the doves flew away as she walked down the aisle.
by MaryJane00112 May 24, 2009
a beautiful bird. she is divine and pure, and everything that any other animal would aspire to be. she is very loving and caring. a dove is an authoratative leader, but is not too harsh. doves and tigers go hand-in-hand and should be together forever. in short, a dove is perfection.
Look how beautiful that is!
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Verb: to dove. To betray one's friends, partners, family, or significant others with an act of malice, greed, complete disregard for human feelings and/or vane feelings towards oneself. Despite an unknown origin, this verb has been used to describe various traitorous beings throughout history such as: Lucifer, Judas Iscariot, Marcus Brutus, Benedict Arnold and former NBA "king" LeBron James. This verb has also described various fictional characters such as Lando Calrissian from the Star Wars saga.
I doved my next door neighbors by not inviting them to the party!
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Hazelnut Crusted Brie with Lingonberry Chutney and Apple Slaw Serves 8-12
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1 Tbsp. canola oil 1 small white onion, finely diced 2 cinnamon sticks, whole ½ tsp. ground coriander 1 bay leaf 1 8-oz. jar mango chutney 1 14-oz. jar lingonberry preserves
Heat the oil in a non-stick sauce pan. Add the onion, cinnamon sticks, coriander, bay leaf and saute for 4 minutes. Add the mango chutney and lingonberry preserves. Simmer over low heat for 30 minutes. Remove the bay leaf and cinnamon sticks before serving. Serve warm.
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2 Granny Smith apples 2 Red Delicious apples 3 oz. fresh baby arugula 2 Tbsp. olive oil 1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice Julienne apples. Toss with arugula, olive oil and lemon juice. Serve with brie.
Hazelnut Crusted Brie
1- 6" french brie round, about 1½ pounds 1½ cups hazelnuts 2 eggs ½ cup flour 6 - 8 cups canola oil
Place the hazelnuts in a food processor; pulse to a medium coarse consistency. Whisk the eggs in a large plastic container. Set aside. Coat the Brie evenly with flour, then dip it in the eggs. Coat the egg-coated Brie evenly with hazelnuts. Heat the canola oil in a 4- quart non-stick pot over medium-high heat until a hazelnut floats to the top when dropped in. Carefully place the hazelnut crusted Brie round into the oil and fry it for 2-3 minutes or until golden brown. Turn off the heat and carefully remove the cheese from the oil and drain on a paper towel. Serve the hazelnut crusted Brie on a platter with the warm lingonberry chutney, apple slaw and crackers.


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So this season, get in on all that glitters with one (or all!) of these shimmery pieces from local designers and boutiques.
If you're not sure you're ready for full on sequin shine, try adding just a touch of sparkle with this classy gray and gold dress. Black tights and a sweater will dress it down, while a pair of gold heels will make it worthy of date night.
BCBGeneration jacquard one shoulder ruffle dress, Apt. 202 $158
For a bit of daytime sparkle, pair a crystal bauble necklace with your work attire. The crystals will add just a touch of glitz and catch the light adding some extra sparkle. Who says you can't feel festive and dressy at the office?
Classic Clear Crystal Necklace, Katie Waltman $78
This one is New Year's Eve worthy, but will last you all holiday season. Not just your typical sequin dress, the zig-zag pattern adds a bit of whimsy to the expected. Pair it with jeans and a blazer for a simple, chic lunch date or with black leggings and boots for a sassy girls night out. And its under $100!
BB Dakota Riana Sequin Dress, Cake Boutique $84
Still not sold on the super sparkly? You can still add at dash of luxe with a dazzled pair of shoes. Go understated with your outfit, think all black or even jeans and a tee. The shoes will overshadow anything you are wearing so don't over do it. Just prepare for everyone to be looking at your feet all night. Just don't take it personally.
Windsor Heels, The Honey Shoe $130
What will you be wearing to holiday parties this month? Share your favorite trends and finds, or just your general thoughts on sequins in the comment section below!


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July 18, 2013
DeKALB, Ill. - Northern Illinois will play the University of Nebraska at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln in 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2023, as changes to the Big Ten Conference schedule have forced the universities to make adjustments to the three-game series originally finalized in December 2012.
The series will begin Saturday, Sept. 16, 2017 when the Huskies travel to Lincoln for the third time in school history, and the first time since Sept. 8, 1990. The teams will meet again on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019, Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021 and Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023. All four games will be played at Memorial Stadium.
Originally, the series between NIU and Nebraska consisted of three games, beginning with a Northern Illinois home game with the Cornhuskers at Soldier Field in Chicago on Sept. 24, 2016. NIU was scheduled to play at Nebraska on Sept. 2, 2017 while the date of the 2019 contest remains unchanged.
The Huskies are looking into other options for future Soldier Field games, said Deputy Athletic Director Christian Spears, who worked with Nebraska officials to adjust and extend the series.
"The Big Ten schedule necessitated these changes, and we are happy that the Cornhuskers will remain on the Huskie football schedule going forward with the addition of the 2021 and 2023 games to the 2017 and 2019 contests," Spears said. "We have reached out and are actively working on returning to Soldier Field against a quality opponent in the future."
Season tickets for Northern Illinois' 2013 home schedule, which begins Sept. 21st when the Huskies take on Eastern Illinois in Huskie Stadium, are on sale now. The new Huskieland Plan, which includes a ticket to all five home games (sections A and G) and $50 in Doggie Dollars good for parking and/or concessions, is just $50. All remaining season ticket locations for the 2013 Huskie Stadium home slate are just $100 while NIU Alumni Association members, senior citizens (62+), youth (3-13), NIU Varsity Club (former letterwinners) members and faculty and staff can see every game for just $88. Season tickets are available by calling NIU Athletics at 815-753-1923, or go online to www.NIUHuskies.com for complete information and order forms.
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"VOLVO Trucks - The Ballerina Stunt" is a knuckle biter featuring world record-holding highliner Faith Dickey battling the wind to cross a line between two speeding trucks heading for a tunnel.
The stunt was set up to show the precise handling of the new Volvo FH. Filmed on an unopened highway in Croatia in cooperation with Hollywood stunt director Peter Pedrero (think James Bond, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean) and was directed by Academy Award nominee Henry Alex Rubin. The project is the work of goviral's Nordic team, headed by Jacob Lachmann. goviral is exclusive video partner for the Volvo campaign.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 11, 2006) - The East Tennessee State baseball team showcased their talent for scouts from several major league organizations at the team's annual Scout Day, Monday afternoon from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn.
First, each Buccaneer player ran a 60-yard dash for the scouts in attendance. Next, outfielders threw from right field to third base and to home and infielders took pre-game infield practice. All hitters then took batting practice followed by an inter-squad scrimmage.
Head coach Tony Skole was pleased with both his team's performance and the scout's turnout. "Scout day is a fun day for our kids. It gives them a great opportunity to display their tools for Major League Baseball. We've been very fortunate in developing players to get to the next level, and I though our players handled themselves very well today."


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Create a cool bar/beverage display:
• Serve a blue or green-hued signature drink that matches your theme.
• Create a pretty peacock themed backdrop for your bar display with peacock-themed ornaments, feather wreaths, and feather "bouquets". Prop feather wreaths up with inexpensive plate display stands.
• Add height to your display by setting drinks or cocktail napkins/coasters on a chic tray - such as the contemporary glass cubist platter (pictured above) from Chiasso.com.
More fun ideas:
• Hang ball ornaments and peacock bird ornaments from silver ornament trees.
• Fill thin cylinder-shaped vases with translucent aqua vase gems, then place a sparkly holiday floral bloom on top of the vase.
• Fill wide cylinder vases with glass ball ornaments, and wrap glittered floral garland around the base of the vase.
• Set jewel-toned frames and glittery blue and green ornaments near your centerpiece, vases, drink displays, etc.
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Glittery Holiday Flowers & garland (blue & green) - Micheal's
Bell Cups, Feathers & Holiday Shimmer Floral - Michael's
Aqua Table Linen - Plum Party
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Current height: 36-1/2"Minimum height: 13"Overall: 4-1/4" diameter
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Three Bayhealth nurses presented a winning poster at the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses National Convention last month in Nashville, Tenn.
These three nurses include: Robin Underwood, MSN, RN-BC, APRN, clinical nurse specialist of the special care nursery, Sue Haddad, MSN, RNC-OB, Bayhealth Nurse Manager of Labor and Delivery and Melody Wireman, MSN, RNC-OB, APRN, clinical nurse specialist of labor and delivery and women's services.
Haddad, Underwood, and Wireman worked together to create a poster and brochure describing the pressures and stress which often come with a complicated emergency delivery and neonatal code. It also included details on the patient's condition, background, laboratory results, plan of action and more.
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Novak just wons some points on my cool book...lol
after hearing they were losing by 27 at one point i never decided to turn it on but i did just watch this and what a great response by Novak.
I love Nate but Novak owned him here.
That was literally the best answer I've ever heard lmao.
That's brilliant, way to go Novak!
Gotta love these new Knicks.
Who said Novak has no swag? I was dying when i first hear this, everytime i think about it i laugh. I was trying not to laugh at work today, Nate was mad but i dont even know how u can get mad at Novak for this. If I was Nate id have to laugh myself at this
LOL, it was a nice comeback but this whole thing is laughable. This was all Mike Brennan�s doing. When Nate was doing the �Discount Double check� Brennan was all beside himself and couldn�t stop talking about it, as if Nate did something really wicked (like punch Novak in the face while robbing him of his candy or something). He made such a big thing about it that he went all out and made it his biz to get some sought of response from Novak about it, he demanded one of the reporters to instigate this nonsense and when it happened, he (Brennan), went on twitter and hand pick which comments he wanted to use concerning Novak�s comment. (another blatant bitch move). He found so much joy in the (3) responses that it almost looks like he was nutting on himself. imo, This just confirms just how much of a Bitch Mike Brennan is. Someone needs to slap this pussface off the set of MSG and put someone else in his place. I just can�t take his bitch ass attitude and how he drags dumbsh!t through the mud just because his little feelings were touched, who does he think he is? The whole double check dig was worth it to me because Novak was sucking in what he is supposed to do. He deserved it. Furthermore, It�s not even his celebration move (he jacked it from the Packers QB- Rodgers), yet Brennan goes on crying �he stole Novaks move, this is outlandish, uncalled for disrespect being displayed by Nate Robinson�!,
Oh just stfu mofo!!!
Its part of the game, nothing harmless, all fun and playful antics that go along with bballing. Please get rid of the sensitive Brennan and replace him with someone that isn�t going to go into a rage over dumb BS.


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The RDA International Coach Tourism Federation e.V. (founded in 1951) has been active in the coach and group tourism sectors for over 60 years and represents the interests of around 2,000 member companies from over 40 countries. The federation with its heterogeneous membership structure consolidates all partners of the group tourism industry:
Group travel is popular with customers beacause group travel is "feel good" travel. Whether travelling by coach, rail, ship or plane - sociable package holidays in the company of others offer a whole host of advantages to holidaymakers.
In the varied and diverse world of coach and group tourism, the RDA International Coach Tourism Federation e.V. and its subsidiary the RDA-Workshop Touristik-Service GmbH are your experienced partners on the road to success. The RDA offers one-stop-shop for the promotion, purchase, distribution and sales of coach and group tourism services - from initial idea to final contracts. The RDA has regular liaison and intense co-operation with allied European federations, sister associations and other opinion leaders.
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As an RDA member, there are many ways you van benefit from our international coach and group tourism network. For example, you can take part in the RDA-Workshop: the leading trade-only sales and purchasing exhibition for the group travel sector. This is where supply meets demand - where you can make contacts and nuture relationships with existing and potential business partners. The RDA-Workshop ist not only a source of innovations, and a purchasing and communications platform, but is also the leading international trade exhibition for more than 4,000 companies.
The RDA Federation is your gateway to new ideas, higher quality and greater security for your future – both before and after the RDA-Workshop.
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The best way to find out what's really happening in the coach and group travel sectors is face-to-face with the people who know. You'll meet RDA members in the RDA-Workshop exhibition halls, during the RDA Annual General Meeting & Conference, and at RDA Academy seminars – making valuable personal contacts and enjoying useful discussions.
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Wilmington City Council to Meet Tomorrow (Thursday, April 18) In Regular Session; A Newly Formatted Council Agenda is Unveiled
Posted on 04/17/2013 1:39 pm
Wilmington City Council President Theo Gregory, on behalf of all Members of Council, today invited citizens to attend the next meeting of Council which will be held tomorrow, Thursday, April 18, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers on the first floor of the Louis L. Redding City/County Building. If a citizen cannot attend, the Council President said all meetings of Council can be viewed live and on replay on WITN, Channel 22 on the Comcast system or online anytime at WITN22.org.
The Council President today also unveiled a new format for the Council's formal agenda which will now include a synopsis or summary immediately following the formal listing of each Ordinance or Resolution that is to be considered by Council.
"Council Members felt it was important for citizens to be able to more easily understand the issues that come before Council to help increase their participation in the affairs of government," said Council President Gregory. "We deal with issues that affect the City's budget and City services and we often deal with very complicated issues from a legal perspective. The revised agenda format now includes, in layman's terms, a description of each piece of legislation and its affect on the City's budget and services. While Council has always posted a synopsis at the end of each Ordinance, this is the first time that a synopsis is being added to the formal agenda which is the document that many people rely on to follow the business of Council."
The new formatted agenda is available online prior to a Council meeting at the City website, www.WilmingtonDE.gov and will also be available in hard copy at Council meetings.
The Council agenda for the April 18, 2013 meeting is as follows with the sponsoring Council Member's last name listed at the lead:
#3808 A Resolution Approving the Acceptance and Use of Federal Grant Funds Received by the City from the State of Delaware for the Summer Food Service Program for the Period of June 17, 2013 through August 16, 2013
Synopsis: Approval of this Resolution by City Council would allow the City Parks and Recreation Department to accept a $560,000 grant from the Delaware Department of Education to fund a Summer Food Service Program. This food service program would be available to youth who are involved in both City and non-City summer youth programs. There is no financial impact on the City by the acceptance of this grant.
#3809 A Resolution Approving the Application for a Grant Submitted by the Department of Parks and Recreation to the Delaware Criminal Justice Council (DCJC) for the "Taking It to the Streets" Program
Synopsis: Approval of this Resolution by City Council would allow the City Parks and Recreation Department to accept a $12,257 grant from the DCJC to be used for educational presentations to at-risk youth to prevent their involvement in substance abuse and criminal activity. There is no financial impact on the City by the acceptance of this grant.
#3810 A Resolution Respectfully Urging the Delaware General Assembly to Create a Community Court, Thereby Affording Nonviolent Defendants Alternatives to Incarceration and an Opportunity to Prevent the Reoccurrence of Criminal Behavior
Synopsis: Approval of this Resolution by Council would urge the General Assembly to establish a Community Court. The Community Court concept couples the standard judicial process with a variety of social services to make services such as GED education, truancy prevention, job placement assistance, etc., available to non-violent defendants. The goal of the Community Court concept is to reduce recidivism and reduce or eliminate the socio-economic problems that cause citizens to come before the court for adjudication.
#3811 A Resolution Respectfully Urging the Delaware General Assembly to Enact Legislation which Requires Liability Insurance to Lawfully Own and Possess a Firearm
Synopsis: Approval of this Resolution by Council would urge the Delaware General Assembly to adopt a law requiring Delawareans to obtain liability insurance in the amount of no less than $250,000 before being allowed to obtain a license to own a firearm. Such an insurance policy would cover any and all damages resulting from negligent or willful acts involving the use of a firearm. Persons who already own a firearm would be required to obtain liability insurance within 30 days after passage of such a State law by the General Assembly.
#3812 A Resolution Respectfully Urging the Delaware General Assembly to Create a Data Based Mechanism for Detecting Lawful Firearm Owners who Subsequently Become Prohibited from Firearm Ownership for the Purposes of Confiscating Such Firearms
Synopsis: The purpose of this Resolution is stated in the title of the Resolution.
#3813 A Resolution Supporting Attorney General Beau Biden and the General Assembly Regarding Their Criminal Justice Proposal to Toughen Penalties for Criminals Committing Crimes with Guns and Encourage all General Assembly Members to Vote to Approve the Legislation
Synopsis: The purpose of this Resolution is stated in the title of the Resolution.
#3814 A Resolution Authorizing the Department of Public Works to Enter into the Delaware Mutual Aid and Assistance Agreement for Intrastate Water/Wastewater Agency Response Network (WARN)
Synopsis: Approval of this Resolution by Council authorizes the City's Department of Public Works to enter into a mutual aid and assistance agreement with other public and private water and wastewater utilities in Delaware for the purposes of coordinated response activities and the sharing of resources in the event of an emergency. This agreement is limited to water and wastewater utilities or facilities and does not affect any other mutual aid agreement to which the City may be a part.
#3815 A Resolution to Support Senate Bill No. 19, which Repeals the Death Penalty
Synopsis: The purpose of this Resolution is stated in the title of the Resolution.
#3816 A Resolution Requesting a Moratorium on Non-Profit Group Homes within the City of Wilmington
Synopsis: Approval of this Resolution by Council requests that the Governor and the State Secretary of Health and Social Services impose a moratorium on funding any additional non-profit group homes within the City of Wilmington until a more stringent review process is put into place for all existing group homes currently sanctioned, licensed or funded by the State of Delaware. This Resolution seeks to address issues such as crime, vagrancy and neighborhood destabilization that have become serious issues in Wilmington due to the proliferation of non-profit group homes.


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Julie Magnus is the branch manager of the Corte Madera and Marin City Libraries.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
What began at the turn of the century as an attempt to gain a day of recognition for the significant contributions of the first Americans has resulted in a whole month being designated for this purpose. In 1990 President George H. W. Bush approved a joint resolution declaring November 1990 "Native American National Heritage Month". Similar proclamations, with variations on the name, have been issued each year since 1994. For more information on this celebration of Native Americans and their culture go to: http://nativeamericanheritagemonth.gov To find books on Native Americans in the Marin County Free Library search under the subject Heading: Indians of North America http://ow.ly/7nqnE


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Prediction of lines at polls raises concern
Published: Saturday, August 3, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, August 2, 2013 at 2:27 p.m.
Ruth Huneycutt, long-time director of the Davidson County Board of Elections, knows what she's talking about when it comes to voting. So when Huneycutt warns voters could see longer lines due to changes in the law, that's cause for concern. Voters quickly become impatient when they are forced to stand in line for a long period waiting to cast a ballot. It could even cause some to skip the process altogether.
The changes approved by the Republican-controlled General Assembly and signed into law by GOP Gov. Pat McCrory offer a mixed bag. Much attention has gone toward the requirement for voters to show a photo ID, but many aspects of life require such action. Voter fraud hasn't been a widespread problem in North Carolina, but showing ID should not cause significant delays. Eliminating same-day registration also isn't a big deal. Of more concern is the reduction in early voting to one week. The process has been extremely popular in Davidson County, and reducing it will lead to longer lines on Election Day. Everyone wants fair elections, but the process also needs to be as voter-friendly as possible. The first test of the changes will come in the May 2014 primary, so voters need to be prepared to spend some extra time at the polls.
In an emergency, those in need expect a quick response. A new report reviewed Thursday by the Davidson County commissioners show up to a 20-minute response for first responders to some rural areas. Commissioners are beginning to explore options to address the problem, including building an additional base, adding employees and equipment or working with neighboring counties. While the desire to be cost-effective is understandable, commissioners and emergency administrators need to act as quickly as possible to take steps to reduce that response time. It can be the difference between life and death.
Another basic necessity is food, and the Davidson County Department of Senior Services needs help to provide nutritious meals to those in need. The department is seeking volunteers for a Home-Delivered Meals route in the Pilgrim area. Twelve clients have been on a waiting list for six months. It takes a certain type of volunteer to run a route, as he or she must have the time and resources to make it work. But those people exist in Davidson County, and if you meet the criteria, consider signing up.
It will be interesting to see how the demolition of the former Burlington Industries plant in Denton plays out. A company is tearing down many of the buildings on the property in hopes of landing a new tenant. The plant stands as a testimony to the county's former manufacturing heyday, as it once employed almost 1,200 people. A new occupant wouldn't employ near that number, but any thriving business would be welcome.
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While all babies may grow at a different rate, the following indicates the average for boys and girls 10 to 12 months of age:
As your baby continues to grow, you will notice new and exciting abilities that develop. While babies may progress at different rates, the following are some of the common milestones your child may reach in this age group:
Speech development is very exciting for parents as they watch their babies become social beings that can interact with others. While every baby develops speech at his/her own rate, the following are some of the common milestones in this age group:
Babies at this age become much more aware of others as well as themselves. They are not yet confident that mother will return when she leaves. While children may progress at different rates, the following are some of the common milestones children may reach in this age group:
Separation anxiety and fear of strangers are common at this age. Separation anxiety is anxiousness and fearfulness of being separated from a parent, whether or not the parent is actually leaving the presence of the child. However, this is an important part of the relationship with the parent. While every child is unique and will develop different personalities, the following are some of the common behavioral traits that may be present in your child:
Consider the following as ways to foster the emotional security of your baby:
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