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Kole Ayi Linebacker 1997-2000 One of the top linebackers in school history, Kole Ayi was a two-time first team All-America selection in 1999 and 2000. Also a two-time first team All-Atlantic 10 choice, Ayi led the Minutemen in tackles during his sophomore, junior and senior seasons. One of Ayi's top performances came against Georgia Southern in the 1998 national championship game, when he totaled 16 tackles, two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries, one of which he returned for a touchdown. A two-time finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award, and the runner-up in 1999, the former walk-on won the 2000 George "Bulger" Lowe Award from the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston. Ayi finished his career as UMass' all-time leader in career solo tackles with 330, while ranking third in total tackles with 478. He also set the school single-season record for solo tackles with 116 during the 1998 season.
Todd Bankhead
Quarterback 1998-1999
Todd Bankhead is one of the most prolific passer in school history, setting numerous records in only two seasons, and leading the Minutemen to their first-ever national championship in 1998. A classic pocket passer with great arm speed, Bankhead owns many of the top 10 single game passing marks in school history. He set single-season marks for passing yards (3,919), completions (303), attempts (525) and touchdowns (34) during the 1998 season, then broke the mark for completion percentage (.635) in 1999. Bankhead finished his career with school record totals of 7,018 passing yards, 561 completions, 931 attempts, 51 touchdowns and a .603 completion percentage. A third team All-America selection during the 1998 season, Bankhead also earned second team All-Atlantic 10 honors in both 1998 and 1999. Bankhead went on to play for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League.
Steve Baylark
Tailback 2003-2006
Steve Baylark was a second-team All-American in 2006 in addition to being the Atlantic 10's Offensive Player of the Year that season in leading UMass to the NCAA Championship game. Baylark became the third back in NCAA history gain more than 1,000 yards in four seasons. He was just the second UMass player to gain more than 5,000 career yards with 5,332. He rushed for 1,960 yards as a senior in 2006, the second-most in a season in UMass history. He scored 42 touchdowns in his career including 15 as a senior. he played in the East-West Shrine Game following the year. Baylark was signed by the Arizona Cardinals as a free agent in 2007, where he joined Marcel Shipp, the only player to stand ahead of him on the UMass career rushing lists.
Lou BUSH
Halfback 1931-1933
Lou Bush was UMass' first All-American in football and still holds many UMass records nearly 70 years after his last game as an `Aggie.' Bush was phenomenal in 1931 and 1932, scoring 39 touchdowns over that span, an average of over two per game. In his first year of collegiate football in 1931, Bush led the nation in touchdowns with 20. Bush finished at UMass with 45 touchdowns, before his career was cut short by an early season injury during his senior campaign. Beside setting UMass season (20) and career (45) marks for touchdowns, Bush also shares the game record, twice scoring five touchdowns (vs. Wagner in 1931 and Cooper Union in 1932). One of his five-touchdown performances led UMass to its largest victory ever, a 77-0 thrashing of Wagner in 1931. Bush was inducted as a charter member of the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1969.
Tony CHAMBERS
End 1951-1953
Tony Chambers was a 1952 All-American for UMass, making 36 catches for 455 yards and seven touchdowns. Chambers teamed with Noel Reebenacker on what remains one of the most prolific passing teams in UMass history, and was named All-Yankee Conference and All-New England in addition to his All-America honors. While excelling on offense, Chambers' love was on the defensive end of the field, and he played every snap of every game in the 1952 season. Among Chambers' coaches at UMass were baseball coaching legend (and football end coach) Earl Lorden and line coach Chester Gladchuk. Chambers was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1980.
Liam Coen
Quarterback 2005-2008
Liam Coen will go down as the greatest quarterback in UMass history. He graduated in 2008 holding nearly every passing record including every career passing record. Became the 21st QB in FCS history with 10,000 career passing yards in the win over Bryant on Oct. 25, 2008. First in passing yards (11,031) passing efficiency (152.92), completion percentage (63.9), TD passes (90), completions (830), and attempts (1,303). Among all-time FCS quarterbacks, 11,031 yards ranks 12th all-time and 90 touchdowns ranks 14th all-time in history. Coen led UMass to two conference titles in 2006 and 2007 with postseason NCAA berths in both seasons with an appearance in the 2006 NCAA championship game. Coen was named three-time all-conference selection. He was a 2007 and 2008 Walter Payton Award candidate.
Brian CORCORAN
Defensive Lineman 1991-1994
Brian Corcoran was named the Yankee Conference Defensive Player of the Year and earned second team All-America honors in 1994. He was a two-time first team All-Yankee Conference selection after leading UMass in sacks as a junior and senior. Corcoran finished his career ranked third on the school's all-time career sack list with 30. When the ice hockey program at UMass was reinstated in 1993-94, Corcoran made the team as a walk-on defenseman. He played three professional seasons in the American Hockey League for the Baltimore Bandits and the Hershey Bears. Corcoran was one of six Minutemen named to the Yankee Conference 50th Anniversary team in 1996.
Bernie DALLAS
Linebacker 1963, 1965
Enthusiasm, unlimited energy, leadership and constant optimism made Bernie Dallas a great athlete and man. Dallas was a two-year letterwinner in football for UMass and earned first team All-Yankee Conference and All-New England honors. He also served as team captain during his senior season. As a sophomore he played offensive center and defensive linebacker and was a sparkplug on the undefeated 8-0-1 team that captured the school's first outright Yankee Conference football title. Followng his UMass career, Dallas went on to play professionally for the Philadelphia Bulldogs. An automobile accident took Dallas' life on April 29, 1968, but the Dallas Memorial Mall across from the East side of McGuirk Stadium keeps his name and spirit alive. Dallas was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1971.
Bill DURKIN
Offensive Lineman 1989-1993
Bill Durkin was a first team All-America selection in 1993, when he anchored an offensive line unit which helped UMass post a then-school-record 3,261 rushing yards on the season. Durkin was a two-time first team All-Yankee Conference pick in 1992 and 1993 while serving as team co-captain in each of those years. He went on to play professionally both in the Canadian Football League and the World League of American Football (now NFL Europe). Durkin was one of six Minutemen named to the Yankee Conference 50th Anniversary team in 1996.
Frederick "Fritz" ELLERT
Halfback 1927-1929
Frederick "Fritz" Ellert was a three-year letterwinner for coach Charles McGeock's Massachusetts Aggies, earning a spot on the 1929 All-New England team. Ellert caught a touchdown pass from Ken McKittrick to upset Bates 6-0 in 1928. He also had a 95-yard touchdown run in the season finale against Tufts, a school record for longest run from scrimmage that stood until 1996. Upon completion of his collegiate athletic career, Ellert became a member of the faculty at UMass. He also coached the men's basketball team for three years (1930-1931, 1932-1933, 1940-1941), posting an 18-16 (.529) mark during this time. He retired from his faculty post in 1970 and was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1971.
Vic FUSIA
Head Coach 1961-1970
Vic Fusia was the head coach from 1961 through 1970 and led UMass to five Yankee Conference championships. His Redmen had their top season in 1964, when he guided them to their first-ever postseason appearance -- the 1964 Tangerine Bowl, where UMass lost a heartbreaker to East Carolina 14-13. Fusia compiled a 59-32-2 record as head coach and is still the winningest coach in UMass history, 33 years after retiring. He also had an incredible 41-7-1 mark in Yankee Conference games, with his .854 winning percentage in league games still ranking as the second-best mark in conference history. Fusia produced some of the most outstanding players ever at UMass, including NFL stars Greg Landry and Milt Morin. He also directed the stingiest defense in UMass history in 1963, when Fusia's troops allowed only one touchdown the entire season and a total of only 12 points in nine games. Fusia's teams were always competitive, and nothing illustrates that better than this amazing fact -- in 10 seasons at the helm at UMass and over 40 Yankee Conference games, only once did one of his teams lose a conference game by more than seven points. A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., Fusia passed away in 1991. He was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998.
Harold "Kid" GORE
Quarterback 1911-1912
Coach 1919-1927
Harold "Kid" Gore was a two-year letterwinner at quarterback for the UMass football team and went on to become the first full-time Aggie football coach in 1919. Gore compiled a 33-32-5 (.507) record. His 33 wins still rank as the seventh-best total in UMass history. Gore went on to reinstate both the men's basketball and baseball programs to varsity status. He later compiled an 85-53 overall mark while coaching the basketball team for 11 years, the second-longest tenure of any basketball coach in school history. Gore was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1969.
Emory GRAYSON
End 1914-1916
Emory Grayson was one of the most versatile athletes in UMass history. He won eight letters in football, basketball and baseball, while also competing in hockey and track. Grayson played as a backup halfback during his freshman year, alternating between the backfield and the end position. In his junior year, he played in the first game on the new Alumni Field (where Whitmore Administration Building now stands) and helped power Massachusetts Agricultural College to a 26-0 win over Colby. He went on to serve as team captain in his senior season. Grayson was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1969.
Rene INGOGLIA Running Back 1992-1995 Rene Ingoglia finished his collegiate career as one of the greatest running backs in UMass history. A two-time All-America selection (1994 and 1995), he became the school and Yankee Conference's all-time leading rusher with 4,624 career rushing yards. In all, Ingoglia completed his four years with 10 UMass school records and two Yankee Conference marks to his credit. He became the first UMass player in history to average more than 100 yards per game rushing over a career at 112.8. Ingoglia posted 21 career 100+ yard games, three career 200+ yard performances, and outrushed the entire opposing team 18 times in his career. He also finished second on the all-time Division I-AA career rushing touchdown list (54, one shy of record), fourth among non-kickers on the all-time I-AA scoring list (332 points, ahead of Jerry Rice), fifth on the all-time I-AA rushing yards list and 11th in career rushing yards per game. A first team All-Yankee Conference selection as a senior in 1995, he was one of a handful of Division I-AA players chosen to participate in the 1996 Hula Bowl All-Star Classic. During his junior season, he rushed for a then-Yankee Conference and school single-game record 313 yards against Rhode Island. Ingoglia was one of six Minutemen named to the Yankee Conference 50th Anniversary team, announced in June of 1996. He was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007.
Shannon James
Defensive Back 2002-2005
Shannon James was a two-time first team All-American in 2004 and 2005. He was honored as the Atlantic 10 Defensive Player of the Year in 2004. James was a superior safety as he set the UMass record for career interceptions with 20. During his junior and seniors seasons, James was the career active leader in interception for all NCAA divisions. He tied the school record for pick-offs in a season with eight in 2004. James also finished as the seventh all-time leading tackler in UMass history with 341. He stands fourth in solo stops with 253. James was invited to Baltimore Ravens training camp in 2005 and is starring with the Calgary Stampeders in the Canadian Football League currently.
Bruce KIMBALL
Offensive Guard 1975-1978
Bruce Kimball was a two-time first team All-America selection on the offensive line for the Minutemen. At his right offensive guard position, Kimball anchored a UMass line that helped the Minutemen rush for over 3,000 yards in 1978 (a new school record at the time) on their way to the Division I-AA national championship game. Three different players on the squad rushed for over 500 yards, including Dennis Dent with 1,139. Kimball played a couple of seasons in the Canadian Football League and went on to play for both the New York Giants and the Washington Redskins, playing in Super Bowl XVIII with the Redskins in 1984. One of six Minutemen named to the Yankee Conference 50th Anniversary team, announced in June of 1996, Kimball was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000.
Greg LANDRY
Quarterback 1965-1967
Greg Landry is one of the greatest quarterbacks in UMass history. Behind his golden arm and running ability, UMass won two Yankee Conference Beanpots in three years. Landry led the team in passing all three years, and led in both rushing and scoring in 1965 and 1967. Landry's quarterback efficiency rating of 145.4 in 1965 is still a school record. He also shares the single-game mark for highest completion percentage (.800). Landry went on to be a successful pro player, spending 14 years in the NFL with both the Detroit Lions and the Baltimore Colts, including a season as an All-Pro for Detroit in 1971, when he started for the NFC in the Pro Bowl. Landry also had a stint with the Chicago Blitz in the now-defunct USFL. Landry later served as an assistant coach for his former team, the Detroit Lions, after spending several years on the coaching staff at the University of Illinois. He was the offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears when they won Super Bowl XX. Landry was one of six Minutemen named to the Yankee Conference 50th Anniversary team, announced in June of 1996. He was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1980.
Joe LOJKO
Quarterback 1931-1933
UMass went 19-6-1 while Joe Lojko was the starting quarterback for Massachusetts State College's single-wing offensive attack that ranked among the best in New England. In addition to playing football for three years, Lojko earned three letters in basketball and two in baseball. He served as team captain of the 1933-1934 basketball team that compiled a 12-0 record, the only major New England school to ever have an undefeated basketball season. His game-winning basket against Amherst College helped preserve the unblemished record. Lojko died in a tragic automobile accident on April 27, 1934, in South Deerfield, Mass., less than two months from his graduation day. Lojko was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1970.
Dick MacPHERSON
Head Coach 1971-1977
Dick MacPherson took over the helm of the Minutemen from Vic Fusia in 1971, and proceeded to lead UMass to four Yankee Conference championships during his seven-year tenure. Between 1971 and 1977, MacPherson compiled a 45-27-1 record and led UMass to its only postseason bowl victory. MacPherson's 1972 squad, featuring receivers Tim Berra and Steve Schubert, and Peil Pennington at quarterback, defeated the University of California at Davis, 35-14, in the 1972 Boardwalk Bowl. His squads also posted a 28-8-1 mark in Yankee Conference games, with his .778 league winning percentage still ranking as the fifth-best in conference history. After leaving UMass, MacPherson went on to a successful tour with Syracuse (1981-1990), leading the Orangemen to five postseason bowls, including his undefeated 1987 squad's Sugar Bowl appearance. He also had a two-year stint as head coach of the New England Patriots (1991-1992). He was inducted in the UMass Hall of Fame in 2004.
Ed McALENEY
Defensive Lineman 1972-1975
Ed McAleney earned first team All-America honors from his defensive end spot in 1975. He was also a three-time first team All-Yankee Conference selection during his career with UMass. In his freshman campaign, McAleney was a member of the 1972 squad that downed California-Davis, 35-14, at the Boardwalk Bowl. McAleney was also a two-time captain for the Minutemen in 1974 and 1975. Following his collegiate career, McAleney spent seven seasons with the Calgary Stampeders in the Canadian Football League (1977-1983). McAleney was one of six Minutemen named to the Yankee Conference 50th Anniversary team in 1996. He was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003.
Bob MEERS
End 1963-1965
Bob Meers was a three-year letterwinner in football, earning All-Yankee Conference and All-New England honors in each of his three seasons. By the time he left UMass, Meers held school marks for career (82) and single-season receptions (39), shared the record for most receptions in a game (nine), and ranked second in receiving yards in a game (146), career receiving yards (1,104), single-season receiving yards per game (58.9) and career receiving yards per game (40.9). Meers still ranks ninth all-time at UMass in career receptions. A tri-captain of the 1965 team, Meers was a seventh-round pick of the Minnesota Vikings in the 1966 NFL Draft. Meers was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1999.
Milt MORIN
End 1963-1965
Milt Morin, an All-American in 1964 and 1965, was one of the most versatile athletes ever to play for UMass. While catching enough passes to place him eighth on the career receiving yards list and setting the record at the time, he also excelled on defense and was the team's placekicker his senior year. In addition to his action on the gridiron, Morin was also the New England heavyweight wrestling champion in 1965 and played for Dick Garber on the varsity lacrosse team. Morin was a key part of two Yankee Conference championship teams and saw UMass compile a 23-4-1 (14-1 YanCon) record in his three seasons. Morin went on to play 10 seasons professionally for the Cleveland Browns between 1966 and 1975 and played in three Pro Bowls (1966, 1968 and 1969). He is eighth on the Browns' all-time list in receiving yardage (4,208 yards) and tied for eighth in receptions (271). Morin was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1970.
Garry PEARSON
Running Back 1979-1982
Garry Pearson was a two-time first team All-American (1981 and 1982) for the Minutemen, and helped UMass to three Yankee Conference titles in his four seasons. He set new standards for running backs at UMass in his four-year tenure. Spending only three seasons in the backfield, Pearson graduated as the school's career leader in rushing (3,859 yards) and all-purpose yardage (5,277 yards). During his freshman year, Pearson was used almost exclusively to return kicks, before becoming a starting running back as a sophomore. Pearson capped off his UMass career in spectacular fashion, rushing for a then-record 288 yards against American International College in his final collegiate game. He was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001.
Bob PICKETT
Head Coach 1978-1983
In his first season as a head coach in 1978, Bob Pickett led UMass to a berth in the first-ever NCAA Division I-AA championship game. UMass lost to Florida A&M 35-28 at the Pioneer Bowl in Wichita Falls, Texas, but on the way to the championship game, the Minutemen routed previously unbeaten and No. 1-ranked Nevada-Reno on its home turf. For his accomplishments that season, Pickett was named Coach of the Year by both the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston and the ECAC, while the team earned the Lambert Cup (given to the best Division I-AA team in the East) and was named ECAC Team of the Year. In his six-year tour as head coach, Pickett compiled a 36-28 record and led the Minutemen to four Yankee Conference titles. Pickett went on to serve as an associate athletic director at UMass, retiring from that position in the summer of 1997. He also served as a color commentator on radio broadcasts of Minuteman football games from 1998-2003.
Noel REEBENACKER
Quarterback 1951-1953
Noel Reebenacker was a walk-on quarterback who earned three varsity letters in football. He earned All-Yankee Conference honors in 1952 and was named to the Little All-America Team in 1953. Upon the completion of his UMass career, Reebenacker had established school single-season records for passing yards (1,865), completions (132), touchdown passes (20) and total offense yards (2,080), in addition to recording the longest kickoff return in school history with a 102-yard scamper against Springfield College in 1951. Reebenacker later worked at UMass as the backfield coach for two years under coach Charles O'Rourke. Reebenacker was inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in 1982.
Khari SAMUEL
Linebacker 1995-1998
Khari Samuel was a first team All-American and first team All-Atlantic 10 Conference selection who helped lead the Minutemen to their first-ever national championship in 1998. He was one of the best all-around defensive players in school history, able to stuff the run, put pressure on the quarterback and drop off into coverage. Samuel finished his career as UMass' all-time leader in solo tackles with 328, while ranking second in total tackles (495), fourth in assisted tackles (167) and seventh in sacks (19). As a senior in 1998, he recorded the second-highest single-season total in school history for solo tackles (113), while ranking third on the list for total tackles (160). Samuel also served as a team captain in both 1997 and 1998, and received the 1998 George "Bulger" Lowe Award from the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston as the best Division I defensive player in New England. Following the completion of his collegiate career, Samuel was selected by the Chicago Bears in the fifth round of the 1999 NFL Draft.
Marcel Shipp
Running Back 1997-2000
One of the top running backs in the history of Division I-AA football, Marcel Shipp was a two-time first team All-America selection for the Minutemen in 1998 and 1999. Shipp rushed for 200 or more yards in a single game seven times during his UMass career, including a 244-yard, three-touchdown performance to lead the Minutemen over Georgia Southern in the 1998 national championship game. Only the 12th player in school history to earn first team all-conference honors three times, Shipp finished his career as the all-time leading rusher in the history of the Atlantic 10 Conference with 6,250 yards. He also set UMass career records for carries (1,215), rushing yards per game (130.2), rushing touchdowns (58), all-purpose yards (7,759), all-purpose plays (1,365), all-purpose yards per game (161.1), points scored (378) and touchdowns scored (63). Shipp currently plays for the NFL's Arizona Cardinals.
Mark Whipple Head Coach 1998-2003 Mark Whipple led UMass to its first NCAA championship in football, capturing the title in his first season with the Minutemen in 1998. Whipple went on to coach UMass for six seasons compiling a 49-26 overall record for a 65.3 win percentage. Whipple coached UMass to three Atlantic 10 Championships, winning crowns in 1998, 1999 and 2003. He left Amherst in 2004 to serve as quarterbacks coach with the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers, where they won Super Bowl XL in 2006. He is currently the offensive coordinator at the University of Miami.
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No. 13 Women's Lax Hosts Richmond, George Washington At McGuirk This Weekend
April 4, 2013
The No. 13/10 UMass women's lacrosse team will continue conference play in a three-game home stand starting this weekend. The Minutewomen will face the Richmond Spiders on Friday, April 5 followed by George Washington Colonials on Sunday, April 7. UMass has been reeling off the wins lately, coming away with victories in six straight matches. Historically, UMass has faired extremely well against George Washington, holding a 10-3 all-time record against the opposing squad, including a 23-10 victory last season. Richmond has been a tougher opponent for UMass, as the Minutewomen hold a 10-8 record the Spiders during the program's history. The Minutewomen won both games they played against the Spiders in 2012, including the Atlantic 10 Championship by a score of 14-9.
UMass enters the game with a record of 9-2 overall after defeating La Salle 20-11 last Friday to begin conference play. Katie Ferris continued her impressive play in that game, tallying three goals to make her total 31 on the season. Ferris also has 14 assists thus far, giving her 45 points on the season, the most on the team. With her three points against La Salle, Ferris moved into a tie for third place in total career points at UMass with former star player Pam Moryl. The three goals also gave Ferris sole possession of third place on the all-time goals leaders at UMass, as she now has 146 career goals, three more than former teammate Jackie Lyons.
The game against La Salle also yielded a major milestone for Cori Murray. She became the third member of her team to reach 100 points for her career with her contribution of three goals and three assists during the game. Sam Rush may be the next Minutewoman to join the 100-point club, as she is currently sitting at 90 career points. Rush leads the team in scoring this season with 33 goals.
Kelsey McGovern continues to be a model defender, leading the UMass defense with 30 groundballs and 20 caused turnovers to go with 72 draw controls. On her career, she has 107 draw controls, good for bringing her into a tie for 6th all time in draw controls at UMass with former teammate Ali Houlis. Rachel Vallarelli has covered the net all season, posting an 8.24 goals-against-average and a .403 save percentage.
Richmond is lead by a pair of 40-point scorers in Sam Stevenson (45) and Caitlin Fifield (42). The Spiders are currently 3-8 on the season and 0-1 in conference play. They're coming off back-to-back one-goal losses against William & Mary and George Washington University.
The leading point scorer for George Washington is Jamie Bumgardner, who was 35 points on the season, broken down to 11 goals and 24 assists. The Colonials own a 6-4 record this season, with a 1-0 record in conference play.
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The Affair
Genre: Crime & Thriller
Publisher: Transworld
Publication Date: 28/09/2011
Jackie King 21 October 2011 - 2:58pm
The Affair, the latest Jack Reacher novel from the irrepressible Lee Child, is set six months before the first of the series' instalments, Killing Floor. Still in the army, Reacher is sent to a remote town to help solve a murder that may have military connections. All the familiar elements are here, but we also discover how Reacher was set on the path he has been following in the preceding books. Hard boiled in style and written in the first person, Child's narrative has the reader accompany Reacher as he tries to get to the bottom of the murder. Although you may be ahead of him once or twice, the solution is only revealed at the last minute of this gripping novel. Watch out for the midnight train…


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The FMH Gift Shop is located near the surgical waiting area. It's convenietly located and the perfect place to buy a beverage, pick up a light snack, or buy a magazine to read.
Visitors will find a wide variety of items in the FMH Gift Shop, all designed to make your stay – or your friend or loved one's stay – at FMH as comfortable and convenient as possible. From frilly, fun gifts to the necessities of life; respected news magazines and best selling novels, the men and women of the Auxiliary have stocked the FMH Gift Shop with exactly what you will need to celebrate the birth of a baby, or cheer up the convalescing post-op spouse. If you don't see it – just ask!
The Gift Shop has a wide variety of cuddly, soft stuffed animals. From giraffes to bunnies, monkeys to ducks, the FMH Gift Shop has just about any stuffed animal you can imagine. There are helium balloons available with just the message you want to convey:
Just come ask the helpful volunteers for the message balloon that's just right for you.
The Gift Shop also has an impressive array of jewelry on display, including pieces from local artisans.
The FMH Gift Shop if chock-full of knick-knacks and keepsakes that will remind your loved one that someone is thinking about them all of the time. Delicate vases and religious icons, fanciful nature scenes and seasonal bric-a-brac are available and reasonably priced in the Gift Shop.
Fresh Flowers replenished daily by local florists are always available to cheer up your friend or loved one, to congratulate new parents, or just to say "I'm thinking of you."You can call the gift shop, order flowers, pay by credit card, and and have the flowers delivered right to your friend's or loved one's room. Just call 240-566-3349.
The Gift Shop has a wide selection of reading material including best-selling novels, historical accounts of the civil war's greatest battles, retrospectives of Frederick City accounts, and light, uplifting books of poetry and short stories. The magazine racks are loaded with the latest editions of some of America's most read magazines.
Did you forget some personal items at home? Not to worry. The Gift Shop has a wide selection of personal items from lotions and potions to razors and film. You can even purchase a calling card to stay in touch with loved ones who may live far away. If you don't see what you're looking for, just ask the helpful volunteers.


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An exploratory journey, observing beauty in death. Capturing the essence of life in stills, forever preserving these moments in time. Every life experiences death, coping with it is different for all.
Death is not the worst thing that will ever happen to us, and because of this, to treat it as such is foolish. To accept death does not mean to be morose and world weary; in fact, people who accept it are usually happier. In that way, they can learn to truly appreciate the life they have, while they have it.
Because of the nature of death, it is a subject we as people don't like to talk about or witness. It's borderline taboo. The death of an animal, however, is something easier to swallow. This is because we don't have a visual connection to animals. We will never be a deer, or a bird, or the opossum on the side of the road. To look at a dead animal is to face death with ease. To look at a dead human, however, is a different matter altogether. In the lifeless eyes of a cadaver, we see ourselves reflected back at us, the reality that we are wholly, utterly, temporary.
Pittsburgh based amateur photographer going to The Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Photography is a passion, animals are another. I specialize in fine art nature, and in this way I can combine my love of both.
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JUNIOR DIVISION (17 years old and under)
- First Place – "Iz yu ignant bout Sikhi?" by 16 year olds Harnek Singh and Rasna Kaur from Troy, Michigan, USA. They made an entertaining comedy documentary where they approached random people and educated them about Sikhism.
- Second Place – "The Golden Armor" by 13 and 10 year olds Ajaypal and Manpal Singh from Fremont, CA, USA. Rajbir Singh prefers playing video games to doing anything Sikhi, but through some scheme of his brother and friends he finds his way back to Sikhi.
- Third Place – "Why be Sikh?" by 17 year old Naanak Singh Sodhi from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Naanak Singh shares with us his views about Sikhi, and clears up some misconceptions with humorous interludes by "confused Sikh youth".
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION (18 – 25 years old)
- First Place – "The Forgotten Truth" by 23 year old Satdeep Singh from Ludhiana, Punjab, India. A beautiful story about a man looking for a way out of his pain, and how he learned to appreciate his blessings with the help of a Gursikh.
- Second Place – "Kiv Sachiaara…" by 24 year old Piarpreet Kaur from West Lafayette, Indiana, USA. She takes us through a personal experience of feeling empty and living our life for other people, and find our way back to the Guru.
- Third Place – "Are You Bunty?" by 25 year old Daman Preet Singh from Pune, Maharashtra, India. The story of Bunty who is looking for shortcuts, but short cuts won't work in the spiritual life.
Also awarded in the Intermediate Division for Honorable Mention:
For Best Acting (best overall acting performances): "Rehni Rehe Soi Sikh Mera" by 25 year olds Gagandeep Kaur, Raminder Singh, and Randeep Singh (SOCH) from Hyderabad, AP, India.
SENIOR DIVISION (26 or older)
- First Place – "The Appraisal" by Sukhvinder Pal Singh (SOCH group) from Hyderabad, AP, India. 'Garry' always does good on his job appraisals, but how good will he do on a spiritual appraisal?
- Second Place – "Oopar Sach Achar" by Kamaljit Singh from Jagraon, Punjab, India. Sewapreet Singh finds an expensive mobile phone and wants to keep it for himself. See what happens.
- Third Place – "Everyday is a Miracle" by Dr. Savi & Rohin Arora from Middlesex, UK. Watch this peaceful film inspired by a poem about gratitude.
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Wow, I really like this cover. All the covers in this series were really great so far. Can't wait to get this one!
I haven't read any books from this series but I've seen all the covers and I think this is the best one. Love it!
What a great looking cover. I have the first in the series but haven't had a chance to read it yet.
Love this cover, it looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing
I love this artist's work on these books, I believe they also did a recent Charles De Lint cover too… Dingo, but I really like the Little Girl Lost cover too.
I love the cover. It's inspired me to try the first book out!


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Poutine to French onion soup, sirloin steak to grilled cheese sandwich, Angelo's has more than enough variety to satisfy everyone in a large group, or just one person who can't decide. Take a couple minutes to review the entire menu, just because you've walked into a pizza parlour does not mean you have to have pizza, in fact most of their menu is taken up by non-pizza items. Stick with the Italian and have the spaghetti or lasagna, or venture further and try something from the sea food menu or hamburger selection.
When the Moon Hits Your Eye!
They may have a lot more to offer, but Angelo's is after all a pizza parlour, so the pizza part of the menu does deserve more than just a passing glance. In addition to the classics (vegetarian, Hawaiian) there are plenty of unusual options sure to intrigue and please everyone. Craving pizza but don't want to ruin your diet? Try the diet pizza, vegetarian with thin crust and light on the cheese. Finding the seafood portion of the menu hard to resist? No problem, check out the seafood pizza. Craving a smoked meat sandwich? Why not just have the smoked meat pizza to get the best of both worlds?
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I remain a huge fan of projects like LRO, and personally still believe that the disbelievers are crackpots but I also have to admit to being a little underwhelmed by the photos listed here on NASA's site for the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Still, I'm excited "we're" (go NASA) going back, and if anything this just really highlights for me how damn big our "little" moon is. Easy to forget that the satellite that's taking those photos is still 50 kilometers! away from the surface, so somewhat understandable that we're not getting the close ups I'd love to see.
There is a pretty cute video of the LRO launch party here (check side bar) that is worth checking out. The highlight for me was seeing the communications in action, the laser ranging support for the data coming from LRO looks like a large robot with big green blinking eyes.
Congratulations and good luck LRO team, if you can now just convince Sarah then your mission can surely be called a great success.
LRO sends us some underwhelming evidence!
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yes - remarkable that the extremely high tech moon cameras can only get suspiciously vague image captures - yet Google's space-cam can basically see how much change is in my pocket from their vantage point.ReplyDelete
I wonder what the budget for each respective satellite system is....ReplyDelete
Not to mention it's a tad more work to actually have said satellite orbit the moon.
Still.... it's gotta be the same thought everybody has when seeing those images.
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This is an elementary Latin course accompanied with a detailed grammar based upon Kennedy's Public School Latin Grammar designed to introduce one to the world of classical languages. A basic understanding of grammatical terminology would be helpful; however, it is not required. Basic definitions of terms will be explained in Lessons 1 and 2, and later elaborated as needed.
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- The Nominative Case Create basic Latin sentences, with adjectives and the verb "to be"
- Adjectives A short introduction to adjectives
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- Adverbs & Prepositions More on adjectives, and an overview of adverbs and prepositions.
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March 29, 2006
Washington men's golfer Alex Prugh had a great trip to the Arizona desert last weekend, finishing in a tie for second with teammate Erik Olson at the National Invitational in Tucson. Prugh carded a 5-under 211 and recorded his third top-10 finish of the season.
GoHuskies.com took a moment to talk with the junior about the trip, his teammates and his goals for the remainder of the season.
Here's what Alex had to say:
GoHuskies.com: You had an impressive performance last weekend, finishing a stroke off the lead. You had a great first round, shooting 4-under 68, but fell back a little bit in the second round (shooting 1-over 73) before finishing strong with a 70. Tell us a little bit about it.
Alex Prugh: "In the first round I was hitting the ball really well, but I didn't make a whole lot of putts. I could've been a few more shots under-par. I tried to bring that momentum into the next round but it didn't really happen - I didn't give myself many opportunities. Then the third round was kind of a typical round. I made a couple of birdies early, but made a couple of bogeys right after that. I also made a bogey and birdie down the stretch. I personally didn't think I was going to finish as high as second with how well the field was playing."
GH.com: Coach Thurmond mentioned after the round that almost every time you bogeyed you followed it with a birdie, and he said that's the sign of a good player. Were you conscious of the fact that you were following your bogeys with birdies?
Prugh: "After looking at all my stats after the round I noticed that I had made a bunch of birdies after bogeys. I guess I just gave myself pep talks and whatnot, and re-geared my mindset to get those strokes back."
GH.com: Did you have any idea that Erik was making the charge that he did to end up tied with you for second place?
Prugh: "No, actually I had no idea, even though I was playing right behind him. I saw him make some putts throughout the round and I never saw him in bad places. I knew he was playing pretty well, but for the most part I didn't have any clue what he was shooting."
GH.com: You had two freshmen (Kellen Eakin and John Wise) with you in Arizona, playing in their first varsity tournament. What was it like having them along on the trip?
Prugh: "They definitely brought really good, positive attitudes to the event. They were really excited and it was good to get those young guys some experience."
GH.com: Your brother (Corey Prugh) played at the UW and your dad is a golf professional. Tell us a little bit about golf and the role it played in your life as you grew up.
Prugh: "Since my dad is a head professional at a course, he's been my coach my whole life. My whole family - except for my mom - we all started playing golf when we were about four or five. So golf obviously has been a pretty big part of our lives. Coming to college, with my brother already at UW - that was a big influence because we're pretty close friends. He was a big influence on me coming to Washington."
GH.com: We hear that Corey is currently playing on the Gateway Tour. How is he doing?
Prugh: "It's his first season, so he has to get his feet wet. He's made some cuts and he's missed some. He actually made a cut today, so he's making his way."
GH.com: You've had a great season overall, leading the team in five tournaments. Do you feel like you've been on a little bit of a roll this year, or been more consistent?
Prugh: "Yeah, I do feel like I've been more consistent. I had a pretty good summer last year, winning a couple of tournaments (the 2005 Pacific Coast Amateur and the Washington State Amateur), so I realized that I can play with anybody and that I should be at the top of the leader board every time. So I've been going into every tournament with that mindset. I try not to think about what other people are doing. If I play my own game I know I can finish in the top 10 every time."
GH.com: Does it give you confidence knowing that you play alongside Erik Olson, the 2005 Pac-10 Champion, and James Lepp, the 2005 NCAA Champion, and knowing that you can play at their level?
Prugh: "Yes, it does. I play next to Erik and James all the time, and I see the level of game that they have, and I feel I am right there with them. We feed off of each other. Basically it has helped me realize that I can win tournaments and play at that level."
GH.com: You finished fifth at the Fall Preview at Crosswater, where the NCAA Championships are going to be played. Do you like that course?
Prugh: "I do like that course. I've played there a bunch of times, starting when it first opened. The summer after my freshman year I had some success there at a U.S. Open qualifier. I ended up losing in a playoff that would have sent me to the U.S. Open. It's just one of those courses I feel comfortable playing. It's a big course, but for the most part I've been a good ball-striker, so it kind of fits my game. "
GH.com: What are your goals for the rest of the season?
Prugh: "We have five tournaments left and I'd like to win at least one of them. Obviously I want to help our team defend the Pac-10 Championship and make it to the NCAA Championships for the eighth-straight year. And hopefully I'll get a chance to play for the NCAA title at Crosswater."
GH.com: We've heard you're an avid tennis player. How's your game on the hard court?
Prugh: "I'm more of a recreational tennis player, really. My girlfriend and I go out and play maybe once a week. We just go and hit the ball around. But I'd say my game is improving."
GH.com: Have you played against any of the other guys on the team?
Prugh: "My freshman year we had a couple of guys who played tennis. Now, maybe our coaches play for fun, but the rest of the guys are mostly into basketball."


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I LOVE My Greyhound is a compilation of fine art photography of the one and only Stoney, a.k.a. Mr. Bones (Greyhound extraordinaire), along with his favorite dog quotes and poems.
Michel Keck, a.k.a. The Raw Artist®, is a self-taught, abstract painter and mixed media artist from the midwest. While Keck has created art in various forms throughout her life it was not until 2003, after having naturally reversed several serious health conditions by adopting a raw food lifestyle, that she started creating her art on a full-time basis. For more info please see Keck's web sites... http://www.michelkeck.com http://www.moderndogart.com
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How do you know if it is the right time to look for assisted living or a nursing home? There are resources that can help you to choose the right solution for you. The first resource that most of us heard about is hiring a Geriatric Care Manager. These managers are trained in social services, psychology, nursing and counseling.
Geriatric Care Managers assess your health, living environment, emotions and ability to handle daily living activities. They will then make recommendations to you or your family about the options available to you. They can help you to decide if you can stay at home with services or if you should pursue assisted care or nursing home. They can even help you to find the best placement. Geriatric Care Managers charge a fee for their service usually on an hourly basis which can range from $60 and up. Before you decide to hire a Geriatric Care Manager you should make sure they are certified by calling the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers at 520-881-8088 or visit them on the internet at www.caremanager.com.
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The evaluation is usually by self referral and is non-obligating if you wish not to proceed. If you like the recommendations you can pursue obtaining them on your own or you may request a case manager to assist you. Although the Adult Evaluation and Review Services are free for all, case management services are provided to Medicaid recipients' at no charge; others are charged on a sliding fee scale.
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Like many GamePolitics readers, I was disappointed that none of the videos submitted by gamers made the final cut for last night's CNN/YouTube Republican debate.
To be fair, however, there are many other crucial issues such as Iraq, abortion, gun control, the economy and the influence of religion on politics. Host Anderson Cooper focused on these.
One telling moment for me, however, came when Mitt Romney could not bring himself to condemn the practice of waterboarding. Here's a guy who decries violent video games as part the "cultural cesspool" in which today's children are supposedly swimming but can't even find it within himself to condemn this acknowledged form of torture?
Sen. John McCain – who was a torture victim during his years of captivity by the North Vietnamese – absolutely ripped Romney on the issue and he was right to do so.
For Romney, the take-away is that virtual violence is a horror, but real-life torture is okay.
Governor, your hypocrisy is showing…
Here's the video of McCain-Romney exchange. Full text version after the jump.
UPDATE: Entertainment Consumers Association president Hal Halpin has weighed in on the debate:
I was disappointed not to see a gamer question in much the same way that I was disheartened not to hear many other secondary, but important, questions posed.
The ECA member I ran into at PAX… put it into context well in that anyone watching a two hour debate on CNN very likely already knows where the candidates stand on the major issues, and it's certainly easy enough to find out otherwise.
What we don't know is where – or even "if" – they stand on the secondary matters. We won't let up however. Consumer rights are topically important and our demographic can and will be motivated to vote, but only if those politicians are willing to make the effort to speak to issues that are important to us.
Andrew Jones: Hello, gentlemen. I'm Andrew, and I'm a college student from Seattle, Washington. Recently, Senator McCain has come out strongly against using waterboarding as an instrument of interrogation.
My question for the rest of you is, considering that Mr. McCain is the only one with any firsthand knowledge on the subject, how can those of you sharing the stage with him disagree with his position?
Cooper: Governor Romney?
Romney: Well, he certainly is an expert and I certainly would want to get his counsel on a matter of this nature, but I do not believe that as a presidential candidate, it is wise for us to describe precisely what techniques we will use in interrogating people.
I oppose torture. I would not be in favor of torture in any way, shape or form.
Cooper: Is waterboarding torture?
Romney: And as I just said, as a presidential candidate, I don't think it's wise for us to describe specifically which measures we would and would not use. And that is something which I would want to receive the counsel not only of Senator McCain, but of a lot of other people.
And there are people who, for many, many years get the information we need to make sure that we protect our country. And, by the way, I want to make sure these folks are kept at Guantanamo. I don't want the people that are carrying out attacks on this country to be brought into our jail system and be given legal representation in this country. I want to make sure that what happened …
… to Khalid Sheikh Mohammed happens to other people who are terrorists. He was captured. He was the so-called mastermind of the 9/11 tragedy. And he turned to his captors and he said, "I'll see you in New York with my lawyers." I presume ACLU lawyers.
Well, that's not what happened. He went to Guantanamo and he met G.I.s and CIA interrogators. And that's just exactly how it ought to be.
Cooper: Senator McCain?
(Unknown): There were reports Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was waterboarded.
McCain: Well, governor, I'm astonished that you haven't found out what waterboarding is.
Romney: I know what waterboarding is, Senator.
McCain: Then I am astonished that you would think such a — such a torture would be inflicted on anyone in our — who we are held captive and anyone could believe that that's not torture. It's in violation of the Geneva Convention. It's in violation of existing law…
And, governor, let me tell you, if we're going to get the high ground in this world and we're going to be the America that we have cherished and loved for more than 200 years. We're not going to torture people.
We're not going to do what Pol Pot did. We're not going to do what's being done to Burmese monks as we speak. I suggest that you talk to retired military officers and active duty military officers like Colin Powell and others, and how in the world anybody could think that that kind of thing could be inflicted by Americans on people who are held in our custody is absolutely beyond me.
Cooper: Governor Romney, 30 seconds to respond.
Romney: Senator McCain, I appreciate your strong response, and you have the credentials upon which to make that response. I did not say and I do not say that I'm in favor of torture.
I am not. I'm not going to specify the specific means of what is and what is not torture so that the people that we capture will know what things we're able to do and what things we're not able to do. And I get that advice from Cofer Black, who is a person who was responsible for counterterrorism in the CIA for some 35 years.
I get that advice by talking to former generals in our military…
Cooper: Time.
Romney: … and I don't believe it's appropriate for me, as a presidential candidate, to lay out all the issues one by one…
Cooper: Time.
Romney: … get questioned one by one: Is this torture, is that torture?
Cooper: Senator McCain…
Romney: And so, that's something which I'm going to take your and other people's counsel on.
Cooper: Senator McCain, 30 seconds to respond.
McCain: Well, then you would have to advocate that we withdraw from the Geneva Conventions, which were for the treatment of people who were held prisoners, whether they be illegal combatants or regular prisoners of war. Because it's clear the definition of torture. It's in violation of laws we have passed.
And again, I would hope that we would understand, my friends, that life is not "24" and Jack Bauer.
Life is interrogation techniques which are humane and yet effective. And I just came back from visiting a prison in Iraq. The Army general there said that techniques under the Army Field Manual are working and working effectively, and he didn't think they need to do anything else.
My friends, this is what America is all about. This is a defining issue and, clearly, we should be able, if we want to be commander in chief of the U.S. Armed Forces, to take a definite and positive position on, and that is, we will never allow torture to take place in the United States of America.


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In a move that surprised many fans, 'Y & R's' Elizabeth Hendrickson (Chloe) confirmed her upcoming exit from the popular CBS soap.
The actress gave an exclusive statement (see below) to Soap Opera Digest this past week:
'You may have heard the rumor that I am leaving Y&R…and it is with a grateful heart that I wanted to tell you personally, my unbelievable fans, that the rumor is true. What does one say after a decade of the most amazing relationship? Let me start by saying THANK YOU. Thank you for standing by me and all of my characters in daytime over the many years. A big special thanks to the BAMers, Chilly's, Clonan's and Clovin fans. Your love and dedication has been unwavering. Even the most beautiful relationships need to go through changes in order for them to grow and evolve. This is where I find myself. I need to stretch my wings and fly into the unknown. The one thing that remains true and what I will hold close to my heart as I embark on this new adventure is that I will ALWAYS have you. If it weren't for all of your love, support and faith in me as an actress I wouldn't be able to make this bold move. Please know, this is not goodbye forever. This was a very amicable parting of ways. I will be working for a few more weeks and airing well into May. Y&R and especially Jill Farren Phelps made it very clear they did not want to see me go and plan to leave the door open for Chloe. I am beyond thankful for my career in daytime, the friends I have made along the way and especially for all of you. I hope to see you all soon. Let's keep in touch. Maybe in another medium or simply another time slot. Regardless. I'll miss you. Love Lizzie.'
Many fans are still up in arms about the controversial departure of Hendrickson's former co-star Michael Muhney (ex Adam Newman). So the news of Hendrickson's upcoming departure is sure to sadden and disappoint many loyal 'Y & R' viewers.
A final air date for Hendrickson has yet to be announced.
'The Young and the Restless' airs weekdays at 12:30 on Detroit's local CBS affiliate WWJ.


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Serve a robots.txt file from Trac. Mostly useful to tracd users,
but works on anything. Just put the data you want in the wiki page RobotsTxt.
WWW: http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/RobotsTxtPlugin
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/www/trac-robotstxt/ && make install clean
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- Add some NO_ARCH'es
- Add/fix some LICENSEs and LICENSE_FILES
- Pet portlint
- Regenerate some patches
Approved by: portmgr blanket
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories v, w, x, y, and z.
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Sponsored by: Absolight
Mark a few ports BROKEN: unfetchable
- Convert USE_PYTHON to new USES in www/
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Reset miwi's maintainership per his demand
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- Convert to PYDISTUTILS_AUTOPLIST
- Bump PORTREVISION to enforce a cleanup for the easy_install references
With hat: python@
Approved by: portmgr (implicit)
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Python cleanup:
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Reviewed by: python (mva, rm)
Approved by: portmgr-lurkers (mat)
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
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PR: ports/146553
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PR: ports/124340
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A NEWLY-appointed Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire is calling on people from all walks of life to come together for the celebration of the Queen's Jubilee this summer.
Kam Kothia, a member of the Lancashire Queen's Diamond Jubilee Committee, said the onus was on community leaders to realise the potential of the occasion.
He is particularly calling for members of the Asian community to get involved.
So far only 10 applications for street parties have been processed by councils in East Lancashire although dozens of other events are being organised.
Mr Kothia said: "A big part of what makes this country great is the service and sacrifice of our Queen, so it is only natural that we would want to celebrate the occaision.
"This is a tough time for the nation, and the Queen's Jubilee celebrations give us all an opportunity to put a smile on everyone's faces."
With Her Majesty set to visit Accrington and Burnley in May and the 2012 Olympic torch relay passing through the region in June, Mr Kothia is hopeful that neighbourhoods will be out in force to witness the events.
"It really is fantastic news for the area, and I am sure that all our local communities will be going out on the day and giving Her Majesty a really warm Lancashire welcome," he added.
Streets in Blackburn that will be closed off for parties include French Road, part of Infirmary Street and New Bank Road, along with Osborne Terrace in Darwen.
Gina Lambert, traffic technician at Blackburn with Darwen Council, said: "We've had quite a few enquiries and we're expecting a lot more closer to the time. We already have more planned than for last year's Royal Wedding."
In Burnley, Eldwick Street, Scott Park Road and Brunshaw Avenue are planning parties along with Albert Street and Waterside Mews in Padiham.
Hyndburn Borough Council have only received one application, although more than 40 packs for street parties have been distributed.
In the Ribble Valley, Chatburn's playing fields, which were commissioned in recognition of the Queen's ascension to the throne 60 years ago, will play host to an array of Jubilee events, including a cricket match, a Big Lunch picnic, a barbeque and a sports day.
Events in Pendle Borough include open air lunch and music in Walverden Park, Nelson, entertainment at St John's Methodist Church, Colne, a 12-hour Party in the Park in Laneshawbridge and a street party in Leyland Close, Trawden.
Community group Fence United will also be hosting a black tie Diamond Jubilee Ball among a series of other festivities in Fence village.
Rossendale Borough Council is not formally organising any events and has had no street applications so far, despite small grants being available to encourage potential hosts.


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I got an Benq Joybook 5100G to take care of:
All at once, the USB devices (mouse and printer) stopped working. A few days later, Windows didn't boot anymore. After a fresh installation, Windows is ok again, but the USB devices still don't work.
Now since I haven't found any USB device that works with the ports (although one caused an error message, telling it requested to much power), I wanted to know whether there is some Software to check for Hardware faults (like there is for HDD or RAM). Is there any way to absolutely tell for sure whether the ports are broken?
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Can't Open My Safe - What Do I Do?
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Posted 2007-09-30 12:37:11
For reasons that I won't go into, I can't open my safe. It's accessed via digital code & key.
Any suggestions for who I might contact to get the ###### thing open, even if it causes the safes ultimate demise. Cheers.
Posted 2007-09-30 12:43:11
Posted 2007-09-30 12:58:05
Where can I rent one of those?
Posted 2007-09-30 13:04:54
Posted 2007-09-30 13:06:20
There is normally a reset buttom under the digital faceplate also a small jack for a electronic plug in tool.
Posted 2007-09-30 13:08:22
seriously though, At a hotel I once had an eletronic in-room safe malfunction. The manager brought with him a 9-volt battery and connected two wires to the front panel (he obviously knew where to attach the wires). he just held the wires with his fingers and the battery reset the safe's code. You should check with the manufacturer if there is a similar reset capability for your safe. Might save you a lot of effort and damage.
Posted 2007-09-30 13:17:48
A locksmith
Posted 2007-09-30 13:32:42
Ive often wondered about the reset thing on safes. I too have heard there is way to reset. Makes you wonder what the point of having a safe, hotel or personal, if someone can just reset it / stick some wires onto it....
Posted 2007-09-30 16:12:42
Posted 2007-09-30 17:51:12
looks rather that the safe's batteries went flat and the manager put some power to be operational again. Once opened the cod can be reset - but I haven't heard about resetting the safe when it's locked. Defies the purpose of safe
Posted 2007-10-01 07:48:57
Who installed it? Once had a similar issue with a non-electronic Leeco while setting the combination... they just came out with a new one the same day. Have never had much confidence in battery operated safes myself.
Posted 2007-10-01 10:39:50
I had the same thing happen to me in a hotel room. The manager got the opening device, but it didn't work either. When some of the units fail (this was an ElSafe), there is no way to open the electronically. You will get the "too many attempts" lockout, and it is easier to go the brute force route. Four hours later the hotel engineer finally got it open... too bad he didn't have what Percy recommended. It was actually quite comical.
If you don't have a proper metal saw, a crowbar will work eventually with enough sweat and clear access to the safe. Much easier to hire a locksmith that can crack it properly rather than trying to outsmart the metal. We didn't have much luck with a standard grinder either.
Posted 2007-10-01 12:07:57
I have the phone numbers of a couple of Scousers who may be able to help
Posted 2007-10-01 12:14:06
i work at laem chabang (live pattaya) and have a plasma cutter, it WILL open the safe but it wont be pretty.
send me a pm if your require assistance.
P.S i would need to bring the safe into my work (unless you have an aircomprssor in your unit)
Posted 2007-10-01 14:40:08
That's right ... In fact any locksmith
Posted 2007-10-01 15:14:02
AFAIK most electronic safes have jump connexions, or a physical key override, {which resets combination so it can't be used 'invisibly' during guest's stay} to allow the safe to be opened. After all how does a hotel deal with the guest who checks out and left the safe, empty but locked? Guess locksmith is the most logical port of call first.
Posted 2007-10-02 02:34:18
From Where did you buy the safe? you can call them , and they will send an specialist to open your safe .
Posted 2007-10-02 03:53:02
Just whistle for the nearest Mech shop, see if they have either a cutting torch (may damage contents) or a thermal lance (very little chance of contents being untouched )
Posted 2007-10-02 04:01:55
Ya mean terry and barry calm down calm down
Posted 2007-10-02 08:40:49
I posted a similar thread last year when I couldn't open my safe. I found that the solution was to drink 4 Beer Laos before I attempted to open the safe! It worked every time...
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The photographers were ready, the press lined up, the fears of disaster averted . In many respects, the red carpet at the 17th annual MTV Movie Awards was a normal experience as these things go. But then, this was a gold carpet — and when MTV throws a party, even the biggest stars in the world have to watch their backs. Literally.
"I was just watching 'Bad Boys 2' with my son, and I told him you can't open a movie better. That's the best movie opening ever!" Will Smith excitedly hollered at "Transformers" director Michael Bay when they bumped into each other on the gold carpet. "We need 'Bad Boys 3'!"
Smith bumping into Bay was hardly the only serendipitous off-camera moment caught by MTV staffers on the carpet. (Check out the full gold-carpet report in the Movies blog.)
In fact, it wasn't even the only moment with Smith, who seconds earlier, while shaking hands with screaming bleacher fans, turned to his right and found himself in a giant bear hug with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Hugs, actually, were the preferred greeting of the evening, with everyone from Smith and Johnson to P. Diddy and the Pussycat Dolls to Spencer and Brody of "The Hills" giving each other the world's only gift that's instantly returnable.
Can you feel the love? The stars did — they seemed to utter half their words in praise of someone else.
"I voted for you 12 times!" "Iron Man" director and soon-to-be Golden Popcorn winner Jon Favreau told Jonah Hill, while a reporter desperately tried to get some information on "Iron Man 2." "How good is 'Superbad?!' "
It was hard not to notice others while walking down a carpet that went from a brisk walk to a severe traffic jam in a matter of moments. When the stars of "Twilight," Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, made their way to hug (again with the hugs?) our guest blogger, the carpet was somewhat empty.
But when Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton moved through just moments later, they ran into a gaggle of celebs, some chatting up press, some, like Carson Daly, playing "Rock Band" and some, like "America's Best Dance Crew" winners the Jabbawockeez, actually, honestly, breakdancing. But most were just trying to enjoy a quiet moment with a long-lost friend.
"No thanks, I don't want any chocolate," Jason Bateman told an usher when she innocently interrupted a conversation between the actor and "Juno" star Ellen Page. "I have to keep my girlish figure."
Which makes him all the better, no doubt, to hug.
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