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Forging the Truth Chapter 4
Rin and Obito were quietly eating their breakfast. Kakashi continued to read his book. Minato, was the first to say something. "Hurry up. We have to get back out there." He told Rin and Obito. Asuma and Kurenai came walking in. "Hey just wanted to say good luck before you leave." Asuma smiled. Then looked at Kakashi. "Who's he Minato sensei?" "His name is Kakashi." Minato smiled. "But isn't that-" Minato nodded. "Yes it is." Kakashi looked over at Asuma, the young Asuma he used to know, before Kakazu and Hidan murdered him. The Asuma, Shikamaru knew and looked up to. "Did I do something wrong, Kakashi?" Kakashi shook his head. "No of course not." "Call him, Kakashi Sensei." Asuma nodded. Minato winked over at Kakashi. "Alright, we should head out now." Minato got up, and so did Obito and Rin. "Is Kakashi Sensei coming?" Rin asked. "Not this time, Rin." He took them outside. "Wait, can we say bye to him?" Minato nodded. Rin and Obito went back inside, Rin gave him a hug and so did Obito. "Ill see you two when you get back." They nodded. Then headed out.
Naruto started getting really mad, we must be at least half way through this battle now. But Orochimaru doesn't seem to be taking any damage what so ever. I should probably try my new move on him, though I was going to save it for later, when I was training, but there's no time, I must try it. I got myself ready, then I let it come to me. I yelled, "Chidori!" and attacked. 'The opponent counteracted it?! But how?!' Kakashi thought a bit annoyed. Orochimaru laughed his laugh, then disappeared along with Sasuke. Naruto tried running to them before they could disappear. Falling to his knees, he yelled. "SASUKEEEEEEEEEEEE" Sakura walked over to him, putting her hand on his shoulder. "Naruto
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how long has this been going on for?" Sakura shook her head. "Too long. Do you know Anko?" I looked at her oddly. "Anko?" "I guess you don't. But she was one of his first subjects. When she was his student." I nodded.
Later that day~
Kakashi was standing minding his own business. "KAKASHI SENSEI!" Rin yelled jumping on him. "We found a way for you to get home!" Kakashi looked at her oddly. "Hm?" Minato nodded. "I told them everything." Kakashi nodded. "When are we leaving?" Minato smiled. "Now if you want." Kakashi nodded. Obito looked at Minato, "Do you think Kakashi will be there?" "Im sure he will Obito." Minato smiled. "Let's go!" Rin smiled running towards the Hokage's office. They followed. "Hokague sir." "Hello Minato." "Why are they coming?" Obito asked a bit upset pointing to Asuma and Kurenai. "They need a little extra cash so I thought they should go with you, it should be interesting anyway. Obito sighed, Kakashi put his hand on his shoulder. "Don't worry Obito, it'll be ok." "Alright, everyone, get going." The third hokague told them. They started leaving. Everyone except Kakashi. "Sir. I need to talk to you about something." He told the third.
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"How close would the pipeline be to waterways?" "How would a potential leak be stopped?" "Will the pipeline run through any sensitive areas?"
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Monday marks the last day that members of the public can submit questions regarding the pipeline to the U.S. Forest Service, the agency coordinating the project's environmental impact statement (EIS) process. At Wednesday's County Council meeting, Council members reviewed and added questions to the list that they will submit to the Forest Service.
Much of the dialogue at Wednesday's meeting centered on questions the Council felt went either unanswered or not fully answered during last week's meeting when Tesoro representatives were quizzed by Council members.
The pipeline would pump either black or yellow waxy crude oil, which needs to be at a temperature of 95 F or 115 F, respectively, in order to remain liquid and continue flowing. Although Tesoro does not know precisely how hot the waxy crude will be at its origin to remain at those temperatures for the entirety of its 135-mile, 40-hour journey, an estimate of 175 F was stated.
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College Hockey:2003-04 Air Force Season Preview
It is a sure sign that a team is a longshot when its coach cannot name the team's best player.
Air Force managed just two conference wins last year despite featuring second-team All-CHA Andy Berg (22g, 18a). With three of its four top scorers graduated, the Falcons will need all the mettle a service academy can instill to endure this season.
"I don't think we have a marquee player on the roster," Air Force coach Frank Serratore said. "A few years ago we had Brian Garnik, Derek Olson, and Andy Berg. This year we don't have a marquee player.
We will have to score by committee. No one guy on our team is going to gap the others in statistics."
While Air Force has not been able to muster many victories, Serratore has managed to get the most out of the talent assembled. Its games have traditionally been tight, and this year should prove no exception.
"This is a very competitive level of play," Serratore said. "The difference between two years ago and last year is that down the stretch two years ago we won games by one or two goals. Last year we lost 14 games by one or two goals.
"We'd like to come out and play every game at a high energy. We want to be a pain in the butt to other teams and be real tough to play against."
To turn around the Falcons' potluck, Serratore will lean heavily on a pair of juniors, forward Ryan Wiggins (13g, 14a) and junior Steve Mead (2g, 19a). The other key returning players are senior forwards Spanky Leonard (9g, 7a) and Shane Saum (5g, 10a).
Air Force will not be bailed out by superior goaltending. Senior Mike Polidor is the incumbent, after posting a 3.90 goals against average and .880 save percentage.
The Falcons will again turn to underclassmen to provide support, as Air Force has not been able to assemble a veteran squad in a few years.
"We need to be at a level where we have some upperclassmen," Serratore said. "As a service academy we have natural attrition higher than other schools. We need to try to keep a few classes here together and then you'll see an academy team succeed."
Institutional handicaps aside, Air Force will win as many games as its meager offense allows.
"Our upperclassmen have got to get going and get some support from the underclassmen," Serratore said. "If we can score more goals we can win more games; if not it's going to be a rebuilding year. Hopefully, we can do both."
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Physical Education Advocacy Toolkit
The Physical Education Advocacy Toolkit is a living site.
Check it frequently for new resources and updates.
Share the site with colleagues and administrators.
Would you like to add a document to the toolkit? Please see below for instructions.
Table of Contents
California Codes and Regulations
Advocating for Physical Education as a Core Subject in ESEA
- Educating the Student Body:Taking Physical Activity and Physical Education to School (Institute of Medicine)
NASPE Advocacy Toolkit
- Class Length Elementary Physical Education
- Physical Education is Critical to a Complete Education
- What Constitutes a Quality Physical Education Program?
- Physical Activity vs. Physical Education
- School Physical Education Program Checklist
- Why Do Children Need Physical Education?
- Opposing Substitution and Waiver/Exemptions For Required Physical Education
- Physical Education is an Academic Subject
- Physical Activity Used as Punishment and/or Behavior Management
NASPE Appropriate Practices
- Children Ages 3 – 5 Appropriate Practices
- Elementary Appropriate Practices
- Middle School Appropriate Practices
- High School Appropriate Practices
Policy Examples
- HUSD Strategic Plan
- LAUSD Exemptions
- LAUSD Medical Exemptions
- LAUSD Summer School
- LAUSD Class Size
- LAUSD Policy Bulletin
Parent Resources
- Physical Activity vs. Physical Education
- Why Do Children Need Physical Education?
- Quality Physical Education
- A Guide to Engaging Parents in Local School Wellness Policy
- Physical Education Infographic
- School District Physical Education Model Action Plan (PE MAP) Toolkit
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - Infographic
- Social Science, Equal Justice & Public Health Policy: Lessons from Los Angeles
- Active Education: Physical Activity, Physical Education, & Academic Performance
- Promoting Physical Activity in K-12 Schools
- Healthier Students Are Better Learners: A Missing Link in School Reforms to Close the Achievement Gap
- Failing Fitness: Physical Activity and Physical Education in Schools
- Physical Education Matters
- Physical Education Research for Kids (PERK) Report
- PERK Executive Summary
- Bridging the Evidence Gap in Obesity Prevention: A Framework to Inform Decision Making
- Maximizing Opportunities for Physical Activity during the School Day
- Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity in Physical Education to Improve Health & Academic Outcomes
- Obesity Prevention Policies for Middle and High Schools: Are We Doing Enough?
- Overweight and Obesity Among African-American Youths
- Active Bodies, Active Minds: Physical Activity and Academic Achievement
- Shape of the Nation Report 2010
- The Association Between School-Based Physical Activity, Including Physical Education, and Academic Performance
- Why We Should Not Cut Physical Education
- Adolescent Physical Education and Physical Activity in California
Assessing Physical Education Programs
- Elementary School Health Index
- Middle and High School Health Index
- School Physical Education Program Checklist (NASPE)
CSBA Documents
CDE Documents
- A Study of the Relationship Between Physical Fitness and Academic Achievement in California Using 2004 Test Results
- O'Connell Letter Original
- O'Connell Letter Highlighted
- Advisory on Teacher Assignment Option Highlighted
- The Administrator's Assignment Manual
- Credentials and Authorizations to Teach Physical Education
Alternatives to Physical Education Course Credit Substitution
- LAUSD Auxiliary Group Solutions
- High School Elective Credit Availability
- Suggestions to Avoid Physical Education Course Credit Substitution
Sample Presentations
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- Not Your Mamas Physical Education
- Kids Perform Better Academically
- Policy Recommendations for Physical Education & Physical Activity in California Public Schools
- The Role of Schools in Promoting Physical Activity
- Understanding FITNESSGRAM® & New Healthy Fitness Zone® Tables for 2011
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The personal love lives of the "Million Dollar Listing New York" stars are just as drama-filled and exciting as their professional lives. In an interview with OK! Magazine, posted on Wednesday, April 9, real estate agents Ryan Serhant, Fredrik Eklund and Luis D. Ortiz gave an update on what's going on with them when it comes to matters of the heart.
Ryan may seem like a playboy but he's actually in a committed relationship. "I do have a girlfriend. She's real," he remarked. He revealed that he's taking a big step when it comes to his relationship. He's actually going to Greece later this year, in June, with her to celebrate his big 3-0 and to meet her dad.
While Ryan is taken, Luis is very much free. In fact, he has put himself out there for everyone to see. He openly admitted that he's on the Tinder dating app, listed under his full legal name, and that he should pop up on your screen if you're in his area.
On a more serious note, Fredrik said that viewers will see him and his husband go through some "very emotional" arguments this season about kids. While the issue is actually still not resolved between them, that doesn't mean that their marriage is in jeopardy. Fredrik noted that his husband is "amazing."
Ryan, Fredrik and Luis have much to celebrate besides their real estate successes. According to TVbytheNumbers, the premiere of the show's third season, which aired Wednesday, April 2, was the highest-rated season premiere, with 1.2 million viewers. The show, a spin-off of "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles," follows the lives of the real estate agents as they try to sell luxury properties in the cutthroat market of New York City.
What do you think of Ryan Serhant, Fredrik Eklund and Luis D. Ortiz on "Million Dollar Listing New York"?
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Oct. 17, 2009
Recap | Final Stats | Photo Gallery
California vs. UCLA - October 17, 2009
Postgame Quotes
UCLA head coach Rick Neuheisel
opening remarks
"Congratulations to Cal. They played terrific. That was the first time that our defense looked like they were being exposed. We allowed 35 points in the first half, and that is not something that I anticipated. These are difficult times. And in difficult times, the key is for everybody to know that there is a plan. The plan will begin in earnest tomorrow. In the first quarter of the season we were 3-0, and in the second quarter of the season we went 0-3. Now we have to take inventory as a coaching staff. We have to question what we are coaching and teaching, and we have to make sure that this can be executed by those players on the field. We have to find a way to beat the Wildcats next week. They are a very talented team. But when we play well and make the plays that we are capable of making, we can succeed. I don't know what else to say, other than that we have to continue to grow. We cannot jump out of the ship in the midst of some adversity. All the things that are worth something have some adversity associated with it. I guarantee you that I can handle it. I understand the frustration of all the people that support UCLA football, especially given the 3-0 start and so on and so forth. But we are going to keep working at it. There are no excuses. We are just going to keep working at it.
on bowl eligibility
"In the preseason you are always asked what your preseason goals are. I said that I wanted this team to get to the postseason. All I care about is beating Arizona right now. And if our gameplan is executed well, we can sing the fight song again."
on UCLA's improved second-half defense
"We talked to the defense at halftime. We had a long conversation at halftime about what kind of tough guys they are. We told them to go out there and have an inspired second half. For the most part, we did."
on over-confidence following the 3-0 start
"I think these guys have had a blue-collar attitude about this season all year long. They didn't believe themselves to be the best players in the country. They do believe in themselves to be capable of doing great things. We are going to recruit all the great players around - players that want to have a great academic experience and football experience. You have to figure out how to execute together. We can build this. We are going to get this done, and that's all I know how. We're going to do it with the right attitude because it's a great place to work and it's a great place to go to school."
California head coach Jeff Tedford
opening remarks
"It felt like Kevin [Riley] was really sharp. He put us in position to make plays. It was a team effort out there. Guys played both sides of the ball. We played together, and that was the main part. We played hard for each other.
on substitutions and rotations
"We played different players at different times. We wanted to keep guys fresh. It was important to keep our guys fresh. We subbed at the defensive line and also at the wide receiver position.
on earning a victory in southern California
"This game was not personal at all. It was a great feat for this year's team - the opportunity to play together between the lines. It was not personal for me. The main goal was to play together and we had each other's back.
on running back Shane Vereen
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On one of my a partitions, Windows 7 is installed. I would like to delete this partition, but to backup before the following folder "E:\Users\Daniel". Just copying the folder doesn't work appropriately - some subfolders are missing (and also the size of the copied folder is less than the original).
So, I tried to remove the permissions setted to this folder to gain more access. Unfortunately, this hadn't work. Also setting my current Windows account as the owner has not taking affect. The next step I done is to tried it using higher privileges as the SYSTEM user. Also failed! All possible options and their combinations, which are available in the properties Window (right click on the folder named Daniel => Properties) I have tried.
It seems like that Windows has some hidden built-in security features to prevent me from copying my folder. Is there a easier way (maybe without Windows) to get rid of this security blah blah blah from this partition? How do I remove completely the permissions or is there are way to specify it directly on NTFS level (perhaps Linux?)?


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A spacer bead is very important in every project, whether making a necklace or an earring. Jewelry Designer, Grace Zarfati created a wire spacer by simple techniques of coiling and formed it into a daisy like flower, thus, where the name Daisy Flower Spacer came from. And with a little embellishment of beads you can use the Daisy Flower Spacer and create a whole new jewelry piece, such as earrings or pendants. This tutorial is jointly written and compiled by XQDesigns and Grace Zarfati.
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Bob Costas' eye problem has not gone away. The sportscaster has pink eye and it is now in both of his eyes leaving him sensitive to light, looking quite bad and unable to perform his nightly duties of sharing the Sochi Olympic sports on NBC. The sports journalist took off Tuesday night and in a very rare decision, he won't be at his desk on Wednesday night either. On Tuesday morning the decision to bench Bob Costas was made official on the Today show. That's right, Matt Lauer will be filling in once again for Bob Costas on NBC.
Bob Costas called in his decision to the morning show and Matt Lauer seemed to understand completely that his pal was still ill. While the eyes are sensitive, Costas shared that he doesn't feel that bad overall, it's just that his eyes are very sensitive to light and blurry and watery. The star was struggling during previous nights when in front of the cameras, so it's obvious that the strong studio lights were not helping his condition.
Bob Costas has been at the NBC Olympic desk for over 20 years. At every Olympics he has shared with Americans the joy of winning and the agony of defeat. It's so odd to see Matt Lauer take Bob's spot on NBC, but not because the host can't handle the job. It's because the Olympics are what Bob Costas obviously loves to share with America.
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Stephen Robison, former Men's gymnastics competitor lettered in 1970-72 currently works for Fry's Food and Drug as a full time pharmacist in Anthem, Arizona.
What volunteer work are you involved in your community?
I am an Eagle Scout and was a Boy Scout leader from 1990-2005. I was the leader at summer Camp Geronimo and many high adventure hiking outings all over the US. We did week long hikes in places like Boundary Waters in Minnesota, Yellow Stone in Wyoming, Blue Ridge in Eastern Arizona, Grand Canyon in Arizona, Durango, Colorado, Philmont, New Mexico, and Gila Wilderness in New Mexico. Also, currently my wife and I do Catholic Charities. We help gather, organize and distribute Adopt a Family Christmas boxes. The gifts come from parishioners and we helped to organize and pack them in boxes. We also have been to Window Rock and helped distribute to the Navajo people at St Michaels Church.
What does The University of Arizona mean to you?
I grew up in Tucson. When I entered high school at Palo Verde, I went out for gymnastics and was on the team for four years. In that time, I participated in U of A clinics and was involved with summer gymnastics at Bear Down Gym. My father graduated from U of A just before I graduated from high school in 1970. I had a choice to either go to college or Vietnam. I decided college was for me and was offered a scholarship to join the gymnastics team. In my second year I decided to change my major to Pharmacy because of encouragement from a friend.
The University of Arizona is my alma mater. My closet is filled with cardinal red and navy blue but my most prized article of clothing is hardly ever worn because my letterwinner jacket just does not fit as well as it should. When I do wear it on days the U of A plays ASU in something, I get a lot of jeers up here in SunDevil country. My only reply is, "where is your ASU letterwinner jacket?" The look on their faces is what being an Arizona athlete means to me. Pride in having accomplished something few others has, anyone can be a fan but few can say they were an NCAA athlete.
Tell us about a memory as a student athlete.
My father and I were walking up the stairs of Bear Down Gym one evening planning to watch a gymnastics meet with U of A vs. Southern Illinois. The coach saw me and asked if I would be in the meet instead of watching since I had just joined the team a day earlier. He told me to go down to the locker room and get suited up and he put me in two events floor exercise and high bar which I was never that strong in high school. He did not have anyone else who could do routines but since I did all around I could. That taught me something, you never know when you might be called upon to do an important task. Always make yourself prepared to do what you may not expect in life.
Are you still involved in your sport and with U of A. If so how are you involved?
No I do not do gymnastics but I stay in shape by working out and weight lifting. My physical activities are limited now because of degenerative disc disease which I am sure gymnastics had a lot to do with. Physical fitness has enabled me to do the things I want to do and live a relatively healthy life. Because I kept in shape I was able to backpack with the Scouts and do outdoor activities like 10k races and elk hunting. I am involved with UofA and Midwestern by being a preceptor pharmacist. I have mentored many students and am an Adjunct Professor of Experiential Education.


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Associate ChairEdward Lorraine Walter Collegiate Professor of French
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I'm a scholar of 18th- and 19th-century French literature and culture, and I've also published extensively in literary and cultural theory, concentrating on the forms and institutions of modern literature and their relations to science, technology, history, and society. My last book was an essay on the state of literary studies in the economically, ecologically, and technologically transformed world of the turn of the millennium. Its central questions were whether, how, and why literary culture, increasingly seen as residual in an age of electronic and audiovisual culture, can serve as a resource for knowing and experiencing the world. My current book project, "Reading in Real Time," is an attempt to situate literary production and reception—and also literary and cultural study—in the dynamics of passing time, with particular emphasis on the ways in which Enlightenment and modernist critical impulses, attuned to the present and future, now constitute a major part of the cultural past, remaining of interest largely to the extent that their critiques, far from having changed the world and thus made themselves obsolete, remain relevant today.
I am also increasingly interested in the Spanish language, which I've learned to speak in recent years, and its literatures.
Recent and Selected Publications
The Noise of Culture: Literary Texts in a World of Information. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1988.
Literary Culture in a World Transformed: A Future for the Humanities. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2001.
"Come Rain or Shine." SubStance, no. 100 (2003): 50-53.
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Enlightenment and its Discontents
Theory for the 21st Century
Enlightenment in Context, Then and Now
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First-Year Seminar: Reading in Real Time
Seminar in Practical French Translation
French Anti-globalization
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i have 8x 2TB disks in raid6 with mdadm and I decided to add a little "slack" partition to each drive just in case a replacement drive is not exactly the same size of the drives i now use. The purpose being that I don't risk not being able to add a disk to the raid because it is too small.
Now, for the slack partitions I simply designated them as swap partitions (can't hurt). Now from what I understand Linux does a round robin on those disks when it allocates pages for swap. Again to my best knowledge this means that all my swap space is roughly equivalent to a raid0 stripe set. Now if one disk should fail would it mean that...
A: My entire swap space is corrupted or in a invalid state?
B: Any program that has pages on the swap device that failed is now compromized (or terminated?!)
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The Medina Board of Education could name a new treasurer Monday. Board members plan to present a draft contract to the public at a special meeting tonight.
Board President Tom Cahalan said the board wants to give the public time to review the document tonight and over the weekend to ask any questions ahead of Monday's meeting.
"We want to make copies of them and have it available," Cahalan said, "so everybody knows what's going on."
The board has narrowed the field of candidates from 15 to one. But Cahalan said members are not ready to announce the name until revisions are made to the contract and the final draft is presented to the candidate.
The draft likely will be voted on Monday night during a regular meeting before the board announces the new treasurer.
Calahan said the proposed contract is being made available well before the vote to ensure transparency and to reassure the public following last year's uproar over former Superintendent Randy Stepp's contract.
Stepp's spending and contract perks came under scrutiny after teachers and community members raised questions about his five-year contract approved during a work session in January 2013 without publicity.
Of the five board members who approved the contract in 2013, one retired, three have resigned and a fifth member choose not to seek re-election in November.
In November, shortly after the school district passed a five-year, 5.9-mill levy, members of the school board had planned to approve a new contract for former Treasurer Jim Hudson, but refused to provide copies to the public ahead of the vote. After public outcry, the board postponed its vote, and later that month Hudson turned in his resignation, announcing he would take a job in Avon.
Cahalan, who was appointed to the board in March 2013, said he wants to handle contracts differently going forward.
"This is done in the name of transparency and it gives the community and board members a few days to look it over," Cahalan said. "It's different from the way we handled it a year ago."
Today, the board will meet in executive session to discuss the contract. Cahalan said members loosely will base the contract on previous treasurer contracts, but want to carefully comb through it and make sure all the language is clear and there are no hidden perks.
"We haven't had the chance as a board to talk about the actual contract," Cahalan said. "We're going to go through and we may scratch some things out."
After Thursday's executive session, the board will release a draft contract without a name for the public to see.
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The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
Answer: The tax identification number (also called an EIN) for The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, 1333 S. Kirkwood Road, St. Louis, MO 63122 is:
We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization under the Internal Revenue Service code.
Answer: It is in our best interest to abide by donor intent. We understand that future donations hinge on trust between the donor and us as the recipient, and the redirection of a donation without the knowledge and consent of the donor is, in fact, a breach of trust.
We abide by the ALDE Donor Bill of Rights and ALDE Code of Ethical Principles and Practices (Association of Lutheran Development Executives), and the AFP Code of Ethical Principles and AFP: A Donor Bill of Rights (Association of Fundraising Professionals), which include commitments to honor donor intent.
The bottom line: If we are unable to utilize a donation according to the restrictions imposed by a donor, we will be forthright in stating so up front. We will explain our position as clearly as possible. We will present alternate uses in an attempt to find a use that is mutually-beneficial and agreeable to both parties. Failing at that, we will return the gift (check) or execute a refund of the donation.
Answer: A 'tribute' (memorial/honorarium) gift is a donation which specifically remembers or acknowledges someone other than the donor. These kinds of gifts are made on special occasion, like a birthday, anniversary or wedding; or in memory of someone a loved one who has been called from this earthly life.
The LCMS will notify the individual honored, or the closest relative (spouse, children, etc.) of the deceased being memorialized when the donor provides the relevant information (name, address, city, state, zip, etc.).
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If you wish to receive an official LCMS tax-deductible gift receipt, simply call Mission Advancement at 888-930-4438. Online gifts will also be reported to donors on the year-end summary statement of donations, typically mailed in mid- to late-February.
In certain situations, the LCMS is prohibited by IRS regulations from acknowledging a donation as a qualified tax-deductible gift. These situations are outlined in IRS Publication 526 (Download), and typically involve donations that do not directly benefit the budgeted work of the LCMS or its programs. Online donation options are consistently tax-deductible.
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Other necessary retained information (name, address, phone, email) is stored in a secure server environment and accessible only by LCMS staff with clearly defined security roles.
Please contact Mission Advancement if you have questions or concerns about online donation security.
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For a simple will, a statement like the following is almost always sufficient:
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Kate Ritchie
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"I have been blessed with a job that I have loved for the past 20 years, and I wouldn't take back one moment of my time on Home And Away, but I feel that it is time for change."
- Kate Ritchie
Well, she's no Cate Blanchett, Naomi Watts or Nicole Kidman, Kate Ritchie's 20-year stint as Sally Fletcher on the beloved soap Home and Away, in which she essentially grew up in front of the entire country, has made her a national icon.
Kate Ritchie BiographyMost of us will contend that Kate Ritchie was born in 1988 when Home and Away first aired. Believe it or not, she did have a life prior to her role as Sally Fletcher. Born to Heather and Steve, Ritchie grew up the oldest of four siblings. Prior to landing her life-changing role on Home and Away, Ritchie starred in the mini-series Cyclone Tracy.
kate ritchie stars in home and awayWhen she was cast as little Sally Fletcher in the soap Home and Away, an 8-year-old Kate Ritchie had no way of knowing the impact the show would have on her life. For the next 20 years, Kate Ritchie played the role with genuine aplomb, and it showed. Sally Fletcher became the most beloved character in the show's history and Kate Ritchie became a national treasure. Australians watched Sally's coming of age as if she were their own daughter, and in many ways, she was.
Over her 20 years on the show, Kate Ritchie won three Silver Logies for Most Popular Actress and two Gold Logies for Most Popular Personality. But after working on the television movie Stepfather of the Bride and the talent show It Takes Two, Ritchie made what she referred to as the toughest decision of her life; she decided to leave Home and Away. For a nation that watched Sally announce to her family that she was wearing her first bra, or stand up on a table and sing a song to gain popularity it was as though they were losing their first born, and Ritchie herself felt as though she had lost a best friend.
kate ritchie and life after home and awaySince leaving Home and Away, Kate Ritchie has done her best to remain in the public eye. After appearing on the popular morning radio show Merrick & Rosso, Ritchie loved the experience so much that she joined the show full time, and it was renamed the Merrick & Rosso and Kate Ritchie Show.
In 2009, she took a drastic left turn from her Sally Fletcher days and starred in the gritty miniseries Underbelly. Her role as Judi Kane proved to critics that she could indeed tackle an edgier role, and she has since been cast in the upcoming cop drama Cops LAC.


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Baseball's Worst Burger
Why are so many Americans fat and unhealthy? Keep asking long enough and you'll get a bunch of answers.
Some people will tell you, "It's those darn ad agencies peddling all that junk on us!" Others might contend lifestyle is the problem, sedentary jobs being a classic example. And of course you've got the genetics contingency, "My mother and father were fat, so were their parents, and their parent's parents, so it's not my fault I'm single-handedly supporting the local fast food industry!"
I think most people are unhealthy or overweight because they make bad dietary decisions, sometimes spitefully. Let me explain what I mean.
This weekend I was watching a news report on "Baseball's Best Burger." Ever heard of it? It's the number one attraction of the Gateway Grizzlies, a minor league baseball team in Illinois. This burger is Dr. Fuhrman's worst nightmare.
First you grill up a thick juicy piece of cow, top with cheese and bacon, and then (brace yourself) you sandwich it between two halves of a grilled Krispy Kreme Original Glazed doughnut. This burger is so unhealthy, that if you asked me years ago before I even knew who Dr. Fuhrman was, I still wouldn't have eaten one.
As part of the feature the reporter interviewed local fans about the burger. Everyone crowed about how strangely good it tasted. Given the number of Atkins disciples out there I wasn't surprised (although even they'd scoff at the doughnut), but it wasn't until they talked to one particular gentleman that I couldn't believe what I was hearing.
The man was seated at a picnic table eagerly chomping away at one of these burgers. He was older, maybe late fifties or early sixties, and looking pretty overweight. When asked to give his opinion on the burger he gave quite the glowing endorsement, in fact he said that despite his DIABETES after he finished the one he was eating he'd probably go order another.
Pretty amazing right? Here you have an older, overweight man with diabetes eating arguably the unhealthiest creation on the planet, and doing so in spite of his illness. Where's the logic in that? Sure diabetes is a terrible burden, but how does eating something clearly horrible for you help matters? Does he think by eating two of these burgers he's saying, "Ha diabetes I showed you!" Whether you're sick or not, when you indulge in food like Baseball's Best Burger you're only hurting yourself. Any disease (in this cases diabetes) is not separate from you, it's part of you!
I think this is why so many people are unhealthy and overweight. They distance themselves from what they eat. It's as if they never heard the expression "you are what you eat." I also think this is a major reason why so many people take umbrage with Dr. Fuhrman's Eat to Live plan. Some people don't want to believe that certain foods just aren't health promoting no matter how good they taste, consequently so many people refuse to give them up; even if they've developed a diet related disease like diabetes. I guess it's too hard to accept that you can't have your cake and eat it too or in this case burger, bacon, cheese, and doughnut.
Here's what Dr. Fuhrman had to say about this whole thing:
Food is addicting in proportion to its unhealthiness. Until people learn about toxic hunger and food addiction they won't understand how our ability to think rationally about what we eat is clouded by addiction, and the drive of the addicted individual to avoid the discomfort and anxiety that change provokes.


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Feb. 11, 2013
By: Colleen Costello, a junior on the SMU rowing team
On February 2, the women of the SMU rowing team competed in the SWEAT (Southwest Ergometer Amateur Tournament) competition. As one of the best measures of a rower's speed, completing an indoor 2k test is something that almost every rower despises. It not only tests the athlete's physical abilities but their mental strength as well. I sat down with Emily Carstens, the two-time gold medal finisher to ask her a few questions about how she prepares for a 2k.
Q: What was your winning time at the SWEAT? Is this a PR for you?
A: 7:14. That isn't a personal record for me; it was actually about 4 seconds slower than I was hoping to pull.
Q: Do you have a strategy when getting ready for a 2k?
A: I do. The night before I make sure I get plenty of sleep and I take time to visualize my race. The next day I talk myself up to the challenge (I tell myself how simple the goals are I want to achieve and that there is no reason why I won't do well today) Right before I calm down and enter the "zone" if you will. During warm-up, the key is to get your body physically hot. I keep on as much clothing as I possibly can. When I'm sitting ready I keep my eyes closed waiting for the countdown, which is what I do in races.
Q: What is the hardest part of a 2k? And how do you overcome that challenge?
A: On the mental side: the time leading up to the 2k is the most challenging. No matter how many I do, I am always a little anxious. But once you are into the piece, it is so quick your mind can hardly keep up. On the physical side: For me that third 500 meters is the hardest. It's where the rubber meets the road. The first thousand is so quick and the last 500 is pure guts, but that third 500 is just a wasteland.
Q: How would you describe completing a 2k to someone who doesn't know what that is?
A: It's one of the hardest and subsequently most rewarding experiences. It's a marrying of physical and mental strength in which your biggest competitor and cheerleader is your ego.
Q: Do you observe what those around you are pulling, or just focus on yourself?
A: A little bit of both. I mostly focus on my own race, but it's always good to know how close your competition is.
Q: Do you have any future goals for the rest of the season?
A: I really want to break 7:00 min for my 2k which will make me the fastest woman in SMU Rowing history. My pr is a 7:06, so 7:00 is easily attainable.


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This was an exceptional game, which I thoroughly enjoyed in the good old days of Dos. Very entertaining but very addictive. I used to spend hours and hours playing this game but never got to complete it at all.
Logical is a different kind of puzzle game to the many that have come out of the years, I remember my first PC it was the bees knees in them days and I used to buy many games but this was my favorite.


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2004-05: Tall, versatile guard who played the best basketball of her career as a senior...was the co-winner of ASU's Most Improved Award at the season-end banquet...earned honorable-mention Pac-10 All-Academic accolades for the second time in her career...appeared in all 34 games (two starts) in 2004-05 and a total of 122 contests in her career...averaged career highs in scoring (2.4 points per game), rebounding (2.0), assists (1.4) and steals (0.9)...made 50.0 percent of her attempts from the field as a senior (33-66)...scored a career-best 11 points on 5-of-5 shooting Feb. 26 on Senior Day vs. Washington State...also had a season-high four steals in that game vs. the Cougars...matched her career-best six assists (with just one turnover) Nov. 27 vs. Prairie View A&M...turned in one of the most complete games of her career with seven points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals Feb. 24 vs. Washington...pulled down a season-high six rebounds twice (Feb. 10 vs. UCLA and Feb. 12 vs. UCLA)...had five points, two rebounds and two assists in ASU's NCAA first-round win over Eastern Kentucky on March 19...helped the Sun Devils to postseason appearances in all four of her seasons, including NCAA bids in 2002 and 2005...Maroon & Gold Scholar-Athlete...also helped the team to the 2002 Pac-10 Tournament title.
2003-04: Earned honorable-mention Pac-10 All-Academic honors...saw action in all 29 games...averaged 1.3 points, 1.2 rebounds and 0.9 assists in 7.9 minutes per game...scored a season-high six points on two occasions (vs. Grambling State on Nov. 23 and at Holy Cross on Dec. 20)...also had three steals in that Holy Cross game...dished out a career-best six assists (with only one turnover) in 12 minutes vs. Cal on Feb. 5...grabbed a career-best eight rebounds and added three steals in 14 minutes on Feb. 12 at USC...averaged 1.6 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists in Australia.
2002-03: Played in all 30 games, averaging 11.5 minutes per game...doubled her averages from the previous year with 2.0 points and 1.5 rebounds per game...also added 1.0 assists per game...finished fourth on the team with 10 blocked shots...led the team with a then career-high five assists Feb. 14 at USC...turned in a season-high eight points on two occasions (Nov. 30 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee and again Dec. 9 vs. Denver...pulled down a season-high six rebounds in a Feb. 27 win over California...blocked a pair of shots against UCLA on Jan. 16...had a season-best five steals in ASU's Wells Fargo Holiday Classic championship game win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee on Nov. 30...played for the Calgary Out West provincial basketball team during a summer tour in Australia.
2001-02: Played in 29 games, averaging 8.1 minutes per game...averaged 1.3 points, 1.1 assists and 0.8 rebounds per game in limited action...tallied 33 assists on the year...scored seven points in a Nov. 26 win over Richmond at the Paradise Jam in St. Thomas...had six points, knocking down all three of her attempts, Nov. 24 vs. Western Michigan...turned in four assists vs. the Broncos...grabbed three rebounds on three occasions, including three in a Feb. 7 victory at Washington State...also had two steals in two games, last at UCLA on Dec. 17.
High School: A 2001 graduate of George McDougall High School in Airdrie, Alberta, Canada...the 2001 Alberta 3A Player of the Year...was the starting point guard for Basketball Alberta's Junior Women's Provincial Team which represented Alberta in the 2001 Canada Summer Games in London, Ontario...led her team to the best season in school history, winning the 3A Provincial Basketball Championship gold medal, turning in a 39-4 record and capturing eight tournament titles...was the MVP and top scorer in the Rockyview School Division for the second consecutive year...became the first student-athlete to win the Most Valuable Player and Athlete of the Year awards at McDougall HS for four consecutive years...earned MVP awards at eight tournaments in 2001...was also honored with the 2001 Calgary Herald "Class Act" award for McDougall High School...named a first-team All-Alberta selection and the best point guard in the province by Alberta Sporting Youth magazine...broke all of the school's career and single-season records...her team turned in a 100-18 record in her three years...averaged 25.3 points, 7.7 assists, 9.2 steals and 6.2 rebounds per game as a senior...also shot 52.4 percent from the field, 41.6 percent from three-point land and 71.8 percent from the free throw line...once scored 51 points and hit eight three-pointers in a game...a two-time participant at the Nike All-Canada Camp, one of 70 players from across the country invited each year...was invited to try out for the Canadian Junior Women's National Team...served as team captain in basketball as a senior...also lettered four years in volleyball and was a team captain as a senior...was a league all-star in volleyball, helping her team to wins in every tournament it entered, gold medals in the division and the zone and a fourth-place finish in the province...coached by Joe McLachlin in basketball.
Personal: Will graduate with her degree in secondary education/physical education in 2005 and plans to teach overseas....the daughter of Ritchie (account executive) and Catherine (real estate agent) Stagg of Airdrie, Alberta...has two sisters, Katy (25) and Carly (23), and a brother, Christopher (19)...lists coming back from a 27-9 deficit to win the 2001 3A Provincial Championship 58-54 (she scored 28 points in the second half) as her most exciting sports experience... coached 5- to 8-year-old children in the STARS basketball program...enjoys hiking, camping and mountain biking...born Nov. 10, 1983 in Calgary, Alberta...full name is Lauren Nicole Stagg.


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I have to parts to my questions and I am a beginner at programming. Im not sure how to translate a code into a diagram.
Draw a diagram illustrating the values as the function is called… and the values as each call is retuned….
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The 49ers traded up and selected RB Carlos Hyde with the 57th overall draft pick. After a trade sequence, this was used with the second-round pick the 49ers acquired from the Kansas City Chiefs in exchange for Alex Smith. The Chiefs had to have at least eight wins in 2014 in order for the 49ers to get this pick.
Hyde had 1,521 yards and 15 touchdowns in his senior season at Ohio State. He's a bruising running back who can churn yardage when fighting through tacklers.
Grew up in Cincinnati before moving to Florida after his freshman year of high school. Participated in football, basketball and track as a prep -- rushing for 1,653 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior. Committed to Ohio State, but didn't qualify academically, so he spent the 2009 fall semester at Fork Union Military Academy (Virginia) in order to raise his ACT score. Followed in the footsteps of Eddie George, who also started at Fork Union before heading to Ohio State. Arrived in Columbus in 2010 and played in seven games as a true freshman, rushing 24 times for 141 yards (5.9-yard average) and zero touchdowns. Started the first three games of the '11 season due to a teammate's suspension; played in 13 games overall and carried 106-566-6 (5.3) and caught 10-73-0 (7.3). Played in 10 games (eight starts) in '12 and piled up 185-970-16 (5.2) on the ground and 8-51-1 (6.4) receiving. Missed two games with a sprained MCL in his right knee. Was involved in an assault investigation during the summer of '13; was a "person of interest" after an altercation with a woman at a bar. Charges were dropped, but he was suspended for OSU's first three games for conduct not representative of the football program. Was a force upon returning to the gridiron, amassing 208-1,521-15 (7.3) rushing and 16-147-3 (9.2) receiving in 11 games (nine starts). Averaged 156.1 rushing yards per game in conference play and ended his career with nine consecutive 100-yard games. Became the first 1,000-yard running back during Urban Meyer's tenure as a head coach. Did not start against Illinois due to an academics issue, but came off the bench to put on a 24-246-4 performance -- along with a touchdown catch. Also had a 226-yard game against Michigan, the most ever for an OSU runner in that storied rivalry. Named the Big Ten's Running Back of the Year.
Hyde will join a mix of Kendall Hunter, Marcus Lattimore and LaMichael James for the backup RB spot behind Frank Gore. Gore, 31, is in his contract year with the 49ers which will be his tenth season in the NFL.
The only concern about Hyde is that he was suspended for first three games last season at Ohio State after woman accused him of assault at a bar. No charges were filed for the incident.


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A local woman gets a wonderful Valentines gift today, a beautiful baby boy. However as soon as he was born the baby was wisked off to surgery to save his life.
He was born with his intestines and other internal organs outside his body. So doctors did life saving surgery at Gulf Coast Medical Center
Pediatric surgeon Dr. Michael Taylor was ready and waiting to get to work as soon as this little guy came into the world. This tiny bundle was born at gulf coast with a very rare condition called gastroschisis.
It's a type of hernia that forms in the abdominal wall where internal organs can push through. The only treatment for Gastroschisis is surgery.
Thursday Dr. Taylor made history by performing what is believed to be the very first Gastroskisis surgery in this area. We talked with Dr. Taylor right after the surgery and he says the baby is doing great.
"The baby's health is excellent. The baby is doing well. Immediately upon being delivered it was crying, it was stable from a respiratory standpoint. The defect was a significant one but on the scale of Gastroskisis it was a fairly minimal size defect and not a lot of bowel exposed.
We'll check up on the little guy to see how he and mom and fairing in a few days.


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Posts tagged "apocalyptic"
In the News: Tunisian Politics, Miss Universe, Apocalyptic Thinking About Syria, and more
A round-up of religion in the recent news.
Even More Apocalyptic.
Tim LaHaye, of "Left Behind" publishing fame, has a new series of books on the way. Bill Berkowitz writes about the series, called "The End," and the first book, "Edge of Apocalypse" at Talk to Action today. Writes Berkowitz:
Set in the near future, "Edge of Apocalypse," according to Zondervan, "jumpstarts the series...
The Only Good Muslims
11 January 2006 Christian apocalypticist and host of the recently cancelled Trinity Broadcast Network show, "International Intelligence Briefing," Hal Lindsey takes his case to Fox's "Hannity & Colmes," defending himself against TBN's publicized concerns that Lindsey's views were offensive to their Middle Eastern viewers. Lindsey wants to clarify: it's not that he's insensitive to Arabs and Muslims, so much...
The Book of LaHaye
Buried in a Christian Science Monitor report on apocalyptic Christians and those who preach against their doctrine is this sociological curio: "…one 2002 poll found that more Americans experience the Christian faith through radio, television, or books than by attending church." The Revealer would like to know what kind of questions the surveyers asked — we suspect that...


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Marcia Ball On Mountain Stage
Marcia Ball in Concert on Mountain Stage - 10/05/2009
Set List
- "Peace, Love and BBQ"
- "Watermelon Time"
- "Where Do You Go?"
- "Right Back in It"
- "Party Town"
During her eighth visit to Mountain Stage since 1992, Louisiana-bred Marcia Ball plays her signature jump blues, boogie-woogie and swamp funk. Ball was born in Orange, Texas, and grew up in nearby Vinton, La. She's been a mainstay in the Austin, Texas, scene since a chance breakdown in the city.
Inspired by the likes of Professor Longhair and Etta James, Ball released her 14th album, Peace, Love & BBQ, in 2008. With her distinguished, driving piano, Ball is joined in this live performance by tenor saxophonist Thad Scott, bassist Don Bennett, guitarist Matt Giles and drummer Corey Keller. She wrote "Where Do You Go?" with longtime collaborator (and frequent Mountain Stage guest) Tracy Nelson.
This segment originally aired on October 5, 2009.
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International Business Machines Corporation has successfully completed compatibility and interoperability testing of the IBM DS8880 products in IBM z Systems environment.
Please see the below attached qualification letter for a summary of the results.
GDPS Qualification Letter for DS8880 (93KB)
GDPS 3.12 Enhancements
IBM GDPS V3.12 includes a number of new capabilities that address improved cross-platform support, enhanced availability, increased scalability, and simplified systems management.
GDPS PPRC z/OS Proxy
GDPS/PPRC can now support HyperSwap for systems that are not part of the GDPS sysplex. This capability, provided through use of the z/OS Proxy, a lightweight GDPS agent running on the systems outside the GDPS sysplex, enables more flexibility in the configuration of your overall GDPS environment and the capability to protect either stand-alone z/OS systems or other sysplex environments that may not otherwise warrant a full GDPS implementation.
GDPS Support for Multi Target PPRC
GDPS introduces a new product to support Multi-Target Metro Mirror on the IBM DS8870. Initial support is for two synchronous copies from a single primary volume, also known as a Multi-Target Metro Mirror (MTMM) configuration. GDPS/MTMM provides similar capabilities as those already available in GDPS/PPRC while extending PPRC management and HyperSwap capabilities to cover the two replication legs.
GDPS Virtual Appliance
The new IBM GDPS Virtual Appliance extends GDPS capabilities into z/VM and Linux on IBM z Systems environments that do not have z/OS in production. The GDPS Appliance is designed to provide a simple and easy-to-use GDPS platform through the use of a new and intuitive web interface for managing and controlling the environment.
Detailed description of GDPS V3.12 enhancements can be found here (PDF, 80KB).
GDPS 3.11 Enhancements
In Version 3.11, GDPS has been enhanced with a number of new capabilities that address improved cross-platform support, enhanced availability, increased scalability, and simplified systems management. In addition, GDPS can now support a four site configuration with the release of GDPS/Four Sites Symetrical Metro Global Mirror. This capability allows 4 copies of data to be managed by GDPS across sites in a production region and a disaster recovery region, provides the ability to switch between regions, and provides customers with both high availability and disaster recovery in both regions.
Detailed description of GDPS V3.11 enhancements can be found here (PDF, 137KB).
GDPS V3.10 Enhancements
Detailed description of GDPS V3.10 enhancements can be found here (PDF, 92KB).
GDPS active-active continuous availability
GDPS active-active continuous availability (GDPS/A-A) is the next generation of GDPS and a fundamental paradigm shift for near continuous availability solutions. GDPS/A-A combines the best attributes of the existing suite of GDPS offerings and expands it to allow customers to achieve unlimited distances between their data center sites and achieve the recovery time objectives of 1 minute or less previously only available in a metro area solution.
GDPS/A-A is two or more sites, separated by unlimited distances, and having the same data, with cross-site workload monitoring and balancing. Full GDPS/A-A is planned to be delivered over time. The first configuration was the Active/Standby configuration which was made available in June 2011. GDPS/A-A has been enhanced and updated to include a new configuration called Active-Query. In addition to all of the function that the previously announced Active-Standby configuration provides, customers will now be able to use the IT capacity in their secondary sites for query (read only) transactions, thus exploiting a new workload balancing capability.
More information on GDPS / A-A can be found in announcement 613.033 .
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As road crews work to replace a crossroad pipe, E. Trap Pond Road between Substation Road and Whaley's Corner Road near Georgetown will be closed 7 a.m. on July 16 until 3 p.m. on July 19, pending weather.
The Delaware Department of Transportation recommends that motorists traveling westbound should take E. Trap Pond Road to Substation Road, onto State Route 9 to Whaley's Corner Road and then return to E. Trap Pond Road. Motorists traveling eastbound should follow that detour in reverse.
The rain dates for this work are July 19 through July 23.
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Miniature Roses are perfection on a small scale and can't fail to captivate! Miniature roses are great in containers, make lovely borders, and solve the space problem for those with a small yard or balcony. Hardy in zones 5-9 (with proper winter protection). Miniatures are grown on their own root, and come in a dizzying array of colors.
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