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Why in heavens name is the city of Chattanooga going to resume the "chip seal" process this spring? Have they not seen the mess they have created? No matter what "learning curve" is involved, I cannot see how it will be any better in six months.
The process is a waste of money, even though they say it is cheaper than current methods. Chip sealing does not level the road surface or stabilize a failing roadbed.
Would it not be best to save the money used on the tar and gravel method and use those funds to actually repair a smaller area of roadway? Dwayne CalesHixson
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Loose gravel and motorcycles don't like each other. Longtime riders and newbies alike can fall victim when suddenly encountering a poorly done chip seal road.
No sooner than I heard that the mayor was discontinuing the process, I hear that public works plans on using it again in the spring after "a learning curve".
Now we (motorcyclists) will have another deadly obstacle to deal with while negotiating our city streets.
It's not enough that we have to dodge motorists while they are talking on their cell phones, texting, putting on makeup, eating, turning across our paths, or smacking their kids in the back seat. We now get to slide across chip seal roads.
I can see the lawyers lining up for these motorcycle vs chip seal accidents now.
Look twice, people, motorcycles are everywhere.
Ronnie "Rock" LandManaging EditorRoad Rash Magazine
Ah, the memories of growing up in North Chattanooga in the sixties when all the roads were covered with this wonderful product, the magic of learning to bicycle on these streets, the hot days of summer sitting in the street popping tar bubbles while the wonderful sound of profanity filled the air as my brother attempted to Zipwax the tar from his car.
I can close my eyes and the aroma of touch-up paint still fills the air. And now, alas, all I have to remind me of these halcyon days are the few pebbles remaining in my wrist that Dr. Green could not reach. Please, bring them back. David firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks to our mayor and the city of Chattanooga for giving the residents in the area of Norcross Road the more "cost efficient" paving versus the smooth asphalt paving that the area of Hixson Pike around Riverview recently got. Maybe we were the lucky ones to get the trial and error paving job. I guess we deserve rocks thrown up off the road pinging our cars and chipping our paint jobs, not to mention the yards full of rocks and dust that this mess of a paving job has created.
This mess has caused a road which, prior to the paving job, was a little bumpy in places, to being downright rough from end to end. Can we expect a do over or do we just get to live with it this way? Tammy WebbHixson
Gravel roads may be an appropriate economic choice for residential cul-de-sacs, but what group decided that this application was correct for major connector type roads, such as Mountain Creek etc? I did not understand what the fuss was about, until I drove on this, you have got to be kidding. Rock literally beat my car going 15 mph, with children on the sidewalks. This one clearly ranks as the worst local paving decision by Chattanooga in history. The paving methods used locally should be reviewed by the federal or state Department of Transportation who do not use gravel to resurface connector streets. I called them. Chattanooga should consider hiring an engineer from these organizations that know better. Al Edmonds
I cannot believe citizens are complaining about "chip-sealing" roadways in the midst of an economic crisis, blowing up trillions of taxes in Iraq, an up-coming Presidential election of candidates with questionable world views and plans, and global problems of famine, nuclear threats, oil/energy crisis, pollution, and global warming. Chip-sealing is less expensive and uses less petroleum products. If dust exacerbates asthma and other respiratory problems, then roll up the windows, close the vehicle vents, and turn on the a/c while on the chip-sealed road. Consider also that pollen in Chattanooga is thick in all seasons. If the road is too bumpy for your delicate body, slow down. The road will smooth out. I grew up on a gravel road and I survived. Don't be such babies. Mayor Littlefield, do not wait until spring to repair roads with chip seal, maybe slow down the use of it a little while testing the new surfacing already done, but do not stop.Chattanoogans who are complaining, stop whining.
David Gerstle * * *
Mr. Gerstle,While you may have grown up on chip seal and/or gravel roads, it really does not matter. I am not whining, I am asking, and have all rights to expect to be on 'safe' roadways in the modern city of Chattanooga.
We pay taxes in Chattanooga for paving, not chip sealing. Chip sealing is technology from the early 20th Century. We have moved on from there. Cars, trucks, tires, motorcycles and even bicycles have moved beyond that 'technology'. Our ways of using all those vehicles has moved beyond that 'technology'. I am a motorcyclist. On my way home from work Friday afternoon, I turned onto Altamont from Hixson Pike, from a stop at the traffic light. I certainly was not going fast when I hit loose gravel and lost all traction and began fishtailing. Fortunately, I was able to regain control before the car behind me hit me.
As I made the climb up the hill at five miles per hour, gravel and tar was going everywhere, at that very slow speed. It is stuck to my motorcycle and the paint is chipped. There were no signs warning me of loose gravel. I would have gone another way. Why should I have to suffer economically because Chattanooga made a poor decision? They hired a contractor who didn't know what he was doing. The paving supervisor for the city of Chattanooga told me today that they didn't have time to write their own specifications. They used TDOT's. It didn't say what equipment to use, what or how much aggregate to use, how much or what kind of emulsion to use, when or how often to sweep afterward. They just guessed. They should have experimented on parking lots or driveways to city property before ruining the roads many of us travel every day. No, Ms. Webb, they won't be fixing the roads they already ruined, like Norcross, Altamont, Pineville and Mountain Creek. We 'do' just have to live with it. I figured out how the chip seal process extends the life of a road. Only those who must use it will. Everyone else will go another way, thus extending the life of the road. I ask how much is a life worth? When the city of Chattanooga (your taxes) have to pay liability for the death of a motorcyclist or bicyclist (or two or three) who goes down on unexpected loose gravel and is run over by a car, maybe the saving to the budget won't seem like such great savings. Pam firstname.lastname@example.com
July 22, 2016
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Read an ExcerptLimites / Boundaries
By Henry Cloud Editorial Vida
Copyright © 2001 Henry Cloud
All right reserved.
Chapter One
Session One
What Is a Boundary?
Key Points
Boundaries define what is me and what is not me. Boundaries also protect us
from the bad.
Skin, words (especially the word no), truth about God and about who you are,
time (as in "time away from"), geographical distance, emotional distance,
other people, and consequences are some examples of boundaries.
We are responsible for our feelings, attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, choices,
thoughts, values, limits, talents, desires, and love, all of which lie within our
The concept of boundaries comes from the nature of God himself.
Boundaries allow us to care for ourselves and others.
Boundaries result in freedom, which leads to love.
We begin our study of boundaries by answering the question, "What is a boundary?" Boundaries define us. They define what is me and what is not me. A boundary shows where each individual ends and someone else begins, leading each person to a sense of ownership and responsibility. These boundaries, or "fences" need to have gates so that we can let good in and bad out.
Just as homeowners setphysical property lines around their land, we need to set mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual boundaries for our lives to help us distinguish what is our responsibility and what isn't. Skin, words (especially the word no), truth about God and about who you are, time (as in "time away from"), geographical distance, emotional distance, other people, and consequences are some examples of boundaries. Feelings, attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, choices, thoughts, values, limits, talents, desires, and love all lie within our boundaries.
The concept of boundaries comes from the very nature of God. God defines himself as a distinct being separate from his creation and from us. He has boundaries within the Trinity. The Father, the Son, and the Spirit are one, but at the same time they are distinct persons with their own boundaries. God also limits what he will allow in his "yard." He confronts sin and allows consequences for behavior. He guards his house and will not allow evil things to go on there. He invites people in who will love him, and he lets his love flow outward to them at the same time.
Created in God's likeness, we too have personal responsibilities within limits-within boundaries-that we set and maintain. Part of taking responsibility, or ownership, is knowing what is our job and what isn't. It takes wisdom to know what we should be doing and what we shouldn't.
Consider the importance of boundaries. Knowing what we are to own and take responsibility for gives us freedom. If we each know where our yard begins and ends, we are free to do with it what we like. But boundaries do more than just allow us to care for ourselves; they also help us care for others in a healthy, Christlike way.
Maintaining boundaries-or, put differently, taking responsibility for your life-opens up many different options. After all, if you're in control of your life, you'll recognize that you have choices. You'll no longer be limited by circumstances or the control of others. You'll find that you have greater control of your time, energy, and resources. And with that greater control comes freedom to serve others in ways that you choose: to whom you will give, what you will give, and how much you will give.
In turn, the freedom that comes with knowing boundaries leads to love because love requires freedom. If you have to do something for someone and don't have a choice about the matter, you are doing it under compulsion rather than acting in love (2 Cor. 9:7). You are doing it in fear of either the person's withdrawal or attack or to avoid your own feelings of guilt. But if you are free to say no, then when you do choose to give, you are giving out of love, and your service will be truly Christlike.
Recommended Reading
"A Day in a Boundaryless Life" and "What Does a Boundary Look Like?" chapters 1 and 2 in Boundaries
(3 Minutes)
1. Call the group together.
2. Welcome the participants to Session 1 of the Boundaries course: "What Is a Boundary?"
3. Introduce yourself: Tell the group your name, a little about yourself, and
why you are excited about teaching this course.
Opening Prayer (1 Minute)
Heavenly Father, thank you for the people who have gathered here and for what you have for us to learn. May we hear your truth with our hearts as well as our ears and apply it to our lives in new and freeing ways. Jesus, we look to you to be our guide and our teacher as we begin learning more about boundaries and your design for our lives. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Overview (1 Minute)
Participant's Guide page 9.
Note: On each facing right-hand page is a copy of the corresponding Participant's Guide page(s).
For the next nine sessions we are going to look at boundaries-what they are and how they can help us live a life that honors and glorifies God. This course is based on Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend's best-selling book Boundaries: When to Say Yes, When to Say No, to Take Control of Your Life.
Hold up the book. At this point you may wish to offer this book for sale as an additional resource or simply mention where a copy can be obtained.
Let's turn to page 9. Today we're going to define "boundaries" and see how
boundaries allow us to care for ourselves and others. We'll look at examples of
boundaries and see what we are responsible for within our boundaries. We'll see
that the concept of boundaries comes from the nature of God himself, and, as
we move through this session, you'll come to understand how boundaries result
in freedom, which leads to love.
(38 Minutes)
Video Segment: Sherrie Without Boundaries (8 Minutes)
In this first video segment, we'll see some scenes from chapter 1 in the book Boundaries and hear from Dr. Cloud. But first, let me tell you a little bit about your Participant's Guide. During our nine sessions, we will discuss various topics as a large group. You will also meet together in small groups, talk one-on-one to the person next to you, and occasionally work alone on some exercises. The Participant's Guide will help you stay focused and keep us moving through this challenging and life-changing material.
Participant's Guide page 10.
If you turn to page 10, you'll see that the authors have listed the key points from the video segments so that you don't have to take notes while you're watching. You can use these later, if you want to, to review what was covered. Let's get started.
View Video Segment: Sherrie Without Boundaries (7 minutes)
Boundaries help us to differentiate ourselves from someone else; they show where each person begins and ends. Right now we're going to look at some examples of boundaries as well as what falls within our boundaries, those things for which each of us is responsible.
Let's Talk: Examples of Boundaries and the Responsibilities That Come with Them (15 Minutes)
Participant's Guide pages 11-14.
Please turn to pages 12-13 of your Participant's Guide. There you'll see two lists-one of types of boundaries and another of those things that fall within our boundaries.
1. In a moment, I will split you into seven small groups and assign each group a
cluster from one of the lists found on pages 12-13.
2. If your group is assigned some examples of boundaries, talk about why each is
considered a boundary and what people can do to keep that particular boundary
3. If your group is assigned some of the responsibilities that come with boundaries,
talk about what being responsible for each of these areas involves or (perhaps an
easier question to answer) what irresponsibility in each area looks like.
4. When we come back together as a large group, a spokesperson from each group
will share your small group ideas with the rest of us.
5. You'll also notice some "Boundary Building" questions at the end of each page.
You will find "Boundary Building" questions throughout this and subsequent sessions.
These important questions-intended for later, after the session-can help
you build healthy boundaries for yourself.
6. You will have 8 minutes to complete this exercise.
Any questions?
After dividing your large group into seven small groups, assign each group a cluster of topics to discuss (see clusters A-G below).
Examples of Boundaries (4 groups)
Cluster A: Skin (What good does skin keep in and what bad does it keep out?);
words (especially the word no)
Cluster B: Truth (about God and about who you are); time (as in "time away
Cluster C: Geographical distance (removing yourself from a situation); emotional
distance (guarding your heart)
Cluster D: Other people (How can other people help you set and keep boundaries?);
consequences (Why are consequences necessary to strong boundaries?)
Responsibilities That Come with Boundaries (3 groups)
Cluster E: Feelings, attitudes/beliefs, desires
Cluster F: Behaviors, choices, values, thoughts
Cluster G: Limits, talents, love/trust
Excerpted from Limites / Boundaries by Henry Cloud Copyright © 2001 by Henry Cloud. Excerpted by permission.
All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
Excerpts are provided by Dial-A-Book Inc. solely for the personal use of visitors to this web site.


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I had a weird reason to see the new Star Wars film. I didn't really care that much about the spaceship battles, Princess Leia, or Han Solo. I couldn't give two hoots for the light sabers or the laser beams. I heard that Luke Skywalker is a hermit on the windswept Irish island of Skellig Michael. I wanted to see Luke the hermit.
Every year Lent comes around, and I ask myself why I have such a desire to hunker down and be a hermit. There's something in me that wants the cave, the cloister, the solitary cell. I want to close the door and curl up with a pile of good books and get away from all the hustle and hurry of this old world.
Something in me loves the desert. I don't want to be a Simeon Stylites, but a treehouse would do.
At one point I was ready to join the monastery, but does it sound too arrogant to say that I didn't because I thought for me it would be too easy? That is to say, at first appearance it seemed too easy.
I looked at the life and said to myself, "What, do you mean I could live in a place with a bunch of other guys who also don't like small talk? Bliss! I could have my own little room and close the door and nobody would bother me? Heaven! There would be a great big library and I would actually be encouraged to put my nose in a nice dusty old book and keep it there? Nirvana! You mean there would be a big church and beautiful liturgy and I could mind my own business and not have to listen to the endless chattering and mindless moronic music of this busy world? Sign me up!"
I blame no other monks who have purer motives than I had, but I recognized that entering the monastery would have been for me, the easy way out. I wanted to avoid people and retreat into my hole. I began to realize that the reason I wanted to avoid people and climb into my hole was in order to lick my wounds, poor pitiful Gollum that I was.
Then once I went a different path I realized that had I chosen the other path and been one of the boys in black (for it was the Benedictine monastery I would have joined) God would not have let me off the hook. I would have had to learn to love my brothers, and perhaps that would have been the hardest task of all, for undoubtedly some of them would have been just as grumpy, misanthropic and messed up as I am. In other words, by avoiding the world of men, God, with his infinite sense of humor, would have landed me in a world of men just like me, and that would have been a just punishment and a hilarious game.
This is why our holy father St Benedict says that a man may only be a hermit after he has spent many years in the monastery learning to love his brothers, for how can we love God who we cannot see if we refuse to learn how to love our brothers and sisters who we can see? This is why there are two commandments: love God and love your neighbor and the two commandments are one, and this is why the Christian faith (even for hermits) is never totally solitary.
Nevertheless, when Lent rolls around my inner hermit comes out of his cell and stands stroking his long beard, looking at me with a wise and wry smile on his face. He's wondering if I have forgotten the call. I see him and wonder if somehow before the final act I will still turn up, like some old dream badly formed, at a monastery somewhere in England, and maybe I will be there singing the psalms and observing the beautiful ancient round of life, and maybe by some roundabout way of providence the lessons I would have had to learn in the monastery will have been learned outside the monastery, and by some great grace and pitiful co operation of my own the end point will be the same.
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Cell culturing is typically a two-dimensional (2D) method, where cells attach to a plastic surface, such as a tissue culture flask, and divide to confluence as determined by the surface area available. Proteolytic enzymes such as trypsin are then used to suspend the cells in media and the cell population is split and applied to more flasks where cells are again grown to confluence. By this iterative method, the cell population is grown to sufficient quantities necessary for a screening campaign. This process is laborious and difficult to automate, requiring significant skilled worker intervention.A novel three-dimensional (3D) cell culture microcarrier has been identified as more convenient for the production of cells for primary and secondary cell-based screening assays. Cells are cultured on a microcarrier and suspended within the culture media, allowing for high-density cultures in reduced volumes. A variety of proteins are covalently bound to the microcarriers to promote cell adhesion and the cells can remain on the optically clear and non-autofluorescent core of the microcarriers during assays, eliminating the need for proteolytic enzymes such as trypsin.Additionally, 3D cultured cells may be frozen in situ on the microcarrier, then thawed and used directly in downstream applications. A 3D culture method more closely mimics an in vivo environment, and studies demonstrate that the cells morphology, behaviour and interactions are significantly different in this realistic environment versus that of traditional flat surface cell culture methods. These differences could ultimately improve the accuracy of drug screenings, thus shortening new drug development times and reducing costs.Here, we demonstrate use of this 3D cell culture method and compare it to traditional 2D culture methods to measure Histamine H1 G-protein-coupled receptor activity using a homogenous FRET-based assay. The entire procedure was automated in 384-well format, including cell addition, compound titration and transfer, and reagent dispensing. Validation and pharmacology data demonstrate that this 3D culture method may be used in an automated high-throughput assay system.Microcarrier cell cultureGeneBLAzer H1-NFAT-bla HEK 293T cells (Life Technologies) contain the human Histamine Subtype 1 receptor (H1) stably integrated into the CellSensor NFAT-bla HEK 293T cell line (Life Technologies). This contains a beta-lactamase (bla) reporter gene under control of the NFAT response element. The cells were cultured on novel Global Eukaryotic Microcarrier (GEM) beads [Figure 1] from Global Cell Solutions.The GEM are made of alginate and coated with a protein to allow cellular attachment. The unbranched polysaccharide alginate is chemically similar to components of the extracellular matrix, and provides a unique porous surface mimicking in vivo metabolic function. Sub-micron paramagnetic particles in the alginate core simplify culture manipulation. Magnets are used to easily pull the microcarriers out of suspension for sub-culturing or downstream applications.HEK 293T cells bound to GEM were incubated in a BioLevitator benchtop incubator/bioreactor (Hamilton Company). The BioLevitator includes four independently controlled temperature- and CO2-regulated cell culture vessels, and an internal magnet controls positioning of the GEM during manual or automated procedures. Cells cultured via traditional 2D methods were also used as a control.Comparison of cell culture methodsCell counts were performed on freshly cultured GEM-bound, previously frozen GEM-bound and traditional 2D cultured HEK 293T cells in preparation for the GeneBLAzer Histamine H1 assay (Life Technologies). Each of the cell stocks was then diluted with assay media to 5000 cells per well. Freshly propagated cells were transferred to a new conical tube and immobilised via a magnet so that growth media could be removed and replaced with assay media. Frozen cells were immobilised via a magnet so that freezing media could be removed and replaced with assay media. Traditional 2D cultured cells were removed from the tissue culture flask using standard trypsinisation techniques and centrifuged to pellet the cells. The trypsin was subsequently removed and replaced with assay media.All cell dispensing was performed with the MicroFlo Select Dispenser (BioTek Instruments, Inc). This dispenser uses a positive displacement peristaltic pump to dispense full incremental liquid volumes within a wide range (1μL 10mL). Each channel is connected to an individual tip so that up to eight reagents can be simultaneously dispensed.Stimulation or inhibition of the Histamine H1 receptor will be relayed through the NFAT pathway, causing increased or decreased production of beta-lactamase, respectively. Following addition and incubation of the beta-lactamase substrate within a well containing no bla, the substrate will remain intact. Upon excitation at 409 nm, energy is transferred from coumarin to fluorescein and emitted at 520 nm. After addition and incubation of the beta-lactamase substrate within a well containing bla, the substrate is then cleaved. Upon excitation at 409 nm, FRET does not take place, and emission is seen at 447 nm.Agonist modeRunning the assay in agonist mode, 32μL of each cell stock were incubated in a tissue culture incubator for 20 hours at 37°C/5% CO2. Forty-eight replicates of 10μM or 0μM histamine, 8μL, were added to each of the different cell formats using the Precision Automated Microplate Pipetting System (BioTek Instruments, Inc.) The Precision combines four liquid transfer tools on one platform for dispensing into microplates, tubes and other vessels.LiveBLAzer - FRET B/G substrate (8 μL, Life Technologies) was added to each microplate well. Following the two-hour room temperature incubation, the samples were read in fluorescence mode at 447 nm and 520 nm to detect coumarin and fluorescein signals from each assay well. The Synergy H4 Hybrid Microplate Reader (BioTek Instruments, Inc.) combines monochromator- and filter-based fluorescence optics in one instrument for sensitive performance and flexible assay choice. Filter-based optics were used to detect coumarin and fluorescein signals, and the microplate was read from the bottom.Antagonist modeAntagonist assays were performed with four known histamine H1 antagonists: astemizole, pyrilamine, triprolidine, and chlorpheneramine. The H2 selective antagonist, tiotidine, was also included as an assay control. Thirty-two microlitres of each cell stock were incubated in a tissue culture incubator for 20 hours at 37°C/5% CO2. Antagonists were serially titrated 1:4 using the Precision Automated Microplate Pipetting System, and 4μL of a particular titrated antagonist were added to each well in the 384-well microplate. Following a 30-minute incubation (37°C/5% CO2) in the tissue culture incubator, 4μL of histamine agonist were added to each well. After a twelve-hour incubation under the same conditions, 8μL of LiveBLAzer substrate was added, and the microplate was again incubated for two hours at room temperature. Finally, the samples were read in fluorescence mode at 447 nm and 520 nm to detect coumarin and fluorescein signals from each assay well using the Synergy H4 Hybrid Microplate Reader. The instruments filter-based optics were used to detect coumarin and fluorescein signals, and the microplate was read from the bottom.In Table 1, the histamine Z-factor values, which may be calculated manually or via the Synergy H4s Gen5 Data Analysis Software, demonstrate a statistically similar assay robustness among all culture methods. Additionally, antagonist curves [Figure 2a-c] and IC50 data [Table 2] yield pharmacologically equivalent data across all culture methods, demonstrating that each titrated antagonist covers a good range.SummaryCells grown on microcarrier 3D cultures provide similar results compared to traditional 2D culture methods, yet provide additional cost, time and in situ benefits. Three-dimensional methods allow for simple sub-culturing and other manipulations. Additionally, the cells bound to the microcarriers may be frozen and easily thawed for later use, and the microcarriers provide a more realistic environment than standard flat flasks. Finally, they allow for higher density cultures that use less consumables and reagents, which is highly suited for automated drug discovery applications. ReferenceaLaduron PM, Janssen PF, Gommeren W, Levsen JE: In vitro and in vivo binding characteristics of a new long-acting histamine H1 antagonist, astemizole. Mol Pharmacol 1982; 21 (2): 294-300.The authorsBrad Larson, BioTek Instruments, Inc., Winooski, Vermont, USADiana Berry and Brad Justice, Global Cell Solutions Inc., Charlottesville, Virginia, USAThomas Gainer, Life Technologies, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
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"Tobias Smith was granted a sixth year by the NCAA back in December," Galbraith tweeted on his @joestate account. "He has not made a final decision about playing next year."
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David Booth is a Research Fellow at the Overseas Development Institute. Prior to this, he was a university academic at Hull and Swansea, latterly as Professor of Development Studies. He has been editor of the journal Development Policy Review (2000-09) and Director of the Africa Power and Politics Programme (2007-12). He now coordinates a joint project on Developmental Regimes in Africa while also contributing to training courses in applied political economy analysis for development agencies worldwide. David's publications include Rethinking Social Development (1994), Fighting Poverty in Africa: Are PRSPs Making a Difference? (2003), Good Governance, Aid Modalities and Poverty Reduction (2008), Working with the Grain? Rethinking African Governance (2011) and Development as a Collective Action Problem (2012). He has authored numerous journal articles, ODI papers and blogs in related fields.
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Incoming Chief Minister Terry Mills is promising Territorians south of the Berrimah line will not be forgotten under his Government.
The Country Liberals won the Northern Territory election on the back of votes from remote electorates.
The Chief Minister Elect says he had a strong sense that votes would come from the bush.
"It wasn't a great surprise but I must say it was very humbling to see it come to reality the expressions of a deep concern that we'd heard from the bush, and to see that come through and presented to us in real numbers and a real choice for a better future was pretty special," he said.
Terry Mills says he will consider the entire Territory, not just Darwin, in future policy decisions.
"I don't agree that we as a Territory can properly progress unless we consider always that we are governing in the best interests of all Territorians, and that all Territorians are to make a contribution to the progress of the Northern Territory," he said.
The Country Liberals campaigned hard on law and order issues and Terry Mills has already met with the Police Commissioner John McRoberts, to begin the process of decommissioning the Banned Drinkers Register.
Mr. Mills says they also discussed increasing the police presence in Alice Springs.
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Sometimes I get to thinking of another time when we had so little but you were mine
Now so much has changed in all the price the years have caused
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Residents of Indian Land's Legacy Park subdivision say heavy construction traffic from a neighboring development is destroying two of the community's roads.
Leslie Jamieson of Xandra Court has lived in the neighborhood for seven years and walks her dogs along Vance Baker Road twice a day.
Jamieson said since July 5, a steady stream of dump-truck traffic in and out of a new development at the end of the road has caused severe cracking along the shoulder of Vance Baker.
The Lancaster Police Department is investigating an attempted murder that occurred Monday night when someone fired shots at a woman and her passengers as they drove down an east Lancaster street.
No one was hurt in the incident.
According to the Lancaster Police incident report, the shooting happened about 10:20 p.m. as the 20-year-old driver and her 23- and 19-year-old passengers were traveling on East Gay Street.
The hot-dog fundraiser held Wednesday at the historic courthouse for the sons of two county deputies raised more than $13,000 and sold 600-plus plates in three hours.
Lunch plates were sold for donations only, and raffles were held for a 50-inch TV, a Yeti cooler and a Walmart gift card.
"That's pretty cool," said Maj. Matt Shaw of the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office, when told the final amount raised. "You hope for the best, but this was beyond anybody's expectations.
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An armed robber and his accomplice targeted the Subway restaurant in Indian Land Saturday night, according to a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report.
According to the report, the robbery occurred about 9 p.m. when a man wearing a black mask over his face and black socks on his hands walked into the store at 9789 Charlotte Highway with a revolver.
Lancaster News and Carolina Gateway staffers won nine awards this week in the 2015 news and editorial contest sponsored by the papers' parent company, Landmark Community Newspapers Inc.
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Among the deferred agenda items at Monday night's Lancaster County Council meeting was a proposed ordinance that would establish a storm-water utility for the Lancaster County Panhandle.
Monday night's discussion and deferral was the first many residents had heard of what will essentially be a new county department charged with managing storm-water issues and infrastructure in the Panhandle – and a new fee on their tax bills to pay for it.
In a time where technology and social media tend to undermine face-to-face interactions, Lancaster County educators want to help students develop "soft skills" that haven't traditionally been taught in the classroom.
The Lancaster County School District will be the first district in the state to use the EmployABILITY Soft Skills program, which trains students in areas like communication, teamwork and interpersonal skills.
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Candidates can file for city council Districts 3, 4 and 6 for a $35 filing fee. The current seat holders are Jackie Harris in District 3, Tamara Green Garris in District 4 and Sara Eddins in District 6.
School board seats for Districts 1, 3, 5 and 7 are up for election and have no filing fee. The current seat holders are James Brooks in District 1, Bobby Parker in District 3, Janice Dabney in District 5 and Don McCorkle in District 7.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa - The 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School, in which a mentally troubled young man killed 26 children and educators, served as a rallying cry for gun-control advocates across the nation.
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12 ways to buy cheap but horseless meat
In casseroles, soups or other dishes that are supplemented by meat, only add half of the meat. It's not missed when there are other things to substitute.
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The title for this article "12 ways to buy cheap but horseless meat" doesn't match the content, which talks about ways to lower your meat costs or alternatives to red meat. No where does it talk about ways to buy meat that contains no horse meat in it.
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rvalens2 my sentiments exactly!
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Also it's somewhat amusing that slide #4 shows a person slicing a pork
tenderloin which typically runs $8 to $10 for a 1.25-1.50 lb. package.
Additionally it is best served after quick grilling or broiling; marinades
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I get the feeling this is a generic filler story from a news service that the D-News matched random meat pictures to. C'mon, Deseret News. You're a shadow of what you used to be but you haven't set your standards this low have you?
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Gries, Moses J.; rabbi; born, Newark, N. J., Jan. 25, 1868; son of Jacob and Katie Gries; educated, Hughes High School, Cincinnati, University of Cincinnati and Hebrew Union College; married, Cleveland, June 15, 1898, Frances Hays; issue, two sons; pres. Central Conference of American Rabbis; member Board of Governors, Hebrew Union College, Board of Editors, Department of Synagogue and School Extension; member committee on Municipal Arts and Architecture of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce (group plan); member board of trustees Cleveland Associated Charities; trustee Cleveland School of Art; Federation of Jewish Charities; director of The City Club of Cleveland; also past pres. of the following: Educational League, B'nai B'rith; Cleveland. Council of Jewish Women; Alumni Assn of the Hebrew Union College; Jewish Religious Education Ass'n of Ohio; and the Ohio Rabinnical Ass'n and pres. of Council Educational Alliance.
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