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Barrow were the only team to beat the weather in the Furness Building Society Northern Premier Cricket League (incorporating Readers Crickets Balls) as they recorded a four wicket win over Kendal at Ernest Pass.
Former skipper Daryl Wearing, who has been in superb bowling form of late helped demolish the visitors for 77.
Wearing captured 5-25 off 15.4 overs in a masterly demonstration of the seam bowler's art including the prize wicket of former Barrow opener Jon Miles, who set a new amateur batting record at the club last season caught by Liam Livingstone for a duck on his return to Ernest Pass.
Pro Pieter Malan continued his fine bowling form with a spell of 4-20 while Graham Dawson had Kiwi Test star Jamie How caught behind for one.
Barrow struggled in reply against the in-form Kendal captain Chris Miller who moved past 50 wickets for the season during a spell of 4-29. Miller now has 53 wickets, just seven short of equalling the Kendal record he set in 2010.
Sam Dutton (22), the son of former Barrow and Cumberland star Simon and Dawson (23) made important contributions as the home side reached their target with rain falling at 5pm, Kendal sportingly refusing to leave the field until the game was concluded.
Second placed Leyland were frustrated by the weather as their game at Lodge Quarry was finally abandoned at 6pm after rain set in at tea. Leyland skipper David Makinson had set the scene for an exciting second half after declaring his side's innings closed after 45 overs.
Henry Thompson hit his maiden Northern League century and was unbeaten on 123 when the declaration came at 237 for four.
Thompson, another member of the Lancashire Academy squad warmed up for a winter in Australia by overcoming an uncertain start to bat with increasing fluency, reaching his first 50 off 84 balls and his second off 30 balls. He hit 15 fours and four sixes and faced 135 balls, adding 180 for the opening stand with Luis Reece.
Reece, who set off after the game to play for the Unicorns against Somerset at Taunton survived an early run out appeal to hit 79 off 108 balls with 11 fours and two sixes and has now hit 872 league runs at an average of 58.13. He is chasing David Wareing's amateur club batting record of 953 runs. Matt Weller was Carnforth's best bowler and captured 3-73.
Chorley just bowled enough overs to record a winning draw against Preston at Windsor Park where Will Moulton's explosive innings served notice of his big-hitting ability.
Moulton hit a superb unbeaten 92 off 110 balls including nine fours and six huge sixes in his side's 159 for five. He was denied what appeared to be a certain hundred when rain stopped play and curtailed the Chorley innings after 39 overs. Andrew Starkie collected 3-60 for Preston with Iain Critchley helping Chorley recover from 61 for four with a fifth wicket stand of 69.
When play resumed Preston struggled despite 30 from pro Saeed Bariwala. Pro Gaurav Dhar and Critchley each captured two wickets and despite another interruption Chorley just claimed a winning draw as Preston finished on 70 for six after 20.2 overs.
Leaders St Annes were inactive and saw their lead at the top of Division One reduced to 18 points with four games to play. St Annes have played 21 games and have 218pts with defending Champions Leyland (21-200) second. Chorley (21-185) are third with Netherfield (22-181) fourth and Morecambe (21-174) fifth.
Sixth-placed Darwen batted fluently at Lune Road before play was ended for the day. Skipper John Cordingley and Danny Fradd posted 96 for the first wicket and pro Zimmy Khan hit 31 in Darwen's 203 for eight. Ben Simm took 3-64 and now has 52 wickets for the season, just nine short of his own club amateur record set last year.
Leg-spinner Alex Metcalfe had a productive 17-overs spell and captured 4-69. The teenager missed most of last season through injury but is one of several Lancaster RGS pupils who point a bright future ahead for the historic Lancaster club.
Blackpool put themselves in a good position against fourth-placed Netherfield at Parkside Road before rain set in at tea. Steven Mercer bowled with accuracy and control to take 5-52 off 18.5 overs as the home side were dismissed for 157. Acting skipper Ben Haddrick top-scored with 48 and John Huck was unbeaten on 35.
Morecambe's Cumberland County all rounder Chris Williams continued his good batting form with an unbeaten 57 in his side's game against Fleetwood at Woodhill Lane. Wicketkeeper Lewis Edge made 54 and was the dominant partner in a stand of 77 after Morecambe had slumped to 38 for four. Fleetwood pro Ryan Smith took 4-45 off 16 overs as Morecambe reached 160 for nine after 46 overs before the rains came


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The Beehive State has breathtaking scenery from green-mountain peaks to red-rock deserts. But it also has a wide range of events, many of which give you a glimpse of the state's history. If you visit Spring City for its Heritage Day on May 26, for example, you will be able to tour homes built by pioneer settlers, many of whom came from Scandinavia.
On the far end of the summer season is Midway's Swiss Days, which has become a Labor Day weekend tradition for many Utahns. And then there are the many arts festivals and rodeos.
One event that caught our attention for small-town ambience is Boulder Heritage Days, July 12-14. The tiny community puts on a heartfelt celebration that includes a tribute to a founding family that had the courage to live year-round in one of Utah's most beautiful but isolated regions.Here, in chronological order, are some of the many events that will take place in our state this summer:
Scandinavian Heritage Festival
Description: Storytelling, Scandinavian supper, entertainment and sports are among events that pay homage to Scandinavian pioneers who settled Sanpete County.
Where: Snow College, 150 E. College Ave., Ephraim
When: May 24-26
Cost: Varies, although many events are freeInformation: scandinavianheritagefestival.com
Spring City Heritage Day
Description: A tour of restored homes and buildings highlights this celebration in what is possibly the best preserved 19th century Mormon town in Utah, now a budding artists colony. Art and antiques sales, as well.
Where: Spring City, 12 miles northeast of Ephraim
When: May 26
Cost: $10 adults, $5 children under 12Information: www.historicspringcity.org
Moab Arts Festival
Description: Arts and crafts including jewelry, pottery, wood, sculpture, fine art, photography, music, kids' area, food court.
Where: Swanny City Park, Moab
When: May 26 and 27
Cost: Free admissionInformation: www.moabartsfestival.org
Deseret Peak Stampede and Days
Description: A potpourri of events including a Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association rodeo, craft show, pony rides, entertainment.
Where: Deseret Peak Complex, 2930 W. Highway 112, Tooele
When: June 1 and 2
Cost: $5-$10 adults, $3-$5 childrenInformation: www.deseretpeakcomplex.com
American Indian Art Show
Description: Paintings, beadwork, leatherwork, wood carvings and more by Amerian Indian artists.
Where: Western Heritage Museum, 328 E. 200 South, Vernal
When: June 4-23
Cost: Free, donations acceptedInformation: www.co.uintah.ut.us/museum/whMuseum.php
Quilt Walk Festival
Description: An homage to Panguitch's pioneer heritage with a quilt show in the high school gymnasium, quilting demonstrations, cowboy action shoot, Lions Club breakfast, Dutch oven cooking classes, craft fair, parade and races.
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Forced evictions are happening throughout Brazil in advance of the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics, exacerbating the country's growing inequality.
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Jennie is a deeply experienced early educator and administrator. She came to Explore+Discover from Preschool of America where she most recently served as Educational Director of the company's Lincoln Center location—the group's largest site. She has worked in all aspects of early childhood care, starting as a toddler caregiver before becoming a Pre-K Head Teacher and then ultimately the director at Lincoln Center.
Her extensive experience in managing an early childhood program and working directly with infants and toddlers supports Explore+Discover's commitment to our youngest learners. Jennie is also focused on building relationships that create an environment at Explore+Discover where parents, staff and children all feel at home.
She received her Bachelor's Degree from The George Washington University and her Master's Degree in psychology and education from Teacher's College, Columbia University. She also holds a New York State Teaching Certification in Early Childhood Education.
"I'm thrilled to be a part of Explore+Discover's learning journey where each child can reach their fullest potential in a nurturing social environment."
Lauren received her MA in Early Childhood Education and Special Education from Teachers College at Columbia University. She earned dual New York State Teaching Certifications: Early Childhood (birth to second grade) and Student with Disabilities (birth to second grade). She received a BA from the University of Richmond, majoring in Cultural Anthropology and minoring in Studio Arts.
Lauren's path toward teaching began with an interest in the cross-cultural studies of child rearing, education, and youth culture. Craving a hands-on approach to applying these interests while learning new perspectives and ways of being, Lauren worked toward becoming an early childhood educator. Professionally, she values a strengths-based perspective geared toward nurturing the holistic development of children through child-centered, artistic play and exploration to ignite genuine interest, curiosity, and expression.
"Our Center offers more than just the chance to teach. It is a wonderful opportunity for me to grow personally with our young learners, explorers, players, artists and musicians, who will join us in the coming year. We also have the chance to work in partnership with families to create a seamless integration between home and school."
A native of Brisbane, Australia, Louis brings a unique international perspective to Explore+Discover. He received a BA and a Graduate Diploma in Education (Early Years) from Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane.
Louis followed this up by beginning his teaching career as a music and movement teacher in the International Kindergarten in Hanoi, Vietnam—a Reggio Emilia-inspired center.
His professional reach also extends to Australia where he has worked in early childhood settings. Heavily influenced by the Reggio Emilia philosophy, he is passionate about introducing music and the arts to young children through open-ended exploration and play. Louis recently moved to New York.
"Music and art are central to helping a child discover their world and grow as they explore. Explore+Discover is the perfect environment to make this happen."
Lika was born in Moscow and moved to the United States when she was four. She received her Bachelor's degree in Applied Psychology and Human Relations from Pace University. Four years later, she received a Master's in Infant and Family Development/Early Intervention, Early Childhood General and Special Education from Bank Street College. Her thesis focused on resiliency and protective factors in early childhood.
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At this center, she had an additional role of supporting caregivers in deepening the parent-child relationship. She has a passion for photography which translates into an ability to document student inquiries, as well as a love for photographing landscapes and animals. She is also fluent in Russian.
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"Children are naturally curious and motivated to explore the environment. I love using multi-sensory art materials as a fundamental experience in the classroom and can't wait to learn alongside my new students."
Kaitlin received a BA in Psychology from SUNY New Paltz. While at New Paltz, she cultivated an interest in the mind as it relates to physical and social development of children. Outside the classroom, she was one of the founders and Vice President of the Undergraduate Psychology Association. She also volunteered as a student crisis counselor at a local food pantry as well as at the town's local library. During college, she cultivated a deep appreciation for the natural world, hiking and biking on trails in the Catskill Mountain region. This interest informs all of her work with children.
Kaitlin taught for a year at the Jawonio Playing and Learning Together Preschool in Rockland County as an Assistant Teacher in an inclusive special needs classroom. For the past three years Kaitlin has been a teacher at Beginnings Nursery School in New York City, a Reggio Emilia-inspired preschool where curriculum emerged out of student interests.
During her time at Beginnings she developed many explorations with children, including a playground study in which the children built a sprinkler for the school's outdoor play space. Some of her favorite inquiries have included subjects such as light and shadow, water and sand, and map-making with a projector. Kaitlin has wide ranging interests and passions that she will share with the children at Explore + Discover.
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Marlowe received her bachelors in Psychology and Women's Studies from Goucher College and began her journey in musical explorations with children soon after graduation. While music was a major interest since high school (playing bass guitar in a number of rock bands), she did not pursue education formally until she began a fellowship with Avodah—The Jewish Service Corp, at the Jewish Community House (JCH) of Bensonhurst where she taught in the preschool, which primarily served Russian immigrants. While at the JCH, she became drawn to teaching and pursued her masters in Early Childhood Education at Hunter College. For several years she taught music and then became a Head Teacher at Beit Rabban preschool. She was a Head Teacher at the JCC of Manhattan for four years where she continued honing in her skills of incorporating music into the classroom.
Extremely passionate about the Reggio Emilia approach to education, she shares the belief that there are "100 languages of children," and that children's capacity for self-expression is endless. Marlowe sees singing as a primary language for children, a form of self- expression and way of learning. Becoming a mother of two young girls (ages 3 years and six months) has increased her love of teaching babies and toddlers.
"I'm thrilled to help bring more music to Explore+Discover--which is at the center's educational philosophy and my own."
Alison has a MS in Early Childhood and Childhood General Education from Bank Street College and is certified to teach birth to 6th grade. She was a Head Teacher in the 3's and 4's classroom at Upper Valley Preschool and an Assistant Teacher in the kindergarten at Nest +m, New Explorations into Science, Technology and Math. Alison is a solid progressive educator who values curiosity in children. She advocates learning through play and working with open-ended materials to stimulate young minds. At Bank Street College, she studied mindfulness and its effects on students' behavior and work in the classroom. Intrigued by the spiritual and scientific workings of the mind, she continues to further her learning by practicing yoga, meditation, and researching neuroscience.
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Throughout her career, Brooke has created amazing studio spaces. She spent five years teaching at the Reggio inspired St. Luke's School in San Francisco, where she first developed her ideas for using materials in innovative and unexpected ways. While there, she introduced children to a variety of materials and endless visual and narrative possibilities. Her studio spaces encourage inquiry, self expression and happiness.
Brooke also works as both an early childhood educator and art specialist at the JCC in Manhattan and is the Founder of Art & Design Adventures, a private art education program for children in New York City.
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Alexandra has a BA in Economics from Hobart and William Smith Colleges. She is a passionate outdoor educator who has taught at a number of environmental programs and summer camps. Most recently, she was an instructor at Nature's Classroom, where she led a five-day residential program for children. She also worked at Camp Thunderbird in South Carolina as an outdoor educator and at Camp Greylock in Massachusetts. She has provided instructions on aquatic, forest and wildlife ecology, astronomy, canoeing and high/low ropes.
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Theresa received a BA from SUNY New Paltz, where she majored in Sociology with a minor in Women's Studies. She has worked in a number of educational institutions. For two years she worked as an educator at the Bronx Zoo Children's Zoo, with children of different ages to explore wildlife in New York City. She enjoyed watching children interact with animals and focused on making their experiences memorable. She has also worked as a nanny with children from infancy to early adolescence. Most recently, she taught art and exploration classes at the JCC in Manhattan. In this role she worked to cultivate an environment where children were encouraged to explore their natural curiosities and artistic imaginations.
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Kristin has a MA in English and is currently completing her MS in Early Childhood Education at Brooklyn College. She is an experienced early childhood educator dedicated to child-centered, play-based curriculum. She has taught in a variety of early childhood settings, including the Park Slope Childcare Collective and the Montessori School of Manhattan. Most recently, she worked as a co-teacher at Giocare Playschool in Brooklyn with 2- and 3-year-old children. Kristin has a strong interest in the role of environment and materials in shaping young children's early learning experiences. She lives in Brooklyn with her 2-year-old daughter.
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did some final tuning of the engine all tuned up and seems to idle around 1780 and top rpm is 7800 and power is smooth. Everything is fitted. I think I'm gonna try some taxi tests tomorrow at the field with it. I still need a pitts muffler to put the cowl on and fly it. I want to see how it taxis around and a shake down test with the motor running and such and make sure everything stays tight and such before it hits the air
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field tested the plane and it runs great. And starts easy. Idle is good. taxi test was good. Its a little tippy but overall seems good. idle is good just sits there and doesn't move while idling. Im happy with that. Everything seems good. Just got to perform final balance when the pitts muffler gets here and put the cowl on.
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400 Posts
ok took it up for the maiden and man it needed a lot of weight upfront to get it right. Ill have to move things around to get it better with less added weight. But the maiden didn't go so well. I let the club pro take it up. He got it up and trimmed it out and got it flying nice and it was flying good. Said it had a lot of power and was nice to fly. He did some easy loops and easy manovers. Was flying well and set it up for landing and put it at half stick. And the engine just quit at half throttle. He did everything he could to spill speed and land it. But it got squarely and the fence got in the way and he had to use all the power to get over the fence and it got over the fence. But tried to noise it down a little to land it and it fell from about 5 feet. It didn't bust it up to bad. It busted up both wings where the gear is and broke the motor mount firewall box. but everything is ordered to fix it. Just have to remake some ribs and re sheet the wings and cover it.
but the gear support didn't fail the ribs that it was tied to failed and that was it. Im gonna rebuild it stronger.
Im at a loss at y it quit at half throttle. I took the spark plug out and it looks like it running good but i don't really know how to read spark plugs. I know it wasn't rich it wasn't wet or black. I am going to take it into work and see what the guys at work have to say. The engine was brand new. Ive never broken it in but i didn't break in my 55cc i just flew it easy for the first few tanks. but i didn't idle the engine and taxi test the plane first though before it flew. I probably put 1/2 tank threw it on the ground before it got in the air for the first time.
only plus out of it was that the test guy said it flew awesome. It did look good in the air. Im just glad i didn't have the spinner or cowl on it yet because of back ordered pitts muffler
Joined May 2010
3 Posts
here's mine
it's powered by a DLE 20 CC with 16*8 propeller
with electronics following
throttle futaba 3010
aileron 3010 *2
elevator futaba 3305 *1
flaps futaba 3305 * 2
rudder futaba 3305 * 1
landing gear hitec hs 75 BB
and engine cut for ignition
with lipo engine and other one for electronic.
Joined Mar 2011
400 Posts
yea ill I'm going to rebuild it and try again. Im just a little confused as y the engine quit at mid throttle. Im a little baffled. I checked the plug that looked great dry and a little gray. no black. fuel looked fine. unless i got an air bubble somehow. but i think ill run it at mid throttle on the ground for a full tank and make sure the engine is ok before it hits the air again. Ill post pics of the damage soon
I'd say runninng it on the ground is a good idea, also I've had pin holes in fuel lines that caused the engine to quit mid stick. Check there are no bubbles in the lines when you run the engine. If you cannot figure it out, bring it to the club and let one of the more experienced club members have a look, a second set of eyes some times will pick up things we've missed. Good luck.
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3 Posts
I just connected each servo indiviually , if you have a problem with 1 or 2 servo ,it's easier to change them on field and each connection is securized .
the CG was very difficult to done because you can't put the 2 lipo where it was the best placement but now it's correct
Joined Mar 2011
400 Posts
well all the leads that come threw the wing holes have servo extensions on it i believe. Or i will put them on and put one main connection on the wings. I think it would be easier that way.
well my order comes in tomorrow and i think I'm going to get to work fixing the plane
Joined Apr 2012
15 Posts
just as a thought for the engine shutting off
I work on vehicles and one of the recent problems I've run into is that they are making cheap coil wires with double ribbed clamps, and these tend to vibrate of of the plug. Just a thought, if you have a volt meter try to connect it to the plug and cable(attached) and just wiggle the cable on the plug. if the connection becomes infrequent it MAY be the cable, hope it helps.
also do you know what the width if the cowl is??? I am making a scratch conversion of a Carl Goldberg super chipmunk into a p-51d but i cant find a cowl that fits. I need a cowl that is about 5 1/8" wide if you could help it would be much appreciated.
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Ok Did the engine die as soon as you brought it down to half throttle? If so the fuel may be to lean,,,Or did it idle a bit and then die? If so the fuel may be to rich,,,hope this helps!
Thank you for the cowl measurement!
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400 Posts
well looked at the plug and the plug looks good its nice and gray no black or not white. he brought it to half throttle for lining up for landing and it died after 10 sec or so. but I'm going to run it a lot on the ground on a stand and see what happens. All i can do is rebuild and try it again.
Those are the chances we take when we fly. If were not willing to take that risk in flying its not worth flying. So ill just fix and try again.
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Fortunately, no one was hurt seriously when a truck carrying fluid used in gas well drilling careened off W.Va. 88 and over a hill in Ohio County on Saturday afternoon. Though some of the tanker's contents spilled into a creek, the waste was not considered hazardous and appears to have done little damage.
But this was not the first accident involving gas drilling equipment in our area during the past couple of years. Others have been more serious, with injuries and at least one death.
A substantial amount of the traffic on rural roads in the Northern Panhandle consists of large gas industry trucks. As we have pointed out, companies involved in the drilling boom have taken steps to keep both their own personnel and the public safe. Pilot vehicles and traffic directors are used. In some cases, gas trucks are kept off rural roads when school buses are on them.
These are laudable measures – but they may not be enough.
In general, the industry's traffic safety record seems to be good. As a man living near where the truck crashed Saturday noted, accidents are not uncommon at the site, but this was the first one, to his knowledge, involving a truck from a well site.
But every accident involving a gas well or pipeline truck sullies the industry's reputation for safety and makes local residents more apprehensive about traveling area roads.Companies engaged in moving heavy equipment and/or materials for drilling or pipeline construction should, on their own initiative, do more to ensure their trucks are safe for local roads. If they fail to do so, law enforcement agencies and state oil and gas drilling regulators should come down hard on them. Stiff fines and, perhaps, other sanctions should be levied against companies that do not ensure their equipment is as near to fail-safe as possible.


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For over 21 years, runners from all over the Atlanta metro area and beyond have come to Fayetteville to spend their Saturday mornings enjoying the fun, the exercise, the fellowship and the opportunity to help those that can't help themselves by participating in the annual Old Courthouse 5K.
The Fayette County Civitan Club is putting on their 22nd Annual Old Courthouse 5K June 14.
The run will begin at 8 a.m., at the Fayette County Senior Services Center located at the Fayette County Justice Center, 4 Center Drive in Fayetteville.
Proceeds from the run will aid organizations serving medically fragile citizens of our community, such as the Joseph Sams School, ExceptionalOPS, Fayette County Special Olympics, and Southwest Christian Care(Hospice, Hope House, Senior Care, Spiritual Care).
Many members of the club are veterans and have served their nation proudly with distinction, during war time and at peace. Civitans made the decision to also contribute to the Wounded Warriors Project, seeing a great need to assist those again that can't help themselves.
The run is an open race to all runners of all kinds, who desire exercise and fun, while helping great community organizations and the special needs children of Fayette County. As always, there will be the fantastic door prizes, refreshments and the great "Old Court House 5K" T-shirts for all registered participants. Day of race registration will open at 7:15 a.m. in front of the Fayette Senior Services bldg. Now that early registration has begun, you can also pre-register on- line at
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Is Your Smart Hat A Good Idea?: A Gentle Suggestion To The Sorely Tempted
During the holiday season, it's very tempting to put on your best attire and deck yourself out for whatever holly-bedecked event has come your way.
For example: This young man, whose name is Justin Bieber, is appearing tonight on CBS's A Home For The Holidays With Martina McBride, where he has decided to wear his very best red pants, denim jacket, and fedora. This is a bit like wearing a clown suit with a cummerbund, unfortunately. The fedora says, "Welcome to the Starlight Lounge." Everything else says, "I got a C-minus. My mom is going to kill me."
The fedora [or, as has been pointed out to me, other smart hat], properly deployed, says cool. It says suave. It says look at me, I'm emotionally unavailable, but in a good way.
Unfortunately, the smart hat is too often deployed to say look at me, I didn't have time to wash my shirt, but that doesn't mean I'm not pretty much the guy "Puttin' On The Ritz" is about.
Rubbin' elbows!
So how can you tell if your hat is a good idea? Imagine someone you love — your sister, brother, best friend. And think, "If someone wearing this particular hat in the manner that I am wearing it were to make a romantic advance to this someone I love, would I conclude that there was a jackpot to be had, or would I conclude that questionable forces of possible jerkitude had invaded and needed repelling?
As a general matter, the smart hat will work as long as it is one element of being dressed up. You don't actually have to be from decades past. When you're still communicating that you deeply, truly care about your coolness and your hotness simultaneously, you can find success.
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PASSAIC, N.J. (AP) - Workers at a New Jersey factory fear they
could lose their jobs if the Girl Scouts of the United States of America takes its business to China.
Jackie Evans Inc. employs 90 workers at its Passaic plant.
They've been making uniforms and sashes for the sole client for about 10 years.
Girls Scouts merchandise general manager Barry Horowitz says the
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Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. wrote the Girl Scouts' president to say American scouts could wear uniforms made "in part by young girls who would be deemed not old enough to work in the United States."


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The report behind the Dunedin City Council's decision to
invest further in the Wall Street mall, plus the adjacent
Penroses building, is clear in its recommendations.
Chinese manufacturing giant Haier has confirmed its
commitment to strengthening the Fisher and Paykel design
centre in Dunedin, the Dunedin City Council says.
Fisher and Paykel is a name deeply entrenched within the
history of Dunedin and the surrounding districts. The
company, which made appliances on the Taieri, employed
thousands of local people over decades of production.
Fisher and Paykel Healthcare is at the start of of a 12-month
to 18-month earnings cycle upgrade, partly driven by a strong
acceleration in sales of high margin Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
masks, Craigs Investment Partners broker Greg Easton says.
Control of one of New Zealand's oldest manufacturers looks
set to go offshore, after the board of Fisher and Paykel
Appliances recommended a revised $1.28 a share takeover offer
from the Chinese appliance making giant, Haier.
Fisher & Paykel Appliances shareholders are facing a
dilemma about whether or not to accept the takeover offer by
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redundant at its Auckland plant when it moves some
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The Bulldogs silenced critics and gave fans something to look forward to, as they defeated Tupelo, 24-14, at Vaught-Hemmingway Stadium last Saturday.
In their final tune up before the new season, New Albany showed poise and did not back down against their 6A opponent.
"It was a big win for our guys.," NAHS head coach Ron Price said. "We've been in a long three week period of just hitting on each other, and it was exciting to get out on the field and see another opponent out there."
Tupelo scored on their opening possession, but New Albany responded with a six minute drive capped by a field goal from Sam Jackson Dunnam. The Bulldogs took their first lead later in the half on a touchdown from Tyler Basil to Josh Creekmore.
"From that point forward we held the momentum," Price said. "Our offense was clicking and the defense improved throughout the day. I felt that our guys conditioning and effort were good, and thankfully we were able to pull out a win."
Tupelo opened the second with another touchdown only to fall behind in the next series after Basil found Taylor Goode, taking the 17-14 lead.
New Albany's defense came through in the clutch, creating back-to-back turnovers with the 'Dawgs scoring once more on a Basil to Josh Hardin touchdown.
"We feel like we're better defensively this year," Price said. "Our guys are hustling to the ball and putting forth a lot more effort this year. They forced a couple turnovers that were big plays that put us in great field position. Once we get everyone where they need to be, I think our defense will be a good unit for us this year."
Basil finished with three touchdowns in the win, and credits the offensive line for their success against the Golden Wave.
"It starts with the offensive line," he said. "They did a good job protecting and everything, and the receivers did a good job catching the ball. The running backs did a good job finding the holes, and I threw the ball where it needed to be. We did really good, and we're just going to keep working to do that."
The Bulldogs took in the win, as they were excited about the opportunity to play at Ole Miss.
"Just the atmosphere was amazing. The only thing that could have been better was if it was packed out," Basil said. "Just being able to play on an SEC field, division one school was great. I can't describe the feeling."
"I've always come to the Ole Miss games, and I've always wanted to play on this field," senior linebacker Zach Hand said. "The only time I've been on the field was when we came here for football camps, so it's been a great experience. We really enjoyed it and I think we improved playing here today."
Hand best summed up the experience, as the Bulldogs now prepare for Booneville.
"They were supposed to run over us; everyone thought they would. We've been practicing hard for three and a half weeks, and I think it showed today."
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I am trying to run selenium 2.25.0 on a macbook pro with eclipse. I have created a simple class using the documentation example code. The code errors on this line:
WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver();
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Unable to connect to host 127.0.0.1 on port 7055 after 45000 ms. Firefox console output: dyld: unknown required load command 0x80000022 dyld: unknown required load command 0x80000022
I have tried downgrading firefox from 15 to 14, 10 and 9, but none of those worked either.
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Actually I'm not sure of our wp version. I am the marketing director for a real estate firm and webmaster wanna-be. We use a custom theme from Home Junction
We have had bad experiences ith plug ins, 2 crashes n the last month and I lost a lot of work. I don't see any feedback on your product and only 1 review. What are you experiencing with custom themes?


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The purpose of the Business Advocacy Committee is to study, analyze, and formulate positions on legislative and regulatory issues of interest to Chamber Members and the business community in general. The committee proactively seeks to identify and study legislative and regulatory trends which may affect the business community by working with legislators or government entities to initiate policy recommendation which may benefit the Chamber's membership.
The Committee seeks to advocate for local businesses while connecting them with the local offices of elected officials. Throughout the year, elected officials and other special guests will attend certain meetings in order to give legislative updates and answer questions.
For more information about how to get involved with the Business Advocacy Committee contact the Chamber at (858) 487-1767 or via email. Visit the Business Chamber Public Policy Website
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Business Advocacy meetings are every third Wednesday of the month from 8:00 am-9:00 am at the Business Chamber (10875 Rancho Bernardo Road, Suite 104, San Diego, CA 92127 (map).
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In my search for ways to decorate the computer lab, I had difficulty finding bulletin boards that were appropriate for elementary school computer labs. So...I took some ideas from what I did find, and I am posting the boards that I used this year in the computer lab. Feel free to share your ideas!
|"Be a Typing Star"
Students review tips for typing correctly. Our favorite website for typing practice is from BBC and it's called Dance Mat Typing.
|Students add their favorite approved websites to our "web" They can suggest websites to be approved. Some of our favorites are www.pbskids.org and www.wordle.net.
|This is my approach to classroom rules and procedures. "Ms. Lovin's Keys to Success" is my way of posting our lab rules. The tiny dots on the board are actually computer keys from a surplus keyboard that I made into push-pins.
|"Technology is TREE-mendous" is a visual representation of an alphabetical listing of some technology resources. Each tree has squares with letters of the alphabet and an image of a technology tool/resource that corresponds with that letter. The students enjoy asking, "What's that?" or offering their own letter suggestions.
|"Technology: Connecting Our Students to the World" has images of various technology tools connected to images of everything from landscapes to animals to people. I used colored wire to show the connections.
|I try to help my teachers reinforce academic topics from the classroom into the lab. "Click Clack Moo: Kids That Type" is a bulletin board for displaying writing that students complete in the lab.


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