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Safeguard your LEGO® City Coin Bank, with wheel-operated door, spider and web, from the crook with rope, crowbar and dynamite!Price $19.99
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Build this cool LEGO® City Coin Bank and store your money and small secrets inside. Drop your coins through the slot. Turn the wheel on the heavy-duty blue door to open and close the bank. But beware – a crafty crook is climbing the rope, trying to break in. Stop him before he uses the crowbar and dynamite to force the door open and steals your valuables! Includes a crook minifigure with accessories.
- Includes a crook minifigure with accessories
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- Includes building instructions
- Makes a great gift for LEGO® City fans
- Measures over 4" (11cm) high, 3" (8cm) wide and 3" (9cm) deep
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As part of the Campaign for the Common Good, United Way of the Dutchess-Orange Region is hosting a Kick-Off Breakfast to rally the community around affecting the issues in our region by giving, advocating and volunteering. : Former Giant's wide receiver Amani Toomer will be the keynote speaker. Toomer will speak about the importance of teamwork, and drive home the message that we can't expect to achieve our community goals and win without working together.
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Steven Bucky
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California School of Professional Psychology
Clinical Psychology
San Diego Campus
Director of Professional Training
Distinguished Professor
Alliant International University San Diego
10455 Pomerado Road
San Diego CA 92131
Courses, Research Interests, Publications
Practicum and Internship
Advanced Ethics
Proposal Development, Dissertation Research
Childhood psychopathology; chemical dependency; alcoholic family; children of alcoholics; forensic psychology; ethics; sports psychology.
Ethical and Legal Issues for Mental Health Professionals: Volume II. In Forensic Settings. Haworth Press, New York. Expected date of publication, 2007.
Bucky, S.F. The Mental Health Professional and the Practice of Sports Psychology. Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment and Trauma. Expected date of publication 2006.
Rosing, H., Bucky, S.F., Bermudez, G., Daly, J. Ethical and Legal Issues for Supervisors. Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment and Trauma. Expected date of publication Summer, 2006.
Bucky, S.F. Informed Consent: A Brief Attempt to Clarify Some of the Ambiguities. Psychotherapy Bulletin. Expected date of publication Fall, 2006.
Ethical and Legal Issues for Mental Health Professionals: Volume I. A Comprehensive Handbook of Principles and Standards. Haworth Press, New York. August 2005.
Bucky, S.F., Stein, E., Zopatti, C., Preventing Ethics Complaints and Lawsuits: HIPPA, Confidentiality and Other Issues. Paper presented at the Eleventh International Conference on Family Violence, September, 2006.
Academic History and Background
Ph.D., University of Cincinnati, 1970
Licensed Clinical Psychologist, CA, 1972
California Psychological Association - Distinguished Service Award, 1995
California Psychological Association - Silver Psi Award - for the outstanding contribution to the California Psychological Association, 1993
American Psychological Association (APA)
National Association of Alcoholism Counselors (NAAC)
San Diego Psychology and Law Society
Association of Labor-Management Administrators and Consultants on Alcoholism (ALMACA)
San Diego Psychological Association
California Psychological Association
American Association of University Professors (AAUP)
Alcohol and Drug Problem Association of North America
Professional Practice and Community Service
Internationalizing CSPP Programs
Assessment, Prediction and Treatment of Suicidal and Homicidal Patients Presentation, Hong Kong
McAlister Institute of Training and Education, County, State and Federally Funded Substance Abuse Programs (N=20), Board of Directors
California Psychological Association, President
California Psychological Association, Member, Board of Directors
California Psychological Association, Chair, Convention Committee


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They were huge, powerful and protective-like. The air was filled with fresh smells and the Canadian pines never seemed to end. The varied scenery along the entire trip was stunning and peaceful.
Nature seemed to offer just what we needed, which really began to set in after driving so close to those massive mountains. The landscape surrounding us became even more important and interesting, and I paid closer attention to it all. I'd highly encourage anyone to take the opportunity to visit Canada, Washington or any other Rocky Mountain area, but, I also realize that the environment we have surrounding us, right where we are, can be just as enriching, when we have respect and appreciation for it.
Along our drive, we traveled through many reservations and gave great thought to the Native Americans. During the 19th Century, when tribes planted crops, they planted in land to which they asked permission to farm, offered prayers and performed rituals of thanks. Their tuning in and respect for the earth are excellent examples to follow.
Children seem to naturally appreciate. They are so wise. Big mountains are truly powerful, but even small rocks that children love to notice, pick up or collect from streets, parks or lakes, are said to be empowering. Just holding them offers a sense of peace and grounding. At our essence we are ancient creatures who came from thousands of generations of ancestors who lived in the natural world. Surrounding ourselves with objects and art depicting those origins are essential to mental and emotional well being, reminding us who we truly are. (www.care2.com) Feng Shui encourages the use of river rocks in home décor. The grounded energy provided by these smooth stones helps to bring peace, prosperity and abundance into an area. Their close connection to water, which is associated with wealth, can bring about many positive changes when applied correctly.
Semi-precious stones are said to carry individual meanings and energies as well. For thousands of years leaders in religion and government have written about gemstones as healing agents. The rocks and minerals that make up natural semi-precious gemstones all originated in the earth; they carry within their structure the history of the powerful forces that have shaped Earth's evolution. What a blessing to hold something with such obvious power, wouldn't you say?
Whether rocks, water or any other piece of nature, pay attention, notice intentionally and appreciate the nature that surrounds you!
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Those wanting a little attitude with their workout and a little dance in their cardio can now look to Xtreme Fitness of Campbellsville. The gym is now offering Zumba, which combines international music with dance.
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"Experience Penn State Law" series to showcase faculty scholars
From the latest on the admissibility of DNA evidence to conservation challenges presented by suburban sprawl, Penn State Law faculty scholars will share their scholarship and ideas on current legal trends. "Experience Penn State Law" is a speaker series designed to connect prospective law students to the faculty members whose scholarship and ideas are on the cutting edge of legal education. The public is welcome to attend the series, which kicks off on February 3 and will run every Wednesday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Penn State Law facilities and via live Webcast.
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One, possibly two new events may be headed to the Westside this summer.
The Dragon's Cup IJSBA (International Jet Sports Boating Association) Watercross Finals will be held Aug. 2-4 at Coconuts Caribbean Beach Bar & Resort in Gravois Mills. Coconuts, Premier Vacations and Nauti Water Racing are presenting the national personal watercraft race that will feature riders from around the country. Multiple riders will race in heats on the course just off the beach at Coconuts at the 7 mile marker of the Gravois Arm.
The Shootout Street Party may be on the move from the Lake Ozark Strip to the Hillbilly Fairgrounds for the 2013 Lake of the Ozarks Shootout event. The Street Party is scheduled to be held Wednesday, Aug. 21.
The Lake of the Ozarks Shootout is the largest unsanctioned boat race in the U.S. One of the eight "must see" boating events, according to Powerboat Magazine, the Shootout features boaters in several different categories compete through time trials on a course near Captain Ron's Bar & Grill at the 34 1/2 mile marker.
Since moving its headquarters to Captain Ron's, the Shootout has expanded to include many events throughout the week in addition to the weekend of high speed racing.
The Street Party, held on the Bagnell Dam Strip in Lake Ozark for the last several years, offers a chance for the public to meet racers and get autographs as well as see some of the amazing boats that are used to hit speeds around 200 miles per hour.
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Bangor, Maine – Waterfront Concerts rocked the Bangor Waterfront this summer with its outdoor concert series. Performers included Celtic Women, Tim McGraw, Alan Jackson, and Jason Mraz, just to name a few. According to Robbie Snow, Waterfront Concerts production coordinator, the show almost didn't go on until Oxford Networks stepped in to facilitate telecommunications access for the venue.
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- Jun 6:
- Trendy doughnuts invade the Bay Area
- National Doughnut Day and its 75-year history
- Jun 5:
- Crunchy, sweet doughnut-croissant packs bakery
- Pizarro: Foie gras doughnut just a bit too much for this doughnut fan
- Jun 4:
- Psycho Donuts will give away free foie gras doughnuts
- Jun 3:
- New cookbooks: 'World of Doughnuts'
- Who needs bread when you have doughnuts? Dunkin' to serve doughnut bacon sandwich nationwide
The popularity of designer doughnuts is exploding like jelly bursting from a sugary bun. But how did these simple rings of fattening joy become so, well, cool? Stephanie Rosenbaum, San Francisco blogger and author of "World of Doughnuts" (www.sjrosenbaum.com), offers this explanation:
"Whether you live in a big city or a small town, the corner doughnut shop is always a happy place. It smells like fried food, sugar and coffee and the doughnuts are usually pretty cheap, which makes it a great equalizer -- anyone, for the price of a doughnut and a cup of coffee, can hang out there.
"You can bring a box of doughnuts to work to get everyone through yet another boring meeting, or you can hit an all-night doughnut place for a maple-bar sugar high at 3 a.m. after a night of clubbing or partying with your friends.
"I can remember the very first night I moved to San Francisco, right after college. I'd just moved into a shared apartment at 18th and Castro. I went out to the Happy Donuts shop that used to be right around there, and I got a cup of coffee and a chocolate-iced cake doughnut, and I sat on my front steps and ate my doughnut watching the parade of street life go by, and I felt like my real adult life was finally starting, fueled by this favorite childhood treat.
"I think everyone has a good childhood association with doughnuts -- partly because even as a kid, you get to pick your own type or flavor, and the whole doughnut is yours. They aren't a 'special occasion' frilly dessert like a cupcake or a slice of layer cake. Any day can be a doughnut day!
"So, in the same way that adults are dressing more and more like their kids (what 40-something dad in the Bay Area doesn't still cherish -- and wear -- his collection of once-cool band T-shirts?), so the doughnut is getting a makeover, going vegan or gluten-free, getting dressed up with fancy glazes, posh fillings and sophisticated flavor combinations. And now they're 'cool.'"


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Saturday, July 25, 2009
TasteStopping... Feasting On Seconds
Enter TasteStopping. Finally a place to post our rejects. And I have to tell you, I've found some very good recipes that I wouldn't have otherwise found. Photo perfect, maybe not. But palate perfect, definitely. And isn't that what it's all about?
Thanks Casey, for giving our rejects another chance.
7 comments:
- Bob said...
Being an amateur photographer of sorts I knew your pics were not just simple snapshots of food.
We've never attempted food photography ourselves other than the quick snapshots.
To me the ultimate food blog is the "total package" which comprises photography,writing and recipe/instructions.
You do all three quite nicely. Keep up the nice work!
Bob for Both.
- July 25, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- Moogie said...
Your presentation and photographs are super great. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
- July 25, 2009 at 2:56 PM
- Mags said...
Awww Bob and Moogie, thank you so much. I really appreciate your kind words.
- July 25, 2009 at 5:28 PM
- stonemaven said...
I found taste stopping a week or so ago and am enjoying the posts I missed on Tastespotting due to nitpicking. I agree, it should be about the food, not the food porn. This isn't art school! Oh, and thanks for the mini cheesecake post. Now I have to buy a new pan.
- July 26, 2009 at 8:44 AM
- Mags said...
Stonemaven: You're going to love that pan, I promise!
- July 26, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- tastestopping said...
Hi Mags,
I couldn't agree more with your assessment of trying to capture the "perfect" shot. Your depiction of the lengths to which we food bloggers will go made me laugh out loud.
Thank you for this lovely write-up as well as sending in your rejects. I'm glad to hear that you are having luck finding new recipes from the photos posted on TasteStopping. Launching the site has been a lot of fun for me, and it's always nice to know that my fellow bloggers are benefitting from the site as well!
Keep up the great work.
- July 26, 2009 at 12:57 PM
- Mags said...
Thank you Casey!
- July 27, 2009 at 11:36 AM


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About the Book
The very first book on the subject of costume illustration for the movies, Hollywood Sketchbook, contains over 500 previously unpublished drawings. More than just pretty pictures, each drawing provides a blueprint for the creation of a costume and a character. This gorgeous volume affords the viewer a rare peek inside the portfolios of a century of costume designers and illustrators including Theadora Van Runkle (Bonnie and Clyde, The Godfather: Part II), Piero Tosi (The Leopard, Death in Venice), and Travis Banton (Scarlet Empress, Blonde Venus). Academy Award-nominated costume designer Deborah Nadoolman Landis follows-up her acclaimed Dressed: A Century of Hollywood Costume Design, to showcase the artistry of costume illustrators and designers from silent film to today's blockbusters.
Hollywood Sketchbook is the first volume published on costume design illustration for the movies. This groundbreaking book celebrates one hundred years of the costume designers' and costume illustrators' contributions to the art of cinematic storytelling. Costume designer Deborah Nadoolman Landis offers us a unique perspective on the art and importance of the costume drawing. During her years of practice and research, Professor Landis has discovered a wealth of never-before-seen original sketches, published here for the first time, along with a comprehensive array of first-person anecdotes from collectors, archivists, illustrators, and designers. Whether the film, costume designer, or star was significant or successful did not factor into the criteria for choosing the sketches in this book. Every drawing had a chance to be included on its own merit as a work of art. Featuring a comprehensive introduction that contextualizes the rigors of costume design and a filmography that details the career highlights of each artist, Hollywood Sketchbook is the perfect gift for any lover of fine art, costume design, and the movies.
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Product Details
- Imprint: Harper Design
- On Sale: 11/13/2012
- Trimsize: 9 in (w) x 12 in (h) x 1.692 in (d)
- Pages: 600
- List Price: 75.00 USD
- BISAC1: ART / Film & Video
- BISAC2: DESIGN / History & Criticism
- BISAC3: DESIGN / Fashion & Accessories


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- Serves as a resource for both full-time and adjunct faculty by providing one-on-one IDEA and teaching consultations.
- Oversees the IDEA student evaluation process, monitors the integrity of syllabi, and provides proctoring for makeup exams and for Accuplacer testing.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi women's tennis team will host Texas Pan-American Monday at 3 p.m. in the second home match of the season at the Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center. The Islanders (2-1) are coming off a dominating 5-0 victory over Prairie View A&M on Wednesday.
"Our girls are excited about playing at home," Director of Tennis Steve Moore said. "Pan-American is always tough, so we know we need to be ready to play each point separate with intensity. I feel like the girls are working extremely hard and getting better every week. We had some very strong practices this week.
"The new girls are learning very quickly and the senior captains are being tremendous leaders. These girls love competing at home in front of the great Corpus Christi crowds we get."
On Wednesday, the Islanders garnered the doubles point and went on to win four straight singles matches against the Panthers. Senior captains Stefania Nicolae and Sandra Burges each clinched their singles matches while sophomores Celia Rodriguez and Maider Martin also picked up victories. Martin clinched the match in the No. 2 position after grabbing a tight three-setter to lead the Islanders to their second victory of the season.
A&M - Corpus Christi opened the season at the Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center in front of 127 fans and with the support of the Corpus Christi community swept Maryland Baltimore County 6-0. The Islanders only loss of the early season came on the road in Houston against Southern Miss. The Islanders dropped a heartbreaking 4-3 loss that came down to a 10-point super tiebreaker in the third set.
Kerry Galhos and Judit Vives have had an impressive freshman campaign so far after joining the Islanders in January. Galhos holds a 2-0 mark in singles play in the No. 5 position and is 1-1 with Nicolae in No. 1 doubles. Vives has also posted a 2-0 record in singles in the No. 6 spot and is 1-0 with Burges in No. 2 doubles. After recording a remarkable 14-1 record last season in singles, Rodriguez is out to a 3-0 start in the No. 4 spot in singles.
UTPA (1-1) is coming off a 6-1 victory over Prairie View A&M at home on Feb. 2. Prior to that the Broncs dropped a 6-1 loss to No. 19 Baylor in the season opener in Waco, Texas.
The Islanders met up with the Broncs twice last season. In the first meeting in Corpus Christi, the Islanders handed UTPA a 6-1 loss in front of over 100 fans in attendance. The Islanders garnered the doubles point and Martin, Burges, Nicolae and Rodriguez went on to post singles victories. In the second meeting, A&M - Corpus Christi blanked the Broncs 7-0 in Edinburg. Once again the Islanders captured the doubles point and Martin, Burges, Nicolae and Rodriguez all won their singles matches.
Following Monday's match, the women's team will head back on the road to take on SMU (Feb. 12) in Dallas and UT Arlington (Feb. 13) in Arlington. The men's team will return to action on Sunday, Feb. 16 in Dallas, Texas, against conference foe Oral Roberts.
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As Grant Payne opens his book, Alma lays down next to him. At the beginning of the reading period, the Frisco Elementary third-grader fidgeted in his beanbag chair, but as time goes on, the calming presence of Alma takes effect. While Grant focuses on sounding out a difficult word, Alma sighs and rests her head against his knee. Her work here is done.
Alma is a black Labrador, and she is part of the Reading Education Assistance Dogs (R.E.A.D.) program, which pairs children with canines in the hope that the relationship will improved literacy and communication skills.
Summit County's R.E.A.D. dogs are part of the group Summit Therapy Animals, a nonprofit that provides pet-facilitated therapy in hospitals, schools and libraries, among others. All of the dogs go through training and tests to become certified as therapy animals before going on assignment.
Alma has the distinction of being the first R.E.A.D. dog in Summit County. Her owner, Susan Alderman, pioneered the program with the Summit County schools.
"Animals with a lot of love can do a lot," Alderman said.
She says R.E.A.D. is a good fit for Alma. The Lab was originally raised to become a service dog for people with disabilities through the Canine Partners of the Rockies. As she neared the end of the program, however, it became clear to her handlers that acting as a service dog wasn't in Alma's wheelhouse. Her true mission, it turned out, was found in the library with kids.
The program contacted Alderman and asked if she would ensure Alma's future helping children.
"Being a former teacher and having reading as one of my loves in terms of kids, I said 'of course.' So that's how it started," said Alderman, who has lived in Summit County for 25 years.
In 2005 she offered Alma's services to Frisco Elementary. Now, more than 10 teams provide R.E.A.D. dogs for every school in Summit County except Breckenridge Elementary. However, Alderman said a team is currently going through training with the intent to take on that school as well.
Every Thursday, Alderman walks Alma to the doorway of Frisco's third- and fourth-grade classrooms. Each student involved in the R.E.A.D. program takes turns with Alma. They come to the door, greet her cheerfully and take her leash, leading her through the winding hallways to a quiet room. As the students settle into a beanbag chair, Alma cuddles up to them and puts her head down as they open their book. Alderman sits nearby, ready to give help with difficult words.
The difference between the noisy classroom and the reading room is dramatic. As the pages turn, the students relax as they are drawn into the story. The only sound is peaceful, rhythmic sound of Alma's breathing.
"It gives them a non-threatening place where they can read," said Martha Herwehe, a fourth-grade teacher at Frisco Elementary. She says she also notices a difference in behavior after the children come back from their reading sessions.
"They're confident. They're excited when they go," she said. "They love being with the dog."
Herwehe says that reading with the dogs helps the children learn. It increases their fluency and their understanding of the material.
"Oral reading is so different than reading to themselves. They feel like they're telling the story."
Therapy dogs are chosen for their calm temperament and gentle behavior. The training they go through makes sure that they react appropriately in a public setting that may include children, sick people, the elderly and other animals. When deciding what type of therapy to do, it's important to observe where the animal feels the most comfortable, says Alderman. Alma, for example, exhibited signs of stress when placed in a retirement home environment, but is completely at home with young children.
According to the Intermountain Therapy Animals website - the organization that started R.E.A.D. in 1999 - spending time with animals increases relaxation and lowers blood pressure. Children will feel comfortable reading to the animal because they can go at their own pace without feeling judgment, as they might from peers.
"It's about the relationship with the kids," said Alderman. "The goal is to make it possible for them to be in an environment where they feel comfortable, where they don't feel judged."
Herwehe agrees, and says that her students are talkative after their reading sessions, and like to tell stories about the dogs they spend time with.
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For More Information:Gregg WalkerPropane Education & Research firstname.lastname@example.com
WASHINGTON (December 20, 2012) — The Propane Education & Research Council, meeting this month in Naples, Fla., adopted the 2013-2015 Strategic Plan, which identifies business growth, safety and training, and industry engagement as the Council's top strategic priorities. The research and development of propane-fueled products for end-users is at the heart of the Council's business growth strategy.
To support the plan, the Council approved a comprehensive 2013 communications and market outreach program designed to promote the Council's safety and training programs, support the widespread adoption of newly developed products that run on propane, and drive new demand for affordable, domestic, clean propane across all markets.
The outreach program promotes the safe, efficient use of newly commercialized propane-fueled equipment for diverse business sectors, including residential and commercial construction, lawn and landscape, on-road transportation, material handling, and agriculture.
"The use of propane-fueled commercial mowers, vehicles, generators, and other products is growing as customers learn of propane's affordability, low carbon emissions, and widespread availability," PERC President and CEO Roy Willis said. "One way they learn is by getting clear, reliable, frequent communication from us about the products we help research and develop and the safety and training programs we deliver."
Like all of PERC's activities, the outreach program was developed in consultation with industry leaders and the Council's strategic communications firm.
"PERC is an industry-created, industry-funded organization, and its core strength is the propane industry leaders who volunteer their time and share the benefits of their hard-won knowledge with us as we put together programs in propane safety and training, technology development, and market outreach," Willis said.
In other Council business last week:
• After hearing reports from Phil Squair, senior vice president of the National Propane Gas Association, and Mark Sutton, executive director of the Gas Processors Association, the Council authorized funding for its ongoing partnership with the two associations. The partnership helps PERC fulfill its statutory requirement to coordinate its activities with industry trade groups and others.
• The Council heard a report on research projects carried out by the Gas Processors Association from Dr. Karl Gerdes, chairman of the association's research committee, and a report on code development at the National Fire Prevention Association from Bruce Swiecicki, a senior technical adviser with the National Propane Gas Association and a volunteer at NFPA.
• The Council voted to expand PERC's Marketer Technology and Sales Training program, which trains marketers on the latest propane technology and help prepare them to introduce newly commercialized products to their customers.During the meeting in Naples, the Council authorized funding for the following programs and projects:
Research and Technology Development
Docket 18165 — 3.7-Liter V-6 Dedicated Propane Autogas Ford Transit Fuel System, $1,675,000Docket 16723 — 8-Liter LPG Engine — Medium-Duty Truck and Bus (Change Order), $500,000Docket 18126 — Propane-Fueled Tractor Proof of Concept Development, $965,000Docket 18170 — Protection from Vehicle Impact, $106,600Docket 18213 — Fuel Sampling and Troubleshooting, $50,000Docket 18262 — Propane Total Solution with NPS & PERC, $465,925Docket 17262 — Propane Power Washer, $125,000Docket 18258 — Propane Light Tower Project, $54,714Docket 18289 — Life Cycle Costs Analysis of Propane and Electric Forklifts, $175,000
Safety and Training
Docket 18251 — Propane Autogas Service and Maintenance Garage Information Booklet, $22,900Docket 18246 — 2013 Marketer Technology & Sales Training, $575,000Docket 18238 — California Propane Forklift Safety Incentive Program 2013 (Non-replicated State Rebate), $75,000
Market Outreach and Training
Docket 18275 — 2013 Residential & Commercial Market Outreach, $3,000,000Docket 18272 — 2013 Propane Autogas Market Outreach, $696,805Docket 18273 — 2013 Off-Road Market Outreach, $994,000Docket 18274 — 2013 Agriculture Market Outreach, $739,800Docket 18271 — 2013 Corporate Communications, $2,384,735Docket 18199 — Propane Mower Incentive Program, $1,242,500Docket 18256 — Propane Farm Incentive program, $479,650
Industry Programs
Docket 18306 — 2013 Partnership Agreement between PERC, GPA, and NPGA, $1,369,500Docket 17453 — 2012 Partnership Agreement between PERC, GPA, NPGA, $48,500Docket 17292 — 2011-2012 Partnership with States, $67,850Docket 18261 — Industry Outreach 2013, $286,000Docket 18298 — 2012 API Survey and Report, $177,382Docket 18299 — 2013 Propane Market Research Initiative, $409,580Docket 18304 — 2013 Advisory Committee and Program Support, $497,000
The Council will next meet February 14, 2013, by conference call.
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8653 - Great 3 BR - Time Square C-Park
Anzahl von Gästen8
- Familien- / Kinderfreundlich
- Internet/WLAN
- Küche
- Klimaanlage
- Handtücher
|9th avenue, 10019 new york city, Vereinigte Staaten
|In wenigen Stunden
|Kalender aktualisiert
high speed wireless internet
flat screen cable TV
Standard kitchen appliances
polished hardwood floors
sleeper sofa
This apartment is 5 minutes walk to subway station 50th street in midtown west. It is also walking distance from central park, columbus circle and time square.
This area is the heart of fashion. Major fashion labels such as Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, Calvin Klein, Nicole Miller, and Andrew Marc have showrooms, production facilities, or offices located in the Garment District. Explore the area's countless sample sales, discount shops, fabric stores, and boutiques. Located only blocks from NYC's Macy's, the largest department store in the world.
Popular restaurants in the area include Casa di Isacco, Spot Dessert Bar, and Uncle Jack's Steakhouse.
Easy access to the rest of the city. A, C, E trains at Port Authority. 7, S, N, Q, R trains at 42nd Street/Times Square and B, D, F, M at 42nd Street/ Bryant Park.
No smoking
There is a late fee for check ins after 6PM (40 dollars before 9 pm and
80 dollars after 9 pm) and 40 dollars during weekends
Damage deposit = there is a 500 dollars damage deposit to be paid via paypal.
|Preis für zusätzliche Gäste > 6
|CHF 15 Extra pro Gast/Nacht
|Check-in ab
|Check-in vor
|Nach Vereinbarung
|Check-out vor
If you like city break is the perfect opportunity
Located perfectly in the heart of New York. Walking distance to Macy's and the Empire and central park.
I really liked the place I selected. HOWEVER, On the day before we flew I was informed by "Mo" that the place I selected and paid for was "unavailable". He gave me the option of a VERY DIRTY APARTMENT THAT BASICALLY SUCKED ASS. There was mildew all over the bathroom. It was as if it had never been cleaned. I was there for 10 days and didn't feel clean once the entire time. There was space for six really dirty people to sleep, but GUESS WHAT? There are only two of us!!! So all the space was wasted. The TV service didn't work at all and yes, I was in NYC, but there are times I need to look at the news to see what's happening. THAT wasn't possible. There was crap left from previous tenants and I suppose from the owners of this dump. IT WAS BAIT AND SWITCH!!! I frikking hated every second I was in this stupid disease ridden dump.
The neighbourhood was alright and the apartment was fine as well, apart from one of the beds that almost fell apart. The biggest disappointment was that internet never worked, though we called them every day and were promised that it would be fixed immediately! Besides that the host "Mo" was very slow to respond to any issues. Not at all pleased with this stay!
The location was great. Near Central Park and the subway just a few blocks away. The appartment was clean and the beds made. Very nice place to stay.
all perfect very recomendable
The apartment didn't quite live up to expectations. Although advertised as 2 bedroom in reality it was a 1 bedroom with part of the original lounge area partitioned off to form a second bedroom. The apartment as a whole was well enough equipped and furnished. The toilet sink leaked when used resulting in flooding on a few occasions. This was reported at least 4 times to the leasing agency but it took 5 days before action was taken and the fault repaired which was most unsatisfactory. There was meant to be wifi availability but this did not prove to be the case. Also tv channels were limited.
In conclusion you were very much paying for the location rather than the apartment and the level of customer care was very poor indeed. I would not recommend staying at this property or booking through this agency.
The location is very good, wifi was perfect and the apartment is not bad, but there are many bad things you won't like:
- It is extremely noisy, sleeping will be very difficult.
- It has 2 bathrooms, but they are connected by a door and there's one room you can only access through them.
- It was very very dirty.
- Washer machine doesn't work, So, We couldn't try the drier.
- You will only get one towel per person... If washer machine doesn't work, you can imagine...
- It is located in a second floor... there's no elevator.
- Only one TV was working, the one in the dining room.
- Curtains and blinds are not enough, So, rooms are not dark enough to sleep confortably.
- You have to pick the keys up in an office; It is near the apartment and It is easy and fast, but after a long flight, It is a bit unconfortable.
I don't reccommend this apartment.
Nous avons été déçus ! Une odeur de peinture trop forte dans l'appartement, une odeur de moisi dans la douche, le lavabo bouché, une literie moyenne, un grille pain qui fonctionne à moitié, pas de bouilloire, et surtout pas de TV qui fonctionne, un soir de finale de SuperBowl !
Et en plus, il a fallu payer le déplacement de la personne qui est venue nous porter la clé parce que nous sommes arrivés à 19H !!!!!! Sur airbnb, ca n'arrive pas !
Fikk aldri tilbakemelding på mail fra Mo!!
Fikk plutselig annen part og forholde meg til de svarte heller ikke på spørsmål jeg sendte. Nøkkelutlevering ved leiligheten gikk bra.
La città è meravigliosa!
Riguardo all'appartamento: pessimo!
Squallido e poco pulito... doveva essere per 5 persone , ma nel divano letto mancava il materasso ed il tavolo aveva solo 4 posti (e sedie); il secondo giormo del nostro soggiorno, la sera abbiamo trovato le scale interne unte, come se a qualcuno fosse caduto dell'olio sul pavimento e non fosse stato pulito. Abbiamo piu volte fatto presente la situazione all'agenzia, ma senza esito... ed intanto l'olio diventava rancido e puzzava, senza considerare il rischio di scivolare!
In conclusione, consiglierei 10000 volte New York, ma magari servendosi di un'altra agenzia!
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SAN BERNARDINO - A 38-year-old Cal State San Bernardino graduate student was fatally shot by campus police early Saturday night at an off-campus dorm.
Campus officers were responding to a call regarding a disturbance in a common area at the University Village dorm complex, 1577 W Northpark Blvd., said Sid Robinson, a CSUSB spokesman.
Bartholomew Williams, who was studying educational instructional technology, was pronounced dead at the scene at about 6:30 p.m., police and university sources say.
The incident is being investigated by the city of San Bernardino police, as is the protocol for this type of situation, Robinson said. "Officers made contact with Williams in the hallway of his dorm," said a San Bernardino police description of the incident. "During the contact, Williams became aggressive and an altercation occurred. Officers fearing for their safety, fired their weapon striking Williams," the statement said.
One officer received medical treatment at an area hospital for a non-life threatening injury, police said.
Earlier in the day the campus had hosted winter graduation ceremonies for some 900 students. That event was unrelated to the situation with Williams, Robinson said. "The day started out in celebration but ended in tragedy," Robinson said.
University Village is the university's newest dorm complex and it features apartment-style living, Robinson said. Generally, it is reserved for upper-level students, he said.


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The large and ever-growing staff at Clergy Family Confidential ** decided it would be nice to mark Columbus Day in a positive manner. The explorer gets a bad rap these days for such minor trifles as spreading fatal diseases to native populations and taking credit for places long before "discovered." So in the spirit of martyrs celebrated with their "companions" (see Perpetua, Constance, etc.) we thought we'd highlight Columbus and his Companions.
First, the man himself. What adventurer/visionary doesn't spend hours as a child dreaming that one day a mid-sized city in Ohio will be named after him? Every child in America knows the year that Columbus sailed the ocean blue but only because he didn't delay his trip until 1493.
St. Columba, one of the popular 6th century Celtic saints, also had a sea-faring adventure. In what may be the first reference to the Loch Ness Monster, it's said that he once saved a swimmer from a monster in that body of water by making the sign of the cross.
Another one of Columbus' companions might be the rumpled TV detective Columbo. By now you've seen that this post has nothing to do with anything but the similarity to Columbus' name, the root "columb" meaning "take the day off and hold a parade."
Columbia University may be in the internationally-reknowned Ivy League but it's also made it into this post. Or at least the subway stop. If you miss New York, don't worry — this is a scratch n' sniff photo.
** By "large and ever-growing staff" I mean that I have rewarded myself with several new titles: along with writer I am now the executive producer of Clergy Family Confidential, director, key grip, stunt double, and best boy.
I hope you're enjoying the day off (if you have a nice boss). I clearly need to get back to work first thing tomorrow.


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News12 at 6 o'clock / Wednesday, May 8, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- A private company and the Richmond County Sheriff's Office could be teaming up to keep you safe downtown. This move comes after an anonymous donor offered $10,000 for information leading to an arrest of downtown attackers.
Deputies have already told News 12 they're adding more patrols downtown, but a private company could add even more. Both sides are eager to team up and keep downtown safe and secure.
"One thing we want to do is get camera systems downtown," said Chief Deputy Patrick Clayton.
Recently, they've added more patrols downtown. Sheriff Richard Roundtree is getting estimates on six different surveillance systems as well.
"The Sheriff's Office wants to run the system. We want to decide where the cameras are deployed," Clayton said.
"Next commission meeting, we will come back with that holistic approach," said City Administrator Fred Russell.
City leaders will be presented with a package plan. It will include how much of the shrubbery should be cut, the cost of adding cameras and how many deputies are needed.
A private meeting Wednesday morning could roll safety plans out a lot quicker.
"We just met with a private sector industry that is willing to fund extra duty officers on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. It will be during peak hours," Clayton said.
The fact that no suspects are in custody over the Riverwalk attack that injured two or the fight that's gone viral is a huge concern to Augusta commissioners.
"I don't know why folks are so angry and we have to display such behavior out in the public," said Commissioner Alvin Mason.
"I think we will make a difference in downtown. We will not let the bad outweigh the good," said Commissioner Marion Williams.


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The Highland Park High School 2012 senior class officers are absolutely thrilled to announce that Mrs. Laura Bush, former First Lady and wife of President George W. Bush, has graciously agreed to address the senior class and their families at the PTA's Baccalaureate ceremony on May 20, 2012. Mrs. Bush will speak at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas during the ceremony, which is a ticketed event for the class of 2012 and their three invitees each, which then fills the Meyerson. Senior class President Carlton Adams said about Mrs. Bush, "She was our first choice as a speaker all along, and once we learned she had agreed, we were so excited!" Carlton's fellow officers, Kristen Adams, Catherine Ken and Piper Vaughn, are equally looking forward to hearing Mrs. Bush's remarks.
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We are a retired Navy couple, so please let us know if there is a military headstone you need that is in our area, will make sure you get it...
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Hi! First of all, I love the quote you shared that "genealogy without documentation is mythology!"
Thanks for sharing up front that we are welcome to use photos of headstones that you have posted... for genealogical purposes. :) I am writing a blog post about David Boyer and appreciate being able to include this photo.
Thanks for the work you both do!!!
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Hi Marie and Dale
I volunteer at the Virginia War Memorial in Richmond, VA. We are trying to obtain photos and brief bios of Virginian soldiers killed in WWII and Korea. The purpose of our project to is put in a database that can be viewed by visitors to the Memorial shrine wall. I did not know if you might know of a family member of Lester that would have a photo and some information about him.
Thanks for any leads you could provide.
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Hi Marie & Dale I just want to thank you for pictures the Ennis Cemetery as for my Family is the Grand children of the Ennis's that is there. We have been working cleaning it up and I'm finding love ones to add to the Find a Grave and will be up dating the pictures as I am taking pictures as we are doing the work . I would love to meet with you , you are doing a great job. My Husband William , and his brother Robert and I been doing the work on it ,we clean in side the fence and out side, will be filling in the graves.
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I was wondering if I could copy one of your image for my genealogy file. With your permission, I would also like to post it on my genealogy FB page: "John Harrison Sarah Lovell" with the notation: Source: Marie and Dale V. at Findagrave.com. The picture is the grave marker for Robert Francis Bacon (bottom picture). Robert is related to me through his great-grandmother Ann Hood Harrison (married Thomas H. Bacon). Ann Hood Harrison descended from John Harrison and Sarah Lovell who emigrated to Nova Scotia from Yorkshire, England in 1774. Thanks! Randy Harrison, Truro Nova Scotia, Canada
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Hello Marie and Dale,
I noticed your post from 2008 which stated "I am down from Samuel Job's daughter, Mary who married into the Gordon line." If you are down from Mary Jane, then we are related.
Mary Jane Jobe Bradbury Doughty was my great grandmother. My family is trying to determine when the name was changed from Job, to Jobe. I (we) would love to hear from you and to learn how we are related to you. I know that Mary Jane had three brothers: Samuel Jefferson Jobe; John Hamilton Jobe; and James Morrison Jobe.
Any information that you would be willing to share would be appreciated.
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I've finally located the burial places for Johannes & Rachel Van Etten ... after having walked past them many times!
I'll be posting photos shortly including long shots of the entire plot in the event you are ever in the area and wish to visit.
It was a bit of a gray day, so I will be returning with a mirror & spray water bottle to try again for more definition in morning light. I used half a roll of tin foil pressed against the inscriptions to verify the names.
Both headstones have lovely weeping willow carvings above the script.
There is a new 3D technology, not yet released to the public, which may help with reading these nearly illegible tombstones in the future.
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Just to say thanks for creating beautiful memorials for my 5th GGF and GGM! Warms my heart....Jeanen Stermer in Texas
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I was involved in the saving-restoration of the Bethel Church (1850) in mid 1970's. Members, includiing myself, of the Bethel Historical Society, went over to this cemetery and cleaned up the site. There was a scout project for erecting the chain-link fence. I photographed all the headstones in 1977. I have 200 slides showing the restoration of the church and cemetery grounds. Regards, Thomas
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Traffic isn't the only risk facing truck drivers carrying out their work. Crime has become a large scale problem for the transport business in many parts of the world. The new Volvo FH offers reinforced protection and greater safety for cargo, truck and driver.
When it's pitch black outside approach lights enable the driver to lighten up both inside and around the vehicle from a distance. "This lets you see if anybody is hanging around outside or inside the truck (and avoid being assaulted). The lights activated include front and rear lamps on both the truck and trailer, side lights and interior lighting," says Carl Johan Almqvist, responsible for Traffic & Product Safety at Volvo Trucks.
Both the locks and the alarm have been improved. What's more, the trailer can be connected to the alarm with sensors so that it's triggered if someone tries to open the trailer door. And choosing laminated windows makes it harder to break into the cab.
When approaching the Volvo FH you can unlock the driver's door without unlocking the passenger door, using the remote control on the key. Press once for the driver's door and twice for both doors.
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Former President Ronald Reagan sold Americans on a bright future.
Sounding like a consummate salesman peddling hope, Reagan predicted a positive tomorrow in his 1985 second inaugural address. "Voices were raised saying we had to look to our past for the greatness and glory," Reagan declared, "But we, the present-day Americans, are not given to looking backward. In this blessed land, there is always a better tomorrow."
A convincing salesman sells customers confidence in the future - about the ability to pay for goods, about enjoying the fashionable clothes, about the expectation that a purchase guarantees bright days ahead. Reagan mastered pitching Americans hope in a better future.
Today, political conservatives aren't buying Reagan's goods. They talk about restoring America to its former glories. They want to go back to yesteryear, when prayers were allowed in public schools, when traditional families were the norm and when white Protestants held political power as the overwhelming voting bloc in the United States.
Conservatives rivet attention on a mythic past when America gloried in strong morals, strong families and strong Christian faith that permeated society. They long for those yesterdays when citizens read Bibles, married before mating, lauded clerical authority, respected free-market capitalism and accepted Protestantism as the dominant American religious force.
Fearing America is slipping from its spiritual moorings, some Christians' hearts reverberate with lyrics in an African-American folk song that sustains citizens in peril and prosperity: "I'm singing and shouting with my mind stayed on Jesus." Fewer American voices, however, are joining in.
This longing to restore America goes back to our nation's founding. When the Constitution in 1787 was publicly printed, many evangelical Christians were stunned by what it lacked. This grand document of freedom doesn't mention abiding religious truths that bolster our nation. Some Christians were distraught the Constitution endorsed no particular religious faith. It favored no Christian church. Where was a pledge of allegiance to God in this founding document?
The Constitution places our nation on a foundation of freedom that doesn't claim to be divinely inspired. It merely declares "No religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States." Is this a blow to Christianity? Imagine, cried evangelicals, that a candidate is elected president who isn't a Protestant and rejects reliance upon God!
During the stormy constitutional ratification process in New Hampshire, a patriot opposed the Constitution because it allowed for "a Turk, a Jew, a Roman Catholic and what is worse than all, a Universalist (one who believes that everyone will be saved), may be president of the United States."
Believers who wanted to keep America Christian rallied around orator Patrick Henry. Serving as Virginia's governor, he supported the Anglican Church reigning as the state church. When Henry couldn't get his way, he proposed a popular general assessment bill (a tax) supporting Christianity as the approved religion in Virginia. Subsidize each of the Christian denominations, argued Henry. Under this proposal, unbelievers and non-Christians, such as Jews, would be forced to pay taxes to support clergy and parishes of several Christian traditions.
Henry nursed a grudge against James Madison and Thomas Jefferson, who strongly opposed making Christianity Virginia's preferential religion. Prompted by Jefferson's insistence on freedom of belief, Madison made sure the First Amendment honed in on religion: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."
"With a breathtaking economy of words," commented religious historian Edwin S. Gaustad in "Faith of our Fathers: Religion and the New Nation," (p.44), "the Constitution now provided a double guarantee: first, that Congress shall take no step that would impede, obstruct or penalize religion. Neither hindering nor helping, government would simply leave religion alone. And religious persons, no matter how zealous or idiosyncratic their beliefs, had nothing to fear from government, nor did irreligious persons, no matter how heretical or scandalous their opinions."
Jefferson declared, "Almighty God hath made the mind free."
Historian Gaustad crisply summed up government's vital role: "What good deed can government do for religion? The best deed of all: Leave it free and unencumbered, burdened by neither enmity nor amity" (p. 137).
Evangelicals overreach, insisting on restoring America to its former glory when Christianity prevailed over culture. Remaking the United States into a nation where one faith rules is misguided.
Those wanting to rediscover national Christian glory fail to appreciate Jefferson's and Madison's wisdom. Patrick Henry lost his battle for Christian preference in Virginia. Evangelicals retreat today because of our nation's expanding religious diversity. The formative Christian character that shaped the U.S. at its birth no longer holds its past power, prestige and pre-eminence.
Let's stand for religious values shaping our emerging national identity without Christianity pushing other faiths to the periphery.
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Reuben Foster again picks Alabama
Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 4, 2013 at 11:33 p.m.
He loves me. He loves me not.
That's how both the University of Alabama and Auburn University football fan bases must have felt during the back-and-forth, sometimes circus, recruitment of five-star linebacker Reuben Foster.
But it was Alabama fans feeling the love Monday night when Foster verbally committed to the Crimson Tide program for the second time in a year and a half. Foster originally pledged to Nick Saban and staff in July 2011, the summer before his junior season before flipping to Auburn last July. He reopened his recruitment when Auburn coach Gene Chizik and staff were fired following the 2012 season.
Foster announced his decision on the Fox Sports Network with his family and young daughter at his side. He had Alabama, Auburn and Georgia listed as his three finalists.
With his arms around his daughter and his face buried alternately in her back and in his hands, Foster announced, "I will be attending the University of Alabama."
"I've been loving Alabama since I was a pup," Foster said. "I was raised as an Alabama fan from my mom and dad."
Although he chose Alabama, his commitment isn't final until he signs a National Letter of Intent and faxes it to Alabama on Wednesday. If his recruitment is any indication, Alabama fans would be wise to hold off celebrating until the fax is received at the Mal Moore Football Building on Bryant Drive.
The decision clearly weighed on the 6-foot-2, 228-pound inside linebacker. He said he made up his mind moments before the live announcement.
"On my way up here," Foster said. "I'm just confused. When I went on air it just came out with the heart.
"(Alabama's) been in the mix since I was a pup, my ninth-grade year," Foster said. "I've loved them since day one. I love Alabama. I thought I was just too young to commit, so I decommitted. I found something new and that was Auburn. Coach (Trooper) Taylor showed me something new because I fell in love with him."
The relationship was so close with Taylor and the Tigers coaching staff that he got an Auburn tattoo. After Taylor was let go from Auburn, Foster realized he had to do what was best for him.
"It ain't all about emotion. It's a business. It's a business decision," he said.
"I'm super excited just to know (Alabama) can put me at that next level just to take care of my little girl and my family. Everybody says Coach Saban is uptight. He's not uptight to me. To me he's just trying to get the job done. Every time I'm with him he's smiling too. He's smiling 24-7.
"At camp, you don't want to see him because he'll get all in your face. But that's coaching. It's tough love. But the other side other than just football it's love and care."
Foster's commitment vaulted Alabama to No. 1 in the Rivals.com team rankings.
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Definition of rhomb in English:
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- The interlocking, euhedral, rhombs of dolomite have an idiotopic texture.
- Further on was another pocket, also in the ceiling; it was about 1.6 x 1.6 meters and completely lined with equant rhombs of calcite, each about 13 cm across.
- Concurrent with this, the entire pectinirhomb becomes greatly protuberant along a large, thinwalled ridge spanning the incurrent and excurrent half rhombs.
1.1A rhombus.
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- The picture above is made up of two shapes of rhombus or rhombs - that is, 'pushed-over squares' where each shape has all sides of the same length.
- In brief, the game comes with 40 rhombs and 18 triangles which two players alternately place on a six-sided board with nine triangles on each side.
- The adenosine base frequency is represented by gray rhombs, cytosine frequency by black rectangles, guanine frequency by gray triangles, and thymine frequency by black circles.
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- Fold each piece into a rhombic unit as shown below.
- In particular, if a rhombic dodecahedron is marked with conical bumps and nicks on its faces so as to be combinatorially unbalanced, a simple counting argument reveals that the maximum possible Heesch number is 8.
- The pectoral fin is set low on the lateral flank behind the notch of the cleithrum and is supported by a small rounded lobe covered with minute rhombic scales.
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Incoming police chief manages Sandy's aftermath in Maryland
Published: Tuesday, October 30, 2012 at 12:11 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 30, 2012 at 12:11 p.m.
Sarasota's incoming police chief, who is currently the head of the police department in Ocean City, Md., is managing power outages and flooded streets in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, but said the coastal tourist town was fortunate. The brunt of the storm hit further north.
Two bridges into Ocean City were closed and half of the town shut down before the storm hit, Bernadette DiPino said. About 80 percent of the people who live downtown - roughly 200 people - chose to remain despite mandatory evacuation orders. The town has about 8,000 total residents.
"People thought, 'Well I can survive it, I've been here many, many years,'" DiPino said.
When the storm descended, about 50 people changed their minds and wanted to get out, so police helped them evacuate, she said. The department is making calls to those who stayed ensure they are OK.
There have been no reports of deaths or injuries, said DiPino, who also updated National Public Radio on how the town is faring.
A nearby shelter remained open as the city tried to clean up and get residents into their homes as quickly as possible. Officers drove through neighborhoods to deter crime and helped public works employees repair damaged areas, DiPino said.
DiPino rode through Ocean City on Tuesday and said most neighborhoods have power back. Some streets were still flooded, but she anticipated the rest of the water will rush out with the high tide Tuesday night. The boardwalk that draws crowds of tourists to Ocean City was intact, but one of the town's piers was destroyed.
"It looks like Mother Nature in Ocean City was sending me out with a big bang," DiPino said. "I could have done without it, but I'm glad that I was here to help out."
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The Ability Exhibit is a traveling interactive display designed to develop allies for people with disabilities. It is an affordable learning experience for all general populations. The exhibit is easy to ship and can be set up in a few hours. It provides ten interactive stations designed to build awareness about people with disabilities and the disability movement.
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The Ability Ally Project is now available! The Ability Ally Project is a specialized training designed to educate faculty, staff, and students on how they can be allies for disability inclusion. Participants will learn how to create environments inclusive for students with disabilities. The training includes a range of interactive activities to engage participants as well as discussions about disability-related topics including person-first language, universal design and the disability movement. Upon completion of the training, participants can choose to display an Ability Ally placard at their work space or wear a wristband identifying them as an Ability Ally.
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Comedy script writer Dean Wilkinson tells Lucy Richardson about his passion for children's entertainment and why he's creating the new Wombles on Teesside. Read more.
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A teenager who suffers from cerebral palsy is preparing to leap from a plane to raise money for a north-east residential school. Read more.
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Maker of the Razr phone, Motorola has been accused of poisoning its workers and their children. According to the Sun Times, a group of former Motorola workers and their children claimed toxic substances used to make Motorola products caused serious birth defects in at least 30 children born to workers employed by the company since the 1960s. More than 71 people have filed the suit in Cook County Circuit Court. Read more.
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Betty always had lots of energy for the children in Room 103. She was the adapted physical education teacher for the special education program there. Betty came every Tuesday and Thursday, rarely missing even a day with these children. At the beginning of the year, she saw that the class had a couple of new students. Read more.


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