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ALBANY – Go to State Sen. Mark J. Grisanti's campaign Facebook page and you'll find the usual: photos of the Buffalo Republican, a link to donate money and various tidbits of information.
And then there are these comments from his Facebook "friends":
"A disgrace to all Republicans in your district."
"You should be convicted of treason."
"Have fun ever trying to get re-elected."
"You should step down in shame."
"You sold out."
And those are the ones that can be printed in this newspaper.
So goes the reaction since Grisanti last Monday night voted for sweeping gun-control legislation that does everything from further restricting assault weapons to creating a state tracking system for every bullet bought in New York.
Grisanti was the only upstate Republican to vote for the bill.
If Grisanti's 2011 vote for same-sex marriage was controversial – he thought within hours of that vote that he had just cost himself his political career – the gun-control vote is generating an overwhelmingly negative reaction for Grisanti, judging by his campaign page and calls and emails to his office.
As for the comments on his Facebook page, "I've read some of them," Grisanti said.
But many of them, he said, are driven by not understanding the "what the bill could have been and where it is now."
GOP negotiators had made the package better, and the benefits of the final legislation outweigh the "minimal – what some people call – infringements," Grisanti said on the night of the vote.
He still feels that way, insisting that the original ideas that Democrats pushed would have made it easier for authorities to confiscate guns.
He said the Senate GOP pushed back for stronger penalties for crimes committed with guns and for additional steps to try to get treatment for mentally ill people and to keep guns out of their hands. The Republicans, he said, also fought for funding for school for safety programs and equipment.
"None of that stuff was even remotely close to where we are now," Grisanti said of what he believes is a better result because of Senate GOP input.
The bill was negotiated for Republicans by Senate co-leader Dean G. Skelos, who voted for the measure, along with other Long Island Republicans and a couple of GOP lawmakers from New York City.
Late last week, Grisanti said his office had received about 70 calls and 150 emails from people upset with his vote. The senator said he and his staff have responded the same way: The legislation, in their view, could have been a lot worse, and GOP negotiators improved things from early drafts by Democrats.
As for calls and emails thanking him for his vote, he put that number at between 50 and 75.
"I've always had a good rapport with hunters and sportsmen, and I still consider myself an advocate for the Second Amendment," said Grisanti, who represents part of Buffalo and several suburbs in a district with a strong Democratic enrollment advantage.
If people are angry with his vote, they aren't showing it personally, Grisanti said, adding that only a few people have come up to him upset about his vote.
"When I explain to them what was taken out of the bill and what we added into the bill … they understand, and they say OK," he said.
Grisanti said he is confident that gun manufacturers will redesign weapons to comply with New York law. The new statute bans new ammunition magazines capable of holding more than seven rounds, down from the previous 10-round ceiling. Current owners with 10-round magazines can keep them, but it will be illegal to place more than seven rounds in them.
The senator's 2011 vote for legislation giving gay people the right to marry cost Grisanti the Conservative Party endorsement in his election last year. A split field in the general election, though, helped Grisanti beat his two main competitors in November without Conservative backing, which is seen as important in many upstate GOP Senate districts.
Of the four Republicans who voted for the marriage-equality act, Grisanti is the only one still in the Senate.
Two others lost their seats in elections last fall, and the other retired in the face of likely defeat.
All the state lawmakers the party endorsed last year – Assembly Democrats Michael P. Kearns of Buffalo, Dennis H. Gabryszak of Cheektowaga and Robin L. Schimminger of Kenmore, and Senate Republicans Patrick M. Gallivan of Elma and Michael H. Ranzenhofer of Amherst – "voted the right way" and opposed the gun-control bill, Erie County Conservative Chairman Ralph C. Lorigo said.
"I'm disappointed that Mark Grisanti wasn't able to get our endorsement, in a way, because maybe we could have held him," Lorigo said. "When someone doesn't get our endorsement, they often move more to the left."
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It's sometimes said that social media – like blogs, Facebook and the like – is a good way to share your thoughts, perspectives, feelings, shortcomings, hopes and aspirations with others, in the hopes – I suppose – that such sharing might lift your own mood. I have honestly never been one for wearing my heart on my sleeve, or broadcasting my particular moods, whatever they may be, to others… whether they be in the same room or a virtual room 6,000 miles away in cyber-space. Perhaps thats a product of my "Lace-curtain" Bronx Irish Catholic upbringing which taught me those feelings are best that are kept to oneself. Although that is still the case – and despite an almost genetic predilection to privacy – these days, I am really feeling the need to share in the hopes that my current funk will lift, so I ask that you please indulge me. Although I have always been "the glass is half full" kinda guy, at this time of year I seem always to get a little down, and I think it's because I I suffer from a kind of condition – not diagnosed officially, but I feel it its symptoms right down to my bones just the same. Clinically, the term for this self-diagnosed malady is know in medical circles as "Seasonal Affective Disorder" – SAD for short – and it's mostly brought on in sufferers by decreasing exposure to natural sunlight as we move from the summer into the winter months – resulting often times in depression. Many years ago, I attributed an onset of this autumnal melancholy to the long, bright days of Summer giving way to the dwindling twilight of Fall (especially when I was working in a windowless human resources office in the basement of a newly opened nursing home in the South Bronx sponsored by Catholic Charities!) Today however, I am quite certain that the blues I'm currently experiencing are almost certainly not caused by too little exposure to the electromagnetic spectrum: can't possibly be…firstly: because the Office I currently work from here at the Archdiocesan Catholic Center has two big beautiful windows that face southward into the sunlight, with wonderful views of the Chrysler and Empire State Buildings, and second: I always keep my blinds pulled full up. No, in recent years my "sad" state has been brought on by a gloom with a much different origin altogether – and although the cause is still very much seasonal, it is not at all natural; completely manmade its effects are evident in every corner of our country, and the cure for this depression is unfortunately not as simple or plentiful as a good dose of God's gift of sunshine.
No, the culprit that holds me hostage in my present state is the tenor of conversation – public and private – in our country, and not on any singular issue in particular, but on almost every subject. Whether religion, or politics, or government, or business, or family, or community, justice or peace, it seems to me that in recent years it has become nearly impossible for we Americans – a people who so cherish the ability to speak to (and presumptively be heard by) one another that we placed this prerogative first in the list of enumerated rights deemed essential for a free people to govern themselves, second only to the ability to worship our Creator in the manner that our conscience dictates – to have a civil conversation on just about any issue at all. I think that much of the cause can be attributed to the noise pollution that are the cable television political talk channels and the phenomenon of shock radio, but regardless of where you want to stick the blame, the damage has already been done. Once the calendar turns and we enter the electoral season, the arrow on the "conceivability meter" on the possibility of holding civil conversations' on civic matters switches from borderline difficult to the "red zone" of downright impossible – bringing on much frustration; and in my case with a side order of depression to boot. Things have gotten so bad that I have really begun to dread the advent of Labor Day – not so much because its arrival signals the un-official end of Summer – although there is that aspect too – but mostly for the conversational toxicity that its passing has come to presage.
This wasn't always the case – with me at least. Funny enough, as a much younger man I used to relish the coming of the campaign season, even with all of the tumble and tussle of policy, personality, principle and pragmatism that our democratic electoral process guarantees. Growing up in the Northwest Bronx and later South Westchester in the 1970s and 80s,I was – like all children – influenced by my environment potlical and otherwise, and two of the political figures that were greatly admired in my household growing up were – paradoxically – Robert F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan. From the first of these great men I grew up understanding that part of our collective responsibility is to try and "…make gentle the life of this world" – especially those who are less fortunate then ourselves, and from the other, coming of age as I did when it was "morning in America", I grew up with the optimistic belief that not only were such endeavors as making life "more gentle "possible, but that such noble deeds were part and parcel of what made us a great nation. This belief was further re-enforced when as a college and law student in the late 1980s I saw how concentrated long term, social, artistic, religious and political efforts on behalf of human rights and human dignity could – for the most part non-violently – dismantle unjust, entrenched and repressive political systems from the Philippines, to South Africa, to the entire Soviet Block.
These earth-shattering and nearly miraculous changes edified my belief in the real possibility of non-violent political change, and animated my career choices for years to come. Certainly, my career here at the Archdiocese of New York was motivated by and benefited from such hopeful belief: having coordinated what is now going on 16 annual Public Policy Forums up in Albany – not to mention countless Faithful Citizenship presentations in parishes, schools and other forums – the belief in the possibility of change in support of human life and human dignity is almost a bone-fide occupational qualification for my job!
And while I still believe in the possibility of political change supportive of the vulnerable and suffering and remain overall a hopeful person by nature, I have to admit that my confidence that we are on the right path in support of such an agenda has wavered as of late. Perhaps the bloom is off the rose…as you can read, I have admittedly been at this a long time – and the recent years have harsh ones, with domestic terror attacks, two of the longest wars this country has ever fought and is still fighting, and the worst economy we have had in decades. I am afraid that there may be something more amiss then just these things though, things which I made a brief mention of earlier. Sadly, today it has to my estimation, become significantly harder to speak of ourselves – in any meaningful sense – as a "we" – an essential requirement for a self-governing people as the first three words of our country's foundational document indicates. Instead we are broken up into sub-groups whose zero-sum competitions are never ending: whether we are one of the so-called 99%, or the 1%, or the 47%, the 15% or the 8%…it seems to matter less where you fall in one or several of these sub-groups (many of us – or our family members – fall into several) as much as that your inclusion in that sub-group puts you on one-side of an insurmountable chasm between you and your opposite. In recent years, these political divisions have begun to infiltrate the body of the Church itself – as is evidenced this year by the unending sound byte competition between motor-coach riding Religious and members of the Ayn Rand Society at prayer – and the results of all this separating of people has been, in my view, tragic.
Election Day is just under two weeks away. On that day, votes will be cast and we Americans will decide on the leadership of our nation for next four years – and at the end of that day (unless the Electoral College goes all loopy on us….) the winners of the contests for the Presidency and Congress will become the leaders of not just 1% of us, nor 8% of us, not 15%, nor 47%, not just bus riding nuns, nor libertarian lay people – not even just 99% of us alone, but they will instead need to lead and govern 100% of "We the People"– all of us….Tough job…..it always has been, but I'm afraid it is only getting tougher. All the division that we are creating is turning us not surprisingly into a very fragmented nation. To move forward on a path together will take smarts and skill – which I know both Presidential candidates have – but it will also take a plan. I would never be so presumptuous to say that I know the best path out of this mess that we have gotten ourselves into, but there is a plan that I recently heard of that I think could be helpful to this task. Its an older plan – eighty plus years at least – but its inspiration goes back millennia. I first heard of this plan last Friday when I was reading Cardinal Dolan's remarks at this past Thursday's Al Smith Dinner held here in Manhattan at the Waldof-Astoria is support of various charitable efforts of the Church here in New York. In his remarks, the Cardinal spoke of some of the public policy concerns of the man for whom the prestigious charity function is named: Alfred E. Smith, the 42nd Governor of New York State and first Roman Catholic nominated for the Presidency in 1928; Smith – the Cardinal went on to explain – was a man who believed that government had a responsibility to be on the side of the "un's" : "the unemployed, the uninsured, the unwanted, the unwed mother, the unborn, the undocumented, the un-housed, the un-healthy, the unfed and the undereducated". This is in a sense less a "plan" as much as it is an approach to governing – a posture to be taken which recognizes all of the "un-planned" for calamities that can befall individuals, families and entire communities. Some may say that this approach is too simplistic and lacks policy detail, but to me if put into practice it would quite literally lift all boats.
And speaking of postures, there is to my thinking another posture that we all – the Presidential Candidates, other candidates, our leaders, "We the People"…all of us – need to adopt to move forward together: not a posture of dominance or one of submissiveness, of subservience or superiority, but instead a posture of reverence – the bowed head and open hands of prayer – because it is only from that posture, and that posture alone, that we can ever hope to open one another's hearts.


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MARTINSBURG - Laughter floated through the halls of the Holiday Inn in Martinsburg Wednesday as members of the community gathered to celebrate the 2012 Women of Distinction luncheon.
In its eighth year, the award recognizes three Eastern Panhandle women for their exemplary service to the community. This year's honorees were Leslie Crabill of Martinsburg, Ora Dixon of Shepherdstown and Stacey Dugan of Berkeley Springs.
"The Women of Distinction event is one of the unique ways that we can celebrate the women in the panhandle of (West) Virginia," said Lidia Soto-Harmon, CEO of the Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital.
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2012 Women of Distinction: Ora Dixon, Stacey Dugan and Leslie Crabill were chosen to be honored for their exemplary community service and contributions to the Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital.
The three women were accompanied by 17 honorees from previous years. Dixon said their presence was appreciated and impressive.
"It's just a thrill to know that other women within the various counties are doing such dynamic work," Dixon said.
The second-largest council in the nation, Soto-Harmon said the GSCNC provides many opportunities for girls and young women in West Virginia. The Shenandoah region is comprised of about 6,000 Girl Scouts.
"The fact that we have that scale means that we are able to provide that programming for girls ... that they might not be able to get if it was ... smaller," Soto-Harmon said.
Joanne Jaeger Tomblin, president of Southern West Virgina Community and Technical College and wife of Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, was the keynote speaker of the luncheon. She said the event was important because it celebrates women who are role models.
"They're important to their communities because they have volunteered and are very service-oriented and well-respected for what they have done," she said.
Once a Girl Scout herself, Tomblin said the organization provides girls and young women with important skills at a young age.
"They start them when they're very small, all the way through high school, and teach them those characteristics that are important - leadership skills, life skills, be good stewards of their community, of their money, to be volunteers, to serve," she said.
"These are things that I truly believe in that are important for young women today."
The program also featured the presentation of colors, the Pledge of Allegiance and the Girl Scout promise by members of local Girl Scout troops. Those young women said the distinction was an important one. Destiny Hedrick, a junior at Berkeley Springs High School, said Dugan is her neighbor and she has known her family most of her life.
"Knowing somebody that is getting this just means a lot to me," Hedrick said.
Annetta Hartman, a senior from Needmore, Pa., said the award is one "for women who really did something great for themselves and for others."
A recipient of the Gold Award, the highest honor in Girl Scouts, Hartman has been a scout for 10 years.
"It's a really good supportive community. You meet people. You make friends," she said.
Hedrick, joined by troop member Rebecca Montague, said being a Girl Scout has been beneficial.
"It ... teaches you things for your future and things that you need to know. And it helps you become a better person," Hedrick said.
"It gives me goals to achieve," Montague said. "There's always the prospect of getting my Gold Award and having that. It will help me with getting into college, getting jobs, all of those things."
"When young women can see (honorees') success, it helps them see a future that can be successful for them," Tobmlin said.
- Staff writer Rachel Molenda can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 215.


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Saint Vincent College School of Humanities and Fine Arts has acquired a sculpture created by the late David A. Ludwig, an artist who taught at Saint Vincent. Natalie J. Woodruff, an art education major from Ringoes, New Jersey, and a former student of Mr. Ludwig, poses with the new acquisition which will hang in Headmasters Hall at Saint Vincent. The work, "Structure 2314," was purchased by Fr. Rene M. Kollar, O.S.B., dean of the School, at a memorial exhibition at the Greensburg Art Center. "Mr. Ludwig began his career as a painter and slowly evolved from two-dimensional color field paintings on canvas to three-dimensional wall reliefs or structures constructed of plywood," Fr. Rene said. "His work as a model builder for an architecture firm in Philadelphia had a major impact on his working method as well as on the direction his work took." Mr. Ludwig was an instructor of drawing, two-dimensional and three-dimensional design at Saint Vincent until his death on January 23, 2011 at the age of 64.
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McCLURE - David K. Forsythe Jr., 62, of McClure, went to his final resting place on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, at Hershey Medical Center.
He was born June 15, 1950, in Lewistown, the son of David K. And Mertie C. (Solt) Forsythe Sr., of Lewistown.
David is survived by: his wife, Patti (Earnest) Forsythe; four daughters, Penny Foster and husband, Daniel Sr., of Yeagertown, Sally Walters and husband, Michael, Brandi Fisher both of Lewistown, and Gail Forsythe and companion, James Kirk, of East Waterford; one son, Jeremy Rhodes, of Ohio; two sisters, Mertie "Kay" Benny and husband, William, of Burnham, and Cindy Kratzer and husband, Norman, of Lewistown; grandchildren, Brittany (Walters) Ruble and husband, Clay Sr., Christopher Walters, Daniel Foster Jr., Alyssa Kirk, Jesse Kirk, Johanna Walters, James Walters, James "Jake" Fisher IV, Tigran Kirk, Joseph Kirk, Bryer Kirk, Christopher Rhodes, and Joslynn Rhodes; and great-grandchildren, Clay Ruble Jr. and McKenna Ruble.
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He was preceded in death by an infant sister.
David worked at Overhead Door Company for 30 years. He was a member of the Brooklyn Fire Company, Yeagertown Fire Company, Moose Lodge 143, Lewistown, ABATE Cycle Club, a life member of Decatur Sportsmen Club and past vice president and past president of Chapter 53 of the Patriot Riders Club. He also was shop steward of the Carpenter Union 1946.
He loved hunting, fishing, riding his Harley and spending time with family and friends. He also loved spending time with his pets, Kelly, Amos, Snowball and Jack.
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CCAS was out in full swing this past weekend with two trips on the books and some night time hunting for big browns after dark! First lets get to the report! If you are headed to the WBDE there is no need to be on the water before noon unless you want to fish streamers first thing in the morning. We witnessed good variety of mayflies including sulphurs, march browns, and a few green drakes! Best bet was to fish a emerging sulphur patterns in size 16. Toward evening spinner falls were sporadic but we did find fish working them. Once again a size 16 rust colored spinner was the most consistent producer. In the down time of the day we fished streamers to the banks and turned a surprising number of fish, although only two were brought to the boat, I'd say we had around 18-25 follows. Streamer conditions were less than ideal being sunny, windy and relative lower flow than we like to toss meat! However the action and the sight of 20+ inch browns following your streamer all the way to the boat is always welcome. CCAS embarked on some nocturnal floats with a buddy of ours. We fished the upper end of the river from 11pm to 2:30 am and had some amazing blowups on black divers. However only one 19" fish was brought in. The nighttime temp was hovering around the middle 30's so we feel the temp had a big reason why we didn't seen more fish. All in all it was a great experience and we may be offering these nocturnal floats soon. Hope to see you on the water soon!
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Joe McDonald, 23, paid little mind to the two dots of blood that marred his right hand. Nor did he harbor ill feelings for the fangs that put them there.
As a volunteer with Nature in Motion, an exotic animal and supply store in North Charleston, McDonald said he's comfortable with the slithery animals that may frighten some others.
The non-venomous Nicaraguan boa constrictor that contorted its body in McDonald's hands had a surly temperament. But McDonald said that's what attracted him to the creature.
"He's mean, so no one was going to want him," McDonald said. "I figured I'd give him a home."
McDonald bought his new pet on Saturday at the Repticon Reptile & Exotic Animal Show at the Omar Shrine Convention Center in Mount Pleasant. The snake will join 14 others that McDonald said he has at home.
About 40 vendors from across the country displayed thousands of animals including snakes, geckos, chameleons, hedgehogs, prairie dogs, tarantulas and turtles.
On Saturday, attendees scurried through the convention center in awe of the animals.
Some cradled the creatures with confidence. Others overcame fears with the poke of a finger.
The trade show's manager Joe Lesh said the two-day event gives attendees a hands on opportunity to learn more about the exotic animals and possibly take home one of their own.
"You'll see all kinds of animals from all over the world. Most of them are going to be reptiles, of course, but you'll see some other exotics thrown in there as well," Lesh said. "It's a great, family-friendly event, with educational talks every hour on the hour."
The educational presentations staggered throughout the day offer tips on how to care for the various animals before attendees commit to buying one, Lesh said.
"You'll see animals here that you're never going to see at your regular pet store. And the vendors, they'll take them out to let you pet them and hold them. You're not going to get that at a zoo," Lesh said.
Repticon first came to the Charleston area in 2004 and was previously held at the Ladson Exchange Park and the North Charleston Convention Center. This year was the event's first at the Mount Pleasant site.
Lesh said the change in location meant no venomous animals were allowed this year due to a city ordinance. Also banned were constrictors longer than six feet and crocodiles more than 30 inches, he said.
"For every show we do, we have to research the state, county and city code to see what we're allowed to bring. ... South Carolina is fairly lenient, compared to some other states. Almost anything goes here," Lesh said.
The event's coordinators relay all restrictions to vendors, but Lesh said it's up to those individuals to adhere to the law.
Undercover law enforcement agents often frequent such events to ensure that no illegal animals are sold, Lesh said.
Federal authorities in Florida recently filed felony charges against two South Carolina men accused of illegally selling a variety of native turtles to an undercover agent. One of the men reportedly boasted making $9,000 a week selling and shipping restricted spotted turtles.
"Animal control called us and let us know they were going to be here," Lesh said of the Mount Pleasant event. "Of course, if we see something that's not supposed to be here, we generally tell people, 'That's not supposed to be in this town.'"
Lesh said Repticon's officials turned away a man on Saturday who brought a large crocodile for attendees to take pictures with. The man returned later in the day without the animal, and he was allowed into the venue, he said.
Repticon will continue today from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Omar Shrine Convention Center at 176 Patriots Point Road.
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Conservation Efforts at the Fleet
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Updated: April 22, 2010
Awards and Honors
- The City of San Diego recently honored the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center as a "Recycler of the Year," for the third consecutive year (2008, 2009 and 2010), in their Waste Reduction and Recycling Awards Program.
- The Center for Sustainable Energy named the Fleet Science Center as Runner Up for the Special Achievement by a Non-Profit Award at the 2007 San Diego Excellence in Energy (SANDEE) Awards. The award honors organizations that show leadership in saving energy and contributing to the creation of a sustainable energy future for the San Diego region.
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- In early 2007, the Fleet partnered with San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) and the City of San Diego to install a 10,000 sq. ft. solar photovoltaic (PV) array on the Science Center's rooftop. The PV array generates up to 100 kW of green electricity for San Diego's power grid.
- The rooftop PV array also serves as the centerpiece for a permanent hands-on exhibition called "So WATT! An Illuminating Look at Energy." Sponsored by SDG&E and Shell Trading, the exhibition lets visitors explore how solar panels work while comparing renewable vs. non-renewable energy sources.
- The Fleet consumes less energy today, on an annual basis, than before our 1998 expansion, which more than doubled the floor space of the Science Center.
- Use of Energy Star® rated equipment throughout the building.
- Except for some specialty bulbs, all lighting throughout the Fleet utilizes fluorescent, compact fluorescent or LED bulbs. These lights provide the same amount of illumination, last longer and use at least 60% less energy than traditional lights. Newer fluorescent tubes are smaller and contain smaller amounts of hazardous materials like mercury.
- Lights throughout the building are controlled with an automated system and motion sensors, which ensure that lights remain on only when needed.
- Windows on the south side of the building are double-paned and tinted to help maintain a comfortable temperature inside and reduce air-conditioning needs.
- The Fleet converted our central chiller plant, part of the air conditioning system, from natural gas to electricity – improving its efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This resulted in a 70% reduction in our natural gas usage and only a minimal increase in our electricity usage. This also eliminated the need to use lubricating oil and enabled us to switch to the "green-certified" HFC 134A refrigerant. FACT SHEET: Conservation Efforts at the Fleet
- The heating and air conditioning system throughout the Fleet is controlled automatically through an automated system that uses automatic timers and sensors.
- The air distribution system in the Heikoff Dome Theater features an advanced CO2 (carbon dioxide) sensor that determines whether – and how many – people are inside the theater. As more people enter the theater, the system automatically increases air flow to compensate, providing fresh air and maintaining the theater at a comfortable temperature. When the theater is empty, the system puts itself into an idle state.
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- Use of automated water faucets to reduce water consumption throughout the building.
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- Currently, 33% of total waste generated at the Fleet is recycled. We recycle 2-3 dumpsters full of paper, cardboard, plastics, cans and bottles each week. We are now working to achieve a 40% recycle rate.
- 100% of used batteries, light bulbs and electronic equipment are recycled.
- We use recycled paper products whenever possible (i.e. copy paper, visitor brochures, tissues, napkins, etc.)
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The Reuben H. Fleet Science Center (the Fleet) is home to Southern California's only Giant Dome Theater and 100+ hands-on science exhibits for all ages. Watch immersive giant-screen films in the Eugene Heikoff and Marilyn Jacobs Heikoff Giant Dome Theater, which reopened in 2012 after extensive renovations. Our theater is extraordinary in many ways. It is the world's first IMAX® Dome Theater, the world's first NanoSeam™ Dome screen in an IMAX theater, and it offers two unique experiences in one space: IMAX films and planetarium shows. The Heikoff Giant Dome Theater boasts a 76-foot tilted Dome screen and a 16,000-watt digital surround sound system, providing a stunning visual and audio experience. Experience eight galleries of fun, interactive exhibits, including major traveling exhibitions. A hurricane simulator thrills visitors with gusts of wind up to 80 miles per hour. Enjoy sandwiches, salads and healthy treats in Galileo's Café. Find unique educational toys and games, books, IMAX DVDs and more in the North Star Science Store. Located at 1875 El Prado, two blocks south of the San Diego Zoo on Park Blvd., the Fleet Science Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to furthering the public understanding and enjoyment of science and technology. For information regarding current admission prices, please call (619) 238-1233 or visit our website at www.rhfleet.org.


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Are CTC qualifications recognised?
Yes. All CTC qualifications are recognised and approved as fit for purpose by the UK's agency for quality outdoor activity provision, the Adventure Activities Licencing Service.
Will my old OTC qualification remain valid?
CTC qualifications are identical to OTC qualifications. In order for your qualification to remain valid, you will need to:
- Maintain your logbook of led and personal rides to ensure you can prove continuous use
- Keep an appropriate first aid certificate up to date
- Keep updated on legal and ethical mountain bike leading requirements
One of the best ways of doing this is to move up a level in the scheme.
I'm a Road Cycle Instructor. Does this lead me into this scheme?
Your knowledge and experience will be very valid and useful, but you will still need to start at the Trail Leader Award as the contexts and expectations are very different. You will find you undertake different tasks in a different way to your Cycle Instructor course.
Can I enter the scheme higher up or do I need to go through all the courses?
Everyone over 18 should start at the Trail Leader Award, unless you fulfil the Fast Tracker course prerequistes. The Trail Leader contains fundamental elements vital to the provision of good mountain bike leading in any environment.
I am / I want to be a CTC Mountain Bike Skill Instructor. How does this scheme integrate?
The Technical Leader Award leads you to the Skill Instructor course. There are vital elements to the Leader Awards that will help you and your group wherever you leave a contained environment.
Where/when/how much are the courses?
Courses run all over the UK with a few in Europe too. See the calendar page for full details.
Do I have to join CTC for my qualification to remain valid?
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Is CTC registered as a quality activity provider?
Yes CTC has its own activity licence under the Adventure Activities Licensing Scheme. The licence number is R1537.
How much experience do I need to log before going on to the next qualification level?
Your logbook should contain at least 12 personal rides and 6 led rides. We recommend a minimum of 20 outdoor leading experiences for your skills to start to embed. Download a CTC logbook.
When will the Skill Awards be available?
See the Go-MTB Awards section.
When will I be able to apply for a place on a course for next year?
We release the programme for next year in the autumn, usually around October. If you email us and request to be added to the email distribution list, we will also keep you up to date on imminent courses.
Which qualifications do I need to hold to go to the Fast Tracker course?
You will need to have completed a UK recognised mountain bike leader course from MIAS, SMBLA, OTC Technical Leader or CTC Technical Leader as well as having substantial mountain bike and leading experiences. See the Fast Tracker for more.
I attended a Technical Leader training course. Will the Technical Leader assessments continue?
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The 2011 MLB trade deadline is fast approaching, and the rumors continue to swirl. Carlos Beltran remains the hottest name on the market and several teams are after the New York Mets outfielder.
The July 31 traded deadline will be here before you know it, and hopefully the rumors turn to truth. After all, nobody wants a lackluster trade deadline.
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After finishing a delicious lunch in the cafeteria, instead of throwing your own trash away you place all of your trash onto the table next to you. This is preferably done when there are people sitting at the table next to you.
We totally gave those freshman the texas special, now they have to clean a table full of trash.
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Just right for your rookie racer, the Scalextric set lets kids race their cars using a remote. It comes with a lap counter, a two-position selector switch, a sheet of racing graphics for each car and much more.
- 33" wide x 6" deep x 19" high
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- 1:32 scale
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- Comes with a pair of historic TransAm cars, the Troy Promotions Mustang of Anthony 'Tony' De Lorenzo and the Arrow Heating Camaro of Joe Chamberlain.
- Set comes with black borders, guardrail, and over 25 feet of track.
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Blown Glass Feeder Attracts Gorgeous Hummingbirds
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Sparkling in the sunlight like an aquamarine jewel, this hand-blown glass hummingbird feeder balances like a work of art on its gracefully curved hanger. The ruby red flower on top is a magnet for hungry hummers; hang the feeder near a window or by the porch so you can enjoy these lively garden visitors. Made from recycled glass, the feeder screws securely into the powder-coated metal hanger.
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"My God Alex! How many pleppets did you leave behind in there?!"
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Roses decorate the coat of arms of the town of Rapperswil-Jona located on the upper end of Lake Zurich, and all types and colours of this gorgeous flower bloom in Rapperswil's public areas and three rose gardens. Rapperswil-Jona has a well-developed tourist infrastructure and as the region's transport hub is easily accessible by public transport.
The castle towers above the town and lake and is the landmark. The castle hill affords a panorama view from the Glarus Alps all the way to the Zurich Oberland. Several churches, chapels and monasteries bears testimony to the past. The medieval old town with very little traffic – a protected historic monument, the lake promenade and varied excursion possibilities make Rapperswil particularly suitable for families with children.
In addition to the lake dam for road and rail, a new wooden bridge for pedestrians – probably not unlike in the past – provides access to the other side of the lake. This wooden bridge also happens to be the longest wooden bridge in Switzerland. And Rapperswil is also an embarkation point for the regular ship services on Lake Zurich, including two authentic paddle steamers, to Zurich.
The area around Lake Zurich in addition to a wealth of beautiful scenery offers a whole range of fun and experience opportunities. Knie's Children's Zoo is a particular attraction for children and circus fans. The animals at the children's zoo can be stroked and there are also elephant rides on offer.
In summer a 700-metre-long summer toboggan run on the nearby Atzmännig is great for some family fun. In winter there is a ski region suitable for families with easy ski pistes. On the other side of the lake, Pfäffikon with the Alpamare fun and experience baths featuring a wide range of water slides and wellness treatments is well worth visiting. Einsiedeln, the most important place of pilgrimage in Switzerland with a famous monastery, is accessible in 30 minutes.
- Rapperswil Old Town and rose gardens – dreamy lanes and bustling squares; more than 15,000 roses of 600 varieties bloom from June to October.
- Castle and castle hill – the castle towers above the lake and is the landmark of Rapperswil; panoramic view from the Säntis to the Zurich Oberland.
- Knie's Children's Zoo – created on the site of the Knie Circus's winter quarters; get close to more than 300 animals.
- Alpamare – Europe's biggest covered water park with 1,500 metres of slides in nearby Pfäffikon by Lake Zurich.
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"Exit stage left, evunnnn!"
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a particularly nasty, smelly, roast-beefy cooter
Once I removed her panties and saw her ripped up raggedy old snaggle puss, I began to wonder just how slutty this 17 year old was.
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The snagglepuss is where a large group of people are sitting in a rather small enclosed space or room. Suddenly someone farts very quietly. Within a few seconds one of the people in the room bolts up from his chair, stands perfectly erect, and screams, 'HEAVENS TO MERGATROID!! WHO SHIT????!!! EXIT, STAGE LEFT!!! Before running out of the room the person's feet spin wildly to the sound of 'bongo's'...
Man, I was at a party last night and I'm pretty sure that Melissa farted. Tommy really did a wild 'snagglepuss' when the smell hit him!!
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A cool and groovy cat.
Oh, you are such a Snagglepuss.
by yeessman May 14, 2009
When a girl has the hood of her vagina peirced and it gets caught on her panties.
Noelle was complaining that her peircing was snagging her panties, she's a total snagglepuss.
by squal_al March 05, 2008
-meaning a completely defunct, nasty, yeast-infection-having, ghonasyphiherpilaids having, pusing, stinking, sweaty, hairy girl who smells of cat piss and B.O. and has no friends.
God damn, Snagglepuss smells of tuna and rotten armpit. I bet her curtled cooter is oozing all over the place.
by Heather The Great April 02, 2005
I had a serious case of "Snaggle Puss", had to go to the emergency room to get out of my girl.
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BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick says the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings is in serious but stable condition.
Patrick spoke outside Fenway Park after appearing in a pregame ceremony at Saturday afternoon's Red Sox game.
U.S. officials said a special interrogation team for high-value suspects would question Tsarnaev without reading him his Miranda rights, invoking a rare public-safety exception triggered by the need to protect police and the public from immediate danger.
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District 102 meeting announced
Rep. Joe Jefferson announced that residents who live in Berkeley and Dorchester's District 102 are invited to a meeting that will be held on Thursday evening, March 28, at Berkeley Middle School in Moncks Corner from 6 - 8 p.m. in the multipurpose auditorium.
This will be an evening full of great information. Bags of free materials as well as supplies will be given to attendees.
The following representatives and personnel will be there: AARP and their demonstrations, Voter Registration Office Personnel, Berkeley County Police Department Crime Watch, and Medicaid and Medicare Experts.
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Alzheimer's support groups continue
The local Alzheimer's Association has three caregiver support groups in the area held at different locations on the second Monday of each month.
Locations are the Goose Creek library (5:30-6:30 p.m.) on Old Moncks Corner Road, Moncks Corner Medical Center (11 a.m – noon) on N. Live Oak Drive, and the Otranto Road library (1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.) in North Charleston.
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The Friends of Cypress Gardens non-profit plant, flower and tree sale will take place April 20 and May 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the parking lot of Cypress Gardens.
Master Gardeners will answer your gardening questions. Bring two cups of dry soil to be sent off for soil test ($6 fee).
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County Delegation meets March 25
The Berkeley County Legislative Delegation will meet on March 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Goose Creek City Hall.
CBHS Relay for Life events announced
The Lower Berkeley Relay for Life is set for 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., May 3–4 at Cane Bay High School.
The school is hosting several events leading up to the Relay night:
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Easter Egg Hunt March 31
The Tri-County Council of Filipino Presidents / Chairpersons of Charleston is sponsoring the Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, March 31 at the FCC site in Moncks Corner (corner of Hwy. 52 and Oakley Road).
The event is set for 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Children ages 2 to 12 will enjoy the egg hunt, games and prizes, and there will be plenty of food for everyone.
Free wellness classes continue
Roper St. Francis Families for a Healthy Heart program teaches easy ways to be healthy and active. The program is offering a series of free wellness classes to be held at Howe Hall AIMS school in Goose Creek through April.
Sessions are planned for April 11 and April 27.
Tech's free computer classes continue
The Public Computer Center at Trident Technical College's Berkeley Campus is offering the following computer courses to the public, free of charge:
• Thursday, March 21: Creating a Budget Part 2, 3 p.m.
• Saturday, March 23: Using Smart Gadgets, 11 a.m.
• Tuesday, March 26: Using Mail Merge Wizard, 3 p.m.
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All course participants will need to bring a USB flash drive to save their work.
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The Public Computer Center was funded by a U.S. Department of Commerce grant to increase broadband education, awareness, and training and access.
Jazz festival set for April
A local non-profit organization, Jenkins Orphanage, along with Palmetto Primary Care Physicians and Carolina Studios, have announced the First Annual Roots of Jazz Music Festival to benefit the orphanage.
The festival will be held on Saturday, April 13 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 3923 Azalea Drive in North Charleston.
The Jenkins Orphanage was founded in 1891 by a former slave, the Rev. Daniel Jenkins, who made it his life's mission to help and provide for children in need.
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Nigerian Emails, you gotta love 'emPosted Saturday, June 7, 2008, at 2:32 PM
The scary part about those emails from Niger is that they must be working, somewhere, somehow, else they wouldn't still be circulating all these years after Al Gore invented the internet. I've actually "taken the bait" or rather pretended to, in order to investigate how their schemes might work. But the truth is, I've never had them attempt to "set the hook", "reel me in" or any other follow up after I've replied to their pleas for help in dispersing all that "disposable" income. I guess the con-artists are a bit too savy to my sarcasm. In the text below is one such email I received on Saturday, along with one of my scripted replies. Let me know what you think, and maybe, we can come up with a scheme where we can reel in the fishermen, and feed them to us, the fish.
From: PAPADOMINIC PAPADOINIC [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2008 10:53 AM
Subject: >>JUNK>> Listen to this widow
Importance: Low
It become absolutely necessary that I contact you. I have no doubt that this will come to you as a surprises. But as times goes as you read along, you will understand me properly.
I am Reverend Papa Dominic, I am the senior pastor of the minister's of God church. I also occupy the post of FEDERAL RESERVE ACCOUNT OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA. I am contacting you in respect of a member of my ministry, Mrs.Jane Arikawe .She is the wife of LFT COL AKIN ARIKAWE. Mr. AKIN was shot to death accidentally on 15th January2007 by Nigerian police.
Since then, matter has being in the court ,2 weeks ago, the government agreed to compensates the family with the sum $4.8million dollars. Now, Mrs AKIN asked me to use my position ,on the trust she had for me to get her a neutral human,to assist her secure this money from the government.
According to tradition in Africa she will be asked to go and re-marry leaving her with nothing, While all their sweat/property will go to the biological brothers, sisters and parents just because She had no child with her late husband.
I am contacting you, without any regret that with your position, she will have no regret and will not beg ,this I am confident of. All I am pleading is your total understanding to receive this money $4.8million from the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RESERVE OIL ACCOUNT DEPOSIT here in your country so that she will come over to meet with you for your advice to investment. Please all I need is your total support, your full name and address, telephone (mobile number) and you're banking details so that my office will approve this fund on your name according to the instructions by Mrs Akin.
Note: you are expected to keep this secret at this point to avoid the kinsmen of the late husband seizing the fund from her, as all they are waiting now is for her to receive this money from the Government since she is the only person the court recognises because the federal high court also don't encourage this tradition ,it's an abomination before the creator. It must be stopped.
Be rest assures that this is risk free,I am the DIRECTOR FEDERAL RESERVE ACCOUNT who has discretionary power to approve the fund.Please you will be appreciated .I look for to your response to this email. email@example.com
Reverend Papa Dominic,
Reserve Account Director
Federal Republic Of Nigeria.
My reply:
I am so excited and very much would like to help any way I can Reverend. It is amazing how much $ you folks in Nigeria have to dispose of. We have a similar problem here in the US, so I am not sure if my bank account will hold any more, but please don't be offended, I will do my best to accommodate the grieving widow. I do know of a few homeless people that could help you out, but they do not have a bank account, and I doubt if they will open one up. They are so selfish that way, not having any responsibilities, cares, or worries, but I will do my best to persuade them, but I'm afraid they would never be able to dispose of that kind of wealth and trying to do so might ruin their lifestyles. May I suggest a charitable organization like the Red Cross, Humane Society, American Cancer Society, etc.
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I got a very good endorphin-generating belly laugh from this very creative posting......................
-- Posted by Johnny Yuma on Sun, Jun 8, 2008, at 3:41 AM
How About:
Reverend Papa Dominic
I am thanking you for your business communication to me. Here in America, business opportunities of this good kind are not easy to come by and I would like being a fool to let such a deal pass on. Before such a transaction could be made possible, however, I would need you to do me a favor to help me get started. Since I do not have enough money to start a bank account, the necessity would be this. I will send you a cashier's check (and I am trusting you because you are obviously a good person to see me reply) for $5,000US. You must cash this cashier's check to your account and send me $3,000US to open a bank account here in American. As a generosity to you for being such a kind person, please keep the remaining balance of $2,000US for your troubles. Please be so kind as to send an address in which to mail the check. I am also willing to have a friend directly wire the money into your account if you send me your account number and bank routing number. He cannot give the money directly to me because of religious reasons I'm sure you understand.
Your friend and future business partner,
-- Posted by neildoolin on Sun, Jun 8, 2008, at 4:23 AM
you should translate your response to an african language, then have a free auto translator translate it back poorly to english and send it to him.
-- Posted by jonboon on Sun, Jun 8, 2008, at 8:16 PM
I like Neil's suggestion, but, I think these people are just slightly smarter than the people who actually fall for these scams.
-- Posted by Just Amazing on Thu, Jun 19, 2008, at 11:20 AM
nigerians think all american are stupid.
these people are on all of the friends sites like my space,yearbook ,tagged and perfspot.they have more scams to get money than anyone realizes.i,ve heard alot of them but ever now and then i heard of a new.please folks do not trust these people even if it sounds good.they will get you in trouble and don't care.check out the FBI website there is a section just for nigerian scams.
-- Posted by ran66 on Fri, Jul 4, 2008, at 8:32 PM
I recieved one a few weeks ago that truly made me mad..a person claiming to be a sargent in the us army stationed in bagdad claimed to have found money in one of sadams castles and needed help with it. ha!! I am a military .com member and looked up his name and he does not exist.. i was not surprised.. My son was in bagdad when the war first broke loose and HE was with the troops that broke into bagdad and toppled sadams regime..not once, but twice.. so i was offended by this person. COWARD!!!! please people??? do not fall for this kind of garbage in search of a better life.."If it looks like a duck,it probably is!"
-- Posted by wkdstpmom on Thu, Jul 31, 2008, at 5:37 PM
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