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Great for families
We stayed at the Outrigger for a week in late January and were thoroughly impressed with the quality of the condos. They are newly built (2003) and are clean and well kept. I was impressed with the daily maid service as most condo facilities only service the units once a week or for a charge. These condos are great for any families that are traveling and need minimal amenities on-site. It is very short walk to the King Shops and the pool is adequate for short swims, etc but would recommend going to the beach for extended outings.
Sufficient and adequate
We stayed at the Fairway Villas which is the one of the newer condo complexes in the Waikoloa Beach Resort area. We didn't rent thru Outrigger but thru a local company that manages a few units (Abbey). There were 8 of us and we rented 2 units side by side - they were each a 2BR/2BA plus an extra loft and were very nicely furnished by the owners. There was no daily maid service but we had a nice dishwasher and laundry appliances in the units.
Parking is a bit of a challenge during peak season. There are supposedly assigned/reserved parking but it's basically mayhem b/c people park whereever they please. We were on the 3rd floor and pleasantly surprised to find that there were elevators to help us.
We concur with all the other comments - the pool is small, cold and gives you a view of one golf course and a local shopping mall (granted a nice mall). The units are well constructed - you can't really hear noise from adjoining units. The one thing to be wary of is that the lawnmowing/groundskeeping crews are up at 5AM so if you are next to a putting green, beware.
It's easy to "sneak" into the Hilton and the Marriott to spend time at their pools and beaches. But there are far better beaches further north. It's just if you want a better pool experience. Dining and shopping is abundant in this neighborhood. And the golf is good as well.
In general, if you are self sufficient, then this location and accommodation should more than do the trick, especially if you get the right unit.
Average overall
Don't expect a full service facility. These are condos run by a management company. If you encounter service issues they do the minimal amount, if at all, to assist you. Cleaning service is minimal, and in fact they don't vacuum the rooms daily and if someone parks in your designated spot, management will not do anything about it. Oh and late check out is 1pm. Anything beyond that is an extra day charge (we had to pay approx $165), so think about that when booking your return flights - those later evening departures can be a little tricky. Views of the golf course are nice, and if you have a balcony facing the South, the view of Mauna Kea at Sunrise is nice. The area can be very windy, but just down the road 2 miles or so towards Kona there is a State Beach park, Kehaka Kai, or next to the Four Seasons, that has great weather. Don't expect to use the neighboring Marriott or Hyatt for free because the pool at the Villas is small (and not heated) (neighboring hotels charge approx $75-80) for day use. Grounds are nicely kept and there's a BBQ area near the pool that we observed was used by other guests quite frequently. They don't stock the kitchen at all, except for glasses, dishes, a few utinsils and a pot, a pan, and one dishtowel, so plan a run to Costco, WalMart, or Safeway in Kona for supplies (including salt and pepper) if you plan to use the kitchen. For the price I'd say it was ok, but wouldn't go back.
Loved the outrigger fairway villas
Checking into the villas was easy. We were extremely happy with the accomodations of the condo. The decor was beautiful. Stainless steal appliances. The kitchen had everything we needed in order to cook meals indoors. Restaraunts were very close by. I suggest making reservations at Roys upon arrival. Roys is popular and hard to get in without reservations. The pool was nice. However, I think Outrigger should negotiate with the nearby hotels for customer access to their pool facilities. It would be a win/win. The hotels would make money on food/drinks purchased. I was disappointed with the workout facilities. The treadmill was really old and made loud noises. The bike was old and not very user friendly. Outrigger should invest in a few new workout machines. All in all, I highly recommend the Outrigger Fairway Villas. It was very peaceful and romantic. A great place for families to visit.
Great experience here
My family of 6 travels a lot and we have stayed in a lot of places. This was one of the nicest places we have stayed. Somehow we lucked out and got a 3 bedroom end unit (had to be at least 1200+ SQ FT) instead of one of the 2 bedroom interior units that we had reserved. Talking to folks around the BBQ's at night, it sounded like that was a common occurance during the week in August that we were there. We also heard that the 2 BR units are significantly smaller. The golf course views are great, the Kings Shops are close enough to walk to, yet generated very little noise. A very interesting petroglyph field was right next to the resort and I enjoyed walking through it in the mornings and taking pictures. The furnishings were very upscale for a rental condo, especially the kitchen and appliances (Granite and GE Profile). Kitchen stocking was pretty basic for the overall caliber of the place, though. Central AC was a very welcome (and quiet) upgrade from typical window units. We could sit out at the large table on our patio at night and listen to the little birds while watching the sunset over the large pond separating the resort from the shops. The pool is small by resort standards, but wasn't usually too crowded when we were there. The hot tub could get croweded at night as did the 3 BBQ's out by the pool. Housekeeping was ok, but we did experience an issue mentioned in another review in that they either showed up at 8 am sharp or very late in the day. The location is very nice, but if you shop with us mere mortals (that is, not at Kings Shops prices) it can be a long drive to Kona. Recommendation if you are a large party staying here - shop at the Costco in Kona for groceries when you get in from the airport and then drive up. I was amazed that their prices were almost the same as they are at home. The pool at the Marriott (where you have priveldges) was a little more interesting with a small water slide that was open off and on, but much more crowded. We loved this place and would look forward to staying here again. The only issue would be if I was willing to pay the significant upcharge to reserve a 3 bedroom or if we would be just as happy in a 2 BR unit.
Less Than Impressed
We spent 10 days at the Fairway Villas at the beginning of July 2004 and were less than impressed w/the facility, the management and especially the maid service and the pool.
Our large 3 bedroom/3 bathroom unit was basically clean when we arrived however the carpet in the ground floor bedroom was badly stained. It was nicely (altho sparsely) furnished.
The kitchen was NOT well supplied, however! There were few bowls and to make a salad we used the dutch oven. We felt the cooking supplies and utensils were at an absolute minimum level.
The maids never cleaned our room at a reasonable time-- one day they didn't come until after 7 p.m. despite calls to housekeeping 2 days in a row! When they did come all they did was to change the towels and spread up the beds (altho sometimes they didn't even do that!).
The pool was GROSSLY inadequate for the size of this complex! Don't be deceived by the pictures on the 'net--- it is SMALL! There are also only 10-12 chaise lounges which were always in use whenever we checked. If we wanted to do any sunbathing or swimming we had to go to The Marriott.
We called the management several times about various problems-- the phone didn't work right when we arrived and we also called about the maid service. They were condescending to the point of rudeness and promised things would improve and then didn't follow thru.
We have stayed in many, many condos and cottages here in the US, Europe and Canada and have never had one that was so ill supplied. For the amount of money we were paying, we thought we would get something very luxurious and well equipped but this place is not!
We will not be staying here again unless we can be assured that the problems w/the management and the complex have been addressed.
Great Escape!
My husband and I stayed at the Outrigger Fairway Villas for our honeymoon (March 29-April 4 2004). This was our first time in Hawaii. We loved our stay so much that we considered purchasing a unit! We stayed in unit D4 and had a gorgeous view of the golf course. Although we are not golfers, it was fun to watch others play from our unit. The location of FV is very quaint, yet convenient. Waikoloa is about 25 miles from Kona, so having the Kings Shops nearby was a plus especially when we ran out of a food/drug items. Being in Waikoloa also made us feel like we were on a remote pristine island. Kona is a little more commercialized so staying at the resort made it really feel like a vacation! It is so quiet (especially at night) that you are almost embarrassed to walk with flip-flops on! We LOVED our unit's amenities. It felt almost like home. Although not a full scale maid service, the cleaning staff did a wonderful job with keeping it clean enough for us to do a moderate amount of cleaning but still feel like you are on vacation. Upon arrival, our unit did not have a blender, which was stated on the internet. After one call to the front desk, the cleaning staff brought it to our door. Our unit was moderately decorated with a tropical/Hawaiian motif. The King bed was awesome. My husband and I could hardly get out of it! We had an awesome honeymoon. Be prepared to pay more for EVERYTHING (gas, groceries at Walmart/Safeway, and restaurants).
We only had a few complaints. 1) Be sure to stay on the first floor for the awesome opportunity to walk out on your Lanai and on to the golf course (for us). The flip side is to NOT stay on the first floor because if anyone is upstairs (especially a family) you will hear them walking and running whenever they are in their unit. We complained to Management and were blackballed afterwards. 2) We were interested in talking to the Manager Kris Nickelson about the noise upstairs but also about purchasing a condo. Kris shunned us and treated us like second-class citizens! He did not even have the aloha spirit nor the decency to come out of the glass office and talk to us, although we could see him clearly from where we were standing. Instead, he sent his assistant out to tell us to talk to assistant General Manager Dale Verkaaik. She was very nice, personable and gracious enough to listen to our concerns about the noise as well as our consideration in purchasing a property. In fact SHE should be in charge and not KRIS. 3) Lastly, the Wednesday Luau at the Marriott was disappointing as it was inside due to threatening rain. The entertainment and dance was mediocre but the food was great. We went to Kona Coast Resort to listen to a time-share presentation .... we wish we would have done that sooner because they gave us a discount card for all other tours on the island!
Despite staying up at night and listening to folks run/walk above you and being shunned by the the General Manager of Outrigger Fairway Villas, we would definitely stay again. We visited the Hilton, the Fairmont Orchid and of course walked to the Marriott. They are all nice hotels, but not as new and clean. And, considering the price of eating out, you would want to stay at FV so you can cook and cut cost! The Front desk Marriott staff was also gracious enough to let us check out at a later hour due to our late plane departure.
Again, we LOVED Hawaii and look forward to returning in the near future!
Very impressed
Impressed with how new and clean the condo was. NIcely appointed. Great view. Air conditioning worked great. Pool and hot tub were clean and close to our condo. Central location great. Walking distance to Kings Shops. Merrimans restaurant in the Kings Shops was fantastic. We stayed in unit G24 and would request it again. Kitchen well stocked. Dishses and utensils clean and new. Everything you will need. When you stay at the Fairway Villas you have access to Marriott. The Marriott pool was not too impressive...the pool at the villas was smaller, but much cleaner and warmer. Hot tub much nicer too. Don't bother going to the Marriott for anything. Overall...this was a great place to stay for a very good price..would stay here again.
Extremely Nice Facility
We just returned from a week's stay at the Outrigger Fairway Villas. We found the 2 bedroom/2 bath unit to be extremely nicely furnished and very clean with daily maid service and air conditioning ( a must while we were there). All units have a lanai with golf course and/or lake view. Guests can use the facilities of the Marriott Waikoloa; however, the units have a lovely pool and hot tub which were not busy. They are within easy walking distance of the Kings Shops where you will have access to shops, a general store and fast food as well as upscale dining. We were allowed a late (6 pm) check out at no additional charge as we had a late flight out of Kona. We could not have been more pleased with this property.
Outrigger Fairways Villas
Just completed a stay at the Outrigger Fairway Villas. We were extremely pleased with this condo property located near the Marriott Waikoloa and the Hilton Waikoloa Village Resorts. The unit was an air conditioned two bedroom 2 bath unit, extremely clean, nicely furnished with daily maid service. All units have a lanai overlooking the golf course and/or a small lake. The condos are within easy walking distance of the Kings Shops where you can find a general store and several fast food as well as other restaurants and shops. A shuttle bus leaves from the shops to the resort hotels. Guest of the Outrigger Fairways can use the facilities of the Marriott property although the units have a very nice pool and hot tub within the complex. The units are about a 20 minute drive from the Kona airport- would definitely stay again!
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Jonathan Gould
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|Full name
|Jonathan Alan Gould
|Date of birth
|18 July 1968
|Place of birth
|Paddington, England
|6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
|Playing position
|Club information
Current team
|West Bromwich Albion
(Goalkeeping coach)
|Senior career*
|Napier City Rovers
|Clevedon Town
|Halifax Town
|West Bromwich Albion
|Coventry City
|Bradford City
|→ Gillingham (loan)
|Preston North End
|→ Hereford United (loan)
|Bristol City
|Hawke's Bay United
|Wellington Phoenix
|National team
|Teams managed
|Hawke's Bay United
|Wellington Phoenix FC (asst. coach)
|Perth Glory (asst. coach)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
Jonathan Alan Gould (born 18 July 1968) is a former professional footballer, manager and is currently Goalkeeping coach of Premier League side West Bromwich Albion.
As a player he was a goalkeeper from 1989 until 2009 playing for numerous clubs, notably in the Premier League for Coventry City and in the Scottish Premier League for Celtic. He also played in the Football League for Halifax Town, West Bromwich Albion, Bradford City, Gillingham, Preston North End, Hereford United and Bristol City. He joined New Zealand side Hawke's Bay United as player/manager in 2006, before moving to Wellington Phoenix as player/assistant coach in 2009.
Club career[edit]
Gould is the son of former Wales manager Bobby Gould. He had a spell in New Zealand in 1989 playing for Napier City Rovers, where he won the New Zealand National Soccer League.[1] Of note, Gould could not get a game in goal for Napier City Rovers and instead played for them as an outfield player in defence.[1] He returned to Britain and played for Clevedon Town, Halifax Town and West Bromwich Albion before making his name at Coventry City for whom he played 27 games between 1992 and 1996; first under his father and later under Phil Neal. He was given a free transfer by the Sky Blues in 1996 and joined 2nd Division Bradford City on deadline day. In May 1996 he played in Bradford City's 2-0 play off final victory against Notts County at Wembley, earning the club promotion to Division One (now known as The Championship). The following season he was replaced at Bradford by Mark Schwarzer.
Celtic plucked Gould from Bradford City's reserves in August 1997[2] and he made his debut on 9 August 1997 in a 7-0 away win over Berwick Rangers in the Scottish League Cup. He quickly became one of the mainstays of the great championship winning side that prevented Rangers completing 10 in a row.[2] Gould kept 24 clean sheets in 48 appearances that season and his performance in a gruelling 1-0 win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie in March 1998 was particularly outstanding.[2] In addition to his league championship winner's medal, Gould also picked a Scottish League Cup winner's medal that season in Celtic's 3-0 win over Dundee United in November 1997.
He continued as the No 1 under the stewardship of Josef Venglos and John Barnes. During 1999–2000 Gould generally remained the first-choice goalkeeper at Parkhead despite the arrival of Dmitri Kharine, and picked up another Scottish League Cup winner's medal when Celtic defeated Aberdeen 2-0 in the final on 19 March 2000. However, despite opening the 2000-01 Treble winning season as first choice and playing in opening 13 league fixtures, Martin O'Neill signed Rab Douglas as a replacement. Douglas soon became first choice at Celtic, although Gould completed his hat-trick of Scottish League Cup winner's medals that season with Celtic's 3-0 win over Kilmarnock in the final on 18 March 2001 (Douglas was cup-tied having played for Dundee in an earlier round of the tournament). He also collected his second league championship winner's medal courtesy of his appearances earlier that season.
Despite his lack of first-team football at Celtic thereafter, Gould remained at the club for a further 3 years having been offered an extended contract by the manager, before eventually joining Preston North End on a free transfer in January 2003.
It was during this time at Preston that Gould enjoyed a renaissance in his form which resulted in a call-up into the Scotland Squad for the European Championship play-off games against Holland.[3]
At the start of the 2004–05 season Gould went on loan to Hereford United where he made 15 appearances. He then signed for Bristol City on a free transfer in 2005 but after three months was released and it was then that he decided to retire from European football.[citation needed]
After becoming a member of staff at Hawke's Bay United, Gould played occasionally for the team in the NZFC.
As recently as 30 August 2009, Gould donned the gloves again, this time for the Wellington Phoenix in their 2-0 loss away to Sydney FC. Gould was on the bench as the reserve keeper due to the club's number one, Mark Paston being unavailable due to the birth of his first child. Had he come on, he would have been the oldest player to make an A-League appearance.
International career[edit]
Gould qualified to play for Scotland on the basis that his grandparents came from Blantyre in Lanarkshire.[4] After an outstanding season at Celtic, he was called up to the international side for the 1998 World Cup but was third choice behind Jim Leighton and Neil Sullivan. After the competition he remained in the squad deputising for Sullivan and won his first cap on 9 October 1999 in a 3-0 win over Lithuania at Hampden in a qualifier tie for Euro 2000. Gould won his second and last cap a year later on 15 November 2000 in a 0-2 defeat in a friendly at Hampden against Australia.
Upon losing his first team place at Celtic to Rab Douglas, Gould drifted out of the international scene. However his form at Preston North End a couple of years later won him a recall to the squad in November 2003 for the two-legged Euro 2004 qualifier against Holland, albeit he did not actually play in either game.
Coaching & management career[edit]
In 2006 he became manager of New Zealand club Hawke's Bay United, assisted by his father Bobby Gould.[5] In 2009, he left this role to take up an assistant coaching position with Wellington Phoenix FC. After two seasons with the Phoenix both of which resulted in the club reaching the finals series, Gould left to join Perth Glory and work alongside his former Glasgow Rangers adversary Ian Ferguson. It was announced on 26 April 2012 Gould was returning to New Zealand on a two-year deal to continue his previous role as Goalkeeping Coach with the Wellington Phoenix.[6]
On 16 February 2015 Jonathan Gould joined West Bromwich Albion as their new First Team Goalkeeping coach.[7][8]
Bradford City
- Promotion Play-off Winner (1): 1996
- Scottish Premier League (2): 1997–98, 2000–01
- Scottish League Cup (3): 1998, 2000, 2001
- ^ a b Biddell, Hamish (16 February 2015). "Wellington Phoenix goalkeeping coach Jonathan Gould to join West Bromwich Albion". stuff.co.nz. Retrieved 5 December 2015.
- ^ a b c "His Greatest Game - Jonathan Gould - 1998 - Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic". The Celtic Underground. Retrieved 5 December 2015.
- ^ "Gould joins Preston". BBC Sport. 9 January 2003. Retrieved 22 December 2007.
- ^ Keevins, Hugh (27 February 2004). "I knew dad shouldn't be Wales boss when he got pelters from the Manic Street Preachers; Jon blasts FIFA over cap ruling". Daily Record. Retrieved 5 December 2015.
- ^ "Hawkes Bay Utd Squad List". Hawkes Bay United. Archived from the original on 27 September 2007. Retrieved 12 June 2007.
- ^ "Gould Returns With High Hopes". Football Federation Australia. 26 April 2012. Retrieved 28 April 2012.
- ^ Chapman, Joseph (16 February 2015). "West Brom: Jonathan Gould appointed goalkeeping coach". Birmingham Mail. Retrieved 1 August 2015.
- ^ "Gould settles into new role: Goalkeeping coach tells us about being back at The Hawthorns". WBA. 23 February 2015. Retrieved 1 August 2015.
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TAKING THE FIELD FOR THE FIRST TIME TO PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES. BUT YOU MAY NOT KNOW .. WOMEN AND GIRLS ARE MORE LIKELY TO SUFFER FROM CONCUSSIONS. WLKY'S KAREN ROBY INVESTIGATES THIS TREND AND THE REASONS BEHIND IT. THE OLD ADAGE....."SHAKE IT OFF" ISN'T HEARD AS OFTEN ON THE SIDELINES OF FIELDS AND COURTS ANYMORE. HEAD INJURIES ARE TAKEN MORE SERIOUS BY DOCTORS.. AND THEIR PATIENTS ARE OFTEN FEMALE. "i have no more balance, I get headaches a lot more easily now." 17-YEAR-OLD MAKENZIE KELLERMAN IS AMONG THE THOUSANDS OF FEMALE ATHLETES ACROSS THE COUNTRY SUFFERING FROM SPORTS-RELATED CONCUSSIONS. HER SECOND CONCUSSION IN A YEAR FORCED HER TO THE SIDELINES. MAKINZIES MOM STEPHANIE SAYS IT'S PAINFUL TO WATCH. "they make her nauseated she's dizzy and any kind of bright light and noise kills her head." IT'S THOSE TYPE OF SYMPTOMS DOCTORS ARE SEEING MORE OF IN FEMALE ATHLETES.. DR. TAD SEIFERT IS THE DIRECTOR OF THE SPORTS CONCUSSION PROGRAM FOR NORTON HEATLHCARE. HE SAYS WHEN COMPARING THE SAME OR SIMILAR SPORTS - GIRLS RECEIVE CONCUSSIONS MORE OFTEN THAN BOYS. SO THE QUESTION IS WHY? "females have weaker neck muscles when sustaining a force to the head there is more whiplash like movement of the head upon the neck. ." DR. SEIFERT SAYS HORMONES AND ANATOMY ALSO PLAY A ROLE.. AND HE SAYS YOUNGER ATHLETES ARE MORE SUSCEPTIBLE TO CONCUSSIONS. the youth brain seems to recover much more gradual manner because it's still developing." EVERY CONCUSSION.. AND RECOVERY IS DIFFERENT. SOME KIDS ARE MORE PRONE TO HEADACHES WHILE OTHERS SHOW VERY FEW SIGNS AFTER THE INITIAL FALL OR HIT. BUT DR. SEIFERT REMINDS PARENTS.. ORGANIZED SPORTS ARE BENEFICIAL AND THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL SOLUTION. "there is a risk with contact sports but also there is a risk with innactivity and it's one they have to weigh the benefits versus the risks." FOR MAKENZIE AND HER MOM - THEY'RE FOCUSED ON KEEPING HER HEADACHES AT BAY WHILE SHE TRAINS FOR THE UPCOMING SEASON. BUT IT DOESN'T COME WITHOUT CONCERN. she loves the sport so much and I hate to tell her she can't play but as a parent i'm scared for her SO HERE'S A FEW THINGS TO REMEMBER AS A COACH OR PARENT IF A PLAYER RECIEVES A HEAD INJURY. A CONCUSSION DOES NOT REQUIRE A LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. OFTEN TIMES SYMPTOMS MAY BE SUBTLE AND NOT immediately APPARENT. SIGNS INCLUDE HEADACHE, CONFUSION, DIZZINESS, NAUSEA, VOMITING AND SLURRED SPEECH. DOCTORS RECOMMEND IF A CONCUSSION IS EVER SUSPECTED IN AN ATHLETE....HE OR SHE SHOULD NOT RETURN TO A GAME OR PRACTICE UNTIL A MEDICAL EXAMINATION HAS BEEN PERFORMED. KAREN ROBY, WLKY NEWS. IF YOU WOULD LIKE MORE
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On March 1st of 2007 Dexter was appointed as a volunteer Chaplain serving the Forest Grove Police and Fire Departments and was later approved by the Board of Public Safety Chaplaincy/MPC.
The Chaplaincy welcomed Dexter Danielson as Executive Director of Public Safety Chaplaincy/MPC in December of 2002. Dexter is a long-time friend of the ministry since its inception in 1983-84.
Dexter served the Washington County Sheriff's Office for thirty-one years as a Deputy, Patrol Sergeant, and Detective. Over those years Dexter has carried a sterling reputation as a man of unquestioned integrity and Christian character in the law enforcement community.
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Dexter was involved in establishment and continuation of the peer support and critical incident stress management program within Washington County beginning in 1982, and has worked closely with the Chaplains in Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM). Dexter has received training through International Conference of Police Chaplains (ICPC) at international and regional seminars and is certified in Critical Incident Stress Management and Debriefing.
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WOODSTOWN — Scarecrows and other fall decorations lined the busy streets of the borough here, as residents came out to enjoy the Sixth Annual Woodstown Fall Festival Saturday.
The annual changing of the seasons celebration draws a large crowd because of all the festival has to offer.
"We come out every year because there is something for everyone," said Woodstown resident Deb Bianno, as she waited for her daughters Isabella, 5, and Leyla, 3, to finish decorating their pumpkins.
"They have pumpkin painting and games for the kids, there are crafts for me and my husband loves the chili contest. It's just a good family day."
For Deb's 13-year-old son Brandon, it's the music that keeps him coming to the festival every year.
"It was so funny when I was walking past the stage, our dog started to howl with the music," he said.
Across the lawn of the First Baptist Church of Woodstown, children's giggles filled the air as they made sand art, jumped in the moon bounce, and attempted to dunk participating adults into the dunk tank.
Over at the chili competition, eight chefs battled it out to capture the title of "Best Chili." The recipes ranged from traditional to specialty, with one chef even adding chocolate to her recipe.
"This recipe belonged to my great-grandfather from Texas," said Annabel Offer, matriarch of the Granny's Boys team. "We use two pieces of dark chocolate to make everything come together and give the gravy a smooth texture."
Offer admitted that she did change something from the original Chocolate Chili recipe.
"My great-grandfather would use muskrat, squirrel, whatever ran by that day," she laughed. "Now we use ground chuck."
While Offer chose to add chocolate to her chili, Raechel Suit, one half of team Back to Basics, decided to use a more common recipe.
"Nothing against the specialty chefs, but we just wanted our chili to be good old meat, beans and tomatoes," said Suit.
For those looking to enjoy something a little more sweet than spicy, numerous food vendors lined the streets selling everything from homemade kettle corn to funnel cake and fried Oreos.
As spectators, many of whom brought their pets out to the festival, walked the streets shopping and enjoying the fall weather, local musicians such as Bo Rains, Justin Read and the Rubber Souls played live on stages set up in various areas in the downtown area.
Over on North Main Street, four local wineries held tastings.
"We've got Swansea Vineyards, Auburn Road Winery, Heritage Vineyards and Bellview Winery giving tastings today, said Woodstown Fall Festival Committee member Brian Pokrzywa, who added that more than 300 people had visited the tent and the festival was still going strong.
"This is our fourth year having the wineries here and each year we come back because of the community involvement. It's all about supporting local businesses here."


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The iomega SAN does Time Machine perfectly. So it's possible.

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I didn't think Time Machine supported non OS X hosted afp shares. ĀI think I tried something similar once after setting up FSM on a Windows server. ĀThe Macs could use the afp shares for storage but not for Time Machine. ĀI think the only remote hosting you can do for Time Machine is through an Air Port Extreme, but I could be wrong.

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I was using an iomega SAN device which worked perfectly for Time Machine which worked great until I added a second drive. The SAN kept thinking there was a problem with my second drive in RAID1. And since the iomega needs to erase both drives to get RAID1 back, it's not a great situation. So I've been trying to get my FreeNAS 8.3.1 server to work with Time Machine on my Macs. The web UI makes it seem like it's point-and-click. But the unRTFM method doesn't seem to work. So I followed a few different howtos on the web with little more luck. I can make Samba/CIFS shares that show up in Finder. But nothing shows up in Time Machine.

I don't really have any data on FreeNAS yet. I've migrated everything to an external 4TB drive while I get this squared away. And I wouldn't mind being able to run other stuff on my NAS box. It's a Core i5-2500K with 32GB of RAM - way overkill for just FreeNAS and FreeNAS isn't delivering on ease-of-use.

Dipping a toe in the waters, I decided to try setting up netatalk and avahi on my Ubuntu 12.10 workstation. I followed this guide online:

http://d43.me/blog/1660/concisest-guide-to-setting-up-time-machine-server-on-ubuntu-server-12-04/

I created a /opt/tardis directory that I chmod'd 777 since I wasn't given clear instructions on how to set permissions. The share shows up in Time Machine but when I try to connect, I get an error on the Mac and then the afp daemon crashes on Ubuntu.

Anyone else have any luck with this?

-Eric

P.S. Yes, I made a post to CHUGALUG that involves three different flavors of Unix! How's that for on-topic.

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Wheat futures advanced for the first time in four sessions after Ukraine, the second-largest exporter in the former Soviet Union last year, said it will probably limit overseas sales, following Russia's restrictions on trade.
December-delivery wheat added as much as 0.9 percent to $6.8975 a bushel in Chicago before trading at $6.86 a bushel at 2:30 p.m. Singapore time.
Ukraine will likely impose an export quota of 1.5 million metric tons from Sept. 1 through Dec. 31 to cool domestic prices, Agriculture Minister Mykola Prysyazhnyuk said yesterday. Drought and wildfires in the Black Sea region have destroyed crops, sparking fears of shortages. Ukraine shipped 5 million tons in the same period last year, according to researcher ProAgro.
"It will certainly affect the global supply," Chung Yang Ker, an analyst at Phillip Futures Pte. in Singapore, said by phone today. "That's going to move the price up."
Ukraine shipped 1.1 million tons of wheat from July 1 through Aug. 16, Prysyazhnyuk said. The nation was forecast by the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Aug. 12 to export 6 million tons in the marketing year that began July 1, from 9.3 million tons a year earlier.
Russia, the world's third-largest grower in the 2009-2010 season, implemented a ban on grain exports, including wheat, from Aug. 15 through Dec. 31 after the worst drought in at least 50 years slashed production.
"Our next concern is whether other countries around the Black Sea will follow such restrictions," Ker said.
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Mountain Brook Country Club's golf course is covered with a few feet of rushing water. @TrafficMike_BHM pic.twitter.com/xyp6RW0cxj-- Dave Folk (@davefolk) April 7, 2014
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Chandalar Drive, Creekview Road and Green Park Road remain closed.
Chandalar Dr between Hwy 31 & the bridge is impassable. Use another route.-- Pelham Police Dept (@PelhamPoliceAL) April 7, 2014
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Just got back from Best Buy where I attended the Black Ops midnight launch with a bunch of close folks. I actually did end up getting the game but my primary reason for going was to get Scott Pilgrim vs The World on Blu-ray. I didn't think they would let me get the movie, or that they even got shipments beforehand, but to my delight I was able to purchase a copy along with Black Ops and Ys: Oath in Felghana. Expensive night indeed.


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Prince Charles reflected on Canada's contribution to the Second World War today before he and his wife Camilla went on a royal walkabout among hundreds of people in Halifax.
The city is their first stop in a tour of three provincial capitals that will also see them travel to P-E-I and Manitoba.
People were bundled up against chilly weather and a light mist hung over the square in front of city hall where the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall were officially welcomed.
In his first speech of the tour, Charles reflected on Canada's contribution of 500-thousand military personnel to the liberation of Europe as preparations are underway to mark the 75th anniversary of the war's start.
The royal couple flew to Pictou, Nova Scotia, this afternoon for a celebration of the area's Celtic heritage.
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Carl F. Waldman, 75, a resident of Loyalsock Township, died peacefully in his sleep on Monday, Sept. 10, 2012, at the Williamsport Home.
Carl was born in Williamsport on Nov. 11, 1936, the son of Joseph F. and Helen M. Engler Waldman.
He is a member of St. Ann Roman Catholic Church and was a graduate of the former St. Mary's High School. An avid hunter he was known to his friends as "Ace Hunter" Carl, was a fan of NASCAR and Joe Gibb Racing.
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He was a retired salesman from the Sears Roebuck & Co. department store. He was a member of the Sunnyside Hunting Club, Gesang Verin Harmonia Club, the Keystone League, the Polish Club, and a former member of the Loyalsock Township Volunteer Fire Dept. and the Williamsport Volunteer Police Force.
He was a member of the Marine Corp League and served in the Army Reserves from 1959 to 1965.
His wife of 45 years, the former Carol A. McGonnell, survives him. He is also survived by his children, Carla (Andy) Ahlberg of Manassas, Va., Michele (Edward) Miller of Odenton, Md., and Holly (Matt) Carrico of Bel Air, Md. Grandchildren surviving include Caroline, Joseph and Isaac Carl Miller; Ethan and Vivian Carrico; and Brook and Ashley Ahlberg. Carl is survived by his sisters and brothers, Sister Helen Joseph Waldman of Danville, Ann Deichmann of Metairie, La., Bernard (Mary Ann) Waldman and James F. Waldman, both of this city. He was preceded in death by his parents, and his siblings, Dorothy Waldman, Rita Hall and George Waldman.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Ann Catholic Church, 1220 Northway Road, Williamsport, on Thursday morning at 10:30 a.m. His pastor, the Rev. Paul Fontanella, will officiate. Friends may call at the Crouse Funeral Home, 133 E. Third St., Williamsport, on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in St. Boniface Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Central PA Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, 17 S. 19th St., Box 668, Camp Hill, PA 17011.


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NORTH BERGEN -- As the elation of imminent victory started to percolate at one end of the mat, opposite emotions took hold at the other end.
With the final seconds ticking off the next to last bout of the night, the reality of defeat set in for the North Bergen wrestling team. Moments later, the Bruins' 39-30 setback to Hackensack in the NJSIAA, North 1, Group 4 sectional final at North Bergen High School went final and the quest for the school's first sectional title since 1993 fell just short.
Third-seeded North Bergen (15-8), which had reached the sectional final for the first time since 2005, found itself in a 30-12 hole after nine bouts and then trailed 36-18 with just three bouts remaining.
Rick Gonzalez secured a swift pin against Michael Foca at 120 pounds, but with North Bergen's talented 132-pounder Anthony Giraldo waiting to take the mat in the final bout of the night -- with perhaps a chance to determine the final outcome.
But Hackensack's John D'Elia earned a 9-6 minor decision against Axel Urgiles in the next to last bout, clinching the Bergen County school's victory.
Hackensack (18-4), which upended top-seeded Morris Knolls in the sectional semifinals on Wednesday, grabbed hold of momentum last night with five-straight victories at 170, 182, 195, 220 and 285 pounds. With that surge, the Comets turned North Bergen's 12-9 lead into a 30-12 deficit.
Justin Barrosso kick-started the visitors with a pin against Carlos Palomino at 170 pounds, before Hackensack earned back-to-back overtime victories at 182 and 195 pounds.
"We lost two overtimes, we lost heavyweight by two," said North Bergen coach Jerry Maietta. "We didn't win a close match, and we didn't stay off our backs."
"It didn't go our way. The only thing that went our way was we won the coin toss, and I don't even know if it was such a good thing," Maietta added.
Devin Garrido gave the home squad some life with a first period pin against Connor McVey at 106 pounds, cutting the deficit to 30-18 heading into an all-important 113-pound bout. But Hackensack's Anthony Romero pinned Al Gutierrez with :53 remaining in the third period, helping the Comets book a trip to the Group 4 semifinals tomorrow morning in Toms River.
Maietta credited fifth-seeded Hackensack for its efficient night on the mat.
"(Hackensack) did their job, we didn't do our job tonight," he said. "They got pins where they needed pins. They won every close match. They did their job."
Now, the Bruins will have to refocus and prepare for the individual portion of the season, which gets underway next Friday with the District 16 tournament at North Bergen High School.
Giraldo, the state's No. 5-ranked 126-pounder, finished fifth in the state last year at 120 pounds, and will look to make it back to Atlantic City for the state championships for the third year in a row.
"We'll be off for the weekend," said Maietta. "Monday we're back to work"
Hackensack 39, North Bergen 30
138: Jeff Rivera (N) p. Christian Velasquez, 2:51
145: Amir George (H) p. Manny Dominguez, 2:28
152: James Lane (H) d. Steve Reyes, 11-7.
160: Leo Subiza (N) p. Michael Rodriguez, 5:16
170: Justin Barroso (H) p. Carlos Palomino, 0:57
182: Dan Lane (H) d. Alex De La Cruz, 5-3.
195: Goran Krasic (H) d. Hector Rosero, 7-2.
220: Brendon Faison (H) p. David Medina, 0:43
285: Myles Lesane-Hunt (H) d. Justin Gomez, 3-1.
106: Devin Garrido (N) p. Connor McVey, 1:23
113: Anthony Romero (H) p. Al Gutierrez, 5:07
120: Rick Gonzalez (N) p. Michael Foca, 0:25
126: John D'Elia (H) d. Axel Urgiles, 9-6.
132: Anthony Giraldo (N) won by forfeit.
Records: Hackensack 18-4, North Bergen 15-8.


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I know everyone kind of gravitates towards drama, that's just the way these types of boards go sometimes. I see a lot of women who are struggling and having problems with their boyfriends/husbands/etc. right now, and my heart goes out to them.
But with all the drama and negativity I never hear any GOOD stories about the men in our lives.
So ladies, what has your man been doing for you recently that makes you grateful that he's in your life?
DH has been ridiculously patient and sweet about how sick and exhausted I've been. He doesn't even say anything if he gets home from work and the house is a mess, he just jumps in and helps. It's so nice not to feel judged because I can't keep up right now.


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Firefighters saved a Wyoming house from a garage fire that broke out shortly after 10 p.m. Tuesday.
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Eighth Grade, Lesson 2: Protecting the Guatemalan Rainforest through Certification
Students explore different criteria that may be involved in forest certification and consider the benefits of certification to the Guatemalan rainforest and rainforest communities. They then create a brochure to educate family, friends, and other students about the benefits of buying certified forests products when they have the choice.
Students will describe what forest certification is.
Students will identify ways that certification can benefit the environment, the people who live in and near the forest, and the consumer.
Healthy rainforests are a critical part of the web of life. They release oxygen through their leaves, filter pollutants from the air, and help stabilize the global climate by absorbing carbon dioxide. They also provide us with valuable resources like wood, food, and medicinal plants.
Forest certification is one approach to protecting rainforests and other forests from destructive practices. It is a way to inform consumers that a particular wood, paper, or other forest product comes from a forest or a company that meets strict environmental and social standards. An independent organization evaluates the practices of the forest manager and identifies the certified product with a seal or other marking.
Consumer demand for certified products gives an incentive for retailers and manufacturers to look for certified forest suppliers. This in turn drives forest managers to use environmentally and socially sound practices that will help to ensure the long-term sustainability of the forests and the communities that depend on them.
Related Project Learning Tree Activities
- Tropical Treehouse (PreK-8 Guide)
- Understanding the Effects of Forest Uses (Forests of the World)
Part A -- Forest Certification
- Copies of student pages
- Wall-size world map
- Sample brochures (optional)
- Paper
- Colored pencils
Time Considerations
Preparation: 20 minutes
Doing the Activity: 45 minutes
Getting Ready
- Make copies of the Forest Certification student page.
Doing the Activity
- Introduce the activity by having students imagine going to the store to buy a composition notebook for school. Ask, "Which notebook would you buy if you find two that are pretty much the same, but Notebook A costs $2.49 and Notebook B costs $1.99? What factors might you consider in deciding which to buy?" List these factors on the board and have students identify those that are most important to them.
- Ask students how it might influence their choice if you knew that Notebook A was made by a company that only uses paper fiber from recycled paper or from forests that are carefully maintained, while Notebook B was made by a company that uses the cheapest paper fiber it can get, no matter the source. What if they knew that Notebook A's company pays its employees a high enough wage to support their families, while Notebook B's pays only the absolute minimum allowed by law? Point out that these examples show that our consumer choices can affect much more than just our own wallets: they can affect the health of the forest and the lives of workers, among other things. Ask, "What else might your choice of notebook affect? (List their ideas on the board.) When you are at the store, you can see the price of an item, but how would you know about these other aspects?"
- Explain that forest certification is one way for consumers to know that a particular product comes from a forest that is managed with certain environmental and social considerations in mind. Forest certification is a process where an independent organization checks out the company's forestry practices, and then puts a label on the wood or other forest product to show that the company satisfies specific requirements.
- Give students copies of the "Forest Certification Principles" student page. Read the 10 principles as a class. After making sure that students understand what each of the principles describes, have the class identify which principles emphasize the environment, which emphasize social and cultural aspects, and which emphasize businesses or economics. Point out that a particular principle may fall into more than one of these categories.
- Ask students individually to put a star next to the five principles they think are most important. Then, in small groups, have students discuss their choices and try to reach a group consensus about the top five. Ask several groups to share their top choices.
- Lead a class discussion: Which principles did most groups include in their top five? Which of these are most important for the people who live in or near the forest? Which are most important for consumers? Which are most important for the business making or selling the product? Which are most important for the forest environment? How are all the principles related to each other? What might happen if we only did what is best for the forest? For people?
Part B -- Certified Products Brochure
- Copies of student pages
- Wall-size world map
- Sample brochures (optional)
- Paper
- Colored pencils
Time Considerations
Preparation: 20 minutes or more
Doing the Activity: 45 minute session, plus time to make brochures
Getting Ready
- Make copies of the Certified Products from Guatemala and Brochure Format student pages.
- Make a sample from the student page by cutting out the Side One and Side Two illustrations, taping them back-to-back, and then folding on the dotted lines. (Optional) Collect several brochures from your community for examples.
Doing the Activity
- Ask students what they know or have heard about Guatemala. If they do not know where Guatemala is, help them find it on the world map.
Give students a copy of the "Certified Products from Guatemala" student page and have them read about how forest certification affects the Guatemalan rainforest and the people living within it. Discuss:
- What products do the people of Uaxactún get from the forest?
- How has certifying xate and wood helped the community of Uaxactún?
- How has it helped to protect the rainforest around Uaxactún?
- What are other benefits of certification? (Begin a list of the benefits on the board.)
- What might be disadvantages of certification?
- What can we do to teach our families and friends about the value of certified forest products?
- Explain that students will make brochures to inform others about forest product certification and the benefits of buying certified forest products when they have a choice. (Optional) Show a few sample brochures, and have students point some of the techniques used in them.
- Give students copies of the "Brochure Format" student page. Show them the sample you made (see Getting Ready) so that they can see how the different panels and spreads will work together when folded. Go over the suggested brochure format and encourage students to think about the most effective text and illustrations to include in their brochures. Suggest that they include some of the benefits of certification listed in step 2, and that they also address factors that influence what people buy (as explored in Part A).
- Allow time for students to complete their brochures, and then have them present the brochures to family members and peers. Follow up by asking students how effective they thought their brochures were and how they might improve them.
Check with local florists or wholesale flower distributors to find out when and where xate (also known as jade palm or fishtail palm) is available in your area. Find out how much it costs and whether it is known to be forest certified. If possible, get some sample fronds for students to observe first-hand.
Invite a guest to speak with the class about certified forest products available in your community. Help students brainstorm a list of questions to ask your guest, such as:
- What certified products does your company offer?
- Where do the products come from?
- Who certifies the products?
- Do you prefer one certification program over another?
- How do certified products benefit the consumer or our community?
- Does certification have any downsides or shortcomings?
The Rainforest Alliance curricula is unique in that it teaches language arts, math, science, social studies and the arts while addressing the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for English language arts and mathematics, and the Next Generation Science Standards. Our multidisciplinary curricula present information on forests, biodiversity, local communities and sustainable practices. Lessons provide a global perspective on the importance of protecting the world's natural resources, locally and globally, while giving students opportunities for direct action.
To help teachers seamlessly integrate our resources into their lesson plans, we have correlated our kindergarten through 8th grade and climate curriculum guides to the Common Core State Standards for both English language arts and mathematics, as well as the Next Generation Science Standards. Please feel free to use these correlations to help guide you through these lessons, as well to help you identify extensions and adaptations to advance your work.
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Assessment Opportunity
Use students' brochures to assess their learning about forest product certification and its benefits.
Slideshow [PDF] about Guatemala developed by the Rainforest Alliance.
Online photo scrapbook of children living in the Maya Biosphere Reserve.
Report - Impact of Forest Stewardship Council Certification on Deforestation and the Incidence of Wildfires in the Maya Biosphere Reserve by David Hughell and Rebecca Butterfield (2008).


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You don't miss what you never had: Pilgrim Park School Air Conditioning, UPDATE
We are told Elmbrook's Pilgrim Park Middle School is in need of a new heating system. The board has been discussing this replacement for about a year. Bids are starting to come in now. The big question is: do we add air conditioning or not to the new system? They might decide that question tomorrow at the March 24th board meeting.
Installing air conditioning is expensive in an institutional setting. To prevent sweating or condensation on the supply lines requires insulating the cold supply piping. The insulation is needed to prevent mold from growing inside the walls. Air conditioning also adds more operation costs, both in water use and electricity consumption.
President Obama is adamant about adding a Cap and Trade tax system to our energy industry. That means if your present electricity supply comes from coal fired power plants (the type that produce more CO2), these power plants must pay a carbon tax or purchase a carbon credit from a nuclear power plant that does produce green power. These credit costs or taxes will be passed onto the consumer. That is US! Wisconsin's power plants are mostly coal fired, non-green, carbon producer types; Illinois has more green or nuclear powered plants. So Wisconsin consumers will be paying carbon credit taxes to Illinois' nuclear power plants! Bottom line, we pay more for our electricity.
It is estimated that Cap and Trade will add between $1,500 to $3,000 a year to a residential user's costs. Some experts speculate it could be more. Imagine the expense to an institutional user such as a school system? According to Elmbrook's 2008-09 budget figures, Pilgrim Park's proposed electric estimate was $60,103 for the year. I'm thinking that adding a Cap and Trade "tax" might result in an additional $40,000 to $60,000 to that budget figure for present usage.
Do we really want to increase Elmbrook's electricity consumption by adding air conditioning?
Remember, the Elmbrook School District is looking for places to save $1.5 - $2 million dollars a year. Some saving ideas mentioned were to increase class sizes, close a school, add back 4K, etc.
Last summer, board member Gary Jones suggested that if the district was looking for places to save money, they might consider NOT adding air conditioning to the High Schools. I don't think that statement was prompted by Cap and Trade but just the cost of installing and running air conditioning with the typical electric rate increases. (Add Cap and Trade taxes to those yearly rate increases and air conditioning is really a budget buster.) Here are my notes on what Gary Jones spoke about at that board meeting--my emphasis:
At some point, I'm going to recommend we not even think about putting in air conditioning in these buildings (high schools). I know we said we would, I think it would be easier to renege on that promise now and say we're not going to be able to afford to run it, even if we put it in there. We're not going to have the money to turn that air conditioning on once we've got it. I think we need to think about that and make that decision now before we spend $2 million.
(Meg said something about how they discussed that during the facility schematic planning stage, then Gary spoke again.)
I'm willing to suggest that I'm willing to lose, and I suspect I will...I won't ever say I told you so when 2 years from now we can't turn them on because we can't afford the utility rates. Dave Ross mentioned doubling gas prices for next winter. He didn't mention electricity rates doubling, but why wouldn't they?
I think Gary Jones is right, and his cost concerns were before the added possible expense of Cap and Trade taxes.
In your family's budget, if you are looking at your spending and need to make $1,500 to $2,000 in cuts, is it wise to take on another new expense? Or, do you keep costs down by trying to be as efficient as possible within your present expenditures?
I try to stick within my present budget footprint: No free puppies, no free installation of Cable or Satellite TV, no new magazine subscriptions, no book of the month club, etc. All of these items might be nice, but they all require additional spending to maintain. Since I did not have them before, I reason I won't miss them too much by not considering them now.
Yes, we do have air conditioning at home, but we are using it less and less because of our high WE Energies bills. The operating costs go up every year, even though we have reduced consumption. (We now save our air conditioning use for those unbearable, sultry, summer days of July and August.)
If you had the choice of having your Elmbrook student have a larger class size to save money or endure a few warm days of school at the beginning or end of the school year, wouldn't the few days of unpleasantness be better than a year of crowding? Besides, if a classroom is particularly warm, adding exhaust fans, ceiling fans, or windows that open well are lower cost alternatives to energy hogging air conditioning. (Scheduling fewer early release days during the year would shorten up the school schedule, thus avoiding warmer temperature days of late August and early June.)
Let the board know what your thoughts are on air conditioning in general and Pilgrim Park in specific. You can contact the entire board by emailing to email@example.com
UPDATE: I emailed Cindy Frey, Elmbrook's Communications Assistant, "
I understand that no action was taken on Pilgrim regarding HVAC
replacement. Do you have any details from the minutes?" She replied, "
Yes, there was no action taken on Pilgrim regarding HVAC replacement.
The board has requested additional information." So for the time being,
the measure is on hold.
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(April 8, 2013) REACH for Community Health, the community education arm of
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Board-certified dermatologist Victoria R. Cavalli, MD, and dermatology physician assistant Amy Gumprecht, PA-C, will conduct the screenings for skin cancers including malignant melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. Free information about skin cancer will be available.
The clinic does not provide a complete body check, but instead is intended to check worrisome lesions. The incidence of skin cancer has increased in recent years, with more than two million cases of non-melanoma skin cancer annually, according to the American Cancer Society. The incidence of malignant melanoma, the potentially lethal form of skin cancer, has increased significantly since 1980.
Skin cancer risk can be decreased by minimizing exposure to the sun between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. -- the so-called 'red zone' -- when the sun's rays are most intense
Recommendations include wearing a hat that protects the scalp and face, clothing that protects the trunk and shoulders, and sunglasses with UV protection. Sunscreen with an SPF (sun protection factor) of at least 30 should be applied to all exposed areas prior to significant exposure to the sun
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Multiple injuries have been reported in a shooting at a Texas college campus, an official says.
At least one person is in custody in connection with the Lone Star College campus shooting in Houston.
Authorities think there could potentially be a second shooter, said the law enforcement official.
The Houston-area community college is on lockdown.
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Berkeley Electric Cooperative has had reports from the Cross area that individuals are claiming to work for BEC and telling members that their meter base is damaged and needs to be repaired before power can be restored.
They are then offering to fix the damaged meter base for a fee.
Please be advised that these are not cooperative employees and under no circumstances will Berkeley Electric employees be taking payments for any type of repairs in the field, according to a statement on the BEC Facebook page.
Please contact the cooperative at 761-8200 immediately if you are approached by these persons.
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