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A sense of time and place: Bothell's story on film
by Bronwyn Wilson
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Through the eye of a camera lens, viewers slide down a logging flume. In another scene, they're offered a view of Bothell's old brick road at ground level. The camera walks viewers through a pioneer family's house and puts them within inches of a moving paddle wheel on a riverboat. It also pans forests from all angles, from an overhead aerial view to a straight shot looking up into tree branches separated by glinting sunlight. The man behind the creative film work is Gray Warriner. He and his camera have documented Bothell's history in a movie called, A Sense of Time and Place.
In coordination with the film's narrator, Janet Ray, Warriner's camera tells Bothell's story. As an example, the beginning of the movie opens with a black and white still shot of the Cooperative Mercantile Company open for business on a downtown Bothell corner. A flatbed truck and an old car are parked out front. After a few seconds, the picture dissolves. The same downtown location reappears, with one difference. It's the same building in the exact location, but the new scene shows what the building looks like today with color and action added. Now home to a new business, the modernized building has had a cosmetic make-over. Present-day cars cruise by it, instead of the vehicles of yesteryear. This is just one example of how the video moves its viewers from the past to the present. "We did a lot of shooting of archival photos," says Dale Marston, Warriner's wife who helped produce the video. She says the feel of "then and now" comes through as old photos dissolve on screen and reappear in the present.
Marston and Warriner own Camera One of Seattle, the production company that the City of Bothell hired to produce the film. The company specializes in national park films, but also does a lot of Northwest historical pieces. In addition, Camera One works for Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox, shooting opening sequences for shows like X-Files and National Geographic Explorer.
In order to take viewers through Bothell's history, Warriner employed various techniques, such as slow-pace to fast pace, black and white to vibrant color, vintage footage to new footage. Warriner explains that he shot some of the film in color, then erased the color and added dirt specks for an oldtime film reel look. "We added a computer generated scratch track," Warriner says. "It scratches and jerks to make it look like old film."
In contrast, there's also state-of-the art footage, including an industry and development scene illustrating progress in accelerated motion like seen in a Charlie Chaplin movie. Period music highlights the scenes and adds entertainment to the video's education element.
Warriner says that filming the history of Bothell has enlightened him about the town's roots. "I go back to Bothell now and say, 'yeah, this is where the old mill was." He goes on to say, "It's a story you don't think about until it's presented to you. Then you start looking at things in a different way."
He also hopes that viewers will take away a message from the film ... that old places have value and landmarks help to define a place. He says that Bothell is special for its city parks, old buildings and the Bothell Landing. He adds that these are the places that define the old core of town. Says Warriner, "Even though Puget Sound is becoming a megalopolis, some towns like Bothell are trying to preserve the things that make them special."
Gary Hasseler, Bothell's Community Planning Manager explains how the idea to produce the video first began. "The idea goes back as far as 1995," he says, mentioning that the City has an excellent historic preservation program through the Landmark Preservation Board. "This video is an offshoot of that. The idea expanded from there with the eventual goal to hire a professional company to produce a quality product."
A $6,500 King County Special Projects grant allowed the City to hire Camera One. In the pre-production phase, Hasseler collaborated with the production company to write the movie's script. The second phase involved the collection of old photos and films. "We ran some radio ads and asked people for their old photos and stories," Hasseler says. There was quite a bit of response. Lots of people contributed, including the seniors at the Northshore Senior Center. "Some people had the old 8 mm film of the hydro-races," says Hasseler.
Also during this phase, Camera One shot a couple of staged reenactments. One involved a bank robbery. City staff and local folks volunteered to play the various parts and dress in period costume.
"We just closed off a portion of Main Street one day and Camera One came out," Hasseler recalls. In the movie, Hasseler appears as bank teller Ross Worley, firing an old shotgun after the robbers make their getaway in a Model A Ford. Hasseler mentions that the Evergreen Chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America loaned their antique vehicles and participated in the reenactment. "They had a whale of a time," he remembers.
The final and third phase of the production process focused on technical aspects, such as editing, digitizing the film, dubbing in music and adding narration.
Though money had been available for the first phase, funds were still needed to pay for the second and third phase. The Bothell City Council stepped forward and provided the funds after the Landmark Preservation Board brought the need before the Council during their annual budget presentation. The Council responded and supplied $6,000 to cover costs of stage two and $8,500 for stage three.
Hasseler says that he has received thumbs up reports from the people who have seen the film. "The response to the video has been overwhelmingly positive," he says and adds, "We're hoping it will be shown on PBS in 2002."
Currently, A Sense of Time and Place is available for checkout at Bothell City Hall and will soon be ready for checkout at the Northshore Senior Center and Bothell Library. The movie can also be seen on the BCTV government channel 21 at 9 am and 6 p.m. Says Hasseler, "Our eventual goal is to try and make copies available for the general public."
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Here's a horror story for you if you're just about to launch a blog full of pictures of your family: a mom blogger who posted a picture of her family in high resolution on her site got an e-mail from a friend in the Czech Republic recently. He'd just seen their family portrait posted across a billboard.
And, no, they aren't a family of models.
The picture, which Extraordinary Mommy writer Danielle says was used on her family's Christmas card, her private Facebook, her site and a few Ning sites, where she'd posted it in high resolution because, as she says, "Clearly, I am not a professional photographer and should have made the resolution smaller and/or watermarked the picture."
The ad is for a door-to-door food service – it directs you to a Website, and the words underneath have been translated by her friend who spotted the shot as "We will prepare and deliver your requests in two business days."
Danielle blames herself for the mistake, and she's not angry so much as creeped out by the matter. She's not even planning to stop using family photos – although she will be reducing the resolution and/or watermarking the pictures. And while she puts all the blame on herself, let's face it – it's easy to see how this happened. As a professional photographer, I try to ensure my own photos are relatively small when I upload them, but back in the early days of blogging, I didn't. I was equally clueless.
I read a lot of people who freak out about the use of kids' images on blog sites because they're afraid some pervert is going to get their kids. While it's true they might be looking at your kids to get their jollies, let's face it – they'd have the same reaction seeing your kids out on the street somewhere.
In this instance, the picture isn't put out to any more people than the mom blogger already potentially opened her family up to. Their faces aren't defaced, the photo is virtually the same. But I can't blame her for being a little creeped.
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Editor's note: This is the second in a two-part series focusing on Jefferson County Assessor Angie Banks' decision not to tax HOA common grounds.
CHARLES TOWN - Jefferson County Assessor Angie Banks made news last week when she said her office will no longer tax homeowners associations' common areas, a decision she announced after meetings with Cloverdale Heights Homeowners Association Inc. representative Nance Briscoe about the issue and double taxation concerns.
That means HOAs that aren't otherwise restricted won't be getting a separate tax bill in July for common properties such as green spaces, Banks said.
"When they are under the builder's name they are taxable, but once the builder has given up all of his rights and it has been handed over to the homeowners association, these common areas are then exempted.
Other assessors I talked with said they feel that when you purchase a lot you are also purchasing the amenities in the community that go with it," Banks said Wednesday.
Consequently some homeowners' groups - like the Tuscawilla Hills HOA - are happy they no longer have to pay the tax, said treasurer Bob Tansill, adding that this will save his community $869 annually.
"It is definitely a big help to us to no longer pay this, and we're happy for all the help we can get," Tansill said without hesitation.
But others still have questions and want to see the issue decided locally - as well as statewide - in a more uniform manner.
Briscoe, who also serves as the Eastern Panhandle Organization of Homeowners Association membership chair, said she believes Banks' action is important for several reasons.
"The issue is not the amount of assessment, it is not about the burden of proof - it is about the tax assessor knowing what property to assess tax on and what property not to assess tax on," she said.
"I had made a general assumption that the tax charged is valid because the tax assessor must follow required laws. I never expected a tax assessor would be unaware of the relative tax requirements ... for subdivisions and planned communities, HOAs. I would also have thought the state tax assessor would have a standard operating procedure available for county assessors," Briscoe said.
Those kinds of concerns are especially true for HOAs currently in litigation to address this issue, according to attorney Braun Hamstead, who has experience dealing with both homeowners and land-use questions.
He said it culminated in a 2009 appeal suit against the Jefferson County assessor and the (state) Tax Commissioner, Crystal Lake HOA v. Tax Commissioner.
In that suit, Circuit Judge David Sanders ruled Crystal Lake's "common areas were not subject to separate taxation under the clear mandate of the state statute," Hamstead said.
"However after losing that tax appeal suit, Ms. Banks kept on taxing other HOAs based on 'direction' from the state tax commissioner. So we were forced to file another expensive tax appeal, which is now pending for Blue Ridge Acres and River View Association Inc.," Hamstead said, add that he'd recently filed a motion for summary judgment in this HOA case.
Hamstead said Friday he's still unclear what impact Banks' decision may have on the Blue Ridge Acres/River View case because there's been no communication from Banks or her attorney.
It's time for this legal question to be settled once and for all, he said.
"The assessments are universally illegal, and they are apparently arbitrarily prevalent throughout the state. However the expense of an administrative appeal far exceeds the amount of most modest assessments of the HOAs. With very limited budgets, the HOAs cannot afford to do anything about it," Hamstead said.
When questioned, Berkeley County Assessor Gearl Raynes said last week he was aware of Banks' decision and plans to investigate the issue - although it won't be possible to implement it for the upcoming tax year.
Both assessors will attend the Feb. 15 meeting of the Eastern Panhandle Organization of Homeowners Associations, which will be held at the Bedington Ruritan, 3947 Williamsport Pike, Martinsburg. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. and is open to the public.
Banks, who first said she thought the Blue Ridge/River View case had been dismissed, clarified her position after speaking with legal counsel. At that time, Banks said her recent decision means neither Blue Ridge Acres nor River View HOA will get a bill for the 2012 tax year, although she's not sure what will ultimately happen due to the pending litigation.
Adding that she's sought direction over the years about this issue, Banks said the state needs to take a stand.
"Or maybe it should be the Legislature, because we need this to all be done uniformly. Obviously many assessors aren't taxing them separately," said Banks, adding that she's also researched the practice in Marion and Harrison counties as well as Pocahontas.
"At Snowshoe, they have some common areas and the assessor does not assess any of that. He said when people buy their villas or chalets, he figures all of that common property is part of it," she said.
Structures on common areas and how to value them shouldn't be a problem, since it usually contains things like mailboxes, Banks said.
River View officer and EPOHOA Vice President Neal Nilsen said he believes Cloverdale Heights is well situated now but still worries about his own HOA and is frustrated by having to go to court to get an answer.
"I am concerned that Angie Banks' decision has not yet been directed to us or our case. But I would have thought she knew this is pending and would have done a ruling in the same way for River View and Blue Ridge - just like she did for Cloverdale," Nilsen said.
"Moving forward, this has been only a ruling for HOAs in Jefferson County but it also appears from Angie Banks' statements that folks are not being taxed in other counties - so there are two places of inconsistency. While we hope this will take care of the Jefferson County situation, the big picture is with all of the HOAs across the state. Our case is with the state tax commissioner and the county assessor, so we hope this is a ruling for all HOAs in the state," he said.
State Tax Commissioner Craig Griffith could not be reached for comment Friday.
- Staff writer Jenni Vincent can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 138, or email@example.com


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Vijay Mallya's Double Life
urning tyre at Formula 1 races in Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai and Bahrain, cheering filly Set Alight at the Mumbai Derby, galloping to South Africa to watch Royal Challengers battle at the Indian Premier League (IPL). April was busier than usual for Vijay Mallya. But VT-VJM, his corporate jet that boasts of a Picasso as part of its beige and cream interiors, made it a breeze for the flamboyant booze baron.
May has proved equally busy. As the IPL winds down, the corporate jet touched down in the south of France, the playground of the rich and famous. There, the Cannes film festival that brings together the glitterati and global media provided the perfect setting for Mallya's big party.
Previously, he had held parties at Cannes on his 312-foot yacht Indian Empress or at plush seven star hotels. But there's no need for that anymore. Just a 10-minute boat ride away, on the picturesque island of Sainte Marguerite, is a $60-million villa that he owns. The black-tie event was hosted there on May 16.
Yet, in the middle of all this, Mallya has been leading a double life. He has spent the past few months negotiating for the survival of his empire. His debts have zoomed. So have his losses. The economic slowdown has made his daring bets of the boom period look like risky gambles. He must stem the losses, or even the healthier parts of his business will fall prey.
Since April, Forbes India has tried to get in touch with Mallya as well as the senior management of his group companies in Mumbai and Bangalore for this story. But the officials have been consistently travelling or too busy to respond.
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Mallya has accumulated about Rs. 14,000 crore worth of debt spread across his liquor and airline businesses through costly acquisitions of global liquor companies like Whyte and Mackay and a bleeding balance sheet courtesy Kingfisher Airlines. In an email to Forbes India just before we went to press, Mallya said the number is "grossly overstated". Refusing to answer a specific question on the debt he said, "The UB Group comprises several independent public and private companies…. Each independent company has its debt and its cash-flows and there is no case for aggregation." However, a look at the published results for six listed companies in the group reveals a total debt of Rs. 14,231 crore for Kingfisher Airlines, United Spirits (USL), UB Holding, Mangalore Chemicals, UB Engineering and United Breweries (UB).
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At the core of this battle is Kingfisher Airlines, losing cash at an alarming rate in the middle of the decade's biggest fall in passenger turnout. The debt on the airline's books is over Rs. 5,000 crore, much of it guaranteed by United Breweries Holding Ltd., the group's holding entity. As the airline's monthly losses have crossed Rs. 200 crore, Mallya has no option but to push for more corporate guarantees from his other companies. Already, UB Holding is seeking shareholder approval for doubling the limit of its corporate guarantees to Rs. 12,000 crore. Most of these will be to support loans taken for Kingfisher Airlines.
It's a pressure cooker situation inside the airline, say insiders. Four months ago, aircraft leasing company GE Commercial Aviation (GECAS) wrested back four jets it had leased to Kingfisher after the airline defaulted on lease payments. Since then, dozens of other lenders and suppliers have begun turning the screws. Among them are oil companies who have threatened to stop supplying fuel, unless Mallya settles their dues of nearly Rs. 1,000 crore.
The face of the smiling host at the French Riviera hardly showed it, but panic is spreading within the UB group. At Kingfisher, Mallya's attempt to stem the cash burn has yielded few results and the cash-burn continues this quarter. Five of the A330 aircraft that Mallya so fondly fitted with bars, bartenders and chefs are either parked at airports or flying with many empty seats. The lease rental for each of the long-haul planes is about $1 million a month (Rs. 5 crore), and they are being used to operate the airline's two international flights to London and Colombo.
If you took a peek into Mallya's second life in the past two-three months, you would see him stalking the dusty corridors of the ministries of finance and aviation in Delhi, schmoozing with junior bureaucrats that he would have otherwise never condescended to acknowledge. The purpose? To lobby for soft loans and softer terms for airline repayments plus permission for foreign airlines to invest in Indian carriers. But the policy is in a flux and his bitter rival, Naresh Goyal of Jet Airways, has managed to counter-lobby and delay a decision till now.
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Everybody knows that you are a âKing of Guts . Your Guts would help to organize an Olympics in India. I am not making fun, it is not a joke or not a dream.
You do anything, because you have the âSword of âTIPU SULTANââ.
Vijay Mallya is a corrupt Businessman and a corrupt Politician. This combination is very serious termite eating away at India's treasure. In early 1990s he borrowed from crores of General Public in the name of âMcDowell Krestâ with full backing from UB Group. He siphoned off all the money. Later he changed the name to âKrest Finleaseâ and sold it off. Thus all the people who gave their hard earned money even pension amounts to him were left in a lurch losing it all to him. He has been building his EMPIRE with this looted money. He bought all officials from bottom to top. He even made a back door entry to Govt of India.
Who will bell the cat?
If u want to become a millionaire u should start an airline business.One precondition, u should first be a billionaire .
It is just like having two child of a same father. You can't neglect one to give importance to the other.
There are so many people having money than the 14000 crore debt ridden Mallaya, one wonders what there is so much to flaunt with a debt of 14000 crores.
It's another Ramalinga Raju in the making, no doubt.
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- 'Unprecedented times' for farmers, ginners
- Greater reluctance to return to cotton
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Mid-South farmers and ginners are coping with "unprecedented times" as they try and adjust business models to high commodity prices, higher production/operating costs, and changing demands for crops, says David Blakemore, Campbell, Mo., producer/ginner/warehouseman.
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In travels to Central America and China last year, Richard Kelley, Burlison, Tenn., farmer ginner and 2010 SCGA president, says it was "an eye-opener to visit with our good customers — particularly so in China, to see how advanced they area technologically.
"They love our cotton, and they want our cotton, but they often can buy cotton closer and cheaper from other countries," says Kelley, who was another of the panelists.
"We may need to change our shipping and warehousing procedures in order to give them the quick delivery they want so they can make a quick turnaround in their processing operations."
"If we don't change and get better, our competitors will slip in and beat us to the punch.
"These are unprecedented times in terms of cotton prices and demand," Kelley notes, "and because cotton is now worth so much more and risk and liability so much greater, there are additional decisions we ginners must make in terms of insurance for cotton on gin yards.
"We will have to expand our gin storage areas in order to satisfy insurance requirements and we may need to consider transferring some of this insurance responsibility to producers.


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So yeah, 4 months since my last post. I guess I predicted fairly well the hiatus that my new job would cause. Posting will be pretty sporadic at best, and reading blogs? Let's just say I am woefully behind in everything that's going on in the crafting world and leave it at that. I barely have enough time to actually do any sewing or knitting. But if I think about that too much, it's a little depressing, so…moving on!
The dress I am forcing myself to blog about fits the overall theme of this post because it is one I started about 2 years ago. I blogged about finishing the muslin version of this Monique Dress in 2011 (see this post–oh my Alice is so little!), and cut out the pieces to make a "real version" with more expensive fabric shortly afterward. However, life got in the way, mainly in the form of finding out that I was pregnant and losing the steam to make a dress that wouldn't fit me. With nursing all last year, I wasn't able to wear dress like this either, so the cut pieces sat in the closet, neatly bundled. I thought about them often though, loving the Joel Dewberry fabric, so I recently resurrected this project.
I look quite pleased with myself, don't I? This time I added about 6 inches of length to the bottom AND added a contrasting hem band. I hope it's enough after it's washed. My last Monique dress shrunk so much that I have to wear it with leggings, as modest as I am. You'd think I'd prewash my fabric, but meh. Prewashing takes time I don't have, and I like the crispness of the factory finish to work with while cutting and sewing.
Here's a peek at the back and the invisible zipper:
Next time I will use a non-directional fabric for the hem band I think. I ended up with two obvious seams. I could have avoided one by matching the pattern when I joined the strips, but it would have been unavoidable where the band joins together at the back. It doesn't bug me too much though, and it's still the perfect dress pattern for quilting cotton.
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what a lovely dress! your fabric choices are wonderful and you look ready for spring.
The dress turned out just beautifully! Very flattering, and what a lovely dark blue print.
I'm ready for spring — dresses, sandals, all that good stuff. I'm getting to the point where I'm ready to burn my puffy down coat.
She posts!
Mind you, I can't credibly weigh in on a dressmaking post, but I wanted to be supportive of posting in general. : )
Hooray for the finished dress, it looks great (your versions tempt me more than the pattern cover). I think you are quite brave for not pre-washing.
Your dress is amazing! That is one of my favorite prints of all time. And hello! I know you've been so busy. I hope you are enjoying your job!


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The coming-of-age adventure "Alabama Moon," which made its world premiere at Birmingham's Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival in 2009, is coming back to town.
The film will begin its regular theatrical run in Birmingham theaters on Friday, March 18.
Jimmy Bennett, who played the young James T. Kirk in the 2009 "Star Trek" movie, stars as 11-year-old Moon Blake, who has spent most of his life hiding out in Alabama woods with his survivalist father. After the land is sold, Moon follows his father's dying wishes and embarks on a journey to Alaska.
The cast also includes Clint Howard as the mean-spirited constable who makes Moon's life miserable, and John Goodman as the small-town lawyer who acquires Moon's father's property.
Set in Alabama but shot in Louisiana, "Alabama Moon" is based on the debut novel by Mobile resident Watt Key, a 1992 Birmingham-Southern College graduate. Key was inspired to write his book after he lived along the Alabama River as part of an interim course at BSC.


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The Seawolves begin with their annual Green & Gold instrasquad meet on Dec. 13, while the regular season gets under way Jan. 8 and Jan. 10 against Winona State. Centenary invades for dual meets on Feb. 27 and Mar. 1, and the home campaign concludes Mar. 21 when UAA hosts the MPSF Championships for the first time in its 13 years of league membership.
"This is an extremely exciting time for our program with the opening of the Alaska Airlines Center and the chance to host MPSFs for the first time," said Stoklos, who begins his 31st year with the Seawolves this fall. "I feel our schedule is very challenging and will have us ready to peak at the end of the year."
The Seawolves will make six road appearances in 2015 – covering all four Lower 48 time zones – starting with a quad meet at the Ozone Collegiate Classic in Knoxville, Tenn., on Jan. 17. UAA will also travel to MPSF rivals Seattle Pacific (Jan. 30) and Air Force (Mar. 9), plus trips to the Harley Davidson Invitational in Milwaukee (Feb. 13), Northern Illinois (Feb. 15) and Boise State (Mar. 6).
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The Hollidaysburg Area High School girls soccer team is in excellent midseason form. But veteran coach Dave Soellner is hoping that the Lady Tigers will really hit their stride late in the season, around the time of the District 6-AAA tournament.
"We've probably been playing our best soccer of the season in the last week and a half,'' Soellner said after watching his Hollidaysburg squad dispatch Altoona, 5-1 Monday evening on the Altoona Area High School intramural field. "The players have worked very hard in the offseason, and very hard during the season, and we're right where we want to be. We want to continue to move forward.''
Hollidaysburg reached the District 6-AAA playoffs a year ago, but lost in the first round. Improving on that finish is a natural goal this year.
"Every team has to set a goal,'' Soellner said. "We're trying to set a goal, and follow that goal. We're taking one step at a time. The ultimate goal is to win the [district].''
Hollidaysburg improved to 8-2 Monday behind two goals apiece from senior center/forward Michelle Muir and senior forward Mikayla Dongell.
Dongell converted a breakaway chance for the first goal of the game 17:48 into the first half, and Muir scored just over two minutes later, at 20:01, by heading home an assist from junior Madison Aungst.
Hollidaysburg built a 4-1 lead at halftime. Aungst converted Anne Mielnik's assist at 27:27 for Hollidaysburg's third goal.
After Altoona (3-5) got on the board with a goal by Kierra Irwin at 32:30, Muir scored off a breakaway with just 1:36 left in the first half.
"We had several breakaway opportunities and some real nice passing combinations,'' Soellner said.
Muir thought that both teams played well Monday.
"Altoona is our rival, and they did a really good job of pressuring us and challenging our shots,'' Muir said. "And I thought we did a very good job of possessing the ball and working well together as a team tonight.''
Muir, Dongell, center-midfielder Allison Stubbs, and defender Nicole Day are the four seniors on Hollidaysburg's roster, and they provide the Lady Tigers with plenty of leadership.
"All four of our seniors have been playing together forever,'' Muir said. "You couldn't ask for a better group of seniors.''
Dongell completed the game's scoring ten minutes into the second half for Hollidaysburg, netting her second goal of the night on an assist from Day.
"We played against some real good teams early in the year, and pulled through,'' Dongell said. "That helped us to get our momentum going.''
Hollidaysburg also beat Altoona, 5-1 earlier this season. Altoona is a young squad that has just two seniors on its roster.
"Defensively, we had some letdowns tonight,'' Altoona coach James John said. "Those letdowns hurt us, and [Hollidaysburg] capitalized on them. We're trying to work on things like that. It's been a slow process, but it's coming along.''
Game notes: Hollidaysburg junior goalkeeper Peyton Civils made several saves and was commended by both Soeller and Muir for registering another good performance. Civils also helped Hollidaysburg win a tournament at Ligonier Valley this past Saturday. "Peyton Civils had a very nice game Monday and a very good weekend at Ligonier Valley,'' Soellner said ... The junior varsity game was played Monday night after the varsity game. Hollidaysburg's jayvees prevailed, 2-0.
Hollidaysburg4 1 - 5
Altoona1 0 - 1
First Half: 1, H-Dongell (Madara), 17:48. 2, H-Muir (Aungst), 20:01. 3, H-Aungst (Mielnik), 27:27. 4, A-irwin (unassisted), 32:30. 5, H-Muir (Benard), 38:24.
Second Half-6, H-Dongell (Day), 10:00.
Records: Hollidaysburg (8-2); Altoona (3-5).


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Football clubs seem to occupy an alternate universe when it comes to spending.
Be it squandering or saving, some sides need to rethink the way they are using their cash.
Astronomical sums were splurged over the summer months, with the Premier League alone parting ways with upwards of £630 million.
Across Europe's "big five" leagues, gross spending was up on previous records. La Liga and Serie A each had an outlay of £335 million, Ligue 1 shelled out £315 million and the Bundesliga parted with a relatively modest £230 million, as reported by Deloitte analysts.
However, in the UK, some Premier League sides shelled out less than £2 million over the summer months, when they should have been shopping for new recruits.
From the wealth of AS Monaco to spendthrift Newcastle United, we look at five clubs that need to shake up their spending. Ranked in no particular order, read on for more!
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Peter Enckelman and Jamie Langfield produced several excellent saves to ensure St Johnstone and Aberdeen remained goalless at McDiarmid Park last night.
Enckelman, the St Johnstone goalkeeper, saved brilliantly from Nick Blackman and Rob Milsom, before Langfield emulated his efforts under sustained second-half pressure from the home side, who were inspired by the recalled Peter MacDonald.
The stalemate leaves the teams locked together in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League, three points off the top six and level with Hibernian on 31 points.
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Pattinson, 24 and Stewart, 20 recently joined about two dozen other cast members for a private dinner at Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar, but seemed to only have eyes for one another.
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(12.04.2013) The Kristian Gerhard Jebsen Foundation yesterday announced the award of 36 million NOK over a six-year period to establish the
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. The Centre will be one of the largest centres of its kind internationally. It will be hosted by the University of Tromsø (UiT) with the Fridtjof Nansen Institute as national consortium partner.
The UiT/FNI partnership, with the Netherlands Institute for Law of the Sea (NILOS) also playing an important role, was deemed the strongest out of several competing bids.
FNI is looking forward to playing an active part in the development of the Centre. Research is to focus on several aspects of international law of the sea, with work organized in five packages:
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FNI will coordinate the work package on fundamental challenges for the law of the sea, and participates in several of the others.
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A Local Hero
When we think of hero's we tend to think of masked men and women flying through the sky to rid our cities of treacherous villains. But what about all the hero's with out masks that deserve the credit and lime light for their amazing jobs well done? Well, I would like to introduce a local hero by the name of Rae. A Majors-Wildman. This amazing entrepreneur is a Mentor, Business Strategy Consultant, Results Coach, Public Speaker, Founder and President of International Association of Women Entrepreneurs and Professionals, and much more!
Rae had a defining life moment that propelled her into her entrepreneurship when her son was a young child. Her son came home from daycare with bruises and from that moment Rae realized that she wanted-no deserved -the freedom to work independently and also be very involved in her child's life. Rae had suffered many tragedies herself but always remained victorious! Nothing was going to stand in her way on her path to success! She decided that if she could do all of these amazing things herself, that it was her calling to help others become successful just as she has. She graduated with Honors in Counseling Psychology and has more than 10,000 hours of coaching experience.
Rae has helped business' start from the ground up and also business' in the top Fortune 100 earning over $10 million dollars in sales. She is the Founding Associate Member of Women Speakers Association and she lives here in North San Diego! She has assisted an international business earn up to a million Euro in less than one year!
I had the great opportunity to attend one of her events and take a virtual course with Rae and it was amazing. Her nickname is the 'Velvet hammer' because she gently but firmly lets you know what you need to do in order to put yourself in the path to success. It is amazing to have a person who will be honest and upfront with you because it saves you time and is worth EVERY penny!
Rae is truly a loving and amazing person and she has opened her hearts to her clients making us her family not just business contacts or associates and that is not very easy to find! She will be hosting another workshop called the Sky Rocket Your Sales Summit that will be taking place at the DoubleTree Hilton May 4-5th. If you are interested you can click the previous link and it will direct you to the site for more information.
I believe that everyone has a calling and when you find it your life takes you to amazing heights! Rae has an amazing talent and she is helping others in a major way!
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Early last Thursday evening, as Kathy Collins and I chuckled about the impending opening of the new Batman film, a 24-year-old man in Colorado was getting dressed to go to the movie.
His wardrobe for the midnight premiere of "The Dark Knight Rises" was basic black with armor all over his body. He also reportedly had four weapons, ammunition and canisters of gas. In his helmet, gas mask and flak jacket, when he entered the theater, members of the audience thought he was part of the show.
Kathy and I were recording our weekly "What's Playing" segment that airs Fridays on Mana'o Radio. I joked about the hoopla surrounding the rollout for the much anticipated film. Scalpers were getting hundreds of dollars for tickets to the midnight openings. Rush Limbaugh was claiming that the villain's name, Bane, was Hollywood anti-Romney propaganda, even though the character had first appeared in a Batman comic book in 1993. Film critics who had given the film early lukewarm reviews were getting death threats from fans.
All the hype struck me as ample evidence of how far our culture has traveled down the get-a-life highway.
Our show aired the following day. Now the jokes have a nauseating aftertaste as I stare at last week's cover of Entertainment Weekly magazine. It was printed before the Colorado massacre, but it's dated July 20-the day of the tragedy-right above the headline, "Batman's Killer Finale" on its blood-red cover.
Several years ago, when I wrote about the mass shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado, I didn't identify the perpetrators, even though their photos were on the cover of Time Magazine. I didn't want to be part of the media bestowing that cherished mantle of our culture-celebrity-on their unconscionable acts.
Now we're a week into deja-vu. It has become a sickeningly familiar national exercise, probing the psyche of yet another previously invisible sociopath, as though some sort of "understanding" might emerge from uncovering the evil demons who live there.
It won't. All that will happen is that the demons will spread like a virus until they find another host.
Why the irresistible fascination with wanting to get inside the accused killer's head? Probably because it's easier than hearing the stories of the innocent victims killed that night. One. After another. After another.
The media have brought us images of children dying in war zones and regions of starvation elsewhere on the planet. But our killing field was a movie theater. The victims had come there excitedly, in pursuit of that most basic of American rights: to have fun.
I don't want to fall into what my friend Ron Youngblood calls "woo woo and voodoo," but it's hard to ignore that it was Batman leading us to the tragedy...again. In 2008, it had been Heath Ledger's overdose death after playing The Joker in "The Dark Knight."
Born in comic books as the weird guy with pointy ears and the cool car before becoming a parody of himself on TV, Batman-and his billionaire alter-ego, Bruce Wayne-became a moodier embodiment of darkness in director Christopher Nolan's films, proclaimed by many critics as works of genius.
I never got it. And watching "The Dark Knight Rises" the day after the Colorado tragedy felt creepier still.
It's not that it doesn't unfold on a grand scale, playing out themes of terrorism, class warfare and impending nuclear annihilation amidst the skyscrapers of a New York barely even pretending to be Gotham City. Christian Bale once again grapples with his agonizing ambivalence about putting on the suit; loyal butler Alfred (Michael Caine) frets over "Master Bruce;" Anne Hathaway is a class-conscious cat burglar scoping the domain of billionaire socialite Marion Cotillard; Joseph Gordon Levitt and Gary Oldman play good cop-bad cop; Morgan Freeman is the brains of the Wayne economic empire; and Tom Hardy wears a hideous hissing mask as the archenemy intent on leveling Gotham City with a nuclear blast.
For all the special-effects battles in the streets and skyscrapers as the nuclear clock ticks down, what Batman is, and has always, been about is loneliness.
On some level, that's what the Colorado shooter was about, too.
No wonder Warner Bros. didn't initially release opening-weekend box-office totals. Profit and loss for what Hollywood calls "fun" has just become much harder to calculate-but the reckoning is overdue.
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - Did you watch the live footage from the Penn State campus and downtown State College on Wednesday night?
Did you hear the Penn State students chanting the name of their disgraced head coach?
Joe Pa-ter-no (clap, clap, clap-clap-clap).
Joe Pa-ter-no (clap, clap, clap-clap-clap).
Did you get angry at their insensitivity, their misplaced priorities, their blind support for a man who, at the most important crossroads of his life, from every indication, looked the other way?
Me, too, maybe more than you. I was born and raised not far from that town, almost attended that school and walked that campus two months ago. It felt like home.
Until it didn't. When the adults in the room, the Penn State trustees, announced that Paterno had been fired, those students were caught on tape staging something between a riot and a pep rally.
At one point, they launched into one familiar and once honorable chant: "We are - Penn State." I couldn't believe it. I was - irate.
Any number of the alleged victims of Paterno's long-time defensive coordinator, Jerry Sandusky, the man charged with being a sexual predator of young boys, are of college age today. Those victims lost any hope of a normal life, and these students were massing and protesting because a coach that failed to put a stop to it lost his job?
How could they?
By the light of day Thursday, the answer was clear, and my anger was gone, at least at the students.
How could they worship Paterno? How could they not?
For every home game, they've camped out in a tent city known as Paternoville. Outside the stadium, they've walked past a statue of a man who continued to keep his job despite his inability to coach from the sideline because it would put his 84-year-old body in real jeopardy.
What did the entire culture of that isolated but hardly unique community teach those students?
That a football coach is worthy of a statue while he's still on the job. That a coach who stays long enough and wins enough games is bigger than the athletics director, bigger than the school president, bigger than the school itself.
Until something shocking happens, and he's not. Until he doesn't go the second mile to follow up on disturbing eyewitness information, given to him by a graduate assistant, that his former defensive coordinator was naked in the shower in the football building with a 10-year-old boy.
How powerful was Paterno? All it took to topple him was maybe the worst scandal in college football history, a monster on the loose on his watch.
The cult of the coach is one of the strongest and strangest aspects of college football. It has sects from State College to Tuscaloosa and beyond.
On Thursday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett joined the parade of powerful people holding press conferences. He offered this observation from his days as the state's attorney general: "I've seen instances where people who have power believe they are above the law."
Haven't we all? And isn't it easier to believe that when other people put a larger-than-life likeness of you up on a pedestal?
When you build a statue of a man, how much does that increase the need to prop up his image? To protect his reputation? To make sure that nothing tarnishes that very visible tribute? And, if something ugly does come up, about the coach or someone close to him, how urgent is it to make sure it doesn't come out?
Don't blame the Penn State students for drinking the Kool-aid - college football is swimming in it - but do give them credit for coming to their senses. It appears they've decided to cancel tonight's traditional Friday night pep rally despite the football significance of the Nebraska game. In its place, they plan to hold a candlelight vigil for Sandusky's alleged victims.
It's a start. Maybe they'll learn something from this experience and treat their next coach like a man, not a king. And maybe, when it matters most, he'll act like one.
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Marvel weren't screwin' around when they were teasing a new Punisher game the other day. Only a week after dropping the hints, Sony have today announced Punisher: No Mercy, a PSN game in development at little-known Hungarian devs Zen Studios. Little was revealed about the game aside from the fact it's an "arena-based multiplayer" title and that it's going to be powered by the Unreal Engine 3, but Punisher/Marvel fans, don't let that stop you from crafting some unrealistic expectations for yourselves.
The Punisher: No Mercy Coming Exclusively to PSN [PlayStaton.Blog]


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A silver Mercedes ended up at the bottom of an embankment off Interstate 5 on Wednesday morning.
The incident was one of many crashes around Northern California the day before Thanksgiving.
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I am a Strict Parent: Julia Roberts
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Published: 19th December 2013 10:51 AM
Last Updated: 19th December 2013 11:49 AM
Actress Julia Roberts insists she is a pretty strict parent to her three children.
The 46-year-old actress, who has three children, twins Hazel and Phinnaeus, nine, and son Henry, six, with husband Danny Moder, said she usually sets firm boundaries as she wants the trio to have the same principles that she and her spouse were raised with, reported Contactmusic.
"I'm pretty strict.
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