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Total Air Pollution Control Pty Ltd. (TAPC)
4 Prince of Wales Avenue, Unanderra , NSW |2526 Australia
Total Air Pollution Control Pty Ltd. (TAPC) is an Australian company of the Environmental Group Ltd, providing all air pollution control services. At TAPC we offer a the most comprehensive set of environmental solutions, addressing multiple areas of your process. We have incorporated over 5 decades of experience into World's best technologies for chemical scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators and fabric filtration. Let TAPC work with you to reduce your emissions and improve your overall profitability. TAPC specialises in developing and implementing new and innovative solutions to old problems in air pollution control.
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What we do
Directly along the same lines as BHA internationally, TAPC specialises in developing and implementing new and innovative solutions to old problems in dust filtration. We sell parts and services for all makes of electrostatic precipitator and bagfilter currently in operation in Australasia as well as building new advanced collection systems.
TAPC supplies parts, engineered systems, and troubleshooting services for fabric filter dust collection (baghouse) equipment used in many industries, including cement, metals, hot mix asphalt, incinerators, chemical, food, and carbon black. The BHA filter bag manufacturing plant in Slater, Missouri is the largest filter bag manufacturing facility in the world.
TAPC has also established itself as the leader in Australasia of products and services to enhance the performance of electrostatic precipitators. We offer high quality mechanical parts for all makes of precipitators (Flakt, Lurgi, Joy, Research Cottrell, FLS, Lodge Cottrell etc.), along with BHA controls and electronics that incorporate industry-leading technology.
In addition to to this we also provide expert services including:
- detailed inspections
- maintenance planning
- supervision
- troubleshooting
- conversions
- design and installation to suit any application to meet your requirements
Mission Statement
Our mission is to be the best in the world at providing high value products, services, and technical expertise that enhance our customers' industrial air filtration systems.
We believe that these three words illustrate the three reasons why our company is strong today and will continue to grow. These are the three rings that encompass our logo.
Quality is paramount. Without it we let ourselves and our customers down. Quality is what people remember. Quality not only relates to products and services but also to the quality of our communications and relationships with our customers. We are known for our ability to go the extra mile for our customers. Quality permeates every level of our company.
Innovation and fresh ideas are what allow us to continue to grow. Without a steady progression of technology we will not be able to allow our customers to achieve ever improving results. We stay ahead of our competitors by being better and having better products. Just because its always been done a certain way doesn't mean that it can't be improved upon.
Experience and knowledge allow us to understand our customers problems from many angles. Our experience across the span of Australiasian industry is second to none. We have had experience with virtually every industry and every type of dust collection equipment on the market today. This gives us the ability to know what works and what doesn't. It also allows us to come up with new innovations.
Model Max-9 - Electrostatic Fabric Filter
Max-9 is a dust collection technology that combines Discharge Electrodes and Fabric Filters in the same casing to provide Maximum efficiency (99.999+%) and maximum airflows.
Collecting System Rapping - Hammer shaft
The Flakt-style collecting system hammer shaft mechanism is driven by a geared motor mounted on the outside wall. The hammer shaft is very similar to the high voltage system hammer shaft. A series of circular headed hammers are orientated along a shaft. Each successive hammer is at a slightly different angle to the previous one. As the shaft is rotated a hammer falls and strikes the anvil at the end of the shock bar. This impact shakes the plates ...
Bagfilter Maintenance
In many cases your filtration plant will be one of your more expensive plant items and also one of the most critical. If it's not working properly you run the risk of loosing production or - even worse - being shut down. We have skilled crews and highly trained supervisors to maintain your dust collection system at its best. Our people will work quickly and efficiently to identify and correct any problems within your system - from changing bags to ...
Inspections & Audits
Our expert technicians are specially trained in the evaluation of existing ventilation and process equipment to determine what changes are needed in order to maximize filtration efficiency, lower maintenance, and extend equipment life. This is an engineering design evaluation that focuses on your ventilation volumes, hooding, ductwork, collector, and fan. Budgetary investment values on recommended equipment may be included depending on the process and ...
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The offices of Array Health Care Facilities Solutions are arranged much like the hospitals they've helped design over the years.
Unlike many architecture and design firms that work on everything from schools and offices to hospitals, the Pennsylvania firm is a specialist in the field: They exclusively work with and design health care facilities.
The firm recently worked on Capital Health-Hopewell, the sprawling campus and new headquarters for the health care system, partnering with national architecture firm HKS Architects. It wasn't the first time Array had worked with Capital Health: The firm, known as BLM Architects until 2004, has completed renovation and strategic planning projects for the system's Regional and Mercer campuses for over almost 30 years.
In fact, Capital Health was one of their first "big" clients, said Sherri Bowman, a principal and chief marketing officer at the King of Prussia-based firm.
"We visit those facilities now, and we can remember having redone them back in the 1980's and 1990's," Bowman said. "You can see the evolution of health care, and our particular brand of health care design."
In the firm's "blue" and "yellow" studios, architects and designers are arranged by their specialty. Some designers know the different components of hospitals, others focus on pieces of medical technology and how they fit into the surrounding environment.
"Much like a hospital works — multidisciplinary, and you get different specialists coming to check in — we bring those specialists around on our projects," said Bowman.
Bowman and Array CEO and President Carl Davis sat down with The Times in September for a talk about what designers take into account when drawing up plans for a hospital, what makes health care design stand out from the rest, and how the firm deals with the rapidly advancing technologies in the health care world.
"The only constant thing about health care is change," Davis said.
Among the ways Capital Health-Hopewell stands out are the different features — the waterfalls, the spa, the garden and the bistro for example. Why do you put those things in a hospital? What do they add?
BOWMAN: Evidence-based design parallels evidence-based medicine: You select protocols based on evidence. One of the early success stories of evidence-based design was the concept of positive distraction. If a patient had a view of a window or artwork, they got better days earlier. Throughout the hospital, we have positive distractions. Every patient floor has a gas fireplace, giving people a place to gather that may not be right in the room. Recognizing that and strategically and thoughtfully placing those in the design is important.
DAVIS: And it's not just patients. It's also their families. Part of the process is to make sure that family members are de-stressed or comfortable because it's proven that they accelerate the healing process.
At Capital Health Hopewell, all patients have their own rooms. Is that unheard of in most hospitals, or is it something more industry-wide?
BOWMAN: It's a code requirement now. Any new hospital being built has to have private patient rooms. What Capital features that is different from some other hospitals is they have private emergency department rooms and separate pediatric and adult rooms that are designed differently. The interesting thing about this project and working with Capital is that we're both at their Hopewell site and their Regional Medical Center site. They're in the process of updating and renovating all of the rooms there, where you don't have the luxury of building a new building. What we're doing is going back and retrofitting double-bedded rooms into single patient rooms.
When looking at a hospital, how far do the designers go? Why is there emphasis placed on little things, such as fabric or flooring materials?
DAVIS: It's not only patient experience or family experience, sometimes it's to minimize infection or for maintenance. A significant rationale on the material used on the floors is how easy it is to maintain them, and some fabrics we select are chosen because of how bacteria can sit on them.
BOWMAN: A lot of hospitals have focus groups on different services. We bring in different chemotherapy infusion chairs and get input from people who use them. They may want control over certain things, like light, sound and positive distraction, and some want to be together while others want to get treatment alone.
DAVIS: Focusing on those details also gets the staff involved. If we can create a room that reduces the footsteps for the staff between the sink and the patient bed, that's huge if you think about the number of times a nurse throughout the course of a year does that.
Do you see Array as a member of a health care field, or is it part of the architectural world?
DAVIS: I think we have a foot in both worlds. Our designers have to know the purpose the function of every piece of equipment that is placed in that facility, more than just pulling up a picture from a catalog. They have to know exactly when a doctor or patient uses it, how they walk around the equipment and how it moves from room to room. You really have to have a foot in both markets.
How do you accommodate advancing technology from a design perspective, and how do you design a hospital to keep it from becoming outdated?
DAVIS: You try to accommodate obsolescence just in terms of building function, but you're also trying to plan and provide flexibility of the space even within a short period of time. You may design a room that meets one program, but by the time the hospital is opened, that program may be completely different. You can't develop expertise overnight. That only comes from years and years of designing health care spaces.
BOWMAN: It's not going to stay the same, and you look at that from a micro and a macro level. On a micro level, the room has to be flexible. You make sure they have access to different uses, like electrical outlets and oxygen. You make sure the infrastructure is there, whether you use it or not.
On a macro level, it's like playing chess: You don't corner yourself on the board. When we designed Hopewell, we designed it so that it can grow and we can add bed towers over time. You have to design and think about it from the future.
Health care design is different now than it was 30 years ago, and it will likely be different in another 30 years. Where do you think the field is going? Are there specific things that your clients ask for in future projects?
BOWMAN: In the clinic areas, what we're finding is a huge emphasis on self check-in kiosks, a larger emphasis on wellness and education areas as we move to encouraging people to do preventative care and change their lifestyles to healthy lifestyles. Your whole arrival experience and waiting experience can be different. In some clinic rooms, you won't need to sit on an exam table. There may be talk rooms, where there will be a big screen and a table so you can talk about your disease or progress of your treatment. That's not the same as taking your clothes off and having the doctor look at you.
DAVIS: We're talking about issuing iPads to folks as they're checking in, which is something that has to be completely integrated in the IT system. If you're taking blood pressure right on the iPad, does that impact the staff? And if you impact the staff, you're impacting the building itself. It's hard to say where it's all going, but the fact is that we've got to consider as much as we possibly can.
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WASHINGTON - As the U.S. economy struggles to regain its footing, financial experts are predicting higher interest rates are on the way.
Such an occurrence would mean higher rates for mortgages, car payments and other loans. Still, for some people, that might be good news.
Although America's economy is starting to grow again, the industry at the center of the economic bust continues to struggle.
Interest Rates and Housing
"We have yet to see evidence of a sustained recovery in the housing market," Federal Reserve Chairmain Ben Bernanke said.
Now, there's talk of raising interest rates.
Thomas Hoenig, president of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank, said the Fed should start raising rates soon. He warns leaving them near zero increases the risk of inflation.
But since other members of the Fed may not agree, it may be a while before the Fed starts to hike short-term rates.
In the meantime, longer-term rates have already been climbing and Americans will definitely feel the difference.
People taking out loans for cars and houses will get less bang for their borrowed buck. The reasoning is that for every percentage point interest rates rise, a buyer's purchasing power is reduced by approximately 10 percent.
According to the Association of Realtors, $300,000 to $400,000 would-be buyers are priced out of the market in a given year.
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However, the good news is that people who save money will earn a little more interest on their savings accounts and other investments like CDs.
Meanwhile, higher interest rates will also have an impact on the biggest borrower of all: the federal government.
Paying off the interest on those huge federal deficits could get more and more expensive in the years ahead.
By some estimates, the interest costs alone will reach $840 billion by the year 2020.
Greenspan Defends Record as Former Fed ChairInterest Rates Rise after Jobs ReportObama Admin. Shores up Troubled Homeowners Hard Times Persist in Housing Market
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And that's just the presidential campaign. But the same can certainly be said for the Olympics, which NBC is covering, starting with a two-hour preview at 9 P.M. Friday, July 24. It will take 161 hours of network programming and 47 announcers to make it to the closing ceremonies on Aug. 9. Perhaps the Olympics and campaign coverage can merge to cover such events as issue jumping.
Fox (Wednesdays, 9 P.M. ET)
This Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off, centered on a Hollywood apartment complex, makes a nice first impression but quickly wears out its welcome.
The characters don't seem like people, just self-absorbed stereotypes. Construction worker Jake (Grant Show) is the Hunk. Writer Billy (Andrew Shue) is the Wacky Guy. And actress Sandy (Amy Locane) is the Sex Kitten.
Its creators call the show a blue-collar answer to 90210, but this is proletariat TV like Ivana Trump is a coupon-clipping hausfrau. Grade: C
PBS (Wed., July 22, 9 P.M. ET)
Written and directed by Julie Dash, this film, released theatrically earlier in the year, tells the fact-based story of a turn-of-the-century African-American family about to leave its home off the southeastern U.S. coast to move north. The movie is more educational than entertaining.
The family is descended from slaves who were brought to the Sea Islands, the Ellis Island of the slave trade, and stayed until Abolition. Rather than involve them in a plot, Dash gathers a multitude of mostly female characters for a final family picnic and a debate about whether or not the impending move will lead to their abandoning the African heritage they've grown up with. The lack of action and conventional narrative makes Daughters slow going. Still, the way Dash has created a cinematic essay that immerses her audience in a world no other film has explored should appeal to those history buffs who prefer the unsensationalized approach.
HBO (Wed., July 22, 10 P.M. ET)
Now here's a series with real family values. If you happen to be the Addams family.
This anthology show, now in its fourth season, combines humor and horror to create a mood that's like what would happen if Freddy Krueger joined the cast of Cheers. This week's installment revolves around an arrogant child psychiatrist (David Warner) who writes books with such titles as The Art of Ignoring Your Child. When a producer (Joan Severance) threatens to yank his radio talk show off the air, Warner decides to prove his worth by getting out of the studio to help a caller (Zelda Rubinstein) deal with a problem child.
Icky jokes follow, as well as a nifty little parody of Psycho. There isn't much suspense—you basically just wait to see how everybody's going to buy the farm—but then that's not what you watch Tales for. Rather, it's the gleeful goriness that sets the series apart. This is a show with plenty of guts.
Comedy Central (Thursdays, 9 P.M. ET)
Think of any of the countless stand-up comedy shows where men whine about their wives or girl friends, continuing the "Take my wife—please" tradition. In that context, a program where women get to rag on guys seems appropriate. Hosted by actress-writer Mo Gaffney, Women Aloud is an odd mix of a stand-up show and Oprah. In a half hour, two comics perform, a serious guest discusses the day's topic (Women in Politics, say, or Infidelity), and Gaffney interviews the studio audience. It's an intriguing blend.
Too much is going on, though. Sticking with one comedian and one guest would make the pace less frenetic. An occasional appearance by a man (whether sexist pig or Alan Alda) wouldn't hurt.
Showtime (Sat., July 25, 9 P.M. ET)
This isn't a movie. It's a dictionary of cop-film clichés. First, there's the main character, Harry "Nails" Niles (Dennis Hopper), whose colorful moniker is of the sort only movie cops have. Then there's the predictable plot, wherein Hopper's partner is killed by drug dealers, all of whom Nails eventually beats up and/or kills. And finally, Nails is yet another tough-but-wild-but-lovable cop. The old Adam-12 series was more innovative. Which is not to say Nails doesn't have its distinguishing qualities. The waste of Anne Archer as Hopper's estranged wife and the racist script, in which all the bad guys are minorities, offer enough evidence to convict Nails of felony impersonation of a movie.
CBS (Sun., July 26, 9 P.M. ET)
Too bad this Canadian miniseries is on now, when few people will see it. Conspiracy of Silence is far better than most stuff that appears during prime TV months. Playing like a grown-up version of the 1986 film River's Edge, the two-part program, which concludes Tuesday, tells the true story of the murder of a Native American woman by four teenagers. Though they boasted of the experience in their small Canadian town (The Pas, Man.), the residents covered up the crime, and it took 16 years for police to bring any of the killers to trial.
Conspiracy follows the investigation, but it also paints a convincing portrait of the racism that led to the crime. Thanks to a cast that seem more like real people than actors and a script that doesn't sentimentalize the events, Conspiracy of Silence is a true-crime miniseries that makes sense of a tragedy rather than simply exploiting it.
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REHASHING THE JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION HAS TURNED INTO AN OBSESSION rivaling the "Elvis lives" phenomenon, and there are about as many theories about who killed the President as there were sightings of the King a few years ago. The latest comes in the form of The JFK Assassination: The Jim Garrison Tapes, airing between July 22 and Aug. 9 on Viewer's Choice, the pay-per-view cable channel.
The documentary includes interviews with witnesses to the shooting and what the producers contend is new evidence that Lee Harvey Oswald didn't fire a gun on that fateful day. Oddly, this movie involving New Orleans District Attorney Garrison comes along just as another film about him, Oliver Stone's JFK, premieres on pay-per-view. Coincidence or promotional gimmick?
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Create seamless flush illuminations that are easily installed thanks to a carefully crafted 2-part gypsum mould system. TZ – 4LED combines technical lighting with new LED technologies that have been designed for a snug and clean insertion into plasterboard ceilings. A uniquely large flush recessed luminaire, TZ – 4LED is energy efficient and gently illuminates a soft white or coloured RGB indirect light. Available in two sizes, this is just one of several recessed luminaires in the Schmitz range.
SINCE designed by Schmitz
SINCE wall lights are a great option for creating a clean feature wall of light. Best when used in multiples, these luminaires provide indirect or direct/indirect light (pictured). Indirect models feature an aluminium plate on the front fascia, whereas direct/indirect models feature an aluminium plate around the perimeter. Available in a square or circular design each unit utilizes energy efficient fluorescent technology.
INSIDE designed by Schmitz
INSIDE integrates illumination with visual display. Ideal for retail, INSIDE is made from anodised aluminium and provides indirect light distribution. Available in two sizes, INSIDE is dimmable on request and utilizes energy efficient fluorescent technology.
BLOK designed by Atelier Sedap
These high strength plaster wall lamps provide long lines of indirect and direct illumination. Utilizing energy saving T5 lamps the BLOK is dimmable on request. These long linear luminaires are available in various sizes and come in a concrete finish.
RING NOIR designed by Atelier Sedap
Combining decorative and technical lighting Atelier Sedap specialize in creating high strength plaster moulds and luminaires that promote complete integration within spaces. RING is just one of many down lights that is designed to add a quirky edge to your interior space. Made from plaster each model can be colour customized to blend in with its surface. Driven by LED technology, RING is one of several designer down lights available at HALO Lighting.
LAMPION ROUGE designed by Atelier Sedap
Another one of Sedap's designer down lights, LAMPION operates by LED technology. With similar characteristics to RING, it is made from the same durable plaster and can be colour customized to create seamless illumination. To view the full range download the Atelier Sedap Catalogue.
TERRE designed by Atelier Sedap
TERRE, released at Frankfurt Light + Building 2012 is another one of Sedap's high strength plaster luminaires. After seeing these pendants in the flesh we were absolutely mesmerized by the sheer detail in the finished pieces. Available in a variety of plaster finishes Terre is powered by energy saving LED or fluorescent technologies and comes in D250mm and D500mm.
JOSEPH designed by Ludovic Roth for Dix Heures Dix
Inspired and named after prominent 1960's performance and installation artist Joseph Beuys, JOSEPH is a carefully constructed pendant and floor lamp made from felt textiles. Available in a series of colours and three different sizes ranging from 200 – 700mm the JOSEPH utilizes energy efficient lamp sources that softly illuminate.
ETOILE designed by Fabrice Berrux for Dix Heures Dix
ETOILE is a large (D900mm) detailed suspension luminaire made from pleated fabric. Available in a wide variety of colours, it features an optional diffusing disc in frosted PMMA and adjustable transparent cabling. ETOILE utilizes energy efficient fluorescent lamp sources.
L-R: LUNA ROUND and LUNA SQUARE and STANLEY bollard designed by Egger Licht DLS
The slim LUNA can be recessed into ceilings and walls. Utilising a 6W LED lamp LUNA emits an impressive 240 lumens, 9W energy saving fluorescent lamps are also a sound option. Dimensions are D. 120mm and H 70mm.
A stylish contemporary bollard, STANLEY is available in two models, one providing a singular beam angle and the other emitting light in both directions. Driven by 3 x 1W LED lamps STANLEY has a lumen output of 160 and has an IP rating 54.
DOT 42 designed by Egger Licht DLS
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Z000M Series designed by Egger Licht Sirris
Inspired by the mechanics in a camera, the Z000M series incorporates a high quality glass lens that can change its focus from 15 - 60 degrees. The recessed option is fully adjustable to 360 degrees and the surface mounted options are adjustable from 270 - 90 degrees. Available in platinum or chrome they utilize 2W LED lamps that provide 100 lumens output per watt. For more information on the Z000M download the EGGER LICHT DLS News Catalogue.


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Can Financial Innovation Help to Explain the Reduced Volatility of Economic Activity?
Karen E. Dynan
US Treasury; affiliation not provided to SSRN
Douglas W. Elmendorf
Brookings Institution
Daniel E. Sichel
Wellesley College; NBER
November 2005
FEDs Working Paper No. 2005-54
The stabilization of economic activity in the mid 1980s has received considerable attention. Research has focused primarily on the role played by milder economic shocks, improved inventory management, and better monetary policy. This paper explores another potential explanation: financial innovation. Examples of such innovation include developments in lending practices and loan markets that have enhanced the ability of households and firms to borrow and changes in government policy such as the demise of Regulation Q. We employ a variety of simple empirical techniques to identify links between the observed moderation in economic activity and the influence of financial innovation on consumer spending, housing investment, and business fixed investment. Our results suggest that financial innovation should be added to the list of likely contributors to the mid-1980s stabilization.
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Derek Stepan and Mats Zuccarello both missed practice this morning to recuperate from the flu which both played through last night.
…seems like Stepan has been playing with the flu all season. Meanwhile, you never would have known Zuccarello was under the weather last night as he was mixing it up with Capital players all night.
…can only hope this bout of the flu doesn't make its way through the entire team. Last thing the Rangers need is for an illness to devastate the team when they're finally starting to play well.
Speaking of players who look like they're playing with the flu, Rick Nash was taken aside by Alain Vigneault during practice for a little heart to heart (via Daily News)…
…as I mentioned last night, if Nash doesn't pick up his level of play soon a healthy scratch could be forthcoming, which I hope AV was warning him of.
One event that could facilitate a healthy scratch for Nash is the return of Ryan Callahan, who practiced in full equipment for the first time since suffering a knee injury on December 10th today.
Meanwhile, Marc Staal (concussion) practiced in full today, but has been ruled out of tomorrow's game in Tampa. His likely target date is next Friday in Pittsburgh. Anton Stralman has been listed as day-to-day with an undisclosed injury he suffered last night.
The recently recalled Conor Allen practiced with the team this morning and will likely be in the lineup tomorrow.
Here's AV on Allen (via Rangers Twitter)…
"We played him three games in preseason and liked what he brought in training camp. He has tremendous amount of upside."
…will be a bit of baptism by fire for Allen, who could find himself playing a ton of minutes if Del Zotto continues to be a turnover machine.
Finally, Vigneault announced that Henrik Lundqvist will start between the pipes in Tampa.
…with the injuries on defense and the Rangers top players still struggling, this would be the perfect time for Lundqvist to regain his Vezina winning form.
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TONIGHT, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS IN ONE OF THE FASTEST GROWING DISTRICTS WILL SPEAK OUT ABOUT THE NEED TO BUILD A NEW HIGH SCHOOL. NEW TONIGHT THEY'RE TRYING TO CONVINCE PARENTS TO GIVE THE IDEA ONE MORE TRY. SOT 00-09: RUDY UPSHAW BENTONVILLE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER "We want them to give us ideas and give us they're thoughts on what they feel the second high school or the gross solution whatever that ends up looking like." ONE BENTONVILLE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER TELLS 40/29 NEWS THESE FORUMS ARE FOR THE PEOPLE. THEY WANT THE COMMUNTITY TO BE HANDS ON DURING THE PLANNING PROCESS. BOARD MEMBER RUDY UPSHAW SAYS THE DISTRICT SERIOUSLY NEEDS A SECOND HIGH SCHOOL BECAUSE OF THE GROWTH OF STUDENTS. SOT: RUDY UPSHAW BENTONVILLE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER 0:43- 0:55 "BHS we have about thirty-eight-hundred students that go to school there and the growth projections that we have over the next few years are continuing to grow so we're actually at capacity at BHS." UPSHAW SAYS THE FORUM WILL PROVIDE IDEAS THE DISTRICT HAS PUT TOGETHER AS WELL AS LISTENING TO VOTERS SUGGESTIONS. THEY'RE BIGGEST ISSUE HE SAYS VOTERS HAD LAST YEAR WAS SUPPORTING THE 6.7 PROPERTY TAX THEY PROPOSED. UPSHAW SAYS THIS TIME THEY HAVE A CHEAPER PLAN. SOT: RUDY UPSHAW BENTONVILLE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER 01:16-01:26 "The current frame work that we have that we're showing to the community and also getting feedback from the community to finalize what that would look like is that the millage number is less than half of what it was last year." THE DISTICT COULD RECEIVE 15 MILLION DOLLARS IN STATE FUNDING FOR A SECOND HIGH SCHOOL ONLY IF BENTONVILLE RESIDENTS SUPPORT A PROPERTY TAX. THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IS SCHEDULED TO HOST 15 MORE FORUMS THROUGHOUT MAY.
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Correction:Originally Posted by cnmsales
"LOL, what an artard."
LOL, what a tard.
Correction:Originally Posted by cnmsales
"LOL, what an artard."
Trading my Wii again! Come on home 360!
Games: Metroid Prime 3, Super Paper Mario, Ghost Squad, Link's Crossbow Training + Wii Zapper, Geometry Wars, Battalion Wars 2
Your opinion doesn't make something official
Write like a four year old and I'll treat you as such Haz, proudly supporting correct use of English and grammar on the forums.
Think before posting Ask a dumb question and prepare to be owned.FYI - Internet is always a capital I. Look it up!
It has taken Microsoft years to perfect X-Box live. The wii has only been out for a week. I am sure they will be adding and repairing daily. They want the experience to be fun. So give it time. Enjoy what the Wii has to offer right now and take a chill.
AIM: TheIceman72
Wii Number:8039-5569-9455-8843
no, it's R-tard, because saying 'retard' would be too "colorful"
I'm just the same as everyone else.....
-Red Steel
...but I enjoy it none the less!
From my understanding and background as an IT tech/Network, it's mostly due to your wireless router/internet connection. My neighbor was having the same problem until I told him to use my connection and what do you know, secs to connect. Make sure your settings are set correctly (every router is a little different and sometimes you need to make sure your firmware is up to date). It's not the Wii, its your setup.
Ah. Now that you don't like something it officially sucks. I quite like that idea. I don't like white chocolate, so white chocolate officially sucks. I don't like cream soda, so cream soda now officially sucks.
P.S: You're a bit of a moron to sign up just to complain about something.
*insert crappy urine related Wii pun here in a attempt to be funny, when really I'm not*
WOO! My Wii has finally been dispatched, so I shoud get it tommorrow! Now you can all stop crying for me .
I think bpmsu was asking a real question, though, even if most of you disagreed with how s/he phrased it.
I connected to my wireless router fine on 11/21, tried updating but got an error message, tried a 2nd time and it worked fine. After that I was able to go online without any problems--I bought a couple of games, I've set up multiple friend registrations and traded messages and Miis.
But yesterday and today I can't go online at all. It just says "Connecting. Please wait..." and I can't cancel out of it or reset my console. I have to eventually unplug it.
So... is no one else having this problem? That whole "Check your router, it's obviously a mistake on your end" doesn't sound very helpful because, like I said, I've already gotten all of this to work perfectly. I've been assuming the Wii servers were down, but if the rest of y'all are able to go onto the Shopping channel with no problems then I guess I need to start looking deeper.
Also, fyi based on some article I read yesterday (so it may not be true anymore), the Weather Channel is supposed to go online in December, and the News Channel in late January. And they're supposed to release new Virtual Console games every Monday.
When they add online play this is going to completely own!
Add my Wii online number, and then PM me.
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This thread should be DDT..
He obviously joined just to yell about the Wii.
Trading my Wii again! Come on home 360!
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TRENTON — Helicopters fly over his house, checking a main drug route and entry points for illegal aliens along the Mexican border.
"It's really common to see patrol helicopters every day and see a couple of chases a week," Manny Barreda was saying last weekend, a few hours before the relief pitcher struck out four batters in two innings for the Trenton Thunder.
"Even us, they recognize our cars and we come up in the computers, but I've been stopped a few times to make sure we aren't carrying any aliens or drugs."
When he is not pitching — including winter ball as he did the past two years in Puerto Rico and Mexico — Barreda lives with his parents, older sister and younger brother in Amado, Ariz., about 20 minutes from Mexico.
"There's a checkpoint five minutes from my house," he said. "We go into Mexico about once a week, though, to buy fruit and other stuff we don't have in the States. My parents still carry on their Mexican traditions."
That includes baseball. His 51-year-old father still plays as a catcher in a local senior league. His son has a built-in bullpen mate when he's home and keeping his arm loose.
"I never knew anything but baseball growing up," said Barreda, who will turn 26 this fall. "My earliest memories are picking up a baseball and a glove."
There were other activities as well, of course.
"We'd take our trucks and go out to the desert and hang out," he said. "That was our thing. Sometimes we'd go camping. I've almost been bit a few times by a rattlesnake. We were just a bunch of country boys.
"The town is growing now. There was no stoplight at our high school, no McDonald's. We didn't have anything. Now there's a stoplight, a McDonald's and gas stations.
"Arizona is all about the scenery," he added. "It's mostly desert, but you go to Sedona, Rim Rock, and you'll have the best sunsets you've ever seen in your life. It's not dry up there. There's rivers, canyons, and it actually snows in winter. I've never been to the Grand Canyon. To us, we see all nature's stuff where we are."
Besides, they'd rather play baseball.
The Southwest also has reservations and missions, remnants of a history that encompasses both Native American and Mexican culture.
Barreda talked about Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, who in the 17th century founded more than 20 missions in the area while it was under the control of Spain. Among them is San Xavier del Bac, a historic Spanish Catholic mission Kino founded in 1697, is located about 10 miles south of downtown Tuscon on the Tohono O'odham San Xavier Indian Reservation. The mission's church, which dates to 1783, is the oldest intact European structure in Arizona.
"There aren't many left," Barreda said of the reservations. "Fifteen minutes from home, there's a bunch of forts still standing where the conquistadors used to be. We used to take field trips there all the time.
"Up in Flagstaff you can see replicas of teepees still on reservations, but just to bring in money from tourists. You can use their roads, but instead of a city cop stopping you, the 'rez' (reservation) police stop you.''
When Sahuarita High School was built in 1998, a few miles from Tuscon, Native American pottery was discovered. Barreda said a lot of it remains on display in the school's front office.
"It's pretty neat to be part of all that stuff," said Barreda, who graduated from Sahuarita in 2007.
Barreda had Tommy John surgery on his right arm and missed nearly three full seasons, from 2008 to 2010. On his return he was clocked throwing 97 miles per hour. He is currently 4-0 with an ERA of 2.68 for the Thunder.
And he wants to keep playing the game he's played forever.
"I still have a dream to play in the big leagues, even though there have been tough times when I thought about quitting," Barreda said. "But I always had people who helped me get over that. They helped me realize I still had what it takes to put it all together, and I think that's where I am now.
"If I don't follow this dream, I'm always going to live a life of regret."
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If you're throwing a party this Halloween, do something unique that will make your party one to remember. Instead of just buying candies and chocolates from the store like everybody else does, have your guests take home some memorable homemade party favors. Here are some ideas for fun and sassy party favors your Halloween party guests will absolutely adore.
Design Your Own Coffin
Since Halloween is all about ghouls, ghosts, and vampires, make your guests design their own edible coffins. Bake a few batches of cookies, gingerbread, or whatever pastry you can cut into the shape of a coffin. When the pastries have been shaped and cooled, set them aside.
Don't forget to buy materials for decorating the coffins. Chocolate or strawberry syrup, mini marshmallows, chocolate or rainbow sprinkles, crushed nuts, fruits – it's up to you. Make sure you set up a separate coffin station so your guests can sit down while working on their designs.


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Wanted to go back and review this thread from the beginning. My first post was all about our strengths at G and D and the need for forwards. the second post was 3 targets for us to go after, one of which was larkin. Second year in a row that I had the draft pretty well nailed.
We ended up at 15, which back in January was the same spot. With our 7 picks we took 1 G and 6 forwards, all of which that are over 6ft tall. For years we had some crazy man crush on small players. The past 2-3 drafts we are finally drafting guys with modern NHL size. Overall great job by Holland and company!
Now we have no idea how any of these guys will turn out. The draft is all about getting value with each pick. This year we did it and didn't have any reaches. Very happy overall.
Once the season gets going again, I will still posting thoughts about the 2015 draft. But in about a week I will be taking a hockey break to enjoy the rest of the summer. waiting until the UFA period happens of course.


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Phillipsburg – The Avon Breast Health Outreach Program has awarded a $20,000 one-year grant to the Northwest New Jersey Community Action Program (NORWESCAP) to increase awareness of the life-saving benefits of early detection of breast cancer. It is the second year that the program has received funding from the Avon Foundation for Women to support its work on this important health issue, and in recognition of the program's excellence.
The Warren County Avon Breast Health Outreach Program at NORWESCAP will educate women throughout Warren County and refer them to low-cost or free mammograms and clinical breast exams in their own communities. The vital program will also provide patient navigation through the breast cancer screening process and breast health education programs throughout Warren County.
Since July 2007 the Cancer Education & Early Detection Program (CEED) at NORWESCAP has reached more than 6,500 women and men with information about the importance of early detection of breast cancer and has provided over 2,600 mammograms and clinical breast exams for women in Warren County.
Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in women in the United States, and the leading single cause of death overall in women between the ages of 40 and 55. According to the American Cancer Society, 6,970 new cases of breast cancer will be detected in New Jersey this year and 1,340 lives will be lost. Nationwide, there is a new diagnosis every three minutes and a death from breast cancer every 14 minutes. While advances have been made in prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure, early detection still affords the best opportunity for successful treatment. Programs such as NORWESCAP CEED help ensure that all women have access to early detection information and options, even poor and medically underserved women.
"NORWESCAP is pleased that the Avon Foundation for Women has chosen to support our Cancer Education and Early Detection Program by providing funding to help in the early detection of breast cancer. The Avon Foundation for Women shares our mission and is supporting our efforts to ensure breast cancer is diagnosed early and screening services are accessible to residents of Warren County. Funding from the Avon Foundation will ensure our education programs not only continue, but are enhanced in communities throughout Warren County," stated Ms. Georjean Trinkle, Associate Director, NORWESCAP.


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Dear Editor,
For over a century, the Boy Scouts of America has helped shape the characters of countless young men, empowering our nation's youth and cultivating future leaders.
Now, the Boy Scouts stand at an important crossroads as the organization prepares to vote on whether it should allow gay Scouts to participate.
To deny a young man the opportunity to enjoy the rich benefits of Scouting, or to deny a parent the chance to participate in their child's life through Scouting, simply because they are gay, is wrong. Scouting teaches our children about bravery, honesty, and upstanding citizenship values that leave no room for discrimination.
Why is it that the BSA needs to teach by example and regulation, discrimination, when they could take some good lessons about inclusiveness and acceptance, if not simple tolerance from the Girl Scouts of America?
As members of the Boy Scouts National Council meet in Dallas this month to vote on inclusion, they would do well to remember that Scouting is a program that fosters leadership, and unless the Boy Scouts move to accept all members gay or straight the organization will be left behind a growing majority who already support equality for everyone.


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Pizza man gets $1,000
The pizza delivery man who fed stars at the Oscars received a best tip award for a supporting player: $1,000 in cash handed over by ceremony host Ellen DeGeneres.
That included money collected from A-list celebrities who chowed down on the pies during the ceremony Sunday and from DeGeneres herself.
Edgar Martirosyan received the tip during a visit Monday to "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."
DeGeneres said she passed Pharrell Williams' oversized hat at the Oscars and collected about $600, then contributed more.
The Big Mama's & Papa's delivery guy said he had already gotten a reward: serving Julia Roberts, whom he called the woman of his dreams.
Oscars telecast posts
highest ratings since 2000
The Nielsen ratings company raised its estimate of Sunday's Oscars viewership to 43.7 million people, meaning the Ellen DeGeneres-hosted show had the biggest audience of any Academy Awards since 2000.
Nielsen's adjustment added 700,000 viewers to what it had estimated the day before, leapfrogging the show past the 2004 Oscars, which had 43.5 million viewers. The 2000 Oscars, with 46.3 million viewers, honored "American Beauty" as the best picture.
The Oscars glow spread to host Ellen DeGeneres, whose daytime talk show on Monday recorded the highest ratings in it 11-year history, Nielsen said.
Travolta apologizes
to Idina Menzel
John Travolta apologized in person to Tony Award winner Idina Menzel for mangling the pronunciation of her name during the Oscars telecast, saying he'd been "beating myself up" over it.
On Sunday night's Academy Awards show, Travolta took the stage and introduced Menzel, but he seemed to say "Adele Dazeem" instead. More than 43 million people were watching, and social media has been mocking him relentlessly ever since, especially since he attended rehearsals.
Menzel, who played Maureen Johnson in "Rent" onstage and on screen and Elphaba in "Wicked," seemed unperturbed by the flub as she sang out "Let It Go," from the animated film "Frozen."
"Idina is incredibly talented and I am so happy 'Frozen' took home two Oscars Sunday night," Travolta said.
Drunken driving charges
reduced for Cassidy
A New York drunken-driving charge against 1970s teen heartthrob David Cassidy has been reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor and returned to a town court for resolution.
Cassidy was pulled over in the town of Schodack and charged with driving while intoxicated in August, when he was in upstate New York for a horse racing meet in Saratoga Springs.
The charge was a felony because Cassidy has a 2011 driving-under-the-influence conviction in his home state of Florida.
Attorney Lucas Mihuta says the 63-year-old "Partridge Family" star won't be in Schodack court Wednesday evening because he's in alcohol rehabilitation after a January DWI arrest in Los Angeles.
Conan O'Brien to host
MTV Movie Awards
Conan O'Brien will be serving up buckets of golden popcorn.
O'Brien announced on his TBS talk show "Conan" that he's hosting this year's MTV Movie Awards. The annual movie celebration that honors winners with popcorn-shaped trophies is scheduled for April 13 at the Nokia Theatre in downtown Los Angeles.
"After eight years of intense negotiations, I am honored to announce I am hosting MTV's second most prestigious awards show," the comedian joked.
It marks the first time O'Brien has hosted the MTV Movie Awards. He previously hosted the Primetime Emmy Awards in 2002 and 2006.
Andrea Martin rushes
to finish memoirs
Andrea Martin may have two Broadway plays lined up, but she also has a day job -- author.
The freshly minted Tony Award-winner for her dazzling work in "Pippin" said Tuesday she's rushing to finish her memoir by the publisher's March 17 deadline.
In the meantime, Martin will be starring in "Act One," a play about theater legend writer and director Moss Hart that opens next month, and the farce "Noises Off," which is set to begin performances in January 2015.
Jay Z's Roc Nation
to manage Kanye West
Jay Z's Roc Nation will work alongside Kanye West's production house, DONDA, to manage the Grammy-winning superstar's music endeavors. Izvor Zivkovic will continue to manage West as well.
Roc Nation manages Rihanna, Shakira, Timbaland and other acts.
West burst on the music scene as a producer on Jay Z's albums, and the two eventually collaborated on various songs and albums.
Critics hail Colin Jost
on 'Weekend Update'
The new guy who presided at the "Weekend Update" news desk on "Saturday Night Live" is receiving positive reviews.
Colin Jost, the NBC comedy show's head writer, made his first appearance on the spoof newscast, seated alongside co-anchor Cecily Strong.
The baby-faced, anchor-handsome Jost began by voicing gratitude for his new on-air role.
Among his news items was the 50th anniversary of Pop-Tarts, which he described as "the official breakfast of kids whose parents are in way over their heads."
He succeeds longtime "Update" anchor Seth Meyers, who exited a month ago and last week debuted as host of the network's "Late Night."
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She mixes it up with Brad Pitt and Edward Norton in Fight Club, but Helena Bonham Carter is still bruised from her recent breakup with longtime beau Kenneth Branagh. "I had Theory of Flight open in England recently," says Bonham Carter, 33, referring to the drama, which coincided with the costarring couple's romance, that opened in the U.S. last winter. "Isn't that fantastic timing?" Since the split, the British tabloids have made it difficult for her to keep a stiff upper lip. "I'd go out shopping, and it was really strange," she says. "You feel a camera on you, and then the next day I see a picture of myself buying a loaf of bread. I read, 'Helena bought a loaf of bread, but forlornly.' I think, 'How can I buy a loaf of bread happily?' "
Going Overboard
Janine Turner took every precaution when she brought her 23-month-old daughter Juliette to Venice to shoot the CBS movie Barbara Taylor Bradford's A Secret Affair, airing Oct. 27. "Juliette had her little life vest on because I insisted she wear it the entire time," says Turner, whose run as Maggie on the quirky TV series Northern Exposure ended in 1995. "The Italians were like, 'Why do you have her in a life vest? We've never lost a person in the canal!' Not only did Juliette live to tell the tale, but she recites it in the local tongue. "She started to count to three yesterday, and she said 'due' for 'two,' which is Italian," says Turner, 36. "And we were only in Venice for a week."
Violins, Not Violence
Gloria Estefan becomes the latest pop diva to cross over into films with the new drama Music of the Heart, opening Oct. 29. "I've been offered movies in the past," says Estefan, who plays an inner-city teacher who befriends a new violin instructor played by Meryl Streep. "Either it was bad timing in my career because I was touring or recording, or the scripts were terrible." Estefan welcomed the chance to work with two-time Oscar winner Streep, although she initially questioned the pedigree of Heart director Wes Craven, best known for spooky films like Scream and A Nightmare on Elm Street. "I thought it was a horror movie," says Estefan, 42. "When I heard Wes was doing a violin movie, I said, 'What, is he going to slit my throat with the strings?' "
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Ally McBeal will be even more of a soap opera than usual during its Oct. 25 season premiere, when Calista Flockhart enjoys a sexy romp in a car wash with the latest Ally heart-throb, Jason Gedrick (The Last Don). "Our introduction was in pretty typical Hollywood fashion," reports Gedrick, 32. "You meet her and five minutes later you're naked, knee-deep in hot wax and suds, making out." While most actors kiss and tell how embarrassing their love scenes were, Gedrick says the experience was good clean fun. "Life could be a lot worse," says Gedrick. "What am I supposed to say—'I don't like it'?"
You're Never Alone
Before directing the Showtime espionage thriller In the Company of Spies, premiering Oct. 24, actor Tim Matheson infiltrated CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., on an intelligence-seeking mission. "It was amazing how thorough they are," says Matheson, 51. "You have to be escorted everywhere. They never, ever leave you alone. I was even escorted into the rest room." Matheson is remaining inside the Beltway as a cast member on NBC's new hit drama The West Wing. "I'm having a ball with that," says Matheson, who plays a Vice President often at odds with Commander in Chief Martin Sheen. "I just hope I don't get impeached."
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[QUOTE=Mamaoftwins;1005369]Hubby is making dinner for the twins and him and Im eating something different. I had no clue what to make... until I thought.. I'll go stalk Annies journal. LOL You have alot of yummy meals posted. So glad you do. :) I now know what to make!.[/QUOTE]
:o So what did you make?
Gwamma, don't you worry, I'm not trying to lose any more weight. But I don't want to regain any either, now that I actually have some nice fitting clothes. It's all about tweaking to strike a balance.


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Basketball camps
THE TRUMBULL BASKETBALL SCHOOL at the Niles Wellness Center will again be holding two summer basketball camps in June for both boys and girls. The first camp will be on June 16, 17, and 18 for second through fifth grades from 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. with the cost being $50. This camp will be strictly fundamentals. The second camp will be on June 23, 24, 25 and 26 for fifth through eighth grades from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with cost being $100. This camp will be a combination of fundamentals and team play. Fifth grade can attend either camp depending on skill level. For more information or to sign up, contact Bob LaRicca at firstname.lastname@example.com or 330 307-9345.
PENN-OHIO STORM is holding a basketball skills camp for girls and boys in kindergarten through ninth grade on June 23 through 27. Girls will be from 9 a.m. to noon with the boys following from 1 to 4 p.m. The camp will take place at Sharon High School. Cost is $70 and includes a basketball, T-shirt and awards. For more information, visit www.pennohioathleticclub.com or call Justin Magestro 724-813-7210
WARREN G. HARDING BASKETBALL will be holding a summer camp June 30 through July 3 for students in third through ninth grade. Grades 3-6 will be from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Grades 7-9 will be from noon to 3 p.m. If the student is a participant in the Inspiring Minds Program, the camp is free of charge. Cost for Warren City Schools students is $10. Cost for non-Warren City Schools students is $50. Registration forms will be available at the Warren G. Harding Athletic Office or call 330-841-2316 ext 2331, and registration will be accepted on the first day of camp. Make Checks payable to Warren Basketball Rebounders Club. The camp will feature a guest speaker, instruction on fundamentals such as: shooting, passing/catching, ball handling, footwork, post play, rebounding, and strength and conditioning. Daily awards will be given. All campers will also receive a T-shirt.
HOWLAND GIRLS BASKETBALL is holding a camp for girls in grades five through nine. The dates for the camp are June 9, 10, 11 and 12 from 9 a.m. to noon at the high school. The cost of the camp is $45. Participants can register that day or pick up a form from the school.
TRUMBULL COUNTY TENNIS ASSOCIATION is sponsoring tennis tournaments for the summer. All tournaments will be played at the newly resurfaced Packard Park tennis courts in Warren. Tournament revenues go toward scholarships from selected participants moving on to college. The scholarships are given based on four different criteria - being a great player or playing tennis in college are not among them. The tournament dates are: June 4-8 Seven-Seventeen Credit Union - Keith Vens Memorial; June 23-29 AVI Classic; July 16-20 Panera Bread Tournament; Aug. 5-10 Gary Dieter Memorial.
Running events
THE 2014 MOSQUITO LAKE CHASE 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk to benefit the Maplewood Running Rockets will be held on Monday at Maplewood High School. The 1-mile fun walk begins at 8:45 a.m. and the 5K run begins at 9 a.m. Entry fee is $16 for pre-registered runners. Race day entry fee is $20. Waiver must be signed to be registered. Shirts are guaranteed for first 200 registrants. Participants can pick up their packet and check in at Maplewood High, located just east of Mecca Circle on Route 88. Day-of-race registration begins at 7:30 a.m. Prize money and awards will be presented to the top three male and female finishers overall: $75, $50, and $25. Awards will also be presented to the top 3 finishers in each of these age groups: 14 & under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, and 60 and over, male and female. To register, send check to Mosquito Lake Chase c/o Ted Rupe 2533 Davis Peck Cortland, OH 44410. Make checks payable to: Maplewood Running Rockets. For information email email@example.com. Register online at www.gopherarun.com.
THE 24th ANNUAL MEMORIAL MILE will be held on May 26 at 9:35 a.m. in Boardman. Some of the best runners in the area will compete for gift certificates and awards in 14 age groups. Runners ages 11 and under are free with preregistration by May 19. The entry fee is $8 in advance for all others and $10 day of race for everyone. The race starts at routes 224 and 7. Day of race registration and packets can be picked up at Walgreens at route 224 and route 7. For more information, call 330-757-7424.
IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY IN AUSTINTOWN is holding the church festival 5K on June 5. Start time for the 5K is 7 p.m. A short distance, quarter-mile children's run will begin before the 5K. Advance entry $13. To register that day is $15. Kids run is free but children need to have an entry form signed by parent or legal guardian. Entry forms can be printed at website www.ihmfestival5k.webs.com. All runners must be registered to run in this event.
THE THIRD ANNUAL FRIENDS OF BUHL PARK 5K/2-mile walk/1-mile race will be held at 10 a.m. June 7. The event will be held at Buhl Park and registration on the day of the race will be held at the Buhl/Timblin Casino from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Proceeds from the race benefit Buhl Park. Awards will be given in age groups. Participants can sign up at www.runsignup.com or www.buhlfarmpark.com. Cost is $15 for preregistration and no T-shirt. For the race and tech T-shirt, cost is $27. Family rate is $40. Preregistration needs to be done by June 2. For more information, contact Jim Pitts at 724-981-5522 ext. 103.
THE 2014 PATH FOR PATRIOTISM, a 5K run, 2-mile run/walk or a 1-mile roll will be held June 14 at the Trumbull County Fairgrounds. The race is an Eagle Scout Project for Bristol's Ben Woods and will benefit the disabled American veterans. The 1-mile roll begins at 4:30 p.m., the 2-mile walk starts at 5 p.m. and the 5K begins at 6 p.m. Day of race registration will begin at 3 p.m. underneath the grandstands. The entry fee is $30 for the 5K, $25 for the 2-mile and $20 for the 1-mile. All of those fees are non-refundable and due by June 1. The first 100 preregistered participants will receive at T-shirt. Awards will be given in the following age groups: 13-and under, 14-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 60 and over. For more information, call Ben at 330-442-7853.
THE THIRD ANNUAL WEST FARMINGTON 5K run and 1-mile walk will be held on July 25 at 7 p.m. The run benefits the West Farmington Festival Scholarship Fund. The run and walk will be held at West Farmington Village Park. Day of race registration and check in begins at 5:30 p.m. on Third Street in front of the village garage. Cost is $12 if received by Monday July 14 or $15 after that date. The entry fee is non refundable. All pre-registered participants will receive an exclusive cotton blend tech T-shirt. Awards will be given to the top three male and female 5K runners. Other awards will be given in the following age groups: 13-and under, 14-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 60 and over. For more information, call Lori at 330-442-7676 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
THE OHIO FURY SOFTBALL PROGRAM will hold Star Spangle Shootout ASA Eastern Qualifier Girls Softball Tournament on July 4 through July 6 at KC Geiger Park in St. Mary, Ohio. There are 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U year old divisions. If interested contact Mike Short at 419-738-3795 or Eric Langsdon 419-305-2512 by e-mail at email@example.com.
USSSA SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT QUALIFIER will be held June 7 at Silver Park in Alliance. The tournament is double elimination with a 10-team limit for Class E men. Entry fee is $175 plus sanction fee. The winner will receive a paid state berth. To enter, call Floyd at 330-371-3624 or 330-823-2008.
THE OHIO FURY SOFTBALL PROGRAM will hold Star Spangle Shootout Baseball Tournament on July 4 through July 6 at KC Geiger Park in St. Mary, Ohio. There are 14U, 16U, 18U and American Legion divisions. If interested contact Mike Short at 419-738-3795 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
THE RALPH A. INFANTE WELLNESS CENTER will be hosting its sixth annual indoor summer tennis camp from June 9 to June 12 and from June 16 to June 19, going from 12:30 to 3:300 p.m. each day. The camp will feature conditioning, skills, strategy and games for boys and girls from ages 7 to 18. Campers must bring their own age-appropriate racquet and wear tennis shoes. The total cost is $80, which includes a free t-shirt for all registrations paid by May 30. For more information, call Rick Gaydos, the Wellness Centers tennis director, at 330-647-8407, and registration can be found online at niles-wellness.ezleagues.ezfacility.com/.
JOHN F. KENNEDY is holding a tennis clinic on June 7 at JFK tennis facility. The beginners class begins at 9 a.m.; the novice class is at 10 a.m.; intermediate starts at 11; and advanced begins at noon. The cost is $20, and all proceeds benefit the JFK tennis program. Registration deadline is June 1. Call Joe Marino at (330) 501-2723.
NILES HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETES are being offered sports physicals for the 2014-15 school year, given by Competitive Edge Sports Medicine. The physicals will be given from 4 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday at the Niles High School cafeteria. Cost for the physical is $15. Registration forms are available at the middle school, high school and athletic offices.
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HUBBARD HIGH SCHOOL is announcing its two volleyball camps for this summer. The first is the Hubbard Instructional camp, which will be held from June 9 through 11 from 9 a.m. to noon for girls in second through ninth grades. The cost is $50. The second camp is the Shenango Valley Volleyball camp, being held June 23 and 24 for girls in fifth through 12th grades. The camp will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is $65. The camp staff will include college and high school coaches, college players and former elite high school players. Registration forms can be found at trumbullvolleyballclub.com or contact coach Jeremy Porter at 330-550-1658 or email@example.com.
AUSTINTOWN FITCH VOLLEYBALL will be hosting a fifth and sixth grade volleyball camp on June 12 and June 13. For more information, contact coach Steve Mohr by email email@example.com.
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UPPER90 SOCCER SKILLS ACADEMY will be holding a youth soccer clinic at Lakeview High School on June 16 to 18 from 9 to 11 a.m. Under the direction of Nate Mailach, a 2012 NSCAA National Coach of the Year finalist, the clinic will focus on fundamental soccer skills for student athletes at various skill levels. Students entering grades second through eighth from any school district are invited to attend, with the cost per player being $30. Registration forms can be downloaded from the Lakeview athletics homepage. For more information, call or text 330-766-1183 or email email@example.com.


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05:13 am EDT @ February 12th, 2013
Gas Powered Games has made the decision to cancel their title Wildman, which was recently fired up on Kickstarter. Here's the word: Greetings Kickstarters. We have some news today. We are canceling the Wildman Kickstarter. At this point, it makes sense for us to focus our attention on other ways to keep Gas Powered Games running...
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03:05 pm EDT @ January 14th, 2013
Gas Powered Games, creators of titles such as Dungeon Siege (and 2), Supreme Commander (and 2), Space Siege and Demigod are preparing a new project, which already has a Kickstarter page. The following tidbit was issued, explaining a bit about what players can expect:...
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07:23 am EDT @ December 19th, 2012
Gas Powered Games' official web site teases with an impending announcement and a countdown that is set to end in 26 days. The message on the web site is as follows: "Ready for Something Wild? Be the first to see the next big thing from the designer of Total Annihilation, Dungeon Siege, Supreme Commander, and the team at Gas Powered Games." Supreme Commander 3? Kings and Castles (which is still on hold by the way)? Oh well, 26 days and 4 hours left.
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04:03 am EDT @ March 26th, 2010
There's a brand new patch for GPG's RTS Supreme Commander 2 available for download via Steam (as usual, applied automatically when your Steam client is restarted). Here are the changes that are included with the v1.4 patch: Fixes and Improvements Space Temple beacon now has cool-down timer set to 30 seconds before it can be moved...
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Word just reached us via Steam News that the real-time strategy Supreme Commander 2, from the crew at Gas Powered Games, is now available via digital distribution. "In Supreme Commander 2, players will experience brutal battles on a massive scale! Players will wage...
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Steam now features a 1680MB playable PC demo for Supreme Commander 2. The demo is single-player and gives players an opportunity to dive into "two levels of the tutorial as well as two missions for the United Earth Federation (UEF), one of the three factions of the Colonial Defense Coalition." Download and enjoy!
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Having made the announcement for Kane & Lynch 2, it would appear Square Enix will be taking another project under its publishing arm. Yep, it's Supreme Commander 2. They've given a spring 2010 release window for Gas Powered Games' real-time strategy, currently in development for both Windows and Xbox 360...
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You may or may not know that THQ and Gas Powered Games already released a pre-E3 teaser trailer for Supreme Commander 2 over at GameTrailers (awww, bless 'em). Today we've received the first image from the full-on sequel to the excellent real-time strategy game: click to view full gallery Supreme Commander 2 is heading towards Xbox 360 and PC platforms and should be available during 2010.
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Orleans Parish District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro is about to deliver his first "state of the criminal justice system' address at Gallier Hall.
The public event, scheduled to begin Tuesday at 5 p.m., attracted top officials from various branches of law enforcement. By 5:10 p.m., Cannizzaro had yet to take the podium, and the crowd was asked to stand for the pledge of allegiance.
Attending are U.S. Attorney Jim Letten, Criminal Sheriff Marlin Gusman, Assistant Police Superintendent Marlon Defillo, and Deputy Chief Bruce Adams, FBI Special Agent in Charge David Welker; Municipal Court Judge Paul Sens and Desiree Charbonnet; and Archbishop Gregory Aymond, who offered an opening prayer.
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Car show set at Copeland Oaks
Copeland Oaks Retirement Community, 800 S. 15th St., Sebring, will host a classic car show from 1-4 p.m. Sunday. Dash plaques will be given to the first 75 cars entered and registration is $5. Proceeds from registration will be donated to the Salem Food Pantry. Car owners will have a chance to win trophies for best of show, people's choice, best stock auto and oldest auto. They will be entered in the door prize drawings. Admission is free to the public. There will also be free hot dogs, snacks and ice cream. For more information, call 330-938-7519 or visit www.copelandoaks.com.
Movie to be screened at pool
The Lisbon Pool will host a screening of "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" on Friday beginning at dark. Doors open at 9 p.m. Cost is $4, which includes popcorn, drink and a glow stick. Guests can also bring chairs or blankets to sit poolside. For questions, call the pool at 330-424-7548.
Cruise will benefit food bank
The Kooltime Kruisers will host the third annual Midnight Car Cruise to drive out hunger beginning at 9 p.m. Saturday at the Columbiana Pizza Hut. The cruise will be held rain or shine. Car registration is $5 or five non-perishable food items to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank. Public admission is free, but spectators are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items. For more information, on the cruise, contact Steve Zimmerman at 330-424-9503. For more information on the food bank, visit www.mahoningvalleysecondharvest.org or call 330-792-5522.
Abundant Life plans Overflow
The sixth annual August Overflow, a one-day community outreach event, is being planned by Abundant Life Fellowship, 46469 state Route 46, New Waterford. It will begin at noon Aug. 2 at the church and all services are free. The day will feature free haircuts on a first come, first serve basis; free food, produce distribution, games, bounce-arounds, and an American Red Cross blood drive. There will also be a school supply distribution to students attending Crestview, Columbiana, Leetonia, East Palestine, Lisbon, Beaver Local and Heartland Christian schools. Home school students residing in those districts can receive supplies. To receive school supplies, recipients must bring a report card from the previous school year and/or a driver's license or proof of residency. A classic car show will begin at 3 p.m. Area residents can still donate children's clothing from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. weekdays at the church or until 3 p.m. Sunday. All clothing must be clean. For questions, contact the church office at 330-457-7317.
Portman's staff to visit county
U.S. Sen. Rob Portman's (R-Ohio) staff will hold office hours from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Monday at the county commissioners' office at the courthouse. During this time, constituents will have the opportunity to share their thoughts and concerns with a district representative who will provide their feedback to the senator. No appointments are necessary. For further information, call Portman aide George Brown at 216-522-7095.
Famous signature to visit museum
Wellsville Historical Society will host a visit with John Hancock at 2 p.m. Aug. 3 at the River Museum. A Hancock re-enactment will discuss how the United States of America came to be.
Crafters will work with leftovers
On August 11, 2014 the Salem Public Library will hold its monthly Getting Crafty class at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 11 in the Salem Memorial Building gym. Participants will create items from leftover materials. Registration is required at www.salem.lib.oh.us. For more information, call the library at 330-332-0042.
SCT to audition for 'Farce'
Salem Community Theatre will hold audition for the comedy "Unnecessary Farce" by Paul Slade Smith, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Aug. 3 and 6-8 p.m. Aug. 4 at the theatre. A cast of six actors, four men, ages 20-50, and three women ages 20-40 are needed. It is under the direction of David El-Hatten. Rehearsals will begin the first week of August and show dates are weekends Sept. 12-21. Those auditioning should come prepared to read from the script and interact with other actors. For more information, contact the theatre at 330-332-9688 or www.salemcommunitytheatre.org.
Shaker Woods opens Aug. 9
Shaker Woods Festival craft festival in Columbiana will mark its 32nd year Aug. 9-10, 16-17 and 23-24. Along with crafters there will be children classes and entertainment. Performers will include Darryl Gatlin, Cedar Valley Cloggers, Zach Paxson, Black Horse, Cody Gibson, Vanessa Campagna, Northwest Territory, Craig Thomas, Blue Shades, Legends of Music, and more. Festival hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and admission is $8 for ages 13 and up. No pets or alcoholic beverages are permitted. For more information or an entertainment scheduled, call 330-482-0214 or email email@example.com.
It's that time in Palestine
Class schedules for East Palestine High School students will be available from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 12-14 in the guidance office. Orientation for incoming freshmen and new students is scheduled for Aug. 13. Students whose last name begins A-K should report to the high school auditorium at 9 a.m. and L-Z should report at 11 a.m. Students will receive their schedule, necessary forms to be completed and tour the building. Parents are encouraged to attend. Obligations from the 2013-14 school year are due at orientation or when picking up schedules, as are the class fees for the coming year. Checks are to be made payable to East Palestine High School.
Food safety focus of program
Jason Holleran, food safety specialist for the Ohio Department of Agriculture, will discuss food expiration dates and food handling safety, as part of the Salem Library's Wellness Wednesday program. The monthly program will begin at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 13 in the Salem Memorial Building's room 23. Registration is required at www.salem.lib.oh.us. For questions, call the library at 330-332-0042.


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I have been prescribed prozac to take at bedtime but will this help me throughout the day. My doctor feels that I'm depressed but I feel that I just need something to calm my nerves and take the edge off.
Is is better to take prozac at bedtime?
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Prozac can be taken anytime of the day just try to take at the same time everyday. If your doctor prescribed to take at bedtime, then that is what you should do. It will reach a steady level in your blood after taking for a couple weeks and will work throughout the day and night. It may take several weeks to a month to notice the full effects of this drug.
Good luck with the new med, hopefully it will do exactly what you need it to,
Hi tracylisa
I have just started prozac few weeks back,i take it in the morning when i get up and find it is starting to calm me now thats its building up in my system. Everyone is different though,some might prefere to take it at night.You can do either,whichever suits you best.
Wish you all the best with it
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I have checked and there is a regular prozac and a prozac weekly which is prescribed for patients who have been on this medication and are well adjusted to it, usually it does not make a difference it does say in the drug site to take 20 to 80mg taken in the mornings, I would think if this causes excessive drowsiness then you could either talk with the doctor or pharmacist just to be sure and see if this is bothersome if you could take it at bedtime. but it does mention in the morning. if you find you ever have further questions please feel free to send us the question and we will do our best to help, take good care,
I took it at bedtime and that was better for me because I had energy for the gym in the morning! Was anyone who took it tired in the beginning but better after a month..more energy?
ive been on prozac for 15 days now i take it at tea time about 5 i was told it didnt mateer what time as long as its the same time every day, im very tired still but hoping it will soon pass.
Tashua - I'm very curious about the prozac and the urge for alcohol? My b/f/f just quit like 46 days ago cold turkey probably a case to 2 of bud lite a day and his dr just put him on prozac -how is it helping you with the alcohol cravings? And is this one that can effect libido - or should I say is known to - effect libido? Any insight you may have would really be helpful and I'd be grateful. Thanks.
Hi, Although prozac helped with the alcohol craving (i was nearly a case a day on the weekend), After 5 days, the sex drive is gone. I do it for my boyfriends benefit and I used to want it 3 x a day now i kiss him and feel nothing. I feel for you and ur boyfriend. I miss the alcohol when I am watching tv tho so I have been indulging. But i dont think your bf is gona climax... But think of all the $ he is saving on NOT BUYING beer!
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The ability of a network node to predict a community wide outcome solely from the decision of its neighbors is explored. A community wide outcome is defined as the consensus decision of 80% of the network's members. This paper presents a new algorithm that can be used to generate a network with the characteristics of social networks. This is used to simulate a community that over discrete time period collectively decides to like or not something unspecified, but it could be imagined as a song, a film, a holiday resort, etc. The network nodes are analyzed for their ability to predict from the behavior of their neighbor nodes what the community outcome will be.
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Directed by Ng Tian Hui, Mount Holyoke orchestra director and lecturer in music, the concert will take the audience on an enchanting tour of dream states by reimagining Felix Mendelssohn's
Incidental Music for A Midsummer Night's Dream
in combination with the premiere of new music by Brooklyn-based composer Robert Honstein. MHC's Rie Hachiyanagi, associate professor of art, serves as artistic director for the event, for which she has created an installation of hundreds of pods fashioned from delicate handmade paper, each containing dreams of individuals from the College community. Mount Holyoke dance professor Terese Freedman and Dahlia Nayar, guest artist at the Smith College Department of Dance, have joined forces to choreograph new work that delves into the full spectrum of dreams, from the meditative to the whimsical.
The MHC Orchestra will be joined by student dancers and the Mount Holyoke College Glee Club, led by Lindsay Pope, director of choral ensembles and lecturer in music. Music department chair Linda Laderach, most recently heard with the orchestra playing the
Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto
, returns as a guest in Honstein's music. Also performing are Brittany Harris '14 (soprano); assistant to the choral director Amanda Bistolfo '11 (mezzo soprano); Candice Salyers, a dancer/choreographer currently pursuing a Ph.D. in dance at Texas Woman's University; and Lucas Klinge, a Pioneer Valley dancer who has trained with Ballet Austin.
A pre-performance installation begins at 2.40 pm. The concert is free, open to the public, and wheelchair accessible.
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