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The Green Bay Packers had a deep and complete team last season that carried them to the franchise's first championship in over decade.
Yes, the Pack were led by an elite quarterback with one of the best receiving corps in the league and a long-haired play maker on defense, but it was the secondary that closed out crucial games in the final weeks of the regular season and into the playoffs.
The undrafted Sam Shields stepped up and had a solid season as a nickelback. Tramon Williams, who had never been a star player, performed on a Pro Bowl level and yearly Pro Bowlers Nick Collins and Charles Woodson simply kept up the good work.
A lot of great things could be said about the Packers' crew of defensive backs last season and there have been many greats to play at safety and cornerback in Titletown throughout the years.
I've saved defensive backs for last in my series of top ten player rankings, but by no means were they the least significant players last season or in the history of the Packers.
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Mulberry Grove Plantation
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Mulberry Grove Plantation, located north of Port Wentworth, Chatham County, Savannah, was a rice plantation, notable as the location where Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin.[2]
Once a thriving plantation, comprising, in 1798, some
... 500 acres of river swamp, under good dams and well drained; and 200 acres of upland, in good order for cotton or provisions. The remaining part of the tract, which contains in the whole more than 2000 acres, consists of oak and hickory, and well timbered pine land. There is a large and complete water machine for cleaning out rice, with barns, overseers houses, and other suitable plantation buildings, well constructed, and in good repair. There is also a convenient and well finished Dwelling House with suitable outbuildings, and an excellent garden, containing a variety of shrubs and trees both for use and ornament.[3]
Mulberry Grove has been left to ruins, surrounded by industrial areas, and all that remains is a bronze marker outlining the history of the plantation.
Mulberry Grove was part of the Joseph's Town settlement,[4] and was constructed to be a silk plantation. By 1740, the plantation was experimenting with planting rice, and upon the introduction of slavery to Georgia, the mulberry nursery was abandoned and rice production became the main purpose of the plantation.[5]
After the Revolutionary War, Mulberry Grove was deserted,[6] and on April 13, 1782, the State Legislature passed an act appropriating five thousand guineas to be used in purchasing the estate for General Nathanael Greene[7] in recognition of his contributions to the war.
President George Washington visited Mulberry Plantation after Greene's death, noting in his diary that he,
called upon Mrs. Greene the Widow of the deceased Genl. Greene, (at a place called Mulberry Grove) and asked her how she did, and that on the departing from Savannah for Augusta he had the pleasure of dining at Mulberry Grove the Seat of Mrs. Greene…[8]
Eli Whitney was a guest at the plantation, during which time he constructed the idea of the cotton gin.
I…struck out a plan of a Machine in my mind which I communicated to Miller (who is agent to the Executors of Genl. Greene and resides in the family, a man of respectability and property) he was pleased with the Plan and said if I would pursue it and try an experiment to see if it would answer, he would be at the whole expense, I should loose nothing but my time, and if I succeeded we would share the profits.[2]
The plantation's prosperity, largely built on slavery, ended with the Civil War, after which the estate was gradually broken up. A bronze marker, placed in 1938 on the spot where the old avenue joined into the Augusta Road, is all that indicates the location of the historic estate.
- ^ National Park Service (2010-07-09). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ a b The American Historical Review (New York, 1897), III, No. 1, 99
- ^ The Columbian Museum and Savannah Advertiser October 26, 1798.
- ^ Granger, Mary, editor, Savannah River Plantations, (Savannah: The Oglethorpe Press, 1997), 57.
- ^ Granger, Mary, editor, Savannah River Plantations, (Savannah: The Oglethorpe Press, 1997), 64.
- ^ Granger, Mary, editor, Savannah River Plantations, (Savannah: The Oglethorpe Press, 1997), 70.
- ^ Granger, Mary, editor, Savannah River Plantations, (Savannah: The Oglethorpe Press, 1997), 71.
- ^ John C. Fitzpatrick, The Diaries of George Washington 1748-1799 (Boston, 1925), IV, 176, 178.


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another man sat down in the aisle seat and put his black Labrador Retriever
in the middle seat next to the man. The first man looked very quizzically at
the dog and asked why the dog was allowed on the plane. The second man
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His name is Sniffer and he's the best there is. I'll show you once we get
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'The plane took off, and once it has leveled out, the agent said, 'Watch
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aisle, and finally sat very purposefully next to a woman for several seconds
Sniffer then returned to his seat and put one paw on the agent's arm. The
agent said, 'Good boy', and he turned to the man and said, 'That woman is in
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Have you ever wondered where the phrase "You Gotta Be Shittin' Me" came from?
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There were 33 (remember this number) in Washington 's boat.
It was extremely dark and storming furiously and the water was tossing them about. Finally, Washington grabbed Corporal Peters (remember that name) and stationed him at the front of the boat with a lantern.
He ordered him to keep swinging it, so they could see where they were heading.
Corporal Peters, through driving rain and cold, continued swinging the lantern back and forth, back and forth.
Then a big gust of wind and a wave hit and threw Corporal Peters and his lantern into the Delaware ...
Washington and his troops searched for nearly an hour trying to find Corporal Peters, but to no avail.
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General Washington pounded on the door, his men crowding around him. The door swung open, and much to his surprise stood a beautiful woman. A huge smile came across her face, to see so many men standing there.
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Rayne High wrestlers continue with meet placements
Members of the Rayne High School wrestling team were busy this weekend as the team split ways to participate in two separate events.
In the Louisiana Classic/Lee High Tournament held Friday and Saturday, Jan. 15-16, Rayne High was well represented by three wrestlers, Adam Menard, Shelby Thibodeaux and John Reynolds.
Menard finished 4-3 on the day in the 140 lbs. weight class placing sixth while seeded seventh in the tournament.
Thibodeaux was 3-2 for the tournament placing fourth in the 145 lbs. weight class as he was seeded fourth going in.
Reynolds was entered in the 152 lbs. weight class and did not place at 0-1 on the day.
As a team, the three wrestlers placed 26th of 52 teams entered.
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During a quad meet held Saturday, Jan. 16, at Rayne High School, the Wolves finished the day with a perfect 3-0 slate over Comeaux (2-1), Carencro (1-2) and St. Thomas More (0-3).
In round one, Rayne scored a 55-12 win over Carencro. Round two action saw the Wolves score 65-3 over St. Thomas More. Rayne was 48-21 over Comeaux in round three.
Donating points for the win were Landyn Thibodeaux 103 lbs., Hunter Hanks 119 lbs., Cody Manuel 125 lbs., Andre Falcon 130 lbs., Austin Bohne 130 lbs., Austin Meche 135 lbs., Bryar Babineaux 140 lbs., Austin LaCombe 152 lbs., Brennan Fontenot 160 lbs., Billy Thibodeaux 171 lbs., Joseph Bellard 171 lbs., Billy Marcantel 189 lbs., Andrew Abshire 215 lbs., Brennan McNight 215 lbs.., and Dayton Constantin 285 lbs.
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Rayne High hosted another dual meet on Wednesday, Jan. 13, welcoming Teurlings Catholic.
The Wolves scored 24 points to Teurlings' 53 on the day seeing 13 matches taking place on the mat.
Rayne High wrestlers participating were Landyn Thibodeaux 103 lbs., Hunter Hanks 119 lbs., Cody Manuel 125 lbs., Austin Bohne 130 lbs., Austin Meche 135 lbs., Bryar Babineaux 140 lbs., Adam Menard 145 lbs., Shelby Thibodeaux 152 lbs., John Reynolds 160 lbs., Billy Thibodeaux 171 lbs., Billy Marcantel 189 lbs., Brennan McKnight 215 lbs., and Dayton Constantin 285 lbs.
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Harry Reid and What Happened to the Public Option
I'm still not giving up. I want every Senator who's not in the pocket of the private insurers or Big Pharma to introduce and vote for a "Ted Kennedy Medicare for All" amendment to whatever bill Reid takes to the floor. And if this fails, a "Ted Kennedy Real Public Option for All" amendment. Let every Senate Democratic who doesn't have the guts to vote for either of them be known and counted.
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For further information, contact any of the MHS Alumni Association members: Georganne Iverson, Paul and Marie DeLuca, Richard DeSorgher, Ron Gustavson, Nancy Kelly-Lavin, Bob Meaney, Bill Kingsbury, or Sarah (Cain) Brown.
The MHSAA is sponsoring Senior Parent Night Out* for the class of 2015 to celebrate a job well done!
Parents of the senior class of 2015 are invited to a casual get-together to relax, reconnect and reminisce.
Event Info:
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2015 Time: 7:30- 11:00PM
Location: Medfield American Legion Hall
Cost: $15/person or $25/couple
Payable to: MHSAA (Medfield High School Alumni Association)
Tickets will be available at Park Street Books starting on 4/2 and at the door the night of the event.
This is the 5h annual Senior Parent Night Out and the proceeds will benefit MHSAA scholarships for the Senior Class of 2015!
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*This event is not sponsored by Medfield High School
The Medfield High School Alumni Association will be holding their annual Trivia Night on Saturday February 28, 2015 at the Medfield Legion on Peter Kristof Way. The doors will open at 7 p.m. and the games will begin at 7:30 p.m. The last game will begin at 10:15 p.m. Cash prizes will be given to tables winning 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Cost of tickets is $20/pp or $150/per table of ten. You may purchase a table for you and your friends or you may purchase a ticket as a single and we will place you at a table with other singles to make up a table of ten. Some snacks will be provided by MHSAA. Last year we encouraged table gating. Each table brought snacks of their own choosing and enjoyed the evening. Beverages may be purchased at the Legion. Trivia will be from a wide range of topics ie: toys and games, Disney fairy tales, Animals, and questions about the history of Medfield provided by our own Richard DeSorgher. Trivia Night helps us to fund our scholarships for two seniors. This year, our scholarships will be given in memory of Andrea Trasher and Francis and Jeanne Bibby. Tickets may be purchased by emailing Georganne Iverson at firstname.lastname@example.com. Don't be left out! Join us for a fun night! See you at Trivia Night!
Dear Medfield High School community members:
I hope this letter finds you enjoying the summer. We have just concluded a terrific year at Medfield High School, which included awards, state and national recognitions, and a state championship. We are proud of our students, both current and past.
This year's graduating class was special indeed. Of the 230 graduating seniors, 96% will continue on to colleges across the country. These schools include Harvard, MIT, Penn, Cornell, Dartmouth, Columbia, The Berklee College of Music, and the Rhode Island School of Design, among others. Senior Ida Xu was a finalist for The Presidential Scholars Award (one of just 140 students nationwide) and was also named to the All National Symphony Orchestra, and senior Rachel Thornton was a National Merit Scholarship winner. MHS students were quite busy away from school as well. Senior Ben Bushnell took his first solo flight and will study Aviation Technology at Purdue University. Freshman Addison Chung qualified for the U.S. Junior National Gymnastic team and will spend his summer at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, and sophomore Sid Arun will represent Massachusetts in the National High School Chess Championship in Orlando this summer. These are just a few examples of the many talented students who walk through our halls each day.
MHS received several state and national awards this past year. The 2013 MCAS scores were once again among the top 5% in the state and all MHS students received passing scores in the subjects of English, science and math. In addition, the College Board notified us that MHS had the highest Advanced Placement test scores in the entire Commonwealth. For the second consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report awarded MHS with the Gold Award, the highest award given to a public high school. This publication has MHS ranked among the top 200 in the country and in the top 10 in the state.
Our athletic department continued its run of excellence. The Warriors brought home Tri-Valley League titles in Girls' Basketball, Boys' Hockey, Boys' Lacrosse and Boys' Tennis. The Boys' Indoor Track team won the Tri-Valley League meet and coaches Evan Moon (Boys' Tennis), John Isaf (Boys' Lacrosse) and the late George Callahan (Boys' Golf) were named TVL Coach of the Year in their respective sports. The Boy's Hockey team had a historic season as they reached the state title game at the Garden for the first time in school history and the Boys' Lacrosse team avenged last season's championship title loss by winning this year's state championship in June. The Warriors have now won an amazing 18 state titles since the year 2000 in eight different sports.
Success has followed many of our alums as well. Broadway performer Uzo Aduba ('99) continued her ascent into stardom as she played a major role and was nominated for an Emmy for her part in the series "Orange is the New Black." Alums Jake McDermott ('10), Peter Gill ('11) and Garrett Read ('11) helped lead Tufts University to the DIII Men's Lacrosse National Championship in May, and we inducted longtime community supporters and siblings Thomas Kelly ('73) and Nancy Kelly Lavin ('74) into the MHS Hall of Excellence. There is no shortage of MHS alums on staff as Susan (Flynn) Curtis ('82), Ashley Estes ('07) and Amanda Santucci ('04) will be joining us at MHS this year. Other alums on staff include Sarah (Cain) Brown ('91), Adam Coyle ('99), Jon Dunn ('94), John Kendall ('02), Anne (Vozzella) Lodge ('98), Evan Moon ('05), John Panciocco ('88), Sarah (Buckley) Rodenhi ('96), Ann Marie (Fratolillo) Sabra ('89), and Thomas Woods ('04). What a great impression these adults make on our students on a daily basis and I'm excited that 13 students from the Class of 2013 have already declared education as their major in college.
Though we've experienced a great deal of success, our staff is committed to finding new and exciting ways to engage students in the classroom. Next year, we will continue incorporating tablets and other devices into the classroom as our 1:1 program expands into more grades. Over the summer, more than 20 MHS teachers will spend over 250 hours developing and refining our curriculum to ensure that we are providing the best learning opportunities and experiences for all of our students. This is important work and I want to thank our staff for their efforts.
Recognizing the small world in which we live, we'll expand opportunities for students who are interested in acquiring international experience. In February, we'll send students to the Dominican Republic to participate in a community service program. This trip is in addition to the other travel opportunities we offer to France, Spain and China. Our new Global Citizenship program is designed to foster students' global awareness, and in so doing, provide MHS students with the essential skills needed to successfully contribute to an increasingly globalized society. We will continue to focus on these and other 21st century skills.
The level of achievement we've reached could not take place without the support provided by the Medfield School Committee, the MHS PTO and the Medfield Coalition for Public Education (MCPE). These parent groups have helped to establish an environment where teachers are encouraged to create and students are allowed to explore and grow in an exciting and engaging learning environment. This is our recipe for success.
I want to sincerely thank our students, families, and alums for your continued support and wish you a safe and relaxing summer vacation.
Robert Parga
*For the latest MHS news, follow Robert Parga on Twitter @MedfieldHS
Calling all MHS alumni who are former students of Mrs. Adele Hardy!
Please email any memories you have of being in her classes to Karen Renaud (email@example.com) so that they can be included in a surprise gift of a memory book to be given to Mrs. Hardy upon retirement. Thanks!
Adele Hardy's Retirement Celebration
Wednesday, June 11th from 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Medfield High School– Library Media Center
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featuring Grammy-nominated Donny McCaslin
7 TO 9 P.M., Wednesday, April 9,
Medfield HS Lowell Mason Auditorium
$10 adults; $5 seniors, children & students
Sold at:
Park Street Books
Needham Bank (Medfield Branch)
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Ticket sales benefit the ENTIRE MEDFIELD MUSIC PROGRAM!
The MHSAA is sponsoring Senior Parent Night Out* for the class of 2014 to celebrate a job well done!
Parents of the senior class of 2014 are invited to a casual get-together to relax, reconnect and reminisce.
Event Info:
Date: Saturday, April 5, 2014 Time: 7:30- 11:00PM
Location: Medfield American Legion Hall
Cost: $15/person or $25/couple
Payable to: MHSAA (Medfield High School Alumni Association)
Tickets will be available at Park Street Books starting on 3/5 and at the door the night of the event.
This is the 4th annual Senior Parent Night Out and the proceeds will benefit MHSAA scholarships for the Senior Class of 2014!
Any questions please contact: Annemarie Keleher (firstname.lastname@example.com), Lisa Cahill (firstname.lastname@example.com), Mary Tschirch (email@example.com), and Katie Adams (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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[The following is an excerpt from Deutsche-Bank's 1Q writeup on USAI. Posted here for your information, but don't trust the analysts at their word... Do your own research.]
Owning 24% of the Biggest Vertical on the Internet Today in Travel Services
Simply put, we are impressed with management's execution and ability to scale the business through such difficult times. Indeed, even though HSN revenues came in slightly lighter than expected, HSN gross margins improved, which helped to offset the top-line weakness. In our view, USA Interactive now represents one of the only investment opportunities to participate in the ongoing shift in travel purchases from off-line to online over the next five years. We estimate that the company, collectively with its travel properties, enjoys 24% share of the online travel market.
Moreover, the online travel market is forecast to grow from $22.7 billion in 2002 to
almost $50 billion in 2007, representing a 17% CAGR. These industry estimates could prove conservative, especially given the positive impact on growth from any economic recovery. As such, we believe that our
Hotels.com and Expedia revenues of $2.23 billion this year and $2.77 billion
in 2004 could prove conservative once again, driven by: ongoing market share gains (24% growth in '04 essentially in line with industry growth) and continued migration to online (from off-line).
We are once again raising our 2003 revenue and cash net income per share forecast from $6.0 billion and $0.75 to $6.1 billion and $0.79. Our EBITA forecast has been raised from $750 million to $856 million, representing a 14% increase. USA Interactive now believes that the potential for $1 billion
in free cash flow exists for this year. We are also establishing a 2004 cash
net income per share estimate of $0.98 on revenues of $6.93 billion (up 13%
Y/Y) and EBITA of $1.07 billion.
We are boosting our 12-month price target on shares of USA Interactive from $29 to $40, and still believe this target could prove conservative. Our $40 price target implies 25x 2003E free cash flow of $1.0 billion (on an enterprise basis), 51x 2003E EPS and 41x 2004E EPS, and 30x 2003E EBITA of $856 million. We reiterate our BUY investment rating on shares of USA Interactive, and continue to recommend investors add to positions at current levels...
Could you please elaborate on these warrants?
Don't thank me. I didn't agree with anything you said.
STRIKES AND THAT'S JUST THE START. There appears to be 60 million share warrants that may soon be exercisable and I haven't seen anyone address that one.
Free cash flow is what companies like TYCO used. What's more important is what are they earning and whether or not they can grow their markets. Buying up free cashflow but diluting the float and shareholder wealth isn't all that great.
Wrong buddy.
Diller only mentioned guidance for 2003 and that only factors in a portion of the dilution.
He also talked about LM diluting the float and that he would buy to offset that when LM buys BUT HE DIDN'T MENTION THE 60 MILLION SHARE WARRANTS.
He didn't mention the fact that 32 million shares in warrants may be exercisable as soon as this week.
Check out the news for 2/12/03.
why do you send the wrong information? Both in the conference call and in the analyst reports, dilution is taking into account into the estimates given.
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We are boosting our 12-month price target on shares of USA Interactive from $29 to $40, and still believe this target could prove conservative. Our $40 price target implies 25x 2003E free cash flow of $1.0 billion (on an enterprise basis), 51x 2003E EPS and 41x 2004E EPS, and 30x 2003E EBITA of $856 million. We reiterate our BUY investment rating on shares of USA Interactive, and continue to recommend investors add to positions at current levels...
yeahm and Warren Buffett said this weekend that stocks will go down before they continue to go up.
good points, all
All the assumptions that Liberty and USAI will be shuffling warrant positions and offsetting with massive buybacks over dilution may prove irrelevant if Diller and Malone end up doing a major transaction together.
If the Vivendi ties are unwound in a way that makes Liberty whole and resolves the USAI tax issues and simultaneously Diller and Malone act on an opportunity that benefits both of their companies, we could see a pretty major rethinking of the valuation issues yet again.
This isn't getting pulled out of thin air - a careful reading of their moves since Messier left V-U puts this right on the radar screen. It's really just a matter of determining who the V-U asset buyers will be and what Diller and Malone are trying to acquire.
Consider Malone forcing the 100% buy or release clause on QVC. Malone with 100% of QVC and Diller with 100% of HSN sets the stage for some interesting conversations. Or think of anyone holding properties that could make Liberty more of a media powerhouse and USAI more of an online powerhouse.
The only things definite are that they're friends, they both want to take the money tied up in V-U and invest it elsewhere and they both know how to build value into vision.
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JERUSALEM, Israel -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will reportedly try to coax Palestinians into extending talks with Israel as the P.A. leader and the Arab world continue to reject Israel as a Jewish state.
Kerry is flying from Italy to Amman, Jordan, on Wednesday to meet with Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas, returning from an Arab League summit in Kuwait on Tuesday.
Kerry is trying to convince the P.A. to continue direct talks with Israel beyond April 29, the last day of Kerry's nine-month timeframe to reach a negotiated settlement.
Israeli leaders are reportedly considering canceling stage four of the prisoner release, set for March 29, made up of 26 convicts serving time for murder and other terror-related crimes if the P.A. doesn't plan to continue direct talks anyway.
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But even Israel's chief negotiator, Justice Minister Tzipi Livni, said there's little point to releasing more convicts if the P.A. has already decided to abandon the U.S.-brokered talks.
Some P.A. leaders said the prisoner release, coupled with a construction freeze in Judea and Samaria, including Jerusalem neighborhoods, may convince them to continue negotiations.
"If Israel were to refuse to free the fourth batch, it would have serious consequences, including initiatives at the United Nations," former P.A. negotiator Mohammed Shtayeh said in a statement.
But Jewish families whose loved ones were killed by Arab terrorists are protesting the release.
Meanwhile, Palestinian leaders continue threatening to seek international recognition for declaring statehood unilaterally rather than through a negotiated settlement with Israel.
Abbas told Arab League member nations at a meeting in Kuwait on Tuesday that Israel had not "missed an opportunity to derail U.S. peace efforts, including raising new demands, such as the demand for recognition as a Jewish state," a concept they reject outright.
"The Israeli government is trying to dodge an agreement it had with the U.S. administration to release pre-Oslo [Accords] Palestinian prisoners," the P.A.'s official Ma'an news agency quoted Abbas.
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Since the Lac Megantic train disaster, a lot of questions have been asked about rail safety in this country.
In particular the amount of dangerous goods hauled by rail through our cities and towns.
If you look at a CN Rail map of Toronto it looks like strands of spaghetti winding through the city. Many kilometres of track through neighbourhoods.
CN moves a lot of freight along those tracks and some of the goods are dangerous. Oil, chemicals, you name it.
But just try to find out how many dangerous products move through this city and you'll get stonewalled. CN Rail says the information is confidential and yet in the wake of the Lac Megantic rail disaster in Quebec it has begun sharing the information with municipal authorities.
Earlier this week the Fire Chief in Hamilton publicly revealed that out of every 1-hundred CN railcars that passed through his city last year, 7 of those railcars carried dangerous goods.
What about Toronto?
The fire chief here knows and so does CN Rail but the Star is reporting Friday morning that neither will discuss the Toronto situation.
CN says it provided the data to senior officials of the Toronto Fire Service and the director of the Office of Emergency Management on December 12th.
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expatriate and JTapia both make excellent points.
If more tax incentives are made available to American businesses, they would be allowed more profit to grow their companies. This would in turn, cause more companies to hire employees through growth.
I have been in a position where I had to let good, hard working people go due to a lack of work. As a part of upper managment, there are many people in our government that would say I am an evil, heartless person for doing that. They would have you believe that I only did it out of greed. That's only, because they didn't have to see my sleepless nights, and being physically sick for doing what I could to save a company and salvaging as many jobs as possible. I also didn't see them cut their own salary to nothing (for several months) in order to help the company they work for survive. Even now, I'm working at less than 50% of my normal salary.
As far as the UAW is concerned, there are many folks (me included) that think the union folks have it too easy. Those $21 and $75 an hour numbers are quite a bit off though. It's actually around $14 per hr for wages and $36 per hour with benefits. The only folks that make over $100,000 per year are the skilled labor when they work a lot of over time. With that being said, I certainly believe the UAW could make more consessions to salvage their jobs.
Now we should talk about the tax incentives received by Honda, Kia, Toyota and Mercedes right here in the US. They were all given huge tax incentives and in some cases our own government built factories for them here in America. They did not do so for any of the American car companies.
We should also look back to see what started this mess. It was gas prices at $4.00 per gallon. The Democrats allowed this to happen on thier watch. By not allowing offshore drilling and keeping our own oil off limits, they let foreign entities control our gas prices.
With all of this being said, it's pretty tough to compete with foreign labor and allow American workers to maintain our quality of life. After all, China and Korea have most of their labor start working when they're still children for wages that are unacceptable by anyone's standards. While Mexico certainly isn't as bad as China, one only needs to visit a few assmbly plants there to see their quality of life. I don't think any of us would like living in their box and pallet shacks or work for their wages.
With all of this being said, there is still a lot of waste by the "Big 3" in their management.......If only I were the "Car Czar." It's really too bad Obama appointed Car Czar's that know absolutely nothing about what they're doing. It's really quite disgusting to all of us that have been working in the industry for so many years.


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UP: To the partnership between the Washington-Morgan Community Action and the U.S. Forest Service that has given nine Washington County teenagers summer jobs working in the Wayne National Forest. The high school students and two teens from Puerto Rico, have been working with the Youth Conservation Corps on forest projects, including making fire pits, mowing, replacing bridges, basic maintenance and upkeep of the parks/campgrounds in the forest. This is a wonderful first-job opportunity for these students that not only will give them an opportunity to earn money through hard work, but also will help them learn to work with others, and, hopefully, give them an appreciation for the outdoor opportunities in their own backyard.
UP: To a West Virginia Solid Waste Management agency grant totaling $20,000 that will help pay for recycling equipment at Hamilton and Jackson middle schools. The money will help pay for recycling bins and poppers – larger recycling containers – for the two middle schools. The total cost for the project is $24,000, with the remaining funds coming from the local solid waste authority board. The same program has already provided Parkersburg Catholic High School with recycling equipment. The goal is to eventually have this program in all Wood County schools.
UP: To the Parkersburg Downtown Facade Committee's approval of the external plans for the former Uptowner Inn building on Seventh Street. The building has been purchased by Marriott, which plans a $7.5 million remodeling project that will eventually convert the building into an 84-room extended-stay hotel called the TownePlace Suites by Marriott. Approval by Marriott and the city is still required for many aspects of the project, but some work inside has already begun. Marriott hopes to have the facility open by March 31, 2015.
UP: To River City Farmers Market officials for allowing area food pantries to set up a table free of charge when the market is operating. People shopping at the farmers market can now, if they wish, donate items or cash to the pantries.
DOWN: To the serious problems meth labs have caused not only for law enforcement, but for neighborhood residents as well. On July 23, several Wood County residents vented their frustrations about this issue during a Wood County Commission meeting. At the meeting, Brandon Lewis, West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources Clandestine Drug Lab Remediation Program Coordinator explained the procedures related to meth lab cleanup cleanups. We don't blame the residents for their frustrations and hope something can be done to slow this stain that is growing not only here, but in nearly every community in the state.
UP: To the volunteers who are repairing the damaged sections of brick at the Stepping Stones of Honor Veterans Memorial at City Park. Many of the bricks have been allegedly damaged by careless skateboarders and bicyclists, as well as by normal wear.
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UP: To the 42nd West Virginia Interstate Fair and Exposition which concludes its run tonight at the Wood County 4-H Fairgrounds on Butcher Bend Road, in Mineral Wells. The fair, which opened Tuesday, has been blessed this year with excellent weather, to go along with the usual fun and family activities and music that make this event so special. Today's highlights include the always-popular ATV and truck pulls and entertainment by Cole Swindell on the main stage.
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UP: To the July 16 ribbon-cutting at the Children's Listening Place Inc., where abused children under the age of 18 are able to talk about their abuse in a relaxed atmosphere. The center is temporarily located next to Rusen & Auvil law offices, at 1206 Market St., Parkersburg. The child advocate center project here was spearheaded by the efforts of former Wood County Prosecutor Michele Rusen, who now is in private practice. The center's executive director is Lisa Sutton, an applied behavior analyst, who has specialized training in working with children with disabilities.
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UP: To the Jackson County Junior Fair, which opens Monday and runs through Friday in Cottageville. As many who have attended this event in the past know, it is a wonderful week of fun for the whole family. As always, it offers a great mixture of local and national talent-including bluegrass legend Dr. Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys, who will perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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UP: To the dozen or so volunteers who gave up part of their Saturday on July 12 to help spruce up downtown Parkersburg. The volunteers at the event, organized by Downtown PKB, cleaned and replanted the decorative flower beds in the area around the Downtown Farmers' Marketplace. Among those volunteering were high school students from Williamstown High School and Parkersburg High School. Congratulations to these community-spirited folks who helped out at this event.
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UP: To all the emergency responders and good neighbors who spent much of this week cleaning up following the massive storm that moved through the area Tuesday afternoon. High winds accompanying the storm brought down several trees and powerlines, causing power outages and other serious problems for residents. The crews responded immediately and have done a great job with the cleanup.
UP: To neighbors of a 20th Street family whose home was destroyed by a fire Wednesday afternoon. The family, a single mother with three children, had been in the home for only a couple of months. They were of town at the time of the fire. Neighbor Jennie McAtee, who lives across the street, immediately began a Facebook campaign to collect clothing for the family.
UP: To the Castle for its annual history camp for young students, which was held this past week. This year, 10 third-through-fifth graders participated in the camp, which offers a heavy emphasis on Marietta's history, but also incorporates American history. We salute the Castle for its efforts to help instill an appreciation of history in young people. Hopefully, many of these students will take that appreciation into their futures.
DOWN: To the growing popularity of smoking with a hookah among teens and young adults. A hookah is a water pipe of Middle Eastern origin in which the smoker uses a hose with a mouthpiece to inhale specially made tobacco passed through a water bowl. Many businesses now cater to people who use a hookah. While many of the users think smoking in this manner is safer, studies have found that it not only poses the same risk as other tobacco products, but can heighten those risks.
UP: To the Austrian-based Miba Sinter USA, LLC, for its official opening on Thursday of new production facilities in McConnelsville that add more than 42,000 square feet. The expansion will eventually allow for the increase of more than 100 new high-tech manufacturing jobs in the next few years. The company, a subsidiary of the Austrian Miba group, produces high quality precision auto parts. Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Austrian ambassador Hanz Peter Manz were at the plant to announce the expansion.
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DOWN: To the recent spate of burglaries at several area churches. Whether these were cases of attempted burglary or just acts of mindless vandalism, we hope the people responsible are identified and arrested.
UP: To Marietta Main Street's "I Wish This Was" campaign that placed posters at 10 empty storefronts with room for residents to write comments about what they would like to see in the building. The information will be compiled by the organization with the hope of making at least some of those suggestions a reality. This innovative campaign gives residents a voice in what businesses they would like to see downtown, and may give a potential entrepreneur the confidence to take a chance on opening a business.
UP: To Parkersburg South High School teacher and coach Tim McCartney, who retired this past week after 32 years of service at the school. During his career, McCartney taught math and science, and coached football, wrestling and track. He was involved in Fellowship of Christian Athletics at the school and worked to help with the Erickson All Sports Facility over the years. The Gilmer County native's retirement plans possibly include getting a doctorate, teaching at the college level and writing. We wish him well in his future.
UP: To Vienna Parks and Recreation, who recently combined two disused soccer goals, some rope and a tarp to create a shelter for the weekly Amtgard group at Jackson Park. The free-to-play live-action foam combat group meets every Sunday at 1 p.m. beside the Vienna Recreation Center, and is always accepting new players. Thanks to Vienna Parks and Recreation, they can now retreat to a shaded spot to cool down between rounds.
DOWN: To the so-called Green Dot money scams, which in recent weeks have taken several Mid-Ohio Valley residents for more than $130,000 – including an elderly Marietta man who lost $120,000. According to those who have lost money, these are fairly sophisticated scams in which people are told to go to a store and purchase Green Dot money packs to avoid having their power turned off, being arrested, etc. The best advice to avoid being taken in by these unscrupulous individuals comes from MonPower spokesman Todd Meyers, who said, "Anytime someone calls and says pay now or else, it's baloney."


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AMC Theaters confirms and then retracts 'The Dark Knight Rises' IMAX sneak peek
Rumors are rumors, and confirmations are confirmations, but there is a world in between rumors and confirmations, and "The Dark Knight Rises," Warner Bros. and AMC Theaters just moved there.
Last week's much-buzzed-about rumor that WB was planning on revealing 6 minutes of "The Dark Knight Rises" before IMAX screenings of "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" was neither confirmed nor denied by any of the involved parties.
Then, the AMC theater chain posted this to their blog: "The six-minute 'Dark Knight Rises' prologue footage will only be shown on the higher resolution 70mm IMAX screens. Not the digital IMAX screens. Locations haven't been confirmed yet, so stay tuned for an update on AMC Theatre locations that will be showing the prologue 'Dark Knight Rises footage' at a 70mm IMAX screen nearest you."
While that shrunk the rumored sneak peek to only screens equipped with 70mm projectors (as opposed to the much more prevalent digital IMAX projectors), it still confirmed that WB was, indeed, going to be giving fans a glance at the much-anticipated superhero sequel.
However, as MTV reports, that post was soon removed and replaced with: "The information in this post has been retracted until further notice. Please refer to Warner Bros. for any information about 'The Dark Knight Rises.'"
So, it sounds like what we have is an unofficial confirmation -- or just a redacted rumor. Stay tuned.
"Dark Knight Rises" caps off Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy that began in 2005 with "Batman Begins." Nolan shot several key scenes in the smash 2009 sequel, "The Dark Knight," in the large-screen IMAX format. In next summer's "Rises," Christian Bale reprises his role as Batman/Bruce Wayne, with Anne Hathaway as Catwoman/Selina Kyle and Tom Hardy as Bane. It also stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman and Marion Cotillard.
Nolan's continued allegiance to the large-screen format ("Inception" was also a big player in IMAX) indicates that the 6-minute peek will soon become a reality.


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Using snippets to reuse CSS code requires a good deal of planning to build a strategy around how your code will be reused and how much of your layout and presentation will be saved in your Snippet library. In this movie, we'll begin to build a small-scale CSS Snippet library that can be used over and over again for other projects. To do this we'll need to examine our current site, evaluate elements or structures that we could reuse in other projects, and then modify existing CSS rules to create a more neutral snippet version of them.
And if you were to really take a look at this layout, you would call it a two-column layout. The header, instead of panning the entire width of the page, is really just a small little area. It could be a badge, or a banner, or something of that nature. The main content fills up the entire right side of the page, and we have a footer at the bottom. Everything else, in terms of the colors being used, the graphics being used to the way that the navigation is structured, is really designed specifically for the Explore California Web site. So unless we were going to have to reuse these snippets in order to build more pages for the Explore California Web site, it really wouldn't make a whole lot of sense to use the existing CSS to build snippets.
We need to modify them a little bit more, and make them a bit more neutral. Now that way any time I wanted this particular layout or even color schemes and things like that, if I want to keep those, and typography, I could save those as snippets. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go over to my Files panel. I'm going to go into the 03_04, which is my root directory here. Open up the _css folder and open up main.css. Now yes, we can access the code from here, but we need to do something very special with this. I'm going to go to File and choose Save As.
I'm going to save this in the same folder, the _css, and I'm just going to call this one snippet_source.css. So, snippet_source.css. Now why are we doing this? Well, as I mentioned before, we're going to have to modify some of these styles, some of them quite extensively. The last thing in the world you want to do is make changes to your site's CSS file when you're building your snippets. You want to leave that alone. So we're just creating a copy of this. I'm going to close the main.css that we had opened and focus on my snippet_source file.
Now the next thing I'm going to do is go to my panels and click on my Snippets panel to activate that, and sort of expand that out a little bit more. I really like being able to see this panel, read some of the descriptions and tell what's going on here. Okay, so the first thing that we're going to take a look at is our global constants. As I scroll down a little bit, I get down to about line 43 in my code, I can see some constants that are going to be used kind of over and over again. To be honest with you, this is one of the selectors that I have at the top of almost every single one of my style sheets. It takes a default margin and the padding for documents in different browsers, and just sort of zeros them out, so that you can do with them what you want.
So we've other ones like the body tag that we could reuse, our limited-scale reset, so we've got some pretty generic global classes and constants in here anyway, so we could go ahead and start our CSS Library based on those. Now I'm going to go over to our Snippets panel and clean up some of the stuff that we've been working with before. I'm going to go inside that CSS folder, click on the h1 selector that's currently sitting in there and I'm just going to delete that by clicking the Trash Can. So anytime you want to delete a snippet, just highlight it. Click the Trash Can. It says, Are you sure you want to delete it? I'm going to go and say, Yes, and now my CSS folder is empty again.
It's empty because I want to give it a little bit more structure than what they've got. So I'm going to click on the CSS folder to activate that folder, create a brand-new snippets folder, and I'm going to go ahead and call this one Global Constants. Now sometimes you could have snippets that relate to a specific layout, so we can create an Explore California theme, for example, and have snippets related just to this particular layout. You can also have snippets that could be used for really any site, and Global Constants really fits that bill. You could have snippets that you use anytime you create a project.
You can just create and start putting some of these things in here. Okay, so I'm going to go back over to my snippets_source.css. Highlight the html in the body selector. Once again, make sure you get the opening and the closing curly brace, as well as the selectors itself. I'm going to go ahead and either right -click or Ctrl+Click that and choose Create New Snippet, and I'm just going to go ahead and call this snippet html & body reset. You can name snippets anything you want. You want to be a little descriptive, but you don't want to be the overly long. And for the Description, I'm going to type in: Resets the default browser page margins.
Again, the Snippet type is going to be Insert block. Whenever you're dealing with CSS-based snippets, you're always just going to insert the block of code. CSS doesn't work that way. You are not going to wrap code with it. I'm going to have my Preview Type be Code and again, I'm going to double-check the style, make sure everything is in its right place - it is - and go ahead and click OK. So now over in my Global Constants, I've my html & my body reset. Excellent! Now I'm going to go down to the body tag, and here I'm going to create a couple of different versions of this body tag. So I'm going to go ahead and copy this and then paste it on a line below it.
So now we've two body selectors, two body element selectors, and we're going to change up a few things in it. First off, we're going to take the margin top and get rid of that. That margin top is very specific for the Explore California Web site. If we were creating just some generic body tags that we can use on any site that we want, we're going to go ahead and take things like that away. Now the next thing I want to do is the top body tag is using Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, and serif. It's a font stack I use a good bit, but it's not always the font stack I want to use. So what I'm going to do is on the body selector below that, I am going to go ahead and replace that Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif.
So I'm going to go ahead and delete that, and then I'm going to type in ar, and it actually gives me, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif. Now remember you want a space between the % for size, and Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif. Okay, so now we've two body tags, one using Georgia and one using Arial. We're going to go ahead and add them to our CSS Library. So I'm going to highlight the first one. Now, we want to do these individually. So I'm going to highlight the first one, I'm going to right-click that and choose Create New Snippet, and I'm just going to go ahead and call this one, body 100% Georgia.
And that way I can scan these body tags here. So I have got some body tag selectors, 100% font size and Georgia. And for description, again, I can be a little bit more descriptive here. I'm going to say, Neutral body tag, meaning no margins associated with it or anything like that, 100% font size, Georgia stack. For me that short for Georgia font stack, you could be a little bit more descriptive there if you'd like. And that's good. Now I'm going to look at everything here to make sure everything is okay, and everything is not okay.
What I left in there that I didn't mean to leave in there was the background. So here's the beauty of the Snippet dialog box. I'm going to click on the Insert block and then this background part, I'm just going to go head and get rid of it. I can even adjust my spacing by moving those guys up. So you can edit in your Insert Code dialog box the same way that you could code within the CSS Style panel. So that's pretty cool. So I'm going to go ahead and click okay, and it creates that. Now notice how it doesn't affect the style in your CSS. So if you do have a selector that you need to make slight modifications for, but you don't want to disturb it in the native style sheet, you can go ahead and create a snippet and just make your edits in that little window, and you'll be okay.
All right. Now, I definitely don't need it for my next one, so I'm going to remember go ahead and get rid of that. I'm going to highlight it, create a new snippet out of this, and I'm going to call this one body 100% Arial, since we're using Arial as a font stack, and for the Description, I'm going to type in: Neutral body tag, 100% font size, Arial stack. And you always have to remember to do Insert block, the default is Wrap selection.
So if you keep doing CSS snippets over and over and over again, keep in mind that you're going to have to continually insert that block. I am going to go ahead and click OK. Now you'll notice that the way that these guys are stacked up, it's really easy to scan this. It says, body 100% Arial, body 100% Georgia. You might be wondering, why don't I just name it body1 and body2 and let the Description tell me what it's doing? Well, you can see I've got my Snippet panel really extended to see the description at all. More than likely, you're going to view your Snippets panel like this. So you want those names to be descriptive enough to where you know which one you're going to use for a given situation.
Now let's do one more. I am going to go down to the limited- scale reset, and I'm going to go ahead and highlight that. Remember, you can choose to add the comment as part of this, as well, if you think you'd always want to put a comment above that, which I think is a pretty good idea, actually. I'm just going to go ahead and highlight that as well, and Dreamweaver can be really tricky sometimes when we're highlighting this code. So double-check that you've got the comment before it and the closing curly brace. We're good there, and then I'm going to go ahead and create a new snippet. Now you can also simply highlight your text, instead of right-clicking, you can go right over to the Snippets panel and click right there on New Snippet, and as soon as you get that, the Name comes up, and we're just going to call this one limited reset, limited reset.
Now I don't like the way that these guys are all on separate lines, so I'm just going to take just a brief moment to bring them all back on one line. I probably could have done that in the code using my AutoFormat Options, but this is not that strenuous. So we're going to go ahead and do that for each one of these guys, get them all up in the same line. And I noticed when doing this that we're leaving somebody out here. We have got an ul, which stands for unordered list. We have the list item, but we don't have ordered list, and that's because we're not using ordered list in the Explore California Web site. It doesn't mean that for our limited- scale resets on other sites that we shouldn't have that.
So I'm just going to add an ol in the mix there, and make sure I have a comma, so that the ol and li tag are separated. Now this is a limited reset. I'm just going to give it a brief Description here. I'm just going to do a brief, little title here that says CSS margin and padding reset for basic HTML elements. And then I'm going to click Insert block. Always remember to do that. That's so easy to forget. So just force yourself, every single time you do this, to remember to click Insert block.
Go ahead and click OK. Now here is the nice thing about this, because I can preview which elements are added to the limited reset by looking above that. I probably don't need that identifier in there either. So if you want you can edit your snippets, you can right-click a snippet and choose Edit. It brings up this dialog box, again, you can make any edit you wanted and click OK, and you are in good shape. Now this looking pretty good, but more than likely, for any type of library, I'm going to have more than one resets. This is a limited reset. What if on one site I want to do a full reset, or use the Yahoo user interface reset? Well, if I go up to my CSS folder right here and click on that, I can create a brand-new folder.
I can call this CSS Resets, and just like that, I can take my limited reset and drag it in there. So if you don't get the organization that you want at the beginning of it, you can add it at the end. Okay, cool. We're now well on our way towards having a library of CSS snippets that we can call on whenever we're building a CSS file for our projects. Now as you can imagine, you can go on from here and add more CSS resets, add global classes and other site-neutral styles. The limits on what type and how many snippets you have are entirely up to you.
Now when creating snippets, try to imagine how often you'll use certain rules and how you might need to modify them for other sites or projects. It's going to go a long way to telling you what type of snippets you need and really how ought to be structuring them. So as we continue to explore snippets in more detail, we're going to move on to discuss the topic of creating CSS-specific libraries of snippets.
- Building a CSS-friendly workspace in Dreamweaver
- Creating style sheets visually
- Hand-coding styles
- Working with code hinting
- Organizing style sheets with color coding and sections
- Writing global classes
- Eliminating style conflicts
- Deploying styles
- Dealing with browser compatibility issues


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