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AUBURN, Alabama -- Greg Robinson is an unassuming sort of giant, an enormous 320-pounder who tends to speak softly and measure his words carefully.
When Robinson speaks, he tends to talk about the places he needs to improve.
The praise for Robinson, the endless predictions of greatness, always seem to come from his teammates, sometimes his coaches.
"He's a great athlete," Tigers defensive end Dee Ford said Saturday. "A future first-rounder."
Robinson added bulk to his frame, checking in at 6-foot-5, 320 pounds after an offseason where most of the rest of Auburn's offensive line shed some weight in Ryan Russell's intense conditioning program before packing it back onto their frames.
A sophomore now in his third season with the Tigers, Robinson believes he needed the extra upper-body strength.
Always athletic and quick on his feet, Robinson turned in one of the better seasons on Auburn's offensive line last year, but he struggled at times against powerful ends like former LSU star Sam Montgomery.
Beefing up his upper body should fix that problem.
"That could eventually help my hands and take a lot of work off my feet," Robinson said. "I got quicker with my feet, too, and my strength and toughness."
A left tackle's feet are probably his most important attribute, and Robinson has always had incredible quickness for a man his size.
The next step, he realized during the offseason, was improving his power at the point of attack and working on his hand placement, a key part of pass blocking. An offensive lineman's goal is to get his hands into a defender's chest and stay there as he moves, denying a defender who wants to get him off-balance.
"I struggled with my hand placement and that made it a lot harder in situations where things shouldn't have been hard," Robinson said.
Auburn's new coaching staff clearly has plenty of faith in the third-year sophomore.
Robinson's presence at left tackle has allowed the Tigers to move Shon Coleman, his backup during the spring, over to the right side to compete against Avery Young and Patrick Miller for the starting job. Robert Leff and Will Adams, developmental players who redshirted as freshmen, have played behind Robinson early in camp.
"We do feel comfortable with Greg, but at the same time we're just wanting to get everybody a chance," Tigers coach Gus Malzahn said. "Some of those guys are going back and forth at times, but we do feel very good about Greg."
Robinson, a premier recruit who has been widely praised for his athleticism and potential ever since arriving on campus, is still an emerging player after his first season as a starter.
And even though he's soft-spoken, he's clearly driven by a desire to win every battle on his side of the line.
A left tackle usually sees an opponent's best pass rusher. After one year as a starter under his belt, Robinson welcomes the challenge.
"I improved a lot on my technique at left tackle. ... A lot of things slowed down because I'm more familiar with the position," Robinson said. "It's a big role, and it's a small amount of space for error. You got to be focused and go 100 percent each play."
As long as Auburn has Robinson on the left, the Tigers feel good about their chances.


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Due to the generosity of an anonymous donor in support of ballot measure 6-153, the Coos History Museum will be free to all Coos County residents until election day, November 8th, 2016.
Memorabilia to be on display in the lobby at CHM in time for the Bay Area Fun Fest. Click the link below for the full story in The World
Prefontaine memorabilia soon to be available at Coos History Museum
The Coos County Commissioners, at the request of the eight history museums in Coos County, have placed a measure on the November 8, 2016 ballot that would create a County Historical Fund. Details about the proposed fund and how it would be implemented can be found here under the Right Now! page
The Coos History Museum is partnering with the Bandon Historical Society Museum, the World Newspaper and Pediment Publishing to create a book of historical images in Coos County. To learn more go to our event link here or check out the links below for the article in the World Newspaper and blog post on Pediment publishing's website
The Coos History Museum welcomes George Wright as its Interim Director.
The Coos History Museum is sad to bid farewell to its Director, Frank Smoot.
It was a milestone day for the Coos History Museum. West Coast Contractors and a volunteer crew moved the Welcome onto the south plaza. See the link below to The World Newspaper article for more:
While here, WCC also helped us install a section of the McCullough Bridge for display outside at the south end of the parking lot and assisted us in getting the propeller from the New Carissa positioned in a temporary spot near the parking entrance.
Clean Cut Landscaping was simultaneously working on landscaping the eastern bioswale.
Trivia Files, the fundraiser for our research library, made it on to KCBY's People at Noon segment.
Click here to see the video: http://kcby.com/news/people-at-noon/michelle-nash-trivia-files
The Coos History Museum is featured on page 87 of the current issue of the Oregon Community Connections magazine. To view the article click the link below:
The May/June edition of the Oregon Coast Magazine has an article, with photos, of the artifact move from the historical society's old museum in North Bend to its new Coos History Museum in Coos Bay. You can also see it online at www.oregoncoastmagazine.com

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Birdman Reveals New Album Launch Date
Posted on January 16, 2012 by Jamie Slaughter
Birdman is finally ready to release his follow-up album to his 2006, Like Father, Like Son, according to Brian "Baby" Williams - the Cash Money founder.
The announcement arrived via Twitter, with the star tweeting:
"LikeFather LikeSon 2 Tha Last MOB.YMCMB."
Birdman had previously set a Father's Day 2011 release date for the album back in 2010, but this new detail suggests that date has been shifted.
"We're planning on putting that out Father's Day weekend," he said. "[We're] bringing that Cash Money/Young Money sound, that traditional hard-body rap, the music that we do together that gangsta s**t, straight up."
Besides the release date, Birdman also tweeted:
"We have a lot of songs we did before [Wayne] went [to jail], and we've been working since he came home. All we've got to do is pick. And Wayne likes to be fresh with our music, so we might wait and just knock out 20 songs right quick and put those on the album."


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This is a excerpt from one of Lyle McDonald's blogs. http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/mus...et-part-1.html
"Water Intake
While it should be a no-brainer, water intake is another place where trainees make basic mistakes (I am guilty of this myself). The effects of dehydration range from minimal (at 2% dehydration, strength and performance decrease) to painful (can anybody say kidney stones) to worse (at 10% dehydration, death can occur).
While there are many generalized water intake equations (such as 8 glasses per day), these may not be correct for everyone. To poach another guideline from my mentor, a good rule of thumb is 5 clear urinations per day, and 2 of those should come after your workout. Yes, that means looking in the toilet when you pee.
This gives trainees a way of individualizing water intake. Obviously someone who lives in a hot, humid environment (or trains in a non-air conditioned gym) will need more water than someone who lives in moderate temperatures and trains in a posh gym.
I'd note that, despite more dogmatic rhetoric to the contrary, all fluids contribute to hydration state (as do many high-water foods such as fruits and vegetables). Yes, even caffeinated ones; research clearly shows that the small amount of fluid lost from the caffeine is still much less than the amount gained by drinking the drink.
It's worth nothing that recent research has found that plain water is actually the worst drink for rehydration following exercise. Milk was actually shown to be superior to either plain water or Powerade/Gatorade type drinks, most likely due to the potassium and sodium content. You can read more about this in the artilce Milk as an Effective Post-Exercise Rehydration Drink.
Finally, thirst is a poor indicator of hydration state. By the time you're thirsty, you're already a bit dehydrated."


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Howie Mandel Brings Energetic Comedy To Salamanca Allegany Casino
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SALAMANCA — The 2,400-capacity events center at Seneca Allegany Casino was nearly full of area residents laughing out loud with Howie Mandel Friday evening....
Dustin, Please remove that stupid picture of you from the newspapers. You're not a hotshot reporter who thinks you're the best reporter because you're not! I don't see other reporters have their pictures in the newspaper. And your picture is soooo stupid. I've heard that from other people too.
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Four new curriculum lessons from the FUTURESTATES series use science fiction to encourage students to imagine possible outcomes of today's current events. FUTURESTATES is a series of independent mini-features—short narrative films created by experienced filmmakers and emerging talents—that transform today's complex social issues into visions about what life in America will be like in decades to come.
On Wednesday December 12 at 12pm ET, watch and chat live with others during the social screening of the FUTURESTATES episode Crossover at ovee.itvs.org/screenings/64l61. The film's co-producer, Debra Wilson, will be joining as a special guest for the discussion.
Crossover depicts the timely ethical dilemma of a mother whose children are trapped in a vastly unequal school system. The corresponding lesson plan, aligned to Common Core standards in Language Arts, asks students to reflect more deeply about the state of our public education system — both in the near future, and today.
According to some research reports and media accounts, American society is facing a growing separation between rich and poor. Many researchers find that this disparity is increasingly reflected in our education system. Student discussion considers the questions: Do all children in the United States have the same opportunities to succeed in life? And to what lengths would parents go in order to give their children the same chances to succeed? Continue reading


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NEW YORK (MainStreet) — While many people still feel the effects of the recession, most of numbers indicate the U.S. is pulling out of it enough that shoppers have started shopping again.
If you're a shopaholic and love getaways too, we've found 10 hotels across the country very near great shopping venues:
Hotel Burnham, Chicago: Imagine staying in an award-winning boutique hotel in a historic building just steps from Block 37 and State Street Shopping, a major shopping center in the middle of Chicago's loop. Some of the sampling of stores you will find includes Nordstrom Rack, Forever 21, H&M, T.J. Maxx, Target, JCP, Urban Outfitters, Sears, New York & Co. and The Body Shop. You're also within walking distance of Millennium Park, the Loop theater district and the Art Institute of Chicago.
Omni Severin Hotel, Indianapolis: The hotel will be celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have modern amenities and luxury. Best yet, it is connected to the Circle Center Mall by a covered skywalk. The mall has more than 100 stores and is near the Soldiers and Sailors Monument and the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, one of the world's largest children's museums.Raphael Hotel, Kansas City, Mo.: If you would like a European stay and shopping experience, but have only a domestic budget, this luxury historic boutique hotel, just across from the city's famed Country Club Plaza shopping district, is for you. The shopping and entertainment area has scores of upscale stores and restaurants, as well as romantic carriage rides.
Ritz Carlton, Tysons Corner, McLean, Va.: This Washington D.C. metro area hotel was named one of the top 50 hotels in the United States in the Conde Naste Traveler Reader's Choice Awards. It opens to Tysons Galleria, where shoppers can find such stores as Saks, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Pink, Tory Burch and Versace.


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Dana Huber, vice president of the winery, has seen the
wedding side of the family business grow from a few casual, lakeside weddings to
a popular establishment that is booked 18 to 24 months in advance.
"It's a destination and home for our brides," she said.
"Many of our brides came here as little girls, and they picked strawberries with
their parents. They went out and got a pumpkin out of the pumpkin patch. For
them, this place holds special memories.
"Several of them have been proposed to on our patio when
they came to the winery. It really brings them home to a place where they
remember having lots of great family moments, here on the farm."
Originally ceremonies were held lakeside, but after a few
years of moving chairs to and from the lake, the Hubers decided to build a new
space. Now, most brides opt to hold their ceremony in the pergola, an outdoor
area with a view of the farm.
Plantation Hall houses the wedding receptions. It features a
walk-up bar, wooden dance floor and plenty of room to accommodate large events.
"Our reception hall is very flexible," Huber said. "It
consists of three rooms, which can be one large room or it can be separated out,
and we can have two weddings or special events at the same time. I would say
it's one of the largest, if not the largest, venue in southern Indiana that can
seat that many people."
The winery allows brides to choose any photographer, DJ or
vendor they like with one exception — the caterer.
"Catering is one of our top reasons that people book our
facility over others," Huber said. "We're farming, and we're farming each and
every day. We're able to use those products in all of our catering here. We have
a full-time team, a chef and individuals that cook all of the menu that we serve
here in the facility.
"We are in control of when the food comes out, when it's
cooked and how fresh it is."
Combined with a bridal suite for the girls to get ready in
the morning of the wedding, the winery offers a complete package experience for
The small-town charm even attracted a special visitor who
held her wedding at the winery this year. She brought with her 20 cameras and a
TV crew to capture the moment.
"A few weeks ago, we had a bride from Jeffersonville, Ind.,
who was actually the winner of TLC's 'Cake Boss: The Next Great Baker,'" Huber
noted. "She was married here and had her ceremony and reception here. She
brought her entire team, 20 cameras from 'Cake Boss,' and the cake was created
from the team on the set."
Whether the bride is a reality TV star or a farm girl, the
venue is accommodating to an array of styles and preferences.
"We have seen it all," Huber said. "The great thing about
our venue is we really listen to the bride and her family. Our facility has a
unique ability to be dressed up or dressed down and casual as you need it to be.
I'd say the most popular style is a casual and fun atmosphere where guests are
allowed to sit wherever they'd like to."
Visiting a wedding venue before making a deposit is
critical, Huber said. She also advised brides to find a place that captures
their personality and to enjoy the planning process while it lasts.
"Our best advice for brides planning their wedding would be
to actually visit and book your venue 18 months out, if you can," she said.
"Another thing I really enjoy about what we're able to
coordinate is the services that we provide, helping a bride find all of those
things that they need to do. We help in that planning process, help them go
through a checklist so they don't forget things."
Along with the winery, the site has a farmers market, a
country restaurant and fields of U-pick berries, grape vines and vegetables. For
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Editor's note: Fifth of six installments from Floyd Mayweather's training camp:
Part I: Focus through distractions.
Part II: Pacquiao rhetoric unchanged.
Part III: Floyd, on Miguel Cotto.
Part IV: Wanna bet?
LAS VEGAS -- Roger Mayweather said he knows when his nephew, pound-for-pound superstar Floyd Mayweather, will be in fighting shape. Hint: It might be right now.
"He's in dog shape -- now," Roger Mayweather said. "Now. Right now, I'm talking about right now, right now, Floyd's in better shape, right now, than I've ever seen him in any other fight that he's had so far. He's in shape right now. I mean, he's in condition right now. It's a long time before he has to fight. But he's in shape right now."
Told you.
Roger Mayweather trains his nephew and no one is more pleased that the May 5 Floyd Mayweather-Miguel Cotto fight, at MGM Grand here, will occur only about 7 1/2 months after his nephew's last fight. Training camp for Cotto began just more than five months after the Victor Ortiz bout. There was little conditioning regression.
If anything, Roger Mayweather said the concern is that his nephew certainly will find himself over-trained and peaking too early in the next couple of weeks. It's a familiar adjustment.
"He'll have to slow down at that point in time," he said. "He's going to have to slow down. That's it. But he's in shape because the fight came back quick and he wasn't laid off too long."
To what degree Roger Mayweather's two-time championship career as a professional boxer paralleled his nephew's -- same family, same weight divisions, and he won his first title at age 21 in his 15th fight, while Floyd Mayweather did so at 21 in his 18th fight -- the separations come in their records and how they finished.
Roger Mayweather's last victory in a championship fight came when he was just 27, against Vinny Pazienza. He was 34 when he lost his last title shot against Kostya Tszyu. He won five of his last six bouts, the last at 38, and finished 59-13.
Floyd Mayweather is 35, still undefeated, and atop the boxing food chain. He preserved himself with far better defense than his uncle.
As a trainer, Roger Mayweather's challenge is extending the shelf life of an aging fighter in a way he couldn't for himself.
He said he largely will rely on his nephew's responses to tell him how.
"I know when he's boxing too much and when he needs to slow down," Roger Mayweather said. "Your body tells you that. Your body will tell you what you need to do. If you don't do it too much, your body won't tell you.
"He may box a little more than I want him to box. But he don't box so much that he gets burned out from boxing. I just see how he is, how his timing is, make sure he don't get burned out, just keep him on rhythm, basically. I ain't gonna burn him out, I ain't gonna kill him. That's it, that's how I'll handle it."
Floyd Mayweather boxes by minutes, typically in five-minute or seven-minute increments, with half-minute round breaks, so his sparring doesn't translate directly to a number of rounds. Roger Mayweather estimates that for any given fight, his nephew might spar the equivalent of 120-150 rounds, but said he doesn't track it that way.
"The main thing is that he gets in condition," he said. "Floyd is going to run, he's going to train. You don't have to tell him to do anything. He's going to get in shape. I don't got to tell Floyd he needs to run. He's been born with this. It's embedded in him."
Cotto seems to be one of Roger Mayweather's lesser concerns as the fourth week of a nine-week training camp begins. The trainer said he has seen little change in Cotto's style over the years.
"He may be a good puncher but that don't mean nothing," he said. "He's a good puncher. But you have to have (someone) you can hit in order to land those punches."
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A year ago, before the Christmas break, a teacher at PS 36 in Annadale pointed out an oily substance that had dripped from a light fixture in a classroom.
Naturally, it raised legitimate concerns about safety. Before the problem was identified, hundreds of parents kept children home from school amid worries about contamination.
Tests found chemicals known as PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) at 200 times the level considered to be safe for school officials, faculty members and, in particular, children.
Soon after the frenzy began on Staten Island, the Department of Education (DOE), after much stalling, grudgingly announced a $708-million, 10-year plan to remove PCBs from 772 schools across the city. The cleanup will include about 70 percent of the public schools on Staten Island.
It's been a long time coming, but the City Council has just passed a bill to prevent the kind of speculation and worry that surrounded the incident at PS 36.
The new procedure requires the DOE to notify the parents of students in any city public or charter school within seven days about the results of PCB testing or inspections.
"This is probably the most significant PCB legislation in the country," said South Shore Republican Councilman Vincent Ignizio, the sponsor of the bill. "It will lead to change, I believe, throughout many municipalities, and put a spotlight on PCBs."
Which is what Mr. Ignizio first did early in 2011 when he focused on the obligation of the reluctant Bloomberg administration to confront the crisis in Annadale.
The city, worried about potentially huge remediation costs citywide, had looked the other way for a long time on the question of the dangers that PCBs posed in school buildings.
Until they were banned from construction in the United States in the late 1970s, PCBs were commonly used as insulation in electrical equipment because they do not burn easily and do not explode. They were also used in window caulk.
However, they are now considered a suspected cause of cancer, known to be a neurotoxin and a reputed source of cardiovascular, endocrine, immune and cognitive ills.
In children, long-term exposure to PCBs has been associated with learning difficulties, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder and increased aggression.
"Part of the biggest issue for the PS 36 parents was finding information," Mr. Ignizio said.
Of the new rules, he said, "Everything will be articulated clearly."
Parents and employees must be told what steps the city has taken, or will take, towards complete PCB cleanup, along with a timeframe for this remediation.
Other new legislation requires the DOE to submit an annual report to the City Council on the progress being made to rid light fixtures of PCBs and to address issues related to PCBs in window caulk.
Staten Island owes a debt of thanks to Mr. Ignizio and to the City Council for their efforts to make sure public schools are safe.


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Idaho Commission for LibrariesAddress: 325 W State St., Boise, ID 83702
Phone: (208) 334-2150 | In-State Toll Free: (800) 458-3271
Printed from the Idaho Commission for Libraries website: http://libraries.idaho.gov
online @ your library
The Idaho Commission for Libraries' "online @ your library" Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) grant expanded broadband and computing capacity from an average of 1.5 Mbps to an average of 11 Mbps Internet connectivity in Idaho's least connected public libraries and increased the online resources available statewide at lili.org for Idahoans, including K-12 students and job seekers.
BTOP Budget
Federal funds: $1,907,531
Matching funds: 942,815*
Total budget: $2,850,346
*Over 20% project match provided by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, augmented with in-kind and resource contributions from ICfL and key partners, including the Idaho Department of Labor, Idaho Public Television, and Idaho Professional-Technical Education.
BTOP Award Period
August 2010 to August 2013
- Provide free broadband access to Internet-based resources in Idaho's public libraries.
- Provide informal education resources for K-12 students.
- Address needs of the underemployed.
- Extend broadband connectivity.
- Provide more public access computers.
- Expand online library resources.
- Provide library-based workshops pivoting around online resources.
- Publicize online library resources and free public access computing at the library.
- Ensure sustainability.
What the BTOP grant covered
- Cost of expanding broadband connectivity in 55 public libraries
- Cost of connectivity and bandwidth during the two-year grant period for these libraries
- Cost of new computers for public access computing in these public libraries
- New online resources available to all Idahoans through LiLI.org
- Direct cost of delivering training to public library staff on E-Rate, public computer center maintenance, and online services
- Grant project management
New online resources available to all Idahoans through LiLI.org include:
- LearningExpress Library subscription
- Scout Video Collections (with immediate access for Idaho teachers and students to more than 14,000 research-based instructional resources and with online access to full-length video productions by Idaho Public Television)
- Media online @ your library
- Resources for Idaho Citizens page
- health records online
- Guided Virtual Capitol Tour and Self-Guided Virtual Capitol Tour
- Guides for Digital Literacy
BTOP fact sheets and flyers:
- online @ your library infographic November 2013
- IMPACT Survey Report November 2012: summarizes how patrons use the public access technology provided by libraries in Idaho based on IMPACT Survey responses.
- BTOP Update: Fall 2012
- BTOP Overview: Summer 2011
- Map of libraries that participated in BTOP project
- List of libraries that participated in BTOP project
- BTOP Public Service Announcements
The connectivity libraries
Expectations for connectivity libraries:
- expand their Internet connectivity bandwidth and the number of computers available to the public.
- partner with regional Adult Basic Education (ABE) Centers and the Idaho Department of Labor to introduce adults to online resources.
- promote and encourage digital literacy.
- consider E-Rate funding as a strategy for sustaining their public computing centers.
The Commission's Public Computing Center BTOP project, "online @ your library," was among the grants awarded by the Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) on August 18, 2010.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- A man who drowned while diving in the Grand River struggled after he became caught in the recirculating hydraulic portion of the Sixth Street Dam's waters, investigation showed.
Robert Shoemaker, 29, of Rockford, was diving about 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 10, taking underwater photographs and video near Fish Ladder Park.
An investigation by the Kent County Sheriff's Department determined Shoemaker's equipment was working properly.
Two divers with Shoemaker noticed him in distress when he surfaced about 150 feet from the west bank of the river. He he did not have his oxygen regulator in his mouth, the men, who were on shore, told police. Shoemaker was pulled back into the water.
His friends were unable to rescue him from the turbulent waters. Rescuers were called about 10 minutes later, police said.
Responding officers observed that Shoemaker became caught in the recirculating hydraulic of the dam. He was apparently unconscious. His regulator was not in his mouth, and his mask was displaced, police said.
Grand Rapids Fire Department Water Rescue Unit personnel pulled Shoemaker from the river.
Friends of Shoemaker said he was an experienced diver who trained and certified others.
He was surveying underwater areas near the dam on Saturday to help further the Grand Rapids Whitewater project. He had gone diving in the area in July without incident. The two divers accompanied him Saturday to assist and "keep an eye on him."
The Whitewater project, a $27 million proposal to remove the downtown dams and restore rapids to the river, was close to Shoemaker's heart, friends said.
Police said the divers did not receive permission from the City of Grand Rapids to conduct a diving operation, which is required by city ordinance. The Grand Rapids City Attorney's Office determined that no charges will be brought against the two other divers.
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FOXBOROUGH -- The New England Patriots may get Aaron Dobson back this week, but they will be without fellow rookie wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins and left tackle Nate Solder.
Thompkins has missed the last two weeks after injuring his hip against the Houston Texans, and the team announced that he did not travel to Baltimore for Sunday's game against the Ravens.
Solder has also been ruled out after suffering his second concussion in as many weeks. He returned to practice on Thursday, making it appear that he may possibly suit up this week, but he apparently was not cleared to play. This will be the first game that Solder has missed in his three-year career.
When Solder went down last week, left guard Logan Mankins played the final 31 snaps at left tackle. It is not yet known who will slide into that role, though Will Svitek could also be an option.
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Carnival parades in New Orleans this time of year are matters of course, ones that once again will weave past closed Uptown streets and fenced-off neutral grounds as floats and bands make their way toward Lee Circle and beyond.
The construction sites are nothing new. The Army Corps of Engineers has been ripping up large sections of Napoleon and Jefferson avenues -- traditional staging grounds for parades -- for drainage projects as far back as 2011. And the Regional Transit Authority continues to plod along in its repairs to the St. Charles streetcar track.
But krewes and crowds have an added task this year when the bulk of the city's larger parades kick off in the coming weeks: new rules on how to behave along the parade routes.
"We just want to educate people and encourage people to follow the law," said City Councilwoman LaToya Cantrell, who coauthored the latest regulations. "It's about safety."
The construction sites could be annoyances for some who won't have access to a few blocks of neutral ground along Napoleon. The corps' contractors will quit work before the parades roll in earnest and store equipment behind 6-foot-tall fencing in certain areas, corps spokesman Rene Poche said.
The projects do not alter any parade routes, he said.
Part of the federal Southeastern Louisiana Urban Flood Control Project, the construction will create minor obstacles for Uptown revelers at least through 2017 in some spots. Related work under South Claiborne Avenue, closer to the Jefferson Parish line, should be done by the end of the year, Poche said.
Those neutral ground blocks on Napoleon closed to pedestrians are:
- South Claiborne Avenue to South Robertson Street
- South Liberty Street to Danneel Street
- Baronne Street to Carondolet Street
- Constance Street to Laurel Street
The corps plans to relocate some equipment near the intersection of Jefferson and Magazine Street, where several parades start their routes, but a nearby block of the Jefferson neutral ground will likely remain closed to pedestrians, Poche said. The large silos at the Jefferson-Magazine intersection have been pumping cement under the street through a process called "jet grouting," which Poche described as a means to make the soil strong enough to support the new culvert being installed.
The RTA also has promised to suspend its work along St. Charles for the Carnival season. Crews are clearing the avenue of its orange fencing and cones, and RTA spokeswoman Patricia Bell Mercadel said in a statement that streetcar service would stretch from downtown to Carrollton.
That project has been ongoing since 2011, much to the consternation of some businesses in the Riverbend. Questions about any detours for RTA routes should be directed to www.norta.com or 504.248.3900.
With a late Mardi Gras Day this year -- Fat Tuesday falls on March 4 -- New Orleans can expect a larger audience with the warmer weather, said Mark Romig, President and CEO of the New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corp.
What will await those revelers, however, are stricter guidelines on what not to do while watching parades. The City Council passed regulations last month that mandates all ladders, grills and tents be at least six feet away from the neutral ground curb, a rule that Cantrell said will be easier to enforce than its predecessor: that ladders must be as far away from parade routes as they are tall.
Cantrell said the Public Works Department was looking into spraying lines to give parade watchers clear demarcation of where not to put down stakes.
On the new list of no-nos are:
- No private portable toilets on public property without a proper permit. Cantrell said the city is looking into putting more public toilets along St. Charles between Napoleon and Lee Circle, a notoriously barren stretch for parade-watchers.
- Tossing throws back at floats carries a $250 fine.
- Families and groups can no longer rope off or reserve areas on the neutral ground.
In essence, Mardi Gras 2014 will be much as it was in 2013. It's Mardi Gras 2015, however, that could be a bit more frustrating as the corps steps up work on its drainage projects.
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Kids' birthday parties don't need to be an elaborate celebration. While I love throwing huge events, keeping things simple and easy is sometimes the way to go, especially when they are little and can sometimes be overwhelmed by a big party. When my niece turned two years old, a small family birthday party was the perfect plan.
We wanted it to be cute and look tied together, but didn't really have a theme to work with. My sister and I turned to Pear Tree Greetings for girl birthday party ideas. We loved the bright colors and characters on the My Very Happy Birthday for Girls Birthday Invitations. Easy enough, we then had something to base our party around!
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When discussing my niece's birthday theme with my sister-in-law, we tossed around a few different ideas and browsed through Pear Tree's collection for inspiration, but it wasn't until we brought up cowgirl birthday party ideas that it took Ashlyn all of 2 seconds to say "YES!" and off we went, planning her cowgirl themed 5th birthday party!
Our Yee-haw! Western Birthday Invitations in Pink are one of my favorite cowgirl birthday party invitations. (Yes, we have more than one!) I love the typography, the colors, the wood grain pattern, everything. My sister-in-law snapped the perfect photo to use on the card, too, with Ashlyn in her pink cowgirl hat.
I have to give my sister-in-law lots (maybe all?) of credit on the decor! Guests knew they were at the right party with a pink cowgirl hat hanging on the front door to welcome everyone. Who needs balloons?
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When it came time to plan my daughter's 4th birthday party, I knew that she would love the idea of a princess party. The inspiration for our princess party ideas all started with one of our newest invitation designs, A Princess Like Me Kids Birthday Invitations. This girl's birthday invitation was great because I could customize the dress, hair, skin and background color on the card to look like my daughter.
What princess party would be complete without a castle? We knew it was a must-have, so my sister and I worked to collect boxes, stacked and decorated them to create a large castle that was placed on the front porch. We painted the castle white and draped a flag banner across the top, made from paint swatches. The girls entered the castle by walking through our front door!
For party activities, the girls made their own princess necklaces out of jewel-colored beads, and played a spin on the classic birthday game, 'Pin the Lips on the Frog.'
The final decorative challenge was to create an ice cream stand. Thanks to my handy brother-in-law, we were able to create one out of a wood pallet, and draped a lace tablecloth over the top to create a canopy. A Princess Like Me Kids Party Decorations were used to create a banner that we hung across the top. We also used them as coasters for the ice cream toppings, which were all color-coordinated to match, of course!
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Your guests may not believe it, but you can easily make this fun wood party sign without lifting a hammer, nail or saw! Who's the sneaky ninja now?! The secret is using pre-cut garden stakes and a glue gun for assembly. The stakes come with a point, but when glued side-by-side they create a jagged pattern reminiscent of the cool, die-cut edge on the Ninja Party Invitation. (See the full DIY post here.)
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At Pear Tree I'm known as the team "cake lady," and working here while running a baking business in my free time certainly has its advantages. I hear what the birthday party themes are before anyone else, I can look at pictures of cakes for hours, and I even get to write blog posts about cakes! Cakes (and cupcakes) are my thing. (The team has a love/hate relationship with me, though, because I bring in extra cupcakes all the time.) I decided that a blog post on kids birthday cake ideas would give me an excuse to bake, and help you with inspiration for your child's upcoming birthday party!
1. Monster Theme
In case you haven't noticed, monster parties are all the rage right now! Personally, these are probably my favorite cakes to make. It really doesn't get much cuter than this. They are easier to make than you think. Just use Tip #234 to cover the cake, making the "fur" longer or shorter, depending on the type of monster you want to create. Choose from our monster kids birthday invitations to match the cake.
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2. Barbie and Princess Theme
Barbie cakes have forever been a hit with little girls. I remember having them for my own birthday parties. Bake the cake in an oven-proof bowl and place it upside down on plate to frost. Cut a hole to set the Barbie in, so that the cake forms the skirt of her dress. For the princess castle cake use ice cream cones to create the towers and candy to decorate! We have an assortment of princess kids birthday invitations for whichever cake you choose.
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This year's joint birthday party theme for my boys was a pretty easy decision. As much as I hoped we'd never get into superheroes…we are into it. Big time. Witness the cuteness that is below, my two favorite superheroes of all time.
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How could you say no to these two? I couldn't. As kids birthday party ideas go, the superhero party theme is easy to pull off, but I wanted to put my own creative spin on it and not have it be too commercial, with cartoon characters everywhere. But throwing a little modern touch here, a vintage touch there, I was happy with how it all came together!
As always, my inspiration came from the invitation. Pear Tree's Searching for Superheroes kids birthday invitations were perfect in many ways. I loved the cityscape and was able to bring that into a few decor details. Although the card is You Pick Color and can be changed in so many ways, I stuck with the original color scheme.
Next came the decor. I wanted some statement pieces that really set the tone and theme of the party. First up, the cake. I suppose that's not really a true 'decor' item, but in this case, I would say it is. I'm so lucky that one of my coworkers is an amazing cake decorator. Is this cake not awesome? Yes, it tasted as good as it looked!
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Ramblers defenceman Willie MacDonald looks to take the puck from a Marauder forward during their 8-1 win Saturday night at Amherst Stadium. With the win the Ramblers have a home record of 17-4 in the 2011-2012 season. Two of the losses came in overtime.
DIEPPE – The Amherst Ramblers beat the Dieppe Commandos 4-3 during Maritime Hockey League action Sunday afternoon at the Arthur J. LeBlanc Arena in Dieppe, and trounced the Metro Marauders 8-1 Saturday at Amherst Stadium.
Ramblers coach and general manager, Jim Bottomley, is happy with the way the team dug down for the wins.
"After playing six games in nine nights, and four in the last five, it was nice to get the win," said Bottomley after Sunday's win.
The Ramblers played Jan. 21 and 22, Jan. 25 and 26, and Jan. 28 and 29.
The team has been jostling for first place in the Bent Division with the Yarmouth Mariners and the Metro Marauders.
"I've been in the league 30 years and never seen it this tight in my life," said Bottomley. "It's playoff hockey right now and we're trying to get the team to play that way."
Dieppe drew first blood on Sunday, making it a 1-0 game at 7:46 into the first, but the period ended with the Ramblers up 2-1 off goals from Maxime Richard and Brandon Street.
Brandon MacLean and Ryan Matheson assisted on the Richard goal and Jordan Escott assisted on the Street goal.
The Ramblers went up 4-1 early in the second off a goal from Willie MacDonald, who got an assist from MacLean, and a goal from Justin Matthews, who got help from Trevor Layton. The second period ended 4-2 after the Commandos scored with 25 seconds left in the period.
The Commandos came within one goal of tying the game up when they made it a 4-3 game with 2:15 left in the contest, but the Ramblers held them off and that's how the game ended.
Ramblers goaltender Richard Tingley faced 22 shots on the afternoon, while his teammates fired a total of 25 shots at former Ramblers goaltender Jonathan Waye.
391 people attended the game.
"Tingley has stepped up and is playing outstanding for us," said Bottomley. "The games he lost, he lost by one goal in New Glasgow (1-0, Jan. 26) and PEI (5-4, Jan 25) and were no fault of his own."
The Ramblers had a dominant 8-1 performance over the Marauders Saturday at Amherst Stadium, with Street scoring a hat trick.
With the win the Ramblers have a record of 17-4 at home, with their only losses at home being a 3-2 overtime loss to Summerside on Oct. 1, a 7-6 overtime loss to Dieppe on Oct. 22, a 4-1 loss to Pictou County on Nov. 19, and a 4-2 loss to Yarmouth on Jan. 5.
Street scored the only goals in the first period on Saturday, putting the Ramblers up 2-0.
Assisting on the first goal was Andrew Smith and Escott, while Escott and Matheson assisted on the second goal.
There were 25 penalties in the first period, 11 of which were assessed to the Ramblers.
"We wanted to establish our home ice and if they wanted to come in our barn they were going to pay the price," said Bottomley. "We were battling for first with them and I thought our guys showed up and played well. We were physical and took on anyone who wanted to come our way."
The second period was all Ramblers as well.
Escott scored off passes from Mathieu Boudreau and Layton, Street scored his third off assists from Matthews and Matheson, and Matthews scored with helpers coming from Escott and Nicholas Young. The period ended with the Ramblers up 5-0
The Marauders scored their only goal of the game early in the third period, and the Ramblers followed up with three goals of their own.
Richard scored with assists from Smith and MacDonald, Layton scored off assists from Young and Boudreau, and Kody Orr scored off assists from Brett Shute and Boudreau.
Tingley faced a total of 26 shots, while Metro goaltender Chris Clarke stopped 27 of 35 shots.
725 people attended the game.
The Ramblers now enter the final month of the regular season.
They travel to Yarmouth on Wednesday, to Bridgewater on Friday, and then return home Saturday to host the Weeks Crushers.
"We have another big week coming up," said Bottomley. "It doesn't get any easier. From here on in it's playoff hockey."


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"We're anxious to go (forward) and I'm very concerned that process begins to move this week," said Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow, chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, during a Monday (July 15) press conference."We've got only six legislative weeks before the current farm bill expires. Since we're in session only four days a week, that makes 24 days counting today. So, there's not a lot of time. There's enough time to do it but we've got to get started in putting together the final agreement. There's no reason to wait or delay the process anymore."
Whether the result of Stabenow's prodding or clearing up clerical issues, the House farm bill, which passed on a party-line vote, is expected to reach the Senate on Tuesday (July 16).
"I'm willing to take whatever the House gives us and … I'm confident we can put something together that will be able to get bipartisan support," said Stabenow. "That's what it will take – not just bipartisan support in the Senate, but also in the House."
Meanwhile, agriculture leaders from both chambers have already begun talks. "I've talked to (Oklahoma Rep. Frank Lucas, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee) and had a good discussion. I've talked to ranking member (Minnesota Rep. Collin Peterson). They're both anxious to get to conference, as well.
"I think we were all surprised … after the House voted on their bill on a partisan basis. We fully expected to receive in the Senate right away. In fact, we were intending to leave the Senate floor open that night to be able to receive the House bill so we could go through the procedures needed to go to conference.
"When (House Majority Leader Eric Cantor) announced they weren't going to send us the bill, I was pretty stunned. It appears, at this point, that the (House) leadership wants to try to pass a Republican-only Nutrition Title."
Lucas, said Stabenow, was unable to provide an answer as to why the House leadership had still not sent over the House farm bill. If only the agriculture leaders from both chambers would be left alone to hash out a new farm bill, "we could get this done. I feel that strongly, even today. We need to have the leadership of the House supporting (Lucas and Peterson) because they know how to put together a bipartisan bill."
Stabenow also questioned House strategy considering the late date. "Why in the world, since they passed the rest of their farm bill with only Republican votes, didn't they attach their Republican Nutrition Title bill last week and send it over? I couldn't tell you what they're doing. I can tell you that, with what's already been passed, we're ready to begin the (conference) process. Time is of the essence…
"We want to get to work and get this done. The longer the House waits before sending something to us, the less time we have before the current extension (of the 2008 farm bill) runs out. I'm not going to support an extension that leaves out some important pieces of farm policy and continues big subsidies we've all agreed should be eliminated."


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2016 Health Research Grants
California's fresh grape growers established a health research grant program to help discover how and
why grapes are beneficial to health. Over the years, a wide breadth of research has been conducted by
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The 2016-17 call for Letters of Intent has ended. Each fall, Letters of Intent are solicited from
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LANSING, MI -- Police here are investigating after a 20-year-old man was shot Wednesday evening.
Lansing police Capt. Mike Yankowski said officers were dispatched to the area of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Washtenaw Street about 11:30 p.m. for a possible shooting. Police arrived and found the victim with a gunshot wound to his upper arm.
The victim told police he was sitting on a curb near Riddle Elementary School when an argument broke among several people down the road. He said a car drove by and he heard gunfire when he realized he had been struck. Other witnesses corroborated the victim's assertions of an argument among several people in the area, according to Yankowski.
The victim told police he was not involved in the disagreement down the road and that he did not know where the gunfire came from, Yankowski said.
Officers found multiple shell casings in the vicinity. A canine track was attempted but proved unsuccessful.
The victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries at a local hospital.
Yankowski implored witnesses to step forward with information.
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Naturally, a lot of shows are cranking out Halloween themed episodes this October - but you can count on Modern Family to produce the funniest, as evidenced by these pics from the upcoming episode Halloween.
Halloween - Claire loves Halloween and is gearing up to spookify the Dunphy house for the trick or treaters. She gives each family member a role to play, but none of it goes quite right Cameron can't shake a traumatic childhood experience and hates the holiday, Mitchell has had a terrible day at work, and Gloria is acting weird after Jay and Manny teased her about her accent, on Modern Family, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 (9:00-9:31 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.
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Travel Bulletin #16-04 (PDF) announces the extension of contracts for discount airfares. The term of the extension is from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017.
Travel Bulletin #16-03 (PDF) provides information on changes to the service period and rate for the Travel Management Service Price Book fee, as well as changes to the service period for the Fuel Maintenance Price book fee.
Travel Bulletin #16-02 (PDF) announces the DGS award of the statewide and national Commercial Car Rental (CCR) contract with EAN Services, LLC (Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental).
Travel Bulletin #16-01 (PDF) announces the exception to Management Memo 14-03 for Short-Term Rental Services.
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Travel Bulletin #14-04 (PDF) announces the new contracted airfare discounts for official state business.
Travel Bulletin #13-10 (PDF) announces the newly instituted Maximum Monthly Spending Limits on all American Express Government Cards.
Travel Bulletin #13-09 (PDF) announces a minor change to the per diem rates per the Department of Human Resources (CalHR) Personnel Management Liaison (PML) 2013-026 for official State travel for SEIU and all non-Represented/Excluded/ Exempt employees. The CalHR PML 2013-026 supersedes PML 2013-022 and is effective September 1, 2013.
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Visiting Monsignor Farrell gave highly ranked Fordham Prep a tussle before falling 3-2 in a contested CHSAA match on Monday.
"We played very well against a highly regarded team," said Lion coach Ed Hynes.
"We had our chances in the second half. (Goalie) Joe Fischetti played great, keeping us in the game."
Steve DeNoble converted a steal and banged home a shot from 20 yards out at the 25-minute mark of the opening half to tie the game. But the Rams went ahead 2-1 five minutes before intermission.
The two-time Archdiocesan champ, ranked third in the city, scored first in the new half before Carlos Montesinos' penalty kick got the (4-4-1 overall, 2-4-1 CHSAA) Lions to within 3-2.
The Rams took 17 shots on goal, Fischetti saving 14.
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It hasn't actually snowed this summer - yet. But who knows, given the way the weather has been going these past few months, we may actually have a White Christmas - in July.
Christmas in July has become something of a growth holiday in these parts, spurred on man's incessant need to party in Santa hats - and by the advent of microbreweries, which unveil their Christmas ales and holiday brews this time of year. Restaurants, bars, nightclubs and other entertainment venues have jumped on the summertime-yule bandwagon, breaking out the holly and the ivy and the miseltoe on July 25 as a booze-selling marketing tool.
This year's festivities will be a weekend-long affair, with parties, beer-tastings and other events taking place July 24-July 26.
The biggest shindig takes place this weekend at Put-in-Bay on South Bass Island. Lake Erie's "Key West of the North" goes just a bit Santa batty with its annual Christmas in July" celebration, painting the entire town red, white and green July 24-26.
There's a Christmas parade downtown at 9 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, plus a boat-decorating contest at 10 p.m. Friday. Every bar and restaurant in town - from the Roundhouse to the Beer Barrel Saloon - gets into the holiday spirit, too. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Here's a look at some of the Christmas in July activities closer to home:
The Flat Iron Cafe, 1114 Center St., Cleveland: Friday-Saturday. Holiday-themed music and activities. Specials on Great Lakes Christmas Ale.
Around the Corner, 18616 Detroit Ave., Cleveland: Thursday night Christmas in July party with drink specials, Great Lakes Christmas Ale and appreances by Santa and his elves.
West Park Station, 17015 Lorain Ave., Cleveland: Thursday, July 23. $5 Great Lakes Christmas Ale and $4 Goose Island Christmas Ale.
Buckeye Beer Engine, 15315 Madison Ave., Lakewood: Friday, July 24. Sample a wide variety of Christmas ales on tap, including Sierra Nevada Celebration, Thirsty Dog 12 Dogs Christmas Ale and Heavy Seas Winter Storm.
McCarthy's Ale House, 16918 Detroit Ave., Lakewood: Friday, July 24, and Saturday, July 25. Cotume party, holiday brews and more.
Great Lakes Brewing Company, 2516 Market Ave., Cleveland: The official Great Lakes Christmas in July party is scheduled for Monday, July 27. BUT IT IS SOLD OUT. But the restaurant-brewery will be serving up plenty of holiday brew and cheer all weekend.
A Christmas Story House & Museum, 3159 W 11th St., Cleveland: The house featured in the holiday movie classic is getting into the Christmas in July spirit with a two-day celebration Saturday-Sunday. There will be games (Leg Lamp Ring Toss sounds like fun), a BB gun range (Try not to shoot your eye out) and celebrity appearances (by surly elf Patty Johnson and the Deranged Easter Bunny).
Visitors will also get a sneak peek at the "Ralphie Collection," a new exhibit of costumes worn by young Ralphie in the movie.


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You would basically need an SD card if you wanted to transfer files from 1 Wii to another.
I am a little unsure how Wii saves games. I am believe it saves to the internal memory most of the time. However when that memory runs out would I use a standard SD memory card for additional saves? I also wonder how I would transfer save data to my Wii. For instance if I had a friend that completed a game, obtained unlocakables, and wanted to transfer that to my Wii console. Providing I had that game too. This was relatively easy with my gamecube. Here I had a physical memory card, so on games like SSBM I would replace my save file with his and I'd obtain all those nice extra he spent hours obtaining in minutes! Not sure how this would play out on Wii?
You would basically need an SD card if you wanted to transfer files from 1 Wii to another.
You can transfer your saves to another Wii using an SD card but it will wipe out the save stored in that Wii.
The other thing to be aware of is that if a game is wifi enabled you cannot copy the save file to an SD card.
How can youn tell if a game is wifi enabled? Can this be turned off in order to copy?
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Smash Brothers Brawl, Mario Kart, Super Mario Galaxy, and Resident Evil.
Check the box the game came in. It will say if it is Wifi enabled.
From what I've read around the internets, save files from games like Smash Bros Brawl and Mario Kart Wii become "locked" and unable to be copied the first time you go online and it creates a friend code. But if you don't go online, it doesn't lock and you can copy the save data. I have not tested this but many have reported it on other sites.
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I was 4 years old, maybe 5. It was Christmas Eve and I was much too excited to sleep.
In our Norman Rockwellian town, it had been another memorable Christmas even though we were in the throes of World War II.
There were no malls so we'd done our Christmas shopping in the dozens of neatly kept shops.
We'd sent about 150 Christmas cards and got as many back.
I sat on Santa's lap next to the town's huge center square tree, requesting an American flier sled.
There was snow on the ground. In the 1940s, it seemed there always was snow at Christmas.
Mom had an open-door policy starting a week before Christmas so there always was somebody there.
She played her favorite carols on the phonograph and played piano by ear, with dozens joining in the nonstop songfest.
But Christmas Eve was special. Mom's favorite tradition was sending Dad out to buy a tree at the last minute. He always took me along. On this occasion, we went to three lots where the last tree had been sold before we found a scraggily lonely one at the fourth lot.
"There aren't many needles left but it's yours for a buck, Bib," the attendant said. "Merry Christmas."
Dad thanked the man and gave him a $1 tip for tying up the tree and jamming it in the trunk.
"It's the ugliest one I've seen," Mom said. "But I love it."
After the three of us decorated the tree, I left milk and cookies for Santa and excitedly went to bed.
I'm guessing I was dozing when I heard a clatter on the roof. I looked out the window and saw some reindeer tied to a huge sleigh.
Confused, I got back in bed and then got up again to check the roof. The sleigh and reindeer were still there.
Then I heard noise downstairs and tip-toed to the top of the steps to investigate.
And sure enough, the big guy himself was spreading gifts under the scraggily tree.
Santa saw me and seemed startled.
"Bobby, you should be in bed," Santa said.
We talked for a few seconds, Santa and me. He thanked me for the milk and cookies, said he hoped I liked his gift, and wished me Merry Christmas.
I hurried to my parents' bedroom. Mom and Dad were in bed.
Even more confused, I went back to the stairs and saw Santa preparing to go up the chimney.
Then, after hearing some ruckus on the roof and watching the sleigh pull away, I went to my parents' bedroom one more time to share the news. Dad was fast asleep, snoring.
The next morning, Santa had left my sled. And Mom and Dad were delighted to hear my story about meeting Santa after they'd gone to bed.
"That's nice, Bobby," Dad said.
I retell this story every few years because, true or not, it made me a lifelong believer in my heart and soul.
Did I really see Santa that night 68 or 69 years ago or was it all merely a kid's vivid Christmas imagination.
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Dear Editor:
To the dismay of property owners again bearing the cost, the Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, Review front page talks about recent passed voter levies.
Fine, if reason is employed in spending. Today, it is not. However, 25 years ago, when we were settled into our home, an alley connecting St. Clair Avenue and Curry Street would be graded from time-to-time and then limestone topped. The limestone top off ceased years ago. This alley is now at least 2 feet lower and continually a mud hole after it rains. The limestone formerly held the ground in place vs. washing into St. Clair during heavier rains.
It seems dollars are trying to be saved on limestone but residents in this area call more frequently requesting grading or smoothing over.
This same philosophy of tax, tax, more tax and spend foolishly seems to have permeated government from top to bottom.
John A. Capraruolo Sr.
East Liverpool