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The following list is alphabetical, by instructor last name. The course offerings below are for the Fall 2016 semester. Check the current Course Schedule.
- TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION & DESIGN, Dr. Seth Myers
The dominant perspective of this class is that the processes of writing and design are indistinguishable. In other words, this class will make the argument that creating good, well-functioning, human centered design comes as the result of a process that can also create effective texts. We will also make the argument that text is always designed, even if it's with the rather boring convention of, say, this syllabus. And that means that all texts and design products are also fundamentally collaborative and rhetorical.
Linking writing and design means that an effective document always goes through some process. The idea that great texts—the great American novel, poems, sets of instructions, anything—are ever created sui generis from some genius's mind is dead wrong. Formal documents always go through some process of invention, composition, and revision. Of course, this process can be more or less formal, more or less mental, and more or less linear. The process that I'll ask you to try on will be a weak approximation of the mysterious creation of text, but will include the research, multiple drafts, peer review, individual revision, usability testing, editing, and reflecting continually and recursively.
- TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION & DESIGN, Dr. Matthew Henningsen
- In this upper-division writing course, we will keep our focus on the title, "Technical Communication and Design." By this, I mean that we will use "Technical Communication," or learning how to effectively and persuasively communicate in a professional setting, in order to "Design" a series of documents, like cover letters, resumes, memos, reports, and a number of multimodal presentation formats. Our ultimate design, or where all of this is headed, is a final, all-inclusive project that you will begin working on pretty much during the first few weeks of class. This project is client-focused, meaning that you will be engaging and working with a reallife client with specific needs and wants. You will satisfy these professional needs, and ultimately deliver an end result project to your selected client. We will therefore really focus on the outside world as we work through this class together.
- CLIENT PROJECTS, Dr. Rolf Norgaard
- A rhetorically informed introduction to technical writing that hones communication skills in the context of multidisciplinary design activities. The course treats design as a collaborative, user-oriented, problem-based activity, and technical communication as a rhetorical and persuasive design art. Taught as a writing workshop emphasizing critical thinking, revision, and oral presentation skills, the course focuses on a semester-long design project for real campus or community clients, and on effective communication with multiple stakeholders. Whereas other writing courses might ask you to "write about X," this course asks you to draw on writing and speaking "to do X."
- TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN, Nathan Pieplow, MA
- This course is not just about words. It's also about images, information structures, real-world problem solving, graphic design, document design, and the user experience. It's about maximizing the efficiency, the effectiveness, and the beauty of the communications you'll produce in your professional career. It's about writing as a design skill. We will write and design in several key genres of professional and technical communication, including cover letter, résumé, graphic logo, usability test report, and instruction manual. We will lay out each of our major assignments in Adobe InDesign, the industry standard software for graphic design and publishing. We will also study the processes and genres of professional project management. About a third of our class time and coursework will be dedicated to real-world projects for real-world clients. We will generate professional documentation for each stage of a project, including project charters, project plans, time logs, project closing documents, and client satisfaction surveys.
- TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION AND DESIGN, Petger Schaberg, MA
- Technical Communication and Design is a rhetorically informed introduction to technical writing that hones communication skills in the context of technical design activities. Students will be treating Design as a collaborative, user-oriented, problem-based activity, and Technical Communication as a rhetorically informed, persuasive skill. Taught as a writing seminar emphasizing critical thinking, revision, and oral presentation skills, the course focuses on client-driven design projects and effective communication with multiple stakeholders.


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In the rush to bar activists from using a viable tactic of protest at the Capitol, the rights of all Pennsylvanians are at risk of being trampled.
A middle path is needed. Governmental operations should not be so sealed off as to be in a bubble and activists should not claim unfettered access with the intent of disruption.
Gov. Corbett needs to step in. Someone from his administration should listen to their concerns. While we have no doubt that he can handle whatever criticism is flung his way, we also think he knows what this access policy looks like to the public.
It sends the wrong message about whether all Pennsylvanians can participate in their government.
Rather than add to the public discourse over legislation, the access policy now enforced at the Capitol serves only to foment a shouting match between people who disagree over ideas.
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WHEELING – A pair of bills introduced in the West Virginia Senate would make it more difficult to obtain an abortion in the Mountain State.
One measure, Senate Bill 388, would ban the termination of pregnancies more than 20 weeks after fertilization, while the other, Senate Bill 496, would prevent health plans offered through West Virginia's insurance exchange from offering coverage for most abortions.
Exemptions to the ban on abortion coverage would include terminating pregnancies that result from rape, threaten the life of the mother or in case of incest where the mother is a minor. Women would be required to purchase optional, "supplemental" coverage for such procedures under the law.
If the bill passes, West Virginia would join 24 other states with laws prohibiting insurance coverage for abortions in state exchanges.
Meanwhile, the abortion ban bill states there is "substantial medical evidence that an unborn child is capable of experiencing pain by (20) weeks after fertilization" and the state has a "compelling interest" in protecting the lives unborn children from the stage when they are capable of feeling pain.
Anyone who performs an abortion more than 20 weeks after fertilization would face at least a year in prison and a fine of up to $1,000. The bill specifically provides that no penalty may be assessed against a woman upon whom such an abortion is performed.
The bill also would authorize the Legislature to appropriate funds to fight any potential challenges to the law, in the form of a "litigation fund" for which the state also could accept donations, gifts or grants.
Supporters of the bill include West Virginians for Life, which is planning a pro-life rally at noon Tuesday in lower rotunda of the Capitol Building in Charleston. But the National Women's Law Center argues that state bans on insurance coverage for abortions endanger women's health by failing to provide exemptions for potentially life-shortening medical conditions, and that obtaining supplemental coverage for a specific procedure is "impractical."
The insurance bill's sponsors include five Democrats and three Republicans – Sens. Sam Cann, D-Harrison; Daniel Hall, D-Wyoming; Roman Prezioso, D-Marion; Mitch Carmichael, R-Jackson; Donald Cookman, D-Hampshire; Evan Jenkins, R-Cabell; Mike Green, D-Raleigh; and Clark Barnes, R-Randolph. Prezioso and Carmichael also are sponsors of the abortion ban bill, joined by Sens. Craig Blair, R-Berkeley; Chris Walters, R-Putnam; and Bill Cole, R-Mercer.
Both bills face double committee assignments. Introduced Jan. 21, the "20 week" proposal has been referred to the Committee on the Judiciary, where it has yet to be placed on the agenda, and the Committee on Finance. The insurance measure, introduced Wednesday, has been referred to the Committee on Banking and Insurance and the Committee on the Judiciary.
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ArenaNet promises big things for Guild Wars 2 in 2013
ArenaNet has released a whole bunch of details on what they are planning for Guild Wars 2 over the next few months.
Beginning with a video from the game's director Colin Johanson outlining what they have in the works for the months ahead and followed by a very detailed blog post ArenaNet are seeking to build on the momentum that has seen Guild Wars 2 sell 3 million copies world wide.
First of all there will be new events like the Halloween, Lost Shores and Wintersday events that they ran last year, more content, expanded rewards systems, big additions to WvW and PvP and a whole bunch of other stuff like leaderboards on the website and more.
In short, if you thought Guild Wars 2 was good last year, in 2013 ArenaNet are hoping to make it even better.
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Emily Clapper scored the winning run all the way from first on a throwing error in the bottom of the sixth as Jamesville-DeWitt defeated East Syracuse Minoa 7-5 in a Class A high school softball contest of unbeatens on Thursday.
The Spartans had rallied for two runs in the top of the sixth to tie the game. The rally began with two outs and no one on.
In the bottom of the inning, the left-handed batting Clapper slapped a one-out hit to left. After nearly getting picked off first base, Clapper would score the game winning run on a play that began with a sacrifice bunt. Paige Sherling of J-D put down a perfect bunt down the first-base line. Sherling beat the throw to first. Clapper continued to third. The throw was wild, allowing Clapper to score the winning run. Alexis Cantor followed with a double off the left-field fence to score Sherling.
Alyssa Robens homered for Jamesville-DeWitt, 3-0. It was her first home run since she belted a two-run homer to beat Oneida in last year's Class A Section III championship game at Syracuse University.
Danielle Ventrone homered for East Syracuse Minoa, 2-1. Ventrone was 3-for-3.
"Those are the fun games to play," said J-D coach Phil DeAugustine. "We'd both rather have games like this. These are the games you remember. You don't remember winning 13-0. It puts gray hair on your head but this is what makes it fun and what prepares you for the end of the season. In the end, all you're usually playing is good teams."
The Spartans were scheduled to leave after the game for Myrtle Beach, S.C., for spring break and training.


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A total of 63 Islanders graduated from the University of Washington with undergraduate degrees. Commencement ceremonies were held on June 11 at Husky Stadium.
The commencement speaker was Kathleen Sebelius, the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services and the former governor of Kansas.
Island graduates included Kramer Brooks Aspiri, Andrea Christine Batra, Tomer Benami, Jacob Tyler Bobman, Adeline Ching-Ying Chan, Jesse David Chappelle, Shinn-Yi Chou, Nathan Quinn Christofferson, Douglas Hun Lee Chua, Barbara Clary, Daniel Griffin Cohen, Kevin S. Eng, Eitan Daniel Feinberg, Steven Elliot Frankel, Alicia Joy Gamrath, Stephen Carroll Gannon, Brian Thomas Govier, Lauren Danielle Govier, Megan Eiko Hamp, Brian Hayden Hildebrandt, Hannah Chih Hsi Huang, Lloyd Pok Yim Hung, Daniel Joseph Jacobs, Adam Mark Jacobson, Jessiah Wade Johnson, Joy Kang, Randall Douglas Kelly, Michelle Jean Kwon, Peter Andrew Lambe, Justin Hyodong Lee, Shayna Michiko Leong, Aaron Mitchell Leung, Peter Lipay, Gordon S. Liu, Ana Leticia Iperico Lottis, Jessica Lusk, Daniel Patrick McCarthy, Armon Memaran-Dadgar, Jeffrey Aaron Miller, Alysa Elizabeth Moore, Zhao Jun Peng, Samantha Jaclyn Reinertson, Michael Tanner Sage, Robert Lopez Jr. Salvador, Lauren May Schergen, Alexander Martin Selby, Eric David Siebert, Natalie Vera Snyder, Else Jean Soelling, Thomas James Stowell, Eunice Sung-Eun Sun, Max Paul Taylor, Dashiell Saensook Tevis, Dylan Richard Turner, Whitney Michelle Walker, Dennis Bo Wang, Kevin I Wang, Timothy Richard Wettack, Michael Ka Wong, Peter Xihua Wu, Evan Charles Yount and Margaret Cross Zook.
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Okami is a incredible game. I have only just completed it and still now ( afew weeks later) play it regularly. (Took me 47 hours to complete) ((longer than Twilight Princess)
I just purchased a Wii last week, and I am loving it.
I purchased Endless Ocean, RE4, Mario & Sonic At The Olympics, and Okami.
I heard a little bit about Okami when it was released in 06 for Ps2, but never played it. Decided to pick up a used copy for $20. Didn't have very high expectations.
Okami is absolutely gorgeous and amazing. It started off a little slow, but once you start picking up some of the different abilities, wow. I am impressed. I have 10 hours or so into this game, and I started playing it on Friday. if you haven't played it, I strongly recommend it. Absolutely gorgeous.
Okami is a incredible game. I have only just completed it and still now ( afew weeks later) play it regularly. (Took me 47 hours to complete) ((longer than Twilight Princess)
It was basically the same for me back when I got it on the PS2. I'd heard Okami was good, but I didn't have any huge expectations. Turned out to be one of the best games (if not, the best game) I got for the console.
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Alot of sites compare it to LoZ:TP
I was thinking of picking that up as well next month. Is it worth playing if I enjoy games like Okami? (epic adventure/puzzle games).
One of the MUST HAVES on the Wii. :-)
I picked up a new copy of Okami for $14.99 over holidays -- cheap enough to put in my collection of games to play sometime in the future. Looks like I'm going to have to open it up and give it a go.
I'm surprised this is completely dead, despite Okami being probably the best non-Nintendo title on the console.
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ALLEN PARK — This isn't 1940s France, y'know. There's no need to fear blitzkrieg attacks should Detroit fail to crack 100 yards rushing in its next preseason game, against Cleveland.
Sure, the 70 yards the Lions toiled for against Cincinnati on Friday night won't win any wars, but the offense is not a finished product less than three weeks into training camp.
"I don't want to sit here and sound any more alarms on the running game," Lions head coach Jim Schwartz said. "I think (it's been) turned into more than it is. We're going to talk about it; we're going to do our very best there. Each game is going to be a little bit different focus and things like that.
"We're certainly not in any kind of red alert when it comes to the run game."
Not only is it too early to worry about a particular aspect of the team, it's also critical to watch how the opposition is defending Detroit.
"It's a week," quarterback Matthew Stafford said. "That's our first (game). They were giving us a lot of 'hard boxes.' That's why we were so successful throwing the ball, too. We were throwing into a lot of one-on-one coverage."
One problem that has plagued the Lions in the past has been their inability to make defenses pay for allocating too many resources to stopping one player, or one part of the offense.
There was no such problem against the Bengals, when Lions quarterbacks combined to throw for 280 yards and three touchdowns on 23-of-33 passing.
"If you're going to put seven or eight in the box," Stafford explained, "then we should be able to do what we did in the air, and if they want to back up (the coverage) a little bit – like they did on the first play of the game – we got a 7-yard gain (by running back Jahvid Best).
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By the time most people read this the groundhog (or hogs, as there are a number of these rodents prognosticating the weather now) will have made his call on whether we're going to get another six weeks of winter or an early spring.
Our best guess is that spring will start to assert itself by mid- to late March, only because that's simply what the calendar dictates annually. This isn't rocket science, people. But a look at the long-range outlooks of the national Climate Prediction Center do show warmer-than-normal temperatures taking hold over the eastern half of the country during the month of February.
With January going in the books as much colder than the norm, and December coming in about normal, we're due for a large-scale pattern change, just looking at historical trends. Now, is that scientific? Well, it beats a groundhog looking for his shadow; groundhogs don't even know what shadows are.
The news today, however, isn't the hog but what's lurking in our forecast for Tuesday --- yes, probably more snow. As of this writing, confidence is so-so that we'll see an advisory-level event (as opposed to warning level), meaning perhaps three to four inches of snow, beginning lightly after 9 p.m. Monday and then picking up in intensity as we get into Tuesday.
There's the possibility that a coastal low pressure center could develop in association with this system and linger close enough to our region to really pile on the snow, but that's currently looking more unlikely than likely.
With a strong trough setting up over the eastern half of the country, the question of how the precipitation will fall --- snow, rain, sleet, "wintry mix" --- shouldn't be raised. It's expected to be cold enough for almost all of the precip from this event to fall as snow across the New York metro area.
Today, however, we'll again see mild 40s for highs, topping out at about 42, with clouds increasing as the snow gets closer.
Yesterday's extreme temperatures in the contiguous United States --- High: 82 at Weslaco, Texas; Low: -20 at Berlin, N.H.


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i dont know why, but for some reason, I am laughing at this. Why is it called Grilled Cheese? If its a question... I will reply : I like grilled cheese.
Eh, I only reviewed this because I am bored.
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A rundown of some of the top stories being produced in The Oregonian and OregonLive.com newsroom on Wednesday, June 25
Portland lawyer influences Supreme Court on cell phone searches
Portland lawyer Bronson James made the case to the U.S. Supreme Court that cellphones contain so much personal information that police need a warrant before looking through them. And Wednesday, the court agreed with him.
PDC approves $1.5 million deal for Right 2 Dream Too site in Old Town
The Portland Development Commission's board approved a $1.5 million plan Wednesday to buy the Old Town Chinatown property that's been home to the Right 2 Dream Too homeless community since 2011.
Biking, walking may be eliminated from Census commuting survey
The Census consistently shows Portland is the undisputed champion of bike commuting, but now the bureau is reportedly considering eliminating the biking and walking question from its commuting surveys. The Alliance for Biking and Walking has responded with an online "Count Us" campaign.
TriMet pulls plug on electric bus test to investigate charging issue
TriMet last week announced it was test-driving a zero-emissions electric bus it was considering purchasing. But the bus refused to charge Tuesday night, forcing the transit agency to suspend the tests temporarily.
Oregon: More than half the draft beer served here was brewed here
The Oregon Brewers Guild announced Wednesday that Oregonians bought more than 500,000 barrels of beer produced in Oregon in 2013, setting a new record in Oregon craft beer history and leading the U.S. in percentage of dollars spent on craft beer. And Oregon breweries producing an estimated 53 percent of all draft beer consumed in Oregon.


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Maryborough priest Paul Kelly, who was one of the first on the scene when Mr Ruks died, was so affected by the man's death that he launched an online petition to remove the defence, that has since gathered signatures from all over the world.
In January this year, in what was hailed as "a victory for common sense", the former state government decided the Criminal Code would be altered to ensure that unwanted sexual advances could not be used to claim provocation, unless in exceptional circumstances.
Following the election, new Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie said he had requested a brief from the department on the issue and would consider the recommendations made by the former Labor government.
But the Attorney-General announced this week that he would not be making the planned changes to the code, and the defence would still be available in violent crimes.
Fr Kelly and Ms Kujala have criticised the decision, saying it was out of touch with the community's expectations.
"This is not a matter of gay rights, it's a matter of human rights," Ms Kujala said.
For instance, Bachmann's former campaign manager, Edward Rollins, said in a Fox News opinion piece that his onetime boss is being extreme and dishonest.
"Having worked for Congressman Bachmann's campaign for president, I am fully aware that she sometimes has difficulty with her facts, but this is downright vicious and reaches the late Senator Joe McCarthy level," wrote Mr. Rollins on Thursday.
Residents of State College could look into the sky and find one person's opinion on whether Joe Paterno's statue should stay outside the Penn State campus.
An airplane banner was being flown Tuesday morning with the message, "Take down the statue or we will."
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Football is nothing more than a game. But Sandusky raping young boys is a matter of life and death, of innocence lost.
In the aftermath of Sandusky's arrest, Paterno was treated as a victim, a man who was caught up in something he wasn't aware of. Now we know that was a lie.
Freeh produced the documents showing Paterno, his family and his legion of supporters lied in order to protect Paterno's name. All he cared about was breaking the all-time record set by Grambling State head coach Eddie Robinson.
Paterno, and the other Penn State lackeys, had to know that turning Sandusky in could prevent "JoePa" from breaking that record. So they all stayed silent, and all the while young boys suffered in their own silence.
When it's time to name the great coaches of college football, Robinson, Bear Bryant, Amos Alonzo Stagg and Knute Rockne will certainly be mentioned. Prior to the Freeh report, Paterno would have been on that list. But his actions in the Sandusky affair destroyed everything he accomplished in his career.
Great coaches make the tough calls. When Paterno failed to make the toughest call of his life -- to the police to turn in his longtime friend -- he did more than cost his team a victory. Young boys lost something they can never recover.
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September 12, 2011 -- IAR Systems AB has acquired Signum Systems Corp., a vendor of hardware and software development tools for embedded systems. With the acquisition, IAR Systems complements its product offering with a broad series of high-quality JTAG emulators, in-circuit emulators and debuggers.
"More powerful processors and increasingly complex embedded systems are driving the need for more advanced tools for testing and debugging," says Stefan Skarin, CEO, IAR Systems. "With its high competence, excellent technical support and world-class technologies, Signum is in many ways similar to IAR Systems, and exactly the company we want to team up with."
Signum supplies JTAGjet, a series of full-featured JTAG-based emulators, in-circuit emulators (ICE) and debuggers such as the Chameleon Debugger to developers of microcontroller-, microprocessor-, and DSP-based systems. Supported devices include all ARM processor architectures: ARM7, 9, 11, ARM Cortex-M0, M1, M3, M4, R4, A8, A9, MPCore and Intel XScale. Signum also supports all Texas Instruments DSP processor architectures.
The new product portfolio of JTAG emulators is an addition to the existing portfolio of hardware probes.
Like IAR Systems, Signum has its strongest position in the fast growing ARM-based market. "The acquisition taps into our commitment to provide customers with reliable and powerful development tools for current and future ARM processors" said Stefan Skarin. "Many of our customers are standardizing their programming projects on IAR Embedded Workbench to vastly improve efficiency and time to market for new products. Customers who standardize their tool chain not only effectively reduce their costs todaythey also boost their opportunities for next generation products."
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Closures begun Sept. 8 at Snoqualmie Falls park
Puget Sound Energy will close Snoqualmie Falls Park beginning Tuesday, Sept. 8, for approximately eight weeks to perform major landscaping improvements at the popular tourist site overlooking Snoqualmie Falls.
During the closure – required to ensure the public's safety – construction crews will remove sidewalks, re-contour some of the park's grounds, install new concrete walkways and commons areas, and perform other "hardscape" work.
Improvements are expected to be complete by April 2010.
During most of the two-month park closure, a fenced walkway will maintain public access to the park's main observation platform for viewing the falls. For limited periods, however, the platform also may be closed, during which visitors will be directed to the viewing platform at the end of PSE's riverfront trail.
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HESPERIA, MI -- A drugstore in Hesperia was allegedly broken into over the weekend -- allegedly for the fourth time over the last two years -- and investigators are hoping someone will recognize the alleged suspects whose images were captured on surveillance video.
Bob's Drugs, 194 N. Division St., in Hesperia, was allegedly broken in sometime early Saturday, Jan. 26.
Authorities believe the time of the break-in likely was between 2:30 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. Saturday.
Michigan State Police troopers said prescription medication was taken from the store.
Authorities believe the suspects parked a vehicle near the store and then walked to the business on foot. They had fled the area by the time police arrived to the scene, police said in a press release.
Store owners say it is the fourth time the business has been entered by alleged thieves in the past two years. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Michigan State Police Hart Post at (231) 873-2171.
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EAST LONGMEADOW- Planning Board members said they will work with petitioners of a bylaw that would allow daycare providers based in residential neighborhoods to care for ten children.
The state allows ten children, but local bylaws only permit six, and residents must abide by whatever the local bylaw is, said Planning Board Director Robyn Macdonald.
Petitioner Jane Rivera attended the board's meeting Tuesday to discuss an article she would like to place on the annual Town Meeting warrant. The meeting is scheduled for May.
Rivera said she attempted to get the article on the special Town Meeting warrant last year, but the submitted signatures were misplaced or lost by the town.
Rivera said she currently cares for eight children and several home daycare providers are already operating with ten.
Planning Board Chairman Peter Punderson said anyone operating with 10 is doing so illegally. He said in order to have ten children there needs to be an additional paid employee on-hand, which the town does not allow in residential neighborhoods.
"If we allow you to do business with one employee, then we have to allow it for everybody and we lose the residential aspect of the neighborhoods which is why people move to East Longmeadow," he said.
The article requests a change in the amount of children providers can care for without needing to apply for a special permit. Rivera said she and other daycare providers in town are willing to work with the board, but they feel they should be able to have ten children if that is what the state allows.
Board member Alessandro Meccia said the providers offer a very valuable and necessary service and the board should work with them to come to an agreement.
Macdonald agreed to work with Rivera to come up with a warrant article that the board could approve and the petitioners would be happy with.
Board member Michael Carabetta said the board should explore an arrangement similar to the existing agreement with the East Longmeadow Small Business Association in regards to home-based businesses. This would include a start and end date by which daycare providers could apply for a special permit to have ten kids.
The board also met with Council on Aging Director Carolyn Brennan who expressed an interest in hosting a farmers market at the senior center.
"We are looking to do this one day a week from May to September from 2-6 p.m.," she said.
Brennan said the market would benefit seniors and encourage purchasing locally grown produce. She said for the first year they will not charge vendors to use the space.
"This is not really a money making venture. It's just to give seniors more access to fresh produce," she said.
The Planning Board said since the senior center is in the town's industrial zone there should be no problem as along as the Board of Selectmen approves the use of town property for the market.
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For some reason, the 67 World Series occupies a small space on the "Impossible Dream" 33 1/3 disk. But the seven-game showdown was anything but anticlimactic. Sox fans did not want to stop with a pennant-they wanted to be World Champions. Even then, it had been a long time-49 years to be exact- since a Boston team had ruled the baseball world. Their opponents would be the St Louis Cardinals-the same squad that had upset the Ted Williams-led Sox in 7 games in 1946.
Every front page of the morning Globe during the series was headlined by a Sox story. Wednesday October 4 screamed "After 21 Years…Today's the Day." The Cards had won 101 contests and topped the NL by 10 1/2 games. They were installed as 6-5 favorites, but newly-born Sox Nation was optimistic. Triple Crown winner Carl Yastrzemski, through his ghostwriter, picked the Sox in six, but regretted the absence of Tony C.
In those unsophisticated days, World Series games were all played in the afternoon, and the Sox were everywhere- on TV's and portable radios in homes, stores and offices, even on loudspeakers in some schools. The first contest pitted unheralded Jose Santiago against superstar hurler Bob Gibson (Jim Lonborg had pitched three days before). Despite hitting a surprise homer for Boston's only run, Santiago fell to Gibson 2-1. Leadoff hitter Lou Brock had 4 of the Cards' 10 safeties and scored both runs , following hits in the third and seventh. Both tallies were knocked in on infield outs produced by former Yankee slugger Roger Maris, contentedly finishing his career in St Louis. Santiago went 7 innings, working his way out of several jams. Gibson, however, was blinding-fanning 10, including Rico Petrocelli three times and permitting 6 hits, only one for extra bases.
Boston, however, had their own superstar pitcher in Lonborg, and Lonny did not disappoint the next afternoon. Coming within 4 outs of a no-hitter, he blanked the Cardinals 5-0. The righthander mowed down the first 19 St Louis batters before walking Curt Flood with one out in the seventh. His bid for immortality ended on an eighth-inning single by Julian Javier, the team's only hit. By that time the Sox were comfortably ahead. Yaz-now as much a superstar as any of the Cardinal sluggers- homered off rookie starter Dick Hughes in the third, and a costly error by third baseman Mike Shannon led to Petrocelli's sac fly and a 2-0 advantage. Then in the seventh after a Jose Tartabull walk and Jerry Adair single, Carl settled it with a 430-foot blast to right behind the bullpen off lefty reliever Joe Horner. As Lonny completed his one-hitter-only the fourth in World Series history- Sox Nation had lots of hope to cap of the season with a World Series title. Friday's Globe headline read: "Take That (Zip!) and That (Pow!)- THE ARM: Lonborg's One-Hitter Ties Series AND HAMMER: Yaz Raps 2 Homers, 4 RBI's." The article quoted Yaz as saying "what an arm" and Jim calling Carl "the perfect hitter."
Word battles were also going on. Brock praised Lonborg but stated that he was "no (Juan) Marichal". Flood, who later would be one of the first to challenge baseball's reserve clause, was much stronger. Concerning a brushback pitch in the first to Brock, he remarked: "Tell the Red Sox we can play it too. And we're not going to get Petrocelli or Adair or anybody like that. We'll get Yastrzemski. That Lonborg's bush." Flood was not the first to complain about Gentleman Jim's inside throws.
The afterglow of Yaz and Lonny's performances would be the high point of the series for Sox Nation. As the teams headed for three in St Louis, the Sox prepared to face a formidable third starter in Nelson Briles, while Boston countered with Cleveland refugee Gary Bell. Bell admitted that his big league career up to that time had been "mediocre", and he was right- a record barely over .500. The Cards also had Gibson ready in Game 4. Sox Series fortunes would get worse before they got better.


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Crews fight house fire in Oley Twp.
The Red Cross is helping a family displaced from a home that was damaged by fire early Monday morning.
The fire started just before 5:30 a.m. at a home at 4030 Friedensburg Rd. in Oley Twp., Berks Co.
Four adults and one child managed to escape the home unharmed, officials said.
"I always think it's a tragic thing when there's a fire like this in a small community because it could have affected all the houses in that row," said Charles Fegely, neighbor.
On top of the Red Cross lending a helping hand, neighbors are also pitching in wherever they can.
"It's a sad situation. I had talked with the oldest daughter and offered my assistance if she needed any clothing for her niece, and she said she'd get back to me. I think I did my part in helping the community," said Heidi Berger, neighbor.
"I've gone through this in my home when I was a small child," said Fegely. "You never, never get back what you lost because you lose a lot of valuable things."
The initial investigation is pointing to a wood stove as a possible cause of the fire, said Dep. Chief Dan Weiser, Oley Fire Co., adding that the home may be a total loss.
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Southeastern Louisiana University's radio station, KSLU 90.9 FM, is gearing up for its annual fund drive in March to raise money for the station.
The fund drive will run from March 15 to March 21 from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m daily. This will give everyone from every disk jocky's audience, the chance to donate according to Todd Delaney, station manager.
Chad Pierce, the fund drive's main coordinator, has designed this year's fund to give something back to the donor as each week day the drive will have a theme. Those themes are Massage Monday, Tea for Twos-day, Wasabi Wednesday, Pigout Thursday and Fitness Friday.
All of the funds raised will go towards support of the radio station, which is a student training facility. The funds will continue to further the radio station's annual student scholarship, training equipment purchases and entertainment through show purchasing.
Donations are accepted through call-ins to the radio station, the station's website, www.kslu.org, or through a pledge donation.
For more information on the fund drive contact Todd Delaney or Chad Pierce at 985-549-2330


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BOUND BROOK — Two half-brothers were indicted Wednesday for a shooting in March near the railroad tracks along West Main Street in Bound Brook that left one man dead and another wounded, according to the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office.
A Somerset County grand jury charged James Ford, 35, of Phillipsburg, and Elijah Ford, 21, of Freemansburg, Pa., with first-degree murder. The two also face charges of conspiracy to commit murder, second-degree aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm for an unlawful purpose, Somerset County Prosecutor Geoffrey Soriano said..
The suspects, believed to be members of the Bloods street gang, are accused of fatally shooting Teaneck resident Damian Williams, 24, on March 19. The men also allegedly shot Kendell Harrell, 18, of South Bound Brook.
Authorities have previously said the shooting may have been part of a dispute between rival sects within the Bloods.
Previous coverage:
• Phillipsburg man, half-brother accused in gang-related killing near Bound Brook train station
• The Express-Times: Elijah Ford, of Freemansburg, and James Ford, of Phillipsburg, arrested for allegedly murdering man in Somerset County
• Gang-related shooting in Bound Brook leaves one dead, one in hospital


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A crash on Route 322 near the Clarks Ferry Bridge was causing some delays Tuesday afternoon in northern Dauphin County, according to Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
The scene cleared shortly before 3:40 p.m. but state police were still active in the area, according to county dispatches.
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In addition to the market vendors -- with florists, crafts and fresh local produce -- the closing party on the plaza will feature a martial arts demo, dance music from the Blue Contra jazz band, and lots of games and prizes.
Tonight's market also features wine tasting from A Blooming Hill Vineyard of Cornelius. Stop by the wine booth and sample their popular Pinot Noir. It is likely to pair well with the music of Gayle Ritt and the 23 Window band, whose classic blues, rock tunes and originals are familiar to many in town.
Faded Blue will be on the Who's On 3rd stage, and abstract artist Nick Jauregui will be the featured artist. Jauregui's abstract art captures the transitional hues of the Pacific Northwest summer moving softly into the gentle rains and hues of the fall in a fresh, new way.
It may be the final market of the season, but it promises to close on high note.
Hillsboro Tuesday Marketplace, from 5 to 8:30 p.m., downtown Hillsboro, between First and Third Ave.


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Born Elvira Delli Bovi in Bagnoli Irpino in Avellino, Italy, she came to the United States aboard the Leonardo DaVinci with her husband and young daughter and settled in Brooklyn in 1964. She moved to Dongan Hills in 1973 and to Prince's Bay in 2005.
While growing up in Italy, Mrs. Chieffo acquired her talent as a seamstress; her expertise with the needle and thread was so well known that she became the town seamstress.
Mrs. Chieffo also worked for several years as a seamstress with Expert Coat Company in Manhattan, before leaving to raise a family. In 1973, she returned to work as a seamstress with the former Uniforms by Oswald in New Brighton. She retired in 1981.
An accomplished cook, Mrs. Chieffo enjoyed creating authentic Southern Italian fare providing large Italian dinners for her family. She prided herself on using only the freshest ingredients in her recipes which her husband supplied from his garden.
Mrs. Chieffo was a parishioner of Our Lady Star of the Sea R.C. Church, Huguenot.
In an Nov. 29, 2009 article commemorating her 50th wedding anniversary, Mrs. Chieffo had attended Sunday mass in Santa Maria Assunta R.C. Church in her hometown of Bagnoli Irpino in Avellino, Italy, there she was introduced to Angelo Chieffo. A six-month courtship followed and on Aug. 18, 1958, in the very same church, the couple exchanged wedding vows.
Along with her husband of 54 years, Angelo, also surviving are one son, Joseph; two daughters, Vincenza Barcia and Lucille Carroll; two brothers, Fernando and Renato Delli Bovi; one sister, Ida DeCaro, and four grandchildren.
The funeral will be Saturday from the John Vincent Scalia Home for Funerals, Eltingville, with a mass at 11 a.m. in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. Burial will be Resurrection Cemetery, Pleasant Plains.


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Sunday Pork Roast Recipe
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 2 medium carrots, chopped
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- 4 tablespoons all-purpose flour, divided
- 1 bay leaf, finely crushed
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1-1/4 teaspoons salt, divided
- 1-1/4 teaspoons pepper, divided
- 1 boneless pork loin roast (3 to 4 pounds)
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Place vegetables on bottom of a shallow roasting pan. Mix 2 tablespoons flour, bay leaf, thyme, and 1 teaspoon each salt and pepper; rub over roast. Place roast on top of vegetables, fat side up. Add 1 cup water to pan.
- 2. Roast 1 hour, basting once with pan juices if desired. Sprinkle brown sugar over roast. Roast 10-15 minutes longer or until a thermometer reads 140°. (Temperature of roast will continue to rise about 5-10° upon standing.)
- 3. Remove roast to a platter. Tent with foil; let stand 15 minutes before slicing.
- 4. Strain drippings from roasting pan into a measuring cup; skim fat. Add enough water to the drippings to measure 1-1/2 cups.
In a small saucepan over medium heat, whisk remaining flour and 1/3 cup water until smooth. Gradually whisk in drippings mixture and remaining salt and pepper. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring constantly; cook and stir 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve roast with gravy.
Freeze option: Freeze cooled sliced pork and gravy in freezer containers. To use, partially thaw in refrigerator overnight. Heat through in a covered saucepan, gently stirring and adding a little broth or water if necessary. Yield: 12 servings.
Nutritional Facts
3 ounces cooked pork with about 2 tablespoons gravy: 174 calories, 5g fat (2g saturated fat), 57mg cholesterol, 280mg sodium, 8g carbohydrate (6g sugars, 0 fiber), 22g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 3 lean meat, 1/2 starch.
Reviews for Sunday Pork Roast
"Pork was tender...had a delicate sweet flavor..."
"This is my new go to recipe for pork roast! The flavors are so bold!"
"This is one of my favorite Taste of Home recipes. Initially, I was afraid the brown sugar might be overpowering. After tasting the roast, however, I discovered it had the perfect blend of sweet and savory flavors. I will definitely be making this recipe again soon!"
"I love this recipe. I have been preparing it for years now since I first found it in Taste of Home magazine. I save some of the vegetables and add them to the gravy. My family loves it......"
"Made as directed except for discarding the vegetables ( I served them along side of the roast) and it was delicious. Family suggesting doubling the rub next time as the flavor from that was excellent!"
"My whole family loves this recipe. Whenever I am going to get pork, they ask if I will make this. The love the flavor and the way it stays so moist. I use garlic instead of thyme and vary veggies, or sometimes don't use any, but this is great every time."
"This is now one of my 'go to' recipes! Leftovers make great sandwiches, too."
"Why discard the vegetables, they are good to eat as a small side or can be blended into the Garvey for additional great taste especially when served over mashed potatoes.Your may use additional carrots, onions and celery to make a complete side dish."
"LOVED this recipe. Easy, delicious and looks like you spent forever on it. We didn't even bother with the gravy it was so good without it. A keeper for certain!!"
"I added an additional cup of water to the pan when I sprinkled the brown sugar on. The house smelled wonderful while it was in the oven and it tasted even better!"
"Liked this recipe a lot. Easy and tasty 1-pot meal. I added an extra cup of water and some butter to the roasting pan before baking. Will definitely make again."
Wine Pairings
Light-Bodied Red Wine
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Amy Leaverton of Clovis announces her engagement and approaching marriage to Justin Johnson of Clovis. She is the daughter of Stan Lassiter of Clovis and the late Rebecca Lassiter of Levelland, Texas. He is the son of Wade Wilson and Sondra Johnson, both of Clovis.
The couple will exchange vows at 5:30 p.m. July 2 at 1597 Highway 60/84. The reception will follow the ceremony.
The bride-elect is a 1995 graduate of Levelland High School.
The prospective groom is a 1996 graduate of Clovis High School.
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FLINT, MI--The Flint Symphony Orchestra will be performing their next concert Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. at The Whiting.
The FSO will be joined by pianist Angela Cheng.
Featured music includes Britten's "Variations and Fugue on a Theme" by Purcell, Schumann's "Concerto for Piano & Orchestra in A Minor, op. 54," and Brahms's "Symphony No. 2 in D Major, op. 73."
"These works contain spontaneous elements based on simple themes, but expand on the arrangements to create incredible and passionate music," said FSO conductor Enrique Diemecke.


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Luna, the orphaned L-pod whale, died after being struck March 10 by a tugboat propeller near Conception Point in Nootka Sound.
Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans reported that a killer whale was struck and killed about 9:30 a.m. today by the propeller of a 104-foot tugboat which had pulled into Nootka Sound to avoid bad weather on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
The tugboat was idling at the time of the collision, according to Lara Sloan, spokeswoman for Department of Fisheries and Oceans. DFO marine biologist John Ford said Luna was playing in front of the tug and got sucked through the prop.
"The skipper of the tugboat called the (Canadian) Coast Guard right away," Sloan said. "He was quite distraught about what happened."
Luna was a member of L pod, one of three orca pods that frequent the Straits and Puget Sound. Those pods, known as the Southern residents, were declared endangered this year by the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service. They are also considered endangered by the Canadian government and Washington state.
The solitary killer whale, which turned 6 in September, separated from his family and surfaced on the west coast of Vancouver Island five years ago.
The Mowachaht-Muchalaht believe Luna embodied the spirit of their dead chief, Ambrose Maquinna, who had said he would return as a killer whale, The Associated Press reported.
Three days after Maquinna's death in 2001, the whale showed up in the sound.
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DAVISON, MI -- City Council members have agreed to pick up $35,000 from the general fund for leaf pickup this fall -- more than twice as much as the cost last year.
The plan to dip into the city's general fund reserve has been debated for months, with a public hearing taking place early this month where residents voiced their opposition to a potential $25 increase for the service.
The city spent $16,000 last year for leaf pickup.
City Manager Michael Hart urged the council this week to wait on making the move, discussing the issue with Republic Services which he said "might offer us another option financially."
"In terms of the standpoint of finance, are we not pulling the trigger a little too quick?" he said.
"I guess I'm confused now. Republic is our waste service provider," said Mayor Pro Tem Jack Abernathy, to which Hart said at their previous meeting the council discussed asking Republic for a proposal that may help the city offset the cost for a year or two before making a long-term decision.
Abernathy said his impression from the last meeting was the city would have received an answer before this week's meeting, which Hart said was the intention, but he's not yet heard word back from the company on any change to the contract.
"I see no problem with funding this line item from monies from the general fund," said Councilman Ron Emery.
Republic has provided yard waste pickup for resident, including bagged leaves, as part of a $156 special assessment per year for residents that started in 2011 during a five-year agreement.
An idea floated that would have residents pay an additional $25 per year to pay for curbside leaf pickup was quickly turned down by council members in favor of looking to the general fund.
Councilman Paul Hammond said the city had run a compost site in Abernathy Park, which had helped the city in reducing costs for leaf pickup, but officials were later told by the state Department of Natural Resources it needed to be closed.
"We have our own equipment, so it's all done by our maintenance department," said Hammond of the leaf pickup, adding "With the amount of leaves it's just not practical to go out and bag those up because of the volume."
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