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Yes, he has the no.19 shirt at the Giants this year. Keal Carlile is at Hull KR, he played yesterday. I thought he was at Bradford, and then was seriously ill, wasn't he?
Yeah , Keall was ill, I think it was when he was at the giants, nice to see him back. He is from Chequerfield / Willow park.
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Yield: 4 servings. 1 cup clam juice 1/4 cup dry white wine 2/3 cup slivered fresh basil 2/3 cup sun-dried tomatoes in oil, sliced to taste, salt and pepper 4 Alaska Sole fillets (4 to 6 oz. each) 1 Tbsp. butter 1 Tbsp. olive, canola, peanut or grapeseed oil as desired, lemon wedges Bring clam juice and wine to a boil; stir in basil and tomatoes. Reduce slightly. Season with salt and pepper; remove and keep warm. Heat butter and oil over medium-high heat. Add sole fillets; cook 2 to 3 ...
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The Geography Blog focusing on all things geography: human, physical, technical, space, news, and geopolitics. Also known as Geographic Travels with Catholicgauze! Written by a former National Geographic employee who also proudly served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Friday, April 11, 2008
Selective Mexican Cartographic Nationalism
By now all of you probably have heard of the Absolut vodka ad that features the southwestern United States as part of Mexico. The ad claims a perfect world would feature a Mexico with lands ceded to the Republic of Texas and the United States. The lands were transfered under both war treaties and the peaceful Gadsden Purchase.
Some have brought up how this ad is offensive and compared it to hypothetical ads that feature "lost" Germanys or Russias. There is another factor. The racist-factor of the radical Mexican-coined "reconquista" that focuses solely on American gains. The First Mexican Empire won its expanded all the way to the present-day Panamanian border. When the now-day republics left Mexico to attempt their own federal republic Mexico was too corrupt to stop them. There has been no effort by Mexico to reclaim the lost southern lands. In fact, Mexico is notorious for its brutal treatment of Guatemalan and other Central American illegal immigrants it finds. There is no concern in Mexico about families being destroyed or immigrant rights. The only historical and racial prejudices are turned solely to the north.
Every nation has won and lost lands including the United States. Some schools still teach how the United States stole the present-day American Southwest. Sadly this claim and the many others like it focus on one history while ignoring others (Spain had a claim on all of Mexico and I am sure the American Indians have a valid one too). When a country focuses on the past they are stuck in it. Mexico needs to look forward and realize the future is in global collaboration. By looking in the past the world will continued to be host to hate.
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Your comment is true. Sadly, many of the world's most vicious and intractable conflicts stem from historical wrongs. This constant rubbing of old sores does no good. It is best to move on. The parties to these conflicts need to understand that what has happened cannot now be undone and that they are forfeiting the future by constanly looking back.
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Why so serieus?
I thought is was just a funny joke from Absolut. Probably this subject is mostly sensitive to you.
"Jasper", it is "serieus" because it is false and it is an insult.


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Gonna make an official club anytime soon mate?
when are going the club a group?
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when are going the club a group?
I'm on my phone the whole time, I will try soon
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Police: Man punches through barracks window after being citedStaff Report | December 29,2012BRATTLEBORO Police said a local man cited for driving while under the influence of alcohol almost walked away with the single charge until he put his fist through a window at the Brattleboro barracks of the Vermont State Police on Thursday.
Alexander P. Hrabovsky, 21, of Brattleboro, was arrested after police investigated a noise complaint made around 11:40 p.m. Wednesday on Brookline Road in Townshend, according to a press release from Trooper Max Trenosky, of the Vermont State Police.
Trenosky said that during the investigation for the noise complaint, troopers spoke with Hrabovsky, who was driving his 2002 Ford truck from the area where the noise complaint was reported.
Further investigation revealed that Hrabovskys blood alcohol content was over the 0.08 limit for drivers in Vermont, police said.
Hrabovsky was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and taken to the Brattleboro barracks for processing. After being released, Hrabovsky He sustained lacerations to his right hand and was treated by Rescue Inc., police said.
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Parsons Senior Center hosting several events
The Parsons Senior Center will host a Halloween Party on Thursday for some fellowship and fun. The event will feature the Goldenaires Senior Center Choir and begin at 10:30 am.
Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. Following lunch the costume parade participants will have a few minutes to change into their Halloween apparel, and the display of comical, frightful, and somewhat unusual characters will take place.
The Parsons Outpost of the Tucker County Senior Citizens will host their November meeting, program, and covered dish lunch on Nov. 5 and will consist of a presentation of items showing the unique talent of Tucker County seniors. Carvings, artwork, and several other item of interest will be showcased.
The Fiddlin' Around The Orange Blossom Special trip is Nov. 13. The cost of the trip is $90 per person and includes transportation on a chartered coach, the tour of historic places in the Fairmont area, lunch, the performance of Johnny Cocran and Company at the Orange Blossom Special Theater, and tour gratuities. Eight to 10 people are needed to make the trip possible. Please stop by or call to get your name on the list as soon as possible in order to confirm reservations.
The Knitting Club will once again resume session on Nov. 4 following lunch. The sessions will be open for beginners, as well as refreshers for those who already knit.
Stop by and join in the knitting or just chat and see if there is something that interests you.
If enough interest is shown organizers will continue classes on Mondays at the Parsons Senior Center.


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With Thursday marking National Anthem Day, celebrating the anniversary of the 1931 declaration of "The Star-Spangled Banner" as the official U.S. national anthem, take a look at some national anthem renditions that morphed into fiascoes.
Nelly Furtado received harsh criticism for her unconventional rendition of "O Canada" at the 2016 NBA All-Star Game. Out of tune and accompanied by a distracting flute, the Canadian native was bashed on social media following the performance at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
Motley Crue's Vince Neil was criticized for his own mangled take on the U.S. national anthem before an Arena Football League game in Las Vegas on April 2, 2015.
Aaron Lewis of Staind bungled the second line of the national anthem before Game 5 of the 2014 World Series. He began correctly with "What so proudly we hailed," but instead of finishing with "at the twilight's last gleaming" he sang "were so gallantly streaming." Those words appear later in the song. In an apology posted online, he said, "My nerves got the best of me and I am completely torn up about what happened."
James Taylor got mixed up before Game 2 of the World Series in 2013, when he began singing the words to "America the Beautiful" instead of "The Star-Spangled Banner." But the singer quickly and smoothly recovered, going straight into the correct lyrics. Taylor did have an excuse: he was also performing "America the Beautiful" that same night during the seventh inning stretch.
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler tackled "The Star-Spangled Banner" at 2012's AFC Championship game, but not everyone was impressed. Tyler tried to add his trademark scream to jazz it up, but between that and him not saying all the words correctly, many people called it the "worst national anthem performance of all time."
Christina Aguilera took a lot of flack for famously flubbing the lyrics to the national anthem before Super Bowl XLV in 2011.
Olympian track star Carl Lewis drew controversy for his less-than-moving rendition of the "Star-Spangled Banner" in what some called "the worst anthem ever" before a 1993 Nets vs. Bulls game.
One of the most unconventional pairings for a national anthem performance came before the BCS championship game in January 2010 when Josh Groban and Flea combined for an unusual rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
The national anthem performance before Super Bowl XL in Detroit in February 2006 was a prime example of too many cooks in the kitchen. A promising combination of New Orleans musical legends Aaron Neville and Dr. John along with hometown soul legend Aretha Franklin all backed by a gospel choir turned out to be a little too much.
Former Creed singer Scott Stapp has mangled the national anthem on more than one occasion, but perhaps the most memorable came during a 2005 performance before the NASCAR Ford 400. His rendition included botched notes and guttural growls that have no place in "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Going for a soul arrangement of the national anthem turned into a big mistake for R. Kelly when he performed before a Jermain Taylor-Bernard Hopkins boxing match in December 2005. His rendition included unnecessary handclaps and step dancers.
The crowd at Fenway Park for a 2003 ALCS game between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees might have been willing to overlook the strange echo after his every line, but when Michael Bolton forgot the lyrics to the national anthem and stole a look at them written on his hand, the boos rained down.
R&B singer Keri Hilson forgot the lyrics to "The Star-Spangled Banner" when singing the national anthem before an Atlanta Hawks game versus the Los Angeles Lakers in March 2010.
Singer Alicia Keys was called "disrespectful" for sitting while playing the piano as she performed the national anthem prior to the start of Super Bowl XLVII in February 2013.
Whitney Houston sang the national anthem before Super Bowl XXV on Jan. 27, 1991, in Tampa, Florida, in what some thought was one of the best national anthem performances of all time. However, in the days following Houston's performance, a controversy arose when it was reported that she lip-synched to her own pre-recorded version of the song. In 2012, Houston's musical director, Ricky Minor, admitted she had sung to a taped track, though the vocals were recorded by her.
Jimi Hendrix let loose at Woodstock in 1969 with a rendition of the national anthem on electric guitar that's been called everything from the most important political rock statement of the 1960s, to an afterthought caught in one of Hendrix's worst performances. But there was no question the performance was controversial.
Famous for many controversial moments, Roseanne Barr's version of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at a San Diego Padres baseball game on July 25, 1990, is one of the most notable ever. Barr screeched through the song and added some clichéd baseball humor by spitting and grabbing her crotch. President George H.W. Bush called it "disgusting" and "a disgrace," but Barr defended her performance by writing in her book, "I'm an American, and that is my song, too."
During a 2013 Memorial Cup hockey game in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canadian singer Alexis Normand severely distorted the U.S. national anthem, stumbling through the lyrics and even pausing at times as she seemed to forget full phrases. Fortunately, audience members at the Canadian ice hockey tournament were good sports and helped Normand finish the song.
One of the most talked-about "Star-Spangled Banner" renditions was Beyonce's performance at President Barack Obama's inauguration in 2013, which turned out to be a prerecorded version of the song. Beyoncé explained that a lack of rehearsal opportunity with the military band before the inauguration led her to use a vocal backing track during that ceremony, which some say is somewhat of an industry standard.
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It's only snow, right? How hard can it be to make snow look real? Well several Cogswell alumni who worked on the film could probably tell you stories of long hours in front of their computers striving for the perfection that is a Disney hallmark.
This article and short video in Mashable, talks about the new technology called, 'material point method,' that Disney animators created to bring the desired realism to the scenes in the film. The accompanying video was first shared at this summer's SIGGRAPH when the animators explained the algorthms behind the complex particle response and showed some nifty and very realistic demonstrations of their "snow" in action.
Congratulations to Cogswell alumni Christopher Evart and Andrew Jennings who each received credit on the film as a Character Technical Director and Chad Stubblefield who is credited as Modeling Supervisor!
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Due to various issues at the hospital after the birth of my son, I had problems with breastfeeding him. He went from 0 to "starving" in moments, and would scream his head off, making latching on very hard. Also, my milkflow was very slow getting started, and he was supplemented with formula. At one point, if this was due to the formula, or the nurses literally shoving my nipple in his mouth, he refused to take my breasts. I tried for a few days to just have him laying on my bare chest to get him to accept the breast, which he eventually did. However, he still went from 0 to "starving", making it hard to predict when to feed him, and my nipples were very sore at this point, so I could not have him at the breast constantly. I felt horribly guilty and frustrated, because I could not feed my son properly. I eventually lost my milk for a few days because of this. And I still feel the guilt. My husband eventually prepared a bottle of formula, fed him, and he seemed much happier.
However, he just turned 8 weeks today and he is a much calmer child than he was. He also has a "schedule", which would be easier to follow than when he was born. However, that is also where my questions lie... I have a happy, content child, who sleeps well and eats well. I, ofcourse, have no issues with my breasts. However, I still feel guilty about not breastfeeding him and I have a strong urge, not related to guilt, to breastfeed him. I know he takes the breast, as I tried it a few weeks back. But, I'm wondering is it worth putting him through the stress of re-lactating, when he is so content now?


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Festival announces assistant directors
Mountain State Forest Festival Director General Cricket Leary has announced the appointment of the Queen's Department director, deputy director and the assistant directors for the 77th Mountain State Forest Festival.
Coordinating this year's Forest Festival will be Queen's Department Director Lydia Jones; Deputy Director Ben Shaffer; and Assistant Directors Amanda Carter, Gary Hart, Felicia Hendon, Becky Judy, Robin Miller, Chrissy Mullenax, Jon Morgan, Rich Nida, Amy Parsons, Todd Riggleman, Chad Shoemaker and Gary Wileman.
Jones will return for her third year as the Queen's Department director, having previously served two years as an assistant on the Queen's Department. She has worked on the princess parade drop-off and invitation committees and assisted with the coronation music from 2005 to 2008. Her husband, Grant, has volunteered on Forest Festival committees in the past as well.
Jones serves on the United Way of Randolph County Board of Directors, attends First United Methodist Church and is a member of the church's Conway Ringers Bell Choir. She is an office manager for Perfection Plus Turbo-Dry LLC and served as a princess in the 2003 Forest Festival. Her brother, Cory, was a train bearer in the 1988 Forest Festival.
Shaffer has served as an assistant director for four years, assisting with the coordination of the Elkins City Park, music shows, band field show, 10k run/walk, cross country meets, geocaching, primitive campers, jousting, tennis tournaments, horseshoe tournament, Get Acquainted Party and banners. His wife, Lisa, also has experience volunteering with the festival on various committees.
Shaffer is employed as a regional program manager for the West Virginia Division of Highways and is president of MR2 Environmental Solutions Inc. He is treasurer of the Elkins Kiwanis Club and secretary for Elkins Elks Babe Ruth League. Shaffer will coordinate the cross country meets, publicity and security while working closely with Leary to assist with the nearly 100 events of the festival.
Carter will be serving in her first year as assistant director. She and her husband, Travis, have two daughters, Cadence and Kennedy. Amanda Carter served as crown bearer in the 1985 Forest Festival and princess in the 1997 Forest Festival, while Cadence served as scepter bearer in the 2011 Forest Festival.
Carter is employed with the Randolph County Board of Education as a guidance counselor at Beverly Elementary and Jennings Randolph Elementary schools. She is a member of the Otterbein United Methodist Church. She has chaired the children's parade committee and assisted on the band field show and Queen's Ball committees. Carter will coordinate the children's parade, downtown stage entertainment, talent show, opening and closing ceremonies and the chicken wing cook-off.
Hart will return for his second year as an assistant director. He and his wife, Melinda, have two children, Nicklaus and Jordan. He works in lumber procurement at Colonial Millworks Ltd.
Hart serves on the Board of Directors for Elkins Little League and is a member of the Elks BPOE Lodge 1135. He previously worked on the talent contest committee and enjoys volunteering his time to coach and officiate baseball, softball and basketball. He attends Alliance Church in Gilman. Hart will coordinate the forestry and wood products exhibit, golf tournament, horseshoe tournament and lumberjack competition.
Hendon will serve her third year as an assistant director. She and her husband, Bobby, have three children, Haylee Bennett, who served as flower girl in the 2007 Forest Festival, stepdaughter Lori Flynn and stepson Shannon Hendon.
Hendon is employed at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail as an office assistant. She is an active member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Coalton and serves on the committee of the Miss Coalton Days Pageant. She was a princess in the 1982 Forest Festival and previously assisted with the symphony, windows, princess housing, princess orientation, Distinguished Guest Dinner, Queen's Ball, Cabaret, decorations for armory, information booth and the photography contest. Hendon will coordinate the Distinguished Guest Dinner and the Queen's Ball and the decorating of Davis & Elkins College's McDonnell Center for both events.
Judy will serve in her first year as an assistant director. She is employed as an attorney at McNeer, Highland, McMunn and Varner LLC. She and her husband, Vince, are members of St. Brendan Church. Judy has volunteered on festival committees in the past and has assisted in contractual review and negotiations. She will coordinate the chicken wing cook-off, band field show, Distinguished Guest Dinner and the Queen's Ball.
Miller will serve her first year as an assistant director. She is employed at Davis Memorial Hospital and is married to Michael. She has served on the children's parade committee and assisted the Queen's Department with the minor court. She is the committee chairwoman for the Hooked on Fishing Not on Drugs Expo and volunteered for more than 10 years with HOFNOD. Miller will coordinate Pardi Gras, Kids Day at the Festival and the Grand Feature Parade.
Morgan will begin his first year as an assistant director. He is a civil engineer at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. He and his wife, Jennifer, have one son, Grant. Jennifer was crown bearer in the 1987 Forest Festival and a Maid of Honor in the 2000 Forest Festival. Morgan is the past president of Elkins Kiwanis Club. He has worked on the lumberjack competition and band field show committees. He will be coordinating the city park events, 10-k race, geocaching and Irish road bowling.
Mullenax will serve her first year as an assistant director. She is the executive director at Colonial Place. She has one daughter, Sydney, who was a flower girl in the 2008 Forest Festival. She attends Landmark Baptist Church and is a Mighty Mite basketball coach. She has experience volunteering on the band field show, opening and closing ceremonies, princess housing and princess welcome committees. Mullenax will be coordinating the band field show, pet show, photography exhibit and the schedule of events.
Nida will serve his third year as an assistant director. He is employed as the service manager at Newlons International Sales. He and his wife, Marsha, are the parents of two daughters, Ashley and Megan. Megan was a flower girl in the 2001 Forest Festival and served as Maid of Honor in the 2012 Forest Festival. Nida's sister, Shawna Nida Davis, was a flower girl in the 1982 Forest Festival, and his brother, Steven, was a trainbearer in the 1973 Forest Festival.
Nida and his family have served on various committees in past festivals including the Grand Feature Parade, band field show and the children's parade. Nida will coordinate the bass tournament, Grand Feature Parade, tennis tournament and communications.
Parsons will return to serve her third year as an assistant director. She is an office manager and associate agent for Bialek Insurance. She and her husband, John, are the parents of one daughter, Grace. Amy Parsons was a princess in 1992 and Grace served as crown bearer in the 2011 Forest Festival. Her mother, Karen Bialek, served as an assistant director from 1994 to 2000 and was director general of the 65th Mountain State Forest Festival in 2001; her brother, J.B. Bialek, was a train bearer in the 1990 Forest Festival; and her sister, Ashley Bialek-Flanagan, was Maid of Honor in the 2004 Forest Festival.
Parsons served as an assistant to the Queen's Department in 2004 and 2005, and she served on various other committees. She has created and provided the coronation pillow for the past 20 years. She is a member of the First Baptist Church and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. She will coordinate the craft show, hospitality tents, window decorating and the classic rock and country music shows.
Riggleman will serve as an assistant director for his fifth year. He is a forestry supervisor with Mon Power, a FirstEnergy company. He and his wife, Robin, are parents of two sons, Garrett and Kyle. His sister, Kelly Gilbert, served as a royal jester in the 1981 Forest Festival, and his son, Kyle, served as train bearer in the 2009 Forest Festival.
Riggleman attends Woodford Memorial United Methodist Church. He is a past assistant Webelos leader and enjoys coaching baseball and football. He has experience working with the lumberjack competition and banners and flags committees. He will coordinate the Fireman's Parade, banners and flags, information booth and sanitation.
Shoemaker will serve his second year as an assistant director. He and his wife, Christie, are the parents of two daughters, Sara and Sophia. Christie Shoemaker served as Maid of Honor in the 1994 Forest Festival and Sara was a flower girl in the 2011 Forest Festival.
Shoemaker is a co-owner of Elkins Physical Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic. He attends First Baptist Church, serves as a volunteer for Relay For Life and is sponsor/advisor for the Diversified Co-Op Training program at the Randolph County Technical Center. He will coordinate the Get Acquainted Party, jousting, strong man contest, vendors and sound.
Wileman will return to serve a fifth year as an assistant director. Cpl. Wileman is a correction officer at Huttonsville Correctional Center. He and his wife, Melissa, are the parents of three daughters, Lynnlee, Mackenzie and Madison. For the 2012 Forest Festival, Lynnlee was a princess while Mackenzie was a flower girl.
Wileman sits on the Board of Directors for the Randolph County Convention and Visitors Bureau and has served as chairman of the Ramp Festival. He will coordinate the motorcycle poker run, lawn mower race, primitive campers, Seneca Trail Artist Guild and grounds.
The 77th Mountain State Forest Festival will be celebrated Sept. 28 to Oct. 6. More information is available at www.forestfestival.com or 304-636-1824.


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In the end, it wasn't even close.
Hunter Hitchman needed 12 points to surpass the 1000 point mark. She got 20 Saturday, as Clifton-Fine rolled to a 50-36 victory over General Brown.
Hitchman, a junior, is the first girl in school history to break the thousand point mark.
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Wineke: How did abortion get back into the political debate?
C3K columnist surprised that abortion has again become hot topic
One of the big surprises to me in this year's political dialogue is that abortion has once more become a hot topic.
I had thought the nation had developed a quiet consensus. Republicans would be against abortion except in cases involving the life of the mother, rape, or incest. Democrats would favor a woman's right to choose, but would make soothing noises about how no one really likes the idea of abortion.
And, then, POW! It started with Rep. Todd Akin, a Missouri senate candidate who told an interviewer that in "legitimate rape" a woman couldn't get pregnant so he wouldn't allow the rape and incest exceptions if he had his way.
That reminded people that House Republicans had been busy writing legislation that would ban all abortion and that led to the Republican National Convention adopting a resolution that condemns all abortion, regardless of circumstance. And that led to people noticing that Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan is also against allowing any abortions because the "means of conception" are not pertinent to the right to life. Then, the Republican candidate for senate in Indiana said he believes that even in rape, God wills the baby to be born.
The Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, surprise!, has taken every position there is to take on the issue. He is currently against legal abortion except in cases of rape, incest, and life of the mother. I have no idea what position he might take tomorrow, but I am sure it will be principled.
Here's what I think:
Life begins at conception, just like the religious right and their Republican toadies says it does. When else would life begin?
The question is, just how sacred is that life? Does it have priority over the life of the woman who harbors it? Does it have priority over "the means of conception?" Does the life of a fertilized egg really have priority over every other human value?
You know, we really don't place too high a value on human life. We allow babies to die each day because we won't provide them health care. We send them to bad schools. We send them to war. Paul Ryan cares about the means of conception – but he considers the "safety net" society provides a baby once born to be a "hammock."
In the end, we have to find a way to decide the priority of a fertilized egg. Personally, I find the idea that a rapist's sperm should take priority over the well-being of the woman he rapes to be profoundly immoral.
I find the idea that Jesus would approve of such a priority to be scandalous, even blasphemous.
In the final count, the only moral choice is to let the woman who is pregnant make the decision and to support her in that awesome choice.
Actually, I'd been fairly wishy-washy on this subject prior to this year's debates. Now, the logic of the pro-life position has pushed me firmly into the pro-choice camp.
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Mrs. Wallace was born Oct. 12, 1930, in Freer, to Dee and Anna Waits. She graduated from Kingsville A&I and was a teacher for 30 years in Woodsboro and Victoria school districts. She was a active member of the First Baptist Church of Refugio, head of the Vacation Bible School for many years and worked at the Good Samaritan Center in Refugio. She also was involved in the Retired Teacher Association. She was one of three grannies of the Refugio Football Fans.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Leon Wallace; and a daughter, Susan Perez.
Survivors include two daughters, Margaret (Brad) Carver of Victoria and Selma (Scott) Andrewartha of Taylor; two sons, John (Theresa) Barger of Baytown and David Barger of Lansing, Mich.; a sister, Mary Ann (Ernest) Hoffman of New Braunfels; 10 grandchildren; and eight great- grandchildren.
Visitation was held from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20, at Moore Funeral Home Chapel.
The funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, at First Baptist Church of Refugio. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Derek Carver, Brad Carver II, Michael McSwain, John D. Barger, Jared Barger and Zack Perez.
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Despite the fact that this set is one year older than Play Ball's first production and not colorful like the 1941 Play Ball issue, this set is regarded as the toughest of the bunch. Just check your PSA Population numbers and it will become very clear, the 1940 Play Ball's are a tough group. The 240-card set features some great cards like the Jimmie Foxx, Mel Ott, Ted Williams (his second card), and a post-playing days card of Joe Jackson. How about the number one card in the set? It features the legendary Yankee Joe DiMaggio. Not a bad selection. As far as condition obstacles are concerned, this set is subject to toning along the edges and borders. Too much toning can be a real eyesore and downgrade the card. In addition to the star cards mentioned above, the set also contains great cards of retired Hall of Famers like Christy Mathewson and Walter Johnson. This is a wonderful set for the collector who needs a major challenge and it provides a nice balance of current stars and retired legends.
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Hello everyone! I am a first time mom. I am here mostly to vent, get some support and reassurance.
My DS is 7 1/2 mo.. We are exclusively BF (my mom did not breastfeed us and my sister just the first couple of months) Their advise is not always very supportive to what I want to do and gets me great doubt about what I am doing.
My DS BF every 2, 2 1/2, 3 hrs.. and lots at night. Since we co-sleep I don't know exactly how often b/c we both barely wake up for a feeding but it seems that every time I wake up he is latch on . Anyway, all my friends are feeding their babies solids three times a day! My DS wants nothing to do with food and I don't want to force him. I try to give him solids only once (dinner time) since he does not seem interested in them. He will mostly play with the food (I puree like carrots, sweet potato or mashed like bananas & avocado) Lately he has even started to gag when I offer food. Should I be worry he does not like food? or that I am giving him a negative attitude towards food? I know that for the 1st year BF is where they get the nutrition but, my mom tells me that he needs to practice swallowing and chewing and that he needs the xtra calories. On top of it he is a small boy and does not gain much weight like my other friend's kids so I sometimes wonder. Also, I did not start with cereal and actually DS has never had cereal, but I know grains will be important in his diet. When should I introduce grains and which kind?
I know in my heart that BF and bed sharing is the right way to raise my DS but there is so much pressure from family and friends that I am doing the wrong thing. We co-sleep which I LOVE and my husband too but DS is getting so mobile that I am petrified that he will fall of the bed. His crib is right next to our bed and I would like to wean him from our bed to his crib next to us. I have tried and he will not have it. Any tips? on how to do the transition without let him cry it out.
MY DH is SO VERY supportive and I am so thankful for that.
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I am new to the forums here, but I have no idea where else to turn. I have tried contacting one of the leaders in a nearby area and have not had a response yet. My leader that I would normally go to for issues had something terrible happen, and I cannot talk to her at the moment. She is going through enough as it is.
Let me start by saying this. I am pregnant. I am 16 weeks to be exact. I had to night wean a few weeks ago because of pure exhaustion. My daughter still liked to nurse every few hours at night. She has always nursed a lot. We have had a lot of issues and problems on our journey here breastfeeding. She has always had problems with her latch. I will fix it and then it will start back up again. The problem now is that she is a lot more stubborn and I am having some real issues.
I know nipples can be sore from pregnancy, but I am not so sure that is the problem. I think this because sometimes I will get her latched on and it is fine for about 5 minutes and then it starts to hurt. It almost feels like she is resting her teeth on my nipple. I have tried to make her open big and then I pull her in fast. She gets very angry and wants to slide down. She does not want to nurse with my nipple in. If I can get her to do this it usually feels pretty good.
I just don't know what to do. I kept having to take her off the breast and then she got so upset I could not calm her down. She cries and cries (screaching) and it is really starting to make me cry to. My husband is deployed and I live in Germany. I have a few friends, but I feel so alone a lot of the time. None of my friends has had to deal with a baby like this or they don't breastfeed at all.
I don't want breastfeeding to turn into something terrible. I want it to be enjoyable. I don't feel like she is ready to wean, and I don't feel like I am ready for her to. She just started eating solids a few months ago on a normal basis, and she has LOTS of food allergies. She actually just started eating normal meals a few weeks ago. I just don't know how I would get her to eat healthy if I don't breastfeed. I think it is so important.
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VoiceOver for sighted people
VoiceOver is Apple's screen-reader technology that allows blind and partially-sighted people to use the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Apple's documentation describes VoiceOver in greater detail, for the iPhone and for the iPod Touch.
- VoiceOver for the iPhone requires the iPhone 3GS.
- Voiceover for the iPod Touch requires the Autumn 2009 version of the iPod Touch with a memory size of at least 32GB: if in doubt, you can check whether a particular iPod Touch has VoiceOver by opening the Settings application on the device, and checking to see if the General section contains an entry labelled "Accessibility".
- VoiceOver for the iPad has no special requirements. All iPads include VoiceOver.
The main Universalis VoiceOver page goes into some detail about how to use Universalis when you can't see the screen at all. If you can see the screen then things can be rather simpler: you can leave VoiceOver turned off for your normal use of Universalis and then turn it on only when you want to have a particular page read out to you.
Setting it up
Open the Settings application on your device, select General, then Accessibility. At the bottom of the page, where it says "Triple-click Home", change the setting to "Toggle VoiceOver". You will then be able to turn VoiceOver on and off by triple-clicking the Home button below the screen.
Reading a page
Without turning VoiceOver on, use the normal features of Universalis to locate the date and hour you want.
When you are displaying your chosen page, triple-click the Home button. VoiceOver will announce: "VoiceOver on. Universalis. Dates button."
Tap once in the middle of the screen, and VoiceOver will read the entire page to you.
You can pause and resume the reading by tapping with two fingers at once.
VoiceOver does not provide a way of going backwards and forwards in a reading: it can only ever read the page from the beginning. If you find this maddening, you are not alone.
It is a good idea to turn off auto-lock in the General part of the Settings application. If you don't, then VoiceOver will interrupt its reading with the words "Screen Locked" (in the English voice, it sounds more like "Screen Loaked") and when you unlock the screen there is no way to continue: you have to start again from the beginning.
You should also take care not to change the orientation of your iPhone while it is reading the text to you. If you accidentally change from portrait to landscape mode, VoiceOver will interrupt the reading to announce the change and, again, your only option is to start again from the beginning.
You can turn off VoiceOver at any time by triple-clicking the Home button again.


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This lesson will help you to find the females in your family tree who are difficult to research.
Howard Dodson: Chief of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of New York Public Library
Howard Dodson lectures on the legacy of African-American history and the genealogical value of the book, "Roots" by Alex Haley. This is a very informative lecture.
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Although Highway 281 and Nueces Street are basically the same stretch of paved road that brings traffic in from the north and south ends of town, this difference in address names was cause for confusion for responders unfamiliar with the area.
George West City Manager Sandra Martinez said EMS responders often rely on GPS and online maps to find locations and sometimes get lost.
Fortunately, 911 response was willing to change their maps to match whatever the council decided upon, according to Martinez.
But the council also didn't want any residents or businesses to have to change their address.
"We're trying to all be in accordance," Martinez said.
As of June 21, Google Maps has the entire stretch of road south beyond Highway 59 and north past Milam Street labeled as both Nueces Street and Highway 281 at the same time. But when responding to a call, EMS could be looking for something identified as one or the other.
"It's a nightmare actually," Martinez said.
George West Chief of Police Rey Garcia said keeping the road as Highway 281 would be better for the police department since some of the deputies don't know that Nueces Street and Highway 281 are the same.
The council decided to keep the stretch of road from Highway 59 to Milam Street as Highway 281, then everything between Highway 59 and Milam Street will remain as Nueces Street.


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Parenting Positive Kids
Road trips are fun. Now, wait - don't roll your eyes at the thought of driving cross country with your family. It's a forced togetherness, to be sure, but some of the strongest memories I have from my childhood involve driving to Missouri to visit my relatives, in my parents van. Stopping for lunch at a rest stop, making duck bills out of Pringles chips with my sisters, drinking warm orange juice as we went uuuuuppp the hills and back doooowwwnnnn the hills and - well, let's just not talk about what happened next.
Suffice it to say, I still don't like orange juice.
Not all memories involve queasiness, though. Spending time with your family is something that your kids will remember for their entire life. One of the greatest way that you can do this is allowing your children to create a scrapbook. I'll admit - I wasn't a big believer in this until a few years ago, when my own mother brought over the scrapbooks that she'd made with my children when she'd taken them on various trips. I'd seen those scrapbooks in passing and not put too much stock in them - simple spiral bound notebooks that my kids had journaled in, glued in and markered up, they seemed childish and unimportant.
To me, as an adult, maybe they were. To my children, those albums were priceless treasures. My daughter opened one, pointed to a picture and started laughing. "Remember all those ladybugs? Remember how afraid of them you were?" And just like that, they were off, talking about the memories that they'd made on this trip or that vacation.
Going away this summer? You can pick up a scrapbook quality book for not much money. Hand it over to your child, and give her free reign. Of course, you can buy stickers, borders, fancy papers and the like - but quite often, kids don't need that. As a special bonus, creating a personalized scrapbook both keeps your child busy and allows you to see the trip through your child's eyes. You might be surprised at what is the highlight of the trip for him.
Not traveling this summer? You can create the same memory wtih at home plans. Gluing in movie ticket stubs, museum pamphlets and maybe a shell from the beach will have the same effect, and help your child to create a memory that is stamped on the heart forever.
These scrapbooks are treasures that will last a lifetime, and the reflection that will happen when you review them with your family - well, that is priceless and without equal.
by johnny4everJanuary 15, 2012 at 8:48 AM
I ♥ scrapbooking
by jessicasmom1January 15, 2012 at 9:03 AM
Great post! we do a yearly vacation to Florida , I am the picture taker if you would see my room I have them yearly framed ....... soon I need a bigger room or start in the next room.
by mjimagingJanuary 21, 2012 at 5:07 PMI've scrap booked a couple trips but I'm not a huge fan of scrap booking. I just keep pics on my computer and then I usually make a bound book that I order.
January 30, 2012 at 2:23 PM
I really haven't ever tried the scrapebook thing.
January 30, 2012 at 4:12 PMI have been trying to get into scarp booking, love it


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PRINCESS ANNE, MD (Sept. 24, 2013) A community development project in the nearby Town of Princess Anne will give 14 seniors in UMES' hospitality capstone course, Facilities Design Project, the hands-on experience developing and presenting marketing plans to real clients.
The students, divided into three teams, will vie for a $2,500 team prize awarded in December for the best idea, said Dr. Karl Binns, an assistant professor in the hospitality arm of the Hotel and Restaurant Management Department. The case scenario for the mock competition is branding Princess Anne as a historical and cultural tourism destination.
"The purpose of the course is for students to utilize knowledge gained from previous hospitality classes and to apply critical thinking skills to this real world problem," Binns said.
The Town of Princess Anne was awarded a $502,000 Community Development Block Grant this past spring to renovate the historic Washington Hotel on Somerset Avenue as an anchor business for downtown. Town of Princess Anne and Somerset County officials along with The Princess Anne Main Street Partnership—judges and sponsors of the prize money—have challenged the students to create business, marketing and financial plans that also include the Main Street business district and other attractions in the county as part of appeal of the area as a tourism destination.
Not only will the class "come away with a resume-worthy project, but they also will gain a better understanding of team problem solving, research and presentation skills," Binns said. "You have to have more than just a good idea--you have to be able to pitch it."
Binns said the project has grown over the years and expectations and course requirements have increased. In a nutshell, he said, the project is "applied research which has practical applications to solve problems in the community."
Justin White, a senior in the course from Pocomoke, called the project interesting. "There's a lot of history behind Princess Anne that I don't even know. The project will allow us to explore some of the history and bring it to life for potential visitors to the area."
"I love the course," Jocelyn Colbert, a student from Marion Station, said. "The experience is challenging and is something I can use in my career, especially learning how to design a business plan and branding." White said it was also beneficial to work in a group and experience all that is involved the experience.
Seniors participating in the Facilities Design Project, from left, are: Shannon Wilson, Matthew Whitehead (Quinton, Va.), Jocelyn Colbert (Marion Station), Nyshea Holloday (Washington, D.C.), Marlisa Herbert (Baltimore, Md.), Brittany Edwards, Adrienne Dankwa (Bladensburg, Md.), Jamel Smith (Philadelphis, Pa.), Julio Caceres (Princess Anne, Md.), and Justin White (Pocomoke). Faculty member Dr. Karl Binns, assistant professor, Hospitality Management Department, is pictured far right.
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Each day we'll bring you the very latest tabloid rumors as the biggest clubs around splash the cash to bolster their rosters. True or not, they're always entertaining...
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson will launch an £8million bid for Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha this week.
Demba Ba was last night set to become the first of three Chelsea transfer window signings.
Manchester United have blocked Angelo Henriquez from representing Chile - so he can go to Wigan on loan.
Southampton are ready to launch a £13million double bid for Birmingham goalkeeper Jack Butland and Cagliari defender Davide Astori.
Real Madrid midfielder Xabi Alonso has admitted he could be heading back to the Premier League .
Harry Redknapp is trying to make Joe Cole his first QPR signing.
Lorik Cana is eyeing a return to the Premier League - and is keen to re-join Sunderland .
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce will offer Paul Robinson an escape route from Blackburn in January.
Newcastle have agreed a deal to sign defender Mathieu Debuchy from Lille.
Norwich are trying to sign Monaco striker Ibrahima Toure.
Manchester City are handing a trial to Japanese wonderkid Hideki Ishige.
Kevin MacDonald's managerial move to Blackburn is on hold as owners Venky's argue over the appointment.
Alex McLeish is ready to make Billy Sharp and Barry Bannan his first signings as Nottingham Forest boss.
Sean O'Driscoll is vying with Kevin Blackwell for the vacant manager's job at Barnsley.
Watford are ready to reward Troy Deeney with a new deal to ward off growing interest.
Frank Lampard put on a two-goal masterclass to inspire Chelsea - but is still heading for the exit door.
Chelsea boss Rafa Benitez has swooped for Newcastle striker Demba Ba.
Arsene Wenger will have one last chance to keep Theo Walcott at Arsenal over the next two weeks.
Liverpool have rubbished claims they have bid £9.5million for Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder.
Newcastle have agreed a £5million deal for Lille defender Mathieu Debuchy.
Sunderland are in talks to bring New York Red Bulls midfielder Tim Cahill back to the Premier League.
Reading want Maccabi Tel Aviv defender Steve Gohouri.
Nottingham Forest boss Alex McLeish wants to make Billy Sharp and Barry Bannan his first signings.
Demba Ba will be paid a £2million loyalty bonus by Newcastle as he prepares to complete a dream move to Chelsea.
PR manager Harry Redknapp is closing in on a reunion with Joe Cole and the club want to back the boss with £20million to fight relegation.
Arsenal want to secure Theo Walcott's long-term future within the next fortnight.
Newcastle have agreed a £5.5million deal with Lille for Mathieu Debuchy.
West Ham are weighing up a move for Blackburn defender Gael Givet.
Swansea are hopeful of signing Bristol City winger Albert Adomah for £3million.
Bayer Leverkusen are showing an interest in Chelsea winger Marko Marin.
Fulham are hoping to conclude a deal for Wolfsburg defender Alexander Madlung.
Reading are keen on Nancy winger Lossemy Karaboue.
Sunderland are hopeful of persuading New York Red Bulls midfielder Tim Cahill to join on loan.
Leeds will compete with Norwich for Brighton striker Craig Mackail-Smith.
Former Barnsley midfielder Neil Redfearn is among the contenders to replace Keith Hill as the club's manager.
Chelsea hope to make Demba Ba their first signing of the January transfer window after opening talks with Newcastle for the striker.
Harry Redknapp will make his first move to revive QPR by signing Joe Cole from Liverpool.
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert had a second meeting in 72 hours with owner Randy Lerner yesterday to try to solve the club's relegation crisis.
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew is close to completing a £5million deal for Lille defender Mathieu Debuchy.
Chelsea were last night locked in talks with Newcastle striker Demba Ba.
Southampton have offered £8million for Cagliari defender Davide Astori but face fierce competition from Napoli and Juventus.
Newcastle have agreed a £5million deal for Lille defender Mathieu Debuchy.
Newcastle striker Demba Ba is on the verge of agreeing a £7million January move to Chelsea.
Contract talks between Arsenal and Theo Walcott's representatives will resume in early January.
Paul Lambert held a transfer summit meeting yesterday with chairman Randy Lerner yesterday but will be given a maximum of only about £10million to spend in January.
Chelsea hope to make Demba Ba their first signing of the January transfer window as they look to trigger the £7.5million release clause in the forward's contract that would allow him to leave Newcastle.
Sunderland have not given up hope of signing Danny Rose on a permanent basis.
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KARNES CITY – Members of the public encouraged the Karnes County Commissioners Court to make every effort to hire a professional engineer or a professional engineering firm to manage the county's road and bridge department.
Bernice Stimson was first to speak during the court's May 31 meeting.
"I am here this morning to speak of the need for Karnes County to hire a road engineering firm," Stimson said.
Stimson passed along to the court written information on behalf of Shanna Hall, who could not attend the meeting. The information listed contact information for engineering firms as well as a list of the firms' necessary credentials.
"Karnes County needs a professional engineer in charge of the road and bridge department," Stimson said.
"We have recently learned that the Legislature has appropriated funds for the first time in history, for the repair and building of county roads in all the areas affected by the oil and gas exploration," Stimson said, explaining the anticipated need of professional documentation that likely will be required in order for the county to receive such funds.
Maurice Yarter then spoke to the court about the procedures the county will need to follow in order to take advantage of state funds for county roads.
"The state has sixty days to respond to an application made by the county," Yarter said. "Some of the criteria that will be used to determine the allocation of funds are the number of overweight vehicle permits, a ratio of oil and gas production taxes collected by the comptroller, the ratio of well completions from year to year, and the volume of oil and gas waste injected."
Yarter said the county would need to match 20 percent of the grant under the bill, or 10 percent if the county qualifies as being economically disadvantaged.
"We need to make the road and bridge department a priority," Yarter said, "and get an engineering firm hired yesterday so that we can be one of the first applicants for the grant funds and to provide some much needed professional direction for the road and bridge department."
Yarter said the commissioners had a role to play as well, by completing the county road condition reports so that all the information is ready for use when needed.
Two items on the agenda involved the ratification of County Judge Barbara Shaw's interim appointment of Homer Rios as designated qualified administrative officer to act in the absence of a road and bridge administrator, the advertisement for a road and bridge engineer, and moving monies from personnel wage line item to temporarily increase the salary and phone allowance of Homer Rios to that equivalent to what a road and bridge administrator would receive.
Shaw called for these agenda items to be skipped as they were "no longer an issue."
The court then discussed establishing a procedure for hiring a road engineer.
"Statute calls for us to seek an engineer for Road and Bridge," Shaw said. "That is what was voted in by the voters. I know last time when we advertised for that, I don't remember where we advertised, but I don't think we got any applicants at all."
Shaw said that after making some phone calls, she was advised to contract with a company to conduct an executive search summary.
"If we can, to be able to find a qualified engineer, to be able to come down here and help us, I would like to talk to some of these headhunter kind of people or human resources kind of people... to see if they can find anybody that would be willing to work in a small county... to find somebody that fits our need."
"It could cost some money, but we are paying tons of money for a salary survey study so I think we could pay this, too," Shaw said. "I just want you to approve of me being able to go out and see if I can get some of these people to help us."
Commissioner James Rosales made a motion to approve having the county judge seek help in finding an engineer, and the motion passed on a 5-0 vote.
Next on the agenda was an item regarding possible action regarding discarded building materials at locations adjacent to County Road 326.
"We still have to get all that stuff hauled away," Shaw said.
"One of the things that is usually included in these bids is when somebody goes and demolishes a site or whatever, they have a disposal cost included in that," Shaw said. "Any time you have something that you have to dispose of, regardless of what it is, you should have some kind of guesstimate in there that tells you how much you are going to pay to dispose of it.
Shaw said that since no disposal cost was paid, and instead the materials were dumped on the road, she consulted with the county attorney to seek remediation for the situation.
The county should not have to pay the cost of trucking the materials to a landfill in the San Antonio area, Shaw said, noting that she sent letters to the contractor and the owner of the hospital site seeking the removal of the materials.
Shaw then read the letter she sent on behalf of the county.
"Please note that Karnes County did not authorize the deposit of your debris at County Road 326," Shaw said. "You have 72 hours upon receipt of this letter to have the debris removed. If the discarded building materials are not removed, the county will take necessary steps to remediate the debris and seek compensation for the remediation."
Commissioner Tracey Schendel commented on the contractor's role in the situation that had developed.
"That fellow, he was paid to haul it to San Antonio," Schendel said. "But he hauled it down here, where did his fee go? It didn't cost him as much to haul it there."
"Can we take it back to him?" Commissioner Shelby Dupnik asked, suggesting the possibility of having county workers return the materials to the hospital demolition site.
Two individuals seated in the audience asked the court if Jeffrey Wiatrek's bond could be used to pay for part of the costs.
Shaw said she had asked the county attorney to look into that, as a possibility.
The issue of what to do with other demolition materials staged across the county, such as demolition materials from the old elementary school gym which was staged on a county road near Karnes City, was also discussed.
Shaw asked the court to authorize her to hire someone to move the materials, if it became necessary.
Commissioner Dupnik made the motion to authorize, which was seconded by James Rosales and unanimously approved.
The court also voted to approve authorizing the county judge to hire a contractor for the purpose of removal of concrete rubble from a location between County Road 343 and 344.


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TEXAS TOWNSHIP, PA - The former vice-chair of the Texas Township Planning Commission unloaded a barrage of criticism at the supervisors on November 5. John Bartron accused the supervisors of "stabbing the planning commission in the back" and "hanging it out to dry like a piñata."
His complaint centered on the handling of a proposed sign law that the planning commission had crafted, which was rejected by the supervisors at a meeting on October 15. That rejection prompted the four-member board to resign immediately. At the November 5 meeting, Bartron accused the supervisors of attending a "secret meeting" with businessman Rusty Palmer about the ordinance, which Palmer objected to.
That accusation brought a strong response from chairman Don Doney who said, "There was no secret meeting between Rusty Palmer and the supervisors; we went down one at a time to talk with him. I don't know what you want, John, you're accusing us of doing nasty things, and I don't think we've done anything that was not prudent."
Palmer and other business people had complained in the October meeting that the sign ordinance was too long and complex.
Planning consultant Tom Shepstone said, at the time, that he had come up with a slimmed-down version of the ordinance, and that was given to the supervisors for review.
At the November meeting, supervisor Richard Southerton also responded to Bartron's accusation regarding a secret meeting. He said, "Last month I said, 'We have to be fair to Rusty Palmer, too.' Nothing has been decided. We got a copy of the proposed ordinance. There were no secret meetings. I think that it's the responsibility of the supervisors to meet with people who have concerns."
Palmer told The River Reporter that his primary concern with the ordinance as proposed by the planning commission was that it would limit signage for his recreational vehicle business on Route 652 to 96 square feet, which he said was not enough square footage to advertise his business. He noted that another nearby business has 319 feet of existing signage.
Bartron had said the committee was trying to limit visual clutter. Bartron has been painting the situation as one of favoritism for a few business owners over the rest of the community and the planning commission. At the October meeting he read from a letter, "We, as the Texas Township Planning Commission, have done our best with the Article Eight Texas Township Zoning Ordinance to be impartial as possible, so as not to give even the appearance of favoritism of businesses over residents and vice versa. You are now asking us to compromise our principles and rewrite the ordinance to accommodate a favorite few. Therefore, we tender our resignations effective immediately."
Doney said the supervisors now have the option of having the Wayne County Planning Department handle township planning matters, or they could form a planning panel made up of the three supervisors, or they could appoint new members to the planning commission. He added that if they decide to do away with the commission, it would have to be done through an ordinance, which would require a public hearing.


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Station swapping
When two FM stations are close to each other, and an electronic dead spot, such as static or multipath area, interrupts the original signal, sometimes the stronger second signal will be selected automatically until the original one returns.
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No one speaks with more authority on the topic of STEM education in America and U.S. economic competiveness than Mr. Norman Augustine. His insights as a former CEO of Lockheed Martin Corporation, coupled with his leadership of the seminal National Academies report, "Rising Above the Gathering Storm – Energizing and Employing America for a Brighter Economic Future" have contributed to his becoming a widely-hailed and heeded authority on American economic competiveness challenges.Referring to a recent update, "The Gathering Storm – Revisited," Mr. Augustine remarked, "Addressing American competitiveness challenges is an undertaking that will require many years, if not decades."This lunch will provide an opportunity for Mr. Augustine to specifically share his thoughts on the significance of education in the sciences to a strong national defense, and his views on steps we must take as a nation to secure our future as a world leading innovation powerhouse.
Mr. Norman R. Augustine was raised in Colorado and attended Princeton University where he graduated with a BSE in Aeronautical Engineering, magna cum laude, and an MSE. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Xi.
In 1958, he joined the Douglas Aircraft Company in California where he worked as a Research Engineer, Program Manager and Chief Engineer. Beginning in 1965, he served in the Office of the Secretary of Defense as Assistant Director of Defense Research and Engineering. He joined LTV Missiles and Space Company in 1970, serving as Vice President, Advanced Programs and Marketing. In 1973, Mr. Augustine returned to the government as Assistant Secretary of the Army and in 1975 became Under Secretary of the Army and later, Acting Secretary of the Army. Joining Martin Marietta Corporation in 1977 as Vice President of Technical Operations, he was elected as CEO in 1987 and Chairman in 1988, having previously been President and COO. He served as President of Lockheed Martin Corporation upon the formation of that company in 1995, and became CEO later that year. Mr. Augustine retired as Chairman and CEO of Lockheed Martin in 1997, at which time he became a Lecturer with the Rank of Professor on the faculty of Princeton University where he served until 1999.
Mr. Augustine was Chairman and Principal Officer of the American Red Cross for nine years, Chairman of the Council of the National Academy of Engineering, President and Chairman of the Association of the United States Army, Chairman of the Aerospace Industries Association, and Chairman of the Defense Science Board. He is a former President of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and the Boy Scouts of America. He is a former member of the Board of Directors of ConocoPhillips, Black & Decker, Proctor & Gamble and Lockheed Martin, and was a member of the Board of Trustees of Colonial Williamsburg. Mr. Augustine is a Regent of the University System of Maryland (12 institutions), Trustee Emeritus of Johns Hopkins and a former member of the Board of Trustees of Princeton and MIT. He has been a member of the Advisory Boards under the Departments of Homeland Security, Energy, Defense, Commerce, Transportation, and Health and Human Services, as well as NASA, Congress and the White House. Mr. Augustine was a member of the Hart/Rudman Commission on National Security, and served for 16 years on the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology under both Republican and Democratic Presidents. He is a member of the American Philosophical Society, the National Academy of Sciences and the Council on Foreign Relations, and is a Fellow of the National Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Explorers Club.
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There Once Was a Man . . . OK, so perhaps this isn't the finest moment in my career as a booster of meditation. I just happen to have a soft spot for limericks. And as anyone who knows something about limericks will attest, one limerick deserves, nay demands, another. Dear Reader, the snow is about to fall in Vermont. Potentially stressful holidays loom. The economy is poised on the brink of something, but it's hard to tell what. In these moments the mind turns to meditation. Ah well, yes very important. ... continue reading


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Police: Man lied about his identity
BARRE A Barre Town man has been charged with lying about his identity during an incident Sunday night in Montpelier when police say he knocked a trash can lid into the road and tried to take a police officers pistol out of its holster.
Todd Provencher, 34, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Washington County criminal court in Barre to a misdemeanor charge of giving false information to a police officer in attempting to implicate another. If convicted, he faces a maximum of a year in jail and a $1,000 fine.
According to the police affidavit, an officer was parked at the Montpelier Fire Department on Main Street when he saw Provencher knock the trash lid into the roadway. The officer approached Provencher and told him to go back to the trash container so he could speak with him. Police say Provencher complied, saying he would put the lid back on.
Provencher looked to be heavily intoxicated, slurring his words and unsteady on his feet, according to the affidavit.
Police say Provencher tried several times to put the lid back on the trash container, but it kept falling off, and he began to pound on the lid with his hands. Once the lid was back on, police say, Provencher was asked to talk with police, but he started to walk away instead. Provencher then started to run, and police chased him. Police say that when they caught up with him and tried to restrain him, Provencher fell and an officer tried to get control of him.
While Provencher was on the ground, police say, he tried to take the officers gun out of its holster. After several moments of struggling, police say they were able to gain control of Provencher and put him in handcuffs. During the scuffle, police say, an officer suffered a cut and bruise to a finger on his left hand.
While being searched, police say, Provencher grabbed hold of an officers expandable baton from the officers belt but was eventually placed in the cruiser and taken to the Montpelier police station for processing.
At the station, police say, Provencher told them he was Berry Jones, 41, but a check of the Department of Motor Vehicles database did not show anyone with that name or birth date. A state identification card was found on Provencher that showed his actual identity.
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Friday, December 21, 2012 at 5:30 pm PST. This giveaway is now OVER. Thank you to all who entered! The winner has been randomly chosen and notified via email. Congratulations Courtney!
Lisa Irvine writes at Lisa's Blogety Blog. You can find her at @Lirvine98 on twitter. If you have an idea for a giveaway, please let her know!
Well, Christmas is a little over a week away and this weekend at our house was spent writing Christmas cards, wrapping gifts, decorating a gingerbread house, making fudge and baking cookies!
Helping the process along this year, was a lovely baking set I received from the great folks at Unilever, to help promote their "Good To Know" initiative.
With a wide variety of soft spreads, including Country Crock, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!, Promise, Brummel & Brown, and Imperial – Unilever has a spread for you. ALL of their spreads are Good to Know because they:
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- · Are 70% less fat than butter per serving
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Also, many of their spreads are also gluten-free!
As part of their Good to Know initiative, Unilever challenged me to replace the butter or other soft spread with one of their spreads in one of my cookie recipes.
Since my family loves Snickerdoodles, I decided to cheat (just a little) and use Pamela's Gluten-Free Sugar Cookie Mix to make my dough.
The Unilever spread I chose to use was I Can't Believe It's Not Butter! Light. And yes, I know, it would have been easier to measure if I had purchased the stick version, but it really wasn't any problem scooping out the soft spread into a measuring cup. 😉
I scooped the dough into balls and rolled it in cinnamon sugar and baked them according to the directions on the cookie mix.
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Last month, we challenged you to listen to two mixes of the same track, one made in Reason and the other in Pro Tools, and tell us which was which. Well, we can now reveal the result:
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The challenge was set by Computer Music Specials editor Andrea Robinson and, as she tells us, it sparked plenty of lively debate.
"Even some of Reason's most loyal users have questioned whether it's possible to produce a release quality track using this affordable software, but I think we've given a definitive answer to that particular question here. In fact, some listeners actually preferred our Reason mix. It just goes to show how far you can go with a relatively small budget and some learnable production skills."
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