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Oscar nominee Debra Winger (Terms of Endearment) makes her Broadway debut starring opposite Tony winner Patti Lupone (Evita, Gypsy) in this David Mamet drama that examines such issues as freedom, power, religion, and money.
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Show Synopsis:
A woman serving a prison sentence for her involvement with a radical activist group pleads her case for parole with the prison warden.
Patti LuPone
Debra Winger
Production Credits:
David Mamet (Direction)
Patrizia von Brandenstein (Scenic and Costume Design)
Jeff Croiter (Lighting Design)
Other Credits:
David Mamet (Playwright)
Summary Serving prison time for her involvement with radical activists, a woman pleads her case for parole with the prison's warden.
Age May be inappropriate for 12 and under. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.
Our Review Film star Debra Winger (Terms of Endearment, An Officer and a Gentleman) stars in this new prison drama by one of the theater's most compelling playwrights, David Mamet (Glengarry Glen Ross). Also starring is one of musical theater's favorite divas, Patti Lupone (Evita, Gypsy), who gets an opportunity to show off her acting chops in one of her rare non-musical roles.
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CityLink to offer Sunday service routes in Peoria
By Alex Rusciano • Apr 15, 2014
CityLink will run a total of nine routes in Peoria on Sundays as opposed to the 22 routes that run Monday through Friday. CityLink will also offer on-demand para-transit service on Sundays. The buses will run every hour-and-fifteen minutes starting at 8:15 in the morning to 7:30 in the evening.
The new Sunday service will cost one-point-six-million-dollars annually.

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As I noted in my last post, the 4 Pillars of Brain Health are all you really need to know and do in order to keep and improve your brain health and fitness. As such, I'll be adding activities and actions this year that touch on each of the 4 Pillars.
Listed below are the actions and activities I will be incorporating into 2010 with respect to the 4 Pillars of Brain Health.
1) Physical Exercise
My plan here is to start the one hundred push up plan. This is a 7 week plan to take you from where you are now to being able to perform 100 push ups at the end. Even if you can only perform 1 push up today (or even none), you can still start the plan. I've already taken the initial test for the plan. I was only able to perform 15 consecutive push ups with proper form.
If you want to check out this plan, you can find out more by visiting the onehundredpushups website.
Once I've completed the 100 push up plan, my next step is to start the 200 squat plan! Then after that, the 200 sit up plan!!
I'll keep you posted on my progress.
2) Mental Exercise
I already play lots of brain games. My vision for 2010 is to be more regular with time spent playing the brain games.
3) Nutrition
I admit, I don't really eat as healthy as I should. In 2010, my plan is to eat (or drink) more fruits and vegetables. And in general, eat less. A calorie restricted diet has been shown to improve your brain health.
4) Stress Management
Dealing with stress is so important to our brain health. High levels of stress increases you risk of contracting Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. Living through this great recession, as some call it, is sure to bring on lots of stress. So all the more important that we learn how to deal with it.
Practicing meditation is perhaps one of the best things we can do to deal with stress. It not only enables you to learn how to effectively deal with stress, but it has been shown to be an excellent exercise in general for maintaining a healthy brain.
I'm currently reading a book on meditation called, Mental Resilience: The Power of Clarity: How to Develop the Focus of a Warrior and the Peace of a Monk. This book presents one of the most practical and straightforward ways of learning how to meditate. I will be implementing the plan presented in the book and learning how to deal with stress and improving my overall brain health in the process.
So that's it.. That's my brain health and fitness plan for 2010.
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Fire lit up the night sky at a dairy in Ontario, Canada, early Monday morning in a blaze that killed more than 110 animals.
According to CTV News, a passing driver alerted the sleeping dairy's owners to the engulfed milking barn.
It took nearly 75 firefights to battle the flames. Despite their efforts, at least 110 animals were killed in the blaze. Around 80 animals were able to be saved Read more.
The Tillsonburg News reports that despite his loss, owner Clarence Markus remains optimistic about rebuilding.
Though officials don't believe the fire is suspicious, a local investigation has been triggered by the magnitude of the loss, estimated at more than CA$1 million.
See, "Fire Marshal's Office investigating Beachville barn blaze."
The fire marks the second devastating barn fire in less than a week. Last Thursday, a fire broke out at a Wisconsin dairy, killing 121 cows and young stock. Read more here.


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The last week of the Young Scientist Challenge has finally come. These past few months have been an incredible experience. Although I am excited for the final event, I am disappointed that the summer mentorship program is coming to an end. I have learned a lot about the innovation process and was given the opportunity to work with amazing people such as my mentor Dr. Jonza. Best of luck to all the other finalists and see you at 3M Headquarters!
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Ford Nearly Doubles Awards for the 2012 Heart Behind the Oval Community Challenge
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• Ford Motor Company awarded a total of $26,000 to 12 contest winners for the 2012 Heart Behind the Oval Community Challenge, nearly double the announced prize amount of $15,000
• Contest entries were so inspiring that Ford decided to select seven additional winners
• For the Heart Behind the Oval Community Challenge, high school seniors and college students nationwide were challenged to submit community improvement projects via Facebook for a chance to win scholarship and grant funds
DETROIT, Feb. 14, 2013 – Ford Motor Company announced the 12 winning entries for the 2012 Heart Behind the Oval Community Challenge, a contest held on the Ford Blue Oval Scholars Facebook page. The contest challenged high school seniors and college students nationwide to showcase how they are working to improve their communities and outline what more they could accomplish with additional funding.
Ford awarded a total of $26,000 in college scholarships and grants for future service projects. The awards went to 12 students, while the program had been designed for five.
"We were moved by what respondents shared in the 2012 Heart Behind the Oval Community Challenge," said Mike Schmidt, director, Education and Community Development, Ford Motor Company Fund. "Many high school seniors and college students are making a profound impact on their communities."
This year's Grand Prize winners, selected by public voting, receive a $2,500 scholarship and a $2,500 project grant. They include Natalia Alvarez (San Diego, CA), Guiterrez Lucierto (San Diego, CA) and Tyson Gersh (Ann Arbor, MI). Two Wild Card winners, selected by a Ford Motor Company judging panel, receive a $1,000 scholarship and a $1,000 project grant. They are Stephanie Salvade (Detroit, MI) and Sam Appel (Lansing, MI). The seven surprise winners receive a $500 scholarship and a $500 project grant. They are Amanda Finch (Lafayette, IN), Chelsi Copes (Chesaning, MI), Shelby Wilson (Belleville, MI), Darin McLeskey, (Pinckney, MI), Daniel Gyomory, (Marlette, MI), Emily Fisher, (Bloomington, IN) and Jaeleen Davis (Saginaw, MI).
The winners' community improvement projects are scheduled in cities ranging from Detroit to San Diego. For more information about the contest winners, scholarships and future contests, visit the Ford Blue Oval Scholars Facebook page, or visit www.fordscholars.org.


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Stir It Up: Pumpkin pie paloozaPhoto by Pernille Pedersen
Pumpkin pie on steroids: A gingersnap crust and layer of chocolate put this pie over the top. The photo and recipe are from "Jenny McCoy's Desserts for Every Season."
You know who you are: the pumpkin pie haters. You say, with false chagrin, "Oh, I've never really liked the texture," as your hostess looks crestfallen. Or it's just "too pumpkin-y." Normally, I'm all about "to each his or her own," but this time of year I am also all about pumpkin pie. If you don't like it, bring your own dessert.
I've gone through many pumpkin pie phases. The first, which lasted quite a few years, involved roasting and pureeing pumpkin, and using a recipe from a Depression-era cookbook that required almost nothing but an egg, a bit of sugar and some cinnamon and cloves. I thought it brought out the "true pumpkin" flavor, but, to be honest, it was a bit boring.
There was a brief pumpkin chiffon phase. There was a crustless pie period aimed at avoiding the calories in the crust (huge mistake). Two years ago, I discovered a pumpkin pie palooza in a cookbook by chef Bradley Ogden. It had a sour cream crust and three layers: custard, chiffon and whipped cream. It's fabulous. But I've found a rival. A pumpkin pie with a gingersnap crust and — wait for it — a layer of chocolate on top.
The recipe comes from the elegant "Desserts for Every Season" by Jenny McCoy. The pie is best served shortly after it is made, although you can make the pie part a day ahead and add the chocolate layer at the last minute. You just might win over those pumpkin pie haters.
Pumpkin-Milk Chocolate Pie
Yield: 8 servings
For the crust:
Nonstick cooking spray
1½ cups cookie crumbs made from about 6 ounces gingersnap cookies
2 tablespoons packed light brown sugar
¼ teaspoon fine sea salt
5 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
For the filling:
½ cup packed light brown sugar
½ teaspoon fine sea salt
1½ cups canned pumpkin or roasted pumpkin squash puree (see note)
4 large eggs
1 large egg yolk
¾ cup heavy cream
1 tablespoon molasses
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon ground ginger
¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
For the chocolate ganache:
½ cup milk chocolate chips
3 tablespoons heavy cream
1 tablespoon light corn syrup
For serving (optional):
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
Make the crust (up to a week ahead): Center a rack in the oven and preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly spray a 9-inch pie plate with nonstick cooking spray.
Stir together the cookie crumbs, brown sugar, salt and butter until the mixture has the consistency of wet sand. Spoon into the pie plate and firmly and evenly pack the mixture on bottom and sides. Allow about ¼ inch excess to rise above the pan's edge.
Set the pie plate on a cookie sheet and bake until the crust is lightly puffed and has darkened a bit, about 8 minutes. Allow to cool to room temperature, then transfer to the freezer until ready to use. If making ahead of time, wrap well in plastic wrap before freezing.
Make the filling (up to one day in advance): Reduce oven temperature to 325 degrees (or preheat the oven, if there is a gap between baking the crust and the pie).
In a large bowl, whisk together the brown sugar, salt, pumpkin, whole eggs, egg yolk, cream, molasses, vanilla and spices until completely smooth. Pour into the baked crust and cover the exposed crust edges with foil to prevent burning. Bake until the custard is set in the center when pie slightly jiggles, 50 to 60 minutes. Allow to cool to room temperature, remove the foil and refrigerate 30 to 45 minutes to set. Once set, you can cover and refrigerate for up to 24 hours.
Make the ganache: Put chocolate in a large heat-proof bowl and set aside. In a small saucepan, bring the cream and corn syrup to a boil. Pour over the chocolate. Let stand for 2 minutes, then whisk until smooth. Let stand until slightly warmer than room temperature. Spoon onto pie, using back of the ladle to spread it out. Refrigerate for 5 minutes, then spread again to create a "rustic" texture. Refrigerate until fully set before slicing, about 20 minutes. Serve with a spoonful of whipped cream, if desired.
Note: For a superior pie, slice and seed a 4-pound sugar pumpkin and a 4-pound kabocha squash and place in a baking dish with ¼ inch water. Cover with foil and bake at 350 degrees for about an hour, until flesh is tender. When cool, scrape off flesh and puree. Refrigerate or freeze. Canned pumpkin puree is second-best but still delicious.
(Recipe from "Jenny McCoy's Desserts for Every Season"; Rizzoli, 2013)
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Broken promise on Social SecurityApril 14,2013Remember just last year an election year when political leaders in Washington and on the campaign trail told us they would not cut Social Security benefits for people currently in the program?
Now President Obama is pushing a budget deal that includes a proposal called chained CPI, a fancy Washington term that really means cutting Social Security and veterans benefits, and increasing taxes for most taxpayers.
The chained CPI would cut the cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security and veterans benefits by $146 billion in the first 10 years alone, while also raising taxes by $124 billion.
This is a wrongheaded proposal, and the public knows it. Surveys show that 87 percent of voters 50 and older believe its very important that benefits are not reduced for todays seniors. Furthermore, 84 percent of voters 50 and older believe that the future of Social Security should be considered separately from the budget deficit discussions. This rejection of chained CPI is not limited to one party, either.
Chained CPI represents a shattered promise at a high cost to seniors, to people with disabilities, and to veterans. That cost would grow higher year by year, making it increasingly hard to pay for groceries or heat or medicine.
For the average 65-plus retiree, the cumulative benefit cut would be more than $5,000 by age 80 and more than $14,000 by age 90. With people living longer, it is easy to see how harmful this proposal is.
Older veterans would be hurt twice by chained CPI because it would cut both Social Security and veterans benefits. A 62-year-old veteran would lose $32,000 in total benefits by age 90. Is that really the way we want to treat the men and women who have sacrificed so much for all of us?
Chained CPI would take a heavy toll on people with disabilities. Today 40 percent of people with disabilities are kept out of poverty by Social Security.
Women, who on average live longer than men, would have to absorb a disproportionate share of this cut. Among Social Security recipients 85 and older a group that would pay a heavy price for chained CPI 68 percent are women.
Proponents of chained CPI portray it as a more accurate indicator of the cost-of-living. It is based on the notion that when the cost of an item goes up, you simply switch to a cheaper alternative. It is time for the supporters of this idea to get acquainted with the real lives of people receiving Social Security.
A typical senior has an annual income of only $20,000 a year and spends much of his or her money on necessities like prescription drugs and health care that do not have lower-cost substitutes. For someone 85 and older, out-of-pocket health care spending is two and a half times what it is for a person under 65.
Chained CPI is not only harmful and illogical; it is also out of place in the discussion of deficit reduction. As a self-financed program providing earned benefits, Social Security has not caused the deficit and it should not be turned into an ATM for politicians trying to address it. We deserve a separate national conversation about how to protect Social Security for todays seniors and responsibly strengthen it for our children and grandchildren.
For anyone who needs further evidence of the Grand Canyon between elected officials in Washington, D.C., and the rest of us, this proposal ought to be Exhibit A. It is not enough for the president and members of Congress to profess their support for seniors and their undying gratitude to veterans.
Lets send an unmistakable message to President Obama and the politicians, of both parties, that taking benefits out of the pockets of older Vermonters is the wrong way to go.
Greg Marchildon is the director of AARP in Vermont.MORE IN CommentaryA lot of serious long-term national issues simply werent addressed in the recent national election. Full StoryI have written on the anomaly of the separation of the private and public sectors in our society,... Full StoryGood for Al Gore for meeting with Donald Trump on Monday. Full Story
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Written by strade on 03.06.2011 at 03:41
"Limbs" is pretty damn close, but the answer has to be "Not Unlike the Waves." That's probably my second favorite Agalloch song overall, behind "In the Shadow of Our Pale Companion." Personally I find The Mantle to be a lot more rewarding overall, but Ashes Against the Grain is still a pretty solid product. Agalloch kills so hard it doesn't really matter.
(P.S.: nice avatar. My favorite death metal album ever)
Written by Dangerboner on 02.11.2009 at 08:11
Everything he doesn't like is metalcore. Britney Spears, Elton John, Michael Moore, and green beans are also metalcore, in case you guys didn't know.


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WHEELING – An Elkins teen who lost his right leg just days prior to his 16th birthday was recognized for his courage and resilience in a special ceremony in Wheeling.
Tanner Boatwright was presented with the U.S. Attorney's Award for Courage as a result of his response to the tragic hunting accident that occurred in November 2011.
The incident, which led to the conviction of a West Virginia man for being a felon in possession of a firearm, resulted in an injury to Boatwright and the loss of a limb that necessitates his use of a protestic limb.
Boatwright was honored for the bravery he has shown since it occurred, according to the release.
"Tanner stared trauma and tragedy in the face and didn't blink," U.S. Attorney William Ihlenfeld said. "He could have curled up into a ball, stayed in his room, and never come out, and no one would have questioned it. But instead he has embraced this change in his life, and he now does things that he never would have done before the incident."
Boatwright now hunts and fishes, drives without restrictions, snowboards, swims and rock climbs. He won four gold medals at the Endeavor Games in Oklahoma, and recently worked on the Twentieth Century Fox movie "The Fault in Our Stars." The movie is scheduled for release this year and is based upon the best-selling book by John Green.
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I'm in the process of paiting a new fig for Lavinia that reflects her taking on a few class levels. The fig I have is a rapier wielding beauty with a pistol, wearing a blank tabard.
So I'm thinking the family crest should definitely be painted on the tabard. Does anyone have any good ideas of what that should look like?
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That would make a pretty good Lavinia fig. The good news I have for you is that somebody on here actually made up a really nice Vanderboren Family Crest, I'm betting if you did a search and worded it just right, you'd find a link to it or some such. Essentially it was crossed swords in the shape of a "V", along with the "Seekers" symbol (see the family vault in TINH if you don't know what that is about), and a snake in the middle iirc.
I have it saved on my computer at home, but alas I am currently at work, where I don't have access to it.
|Anthony Law
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Oooh, that crest is complicated. I thought is was a little simpler than that.
I'm using a druid as a stand in for Lavinia-with-class-levels. She's got a long cloak, a standard (sort of...)and a scumitar. Melisande the Pirate is one of the PC's and I'm not a big fan of the musketeer line.
What are others using as a stand in for Vanthus?
|Fiendish Dire Weasel
Yeah, the crest is well done. And I can't believe I was thinking it was a snake in the middle instead of a griffon. *sigh* oh well it all worked out in the end.
As to the question of a fig for Vanthus, we haven't had to use one, yet. I hadn't really given it much thought. By the time we see him again, he'll have wings so a standard human fig just won't cut it.
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That fig for Vanthus is great. I was puzzling over what to use. Is the Mephisto fig's scale right? I've only seen the online pic, and I was worried he'd be oversized.
The Melisande fig is great for Lavinia, but I had a terrible time getting it locally. The Musketeer really works for my NPC concept as I'm playing her as a noble and will definitely be giving her a firearm.
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who envisions Lavinia as trying to look the part a little too much.
Luke, Mephisto is a little larger scale. If one assumes that standard 25mm figs represent a 6' person, then Mephisto would look about 8'. To me, though, it captures all the right changes present in the artwork. I figure it's easy to explain away the size difference through the Lemorian transformation. And honestly, I think the more impressive Vanthus appears when he returns, the more my players will want to take him out. We just started SWW, and they ask me after _every_ session, "So, no more signs of Vanthus? Nothing?" ...and then they give a little disappointed sigh.
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Yeah, the poor girl has been through a LOT these past few weeks. She is still just a young girl really, who just lost her parents through betrayal by her brother. She's been thrust into this adulthood thing under horrible circumstances, before she was ready. So naturally she's going to be trying hard to "act the part" while she finds herself. Her mother was a great adventurer and explorer, so she wants to honor her memory by following that path. She's torn between wanting to be the proper, courtly, matronly noblewoman she was trained to be, and the rough and ready adventurer she aspires to be. Her outfit should show that dual nature as well, and as I said, that figure does that.
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I don't know if it is the same crest as linked above (but I'll expect it is), but I have one in a word doc on my computer.
I did a google images search just now (vanderboren crest) & I found a picture of the crest in the list --> one of the campaings on Obsidian Portal.
I'll enter the link of the Obsidian Portal below, however the crest may not be visible (red cross on my computer) (I don't know why it can be seen in google though)
crest or cross - do you feel lucky?
If that doesn't work, PM me (edit: or you can try contacting Anthony Law - he still posts).


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1. Have you ever worn your pajamas in public? If yes, how did it feel for you? What is your opinion on the matter (regardless of whether you've done it)?
No. I really don't like when other people do it either. I have gone out in sweats/dance clothes before because putting on real clothes after class just feels icky and the more I bundle the less of a shock the cold is, but other than that I like to look put together when I leave the house. I know it probably sounds silly but you just never know who you are going to meet or run into. I don't want people's first impression of me to be in the clothes I slept in.
2. Have you ever deliberately eaten pet food (especially fish food)? If yes, how did it taste.
Yes. Once. On a dare. It was a cat treat. Never. Again.
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I was so excited when I heard that Sally Hansen was coming out with the Fuzzy Coat collection, a dupe for the Nails Inc. Feathers Collection. I love me a gimmick, but not one that expensive! I know this matte bar glitter trend isn't for everyone, but I thought the idea was fun and different. I found six of the eight shades in the Fuzzy Coat collection at Target last night. I can't remember if there just weren't slots in the display for the other two, or if those two were sold out.
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Being a champion is never a sure thing in the UFC. There are always up-and-comers who will be looking to take the belt and former champions looking to get it back.
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What? Have you never met Daizy and Alice, the magnificent elephants? It's okay; I've never met them either. But Daizy's birthday is coming up, and to celebrate, the ABQ BioPark Zoo is hosting an Elephant Conservation Day. Hopefully by catching a glimpse of these two massively cute creatures, people will feel a sense of empathy at the plight of the modern elephant. Asian elephants are considered especially rare as people tend to think ivory is the hottest commodity since gold lamé (have you not heard of dollar stores?). So in an effort to raise awareness of the grandeur and sizzle the elephant is known for, the zoo hopes people will take part in this activity to learn more about elephants and the efforts to protect them. And it's free with museum admission, so that's just another added bonus. (Mark Lopez)
Add a bit of pungent flavor to your weekend at the Stinking Rose Garlic Fest. Speakers will educate on the nuances of the plant and its uses, plenty of vendors will be sharing their garlic-based dishes and crafts, and, somewhat worrisomely, there will be a garlic-eating competition that promises to reward the winner/survivor with "the You Stink Trophy, breath mints and tums." There will also be (garlic-themed?) music and maybe even some garlic for sale. (Ty Bannerman)


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ServerProven Rebate Program Gets Some Tweaks
Published: March 7, 2006
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
For several years now, IBM has used its ServerProven rebate offering to help boost sales of its iSeries and xSeries servers and the third-party solutions that run on them. Last week, IBM made some tweaks the to latest ServerProven rebate, which was announced at the end of November 2005.
The ServerProven rating means that a particular piece of software has been tested by IBM and its ISV partners to make sure it works properly on the latest server and operating system releases from Big Blue and that the combination is installed and running in at least one real-world account. IBM gives ISVs with ServerProven status co-marketing and advertising money, plus rebates to end users who buy these solutions. All through 2005, IBM's North American unit was offering rebates of between $250 and $68,000 for end-user companies that buy ServerProven software on a new iSeries or i5 machine; additionally, in Europe, when pushing certain ServerProven applications, both the customer and the ISV each get the rebate in U.S. dollars, which obviously has the effect of making the ISVs extremely motivated to sell a new solution on a new server to a new customer.
With the February 27 ServerProven rebate deal, IBM has done a couple of different things. First, it has added in the new System i5 machines so they can be part of the ServerProven solution. And, IBM has removed the iSeries 8XX boxes, so you can't buy an old machine and get the rebates, which you could do prior to February 27. Under the deal, customers buying a new System i5 can get a rebate that ranges from $3,000 on an i5 520 to $68,000 on a big i5 595. Model 8XX machines can be upgraded as part of the deal, however, with rebates ranging from $600 on a Model 810 to $19,200 on a Model 890. Upgrades in the iSeries i5 line are also covered by the ServerProven rebates, ranging from $900 on an i5 520 to $20,400 on the i5 595. All of these prices are the same as they were in November. Customers buying a new xSeries 366 server can get a $500 rebate, and those buying an xSeries 460 server can get a $2,500 rebate. The last change is that IBM has removed selected ERP suites from the list of eligible solutions, and these packages now have their own rebate deal (see the separate story in this issue for more on that).
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Time to start thinking about the upcoming holidays — to give thanks, wish for peace on earth and goodwill to all, and maybe get a cool gift or two. Then we'll turn the corner on a new year, with an adios to the old and hola on the new — hoping and praying for a tomorrow that will be even better than the days before.
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Nicaise Kazingo will have a chance to add to his All-America collection after finishing ninth individually in Saturday's NCAA Division II Central Region cross country meet in Denver.
Kazingo, a New Mexico Highlands senior, qualified for nationals as one of the top two runners on a non-qualifying men's team. He and Highlands teammate Ismael Samano (25th overall) earned all-Central Region honors.
Robertson seniors Dalan Abreu and Antonio Arguello each ran for two touchdowns as the Cardinals ran roughshod over West Las Vegas 42-0 on Saturday at Cardinal Stadium.
The Vegas Bowl shutout extended the Redbirds' current streak in the crosstown rivalry series and left Robertson standing all alone atop the District 2-3A standings as the regular season came to an end.
West Las Vegas' aggressive defense kept the Dons in the game in the early going, and the first quarter ended in a scoreless tie.
Raton was crisper on the attack and West Las Vegas couldn't recover, paving the way to a 3-0 sweep for the visiting Lady Tigers in the District 2-3A volleyball tournament final Saturday night at Gillie Lopez Gym.
The Lady Dons, who had won the regular-season district title with a 5-1 record in 2-3A, will join Raton and others in the Class 3A state tournament this week. Pool play is set for Thursday in Rio Rancho; tournament seedings were to be announced Sunday after this issue went to press.
Pecos senior Antonio Varela's last race as a high school cross country runner went according to plan — much like all the races he's run this year.
Varela crossed the finish line of the Class 1A-2A boys' state championship in 15:59, easily outkicking East Mountain's Eric Eridon for the individual title.
Varela helped Pecos take second place — behind Laguna Acoma — in the boys' team standings as part of a full morning of distance running at Rio Rancho High School's campus.
Robertson's soccer teams stayed close but couldn't get the offense they needed to survive the quarterfinal round of the state tournament.
The RHS girls lost 2-0 to district nemesis Taos on Thursday morning at the Albuquerque Public Schools Soccer Complex. Taos had beaten the Lady Cardinals twice during the regular season to take the district title.
Later Thursday, Robertson's boys lost 2-0 against Portales. The Rams had won by a single goal over the Cardinals back in September.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The defenses lived up to the billing in the latest Game of the Century. Neither No. 1 LSU nor No. 2 Alabama could reach the end zone Saturday night, not even with extra time.
The Tigers aren't complaining. They now have the inside track to the BCS title game.
Unable to generate a passing game and hampered by five turnovers, New Mexico Highlands stumbled to a 25-18 defeat Saturday at Western New Mexico, allowing the Mustangs 25 unanswered points in the second half to squander an 18-point cushion.
With one game left in the regular season (Saturday at home against Fort Lewis), Highlands fell to 4-6 overall and 2-6 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. WNMU evened its record at 5-5 and 4-4.
New Mexico Highlands volleyball is back in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tournament for the first time since 2005 .
Entering their final match of the regular season against CSU-Pueblo, the Cowgirls were a half game behind Colorado Mesa University. Mesa, which fell to Adams State College, needed a win to gain the final seed into the RMAC West Playoffs.
Highlands' win on Friday night against Western State brought NMHU and Mesa to even in the standings, but under a tie-breaker rule, Highlands earns the playoff berth.
• NMHU men vs. University of the Southwest, 7 p.m., Wilson Complex
• RMAC tournament: NMHU at Western New Mexico, 7 p.m., Silver City
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• State tournament begins, TBA, Rio Rancho
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Until this morning, I was enjoying this unseasonably cooler weather.
I love the autumn – warm-but-not-hot weather, football, tail-gate parties, the foliage, light sweaters, etc.
But I like my autumns in autumns. Not in mid-August.
So you can imagine my surprise, and alarm, when I was on my outside back deck this morning, drinking a cup of coffee and surveying the recent scene of one of the most historic moments in Sudbury history.
Then I heard it. … Plunk. … Then another. … Plunk. … I looked up, looked down, then noticed acorns on the ground, after falling from an overhanging tree and bouncing off my garage roof.
I thought, "Where's global warming when you need it?"
Hey, I don't like global warming. I'm also not a global-warming denier, though I'm certainly no fan of many of the world-is-ending/we're-all-doomed proposals to fight global warming.
But, yikes, I still like my summers, and I really didn't like seeing acorns falling on, from and around my garage in the middle of August.
Maybe it's normal for acorns to start falling this time of year. Maybe I just didn't notice them before.
But I did notice the acorns this year and this morning in particular – and I've also noticed the cool weather of late and can't help but associate the falling acorns with that cooler weather.
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The Montana Vigilantes 1863–1870
Gold,Guns and Gallows
Publication Year: 2013
Using newspaper articles, diaries, letters, biographies, invoices, and books that speak to the compelling history of Montana's vigilantism in the 1860s, Dillon examines the conduct of the vigilantes in the context of the due process norms of the time. He implicates the influence of lawyers and judges who, like their non-lawyer counterparts, shaped history during the rush to earn fortunes in gold.
Dillon's perspective as a state Supreme Court justice and legal historian uniquely illuminates the intersection of territorial politics, constitutional issues, corrupt law enforcement, and the basic need of citizenry for social order. This readable and well-directed analysis of the social and legal context that contributed to the rise of Montana vigilante groups will be of interest to scholars and general readers interested in Western history, law, and criminal justice for years to come.
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This is a book about history. It involves historical stories of greed, cru-elty, politics, chance, crime, and punishment. T_his book is also about law and due process. T_he history and law discussed here are subjects so intertwined that it is not possible to discuss one without discussing the other. Vigilantism in Montana in the one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedzero.fitteds and one.fittedeight.fittedseven.fittedzero.fitteds mixes, in a vibrant way, histori-Writing about the Montana vigilantes poses many challenges, some of which are obvious and some of which may be less so. T_he most obvious challenge is ...
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The f_irst signif_icant discovery of gold in what is now known as the state of Montana occurred on July two.fittedeight.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedtwo.fitted, at a spring-fed stream at the Big Hole Basin.one.fitted Its discoverer, John White, named the stream Grasshopper Creek because of the swarms of grasshoppers that infested the area.two.fitted Settlers rushed to the area and established the town of Bannack, named after the Bannock Indians that frequented the area for hunting.three.fitted T_he spelling of the Bannack municipality with an ack instead of an ock is not a mistake, as ...
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Size and production considered[,] it ranks as the world?s richest placer gulch.After John White?s discovery of gold in Bannack, the inf_lux of prospec-tors to the area of south central Montana resulted in additional f_inds of precious metals. On May two.fittedsix.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedthree.fitted, gold was discovered in a creek of Alder Gulch in what became Virginia City, Montana,one.fitted approximately seventy miles east of Bannack.two.fitted T_he discovery was made by William Fairweather, who was hoping to f_ind only enough gold to f_inance a purchase of tobacco.three.fitted...
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T_he Congress shall have the power to . . . coin money [and] regulate the value thereof.A second factor explaining the rise of vigilantism in Montana is the cen-tral role played by gold in the economies of the United States and its territories in the one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedzero.fitteds and one.fittedeight.fittedseven.fittedzero.fitteds.T_here are one.fittedone.fittedeight.fitted elements on the current Periodic Table, some metallic and some not. Of those elements, gold has historically been the premier metal for use as currency. Other metals have been used as currency to some extent. T_he ...
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Oh, for God?s sake, don?t kill me! You can have all the money I?ve got.?Bill Bunton, October two.fittedsix.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedthree.fittedThe criminal enterprise that allegedly operated under the auspices of Sherif_f Plummer, and which is described below, primarily targeted travelers leaving the region with gold and gold-related wealth.T_he transportation of wealth to and from south central Montana could not be accomplished in one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedthree.fitted?six.fittedfour.fitted by planes or automobiles, yet to be invented. ...
6. The Murder of Nicholas Tiebolt and the Trial and Execution of George Ives
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...?John X. Beidler, December two.fittedone.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedthree.fittedSometimes in history a singular event serves as a catalyst for other signif_i-cant events that follow.one.fitted Vigilantism in the region of Alder Gulch traces its specif_ic origin to the discovery by William Palmer of a dead male body in early December one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedthree.fitted as Palmer was outdoors hunting grouse near the Stinking Water River.two.fitted T_he body was discovered when Palmer retrieved a grouse that he had killed from some brush.three.fitted Palmer?s inspection of the frozen body revealed ...
7. Formation of the Vigilance Committee
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We the undersigned uniting ourselves in a party for the laudable purpos [sic] of arresting thievs [sic] & murderers & recovering stollen [sic] property ?Vigilante Oath, December two.fittedthree.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedthree.fittedThe concept of vigilantism in one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedthree.fitted?six.fittedfour.fitted was not new to the American western frontier. Professor Richard Maxwell Brown has identif_ied three.fittedtwo.fittedsix.fitted vigilante movements throughout the long arc of American history.one.fitted According to Brown, two-thirds of the vigilante movements were in the American ...
8. The Hanging Spree Begins
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...one.fittedthree.fittedfive.fittedDOI: 10.7330_9780874219203.c008Now men, as a last favor, let me beg that you will give me a good drop.Sherif_f Henry Plummer, January one.fittedzero.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfour.fittedWith the Vigilance Committee?s procedures and staf_f_ing in place, its founding members set about the boots-on-the-ground work of investigating, arresting, and executing members of the road agent syndicate. Its initial posse of eight menone.fitted sought out persons that were the known ...
9. The Bloody Drama Moves from Bannack to Virginia City
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Every man for his principles?hurray for Jef_f Davis! Let her rip!?Boone Helm, January one.fittedfour.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfour.fitted?Aleck Carter, January two.fittedfive.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfour.fittedJanuary one.fittedfour.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfour.fitted, proved to be the deadliest single day in Montana?s vigi-lante history, as the vigilantes captured f_ive members of Sherif_f Plummer?s gang and hanged them in an unf_inished building at the corner of Wallace and Van Buren Streets in Virginia City.one.fitted T_hose specif_ic events were set into ...
10. The Establishment of a Territorial Court at Alder Gulch
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...one.fittedseven.fittedeight.fitted DOI: 10.7330_9780874219203.c010?Montana Post, January two.fittedeight.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfive.fittedA signif_icant actor in the ef_forts to introduce lawful procedure to Montana Territory was its chief judge, Hezekiah L. Hosmer. To his friends, his nickname was ?Hez.?one.fittedHosmer had almost died in a house f_ire as a child.two.fitted He was born in Hudson, New York, on December one.fittedzero.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedone.fittedfour.fitted, and when he was sixteen years old moved to ...
11. Vigilantism Migrates North to Helena, 1865–70
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...one.fittednine.fittedfour.fitted DOI: 10.7330_9780874219203.c011to Helena, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfive.fitted?seven.fittedzero.fitted[T]his is to notify all whom it may concern, that crime must and will be suppressed; and, to that end, all of_fenders will be summarily dealt with, and punished as of old.?Order of the Helena Vigilance Committee, summer one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfive.fitted...
12. The Power of Reprieve and the Execution of James Daniels
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When escaped murderers utter threats of murder against peaceable citizens, mountain law is apt to be administered without much regard to technicalities.?T_homas Dimsdale, March one.fittedseven.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedsix.fittedIt don?t take a bigger rope to hang the Governor of Montana than it does to hang a Thomas Dimsdale, the editor of the Montana Post, died of tuberculosis on September two.fittedtwo.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedsix.fitted.one.fitted Dimsdale?s bellwether book, T_he Vigilantes of Montana, was f_irst published in Virginia City earlier that same year. ...
13. Normative Due Process and Trial Procedure in the Criminal Cases of 1860s Montana
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...two.fittedeight.fittedfive.fittedDOI: 10.7330_9780874219203.c013Why should there not be a patient conf_idence in the ultimate jus-tice of the people? Is there any better or equal hope in the world??President Abraham Lincoln, First Inaugural Address, March four.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedone.fittedWhatever due process vigilantes did or did not provide prisoners must be examined in the context of due process expectations and practices of one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedzero.fitteds America and its territories....
14. Due Process and Procedure: Vigilante Arrests and Trials
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...three.fittedzero.fittedzero.fitted DOI: 10.7330_9780874219203.c014?T_he evidences of their guilt were too patent to require much time for investigation, so that the [Vigilance] Committee decided unanimously on their execution.??Jem Kelly, June one.fittedfive.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfour.fittedFollowing the description of many of the vigilante events of Bannack, Alder Gulch, and Helena and also trial procedures that were generally used in the one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedzero.fitteds, some observations and conclusions can now be drawn ...
15. Due Process and Procedure: Vigilante Sentences
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...three.fittedone.fittedsix.fitted DOI: 10.7330_9780874219203.c015?J. A. Slade, March one.fittedzero.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedfour.fittedThe regulations and bylaws of the Vigilance Committee specif_ically provided that ?[t]he only punishment that shall be inf_licted by this Committee is death.?one.fitted T_hus, Jem Kelly?s f_irst sentence of f_ifty lashes and Henry Brent?s banishment notwithstanding, the bylaws of the Vigilance Committee left no room for due process once a prisoner had been determined ...
16. Postmortem Echoes of Times Past
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...three.fittedthree.fittedeight.fitted DOI: 10.7330_9780874219203.c016Some more cold lead and twisted hemp is badly needed on the Musselshell.?Fort Benton River Press, July nine.fitted, one.fittedeight.fittedeight.fittedfour.fittedI request that the State of Montana grant Sherif_f Henry Plummer a pardon.?Frederick J. Morgan, May two.fittedone.fitted, one.fittednine.fittednine.fittedthree.fitted...
17. Conclusion
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...three.fittedeight.fittedfour.fitted DOI: 10.7330_9780874219203.c017No freeman shall be taken or imprisoned or disseised or exiled or in any way destroyed, nor will we go upon him nor send upon him, except by ?Magna Carta, June one.fittedfive.fitted, one.fittedtwo.fittedone.fittedfive.fittedThis book has endeavored to avoid use of the term ?vigilante justice.? Vigilantism, by def_inition, deprives or at least curtails an accused?s due process. T_he denial or curtailment of due process is not a form of ...
Appendix A: Organic Act of the Territory of Montana, with Amendment
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AN ACT to provide a temporary government for the Territory of Montana. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled: That all that part of the territory of the United States included within the limits, to wit: commencing at the point formed by the intersection...
Appendix B: Bylaws of the Vigilance Committee
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This Committee shall consist of a President or Chief, an Executive Officer, Secretary, Treasurer, Executive Committee, Captains and Lieutenants of Companies and such gentlemen of known worth and integrity as the Captains, Lieutenants, and other officers enumerated above may deem worthy of being members...
Appendix C: Petition for the Reprieve and Pardon of James Daniels
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The undersigned, your fellow citizens and petitioners, would respectfully represent to your Excellency, that at the last term of the United States District Court, for the 3rd Judicial District of the Territory of Montana, one James B. Daniels, who was indicted by the grand jury for said District, and tried before said indictment...
Appendix D: Reprieve of James Daniels
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Know all men, that whereas, at a late term of the United States District Court for the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Montana, one James B. Daniels was convicted of the crime of Manslaughter, and sentenced by the Judge of said Court, to three years of imprisonment and hard labor, and to pay a fine of One Thousand...
Appendix E: Military Procedures for Execution by Hanging
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Appendix F: Petition for Pardon of Henry Plummer, May 21, 1993
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Truth be told, this writing was originally intended to be a law review article comparing Montana?s vigilantism in the one.fittedeight.fittedsix.fittedzero.fitteds against the level of due process recognized by the law at the time. No law review article on that topic has yet been written, and the idea for it seemed to be both fresh and intriguing. As the research and writing grew larger and more involved, I eventually realized that ...
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About the Author
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Ma.scr.sck.sc C. Di.scl.scl.sco.scn.sc is an associate justice in the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court and an adjunct professor of law at Fordham Law School in New York City, and has a special interest in the history of law- making, law enforcement, and ?unauthorized justice? in the Montana Territory of the Judge Mark C. Dillon at a historical marker in Virginia City, Montana....
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This provision affects I-BEST students who may be working on GEDs and diplomas while they also take career-training courses at the college.
The students are all working toward degrees and certificates in materials science with plans to work in the manufacturing industry. Each relied on the I-BEST program and financial aid to help them get started on their college career. Respectively, their challenges include: a recent operation for a brain tumor, an injury which required a career change, single motherhood, and studying as a deaf student.
"I-BEST was a big help. It was an opportunity to jump right into materials science at the level of education I was at," said Bernier, who plans to earn an AAS-T Degree in Materials Science Technology, continue on for his bachelor's degree, and who would like to work for Boeing.
Senator Murray also spoke with college instructors including Paul Hynds and Ross Monroe and with Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges Executive Director Charlie Earl and Edmonds Community College President Jean Hernandez.
Senator Murray introduced an amendment in the Senate's FY13 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Bill to reinstate Ability to Benefit for students who are concurrently enrolled in adult and postsecondary education programs (such as I-BEST) as part of a career pathways program.
"This amendment will make sure students in high quality career pathway programs won't be cut off from the federal financial aid they need to continue their education and train for a career. It doesn't make sense to punish students we know would benefit from postsecondary education and training, and this amendment will make sure we don't. This amendment is good for students working hard to upgrade their skills and get better jobs, and it's good for businesses looking for skilled workers," she said.
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First Church, Meridianville, hosted a reception Dec. 17 honoring Pastor Tommy Bolan and his family. The celebration marked Bolan's 10th anniversary as pastor. The church gave him a scrapbook and DVD reflecting the last 10 years and a trip to Hawaii for him and his wife, Laura.


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The Pfefferman family is back and more dysfunctional than ever in Season 2 of Transparent, which will be released on Amazon Prime on Friday. "They're all so afraid of feelings," series creator Jill Soloway tells TVGuide.com about the fictional family… Read more


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This is an unusual 10" Francois Gautier 3/0 shoulder head doll with black painted hair, on kid body. She has pierced ears with blue glass bead earrings. Her dark mohair wig is glued on and was just lifted for the photos. She has a solid dome and rigid neck. The lower bisque arms are later replacements. her clothing is also later vintage replacements.
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LC Boy Scouts participate in BSP-EMR Jamboree 2012
Thirteen High School Lourdes College Boy Scouts ventured into BSP Eastern Mindanao Region-Regional Scouts Jamboree last August 1-5, 2012 at the Provincial Capitol Alabel, Sarangani Province.
The 13 scouts namely, Eagle Scout Aaron Ray Sales, Eagle Scout James Karlson Tabanas, Eagle Scout Michael dela Cerna, III, Pathfinder Scout John Niño Alib, Outdoorsman Scout Ace Augustine Reyes, Venturer Scout Denzel Balbuena, Venturer, Meavel John Mejos, Venturer, Lawrence Matthew Icong, Venturer Scout Adel Roa, Venturer Scout, Clyde Ian Aguilar, Explorer Scout Khyle Garcia, and Pathfinder Scout Paolo Abaloyan together with their Outfit Adviser Mr. Jerry Descallar spent 4 days in the said Jamboree enhancing their scouting skills through pioneering, world improvement, adventure and water sports activities and challenges. Furthermore, the Boy Scouts were fortunate to have witnessed the world renowned boxing champ and Sarangani Representative Emmanuel "Manny" Pacquiao.
"The place was a bit warm but it was amazing and I had lots of fun: two thumbs up!" stressed Eagle Scout Michael dela Cerna, III.
"The experience was overwhelming because I was able to shake hands with my idol, Manny Pacquiao. Also, I felt so honored being the only Senior Scout to have joined with the Board of Directors, Secretary General, and Senior Vice President of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines", Eagle Scout Aaron Ray Sales proudly stated. – Mika Angela Sareno (Fourth Year High School Student)


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Beyond the churchyard on the western side of the property, a bridge leads over the street to 74 Trinity Place, the church's office building, while a stone stairwell leads down to the street level of Trinity Place, the southern extension of Church Street. Here, the strong brick walls are marked by an arched gate. Above the arch, a cherub head looks out over the street.
The nearby marker for The Cherub Gate reads as follows:
"The cherub above is a gift to Trinity Church from the Church of St. Mary-le-Bow in London which was designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1680 and was destroyed in an air raid on May 10, 1941. The cherub survived the bombing and was presented to Trinity Church on Jun 11, 1964."
Trinity Wall Street and St. Mary-le-Bow in London are sister churches. When William III originally granted Trinity Church's founding charter in 1697, he declared that the church officials were to have the same fees and privileges as St. Mary-le-Bow in London. Not only did the two churches become sister churches, they developed similar parallel lives in their respective central metropolitan locations. The East End London church possesses a deep history, founded near the year 1080 as the London headquarters for the archbishops of Canterbury. St. Mary-le-Bow is well-known for its long association with "Cockneys." A tradition maintains that a true Cockney must be born within the sound of the church's famous Bow Bells. St. Mary's baroque church building was designed by Christopher Wren in 1671-1673, with full completion of the tower a few years later. During the London Blitz on May 10, 1941, most of the building was destroyed.
After the bombing of St. Mary-le-Bow, Trinity Wall Street helped financially with its sister church's reconstruction. Around the time of the completion of St. Mary's rebuilding and reconsecration in 1963-1964, the London church presented Trinity with a miniature replica of its "Bow Bells" and this cherub head, the one now gracing The Cherub Gate on Trinity Place.
Trinity Wall Street's website features an informative video on the relationship between the two churches. See it here. While on the website, you may also want to watch the video documenting how staff members at Trinity remembered the events of September 11, 2001.
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With polls opening in one days time, we've some thoughts on the state of the race and some other races that have gotten a bit less attention.
Professor Cunningham: As we await the traditional opening of the polls for Election Day tomorrow, some closing thoughts on campaigns we've discussed and some of the politics we've not examined as closely.
We've certainly talked about the Scott Brown-Elizabeth Warren race. Few US senate races are highly competitive in Massachusetts and not many have attracted the quality of candidates that this one has. I don't put enormous stock in every TV advertisement that runs but I think the last ads by Senator Brown and Elizabeth Warren capture some of the essence of the choice each represents.
Senator Brown's ad "People Over Party" emphasizes that the candidate is an Independent voice in Washington willing to work in a bipartisan fashion. The ad features a number of quick cuts including one of the senator with President Barack Obama. This reflects the reality of Brown's appeal and accounts for the unpopularity of his political party. Elizabeth Warren's ad "For All Our Families" stresses that she is a fighter who will do battle for middle class families and she won't back down no matter how powerful the opposition. She gets the Equal Pay for Women Act in there too. The ads strike me as a fair representation of what the campaign themes have been and reflective of the choice we face.
As for a Massachusetts race we've paid less attention to I've been thinking some about Question 2, the physician assisted suicide ballot question. Stephanie Ebbert wrote about the question in the November 2 Boston Globe, Ballot question is a matter of life-or death. My interest revolves around the effort of the Catholic Church to defeat a proposal it considers to be morally objectionable. At one time in this state the opposition of the Church would be fatal. But the Church's influence has been on a long decline. Ebbert reports on sizable monetary contributions to the No on 2 campaign from the Archdiocese of Boston and even dioceses across the nation. The money buys TV ads, but does the Church have any influence with the nearly half of residents who still identify themselves as Catholic? Money isn't bodies.
Rather than write about an under-covered national race, I'll just say that the presidential campaign has sorely ignored important issues that confront the country. The Obama administration in its 2009 prediction of unemployment of under 6%, and the Romney campaign in its critique of the recovery have ignored the reality of how deep the contraction was and how long it historically takes to dig ourselves out. I've written about this before most recently in This Time Is Different, Again? Then, in the wake of the devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy, it occurred to many of us that the presidential candidates had never engaged about global warming. Finally I was intrigued by an Opinion piece in the Washington Post by Greg Jaffe, The world is safer. But no one in Washington can talk about it. Jaffe writes: "When it comes to foreign policy, the incentives on the campaign trail run toward ruin: Aspirants to public office praise the troops and preach the possibility of global doom."
As a means to engage and educate the citizenry about our common stake, campaigns are too often a flat failure.
Professor Ubertaccio: I'm watching one race close to home (literally, to quote the Vice President). I've noted before that I have the good fortune of living in a real two-party town. Sandwich has a very competitive state representative race between the Republican incumbent, Randy Hunt, and his Democratic challenger Patrick Ellis.
The outcome of this race will help determine the future of two-party politics in Massachusetts.
This race will test the GOTV of both parties in an area that has been amendable to Republicans. The 5th District seat was won by Jeff Perry who held it until his run for Congress in 2010. Sandwich Republicans have a very active local organization and a strong get out the vote operation and the climate is amendable: John Kerry narrowly lost the town in 2004 and Barack Obama won by only 1 percentage point.
Perry used the strength of that organization to launch his run for Congress in 2010.
His successor, Hunt, beat back a very strong challenge that year by Lance Lambros. That Republican success came amid strong pushback from the state's Democratic party that helped–narrowly–to reelect Senate President Therese Murray and put Bill Keating over the top in the congressional race.
Now Hunt faces another strong challenge and an even greater test, one that will help determine whether the state can remain two-party at any level. In Patrick Ellis, the Democrats have found a candidate with very high name recognition in Sandwich and they've invested time, energy, and finances to turn the town blue.
Republican efforts will be buoyed here by a second run by another Sandwich resident, Tom Keyes, against Therese Murray. Brown and Romney should carry the town.
In the 9th congressional district, Bill Keating faces a token opponent who is still likely to take a healthy dose of the vote year, evidence of the strong conservative tilt of the district and certainly not the quality of the GOP congressional campaign.
Democratic Party chair John Walsh has put a lot of effort into his coordinated campaign strategy and has had his volunteers knocking on doors since the spring.
If a town like Sandwich can be turned blue by the aggressive approach Walsh has pursued, Republicans should quietly turn out their lights in Massachusetts and discontinue the farce of acting like an organized political party.
A Hunt victory can help the GOP keep a flicker of hope.
Professor Duquette: I have been keeping an eye on the Senate race next door. Linda McMahon's effort to buy a US Senate seat in Connecticut seems to be providing a very interesting and potentially useful case study on the impact of unlimited campaign financing. On Wednesday, I am eager to begin sorting out the stories of Scott and Linda, two blue state Republicans trying to get elected by denying their loyalty to the Republican Party. Even a cursory glance at their campaign rhetoric from 2010 (something the news media never really did during this year's races) show two very different types of campaigns. Scott and Linda are eager to "work with" President Obama in 2012. In 2010? Not so much. It appears that Scott and Linda will both come up a bit short tomorrow, though for political scientists it would be more interesting if one of them won and the other lost. We'll see.


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O'Hara has attended the meetings for years ... and during the last meeting, while she was recovering, asked the council to consider stricter rules to protect people from dog attacks.
Health Department Director Lou Franklin says her office is analyzing the practices of other animal control facilities throughout the state.
"So we're looking to see if there are different ways to enforce -- or more stringent ways to enforce the current ordinance that we have in place."
Franklin says she her office won't necessarily propose an ordinance revision ... but she might propose a change to how animal control enforces the current ordinance.
She plans to present something to the council at the next meeting.
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Professionalism Coordinating Council
Professionalism Coordinating Council. This committee coordinates the association's efforts to improve professional conduct on the part of lawyers and judges in light of the lawyers' Oath of Admission to practice law in Colorado and the reasonable expectations of the bench, bar, and the public.
Co-Chairs: Karen Burns (CBA) and Donald Alperstein (DBA)