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|Ventus / Aquos hybrid
|First appearance
|A Fish Called Tayghen
|Voiced by
|Carman Melville
Hairadee (original version: 'Rock' (ロック Rokku)) was a Ventus/Aquos hybrid Bakugan that served Naga. He looked like he is a little bit more Ventus than Aquos. Hairadee strongly resembles a male version of Harpus, being roughly humanoid with feathers on his arms. However, this is offset by having tentacles instead of hair, webbed feet, shark-like teeth and an overall blue and green color scheme.
Bakugan Battle Brawlers
He was first seen when the Battle Brawlers entered Vestroia. He was battling them alongside Taygen in the combined Aquos and Ventus worlds.
He and Tayghen attack the brawlers until Shun and Marucho step-up to fight. Shun defeats Hairadee in an aerial battle and knocks him into the water for Marucho to finish off. However, this proves to be a terrible mistake when Hairadee brings his Aquos abilities to bear and freezes Marucho in the lake. The battle rages but Shun is unable to defeat him until Marucho is freed and helps Shun with some card combos using Preyas.
Hairadee returns with Naga's forces attacking Earth. He is stopped at a castle by Shun and Komba. The two easily match Hairadee blow for blow until he unleashes an ability to trap Skyress. The brawlers are quickly outclassed and are thrown into the castle and later Hariadee tried to attack Shun but Komba threw bombs at him. Shun eventually manages to free Skyress with a combination of his ninja skills and is saved by Julio when he shows up and uses Tentaclear's abilities. The brawlers and their Bakugan manage to finally destroy Hairadee with all of their powers combined. Hairadee with Druman also fought Sirenoid, but he was defeated.
Being a hybrid of wind and water, Hairadee either specializes in ice attacks that freeze opponents or he hurls shards of ice with the force of a raging blizzard. Complementing his sister Taygen, Hairadee prefers to use his Ventus abilities more often than his Aquos ones; Taygen is large and blunt while Hairadee is small and agile. Personality-wise, Hairadee shows more contempt for other beings than many of the other Hybrid Bakugan as shown when he viciously attacks Skyress despite her being totally helpless, only to be repaid in kind by Skyress herself who destroys him.
- Ability Cards
- Freezing Wave: (Aquos/Ventus)
- Crystal Missile: (Aquos)
- Crystal Fortress: (Aquos)
- I-Power:
- Polar Cylinder: (Aquos)
- Blow Away: Moves the opponent to another Gate Card (Ventus).
- Dive Mirage: Allows Hairadee to move to another Gate Card, making the Gate Card it was on nullified (Aquos).
- Shadow Aggressor: (Ventus)
- Air Attack: (Ventus)
- Crystal Chamber: (Aquos)
- Hairadee resembles Medusa from Greek mythology.
- He has the same voice actor as Trister in the English dub.
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The Texas Supreme Court is the highest appellate court for civil litigation in Texas. Located in Austin, the panel consists of a chief justice and eight justices who are elected statewide to staggered six-year terms. The governor also has the authority to appoint justices temporarily to fill vacancies. Appointed justices, who must be confirmed by the Texas Senate, may serve out the unexpired term. The court also has authority in many statewide legal matters in addition to litigation, according to its Web site: "By statute the Court has administrative control over the State Bar of Texas. Tex. Gov't Code § 81.011. The Court is also the sole authority for licensing attorneys in Texas and appoints the members of the Board of Law Examiners which administers the Texas bar examination. Tex. Gov't Code §§ 82.00, 82.004. The Court promulgates theTexas Rules of Civil Procedure, the Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure, the Texas Rules of Evidence and other rules and standards."


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Nobody Here But Us Patriots
Here are U.S. soldiers during a joint exercise with the Patriot anti-missile system in Tel Aviv, yesterday, October 24. This is part of the large joint missile defense exercise of the IDF and the U.S. Army.
The Patriot missile system is designed to detect, target and then hit incoming missiles. Thise missiles are often not more than 10 long and flying faster than the speed of sound.
The Patriot is a guided missile, with an infrared seeker that's sensitive to engine heat. A ground-based, high performance radar finds, identifies and track the targets, and can lock on it when it's as far away as 50 miles. An incoming missile flying at 5 times the speed of sound is going at about one mile per second. Once the missile is detected, the system makes automatic detection and launching decisions. Humans are just too slow for that one.
Back in the first Gulf War, the Patriots' performance left much to be desired. The House Government Operations Subcommittee on Legislation and National Security reported that the "Patriot missile system was not the spectacular success in the Persian Gulf War that the American public was led to believe. There is little evidence to prove that the Patriot hit more than a few Scud missiles launched by Iraq during the Gulf War, and there are some doubts about even these engagements. The public and the United States Congress were misled by definitive statements of success issued by administration and Raytheon representatives during and after the war."
A Fifth Estate documentary quotes former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens as saying the Israeli government was so dissatisfied with the performance of the missile defense, it wanted to launch its own military retaliation on Iraq, despite American objectio (the U.S. was worried about reactions from Arab members of the Coalition of the Willing).
Obviously, much has been improved in two-plus decades – let's hope. And also let's hope those young men are having a good stay in Tel Aviv. It's an amazing city with cheap bike rentals…Yori Yanover
About the Author: Yori Yanover has been a working journalist since age 17, before he enlisted and worked for Ba'Machane Nachal. Since then he has worked for Israel Shelanu, the US supplement of Yedioth, JCN18.com, USAJewish.com, Lubavitch News Service, Arutz 7 (as DJ on the high seas), and the Grand Street News. He has published Dancing and Crying, a colorful and intimate portrait of the last two years in the life of the late Lubavitch Rebbe, (in Hebrew), and two fun books in English: The Cabalist's Daughter: A Novel of Practical Messianic Redemption, and How Would God REALLY Vote.
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Billy Mitchell was an American jazz tenor saxophonist.
Mitchell was born in Kansas City, Missouri. Known for his close association with fellow Detroit based player Thad Jones and work with a variety of big bands including Woody Herman's when he replaced Gene Ammons. In 1949 Mitchell recorded with the Milt Buckner band, and from 1956 to 1957 he played with Dizzy Gillespie in his big band.
From 1957 until 1961 and from 1966 to 1967 Mitchell played with Count Basie, having replaced Lockjaw Davis. In the early 1960s he co-led a group with Al Grey, and also served as musical director to Stevie Wonder for a short time during this period. Mitchell was an exponent of hard-driving post-bop. He died in Rockville Centre, NY,Read more


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"We're 65 years old," chuckled Weiner, a Philadelphia lawyer who has become bicoastal since marrying his Manhattan Beach bride. "We're at an age when you start getting rid of stuff, not getting new stuff."
Both already had wine goblets, linens and fine china from previous marriages -- so the couple decided to do something to reflect their commitment to tikkun olam (repairing the world). They asked their guests to donate to the Judith Forman and Richard Weiner Family Fund for the Advancement of Interreligious Dialogue, which supports lectures and scholars-in-residence on interreligious issues sponsored by their respective local Philadelphia and Los Angeles American Jewish Committee (AJCommittee) chapters.
Weiner and Forman are particularly passionate about intergroup relations, and the two met on the AJCommittee's Adenauer Exchange Program, an annual event organized by the AJCommittee and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation of Germany. The two organizations exchange lay leaders for the purpose of building bridges of understanding between the Jewish community in the United States and Germany.
The couple's wedding plans were not as unique as one might think. The notion of repairing the world and helping others in conjunction with weddings is something that many Jewish couples are opting to include in their big day.
Sarah Dakar, owner of Under the Chuppah, a wedding and event production company in the Pico-Robertson area, often fields clients' requests to include philanthropy in their simchas.
"By attaching some kind of charity to their wedding, I have seen it only enhance the couple's joy by helping others," Dakar said.
There are countless ways that couples can incorporate philanthropy into their weddings. Some sponsor a meal at a soup kitchen on their wedding date, donate leftover food to a charitable organization, donate a percentage of their cash gifts to charity, donate their floral centerpieces to a local hospital or donate money or even a wedding dress to local organizations that help brides who can't afford their own.
For her February simcha, Jennifer Bilovsky, 30, plans to donate leftover food from the event to Global Kindness, a small family-run organization in the Pico-Robertson area that helps feed a base of 75 needy Jewish families in Los Angeles. In addition, she and her fiancÃ(c) will donate money to a local hachnosas kallah (bridal assistance), which helps less fortunate couples pay for their weddings.
"Traditionally, Jewish weddings were a way to give back to the community and to open doors to the needy," said Bilovsky, a writer who lives in Encino. "[Making these donations] is a way that we could continue that mitzvah within the context of the modern wedding."
Historically, there has also been a long-standing tradition of Jews helping poor Jewish couples pay for their weddings.
"It is a mitzvah to help out a needy bride and enable the wedding to occur and be a joyous affair," said Rabbi Jonathan Jaffe Bernhard of Adat Ari El in Valley Village.
But while the act of charity is selfless, isn't a wedding supposed to be about the bride and groom?
"Even though the focus is naturally on the couple, no wedding takes place in a vacuum but always within the context of a larger community," Bernhard said. "Being philanthropic reminds us of that and instills within us a sense of gratitude for what we have been blessed with and our obligation to help others in need."
Coming from two very philanthropic families, Sasha Strauss and Leerone Milstein grew up believing in the importance of helping those less fortunate. When planning their December 2006 wedding, the Los Feliz couple immediately knew they wanted to include a charitable aspect to their big day. But rather than simply asking guests to donate to a worthy cause, the couple wanted something more.
"We wanted a program where [our guests] could participate hands-on in a philanthropic cause to feel like they have already affected someone when they left," said Strauss, the chair of Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles' marketing and communications committee and the owner of a brand consulting firm.
A few days before their wedding, the couple and about 40 of their guests spent several hours assembling food baskets at the SOVA Food Pantry in Los Angeles. Strauss, his wife and their guests were deeply affected by the experience.
"That type of direct exposure changes people," Strauss said. "It makes you look at writing that check [for charity] in a whole new way because you envision the person whose life is changing from you writing that check."
Preparing for one of his frequent trips back to Philly, Weiner, too, reaffirms his dedication to making a difference. He and Forman will continue to make donations to the AJC fund they created.
"We wanted to do something that was meaningful to us and reflects our commitment to the principles that AJC advocates," said Weiner. "I feel really good about the choice we made."
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Saturday, February 16, 2008
Preparation - 2 weeks to go
Wow. We have been planning this trip for over a year now. I can't believe we're leaving in 2 weeks. If you have been following our itinerary, you'll know we need to do this trip in a relatively short time frame. That's why we chose to fly west and go all the way to Shanghai on our first "day". Since it's a day that is over 30 hours long, we are going to have to sleep on the plane. The only time I ever got close to achieving that feat was after 4 bottle-lets of Scotch on my way to Japan. The next day wasn't pretty. So a doctor suggested Ambien. I tried it last night to see if it would knock me out. It did. Maybe it did leave me a little crazy because here I am starting this blog. So now, on the 14 hour flight to Hong Kong I can zone out.
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Take This Journey
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It seems entirely apropos that Christy Baron's latest Chesky release, Take This Journey, was recorded in church (Manhattan's St. Peter's, to be precise). There's purity to Baron's singing, an unfiltered honesty that's as refreshing as an early morning snowfall and fulfilling as a heartfelt compliment. Freed of overrehearsed affectations and overwhelming arrangements, Baron lays bare each lyric, exploring the soft folds of "Not While I'm Around," the self-delusional satisfaction of "The Lies of Handsome Men" and the crushing despair of "A House Is Not a Home" with unilateral finesse. Much of the credit for the album's polished luminosity must, however, go to bassist David Finck, who does quadruple duty as Baron's co-producer, arranger and music director. He also shows off his considerable songwriting skills with "Gentle Journey," a soothing samba that unfolds like a soigne "Come Fly With Me," and a whip-smart spin on the old "Guess Who I Saw Today" theme called "The Way He Captured Me."


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Berkeley residents are clamoring for more street openings following the city's first Sunday Streets event last October, where an estimated 43,000 people enjoyed 17 car-free blocks of Shattuck Avenue. But the Berkeley City Council has been hesitant to make a full commitment to bring back the events on a regular basis.
Livable Berkeley, the sponsor of Sunday Streets Berkeley, has asked the City Council to set aside $59,098 for two more events in fiscal year 2013-2014 (which begins this July). On Tuesday, when the council considered the grant, council members approved only an initial $7,500, with the rest to be considered along with a vote on the entire city budget in June.
Council members roundly agreed the event was a huge success, and acknowledged the health and economic benefits such open streets events bring to the city. But some were reluctant to approve such a large grant just yet, citing the need to fund other city programs.
Sunday Streets Berkeley Director Emunah Hauser said organizers are "very encouraged by the Berkeley City Council's unanimous praise for the success of our first event, and appreciative of individual councilmember pledges of discretionary funds."


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Robert Downey Jr. through the years
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With Robert Downey Jr. back in theaters this weekend in "Captain America: Civil War" let's take a look at the actor's career so far.
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I Was wondering if anybody could give me a good place to start in the Citico area. I have fished good portions of the North & Bald but this will be my first trip fishing the Citico. I saw a couple of campgrounds, but was wondering how many primitive non-fee campsites there were (on a river preferably). I'm not asking for any honey holes, just some general areas on the Citico & it's tribs. Thanks for the help. Matt
Can't remember how many campgrounds on the river but there are a ton of sites between doublecamp and highway 360. Trout begins a Little Citico Creek or thereabouts. Remember there is a daily permit for the main river all the way in to doublecamp area. In the wild sections of North and South Fork of Citico you don't need the permit since it is wild fish water. You really need a good forest service map in order to orient yourself. The main river is full of people most of the time due to heavy stocking. It's a nice place though. Good Luck
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SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce luncheon set for Wednesday, March 11, will feature a recap of the 63rd legislative session that is wrapping up in Cheyenne this week.
The luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Best Western Sheridan Center.
Local legislators will share issues and accomplishments that arose during the legislative session that could affect local businesses.
The luncheon is open to the public. The cost for the buffet lunch is $15.
For additional information, call the Chamber of Commerce at 672-2485.
The Best Western Sheridan Center is located at 612 N. Main St.
SHERIDAN — Wyoming's Sage Grouse Implementation Team mapping subcommittee will be meeting in Buffalo Tuesday, April 28, to provide opportunity for the public to comment on proposed revisions to sage-grouse core area boundaries.
The meeting is one of several held around the state based on Wyoming's eight sage-grouse Local Working Group areas.
The meeting will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Buffalo fire hall to review proposed revisions for the Bighorn Basin and Northeast Local Working Group areas.
In addition to these meetings of the Governor's Sage-Grouse Implementation Team mapping subcommittee, a meeting will be held in Casper at 6 p.m. on May 5 at the Game and Fish office to deliberate proposals from Tuesday's meeting.
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Johnson County Fire Control is located at 314 Railroad Ave. in Buffalo.
Dayton Town Council
work session
7 p.m. April 28
Dayton Town Hall
608 Broadway St.
- Discussion on the 2015-2016 budget for the Town of Dayton
Sheridan Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees Meeting Agenda
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
April Board Meeting
Open Meeting 3 p.m. – Hospital Conference Rooms C
- Call To Order
- Welcome, Public Comments, Introductions
- Approval of April Board Meeting Agenda (Action)
- Approval of March Board Meeting Minutes –April 1, 2015 (Action)
- Old Business
- Quality Committee Report (Information)
- Medical Staff Report
- Welcome Dr. Selde – Emergency Medicine Physician
- Privileging (Action)
- Proposed By-Laws Amendments – Peer Review Committee (Action)
- Administration Report (Information)
- Budget Process
- Joint Commission Update – Mackenzie Mudd and Rob Forister
- Wyoming Life Flight
- Cerner Optimization
- Finance Committee Report
- Financial Statements (Information)
- Review Proposed Board Resolution on Capital Policy (Action)
- Foundation Report (Information)
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- Executive Session
- Real Estate
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- Personnel
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608 Broadway St.
- Call to order
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- Deletions
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- Announcements/correspondence
- Old business update
- Act on building permit request for Brad and Wanda Johnston at 714 Main St.
- Planning committee comments/requests for future agenda items
The Downtown Sheridan Association Annual Meeting will be held at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday in the community room at the Downtown Sheridan Association, located at 121 S. Main St. This meeting, will introduce new board members, elect new officers, recap the past year's activities and discuss future projects. The annual meeting of the DSA is open to all members of the community who are interested in the future of Historic Downtown Sheridan. For more information on DSA, see www.downtownsheridan.org or call 672-8881.
The Sheridan Memorial Hospital Foundation will host its 2014-2015 annual meeting and report on Tuesday from 4-5 p.m. at Sheridan Memorial Hospital in conference room A&B.
The meeting is open to all members of the community.
The accomplishments of the foundation over the past year will be recognized, retiring board members will be honored and attendees will hear a hospital update from Sheridan Memorial Hospital Chief Executive Officer Mike McCafferty. There will also be a special guest sharing her story about her journey through cancer diagnosis and the treatment she received at the Welch Cancer Center.
Light refreshments will be served.
For more information or to RSVP to attend, call the foundation at 673-2418.
The Antelope Butte Foundation, whose mission is to provide accessible, affordable skiing and year-round mountain recreation and training in the Bighorn Mountains, will host public information and outreach meetings throughout the region.
The meetings are designed to give a progress report and provide information about ABF's goal to reopen the ski area located 59 miles west of Sheridan.
Each meeting will begin at 6 p.m., and all members of the community are invited to attend.
The first meeting will be held Monday at the Tongue River Valley Community Center in Ranchester.
The TRVCC is located at 411 Dayton St. in Ranchester.
Another meeting will be held Tuesday in Sheridan at the Sports Stop store.
The Sports Stop is located at 208 N. Main St.
For more information on the organization, see www.antelopebuttefoundation.org.
The Antelope Butte Foundation, whose mission is to provide accessible, affordable skiing and year-round mountain recreation and training in the Bighorn Mountains, will host public information and outreach meetings throughout the region.
The meetings are designed to give a progress report and provide information about ABF's goal to reopen the ski area located 59 miles west of Sheridan.
Each meeting will begin at 6 p.m., and all members of the community are invited to attend.
The first meeting will be held Monday at the Tongue River Valley Community Center in Ranchester.
The TRVCC is located at 411 Dayton St. in Ranchester.
Another meeting will be held Tuesday in Sheridan at the Sports Stop store.
The Sports Stop is located at 208 N. Main St.
For more information on the organization, see www.antelopebuttefoundation.org.
The Sheridan/Johnson county chapter of the Cloud Peak Back Country Horsemen will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. All members of the community are invited to attend this free meeting. The meeting will be held at the Masonic Lodge on Cedar Street in Buffalo. For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bighorn National Forest managers and members of the Forest Plan Steering Committee will meet Thursday for the annual forest plan monitoring and evaluation field trip. Participants will meet at Arrowhead Lodge at 10 a.m. before proceeding to different locations in the Tongue Ranger District. Discussion topics include wetland mitigation for the Burgess South highway project, travel management, trails, recreation sites and forest plan monitoring. The field trip will conclude around 3:30 pm at the last stop on the tour, the Hunt Mountain Gravel Pit. The field trip is open to the public. Drinking water will be provided, but participants should bring their own field gear. The group will take a lunch break at Bear Lodge at 12:30 pm. For more information, call Susie Douglas at 674-2600. Arrowhead Lodge is located at 6002 U.S. Highway 14 in the Bighorn Mountains.
Members of the University of Wyoming community and people around Wyoming have an opportunity to voice their desired qualifications and characteristics for a new UW president.
Presidential search listening sessions are scheduled on the Laramie campus and at UW-Casper with video-conferencing connections to many Wyoming communities, including Sheridan. Input gathered from the meetings will help guide the selection committee as they consider candidates.
A statewide outreach meeting, originating in Casper, will be broadcast through UW's Outreach Video Network Monday from 5-6:30 p.m. Members of the community interested in participating can connect to the network at Sheridan College in the Watt Building, room 132.
Written comments are also currently being accepted via email at firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information about the presidential search, see www.uwyo.edu/presidentsearch. Sheridan College is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
The Sheridan VA Medical Center has organized a mental health summit to bring together key stakeholders in the community with two goals: enhancing access to mental health services and addressing the mental health care needs of veterans and their family members residing in the Sheridan area. Led by mental health professionals.
8:30-9:00 a.m. – registration
9-9:30 a.m. – welcome and description of the VA's current services
9:30-10:30 a.m. – three breakout discussion sessions: 10 elements of recovery, mental health inpatient needs, homeless challenge
10:45-11:45 a.m. – three breakout discussions: caregiver/family support, Indian health services, homeless challenge
11:45 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. – lunch on your own, poster sessions
1:15-1:30 p.m. – plenary session and housekeeping items
1:30-3 p.m. – summary of sessions, discussion
3-3:30 p.m. – closing remarks and future direction
Anyone interested in mental health issues in our community is invited to attend part or all of the summit sessions, at no cost. For more information, call Michael Berghofer at 672-3473.
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a public luncheon to introduce its new department president.
Rebecca Allred will serve as the Department of Wyoming American Legion Auxiliary president for the 2015-16 year.
Allred joined the auxiliary sponsored by her husband, Sherman Allred, a veteran of the Vietnam era. She has served as Marion Tanner Unit 29 president, two-time District 4 president and held the department offices of chaplain and vice president/membership chairman. In 2001, she received the American Legion Educator of the Year award for Wyoming.
The meet and greet luncheon will be held at the Country Kitchen at noon on Tuesday.
It is free to attend and lunch can be purchased off the menu. All members of the public are welcome.
For more information, see wylegionaux.org.
Sheridan County is hosting a community meeting to discuss issues that may be of interest to residents living in and around the community of Big Horn.
These issues include street and road maintenance, storm drainage and flood plains and service and improvement districts. Sheridan County commissioners, County Attorney Matt Redle and county public works staff will be on hand to answer questions and discuss issues of interest to the residents of the area.
The meeting will be held in the Big Horn High School auditorium Tuesday from 5:30- 7:30 p.m.
For more information, or if you have something you would like addressed but won't be able to attend the meeting, call the public works office at 674-2920 or the commissioners' office at 674-2900. Big Horn High School is located at 333 Highway 335 in Big Horn.
The Center for a Vital Community is organizing study circles on dementia beginning with a kickoff Tuesday from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Everyone is invited to be part of the community conversation to create a dementia friendly community that will include education, resources and support for those living with dementia and their care partners.
A community that is informed, safe, respectful and supportive is a place where those living with dementia can continue to live meaningful lives, study circle organizers said.
The kickoff will be held at the Whitney Academic Center at Sheridan College on Tuesday.
The study circles will meet weekly for two hours from Sept. 28 through Oct. 31.
An action forum will then close out the effort on Nov. 4 from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Sheridan County YMCA.
For more information, contact the CVC at 674-6446, ext. 4203.
Sheridan College is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
The Sheridan Community Land Trust is gearing up for its annual Biketoberfest event, set for Oct. 10 at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The event will feature a four-mile fun run/walk, seven-mile trail run or 15-mile mountain bike race.
This year's event will be a morning and afternoon event, with fun kids activities, Dominos pizza and beer from the Black Tooth Brewing Company to follow the races.
Fees are $30 for the four-mile race and $35 for either of the other two races until Oct. 3.
For additional information on the event or to see race course information, see sheridanclt.org.
The Sheridan County Fairgrounds are located at 1753 Victoria St.
A public square rosary crusade will take place at noon Saturday at the corner of Main and Burkitt streets.
Organizers encourage local residents to attend and pray the rosary. The purpose of the event is to ask for God's blessings on the nation to help solve the country's moral and financial problems.
An estimated 12,000 similar rallies will take place across the country on Saturday.
For additional information, contact Holy Name Catholic Church at 672-2848.
Looking for a way to show your Bronc spirit? Join fans for a Sheridan High School pep rally on Grinnell Plaza on Thursday.
From 7-8 p.m., the whole community is invited to join in the fun.
Attendees will get to meet the Bronc and Lady Bronc teams and watch the burning of the bronc head.
Activities and food vendors will be available as well.
For additional information, contact Tyson Emborg at 672-2495, ext. 3228.
SHERIDAN — The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library.
The group will gather in the Inner Circle. Local students who participated in Girls State will share their experiences regarding last year's event.
The event is open to the public.
For additional information, contact Jean Arzy at 672-3623.
The Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library is located at 335 W. Alger St.
SHERIDAN — The Powder River Basin Resource Council will conduct its annual meeting and dinner Oct. 31 at the Holiday Inn in Sheridan.
At 3:45 p.m., Sheridan attorney Tom Toner will discuss land and mineral owners' rights in the oil and gas bust.
A social hour, music, live and silent auctions and a 50/50 raffle will begin at 4:30 p.m.
Dinner will begin at 7 p.m. and will feature keynote speaker Andrew Nikiforuk. The award-winning Canadian journalist will present "Citizens' Rights, Government Accountability and Big Oil."
The cost to attend is $35 for PRBRC members and $45 for nonmembers.
Reservations should be made by Friday.
For additional information or to RSVP, call 672-5809 or see powderriverbasin.org.
SHERIDAN — The Republican Women of Sheridan County will conduct the final meeting of 2015 on Monday.
At 11:30 a.m., the group will meet at Frackelton's. The event is open to the public.
Outgoing President Carla Klopfenstein will present slides from the national convention and highlight her four years as president.
The election of officers for 2016-2017 will also be held.
The cost of the lunch is $18.
For additional information, contact Klopfenstein at 763-2672.
Frackelton's is located at 55 N. Main St.
SHERIDAN — A community action forum regarding local efforts to create dementia-friendly communities will take place from 6:30-8 p.m. Wednesday.
The event will be held at the Sheridan County YMCA.
It is a culmination of five weeks of community study circles on creating dementia-friendly communities. The kickoff meeting was held in September.
The event Wednesday will focus on the action steps developed by the study circles.
For additional information, call the Center for a Vital Community at 674-6446, ext. 4203.
The Sheridan County YMCA is located at 417 N. Jefferson St.
SHERIDAN — Wyoming Game and Fish Department officials are encouraging hunters who pursue big game in the hunt areas around Sheridan to attend a season setting open house Monday from 4-7 p.m. at the Game and Fish Regional Office.
"We are proposing some significant changes to the hunting season structure for deer and elk in some hunt areas, particularly those areas west of Sheridan," WGFD wildlife biologist Tim Thomas said. "The open house on March 14 provides an opportunity for hunters and the public to learn about local wildlife populations, ask questions and visit with local Game and Fish biologists and game wardens about the proposed upcoming hunting seasons. We really encourage sportsmen to take advantage of this open house to provide input."
The following changes are being considered:
• Areas 24 deer: To reduce regulation complexity, WGFD proposes closing the general license deer season on Nov. 30 with no extension into December. Antlerless deer harvest in December will only be on Type 6 and Type 8 doe/fawn licenses.
• Area 25 deer: Consider options for changing the deer season, with potential changes starting in 2017.
• Area 27 deer: WGFD proposes changing the general license deer season during October from "any deer" to "antlered mule deer or any white-tailed deer." WGFD also proposes closing the general license deer season Nov. 30 with no extension into December. Antlerless white-tailed deer harvest in December will only be on Type 8 licenses.
• Area 37 elk: WGFD proposes eliminating the Type 6 September early cow elk season on national forest north of Wolf Creek Trail. This season is no longer meeting objectives. Cow elk hunting would still be allowed off national forest in September. Additionally, WGFD proposes closing the Area 37 Elk Type 6 season Nov. 30.
• Implement an Area 37 Elk Type 7 cow/calf season Dec. 1–31 off national forest. This season is intended to address damage issues on private lands with a limited number of hunters. This license type and season structure will be closely monitored to see if it addresses our goals.
Area 38 elk: Due to high elk numbers observed this year, WGFD proposes the Area 38 Type 4 license be valid in the entire area during the whole season. WGFD will likely return to the traditional restriction on this license type in subsequent years.
If you are unable to attend the open house, written comments may also be mailed to: Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Attn: Regulations, 3030 Energy Lane, Casper, WY 82604. Individuals may also provide comments by going online at: wgfd.wyo.gov and clicking on "Get Involved" and the "Public Meetings" tab. All written comments must be received by 5 p.m. March 25 and are provided to the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission and field personnel for review.
Public meeting to provide an update on the proposed Lodge ATV Connector Trail project, to connect the lodges in the northern Bighorn Mountains.
District ranger Amy Ormseth will recount the history of the project, share input from the fall 2015 public comment period, and describe alternate routes the agency has considered for motorized recreation opportunities in the Burgess Junction area.
More information about the project is available online at www.fs.usda.gov/project/?project+45472.


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Many players got the following E-mail from Zynga announcing their Fast Load feature. Mafia Wars players want to know what it means for us and the answer is nothing.
The feature called Fast Load is only for games on the zynga.com platform. As mentioned previously, Mafia Wars is not one of the games on this platform [1]. Fast Load is most beneficial to games which have a lot of graphics like CityVille. The idea is the Fast Load button will instantly load the game so users don't have to wait. According to this review Brandy Shaul for Games News, the feature will only work for one game at a time so you can't use it to jump between games.
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opened 1520
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Attractive & lively two bar pub in the village centre. An area to rear of lounge bar is used for dining. Pool and other pub games are available in public bar.
The building is part of a historic former coaching inn dating from about 1520. The original medieval structure was at least 3 times larger than the remaining and included a second wing located on the far side of car-park which was eventually destroyed by fire.
The inn also once had stabling to rear of premises for about 200 horses. George II once stayed overnight here on route to London. On the other side of the road is a Victorian pumping station close to the remains of a lock on the River Stour, which is the county boundary and was once navigable from Manningtree (in Essex) to Sudbury.
Now offering two to three cask ales & the odd beer on gravity from the cellar & over 75 bottle conditioned beers - a list that will grow.
A hop garden has been planted at the pub and a small on-site brewery should be in production mid-2015.
The Dorbers have also run the Walberswick Anchor for some years.
Lunchtime meals (not just snacks)
Evening meals
Separate public bar
Traditional pub games available
Real fire
Family friendly
Bus stop nearby (see public transport tab for details)
Beer garden or other outside drinking area
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MARLBOROUGH, Mass.-Butler Home Products has reached an agreement with The Evercare Co., which does business as oneCARE, to purchase the company's lint-roller, garment-care and cleaning tool businesses.
The products are marketed under a number of retail and private-label brands. A Butler statement described Evercare as "one of the leading lint-roller brands in North America, with a long history of providing high-quality lint rollers dating back to the invention of the lint roller by a predecessor business of Evercare."
The agreement calls for current oneCARE products to continue to be distributed from oneCARE's Waynesboro, Ga., warehouse. The company will also maintain its office in Alpharetta, Ga., which houses its marketing, sales and product-development functions. As part of the agreement, Butler will also acquire oneCARE's Canadian operations, which are based in the Toronto area.
Rob Michelson, Butler's president, said, "These new businesses will add to our capabilities and allow us to offer more products and brands to our U.S. and Canadian retail partners."
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CHLPA, Really?
Rumour has it that there is a push to develop a union for the players of the Canadian Hockey League. The law states if they can round up 60% of employee support a union would be deemed legal and the CHL would have no choice but to accept it. Because the CHL is an amateur league, not a professional league so things get cloudy. There has been no formal announcement of this players' union being finalized but there is a lot of talk and usually where there is smoke there is fire. The Union has hired former NHL and CHL player and Green Party member Georges Laraque as their leader and Derek Clarke as their spokesperson (through him is where we receive the union's proposed ideas). With that, it's time to discuss if this is a positive move for the CHL and its players.
The reason for the players entertaining the idea of starting a union is they want the same thing as the NHL players. They want hockey related revenue (yes that word that makes most hockey fans cringe). Obviously there is a huge difference between the NHL and the CHL in terms of revenue but there are certain things players would like to have their hands in.
One thing the players would like to see is some of the revenue Hockey Canada makes at the ultra-successful World Junior Championships. As of right now the players don't receive any of the profit that is made when the tournament is played in Canada. In 2012 Hockey Canada's profit for the World Junior Championship was $22 million. $6 million of that profit is given to the CHL which is re-invested into the league (education, drug testing, etc.). If the union was able to get a 50-50 revenue share it would equal $3 million split among 60 CHL teams and then split to 23 roster players equaling $2173 per player. Far less than the CHLPA's original number of $12,000 per player as Mr. Clarke stated. They may think they could get more money from Hockey Canada but then you are taking money away from the very grassroots hockey programs that got these players to this level. Not to mention other Hockey Canada programs and tournaments that doesn't turn a profit.
I'm not sure what the union expects when the World Juniors aren't played in Canada which is 1 out of every 3 years? Would the CHLPA attempt to receive compensation from the Russian Hockey Federation this year for its players from Russia? What about the years when the tournament is overseas, the players wouldn't get anything those years? The players would also like to see some money from EA sports for using their names and likeness in the NHL hockey games but the CHL doesn't get any compensation for using its teams and players, it's simply a marketing tool.
The CHLPA also revealed their plan to have only a $2 onetime fee for membership and no union dues. With approximately 1,300 players that would mean $2600 to employ a staff if there are no union dues. I'd assume they will take all moneys they plan to receive from Hockey Canada or other revenues first then take a rake of that profit and then distribute to the players after. This essentially is no different than union dues except the players never see it. I asked the CHLPA this question but they have failed to respond at this time. Regardless I doubt you can pay Laraque's monthly salary with $2,600, let alone an entire staff. The players may not see as much moneys as they believe with the union's manifesto.
I worry that this Union could potentially kill smaller market clubs like our hometown Prince Albert Raiders. The Raiders aren't a club that make a lot of money and in the last couple seasons the Raiders suffered a small deficit. The Raiders aren't alone as Swift Current lost just south of $200,000 in 2011, the Lethbridge Hurricanes reportedly lost close to $600,000 last season. These small market teams definitely don't turn the profits of clubs like Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver. If a union is to form this would mean the players are compensated more than they are today and the Raiders will be forced make more money to stay afloat. This means higher ticket prices or higher advertising prices. This could mean fewer fans and fewer sponsors which could lead to the demise of these small market franchises (only equalization would save these programs).
I feel another problem is the players would be negotiating from a position of weakness right from the start. The players need the CHL as a league to develop them into future NHL players. It's the most successful development league in the world hands down. Look at the NHL rosters they are flooded with former CHL players. There are other option like the USHL and NCAA but they aren't nearly as successful. If the owners were to lock out the players if negotiations went south these players would lose development time and it could be detrimental to a player heading into his draft year.
I'm not saying the players are treated perfectly and they probably do deserve more. A raise is probably in order but when you start talking revenue sharing it's a slippery slope as these small market teams are struggling now. It's not farfetched to add a couple more years to use the player's education package (right now the players have 18 months to use their education package or they lose it). I think a player's ombudsman is probably a better option at this point and wouldn't be seen as such a league altering premise. There are just too many questions with this union's financial model that don't seem to add up. As a fan I'm very fearful of a union that could potentially hurt the best development league in the world.


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CHICAGO (CBS) — Ald. James Balcer (11th) on Tuesday vehemently denied he was being forced out of his seat on the City Council to make way for a third generation of the Daley family, blaming an ongoing struggle with vertigo and post-traumatic stress disorder.
It has been the first time Balcer has mentioned suffering from PTSD related to his service as a U.S. Marine in Vietnam, but he insisted he's kept it hidden all these years because of the work he wanted to do on behalf of his fellow veterans.
He reacted strongly to suggestions he was pressured to step aside so Patrick Daley Thompson – the nephew of former Mayor Richard M. Daley and grandson of former Mayor Richard J. Daley – could have a clear shot at the seat.
"Absolutely wrong, and nothing could be further from the truth. I am leaving on my own," Balcer said. "I chose not to [run for reelection]. It was my call."
Some believe Thompson was being groomed to take over the 11th Ward long before Balcer announced his plan to retire when his term is up next spring, though Balcer scoffed at speculation his retirement was ordered by the Daley family.
"Not true," Balcer said. "I've been here 17 years. I didn't warm a seat. It would be on fire right now. I was not forced out. Retiring on my own. I want to make that as clear as day to everybody. This is my decision. No one told me you have to leave. I am leaving on my own."
Thompson, who confirmed he will run to succeed Balcer next year, also said has been no family meeting to discuss his plan to run.
Even so, Thompson has an impressive roster of advisers as he begins climbing the political ladder, and Balcer did say Thompson will have his support in his bid for the 11th Ward seat. Balcer was appointed to the City Council in 1997 by then-Mayor Richard M. Daley, and was one of his staunchest allies.
Thompson, an attorney and a commissioner for the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District, lives in the Bridgeport home once owned by Richard J. Daley. He is featured prominently on the 11th Ward Regular Democratic Organization's website, appearing in several photos with his uncle, Cook County Commissioner John Daley and Balcer.
CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports when Thompson was first elected to the Metropolitan Water reclamation District two years ago, few believed that was the long-term goal and that when he was ready for a City Council the seat would be ready for him.
Thompson not only looks like a Daley – both his grandfather, Richard J. Daley, and his uncle, Richard M. Daley – he also sounds like one, his voice breaking when he gets excited.
He even gestures like one, using his hands to make a point.
For the past 11 years, he's raised his family in his grandparents' bungalow at 35th and Lowe.
While Bridgeport continues to be an old shot-and-a-beer working class neighborhood, there's also an upscale white collar element now. The Daley name perhaps doesn't mean as much as it once did.
"I think my family has been committed to public service for years now," he said.
Longtime Bridgeport resident John Tominello said Bridgeport is changing politically.
"There is no longer a deadpan loyalty towards the Daleys," he said.
Bridgeport newcomer Lauren Lassus said, "It should be based on what they want to do for the ward, and their personal views, rather than what their last name is."
For his part, Thompson said he thinks the Daley name will help.
"To be truthful, I think my family has been committed to public service for many years now, and people know we're going to work hard," he said.
However, just like Bridgeport, public service has changed over the years, and while Thompson's family might have been run Bridgeport for the past 60 years, he's under no illusion that his name alone guarantees his election.
Other candidates who've expressed interest in the race include Bridgeport community organizer Maureen Sullivan and law school student John Kozlar. They said Thompson's decision to run won't affect them at all, but the quick endorsement by his uncle John Daley and the 11th Ward Democratic Organization would seem to give Thompson an early leg up.


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My name is Raul "Rudy" Garcia, a Hispanic Republican, U.S. Marine Vietnam Veteran and a small business owner. I attended the Commissioners Court meeting Monday, Oct. 28, and, after hearing on how the court voted on the veterans service officer, it made me think of Washington politics.
I was there to voice my concerns on the employment process. Did ALL candidates get the same consideration on their qualifications? Did the county get the best person to represent the veterans?
To Mr. Tony Ferguson, our new VSO, I would like to say "welcome aboard."
In closing, I would like to say: our country has enough problems; we need to learn to work together. One party does not have all the best answers or all the best people. We are ALL Americans; that is the only party we should consider all the time. To our elected officials, I say: do the right thing and not just the party thing. May God continue to bless the United States of America.
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For most people, Florida is all beachfront resorts and theme parks. In this series, discover the Real Florida that is hidden just past the hustle and bustle. Lessons in this series include:
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Meet us at the dock at 9 pm sharp, cause we're going night shrimping in Florida! This activity brings a whole new meaning to the term "fresh seafood" and it makes for an unforgettable family outing. Meet up with us on the Indian River and learn how to scoop up some of the most delicious morsels of the sea.
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What better excuse do you need to go play in the dirt? Our Florida fossil experts will show you everything you need to know to get you on your way to unearthing Florida's past scoop by scoop on the Peace River.
How to Do Treasure Hunting
Join us in Jupiter Inlet on Florida's Treasure Coast with a modern day treasure hunter for an adventure in the water and on the beach. Learn about the origins of the name of this coast, and scan the beaches for pieces of eight from long lost Spanish Treasure Fleet ships. In the process, we might find those car keys you lost last summer. Treasure Hunting in Florida is a must-do for your next trip or vacation.
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Do you enjoy gazing out into the ocean, letting it capture you with a sense of wonderment? Well, who doesn't? If you're spending time on the beach in Florida, Surf fishing is the ultimate way to combine action packed fishing and the calming effect of the sea. Join Chad and learn how to catch the amazing variety of fish found just off the Florida beaches.
How to Do Crabbing
Crabbing is a great way to enjoy some spare time on a trip to Florida. This segment finds Chad in the boat of Gus Muensh, lifelong commercial crabber and Florida's resident expert on all things crab. Gus takes Chad on his daily routine for Crabbing 101, and then heads back to the Crab Shack, where they steam a few up for a meal on the dock.
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Steinhatchee is a fishing village that's the definition of "Old Florida". Situated in the Big Bend of North Florida, this region is synonymous with one thing: Scallops. Go on an underwater Easter egg hunt to find these delectable shellfish. So grab your goggles and fins, and learn how to go Scalloping in Florida!
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The swamps of the Florida Panhandle are the only place in the world that gives us the rarest, healthiest, and most pure Tupelo Honey. Learn why movies have been made and songs sang about this special Florida product. Along the way, discover how bees make honey and what equipment you need to "bee" your own beekeeper from a 3rd generation beekeeper.
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(((Chloe)))) thanks for boosting this up.
I've not seen it before. And at first felt shame...but after reading Lou's explanation and looking more carefully it is simply beautiful.
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I can't believe I've never seen this post before!! I read everything!!
It truly is a beautiful painting, but your words mean so much more Louise. I love the way they are all reaching out to her, giving her the things she needs.
Posted January 27, 2003
Thank you soooooo much for sharing the picture and commentary. I'm still crying. I really needed that uplifting reasuurance. And sometimes I feel that my rapes are all my fault because I'm not skinny or attractive. That no one would do that to me unless I really deserved it. Thankyou...thankyou...thankyou!!!
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This is my first day of my journey to healing. I finally realized what was going on. To see that painting, made my heart....well, my heart did something that i really really needed, and yes, i cried. That painting is going to be put all over my house and car. No words can describe what I feel right now. I'm so glad I can get comfort and help here.
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Welcome, sweetie - it will be an honour to support you on your journey
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How in the world I missed this I'll never know ~ but I was blessed enough to find it this morning! It is absolutely beautiful. Although it had me in tears, they were good, validating, cleansing tears. it's so comforting to know that I have this safe, nurturing place, where I always feel those gently outstretched arms of each of you strong, beautiful survivors. Thank you, Lou, for this lovely post and to each and every one you here for your unfailing, unconditional support.
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Boosting a thread that tugs at my heart strings each time I read it. ((((Lou)))) ~ thanks babe!
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Dear, wonderful Louise...
I can say nothing but, simply, thank you.
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Boosting this because basically I love it - it comforts me every time I see it - Steph
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thank you, i am in tears, the kindness and compassion of everyone here is so touching, the picture is so beautiful...
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So what I needed. That is so touching, tears come to my eyes, and that is a daunting feat!
This place is most certainly a blessing, I am so happy to have found it and really, don't know what I would do if I hadn't.
I also often feel I still deserve the blame,I knew him, I knew what was going on, he said I wanted it, and I was too hot, too sexy to not, I invited it, and..... that I should be so over it by now.
I need those reminders that it wasn't my fault, as painful as it can be.
Knowing that there are people who care, comfort, and support, and truly understand is so reassuring and wonderful.
Thank you so much.
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That picture is so beautiful and depicts the beauty of spirit and the love and sincerity and comfort and compassion and empathy that are shown here in this forum.
You all make it what it is. Thanks to all of you. I didn't begin to heal, and it wouldn't have been possible without places like this.
Hugs and love to all of you -- I love you all -- Lee
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Hello girls~
My rape was premeditated. My mom was having surgery that night and she left me in the care of her boyfriend at the time. On the way back from visiting her at the hospital he stopped and bought alcohol. He wanted us to get drunk together... I was a stupid naive twelve year old, and it was my frist drink, but he said that since I had had one drink that I had to keep drinking... so I did. And thats when he raped me. He plotted the whole thing out... He knew exactly what he was going to do. He had even done it to his own daughters I found out later. That would have been nice to know before! But yeah, I do agree that with it being premeditated it is harder to deal with, to know that he purposely did this to purposely cause pain for me. I trusted him, and he raped me.