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In a series leading up to the start of Dolphins training camp later this month, The Finsiders bring you positional breakdowns of each team in the AFC East.
During Thursday's show, former Dolphins wide receiver O.J. McDuffie and The Finsiders gave their thoughts on the wide receiver position across the division. Here's an overview regarding wide receivers in the AFC East.
Miami Dolphins
Projected Starters: Mike Wallace & Brian Hartline
Key Reserves: Brandon Gibson, Rishard Matthews, Jarvis Landry
Overview: The Dolphins come into the 2014 season likely with the deepest crop of receivers in the division, led by former Pro Bowler Mike Wallace and standout pass catcher Brian Hartline. The two combined for 149 receptions last year, for a total of 1,946 yards receiving and 9 touchdowns. Behind them are reliable targets Brandon Gibson, Rishard Matthews, and this year's second-round draft pick Jarvis Landry. Gibson thrived in the slot last season until a knee injury cut his season short, and Matthews then took his place. Landry should compete for the slot position as well this upcoming training camp, as he's been a favorite target of quarterback Ryan Tannehill during OTAs and minicamp.
New England Patriots
Projected Starters: Julian Edelman & Danny Amendola
Key Reserves: Aaron Dobson, Kenbrell Thompkins, Brandon LaFell
Overview: With the exceptions of Randy Moss and Wes Welker, Tom Brady has rarely had true big name superstar receivers by his side during his career. This year follows that trend as well. New England's projected starters include Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola. While very productive players in terms of receptions, neither of the two are a big outside target, a role the Patriots have been looking to fill for quite some time. That role could fall to one of the Pats' reserves in Kenbrell Thompkins or the 6'3 Aaron Dobson, or even free agent signing Brandon LaFell. LaFell spent his previous four seasons in the league with Carolina, caught 49 passes for 627 yards and touchdown last year.
New York Jets
Projected Starters: Eric Decker & Stephen Hill
Key Reserves: Jacoby Ford, Jeremy Kerley
Overview: The problems at wide receiver were well documented last season for the New York Jets. To remedy that situation, they went out and grabbed one of the biggest names on the free agent market in Eric Decker. Playing in Denver's outstanding offense last season, Decker racked up 87 catches for 1,288 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns. They'll be hoping he boosts a passing offense that was 32st ranked in terms of passing touchdowns, and only had 13 touchdowns through the air as a team. He joins former second-round pick Stephen Hill, return specialist and deep threat Jacoby Ford, and slot man Jeremy Kerley in New York.
Buffalo Bills
Projected Starters: Robert Woods & Sammy Watkins
Key Reserves: Mike Williams, Marquise Goodwin
Overview: The Buffalo Bills receiving corps underwent a face lift as well this offseason. Former #1 target Stevie Johnson was traded to San Francisco. The Bills then acquired former Tampa Bay Buccaneers pass-catcher Mike Williams, and drafted Clemson wideout Sammy Watkins with the fourth overall pick in the 2014 draft. Watkins and Williams will likely They also return receivers Robert Woods and Marquise Goodwin. Goodwin is one of the fleetest of foot wideouts around, while Woods will likely step up as a starter opposite Watkins to be a consistent target for E.J. Manuel in the absence of Johnson.
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The opinions, analysis and/or speculation expressed by The Finsiders Blog represent those of individual writers, and unless quoted or clearly labeled as such, do not represent the opinions, policies or desires of the Miami Dolphins organization, front office, coaches and executives. Writers' views are formulated independently from any inside information and/or conversation with Dolphins officials, including the coaches and scouts, unless otherwise noted.
11 Responses to "AFC East Positional Breakdown: Wide Receivers"
I like our group of receivers better than any other AFC East teams group, although I believe that the Bills drafted a future star receiver in Sammy Watkins.
If they find a replacement Center (and yes…it's a requirement to REPLACE Pouncey unfortunately) then I sit back and look at this crew with a raised eyebrow….I mean, I am not entirely sure that it's wise to pick anyone other than the Dolphins to take the east this year….how strange how quickly they obtained a power-house feel.
Why can't we catch a fucking break Moreno I had high hopes for but our line will still be shit
It is always difficult making predictions when you are a fan of one team and not the others, but when I ran my projections for this year the Dolphins and New England both ended up 11-5! The Dolphins won five upsets during the year, without being upset a single time! I am particularly worried about my week 12 pick over the Broncos in Denver. If that happens it will prove that our team is truly ready for competition at the highest level.
Miami has the best corp of receivers based on actual performance. Bills and Jets both look a certain way on paper, but have not done anything yet. They're completely different than a year ago. New England has system receivers that will perform as good if not better than either Mia, Buf & NYJ. Don't forget the the TE's either. NYJ probably have the worst TE for the pass game, then Buf and Mia are close with Gronk reigning. If he's healthy, the Pats have the best passing game again in 2014.
Just to be absolutely clear about the progress of the Dolphins
I played football at Miami Southridge Sr. High (The Spartans). Don Salinger was my head coach in 1980. You know the guy, he's the one who was the assistant coach for the running backs and receivers at the University of Miami. He worked under Jimmy Johnson, and Dennis Erickson and has two national championship under his belt. Also, he is in the University of Miami HALL OF FAME. In addition to me, I played for the Iowa Hawkeyes.
We, the Spartans, went all the way to the State Championship under his reign. I know what it takes to get to the playoffs, and this isn't the way to do it. They are on their way down. That's the cold reality of it.
I have seen this time in and time out throughout the ages. Hickey, is trying real hard to develop a good team. His heart is true to the Dolphins.
He has these ideas that seem like a good plan. When in fact these plans are someone else's. It's a copy, and there is nothing wrong with that if you know how to master it.
Unfortunately he simply cannot master it without a whole lot of experience under his belt.
Remember he is a rejected product of Tampa bay with no experience in G.M. who's giving high hopes to the fans and owner. I would too, to hang onto my job. Give them whatever they want to hear and hope for the best.
I can tell that half of these plans are just made up as he goes along. I can easily see it, one has to be blind. And the fans are just buying into it. It's like he's using Voo Doo strategy. I mean WHAT THE HELL…. Somebody give me a break here.
I actually feel sorry for these fans, because they are in for a big disappointment.
I should know, because in my younger naive days I fell into that same trap. I remember the pain I felt that whole season.
When you put together a team you need to stick with it, because as you replace people, let's say GM and Offensive Coordinator, that team has to start all over again. So when you bring in the staff and players, you want to do it right the first time and stick with it.
Too much to learn in the NFL, unless you bring in Jim Harbaugh to San Francisco. Even Jimmy Johnson took three to four years to put together Dallas.
I mean give me a break. It was as If Ross just picked him right out of the yellow pages and said he'll do.
Hickey is trying real hard, and then he's going to fail.
PS: The fans think the Dolphins has built up the Offensive Line. NO THEY DID NOT. When you take a closer look at the players they lost, and the plays they received in STATS. They failed to replace them with equal or greater than what they had. Also, Jake Long has never been replaced yet by an equal.
ESPN has said the will struggle to 4 – 12; I say they will struggle to 6 – 10. Either way they don't make the playoffs. Not for a pretty good while.
The NFL does not see any talent coming out of Hickey yet:
Branden Albert: Dolphins lost Clabo ,Martin, and Incognito. Those Three are replaced by one player. The Offensive Line has actually decreased some what.. Also, the Dolphins never did replace Jake Long with another Great player.
Bret Grimes: Dolphins already had him. Just doing the obvious by signing him to a long term contract.
Randy Starks: would have been a stupid move to let go of Randy and weaken the Dolphins line.
Earl Mitchell: They traded one good player "Solia" for another. No increase here.
Louis Delmas: Knee Injury; Since he has been in the NFL, he has been injury prone.
This is a good time to use the expert's Quote: "Delmas, who turns 27 in April, has consistently battled troublesome injuries throughout his NFL career," ESPN.
Yes, Grimes had an injury too, but was only out for half a season. The Detriot Lions couldn't wait to get rid of Delmas.
In case you guys have forgotten, because you are too busy buying into all this Bull ____.
I will defiantly repeat it again, because nothing has changed. It's the other team with an excellent offensive line.
Lazor can only do so much with this line. And wonderland here thinks it's an excellent line. Nothing could be so further from the truth.
I just can't wait to see you guys experience the disappointment you'll encounter. I can't wait to see what this site will say after several loses. 🙂
I hate to say this but you guys are going to choke on this season.
With nothing but love for you all. LOL LOL LOL
Wow Scott Simpson is a loser. They didnt get just albert as an upgrade. They drafted a RT and a possible starter at guard and signed the rams last year starting guard. All of which is better then last years starters. And for the record Jake Long was terrible at pass blocking agile DEs everyone from Abraham to Freeney kicked the crab out of him all day
Well I don't like how last year they were so sure that Miami would pass because we had zero running attack
Scott Simpson the official poster boy for erectile dysfunction. Your turd sandwich is ready.. get off of our site and back into your dude pile.
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Investigators Charge 10 In Connection With Cheating At Columbus Casino
Ohio authorities shared the results of a month long investigation at the new Columbus casino on Wednesday.
Despite the state of the art security and more than a thousand "eyes in the sky," authorities said people are trying to cheat at the Hollywood Casino Columbus.
Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien said the investigation involved the unlawful conduct of 10 gamblers.
"Thieves will go to where the money is, and a casino is a likely place," said O'Brien.
The suspects were charged with cheating, by "capping" or "pinching" bets, which means they tried to add or subtract to their bet once the outcome of the game was known, but before the dealer paid off the patrons.
"People are trained to warn folks, and in some instances one fellow was warned repeatedly and yet continued to cheat. And all these people, upon confrontation, many of them admitted that they were cheating," said O'Brien.
However, the mother of one of the accused men told WBNS-10TV that her son claimed he was a first time player and didn't know what he was doing.
O'Brien and the Ohio Casino Control Commission said that Arthur S. Murray, of Reynoldsburg, was charged with five counts of cheating at blackjack; Paul Shapiro, of Columbus, was charged with three counts of cheating at roulette; Terrance Ferguson, Columbus, was charged with eight counts of cheating while playing craps; Thomas Collins III, Pickerington, charged with six counts of cheating while playing craps; Andre L. Tibbs, of Columbus, was charged with seven counts of cheating at blackjack; David Kim, of Columbus, was charged with two counts of cheating at baccarat; Ming Wu, of Lewis Center, was charged with five counts of cheating with baccarat; Mohamed Farah Waes, of Reynoldsburg, was charged with 10 counts of cheating at baccarat; Ammar Z. Hanbali, of Hilliard, charged with 10 counts of cheating at poker; Metin Karasalih, of Canal Winchester, was charged with three counts of cheating at blackjack.
As those from the Ohio Casino Control Commission put it, stealing from the casino is stealing from the state in tax revenue.
"These are revenue dollars that are supposed to come back to our counties and our cities and our schools, so we take it very seriously," said Karen Huey, Ohio Casino Control Commission Director of Enforcement.
Investigators said the cases were separate and unrelated to each other. The crimes were all committed between Oct. 15 and Nov. 8.
Hollywood Casino Columbus opened last month as the third of four casinos opening in the state after voters approved them in 2009.
In July, Cuyahoga County announced the state's first prosecution of alleged casino cheats in a case involving suspects at the Cleveland casino.
Watch 10TV News and refresh 10TV.com for more information.

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DOE Sets Website For Public School Teachers
Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein has announced the launch of a new onestop shop on the Department of Education's Web site for public school teachers. Teacher Page, which is launching during National Teacher Appreciation Week, will give teachers quick and easy access to human resources information and a wide range of teaching resources. It will also allow teachers to access calendars, email, and lists of special opportunities, including grants and other programs for teachers and students. It is located on the Department of Education's Web site at www.nyc.gov/schools/teachers.
"We all know how hard our public school teachers work every day," Chancellor Klein said. "This new Web site will give teachers a resource that I hope will help them find important answers and learn about opportunities that will enhance their work and save them time."
The Department of Education created Teacher Page based on feedback from teachers across the City about how a Web site could best meet their needs. The site will include:
Prominent links to Human Resources information, such as health benefits, salary steps, and payroll; Information on learning standards; Professional Development catalogs;
Links to lessons and activities;
Opportunities to apply for grants, fellowships, and workshops;
Information on discounts and donations;
Enrichment opportunities and contests for students;
Listings of upcoming events; and Direct access to e-mail.
Teachers can also sign up for various Department of Education publications on the site, including the new Teachers' Weekly e-newsletter.


text: The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has been dedicated to the conservation of plants and animals since 1875. Proclaimed the "Greenest Zoo in America" in 2010, the Zoo has continued to lead the way in sustainability and green initiatives by greening its daily operations and reducing its impact on the environment. Through green building, solid waste management, renewable energy, water conservation, storm water management, energy efficiency and community outreach, the Zoo has strengthened its sustainability program to have a positive impact on the planet. WaterRenewable EnergyEnergySolid WasteGreen Building The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has saved one BILLION gallons of water, enough to provide water (indoor and outdoor use) for 10,000 households for a year, since 2006 when it launched a major initiative to reduce water usage! The Cincinnati Zoo recognizes the importance of conserving water. Even though two-thirds of the Earth's surface is covered in water, only a tiny percentage of it is available as clean, fresh water. It is truly a valuable resource, one of the most importance resources on Earth. The Cincinnati Zoo is a major user of water in the city. With an award winning botanical garden and animals like polar bears, elephants and manatees, it is easy to see why the Cincinnati Zoo is a major user of water in the city. By aggressively fixing leaks in exhibit pools, installing low-flow faucets and fixtures, upgrading filtration systems and changing everyday behaviors, the Zoo brought the 2005 figure of 220 million gallons, enough water to fill around 335 Olympic sized swimming pools, down to 74 million gallons by the end of 2012 and used even less, 52 million, last year. This reduction in water waste and consumption has saved the Zoo 5.5 million dollars on its water bills; money that's being reinvested in the Zoo's infrastructure. Cincinnati's sewer system, a combined sewer overflow (CSO), is the oldest in the country. Due to the age and capacity of the system, heavy rain events cause billions of gallons of raw sewage to surge into the Ohio River, one of the most polluted rivers in the country. Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) fully funded the tanks under Africa in an effort to reduce storm water runoff. The tanks keep 15 million gallons of water out of the sewer system annually! The Zoo's groundbreaking water management system helps keep polluted overflow from people's basements and the Ohio River. Diverting water from the sewer system has saved tax payers money by reducing issues caused by flooding, erosion and pollution. Eventually the Zoo hopes to get 100 percent of its property off of Cincinnati's storm water grid. Pervious Pavement Pervious Pavement: In cities like Cincinnati, up to 30 percent of the land surface is covered with pavement, giving us places walk, drive and park. However, when it rains, all that pavement causes water to run off of roads and parking lots into sewer drains, contributing to flooding and pollution. Unlike traditional pavement, pervious pavement that allow rainwater to seep through it, instead of forcing water off the edges into sewer systems. Tiny holes in pervious concrete or spaces between pervious pavers allow water to pass through, recharging our groundwater system or saved to be reused later. At the Zoo, more than 30,000 square feet of pervious pavement allows thousands of gallons of stormwater to be stored at a time. Learn More: Visit our Green Tips page to find out more about using pervious pavement in your own home. Read this fact sheet to learn more about "Pervious Pavement: When it Rains, It Drains" Green Roofs Green Roofs: Instead of covering a roof with shingles, why not top it with living plants? That is exactly what a green roof is! Growing a green roof has many advantages, especially reducing stormwater runoff, retaining up to 75 percent of rainwater instead of allowing it to drain through the sewers. The plants on a green roof are very busy, filtering out pollutants as well as taking in carbon dioxide from the air and releases oxygen. A common plant used with green roods is sedum, a very water thirsty and drought resistant plant. And because these plants are covering the roof, they are reducing the urban heat island effect by retaining heat, rather than absorbing the sun's energy and re-emitting it as heat. This urban heat island effect causes cities to be up to 7 degrees hotter than rural areas. A green roof can insulate your home from heat, cold and sound as well as increases the lifespan of the roof by two or three times. They are very easy to care for and create a beautiful habitat for local wildlife. At the Zoo, a 2,400 square foot green roof grows on top of Giraffe Ridge Barn. This green roof is a test garden, planted with a variety of sedum and other plants. The Primate Center is also topped with a green roof, including a variety of plants, bushes, even trees! A sample of a green roof is houses in the Go Green Garden exhibit allows you to see up close what a green roof is planted with. Learn More: To find out more about green roofs, read "What's Up with Green Roofs?", and visit our Green Tips page. Rain Gardens Rain Gardens: In a rain garden, water thirsty plants are grown in a low spot designed to temporarily collect rainwater from downspouts and pavement. This strategic placement of a garden helps reduce storm water runoff, pollution, erosion and flooding. A rain garden also purifies the fallen rainwater as the root systems of the plants filter out dirt and other particles before releasing it deeper into the soil. Like other gardens, a rain garden provides a beautiful landscape as well as a good habitat for wildlife. At the Zoo, rain gardens can be found at the Go Green Garden exhibit, in front of the Harold C. Schott Education Center and in the Vine Street Parking Lot. The Zoo has some of the most visible and diverse rain gardens in the region, providing a model for other institutions. The information from these test gardens will help determine the best practices for creating other rain gardens in our area. Learn More: Visit our Green Tips page to find out how to grow your own rain garden and build your own rain barrel: "Filling up with Rain Barrel Knowledge". Renewable Energy Wind Energy Wind Energy – Wind energy is the fastest-growing and least expensive energy source. It is also one of the least expensive. The way wind energy, or power, works is pretty simple. The sun shines, creating wind as the air warms and rises. Like a helicopter seed blowing in the breeze, the blades of a turbine spin round in the wind, which powers a generator to produce clean energy. At the Zoo, a 1.2kW wind turbine is installed in the Go Green Garden Exhibit. In 11 mph average winds, it can produce enough energy to run your dishwasher and refrigerator for an entire year (2000 kilowatt hours). Our Windspire wind turbine, along with the solar panels in the Go Green Garden, are meeting approximately one third of all of the power demands for the Membership and Ticketing Building. Learn More: Windspire wind turbines are being used by homes, schools & businesses. Visit our Green Tips page to find out more about how you can utilize this free energy source; also read "Working with Wind". Solar Energy Solar Energy – What do green leaves, alligator scales, and solar panels have in common? They all harness the sun's energy! Green leaves use the sun's energy to make food. Crocodile scales harness the sun's energy to stay warm. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. Solar, or photovoltaic, cells are made of silicon, a semi-conducting element. These cells absorb sunlight and convert it into electricity without releasing carbon dioxide into the air like burning fossil fuels does. Carbon dioxide is the primary culprit of climate change, which is already threatening wildlife and their habitats around the world. Not only is solar energy clean, it comes from an unlimited, renewable, and free resource. Generating solar energy reduces our dependence on fossil fuels, which are limited, non-renewable, and costly. At the Zoo, solar panels have a become a regular sight. ti Zoo. A 20kw solar array adorns the roof of the Harold C. Schott Education Center, providing up to 25 percent of the energy needs to operate the building. 10kw solar panels are at the Go Green Garden Exhibit. These panels, along with the wind turbine, are providing more than a third of the power demands of the Membership and Ticketing Building. The latest solar panel project, a 1.56 megawatt array with 6,400 panels installed on a canopy structure will greet guests as they arrive in the Vine Street Parking Lot. This solar array is the largest, urban, publicly accessible array in the nation. For more information on this latest solar project, visit the Solar Power page. Melink Solar Canopy See how much energy is being generated by our solar canopy right now!! Click here to view. Watch this video to learn about the solar panels that you will park under when you visit the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden: Learn More: Visit our Green Tips page to learn how you can harness the clean, renewable and free energy of the sun to heat and power your home; "The Scoop on Solar Panels". Geothermal Energy Geothermal Energy – Geothermal energy comes from the natural heat of the Earth, and can be used to generate electricity or heat and cool buildings without burning fossil fuels and accelerating climate change. To produce electricity from heat radiating from the center of the Earth, wells are drilled and water is pumped through pipes hundreds or thousands of feet into the ground. There the heat turns water into steam. As it returns to the surface, the force of the steam turns the turbines to create electricity. Geothermal energy can also naturally heat and cool buildings. Geothermal heat pumps, which use very little electricity, circulate water though a continuous loop of piping that goes just several feet underground where the temperature is about 55 degrees F all year round. In winter, the water picks up the heat in the earth and carries it back to the geothermal heat pump which heats the building. In summer, the water picks up heat from the building and takes it underground, thus cooling the building. At the Zoo, 36 geothermal wells use this geothermal heat transfer to contribute significantly to the heating and cooling of the buildings located in Historic Vine Street Village. Learn More: Visit the Green Tips Pages to learn more about harnessing geothermal energy, and "Gearing Up with Geothermal Energy". Biomass Energy Biomass Energy – Biomass energy is harvested from organic materials made from plants and animals that contain stored energy from the sun. These materials include wood, crops, manure and other organic waste. Biomass can be converted into usable forms of energy such as methane gas (released from rotting garbage and animal waste) or transportation fuels such as ethanol and biodiesel. At the Zoo, several options related to biomass energy are being explored, including a small scale anaerobic digester that will generate energy from elephant waste. The train and other diesel vehicles use biodiesel. Learn More: To find out more about biomass energy, visit our Green Tips pages, and "Benefits of Biomass" fact sheet. Energy Efficiency Electricity in the United States accounts for 38 percent of carbon dioxide emissions produced. This includes the energy used in our homes, schools and businesses. All of this energy used contributes to pollution, global climate change and the depletion of our natural resources. The Cincinnati Zoo recognizes the importance of energy efficiency, and is committed to reducing our use as much as possible. In the past 5 years, despite adding 25 percent more building square footage, the Zoo has reduced their energy usage by 11 percent. Not only does this reduction help lower the Zoo's overall carbon footprint, it has also saved over $1.5 million on utility bills. The Zoo has been able to drastically reduce its energy usage by taking a number of different steps, including: Upgrading to energy efficient light fixtures to energy efficient ones, as well as placing them on motion sensors so the lights automatically turn off when no one is in the room Replacing old equipment and appliances with more efficient boilers, furnaces, water heaters, refrigerators and freezers Unplugging any equipment that was not in use on a regular basis Using heating, ventilating and cooling systems that employ energy management equipment and software Harnessing renewable energy through solar panels, geothermal wells, a wind turbine and biomass Switching incandescent lights to LED lights for our Festival of Lights, reducing energy usage by 75 percent Learn More: Find out how you can join the Zoo in reducing your energy use at home. Visit our Green Tips page for tips and resources on energy efficiency. The average American generates about 4.5 pounds of garbage per day. That is equal to 1,643 lbs of solid waste every year! With a population as large as the United States, just imagine what that would be equivalent to. What is happening to all of that garbage? About one-third is recycled, while the rest is sent to landfills, burned in combustors or finds its way into the natural environment. The Cincinnati Zoo is committed to diverting as much waste as possible from the landfill, either by making less waste in the first place, or through composting and recycling waste. In 2012, we made the commitment towards becoming a zero landfill facility. This means that less than 1% of our total waste stream will be sent to the landfill. Dumpster Diving & Baseline Data Dumpster Diving & Baseline Data: In order to truly understand what needs to happen to reach a zero landfill status, we first must learn and understand the waste habits of our visitors and employees. Through a series of dumpster dives, Zoo employees – including executive directors – and volunteers sorted through tons of the Zoo's trash to record what was being thrown away, and what could have been diverted from the landfill in some way. We learned that about 80% of what was heading to the landfill could have been recycled, composted or donated. Items like paper, plastic bottles, brush and yard scraps, leather work gloves and packaged food were found. Almost 12 tons of waste was sorted through between 2 different dives. The good part is that there is still room to grow, and really help our staff and our visitors reach this zero landfill goal. Composting Composting: Yard trimmings and food scraps make up about 25 percent of the trash produced in the United States. Why throw all that waste away and take up landfill space when it can be composted into nutrient rich, organic material for your garden? Composting is nature's way of recycling! At the Zoo, more than 8 tons of organic material is composted every week. When our composting program began in 2011, 3 main herbivore exhibits were composting all of their food scraps, bedding and animal waste. Now, almost every area within the Zoo is composting in some way. In 2012, almost 592 tons of organic waste was diverted from entering the landfill. Learn More: Learn how easy it is to compost in your own backyard by visiting our Green Tips page, and "Crazy About Composting" fact sheet. Recycling Recycling: Recycling may be one of the easiest of the three "R's". But reducing and reusing are just as important for diverting trash from entering the landfill. The best way to deal with trash is to make less of it in the first place. At the Zoo, a recycling bin always accompanies a trash bin. This makes it easy and convenient for guests to recycle plastic bottles and aluminum cans. Other items like cardboard, batteries, electronics, plastic bags, and light bulbs are also recycled rather than thrown in to the trash. We are the #1 zoo in the country that recycles cell phones. Many Zoo animals receive enrichment items made from cereal boxes, old, clean blankets and sheets, cardboard tubes, even kitty litter buckets, giving these items a second or third use. Our green purchasing policy has been put into place so that we are only purchasing items that are sustainable, which means they are made with recycled content, or are a product that can be recycled, reused or composted as much as possible. We have also looked at items around the Zoo that can be replaced with a more sustainable option, such as cloth bags for transmitting cash rather than plastic bags. We recognize that the best way to reduce waste is to not create it in the first place. Learn More: To find out more about recycling in Cincinnati, visit the Green Tips page, and "Ready, Set, Recycle!". SSA SSA: Our food and retail partner, Service, Systems, Associates, or SSA, is just as committed to conservation and sustainability as we are. They have invested in compostable material for almost everything served in the Café, including all plates, bowls, cups and cutlery. Cardboard, plastic bottles and aluminum cans are recycled. SSA is also enrolled in the TerraCycle Program, which allows us to collect chip bags and candy wrappers that will be upcycled and turned into products such as wallets, bags and purses. SSA is ensuring that behind the scenes, all food scraps for meal preparations are composted, and every recyclable item placed in a recycling bin. They are currently working towards a 4-star rating for green restaurant certification through the Green Restaurant Association (GRA, which is the highest rating a restaurant can achieve. A portion of the green certification depends on reducing waste. YOU and the Zoo YOU and the Zoo: Our guests are an important part of the success of our Zero Landfill commitment. When the Zoo Café re-opens this Spring, full composting, recycling and landfill bins will be available for tossing your trash. SSA has worked hard to make almost everything that they sell in the Café either compostable or recyclable. Check out the signs or ask a staff member for instructions on which bin the waste from your meal should go. If you brought food from home to enjoy, most of it can be composted as well! Any food waste, paper napkins, juice boxes and milk cartons can go in the compost bin. Reduce your waste even more by using reusable containers instead of plastic bags to pack snacks and sandwiches. Place any empty plastic bottle in the recycling bin. Chip bags and candy wrappers can be placed in the Teracycle bin. Ideally, nothing will go in the landfill bin. Thank you for supporting our Zero Landfill Initiative! Learn More: To find out how your school can reduce waste in your community, participate in the Zero Landfill Challenge. In the United States, buildings are the main contributor to our carbon footprint, from electricity, water, materials used in the building as well as where the building is located. Green building is an eco-friendly way to construct structures, using processes that are environmentally responsible as well as resource-efficient not only during construction, but through the entire life of the building. The U.S. Green Building Council has developed a rating system that is an industry-recognized, voluntary standard for sustainable building design. This rating system is the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating system, or LEED, and has four levels of certification – Certified, Silver, Gold and Platinum. At the Zoo, we recognize that the majority of an organization's carbon footprint lies in its buildings and utilities. Because of this, the Zoo is committed to building all new projects to LEED Silver standards, the first Zoo in the country to make this commitment publicly. The Zoo currently has more LEED buildings than any other Zoo in the nation, with three more projects underway: Harold C. Schott Education Center – LEED Silver, 2006 Historic Vine Street Village – LEED Platinum, 2009 Zoo Pavilion – LEED Gold, 2009 Zoo Gift Shop – LEED Gold, 2010 Cat Canyon – LEED Gold, 2012 Shipping & Receiving – LEED Silver, 2012 African Savannah – anticipated LEED Platinum All the materials used to build each of our LEED projects are sustainable as possible. Some features of these projects include no or low VOC paint, bamboo flooring, 100% recycled carpet, strawboard countertops, recycled steel, recycled drywall and plastic lumber. The Zoo has also gone through existing buildings to green them up as much as possible. Learn More: Find out how you can incorporate green building into your new or existing home. Visit our Green Tips page to learn more, and the fact sheet "Green Building, Give it a Go!". Living Building Challenge The Cincinnati Zoo is pursuing its most ambitious challenge in sustainable construction yet: the Living Building Challenge for the African painted dog exhibit in Africa. The Living Building Challenge is a non-profit, international building certification program that promotes the most advanced measurement of sustainability for building and construction projects. This would make the African Painted Dog Exhibit would one of the Greenest Facilities in the Country! Click here to learn more about this exciting project!


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Date of Stay: October, 2014
Although this was our first stay, this is one of our favorite parks now. The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating (they were able to fit us in at 75'.) The park is incredibly well maintained and regularly patrolled by the Dakota Sheriff's office. There's a beautiful playground for the kids, trails and if you don't find enough to do in the park, Apple Valley is only minutes away and there's everything you can imagine there. If that still isn't enough, the Mall of America is only ~20 minutes away. They run a tight ship here, but I appreciated that. Great place!
Date of Stay: October, 2014
We really wanted to like this KOA as the owner was very nice and accommodating, but we were unfortunately ready to be out of there after a week. It seems the owner takes a lot of pride in his facility, as he should, but he needs to run a little more of a tight ship. There's a few longer-term residents (they weren't there on the weekend, so I assume they're temp workers that live there during the week) that don't seem to share the owner's sense of pride in the facility. The camper next to us, for example, had garbage and "stuff" all over his site and some on ours as well. They had garbage on the playground (which adjoined their site) as well. The maintenance staff, rather than picking it up, just ran it over with the mowers and further spread it around. I ended up picking up some of it as it was driving my wife crazy. There was construction material (lattice, etc.) that was dumped near the creek that separates the two halves of the campground. The dumpsters were overflowing (they do pick up your trash though). We did not check out the bathrooms, but the owners/hosts have a little white dog that ran through the mud in the horse pen, then proceeded to jump into our vehicle as my wife was loading laundry. It got muddy paw prints all over the inside of the car - seats, dash, doors, etc. I think that was merely an accident, someone put the dog away shortly after, so we didn't make a "thing" of it. But, it was still extremely annoying. Overall, it was by far our dirtiest KOA experience to date, but it seems to be due more to the fact that they let longer term residents do whatever they want (like idle their obnoxiously loud, modified pickup trucks at 5-6am, every morning, for a good half hour while they get ready for work) and with it being the off-season, they may not have the staff to stay on top of it. They seemed to be putting in additional sites and they clearly care about the landscaping which was nice, they just need to maintain consistency as it currently lends to an awkward and off-putting experience.
Date of Stay: September, 2011
The good: Well maintained and relatively clean, the office staff are friendly, there are sites available on the Grand River and there's a great playground for the kids. The bad: The campground seems to be overrun by permanent residents that really take away from the visual appeal of the park. A lot of old equipment. One resident had a dune buggy. Another one had erected a plastic/PVC tent garage that stuck out into the road. Pets were unleashed. There were permanent residents coming in at midnight with cargo trailers. We camped with a 45' DP. They told us on the phone they could accommodate it with full hookups, but we ended up on a 30 Amp non-sewer site. The roads are gravel and very dusty. We would definitely not stay here again.
Date of Stay: October, 2010
We are staying here for a week to visit family. The office staff are friendly and the campground itself appears to be maintained. There's a lot of unharnessed potential here, but it needs work. The pull-through sites (the only sites that offer sewer hookups) are very tight and are "buddy" sites. You share patio space with your neighbor. Unless you know the person you're camping with, it's an unwelcome arrangement and one the facility really needs to give consideration too. Apart from the buddy site arrangement, it's very convenient and I'd stay here frequently. Unless you like to be packed in with people you don't know, you may wish to consider another campground.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
Incredibly convenient park with some of the nicest staff I've encountered in a facility. The maintenance manager took me around the resort in his own vehicle to find me the perfect site! Clean facility, sites are relatively level. If possible, get the back sites for an extended stay. They're much more peaceful. The only thing holding me back from a perfect review is the roads. They're very dusty! We will definitely stay here again.


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Re: Poe's Murderous Words
What could be more macabre than Edgar Allan Poe?
Okay, lots of things--like Poe's head sewn on to the body of an enormous glow-in-the-dark octopus. Or Poe's child-bride-cousin's head sewn onto the body of a gigantic neon green goat.
Yeah, yeah. You get the idea.
Still, Poe is one of the most macabre figures in American literary history, and this quote was one that I ran across (in LeRoy Ashby's With Amusement for All: A History of American Popular Culture since 1830) that I wasn't familiar with.
I don't remember Poe using many ninja stars in his stories, but, regardless, I tried to stay true to the spirit of his macabrishness... macabrosity... macabretude?
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This was a fun, challenging project that took several months to complete. A local food hall underwent a complete overhaul of its menu, branding and interior so I was brought on board by my client to provide fresh visuals for social media and website use. The fun part was combining food and beverage photography with [Continue Reading…]
I appreciate an adult beverage from time to time and my current hometown of St. Louis is enjoying a resurgence of classic cocktails, so it was an honor to shoot this piece for the Riverfront Times. It was also quite a challenge: shooting portraits of seven people and a dozen cocktails in five locations over [Continue Reading…]
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(the numbers are from Hobby Lobby, they are in the scrapbooking section)
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I've been getting a lot of questions about the locker numbers from Hobby Lobby, so here's a photo so you know what to look for.
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Your table is very pretty and I especially like the place setting with the candy cane accent. Very cute!!ReplyDelete
Lisa, everything looks so good. I love the table setting and love the wall displays. Your table is gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Everything is gorgeous! I. Want. Those. Locker. Tags!!! Super cute!ReplyDelete
Lovely arable scape. Like the candy and and number on plate too! So simple yet so festive.ReplyDelete
I think those chalkboard chargers are so cute. I never would have thought of making them, but I love how you can personalize them. The touches of red on the runner and the pears is so pretty. By the way, try taking a photo of your table from the side and you might get the best of both worlds - good lighting and a glimpse of the pretty bay window.ReplyDelete
Looks great! I love the chalkboard chargers. I saw chargers at the Dollar Tree the other day. Maybe I'd better run back. :)ReplyDelete
love your table...the lantern looks like Potterybarn??? very cool
So cute Lisa
I love the breakfast room. Perfect touches and very festive. Again beautiful inspiration
Your table looks so pretty and I love the wreath hanging at your window. Your living room also looks so great - you really have lovely style. x Sharon (I have the same dining chairs - I must have lovely style too :) )ReplyDelete
Love how pretty your table and chairs are! Your Christmas table setting is adorable. I love the chalkboard chargers and how you used the numbers on your napkins. So clever! I have the same problem with good lighting sometimes. I have to do alot of editing on cloudy days. I've heard that some cameras are better than others with that problem too.ReplyDelete
I love your tablescape! As soon as I saw the "locker tags" I was wondering where you found them. : )I am still in decorating mode at our house so I may be able to tie those tags in somewhere. Great job!ReplyDelete
Lisa, your breakfast room looks beautiful all decked out for Christmas. I love the chalkboard chargers and your table!! Hope you have a wonderful day, GailReplyDelete
What a great eye you have! Everything about your table is so intriguing. The locker numbers are such a great touch and your reindeer, well, they are just too cute. I love the height they add. Did you find the dishcloth fabric at someplace like Joann's or Hobby Lobby?
It looks so beautiful! Just clean and classic, the candy canes are the perfect touch!
PS I have the same problem photographing my dining table, it's either windows or my mudroom in the background...
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LOVE, Love, love!! The place settings are amazing-I have those little number tags, but never thought of using them like that. Love your style-your newest follower here :)
Your table looks so pretty and festive! I love the deer and the runner. Plus the chalkboard chargers and the "napkin rings" are adorable.ReplyDelete
I love the way it is so calm and yet cheery. I have changed to a more calm style too. DiannthaReplyDelete
Can't decide what I like best!ReplyDelete
You share my issue with taking photos! I have windows everywhere making terrible lighting. You tablescape is amamzing and I just love those reindeer!ReplyDelete
Lisa you table looks so pretty! LOVE those chargers! And that runner is perfect too! Thanks for the tip I am off to order some!
Lisa, you have outdone yourself! It's so simple and tasteful. I LOVE it! :)ReplyDelete
Such great Christmas touches all throughout your room! Thanks for the tip on the locker numbers, those are great. I'm going to copy your chargers, I hope you don't mind!
xo, Andrea
I've enjoyed viewing your home for Christmas. Just lovely.ReplyDelete
This breakfast room tablescape is just ovely!!! I adore the red pears in the centerpiece!!! Pears are my fruit of choice in my kitchen and dining room home decor!!!
I, too, have a ton of light and find the time of day makes a huge difference in my photos. My husband, chuckles when I tell him, "No breakfast in the kitchen today...I'm photo shooting!" Must be done BEFORE 10 AM or after 6PM. I've also been know to stand at an angle on a two~step ladder...dangerous...but it gets the shot!!! You've done a marvelous job!
Thanks for inviting us into your lovely home. Visiting from StoneGable A Homespun Chritmsa Link Party!!!
I just adore every detail!!ReplyDelete
I sooo love this tablescape! The Christmas table decorations are superb and fresh and gorgeous. The details are simply amazing. Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
Really just loved your arrangement.Tnx for sharing.ReplyDelete


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If I had to choose the one food that I absolutely couldn't live without, it would be the potato. There are of course the year-round favorites which don't help the waistline, such as potato chips and my big downfall, french fries. Summer brings good old potato salad. In the Winter, there is the aromatic, roasted potato. In the Spring there are those irresistible, decadent, scalloped potatoes. Here in the Fall, I like to enjoy my potatoes baked.
Now there are those who will tell you that potatoes aren't good for you because they are a carbohydrate that has a high glycemic index. While that may be partially true, I also happen to like other foods that fall into this category, such as bananas, which have nutritional benefits that outweigh their high-glycemic classification. And as it turns out, potatoes have a lot more to offer than just a tasty, year-round side dish.
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Potatoes contain no fat or cholesterol and minimal sodium. What they do have is about 5 grams of natural fiber in the skin of a medium-sized potato, and fiber is important to our bodies for digestion. Looking for long-term fulfillment? A six-ounce potato contains 2 grams of highly digestible protein, almost as much as half a glass of milk!
An average potato contains about 620 mg of potassium-that's more than a banana. Potassium is essential to the body because of its role in attaining optimal muscle performance and improving the nerves' response to stimulation. They also contain iron, which is essential in helping the body convert food to energy and can help the body resist infection.
Since potatoes spend their life underground, one would expect them to provide important minerals, including trace amounts of thiamin, riboflavin, folate, magnesium, phosphorous, iron and zinc. And because they absorb these minerals from their subterranean habitat, it's advisable to consume organic potatoes that were not raised in an incubator surrounded by pesticides, because those harmful chemicals will also absorb into this magnificent tuber.
Potatoes are also a great source of vitamins, even supplying about 70 percent of the total daily value for vitamin C, which is essential to help maintain healthy connective tissue and heal wounds. They are also good sources of B vitamins, helping the body make healthy red blood cells and amino acids. Looking for a good way to eat your potatoes? Try this delicious Potato Leek Soup recipe.
One of my favorites on a cold, rainy night, Potato Leek Soup is surprisingly simple and clearly offers more to your body than just a warm, satisfying meal! There are many versions of this recipe, but mine happens to opt for low-fat techniques to keep the calories down and the nutrients intact.
- 1 Tbsp Olive Oil
- 2 leeks, sliced (an onion can be subsituted)
- 4 cups Yukon Gold potatoes (any variety will do), sliced into 1/4" rounds
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- Splash of milk
- Salt and Pepper to taste
- In a large pot over medium heat, cook leeks in olive oil until tender, stirring frequently (about 15 minutes).
- Add potatoes and water or broth until potatoes are just covered, bring to a boil.
- Reduce heat and simmer until potatoes are tender, around 20-30 minutes.
- Add a splash of milk, and season with salt and pepper.
- For added yumminess, try adding in a little sherry or brandy before serving with some crusty, whole grain bread.
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Hundreds of security forces were deployed in a tense Indonesian province today to prevent revenge attacks after assailants wearing black veils beheaded three Christian schoolgirls and seriously wounded a fourth.
Police refused to speculate on who was behind Saturday's grisly murder in Central Sulawesi, an area that has a long history of violence between Muslims and Christians, saying the investigation was continuing.
Investigators were questioning at least three witnesses, including the wounded girl, said provincial police chief Colonel Oegroseno.
Fearing more violence, religious leaders urged Muslim and Christian groups to remain calm and 700 troops patrolled the town of Poso with automatic rifles. Hundreds more were on the way.
Ninety per cent of all Indonesians are Muslims, but Central Sulawesi has a roughly equal number of Muslims and Christians.
Though President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ordered police to track down the killers, Christian residents said today they were afraid to leave their homes.
"We are really scared," said Noldi, who goes by only one name and lives in the same village as the three slain high school girls. "For the time being we're spending all day and night inside."
The injured girl, who was in stable condition at a police hospital today, said six assailants wearing black veils carried out the attack as the students walked through a cocoa plantation on their way to school just outside Poso, Colonel Oegroseno said.
The heads of three victims were found several kilometres from their bodies. Two were left near a police station and another in front of a newly built Christian church.
The Vatican yesterday called the beheadings a "barbaric" attack and said Pope Benedict XVI was praying for renewed peace between the region's people.
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After an unknown accident Twilight Sparkle and Rainbow Dash awake to find themselves sharing the same body! Now they must struggle to hold themselves together as their world is turned upside down. How long can two ponies exist in a single mind? It's a race against time as they search for answers before it's too late. When all is said and done, you'll never look at Twilight Dash the same way again.
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I am liking this story so far.
Keep it up. Here's an applejack for you.
Until I saw the "Sad" tag I thought someone shipped Twidash to hard.
I'll give it a look later.
You could take this in many, many directions...
I'll keep an eye on this.
I'll read this later but what I have read I see a feature coming
You know what interests me most about this story? In most "two brains, one body" stories, the "brains" are neatly kept apart. They essentially wrest control from each other to manipulate the body, or they split the body in two. Here, they're mish-mashed together into one consciousness. It feels just like something like that would: confusing, disconnected, and blurry. I can kinda see towards the end that the two personalities are floating back out, but... I almost don't want them to. Keep it in that cloudy goo. The vagueness and the disorientation are what make it so fascinating.
Very well put together. Looking forward to more chapters in the future!
potential. Writhe more about what really happen. I am looking forward to see more from you
Somepony tried doing the fusion dance and it went horribly horribly wrong.
Let me guess, you got the idea from Shylight ? Still, well done, and its nice that others have taken that idea.
Oh lord...so many reminders of Dual Pie:
: "FINISH UP YOUR STUPID STORY, XAOS! OR AT LEAST DO THAT LAST CHAPTER OF OMAKE 3! .... I just wanna see Dashie again..."
That sums up my reaction quite nicely!
Wow I was imaging about something like this, but I'm just a simple reader who is too lazy to try to write any fanfictions.
I'm not sure where this is going, and I'm not sure what the "sad" tag has to do with it; but it's very interesting, and very well put. Nicely done.
Hellos Clappie!
Actually, up until I received comments on this work I had never heard of "Shylight" (although, once I am all done with this story I will head over and take a look at it). The idea for this story stems from a post about MLP fanfiction which talked about specific terms used in this universe. One of those was the tendency for writers to mash up two character names in a shipping story. I liked the idea of Twilight Dash, it just sort of sounded neat, but I'm not so big into shipping. In the end, this was the result.
Wow I was imaging about something like this, but I'm just a simple reader who is too lazy to try to write any fanfictions.
Hellos iEspeon!
The Sad tag is more of a just-in-case. While the overall story (so far) isn't sad, the underlying theme (two minds trapped in a single body, struggling to survive) is a little sad. Certainly not happy-fun-time. Can't say much more than that without spoilers on future chapters.
So, you went with the "Twi screws up a spell" cliche? Where did that even come from, exactly?
Hellos meme-asaurus!
Maybe. But then again, maybe not. The story hasn't yet touched on the nature of what exactly happened. Without being too spoiler-ish, all I can say is I think you might be surprised when we get there.
New title for story: How Alicorns are Made.
nah, not really.
This is very interesting... I await more eagerly.
Well now.
Looks like Ah'm gonna have to track y'all's story.
How do ya like them apples?
Well, looks like something just got relevant to me! Tracking.
Very nice, needs more chapters. things can only get weirder from here on
Four Spikes, sir.
Mush for a brain is good. Two thoughts intermingling causing bad motor control is awesome. Keep at it.
Veeeeering interestingly. And I almost meant to type that that way.
I am going to keep an eye on this.
I would say the most notorious example would be It's Dangerous Business - Twilight accidentally uses too much magical lube(don't laugh) and ends up frying her horn. It's Dangerous Business is a pretty damn straightforward adventure fic in terms of tropes - a goal, time constraint, romance subplot, but it's still good.
Anyway, it's only a cliche if it happens arbitrarily(by chance for an example), but lets say if someone sabotaged her textbook or some other shenanigans(with a reasonable cause-effect) are involved, it's okay.
>>815550 So, you're saying that Twilight screwing up a spell is some sort of our personal unoffical trope?
Very interesting.
Will be fun to see where you are going with this.
And now that I've read it I just have one thing to say:
My, my.
I am currently planing to post a new chapter every Sunday (next one will be July 1st) until we reach the conclusion of the story.
I'm sur Dashie and Twi can fit together in some point and make some balance. I mean meanwhile Rainbow Dash is subborn, brave and confident and ofcort a good flyer Twilight Sparkel is calm, wise and strong magican.
Interesting concept and fairly well executed. Keep it up!
I've seen a case where 2 minds in one body works quite well, but can also fail: Kamen Rider W. The intro song even says "2 bodies and souls in one". I also think that that's half of why the story appeals to me, the other half being PONIES!
I love how rational thought is completely useless and obliterated in this story.
My thoughts exactly, I'll have to look into this later. I am very confused/intrigued by the presence of a sad tag instead of a comedy tag.
This is very bizarre, in a good way. The way that "they" think leaves you almost as jumbled up as the character(s?) are without being off putting.
Officially one of my favourite stories now..


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2013-05-09 / Sports
Lions, Lady Lions take titles in Linton Track Meet
Linton-HMB swept the team titles in the Boys' and Girls'Divisions of the Linton Invitational Track Meet on April 30. The Lions ran away with the team title in the Boys' Division, racking up 222 points. South Border was a distant second with 132 points, followed by Central Prairie (79), Zeeland (63), Strasburg (62) and Pingree- Buchanan-Kensal (29).
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Chinkin, Christine (2000) Normative development in the international legal system. In: Shelton, Dinah, (ed.) Commitment and Compliance: the Role of Non-Binding Norms in the International Legal System. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, pp. 21-42. ISBN 9780198298083
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Broad Channel Bits
Spring has almost sprung, but we have gotten a lot of mixed signals from Mother Nature of late—with warm temperatures one day and ice and snow the next last week. Even folks who love snow and seem to thrive on the cold were not pleased with that late season bad weather. Although technically it is still winter, most folks seem more than ready to switch seasons. And those mid-40 temperatures and sunny skies feel so good, don't they? Only three more days to the first full day of spring.
St.Virgilius P.A. is hosting an Easter Bunny Brunch on Sunday, March 20 at 12:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall. The tickets are $7 for each adults and $5 per child if purchased in advance, and $8 and $6 at the door. There will be fun and games raffles and face painting. For tickets please call Maura 718-634-9131. We deliver. Hope to see you all there.
Back by popular demand is the St. Virgilius presentation of Adults Puttin on The Hits. It will be held on Friday, April 8 at the American Legion Hall at 8 p.m. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the door. There will be food, beer, wine and soda included, raffles and—as usual—no shortage of laughs. There will be dancing to the music spun by DJ Healy. For a great night out, join the fun. For tickets or acts call Maura 718-634-9131 or Jenny 718-945-2356. We do deliver. Please come out and support our school and our community.
A Sauerbraten Dinner will be held in the Christ Presbyterian Church hall on Sunday, April 10 starting at 3 p.m. Cost is $10 per dinner. Reservations are necessary for this event. Call Joyce at 718 474-7769, Janet at 718 318-6454 or the church at 718 945-3443 for reservations or free delivery. Please make all calls a week before the dinner.
The Broad Channel Theatre Group will hold their much-awaited production of Guys & Dolls which will be held the first weekend in April at the American Legion Hall. On Friday, April 1 there will be a show at 8 p.m.; all tickets for this show are $15, refreshments will be sold and children will not be admitted. On Saturday, April 2 all tickets will be $20 (no children admitted); admission to this 8 p.m. show includes a complimentary drink. On Sunday, April 3 there will be a 2 p.m. show to which children will be admitted. Tickets will be $15 each for adults, and $10 for seniors and children. Refreshments will be sold at this performance. To purchase tickets call 718 318-0388. A portion of the proceeds will benefit B.C.V.F.D.
Both of our schools are involved in the General Mills box tops for education program, which has a website located at: www.boxtops foreducation. com. Each of the designated box tops is worth 10 cents to the school which gets it! There is a box in the main lobby of P.S. 47 to collect them. At St. Virgilius School they can be left at the school office or deposited in the designated receptacle in the rear of the church.
Products on which you can find these special boxtops number in the hundreds and include: the many General Mills cereals and snack-type products' Bisquick; Bugles; Lloyd's bowl meals; Totinos Pizza Rolls; tube refrigerated dough products like Grands; Hamburger Helper; Old El Paso products; Betty Crocker baking products; Gold Medal flour; Yoplait yoghurt products and Nature Valley granola bars to name a few! Each school can earn as much as $20,000 from each of three program components.
Tax help for seniors is now available at the B.C. Library. The program is already in progress. A volunteer will be available to help you every Wednesday from 1 through 5 p.m. until April 13. Tax helpers are from A.A.R.P.
Sunday, March 20 is the last day for the Winter Pet Extravaganza being held by Animal Care and Control to encourage adoption of dogs or puppies and cats or kittens. They are offering a 50% reduction in adoption packages which are normally $50 for cats (or kittens) and $80 for dogs (or puppies). Packages include spaying/neutering, vaccination, one veterinary visit and microchipping. The last item is a great way to insure that your pet does not get lost even if he loses his collar and tags! To take advantage of this deal and share your home with a lucky animal, call the receiving department of AC&C at 718 997-6330 for the hours and location of their full-service facility.
A very small group attended the Books and Bagels book discussion at the Library. Ice and the cold were two reasons for the low attendance. The next discussion is scheduled for Thursday, April 28 at 10 a.m. You might hear enough to prod you into reading it or hear the reasons why you put it down! A new method of selecting books will be brought up for everyone to discuss on April 28.
Last Sunday, the Jane Fuller brunch was very well-attended. Two women were talking and laughing happily about the large turnout last year and this year. One of them indicated the full tables and said jokingly about the brunch: "Next year we might have to make reservations." Then she looked around the room at all the people and added: "Yeah—a week in advance!" Seriously though, isn't it great to have an event like this? Brunches as town events are something special. A not-so-small measure of the uniqueness of living here!
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This April, Jonathan LeVine Gallery will present Mosh Pits, Raves and One Small Orgy: New Paintings by Dan Witz. In what will be his third solo exhibition at the gallery, Witz continues to develop his acclaimed mosh pit series while also exploring new surroundings.March 23, 2016
"Vegas and She" by Stefanie Moshammer
Denmark-based photographer, Stefanie Moshammer's newest project Vegas and She is the result of a two-month stay in Las Vegas aka Sin City. The varying images that this series is comprise of range from strippers, locals and nightclubs to pink Cadillac's and dusty landscapes...March 05, 2015
In the Magazine: Dan Witz
The first time I actually met Dan Witz was on a ferry boat ride touring the magnificent fjords of western Norway. At the time, like most people interested in the broader emerging art world, I knew of Witz as the Brooklyn-based painter who created an indelible series of mosh pit paintings...December 08, 2014
January 2015 Issue Preview w/ Dan Witz, Ryan McGinness, Kazu and More
Juxtapoz is proud to both kick off the 2015 year with a cover story on Brooklyn-based fine artist Dan Witz in our print edition. But we are even more proud that it will be released at our booth at Scope Art Fair Miami Beach and on shelves around the world during the holiday shopping rush. Witz is overdue for the cover, with his mosh pit paintings and unique street art being enjoyed by collectors and readers for over two decades.December 02, 2014
Light Installation by Megan Mosholder
We love Brooklyn-based conceptual artist Megan Mosholder's installation A Tale of Two Bridges. The project was Megan's thesis body of work and explored old conversations about city planning, race and power, older histories, and the more current social and political climate in Savannah, GA.March 08, 2013
Miss Mosh and Kendra James- GIF's!!
Miss Mosh gets what she deserves in these erotic little animated GIF's featuring her and the lovely Kendra James, as shot by Jim Weathers. The "Bondage Cafe" is the official website of Jim Weathers, catering to those interested in the most beautiful women in glamorous bondage. If photos of lingerie, fetish wear, super-high stiletto heels and nylons is your forte, well then... you've found the right place.January 28, 2013
Opening: Dan Witz "Prisoners 2012-13" @ Lazarides, London
As we reported yesterday on the site, NYC-based Dan Witz, who has been a pillar of street art over the past 30 years, just opened a brand new exhibtion, Prisoners 2012-13 at Lazarides in London. Witz' debut at Lazarides features his paintings from both his Prisoner and now signature Mosh Pit series. Our London correspondent, Butterfly, took photos at the opening last night in London. The gallery noted that Witz has been dispersing his unique stamp on the streets of London by painting one of his prisoners' image onto phone boxes.January 25, 2013
Preview: Dan Witz "Prisoners 2012-13" @ Lazarides, London
NYC-based Dan Witz, who has been a pillar of street art over the past 30 years and extremely talented fine artists, has a new show, Prisoners 2012-13 at Lazarides in London opening on Friday, January 25. Witz' debut solo show at Lazarides will feature his paintings from both his Prisoner and now signature Mosh Pit series. The gallery notes that Witz will dispersing his unique stamp on the streets of London by painting one of his prisoners' image onto phone boxes.January 24, 2013


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Fillies to host steak sandwich
dinner, Jan. 27
The Harrison County Fillies will host a steak sandwich dinner to be held in the HCHS cafeteria on Friday, Jan. 27. The dinner will cost $5 per plate and will be served from 5-7:30 p.m. The Fillies and Thorobreds will host their counterparts from Pendleton County with games at 6 and 7:30 p.m.
So you think you can still play football,
dust off your cleats
Randy and Tina Northcutt announce the marriage of their daughter, Amy Turner, to Billy Caudill, son of Sammy and Susie Caudill.
Both Turner and Caudill work at their family's Recycling business, Turner at Randy's Odd Jobs and Recycling in Cynthiana and Caudill at Caudill Recycling in Morehead. The wedding was held at Randy's Odd Jobs and Recycling in Cynthiana on Dec. 17, 2011.
Kevin and Donna Wilson Miller celebrated their 15th anniversary in Gatlinburg with a vow renewal ceremony held July 30. The Rev. Rob Bremer officiated the ceremony in the presence of their children and close family.
The couple was married on Aug. 3, 1996 by the Rev. Howard Livingood. They reside in Cynthiana with their two children, Jami and Jaden.
Kevin is employed at CMWA in Die Assurance.
Donna is employed as a Registered Nurse at the Elizabeth Bailey Women's Health Center at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
Jan. 10 – At 9:45 a.m., a non-injury accident was reported on KY 1284. David Mineer was attempting to back his vehicle up on KY 1284 when he failed to notice a vehicle behind him, causing him to hit the other vehicle.
Jan. 6 – At 1:50 p.m., a non-injury accident was reported on Wornall Lane. James Brooks was attempting to back out of a driveway onto Wornall Lane when he failed to see a vehicle behind him, causing him to hit the vehicle.
Britttany McCarter and Christian Arnold were united in marriage Nov. 12, 2011 at the historic Rohs Opera House. Frank Henson, Harrison County magistrate, officiated the ceremony.
The maid of honor was Rebecca Caswell and the best man was Will Fisher. Other attendants were Jonathan Harney and Jordy Kurtz.
A reception followed immediately after the ceremony upstairs in Aeolian Hall.
Desha Point Development, LLC to Garnett Bruin and Susan Bruin, Lot 31, Unit 1 - Desha Point, $22,000.
General Warranty Deed: Robert Mitchell Henson and Angela Henson to Lynette Humphrey and Patricia Jayne Henson, property in Harrison County, $1.
Gene D. McKinley and Judy McKinley to Raleigh Mack McKinley, property in Harrison County.
Rosalie S. McNees, by and through Laura French, attorney-in-fact, to Merrill Northcutt Jr., Lot 20 - Unit II - Robynwood Heights Subdivision, $40,000.
Donald Joe Edwards to Randy Northcutt, property on Ky. 1284, $13,000.
Parents, Catrenia and Jason Tune of Maysville and Scott and Patricia Thomas of Owingsville, and grandparents Bud and Kathy Montieth of Vanceburg and Garland and Patricia Sapp of Tollesboro, announce the marriage of Brittany Nicole Thomas to Kaleb Douglas Coy.
Coy is the son of Paula and Troy Miller and Kevin and Tonya Coy, and the grandson of Pauline and Jim Sosby of Carlisle and Melvin and Peggy Coy of Cynthiana.
Kayden Riley Picard was born to Kayla and Ryan Picard of Cynthiana on Jan. 10, 2012 at Harrison Memorial Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs. 8 oz.
Maternal grandparents are Paula and Cecil Bowling of Cynthiana; maternal great-grandparents are Geneva and Robert Bartlett and Johe Longwell.
Paternal grandparents are Paul and Heather Picard of Omah, Ark. and Angie and Joe Espona of Glasgow, Ky.; paternal great-grandparents are Mack and Ilene Padgett and Donna and Rogger Justice.
* Log Cabin, Sept. 14, 1906 - "The Postal Telegraph has been moved to the basement of the National Bank Building."
* Town Talk, Sept. 10, 1887 - "Blue Licks Springs has closed for the season."
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