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Simon Hickey may be riding the pine for the Blues tonight, but his thoughts have already turned to the Junior World Championship, starting on Monday, with the New Zealand Under-20 side he captains facing Samoa in Albany.
The 20-year-old first-five will join the camp in Auckland tomorrow but he has already introduced himself to his new teammates. On Wednesday, a rest day for the Blues, he drove down to Mt Maunganui to watch them beat the Chiefs Development XV. He had already done homework on the calls and moves, and attack coach Leon MacDonald briefed him at the game.
While it is not an ideal scenario to have the captain join the squad late, it should not have too much of an ill-effect, even if he doesn't wear the No10 jersey on Monday night.
"Hopefully I'm involved in the Samoa game in some capacity, but I guess we'll just wait and see how the coaches see things from a selection point of view," said Hickey, who will surely suit up as a starter for match two on Friday against South Africa.
Hickey is one of two players - the other being hooker Hame Faiva, plus coach Chris Boyd - to have taken part in the disappointing 2013 JWC campaign in France, where the team placed fourth. He says he is keen to make amends.
"It was disappointing, but every year is a new year and there are only two of us who have come back, so it's about making the most of this group. Hopefully we can get a better result in this tournament."
He likes the look of his backline, with several teammates already with first-class experience, and two others who have played Super Rugby.
"It looks really good, doesn't it? There's plenty of flair out there with a little bit of experience, so hopefully we can get some good ball and make the most of it to score some good tries."
If Hickey is rested, or gets injured, the New Zealand team can call on Damian McKenzie and Richie Mo'unga, both gifted players in their own right. With five games in 19 days, rotation within the squad is likely.
"It's a lot of rugby, but it's a relatively big squad (of 28), so I'm sure everyone will get a crack," Hickey said. "They balance out the workload really well. It'll be making sure you do the recovery and prepare well for the next game."
An Auckland boy who plays for the Grammar TEC club, Hickey said he will relish playing at home, with no shortage of friends and family watching from the sidelines. The New Zealand team to play Samoa on Monday, 7.35pm, at QBE (North Harbour) Stadium will be announced tomorrow.
Simon Hickey will write a weekly column for the Herald during the Junior World Championship tournament.
Six players to watch
Tevita Li (New Zealand)
The Blues wing is 19 and has already packed plenty of punch in his young career.
Last year, while still at school, he was called into the national sevens squad, appeared for the Blues against France and played four times for his North Harbour province.
His high point of 2014 was a sparkling solo try against the Crusaders at Eden Park, but he has since struggled to gain real traction and was dropped from tonight's Blues squad for a breach of internal team protocol.
Still, Li should relish seeing more ball and game time with the Under-20s to revive his reputation, earned at school, of being a "wrecking ball".
His teammate Simon Hickey is expecting him to fire on all cylinders: "He's pretty excited to get involved, and I'm sure playing against guys his own age he should be able to do some damaging runs."
We await the fireworks.
Atu Moli (New Zealand)
Moli can play either side of the scrum, always an asset in a squad situation, and should be in the thick of the forward exchanges during this tournament.
The 2013 Marlborough Boys' College head boy led that First XV to a famous Press Cup victory, his form propelled him into the New Zealand Schools side where he wore the No1 jersey in the narrow victory over Australia last season. Three of his teammates join him in the Under 20s. Signed by Waikato, Moli is one of no less than five Waikato University club players in this team. The 18-year-old has appeared for the Chiefs Development XV this season and do not be surprised to see him promoted to Waikato's ITM squad later in 2014. Moli is tall for a prop, but the IRB have him listed as a lock. He will not, it can be said with some surety, be turning out in the second-row during the next three weeks.
Scott Matthews (Wales)
An openside flanker who admires Martyn Williams, one of the great Welsh No 7s, Matthews is in prime form.
We know this because he won the final Principality Premiership Player of the Month for his sterling work with club Cross Keys. The 20-year-old helped Cross Keys into the Swalec Cup and Principality Premiership final. His Wales Under 20s coach Byron Hayward feels he can reach great heights in the game: "If you look at Scott, he hasn't got the physical attributes of most No 7s, he's not that tall, but he's very durable, runs good lines and understands the game really well. Defensively he's very strong. If he kicks on in this tournament, he could have a professional career."
Matthews played two games for Wales in the Under 20 Six Nations and also appeared in the Amlin Challenge Cup and the LV= Cup for the Newport-Gwent Dragons. He has clearly made sound progress.
Tom Staniforth (Australia)
Staniforth is one of two vice-captains of the Australian side as they look to move back up the final placings after some dusty efforts in the six years of the Junior World Championship.
The cousin of former Wallaby Scott Staniforth, Tom did in fact captain the Under-20s against Samoa in a warm-up game, so his leadership ability is not in question.
The 19-year-old Brumbies rookie, at 1.97m, has played one Super Rugby match this year, against the Queensland Reds, went to the 2013 tournament as Australia's third or fourth-ranked lock and ended up playing every minute of every game, scoring a try in his first outing against Ireland.
Australian coach Adrian Thompson likes what Staniforth brings to the squad: "He's just got a really high work-rate. He hits a lot of rucks and is just good for the toughness of the team."
Handre Pollard (South Africa)
We all know South Africa love their No10s, and the Under 20s have placed their faith in a man competing in his third consecutive Junior World Championship.
Pollard is the captain, kicker and tactician of this side as they attempt to win a tough pool, which includes New Zealand. He debuted in 2012 on home soil for the Junior Boks and his boot was instrumental in the final as the hosts lowered New Zealand.
"Handre has grown tremendously and made great strides as a player since making his debut for the SA Under 20s two years ago. He will no doubt command the respect of his team, both with his ability to dictate play from the flyhalf position and his natural leadership skills," said South African coach Dawie Theron.
Like Simon Hickey, Pollard has played a significant role for his Super Rugby side the Bulls in 2014 after making his mark with the Blue Bulls in the Currie Cup last season.
Billy Burns (England)
Younger brother of senior England No10 Freddie Burns, Burns will also run the cutter for the defending champions.
Central to England's fortunes will be how the Gloucester No10 functions with halfback and captain Callum Braley, from Bristol. The West Country pair have played together for England Under 18s and Hartpury College.
"We've got a reasonably good relationship, which is fantastic in those positions," said Braley.
Burns grew up admiring the incomparable Jonny Wilkinson, but now draws inspiration from his bro.
He has played through the grades for Somerset Schools and Under-18s and made his Under-20s debut against France in February.
Not a big first five by any measure, the 19-year-old Burns will be hoping to keep his big pack moving in the right direction, starting with Italy in Pukekohe on Monday afternoon.


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RICHLAND TOWNSHIP — Vestaburg Community Schools is facing thousands of dollars in damages to the Community School Complex after the building was vandalized on Sunday.
Montcalm County Sheriff Deputies responded to the Vestaburg School Complex early Sunday morning and discovered several thousands of dollars in damage inside the building.
Deputies were called to the school by the Richland Township Fire Department as they had responded to a fire alarm at the school and discovered a break in had occurred.
According to information provided by the sheriff's office, It appears the suspects entered by breaking the skylight on the roof.
Once inside the school, the suspects broke several classroom windows and used spray paint to write obscenities on desks, windows, doors and walls.
The suspects also poured cleaning chemicals on the floors and sprayed fire extinguishers randomly. The spraying of the fire extinguishers tripped a fire alarm.
According to Superintendent Jeff Beal, nothing appeared to be missing from the school and the motive of the crime was destruction of property.
This incident remains under investigation.

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I've had very good service with South African 9mm, .45ACP and their Springbok brand 5.56mm.
Just ordered some of this stuff from www.wideners.com, just to give the stuff a try. They claim to have it in stock, while wallyworld does not.
I've had very good service with South African 9mm, .45ACP and their Springbok brand 5.56mm.
Thanks Moondawg
I was hoping these folks and their ammo were OK.
I've been using the South African 5.56mm, 7.62x39, and 7.62mm NATO. Great Stuff and I highly recommend it! I'm always looking for more of it, too!
"Easy is the path to wisdom for those not blinded by ego." - Yoda
For all of those killed by a 9mm: "Get up! You are not dead! You were shot with a useless cartridge!"
Where are you getting it?
Character and Ethics count, don't leave home without them. Or your CCW!
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South African AMMO??? Come on guys, how about "born in the USA" products??? No wonder we're going broke here, please, when possible buy American!
CCI Blazer 45 ACP 230 grain FMJ $14.99, IN STOCK-MADE IN USA!
US Army Vet 1965-1971
PMP is Pretoria Metal Press, part of the Denel Group. The ammunition is of quite good quality, and the brass is re-loadable. I have most of a case left over from years ago.
Why buy it? Because it's available. It's not aluminum cased, and has the reputation for accuracy. It's also loaded to be a bit faster than most less-expensive American ammo, when you can find that stuff.
It's also available in bulk.
If we're truly concerned about Buying American, we're on the wrong forum. Remember, Made in Brazil?
FYI, Natchez won't ship into Georgia. It's on their web-site.
"The past is another country, he did things differently there."
JR, I don't know snot about factory ammo let alone reloadable casings and I may be a little over the top with "buy American" when possible but I try my best to do just that. That's just me, to each their own. I'm well aware that Taurus Arms are made in Brazil. Both guns in my elabrate (LOL) collection are made in USA. I would have bought a Taurus if not for reading the horror stories about problems and especially the customer service on the very forum. I'm on this forum because the people seem to be real good, friendly people, me and you included. And... I confess, my wife drives a Honda!
US Army Vet 1965-1971
Was in Academy last night, They sell good ole USA Remington .45acp in 100 packs for $44.95. Wallyworld sells their American stuff for $29.95 once a month when they have some. Obama is giving all my future retirement to big business because he wants to share our wealth. South Africa looks better and better to me.


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It's no secret that journalists, like fatigued doctors, lawyers and overnight construction workers, consume a lot of caffeine.
But political reporters—particularly in an election year—seem to guzzle more than most.
And with no GOP candidate having locked up the race for certain this Super Tuesday--Mitt Romney looks to be close, but he's squandered that position before--the pile of empty Starbucks cups and Diet Coke cans cluttering hotel rooms and rental cars will no doubt grow infinitely bigger.
"When I landed in Iowa, I raced to Target and bought a 24-pack of Coke Zero that I slowly drained all week," Dave Weigel, political columnist for Slate, told Yahoo News. "After a while I was doing so just to reduce the din of cans clanking in the trunk."
And Weigel of course didn't limit his caffeine intake to Coke. "If there was free coffee at an event, I drank it," he said. "I repeated this in every state except Nevada, though I downgraded to 18-can packs."
[ SEE RELATED SLIDESHOW: Candidates and coffee ]
To cater to his need for a quick fix, Chuck Todd, NBC News' political director and chief White House correspondent, recently installed in his D.C. office a Keurig. The single-cup serving machine brews coffee pods in under a minute. "It's close to having an actual coffee I.V.," Todd told Yahoo News. "I'm up to four to five grande size cups a day, usually three by 10 a.m." Thanks to the Keurig, he estimates his coffee consumption is now reaching close to a gallon a day.
On the trail, Todd--who calls himself a "Dunkin'" guy--drinks the more ubiquitous Starbucks, "but frankly I'll drink any rot gut at any Courtyard, Embassy Suites, or the like." (His only request: a pack of Sugar in the Raw to cut the taste of day old coffee sitting around road hotel lobbies.)
But not every political correspondent is aware of how much caffeine is too much. On most days Anjeanette Damon, political reporter for the Las Vegas Sun newspaper, guzzles two 12 oz. cups in addition to a morning latte. On really stressful days, she ramps it up to three or four 12 oz. cups. "Is that a lot?" she asks.
Actually, as political news hounds go, it's not. According to an informal survey of political reporters conducted by Yahoo News, a daily four-cup intake seems to be pretty much the norm. By contrast, the average American consumes about half that, or 280 milligrams of caffeine per day, the equivalent of about two and a half cups, according to data from the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
"I've resigned myself to the slow descent into obesity and caffeine addiction," McKay Coppins, reporter at Buzzfeed said. The non-coffee drinker averages about five Diet Cokes a day, preferring that to Diet Pepsi, since Coke has more caffeine.
And some aren't happy about ingesting so much cola. ABC News' Shushannah Walshe tried to get off Diet Coke for good when she was on the trail, but, it didn't work. "I swore off soda a long time ago, so I hate that I drink it," she said, "but I feel like it's necessary."
Many reporters can't seem to live without it. And as deadlines approach, people become even less choosy, opting for any caffeine available in the vicinity. In fact, politics and coffee are so intertwined, the National Coffee Association invited James Carville and Mary Matalin to keynote the National Coffee Association Centennial Convention next month in New Orleans.
Still, many do have favorite rituals. Some opt for mixing caffeinated beverages to shake things up, while others, like Politico's Dylan Byers, take their coffee iced—three of them, daily, in his case. Fox News' Carl Cameron, whose Red Bull intake is legendary on the trail, has a large coffee with a shot of espresso followed by no fewer than three Red Bulls.
"When we are pulling all nighters I have been known to lose count after eight," Cameron said. "There are many mornings when we hit the convenience store for supplies and I buy three 4-paks and find myself flat out by the 6 p.m. show."
With all that caffeine coursing through their veins, some traveling press members attempt to work off the excess energy by hitting the gym, even though diet and exercise routines are hard to come by since on-the-road schedules are always changing. Wolf Blitzer, CNN's political anchor, is on the healthier end of the politico scale--he has one Venti skim latte every morning, and runs five miles a day for a natural energy boost.
And he's not alone--at least in his good intentions. "I try to get in 30 minutes on the treadmill, even at 11 p.m. if I have to," said Blitzer's colleague, Peter Hamby, CNN's political reporter. "It's a necessity." And Cameron, all jacked up on Red Bulls, often opts for a game of hoops. "I have an app that helps me find courts with pickup games on the road," he said.
"Coffee all morning, drive all day, whiskey all night," Yahoo News reporter Chris Moody said, evoking what sounded like a personal mantra. "Repeat daily for optimum health."
Another reporter from a major network, who did not want to be identified, snapped when we asked via email about her caffeine consumption habits. "Whenever I have time," she wrote. "Today I've had no time for coffee or food. And it's noon." Someone get that woman a cup of Joe, and fast.
Of course, part of the campaign caffeine epidemic was born out of necessity, given the voracious schedule these journalists keep. From following candidates who criss-cross the country to reporting on vote counting that drags into the wee hours of the night, press folks are forced to operate on very little sleep. "The days of consistent eight-hour nights are long gone," said Michael Falcone, ABC News' deputy political director.
"Last week I averaged four hours," Damon said. "Been catching up this week, getting about six."
Todd from CNN adds that five hours is a luxury for him.
And obviously, little sleep usually means more caffeine to get by. But, in all the people we polled, we did manage to find one trail reporter who doesn't have a caffeine addiction.
"Zero," NBC News correspondent Peter Alexander, the yin to Chuck Todd's caffeinated yang, told Yahoo News. "I can say with great certainty that I am the black sheep in the campaign coverage community. But, it's my first campaign, so we'll see how long it lasts."
Read more coverage of Super Tuesday 2012 at Yahoo News.
Other popular Yahoo! News stories:
• Slideshow: Candidates and coffee
• The best, worst and weirdest swag of the 2012 campaign
• Why it matters who wins Ohio in November but not on Super Tuesday: Introducing Jeff Greenfield's new column
Want more of our best political stories? Visit The Ticket or connect with us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, or add us on Tumblr. Handy with a camera? Join our Election 2012 Flickr group to submit your photos of the campaign in action.


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I decided to give up film cameras and try digital with a Kodak (of course) Easy-Share (CX model). I was so thrilled with it's performance, I decided to enter the digital world further with the Kodak ESP 5210 home center. This home center has been a nightmare, one right after the other since day 1. Each problem was courtesly handled by Kodak support. (I'n not thrilled that Kodak sent support jobs overseas).
Last year, my CX Easy-share died so I bought a DX7590 that is also awesome and has more space. It downloaded pictures onto my computer without a glitch. October/November last year, my computer died and I had to buy new. The new computer has windows 7 64-bit programming to get used to after years of XP 32-bil but my Kodak had no issues with tne new system whatsoever (until now). Emailed pictures, Scanned & sent important documents to my Dr. all with no problem until about 2-weeks ago after an update (don't remember if it was Kodak or Microsoft) when I tried to scam anotheer document for my Dr. & Kodak freaked out. Four tech's and over 2-hours of time wasted, the problem isn't fixed or even close to resolve! I was told 2-calls back that my issue was sent to the next level and I would get a phone call from support within 48-hours to resolve the issue. Several 48-hour periods went by so I called again and asked for a supervisor. That request was declined and I was told by this last "clown ' that the problem I was having with Kodak not recognizing my email was a problem with my system, not theirs. I admit to being computer ignorant but I also know that the system that I own/have and am having problems with is my Kodak system that worked fine until all of a sudden it didn't.
Kodak support has gone from being a hero in my head to an unquestionable joke! Right now, I have a good sized chunk of change tied up in Kodak products that don't work as they are supposed to and used to so being low-income on S.S.I. D.I. I feel that I have unjustly been ripped off by Kodak.
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Located in Southwest Houston within 2 miles (3 km) of Menil Collection, Four Points by Sheraton Houston Greenway Plaza is within a few miles (5 km) of other popular sights such as Houston Zoo. This 216-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like an outdoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and a fitness center. Located centrally in Houston, it's also close to Houston Natural Science Museum and Children's Museum of Houston.
Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 6 AM to 10 AM.
Four Points by Sheraton Houston Greenway Plaza's 216 rooms are air-conditioned and provide coffee makers, free weekday newspapers, and free local calls. Guests can expect 50-inch LED TVs with digital channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and pillowtop beds with pillow menus and down comforters ensure a restful night. Free bottled water, ironing boards, and desks are also standard.
Guests of Four Points by Sheraton Houston Greenway Plaza have access to an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. If you drive, self parking is USD 10.00 per day, and there's also a free area shuttle. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a conference center, a 24-hour business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
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Within a 10-minute drive of downtown Houston, Four Points by Sheraton Houston Greenway Plaza offers a convenient central location near many local attractions and corporate offices.
Guests can access a 24-hour business center with a computer station and enjoy free WiFi during their stay. The property also features 3000 square feet (279 meters) of conference space. An outdoor splash pool with sun loungers provides the perfect place to relax after an active day in Houston. A fitness center is available to guests and golf courses are within easy reach of the hotel.
Dining options include a full-service restaurant serving breakfast, and dinner and a lobby lounge.
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- Total number of rooms - 216
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Television in common areas
- Number of floors - 9
- Elevator/lift
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Conference space size (meters) - 279
- Free area shuttle
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 3000
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Four Points by Sheraton Houston Greenway Plaza offers 216 air-conditioned accommodations with complimentary bottled water and coffee/tea makers. Pillowtop beds feature down comforters. A pillow menu is available. 50-inch LED televisions come with premium digital channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Microwaves, refrigerators, and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. Housekeeping is provided daily.
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Upper Kirby Tap Room - This restaurant features a great menu and local Texas beer and liquor, as well as a wide variety of craft beer, liquor, and wine. With a laidback atmosphere, great food, fine choice of beverages, and outstanding service, Upper Kirby Tap Room is the perfect compliment to the Four Points by Sheraton Greenway Plaza. Guests can enjoy the Texas hospitality.
Nearby Things to Do
The outdoor splash pool is set in a courtyard. A fitness room contains weight-circuit machines, recumbent and upright stationary bikes, and a treadmill.
Levy Park and Dunlavy Park, both within two miles of the hotel, include public swimming pools. Dunlavy Park is also home to the Ervan Chew Park dog area.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Newly Redesigned Levy Park, located directly next door to the hotel is scheduled to open on Feb 25th 2017.
- Game viewing on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
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Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 0.00 per stay.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Deposit: USD 100.00 per stay
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 14 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: USD 10.00 per day
- Refrigerator fee: USD 0 per stay
- In-room microwave fee: USD 0 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 0.00 per stay
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Leading motion capture and animation service company house of moves (HOM) helped bring realism to the soldiers and villains in the recently released third-person shooter Starhawk™ through full body motion capture, which was used as the basis for the title's in-game animation. Now available exclusively for the PlayStation®3 (PS3™) computer entertainment system, the innovative new game was developed by LightBox Interactive and provides fast paced, frenetic shooter action set in the lawless frontier of space. Through the title's unique Build & Battle system, players can instantly alter the battlefield by calling down offensive and defensive structures from an orbiting drop ship in real-time, all while blasting away at enemies in the middle of huge single-player or multiplayer firefights.
LightBox approached HOM with the project in 2010, having previously collaborated with HOM vice president of production Brian Rausch. After determining the best pipeline to meet production needs, HOM captured full performance and audio over four days on their secondary 459 square foot soundstage featuring 200 Vicon T160 cameras. Two seasoned performers acted out the necessary movements under the guidance of LightBox Creative Director Lars DeVore. Once the shoot was complete, three HOM artists took about a month to track and solve the mocap, ultimately delivering skeletal data to LightBox for retargeting and animation.
"house of moves is a well-organized one-stop-shop for everything we needed to get quality in-game mocap for Starhawk," said Lars DeVore, Creative Director, LightBox Interactive. "Their set up is state-of-the-art and they were able to secure top notch talent for us. Our performers were so good, we frequently only needed one take and were able to accomplish a tremendous amount of work each day."
"I've always respected how LightBox co-founders Lars DeVore and Dylan Jobe are open to the creative process," said Rausch. "They listen to and value everyone's opinion, and will make changes as needed to benefit the final result. Working with them on this project was so smooth; we were happy to adjust our workflow to suit their needs and provide the base for their fantastic animation."


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Sahara has appointed former India captain Dhanraj Pillay as the technical director of the team.
New Delhi: Dutch hockey legend Roelant Oltmans is set to become the coach of the Sahara India Pariwar-owned Lucknow franchise in the inaugural Hockey India League, schedued to begin in January 17 next year. While Oltmans has been handpicked for the coach's job, Sahara has appointed former India captain Dhanraj Pillay as the technical director of the team.
"Oltmans is set to become the coach of our team. We have had discussions with him and more or less the deal is certain. He was very interested when we presented him with this opportunity but he is yet to sign the official contract," said Director of Sahara Adventure Sports Limited and Head Corporate Communications, Sahara India Pariwar, Abhijit Sarkar. "We have already appointed Dhanraj Pillay as the team's techinical director. We hope that both Dhanraj and Oltman's collective experience will be of great value for the team in the first HIL," he added.
Oltmans, who guided Holland to gold medals in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and 1998 Utrecht World Cup, is one of the most sought-after coaches in the world. Oltmans, who is currently coach of the men's team of Larensche Mixed Hockey Club, also coached Pakistan in 2003-04. The Dutchman was one of the frontrunners to take up the India coach's post after Spaniard Jose Brasa's departure.
He also served as the coach of the Delhi franchise in the rival World Series Hockey. The six-team HIL, the players auction of which are scheduled for Sunday, will be held across different cities of the country from January 17 to February 17, next year.
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Went to a casting call from Castinghub on 1 Feb 2014 at a hotel in Buckhead, GA. Sons were trying out for acting. Sounded legit. Oldest son received a "call back" for the following day to see if he would get the job. He was instantly accepted and his head filled with "amazing" things that will happen to him now that he was signed with Castinghub. The signing of paperwork commenced.
I knew I should have left immediately when I saw the price for a service that doesn't do ANYTHING for you whatsoever. Everything they do is what I figured out I could do myself upon leaving the casting call. Yet, my gullible self went ahead and signed my son up for a networking service, spending $5,900 of money I didn't even have in the first place.
So upon leaving, we went home and started searching the Internet to find out what this Castinghub was really about. Come to find out, there were many people and reviews complaining about the company, saying they were frauds and the whole thing was a scam. Everything mentioned in those reviews was the exact way the whole process played out for my family. I was shocked. The services they provide are services that any hardworking, diligent, and committed parent can do. All they do is give you a place to put your pictures up and "hope" that casting agents and/or companies look at your profile and contact you for a potential audition. That is it. They do not promise any jobs, as they stated in the casting call. So paying thousands of dollars to have your pictures on a website is an absurd amount of money. I can do that for free on Facebook or Instagram. So I immediately went to the contract to re-read the cancellation policy and that very night, I rushed to the post office to ensure my cancellation was expressed mailed to Castinghub prior to the deadline. It made it, so I had no worries.
So today, 10 February, I email Castinghub to check on the status of my refund and was told via email that "due to the Sponsorship Agreement that was signed as of February 2nd 2014 we will not be able to cancel the contract or you or issue a refund. Attached to this email is the signed Sponsorship Agreement..." The "scholarship" canceled out a refund although the cancellation paragraph in the contract did not mention that if you receive a scholarship or "sponsorship," your right to cancel will be voided. Amazing.
So I respond to the email with "I will be in teh process of contacting my local lawyer concerning this issue because I have received information that your service is a scam and I do not want to participate in this service under those aspects." I received a threatening email back from a woman concerning accusatory, defamatory statements and aggressive threats...we will NOT tolerate the use of defamatory words or threats against our company and are committed to protect our reputation and the safety of our staff..."
So this response email from the POC at Castinghub only showed me that they have dealt with this issue before and have prewritten emails when complaining customers email or contact them. In no way did I THREATEN Castinghub as the POC tried to make it seem. I specifically said I will be contacting a lawyer to see if I can get a refund, because this is a lot of money for me to lose to a service that does not do anything special; anything I could not have done myself. So to all those intending on going to a Castinghub casting call, PLEASE read everything before you give them your hard-earned money. Do your research BEFORE not AFTER the fact, as I did and get taken for a lot of money. It's a shame that I am now going to have to potentially fight with a company over money they really do not deserve or should not have received.
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About 20 protesters are standing outside the ASB Classic tennis tournament demanding Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer quit the competition over the offensive in Gaza.
The 22-year-old had been expected to face a picket line of shoe-waving demonstrators from the group Global Peace and Justice, led by activist John Minto.
Protesters this morning arrived carrying placards with messages such as "bullying is not OK" however plans for a shoe waving or throwing protest have been abandoned.
Police initially tried to move them from outside the tennis centre but Mr Minto said they had the right to take the protest action.
"We think it is extra heavy-handed of ASB Tennis Centre to ask police to act on their behalf and shift them from a public place.
"We are not happy at all about that," Mr Minto said.
After talking to ASB management inside the centre, the demonstrators were allowed to continue their protests.
As extra security precaution, searches were carried out at the main entrance and extra police were on standby.
A lone Israeli demonstrator stood opposite the group with the sign reading "Minto supports Hamas Murderers. Hamas murders hope."
"I'm just supporting peace. It's as simple as that," the protester said.
Yesterday Ms Peer, who is ranked 39 in the world, said her 28-year-old brother had finished his compulsory military service, but had been called up as a reserve.
Though she was worried about him, she was also determined to enjoy her tennis and serve her country proudly on the court.
"What's going on in Israel is not easy for any of us," she said. "I hope it will end as soon as possible.
"I'm just coming here to enjoy playing tennis. That is my main reason, and that is what I am going to do tomorrow."
Peer was surprised to be the target of an anti-Israel protest, and has rejected the call for her to withdraw from the tournament.
"There's nothing to do with what I'm doing in the politics ... I think sport can help solve a lot of those problems."
Tournament director Brenda Perry said security would be beefed up today to cope with the protesters. Anyone trying to protest inside the stadium would be removed.
The Government yesterday appeared to toughen its language on the conflict yesterday, after several days of criticism that it has been too soft on Israel.
Foreign Minister Murray McCully said Israeli attacks on UN facilities in the Gaza strip were of grave concern.
"New Zealand is deeply worried by the mounting humanitarian crisis in Gaza ... We call for Israel to immediately cease military attacks and for Hamas to immediately cease rocket and mortar attacks."
He said New Zealand was continuing to monitor the evolving situation through international aid agencies.
Mr Minto said Peer should withdraw from the Classic to bring attention to the plight of Palestinians.
"She is a high profile figure in Israel, and for her to make a stand would have a significant effect."
Global Peace and Justice was asking demonstrators to bring old shoes to the protest.
"To show the base of your shoe is a grave insult in the Middle East, which is appropriate to her participation in the tournament."
Shoe waving as a form of protest has enjoyed a surge in popularity in the Arab world since Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zeidi last month threw both his shoes at US President George W. Bush.
Mr Minto said that the protest was not a personal attack.
But he criticised Peer's eagerness in performing her own military service.
She began her compulsory service three years ago, excelling in rifle marksmanship. She balanced her commitment as a military administrative secretary with her burgeoning professional tennis career.
When she rose to tennis prominence in 2007 by reaching the quarter-finals of the Australian Open and US Open, she was granted "outstanding athlete status" by the Israeli military, allowing her to focus on tennis while remaining a part-time soldier.


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Tale Of The Tape: Oakland Raiders At San Diego Chargers
Matt McGloin continues to get opportunities to produce with the Raiders, and he is coming off a rough game in Week 15 against the Chiefs.
Andre Johnson Vs. Santa Claus: How Does He Match Up To St. Nick?
Fantasy wunderkind and all-around decent guy Andre Johnson just did something pretty nifty. He purchased over $17,000 worth of toys for children in Child Protective Services.
Tale Of The Tape: Kansas City Chiefs At Oakland Raiders
Alex Smith and the Chiefs got back in the win column after a three-game losing streak.
Tale Of The Tape: San Francisco 49ers At Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The 49ers are playing to prepare for the postseason, and Colin Kaepernick should get a good test from the surging Tampa Bay Bucs.
Tale Of The Tape: Seattle Seahawks At San Francisco 49ers
The Seahawks have had the upper hand this season since they defeated the Niners in Seattle earlier in the season, but the Niners will get their chance to make a statement at home.
Tale Of The Tape: Oakland Raiders At New York Jets
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Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Review: Heritage Players revives immigration sagas
PHOTO: Members of The Heritage Players pose outside the
The troupe and its show are distinctive.
The Heritage Players is in its 19th year under the direction of Stu and Bev Smith, husband-and-wife performers and heavy-duty researchers. The troupe is made up of community actors/singers who match their desire to perform with an interest in history, in this case the riches of regional history. This year's production consists of 20 performers, most of whom take turns telling/enacting a series of 16 stories nestled between songs composed and/or arranged by Mary Eisenreich, who plays an electric keyboard. There aren't many troupes around that do what The Heritage Players does, for as long as it has. The troupe operates independently without an owner, so to speak. Gee, that sounds like the Green Bay Packers. At any rate, it is unique.
Creative: Directors – Stu and Bev Smith; music director, composer and arranger – Mary Eisenreich; costumes – Dee Stary.
Players: Lyle Becker, Natalie Brunner, David Burke, Deb DeGroot, Myrna Dickinson, Mary Eisenreich, Sharon Gast, Randy Gast, Kathy Hardtke, Bill Jones, Nancy Jones, Gretchen Mattingly, Megan Schauer, Kristy Shuck, Theresa Shuck, Bev Smith, Stu Smith, Dee Stary, Steve Stary, Jarod Verboort, Adam Waggoner.
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10 Tips To Make Your Trip To Blue Bayou More Awesome
After a recent trip to Blue Bayou in Baton Rouge, I learned quite a lot about things I did, and could have done, to make my trip even better. While it's still fresh, and the season is still open, here's 10 tips to make your next trip to Blue Bayou even better.
Old Parking Lot
For years, I've been parking in the huge lot just off of Highland. We unpacked our gear, paid our entry, then walked OVER Highland, through Dixie Landin and eventually settled in our spot at Blue Bayou. If you take a right instead of a left, you'll head to the original parking lot, which is adjacent to Blue Bayou, and makes for a much easier walk (especially if you plan on having a picnic in the parking lot).
Water Shoes
Let's face it, our feet aren't made for walking on concrete, especially if it's hot outside. Without shoes of some kind, you're likely to get yourself burned on the soles of your feet, especially in the afternoons. Instead of finding grass and shade to place your feet, be sure to get some shoes you don't mind getting wet. Be they flip-flops, shoes made for water or sandals, something is definitely better than nothing.
Save Money
If you plan on going to Blue Bayou more than once a season, consider getting a season pass. For less than the cost of two regular admissions, you'll get a season pass that will get you into the park all season long. Also, be on the look-out for special Coke cans that have a $5 discount on regular day tickets.
Get There Early
It's common sense, but it bears repeating. If you want the shortest lines, get there early. Conja, Voodoo and Azuka, three of the biggest rides in the park, also have the longest lines. I recommend getting to the park early, then hitting those three rides first. Then take advantage of The Racer, The Plunge, Awesome Twosome, then relax in the Lazy River and check out all the people in line for the biggest rides. If you wear your swimming attire on the way in, you won't have to change before heading to the rides.
Tube Rental
You may wonder, why rent a tube at the lazy river when they give you a blue one for free? Well, there are a few reasons why you should pay the $5 and get the yellow rental. First, you get $2 back when you return the tube. Second, you don't have to stand in the ridiculously long line to get into the river, just head to the rental line and you'll be in the water in no time. Third, you don't have to get out after one lap, you can stay lazy as long as you want. Finally, you can bring the rental tube into the wave pool as well.
Protect Your Valuables
Let's face it, you're gonna spend money at the park, from the frozen lemonade, to food, to other necessities. Make your life easier by investing in a waterproof carrying case for your valuables. You can get them for credit cards and cash, or larger sizes to accommodate phones. It beats heading back to your locker to dig money out every time you need to buy something.
Shortcut Between Blue Bayou and Dixie Landin
Found this little gem the other day. If you want to travel from Blue Bayou to Dixie Landin, you can either walk all the way out of Blue Bayou, walk down a bit before making your way to Dixie Landin. OR, use the cut-through at the landing pool of Azuka to quickly cut through to Dixie Landin.
Reapply Sunscreen Often
You're going to be in the sun all day. You're going to be in the water a lot. You're also going to be doing activities like the lazy river and rides that may rub off your sunscreen. I had the pleasure of hanging on to a tube in the lazy river, thus removing the sunscreen from the front of my body, leaving it prone to the effects of UV rays, and I'm paying the price.
Sign Up For Nixle
Let's face it, there are few things that will ruin your trip that are worse than sitting on the Atchafalaya Basin bridge because of an accident. If you sign up at nixle.com, you can get text notifications when there are accidents in any area. Just enter the zip codes you are interested in (70517 is for St. Martinville/Henderson area) and you'll get a text when there is an accident reported, potentially saving you hours of travel delays.
Know Alternate Routes
It's a pain to have to go around accidents, but it's much better than the alternative. There are a few ways to get around the Basin Bridge in case of accidents:
From Lafayette to Baton Rouge: I-49 North to 190 East is your best bet. You can drop down at HWY 77 in Livonia which will bring you out on I-10 at Grosse Tete. You could also stay on 190 East and exit at HWY 415 which will bring you out at Lobdell. Finally, just a few miles down is HWY 1 which will bring you out at the Mississippi River Bridge.
From Baton Rouge: Just reverse the above directions, take any of those 3 exits on I-10, then take a left on 190 West and then south on I-49.


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- PA Jaques 17
- SM Katich 113
- RT Ponting 65
- MEK Hussey 10
- MJ Clarke 110
- A Symonds 18
- BJ Haddin 33
- B Lee 63*
- MG Johnson 29*
- DBL Powell 1/101
- FH Edwards 1/98
- JE Taylor 3/95
- DJ Bravo 1/80
- DJG Sammy 1/71
- RR Sarwan 0/27
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Bravo to Jaques, OUT, got him! A full delivery swinging back into the left hander who's trapped in the crease while trying to work this to leg, and up goes the finger!
PA Jaques lbw b Bravo 17 (71m 47b 2x4 0x6) SR: 36.17
Taylor to Ponting, OUT, got him! Ponting's furious with himself, and has every right to be - that was a loose stroke to a very wide delivery. A slower ball, too, and Ponting fished at it, the ball flying to Marshall at second slip who grasped a fine catch to his right
RT Ponting c Marshall b Taylor 65 (184m 123b 5x4 0x6) SR: 52.84
Sammy to Hussey, OUT, bang and gone! A long-hop slapped straight to Chanderpaul at midwicket - he didn't have to move an inch
MEK Hussey c Chanderpaul b Sammy 10 (56m 38b 2x4 0x6) SR: 26.31
Taylor to Katich, OUT, and Taylor breaks through with a leg-side caught-behind. A bit of inswing from Taylor, Katich tries to glance and it runs off the face of the bat, Ramdin takes a good catch
SM Katich c †Ramdin b Taylor 113 (416m 248b 9x4 0x6) SR: 45.56
Edwards to Symonds, OUT, another leg-side catch, the second one today. Edwards pushes one down leg and Symonds tickles a glance that Ramdin takes quite comfortably and after an eternity Russell Tiffin raises the finger
A Symonds c †Ramdin b Edwards 18 (31m 19b 3x4 0x6) SR: 94.73
Taylor to Haddin, OUT, this time they've got him! A slower one from Taylor, tried to drive and checked the shot a little, all he managed was to prod a simple catch to mid on
BJ Haddin c Morton b Taylor 33 (86m 55b 6x4 0x6) SR: 60.00
Powell to Clarke, OUT, excellent bouncer outside off, Clarke goes to fetch-and-hook it but can only top-edge it to Marshall at midwicket
MJ Clarke c Marshall b Powell 110 (310m 187b 12x4 0x6) SR: 58.82
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Dealer surprised me today saying the 06 SRT10
picked up aprox 6 moths ago, "One of the power steering lines is starting to leak"
He said it was covered under warranty but I had a $200 deductible, Without coverage it'd be $400. And added this is a very common problem for these SRT10's. But I'm not seeing one person yet...lol Supposedly its just starting to come of the fitting....
How would you rate a repair like this 1 to 5.
1.. being my wife could do it, and she's only got 1 arm... Just kidding.... SHe's only got 1 leg..... I met ILean 13 years ago.. at IHop... **Disclaimer** No Disrespect Intended ""'
to 10, At worst the $200 dollar slap wil be a lot less then what youl'' screw up trying to do it yourself.
Not sure if you resolved this or not yet, just saw the post, I went through the same thing. I bought the factory lines and they didnt even make it out of the garage, long story short BUY JVTS (TONY) HIGH PERFORMANCE LINES. They are actually less expensive than OEM and he is one of the greatest guys you'll ever deal with. Get the oil lines too, save yourself a quart of Mobil 1 every 2-3000 miles
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A while ago I was lent a copy of a book by Earl Doherty called Jesus: Neither God nor Man. Today I met up with the man who lent it to me, so that we could chat about it. It was an enjoyable chat, and I hope to continue to get together to talk further about such things.
My most fundamental problem with Doherty's book – which attempts to present a comprehensive and scholarly case for the view that Jesus never existed – is that it is unsifted. It attempts to speak to scholars, and on behalf of "scholarship," but without going through the normal rigours of scholarly refinement and review. And this means that, in paragraph after paragraph, there are unsubstantiated or outdated or fringe arguments that are being unashamedly presented as though they reflect academic consensus. These things would have been challenged and called into line if they had been subjected to academic process or peer review.
I am not being elitist in saying this – I have written some non-scholarly stuff myself, and have tremendous confidence that non-scholarly works can be serious and beneficial. But if one is attempting to argue a scholarly case in the hope that scholars will listen, then it makes sense to expose oneself to scholarly examination and review. This is tough, but it is designed to sift and refine a person's work, using the wisdom and experience of scholarly peers. I was at a conference in Sydney yesterday and I spoke to one lecturer who said that in the six years it took him to complete his PhD, his supervisor only ever gave him two positive comments. Now that is harsh! But he said that it had the effect of forcing him to argue a much tighter case. In my own experience, my PhD involved exposing and defending my views to a supervisor, a secondary supervisor, conference attendees, examiners, manuscript reviewers, and others – who ensured that I couldn't easily get away with sloppy arguments, outdated assumptions, and unsubstantiated claims (although, off course, my conclusions may still be wrong!).
So anyway, I agreed with my friend that Doherty was beginning with a number of genuinely useful observations and issues (e.g. Why is Paul relatively disinterested in the life of Jesus?); and my friend should feel free to read and evaluate Doherty's attempt to account for these observations – but he should take it for what it is, an unsifted armchair exploration.


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My guy is a Fox guy<So was I NMRA True Street> Guess this is why I am stuck on the NA Foci. Well you just have to get the Short Running Manifold to support your higher RPM curve, cam's would be the hardest. In the fox world you can get custom ground for 150. But you'd want about .500 IIRC for the higher rev band I don't know what you want degree wise, depends on what else you go with. You wont get much help here honestly on how to built a NA race SVT, no one really knows. Alot of people talk about it but give up. Just getting help here with cam gears, 90% of the pop say they're useless because we have VCT but the VCT doesn't control Exhaust Cam, I need to advance or retard it correctly. But if you're looking for people that done it, Tom has broke NA 230 HP with race gas, and he think I wont be able to reach 200 but 185-190, I'm okay with that though
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My engineers are ready to gas flow the head as soon as I deliver it.
I have a friend that is going to make me a custom set of valves with the metal and spec of my choice. (would love spec details if any one has) ???
I would like to save the cost of buying cams but cutting the original cams and putting vernier pulleys. (would love a high reving/quicker-acceleration spec details) ???
On the bottom end, I plan to just do a lil mod: knife edge the crank, with cross porting and balancing.
This car isn't well supported in SA and everyone that you take it too wants to slap you with a bill year they not 100% on there plans...so I am going to do this on my own with the advice for you guys with experience.
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EL PASO, Texas - Reminder of Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule for Collections, Landfill, and Drop-off Sites. In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday, November 28, the City of El Paso Environmental Services Department is making the following changes to its trash and recyclables operations:
Trash & Recyclables Collections
- No collections Thanksgiving Day
- Residents with Thursday collections to have waste picked up Saturday, November 30
- No other collection days affected
Greater El Paso Landfill
- Closed Thanksgiving Day
- Open Friday, November 29 (regular hours)
Citizen Collection Stations
- Closed Thanksgiving Day
- Closed Friday, November 29
The Greater El Paso Landfill is located at 2300 Darrington Road and is normally open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Citizen Collection Stations are regularly open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Locations include 121 Atlantic Road, 4200 Delta Drive, 2492 Harrison Avenue, 4501 Hondo Pass Avenue, and 1034 Pendale Road.
El Paso City Hall will be closed on Thursday, November 28, 2013 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. City Hall will resume regular business hours on Monday, December 2, 2013 at 7:00am.
El Paso Public Library adjusts schedule for Thanksgiving Week - November 19, 2013 - The El Paso Public Library system will change its hours of operation during the week of Thanksgiving. All branches will open 9 AM to 5 PM from Monday, November 25 to Wednesday, November 27, 2013. All branches will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, November 28 as well as Friday, November 29th. They will open on Saturday, November 30th from 9 AM to 5 PM. They will resume their regular schedules after that.
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November 28, 29 CLOSED
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For more information please visit www.elpasolibrary.org
El Paso Parks and Recreation Holiday Schedule: Thanksgiving Schedule
- All Senior Centers, City - operated Daycare Centers, and the Administrative Office for the Parks and Recreation Department at City Hall will be closed on November 28th (Thanksgiving Day) and Friday, November 29, 2013.
Additional Information:
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Holiday hours for the indoor pools is attached. Outdoor pools are closed until summer.
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Chalio Acosta (4321 Delta St.) and Nations Tobin (8831 Railroad Dr.):
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Opinions It's All A Question of Finding Seats For New Students
There is a quiet crisis building on the Rockaway peninsula that has nothing to do with guns and drugs, lifeguards and beach access, lines painted on the roadway or new cell towers. It is about development and a swelling population of children that will find no seats at local elementary schools. The problem is one of uncontrolled school population growth at the same time that seats are diminishing due to a school reorganization that adds a middle school component of three grades to most of the elementary schools on the peninsula. Take, for example, PS 183 on Beach 79 Street. That school, once surrounded by empty lots, is now surrounded by two-family homes and mid-rise condominium buildings of Arverne by The Sea. Those new buildings have brought new students to an already overcrowded building that now houses a pre-K to grade 8 program rather than the traditional pre-K to grade 5 program. While Arverne By The Sea is the largest development program on the peninsula, planning to add thousands of new school-age children to the peninsula, all you have to do is look around to see that there are dozens of smaller development programs throughout the peninsula. Statistics show that two-bedroom homes bring with them at least one child and that three-bedroom homes often bring two or more. Where will these children go to school? That is the problem. The city does not seem to be worried. Department of Education officials have pointed to the school that the developers of Arverne By the Sea are mandated to build within the development. That school will only have 800 seats, however, and a public charter school is planned, which means that children from all over the peninsula will be chosen by application and a lottery for admission to that school. Eight hundred seats will not do it for a peninsula that desperately needs three new schools with upwards of 3,000 seats over the next five years. School officials talk about the newly-funded school construction money coming from the state, which will fund at least one new school, and perhaps two over the next nine to twelve years. That is too little and too late. The time to start planning those three new schools and doing the necessary site acquisition and planning is now, not nine years from now. By that time, it will be too late and our children will be attending schoolon double and triple sessions.


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