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This section looks at other considerations that those undertaking work around the coast should be aware of prior to commencement of submitting any applications for consent. Being well informed on all the different aspects of your site and the issues that need to be considered, can greatly assist you in preparing an application that will have the minimum objections and therefore likely to progress quickly and hence save you time and money.
In section 6 of this Guide you can find information on the following: land and seabed ownership, byelaws, statutory consultees, public consultation, Notice to Mariners and General Directions, Harbour Guides, Rights of Way and England's coastal path, flood risk and coastal change, Shoreline Management Plans, protection of Historic Wrecks, SSSIs, Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities, Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations.
Development will almost always need the consent of the land owner. For the coast you can use the Land Registry to search for ownership down to the foreshore. Landowners include the Crown Estate, harbour authorities, local authorities, industry and private individuals. The most likely owner of the seabed will be the Crown Estate who own nearly all the sea bed around the UK. The Crown Estate's Managing Agent for the Solent region is Chesterton Humberts based in Southampton, and they are the first point of call for Crown Estate queries in the Solent.
Byelaws are laws of local or limited application made by local councils or other bodies, using powers granted by an Act of Parliament. They can also be made by private companies or charities that exercise public or semi-public functions such as water companies, harbour authorities or the National Trust. They create criminal offences that can be prosecuted in Magistrates' Courts. Byelaws have to be within the scope of the enabling legislation. They are subsidiary to national legislation and cannot be in conflict with it. They must also be clear, reasonable and proportionate to the problem they are seeking to resolve.
Key organisations that make coastal and marine byelaws are:
It is worthwhile studying any byelaws that are in place around the location of your development/works. Ask your local planning or harbour authority to advise of any that are in force.
Statutory consultees are organisations and bodies, defined by statute, who must be consulted on relevant development applications. Their views have to be taken into account by the consenting authority when considering whether or not to grant permission. Key organisations include the Environment Agency, Natural England, English Heritage, Ministry of Defence and the Crown Estate. It remains for the consenting authority to decide which parties with a particular local interest or involvement should also be consulted on development applications.
The consenting authority, such as the MMO for a Marine Licence, has a statutory duty to take on board the comments of statutory consultees like Natural England when deciding the outcome of an application. If statutory consultees have objections this can delay or prevent the issuing of consent. Therefore, it is well worth discussing your plans with statutory consultees prior to submission so that any of their concerns can be discussed and built into the application before it is submitted. This can save time and money in the long run.
If you need to know who the statutory consultees will be for your development, ask either the local planning authority (for shoreside development) or the MMO (for waterside development).
Non-statutory consultees are organisations and bodies, identified in national planning policy, who should be consulted on relevant applications. They include organisations such as Emergency Services and Multi-Agency Emergency Planning, Navigation Authorities and Water and Sewerage Undertakers.
Public consultation is an important part of any work or development needing consent and will always be undertaken by the consenting authority. The consenting authority will consult with both statutory consultees and the local community before making its decision. Applicants can assist this process by speaking to their neighbours and other interested parties and groups before submitting an application. It is useful to have good documentation and maps to hand on your proposal that show clearly what you intend to do. Having the support of the local community can save time and money in the long run by ironing out objections before formal consultation takes place as part of the consenting process.
When an application is formally submitted to the MMO for a Marine Licence it will allocate it a case officer. This case officer will then send the case out to public consultation; the application consultation period is 42 calendar days from the date of the consultation request. For planning applications the council will post notices near the building site and/or write letters to those living near the site to ask people if they agree with the plans. Planning permission cannot be given without public consultation taking place. Your local planning authority or MMO office will be able to give you more information on who will be consulted as part of the consenting process and how they notify interested parties.
Harbour authorities post Notices to Mariners for the area of water under their jurisdiction. These contain critical safety information for water users. Developers should be aware of any in force at their location and take account of any that might be released during the period of development. The UK Hydrographic Office has a facility that enables searches of the Notices to Mariners service for updates to Admiralty Charts by Chart or NM Number.
Some port and harbour authorities can also issue General Directions to tell Mariners about how to behave in their area of jurisdiction. These can be wide and varied and include banning fishing vessels from operating in navigable channels, requesting the reporting of sightings of oil pollution, keeping clear of certain berths, or how different vessels should approach the harbour. There are also areas in which anchorage is prohibited, for example over designated underwater pipeline routes. Contravention of these Directions can be a criminal offence.
The local harbour office will be able to give you information on what Notices or Directions may be in force.
Local harbour guides are a good source of information and will contain details of byelaws, zoning or any other local management schemes in place. They may also have contact details of parties that developers may wish to engage with as part of the public consultation procedure, such as other local marine businesses.
Rights of way are certain routes that the public have the right to walk along. These routes may be roads, paths or tracks, and can run through towns, remote countryside or private property. They are open to everyone at any time and are known as public rights of way or, simply, rights of way. If you are planning a development it is important to ensure that it will not block a public right of way or permission may be refused. Your local planning authority will be able to advise on the rights of way in the vicinity of your development. Where works adjacent to a right of way are vital for construction or maintenance, for example at an industrial site, the highway authority can grant an order for temporary closure on safety grounds.
Local authorities (national park authorities, county councils, some district councils, metropolitan boroughs or unitary authorities) must record the legal existence and location of rights of way on the definitive map, and ensure that they are open for public use. The responsibility for recording and maintaining rights of way is shared between local authorities, landowners and occupiers.
The Marine and Coastal Access Act, 2009 (MCCA) gave people the right of access around all of England's open coast, including, where appropriate, spreading room along the way where they can rest, relax or admire the view. Natural England has the duty to develop this access via a new English Coast Path. Future development of land is not restricted under the MCAA legislation. The new rights are about access, not development control. The Act imposes no obligation on Natural England to continue the Path around an estuary; however, it does have the power to do so. When going through the alignment process on a stretch of coast, Natural England will consider whether to use this power on any estuary that it contains.
The principle on the open coast is that the Path should be as continuous as possible. Detours can be provided around obstructions such as big industrial sites or secure ports. Natural England will consult land owners in agreeing a way forward to provide access around the coast, preferably on the seaward side.
Adapting to coastal change is seen as an ever increasingly important issue for all of us and this includes local businesses. When you apply for planning permission the local planning authority will consult with the Environment Agency who will advise on the potential flood risk of any development. Permission may be refused if the development is considered to be a high flood risk. Where a development is proposed within an area shown to be located within a flood risk zone, a Flood Risk Assessment (FRA) will need to be submitted with the planning application. See our section on Flood Defence Consent for more information.
The draft National Planning Policy Framework makes it clear that in coastal areas, local planning authorities should identify as a Coastal Change Management Area (CCMA) any area likely to be affected by physical changes to the coast. Planning authorities should be clear as to what development will be appropriate in such areas and in what circumstances; and make provision for development and infrastructure that needs to be relocated away from CCMAs. When assessing applications, authorities should consider development in a CCMA appropriate where it is demonstrated that; it will be safe over its planned lifetime and will not have an unacceptable impact on coastal change, the character of the coast including designations is not compromised, the development provides wider sustainability benefits, and the development does not hinder the creation and maintenance of a continuous signed and managed route around the coast.
It is good practice to think about how your development could adapt to coastal change in the future. For example, how would it cope with an increase in winter storms or higher tidal surges? There may be opportunities to build in adaptability at the design stage that will help to minimise future maintenance or damage. See Defra's webpages on climate change for more information on adapting to climate change. As marine plans are developed in the future, they will also consider the implications of coastal change when preparing the policies that will guide future coastal development. The draft National Planning Policy Framework states that new development should be planned to avoid increased vulnerability to impacts arising from climate change, and in vulnerable areas care should be taken to ensure that risks can be managed through suitable adaptation measures, including through the planning of green infrastructure.
The Flood and Water Management Act, 2010 includes provision for a National Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Strategy for England; this was issued on the 18 July 2011 and it provides a national framework for communities to develop local partnerships and solutions to the flood and coastal erosion risks they face and underpins the partnership approach to funding flood and coastal resilience projects.
A Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) is a large-scale assessment of the risks associated with coastal processes and helps reduce these risks to people and the developed, historic and natural environments. SMPs include an action plan that prioritises what work is needed to manage coastal processes into the future, and where it will happen. This in turn forms the basis for deciding and putting in place specific flood and erosion risk management schemes, coastal erosion monitoring and further research on how best to adapt to coastal change. For each section of the coast the SMP will show whether the policy is to 'hold the line', 'managed realignment', 'no active intervention' or 'adaptive management'.
Knowing what policy is in place at you development location will show you how that section of coast is to be managed in the future. This is very important as, for example, applying for a new development on an eroding coastline with a 'no active intervention' policy is highly unlikely to gain planning consent. SMPs are not legally enforceable but are used by Planners and Development Control Officers to assist with decision making for proposed development on or near the coast. Each planning application will be considered on its individual merits on a case-by-case basis against various constraints, opportunities, development plan and policies that apply.
The Protection of Wrecks Act (1973) allows the Government to designate a wreck to prevent uncontrolled interference. It is an offence to tamper with, damage or remove any objects or part of the vessel, or to carry out any diving or salvage operation within the exclusion zone around the wreck. Any activities around these wrecks require a licence from the Secretary of State, visit English Heritage's website for more information on how to obtain a licence. See the Hants and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology's website for more details on wreck sites in the Solent.
If you wish to undertake work or development within an SSSI then you may require written permission from Natural England. Natural England has a duty to ensure that works within a SSSI boundary do not damage its features of interest. This permission, obtained from Natural England, is known as 'Notice of proposal to carry out an operation on an SSSI'. This Notice is not usually needed in addition to other permissions, for example, if planning permission or a marine licence has been granted, then this Notice from Natural England is not needed as well. For more information see Natural England's Guidance for SSSI Owners and Occupiers. To see whether your location for works has been designated as an SSSI, visit Natural England's Nature on the Map website.
If the work that you want to undertake doesn't require Planning Permission or is exempt from a Marine Licence, you will still need to notify Natural England using its 'Notice of proposal to carry out an operation on an SSSI' form if the work is taking place within an SSSI. It is a reasonable excuse to carry out operations in an emergency, as long as Natural England are informed as soon as practicable after the operation commences.
The Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 has modernised the way that inshore sea fisheries resources are managed in England by replacing Sea Fisheries Committees with Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities (IFCAs) from April 2011. IFCAs are either committees or joint committees of the local authorities that fall within an IFC district. They are tasked with the sustainable management of inshore sea fisheries resources in their local area. The Marine Management Organisation, Environment Agency and Natural England also each have a statutory seat on the IFCA. The applicable IFCA for the Solent is the Southern Inshore Fisheries & Conservation Authority.
IFCA has the powers to make byelaws and emergency byelaws to meet its objectives. Defra has produced a guidance document on this topic. The MMO acts as a policy and legal advisor on the process of making IFCA byelaws.
The MMO and the Environment Agency may also make fisheries byelaws in England within the 6 nm limit to protect the marine environment from fishing activities or to protect migratory fish. Natural England (NE) has byelaw making powers in intertidal SSSI and National Nature Reserves (NNR) where they overlap with IFCA.
The purpose of the Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) Regulations is to ensure that businesses take all necessary measures to prevent major accidents involving dangerous substances and to limit the consequences to people and the environment of any major accidents which do occur. The COMAH Regulations are enforced by a body called the COMAH Competent Authority; it consists of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the Environment Agency (EA). The Regulations place duties on the COMAH Competent Authority to inspect activities subject to COMAH and prohibit the operation of an establishment if there is evidence that measures taken for prevention and mitigation of major accidents are seriously deficient.
The Health and Safety Executive place a consultation zone around a hazardous installation and for any planning applications for land within this consultation zone, the local planning authority are obliged to consult the HSE before making the planning decision. The zone can vary depending upon the nature and quantity of substances stored. The HSE will advise the LPA whether the proposed development is appropriate.


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i think this site is also interesting, I found this website http://www.ThatsMyFace.com/f/custom_doll_head that can create a super-realistic doll heads of anyone from just a photo. Imagine making doll of yourself, your kids, your boss or your favorite celebrity!
Apparently they can make the heads in many scales to fit Barbie-like dolls, Tonner dolls or even smaller figurines like Polly Pocket.
there has already been an angelina jolie dol made for quite some time.it's caleed the BRATZ series…( they really do have her clown lips…).
There are definitely lots of particulars like that to take into consideration. That is a nice point to bring up.


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The Island Packet 37 offers sparkling performance, superior safety and seakeeping, ease of handling and spacious and liveable accommodations, and this 1996 version is now for sale.
Island Packet Yachts' exclusive Full Foil Keel unifies the performance attributes of modern hull and foil designs. This design brings numerous benefits to the cruising sailor: superior protection from damage or fouling of both prop and rudder, an integral hull and keel structure for the strongest possible unified construction, a moderate draft with exceptional stability allowing shallow water gunholing or worldwide voyaging, and spirited performance capabilities.
On deck, the well-engineered layout provides the safety and security needed in offshore conditions through full-length cabin top handrails, wide unobstructed side decks, and recessed foredeck with bulwarks. The integral bowsprit-anchor platform increases sail area, improves sheeting angles for enhanced performance, while providing ready stowage and immediate access for two anchors and their tackle.
The 8-foot long cockpit has full-length contoured seats offering plenty of room for both comfortably sitting or stretching out.
A premium, console-mounted rack and pinion steering system provides the sensitive feel and rugged reliability available only from a direct-geared steering system. A rudder shaft control arm and interior mounting shelf are provided to facilitate the installation of an autopilot.
The raised bridgedeck, lock-in companionway boards, bilge pump mount adjacent to the helm and large cockpit scuppers further ensure safety at sea. The standard cutter rig has furling systems on both the genoa and self-tending staysail. The skipper has a variety of sail combinations available that are easily adaptable to maximize comfort, safety and performance over a wide range of wind and sea conditions.
Belowdecks, convenient to both the cockpit and salon, yet out of companionway traffic, the galley is host to a number of design details that will make it the delight of the onboard chef.
The main salon has a fold-away table, mounted on the main cabin bulkhead to provide an unobstructed salon area when the table is not needed. A pull-out panel in the L-shaped port settee converts this area into an extra double berth.
The navigation station features a large hinged table with a generous stowage tray underneath.
The private forward stateroom features a wide, 6-foot 6-inch V-berth with generous storage space. The enclosed aft stateroom features a double berth and convenient upholstered dressing seat.
The engine is conveniently located in an easily accessed compartment, complete with premium, lead-lined sound insulation and integrally moulded drip pan.
Overhead interior hand rails, bulkhead hand grips and an easily maintained, slip-resistant cabin sole in the high-traffic areas helps provide sure-footed movement while underway.
A harmonious blend of tasteful designer surfaces, premium fabrics, and meticulously hand-crafted, oiled teak joinery work conveys a sense of style and comfort, while a host of thoughtful details, such as courtesy lights with a companionway switch, make the 37's interior exceptionally liveable and practical.
Advanced construction technology utilizing custom blended resins, 100 per cent hand-laminated, premium knitted biaxial and tri axial fiberglass reinforcements and Island Packet's exclusive PolyClad hull gelcoat system combine to provide vastly superior resistance to impact, puncture resistance and osmotic blistering.
Deck laminates are engineered for high strength with reduced weight utilizing PolyCore. An engineered interior grid system and reinforced fiberglass structure joins with the hull to form a unit structure of immense strength and durability.
For sale with DBY Boat Sales Pittwater office. For inventory and high resolution photos, call +61 2 9999 3311 or email us at email@example.com
Engine Make : Yanmar
Engine Hours: 840
Horse Power : 40
Fuel Type : Diesel
Drive Type : Inboard/Shaftdrive
Steering : Wheel
Stroke : 4-Stroke
Fuel Capacity : 400
Service History : Available
Propeller : bronze 3 blade fixed
Designer : Bob Johnson
Builder : Island Packet Yachts
Water (Potable) Capacity : 530 L
Hull Construction Material : GRP
Hull Type : Mono
Deck Construction Material : GRP
Country Origin : USA
Length : 38 feet
Length : 12 M
Length Waterline : 11.10 M
Beam/Width : 3.71 M
Draft : 1.37 M
Draft : 5 feet
Keel/Ballast : 3719kg encapsulated lead with keel protected rudder
Dry Weight : 8391 kgs
Number of Helms : 1
Number Of Engines : 1
Engine Room : Under cockpit with access from all 4 sides, heat and sound proofed.
Number of Batteries : 6
Number of Fuel Tanks : 1
Steering System : Wheel
Accommodation Notes : 3 single berths, 2 double berths, 2 cabins. New upholstery in the main salon 2016, cockpit table, cockpit seat cushions, cedar lined cupboards.20
Number of Berths : 7
Number of Showers : 2
Shower Type : Hot and cold pressurised at head and transom swim platform
Number of Toilets : 1
Toilet Type : marine pump out with holding tank.
Air Conditioning : Yes
Number of TVs : 1
Holding Tank : 68 L
Galley Notes : Slip resistant sole in galley and nav station, teak bulkheads, cabinetry and trim.
Stove : Princess 3 burner with oven gimballed with sea rails
Refrigeration : Adler Barbour DC deep icebox
Number of Freezers : 1
Number of Sinks : 2
Entertainment and Appliances Notes : TV, AM, FM stereo, DVD player, cockpit speakers, Stand up paddle boards included, stainless BBQ on transom.
Anchor / Winch : Lighthouse 1501 with 130m chain and warp, Delta anchor
Bilge Pump : Auto and Manual
Deck Gear : Harken self tailing deck winches
Mast/Rigging : 2016 running and standing rigging renewed, aluminium mast and boom with stainless wire.
Sail Inventory : Battened Mainsail with lazyjacks, furling genoa, Staysail, Storm Jib, storm parachute.
Electrics : 5 house batteries x 105 ah, 1 engine start, Freedom 30 inverter/Charger heartlink 2000 - R interface, Kyocera 240w solar 2016 with Morningstar controller, Star Marine 400 watt wind turbine, LED lights throughout, 90 amp alternator plus new matching spare.
Electronics Navigation : AIS, ST50 Auto helm, speed, depth, WP/WS at helm, ST6000 Autopilot, RL70 Raytheon radar, modem, ipad with navionics, Autohelm tridata with temp.
Dinghy : Semi rigid Aluminium floor, hypalon 3m dinghy with 2015 6hp Yamaha
Covers : Cockpit covers, bimini, spray dodger, boom cover, bbq cover, sail covers
Safety Gear : 4 person liferaft, lifesling,danbouy,6 lifejackets, EPIRB<
Ground Tackle : Delta Anchor plus Brice as spare
Watermaker / De-Sal : Spectra Ventura 150 MEC-5000 watermaker
GPS : Raymarine GPS Plotter
Has Navigation Lights : Yes
Radio : VHF with repeater and speakers in cockpit
Number of Life Jackets : 6
Remarks : Hard to find a fault with this boat. No expense spared to ensure this is a safe, bluewater passagemaker.
Princes St Marina
16 Princes Street, Newport Beach
Sydney, New South Wales 2106


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Get Your S'Bucks And Sew
I made this for my husband to do his studying at the S'Bucks. The cardboard was too boring. I traced the corrugated cardboard and sewed on the line. Trimmed it and turned it right side out. I edgestitched it for simplicity. Easy or what? Like the manly fabric?
I will admit, I tested it out to see if one layer of cotton batting was going to work. It did. But remember people, coffee is hot, OK?
So go visit Sew and Tell. There are more talented and crafty people than me out there.
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Way to put family first! Yay for you!!!!ReplyDelete
But not as many as sweet as you! Great finish and putting the family first is always deserving of an A+ in my book!ReplyDelete
Happy Easter!
I love the linen. It looks very manly indeed!ReplyDelete
this is adorable. i love the linen.ReplyDelete
This is so cute! I love the little button and the fabric you used for the lining. Great combo!ReplyDelete
Great idea. I can see making these becoming addictive.ReplyDelete
Linen and gingham are such a wonderful combination! Very nice!ReplyDelete
Very manly looking! Did you use a velcro closure?ReplyDelete
Yes perfect fabric choice for a man and these are a great idea!ReplyDelete
The band on his coffee will work as well as the band on his finger to keep nosey women away! Yeah, will have to make my hubby one. lolReplyDelete
Nice cozy--these are fun to make and a good idea for a hubby!ReplyDelete
Great 'manly' fabrics. You are a very good wife. I struggle to find many things to make for my husband.ReplyDelete
Great coffee cozy. I am sure your husband loves it. Very cool. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete


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He gave Best Week Ever a taste of his version of Tay Zonday's "Chocolate Rain."
what kind of grotesque rendition of funky nelly's "say it right" is this????
it's like a blasphemy!! aah, my ears!que horreur!!
Uh, what??I go back & forth about John. There are times I'd like to rip his clothes off like a mad woman, then I'll be thinking has the guy lost his mind. His sense of humor takes time to get used to. Or am I losing my mind?? It doesn't help that i have a thing for guys who play guitar,have tatoos, & hopefully a few piercings thown in. When will I learn??!! Who cares.
that was awesome!! i wonder if he was on last night. i missed the first half of Best Week Ever.
John's rendition is… not good to say the least. He should work on his own songs some more instead of criticizing


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These requirements will apply to students enrolling at AU in the 2017-2018 academic year. Current students can find the requirements that apply to them by consulting the relevant academic catalog.
The Master of Arts program includes 36 semester hours of coursework and one semester hour of field experience.
Required Science Education Courses
NSM5100 Curriculum Development and Assessment in Mathematics and Science (3)
NSM6100 Educational Research in Mathematics and Science I (3)
NSM6200 Educational Research in Mathematics and Science II (3)
Required Physical Sciences Courses
NSM5420 Physical Science I: Matter and Energy (3)
NSM5430 Physical Science II: Forces, Energy, and Motion (3)
Required Life Sciences Courses
NSM5440 Hierarchical Organization of Life – From Cells to Organisms (3)
NSM5450 Hierarchical Organization of Life – From Organisms to Ecosystems (3)
Required Earth and Space Sciences Course
NSM5470 The Universe (3)
Required Crosscutting Concept Courses
NSM6410 Exploring Planet Earth (3)
NSM6420 Technology and Instrumentation (3)
NSM6430 Biochemical Applications in Technology (3)
Required Engineering, Technology, and Applications of Science Courses
NSM5410 Scientific and Engineering Practices (3)
NSM5900 Field Experience in STEM (1)
Course Descriptions
NSM5100 Curriculum Development and Assessment in Mathematics and Science
The course will focus on assessment goals and implementation, a mix of theoretical research-based foundations and classroom reform-based perspectives on assessment and evaluation in schools. Recent developments in math and science curriculum, core standards, learning research, and alternate modes of presentation will be discussed.
NSM6100 Educational Research in Mathematics and Science I
This course has the dual purpose of providing an educational research background in the STEM field as well as the quantitative knowledge necessary to conduct such research. The course investigates recent developments and relevant research in STEM education and initiates a professional conversation about the major issues in teaching mathematics and science. Emphasis will be placed on methods of critically reading and analyzing research reports and the development of a STEM research proposal. Topics include reading and evaluation of original research, issues of validity and reliability in research, assembling research writing components, and an introduction to statistical inference.
NSM6200 Educational Research in Mathematics and Science II
This course is a continuation of NSM6100. The teacher will analyze data collected from the implementation of a previously identified STEM research project. Participants will complete their projects, submit a written report of their research, and present their findings to other program participants and at local and/or national conferences.
NSM5420 Physical Science I: Matter and Energy
This course introduces the fundamentals of matter and its interactions. Examples from chemistry and biology will highlight how atoms in a system can change their arrangement, allowing the observation and characterization of useful chemical reactions. Different types of atoms and their interactions will also be used to predict how a system can respond to a given stimulus. The conservation of energy and the concept of thermal energy will be studied throughout by examining systems from burning fuel to photosynthesis. The two fundamental forces, weak nuclear and strong nuclear, that describe how the nucleus of an atom exists will also be presented during the investigation of nuclear processes. Includes at-home laboratory activities that reinforce introduced concepts.
NSM5430 Physical Science II: Forces, Energy, and Motion
Physical Science II explores the principles that help describe our macroscopic world, in particular, how forces influence the motion of a macroscopic object. A basic understanding of the four fundamental forces that govern our understanding of the universe (gravity, electromagnetism, strong nuclear and weak nuclear forces) will serve as fundamental knowledge when considering the stability of multi-scaled systems. Motion of macroscopic objects will be explained using Newton's laws. This course will also emphasize how frame of reference and units are important in describing information about the system being studied. A continuation of the conservation of energy principles introduced in Physical Sciences I will show how the interchangeability of energy, using mainly long-range and contact forces, can affect the motion of an object or group of objects. Includes at-home laboratory activities that reinforce introduced concepts.
Prerequisite: NSM5420
NSM5440 Hierarchical Organization of Life – From Cells to Organisms
Students will explore the levels of the biological hierarchy below the level of the individual, including cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems, and the biological processes that are important at each level. They will connect content and pedagogy to improve biology teaching in the classroom. Through lecture, discussion, simulation, and laboratory exercises, this course integrates and applies concepts from the biological, chemical, and physical sciences. Topics include the types of cells and cell structure, processes that occur within cells, cell division and types of reproduction, inheritance and sources of genetic variation, major organ systems of animals and plants, and signal processing within cells and whole organisms. The course will emphasize the STEM practices and disciplinary core ideas outlined by national science standards.
Prerequisite: NSM5410
NSM5450 Hierarchical Organization of Life – From Organisms to Ecosystems
Students will explore the levels of the biological hierarchy above the level of the individual, including populations, biological communities, ecosystems, and social systems, and the processes that have shaped the diversity of life. Through lecture, discussion, simulation, and laboratory exercises, the course integrates and applies concepts from the biological, chemical, and earth sciences and reinforces pedagogical methods that will improve content teaching. Topics include the concepts and processes of microevolution and macroevolution, the fossil record and geologic time scale, large-scale factors that have shaped the diversity of life, mass extinctions, the diversity of living organisms, and ecological principles that encompass populations, communities, and ecosystems. The course will emphasize the STEM practices and disciplinary core ideas outlined by national science standards.
NSM6410 Exploring Planet Earth
This course is intended to bridge the STEM disciplines of life science and earth and space science, and will accomplish this from a broad environmental science perspective. Students will explore concepts of earth science tied to those of ecosystems learned in previous courses. Through lecture, discussion, simulation, and laboratory activities, the course explores how the physical compartments of the earth (atmosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere) affect and are affected by the biological components of the earth (biosphere). Topics include the physical and chemical properties of the atmosphere, oceans and other water systems, and the lithosphere, natural hazards, natural resources, and the interaction of those earth components with humans in shaping weather, climate, and the earth's surface. The course will emphasize the STEM practices and disciplinary core ideas outlined by the national science standards.
Prerequisites: NSM5450, NSM5460
NSM5470 The Universe
This course is designed to enable the educator to develop national science standards based lessons exploring the scale of the cosmos, cycles of the sky, and the use of technology in the field of astronomy throughout history. Content and integrated pedagogy will be used to understand black holes, galaxies, the solar system, and the formation, life, and death of stars. Modalities of lecture, discussion, simulations and laboratory exercises will be utilized. This course emphasizes adaptation of theory and techniques to the science classroom.
Prerequisites: NSM5410
NSM5510 Scientific and Engineering Practices
This course focuses on scientific exploration through inquiry and on engineering methods through the iterative design process. Students will integrate concepts of scientific methodology and engineering design through discussion and activities pertaining to science and technology. The impact of science, technology and engineering on the world and on humankind will be discussed. Assignments and laboratory investigations will focus on experimental design and statistical analysis of quantitative data, helping to develop problem solving and optimization skills by practicing design with constraints. Includes at-home laboratory activities that reinforce introduced concepts.
NSM6420 Technology and Instrumentation
This course will showcase technological applications in medicine, information systems, and information transfer involving light and waves. Crosscutting concepts involving patterns, cause and effect mechanisms, and energy flow and conservation will merge fundamentals learned in Physical Science I, Physical Science II, and The Universe by examining how modern technologies have improved the human experience. The course will start with by exploring the fundamental properties of all waves using multi-disciplinary examples from the human eye to earthquakes. By studying from start to finish how information is transferred when using technology, students will be able to thoroughly experience and understand the basic laws of electricity, magnetism, light and waves. A range of waves from seismic to the electromagnetic will consider material composition to also examine how the properties of waves can change. A brief introduction to the methods used to code and decode wave signals sent as information packets will also be covered.
Prerequisites: NSM5420, NSM5430, NSM5460
NSM5900 Field Experience in STEM
Each candidate is expected to take part in a flexible field experience with a math and or science professional organization. The goal is to give each participant an opportunity to work with a scientist, engineer or mathematician on a project during this experience. The participants will be given the flexibility to choose an experience that is most beneficial to them as long as it is approved by the program director. It is expected that connections will be developed with professionals in the field of mathematics and science that can be utilized in the classroom.
NSM6430 Biochemical Applications in Technology
In this course the student will learn basic concepts of biochemistry and contemporary biotechnological methods and techniques. Students will study the chemistry of biological molecules at the molecular and cellular level. Through lecture, discussion, and activities, this course integrates and applies concepts from physical sciences and life sciences. Students will integrate mathematical and engineering principles related to biochemistry and biotechnology. Students will study biochemical reactions of life processes and applications to microbiology, medicine, and forensics. This course emphasizes adaptation of theory and techniques to the science classroom.
Prerequisites: NSM5420, NSM5440


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Lock Haven Express (Newspaper) - October 21, 1890, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania NINTH YEAK-NO. 199. LOCK HAVEN, PA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1890. PBICE-TWO CENTS EVENING EXPEESS KINSLOE BROTH KKS---PBBI.I8HKKS A GOOD SOLDIER'S RECORD. Wilbur F. Loveland, the Republican can didate for County Treasurers a Bon of tbe late Reuben Loveland, of Lamar, Pa. Ho was born in 1841, and from the time he was fifteen until he enlisted in the ser-vioe of hiB country ho worked at axe making. In Ootober 18G1 he enlisted in Company �, 7th Pennsylvania cavalry and served at the front until the olose of the war. He was a good soldier as any of his oomiades will testify. When the Seventh cavalry charged on the rebel battery at Rome, Georgia, Sergeant Loveland led the charge; the guns were oaptured, tbe rebels completely rented, and many prisoners captured. When the war was closed Wil bur F. Loveland returned to his home completely broken down in health and for six years be was unable tj do work of any kind. Since 1372 he has been most of the timo iu the mercantile business and is at present engaged in farming. In roligion Me . Loveland is a oonBistent member of the Methodist Chuioh and eDJoys the oon fidence and esteem of all who know him This, oitizens of Clinton oounty is a brief sketoh of the history of the man who is asking you to vote for him for the office of County Treasurer. He is in every way worthy of your support. Go to the polls on eleotion day and vote for Wilbur F, Loveland and the whole Republican tioket. MAM MORE ARRESTS MADE. A Large Number of Italians Arrested Under Suspicious Circumstances. OVEB POBTY SUSPECTS OAPTURED. CURRENT COMMENT. Mexico hu decided to adopt the uniform system of weights and measures. It is oor turn now. New York voters will have plenty of choice among tbe candidates for Mayor this year. If they take tbe Tammany man they can aoouse nobody but themselves for eontinned misrule. The election occurs on Tuesday, November 4tb, and the time is drawing nigh, Vote the Republican ticket and help wrest the oontrol of oounty affairs from the Look Haven ring. The Republicans Bhould strive to elect every man on the county ticket. Let no effort* be spared to accomplish this and if these efforts are united, excellent results will surely follow. Commence work now and keep at it until the polla oloBe on the 4th of November. Justice Miller, just deceased was, successfully, a farm hand in Riohmond, oounty, Ky., a druggist's olerk, medioal student and physician In Knox oounty, a lawyer and politician at Keokuk, la., and finally Justice of the Supreme Court. Where else but in America could a man turn big band to bo many occupations and win a good degree of sncoeas in all? A commission appointed by the Spanish government to consider Spain's commercial relations at home and abroad has reported, and in that report strongly advises that upon the expiration of certain treaties with foreign countries in 1892 the old protective tariff of 1877 Bball be rovived and enforoed. One by one European powers are compelled to go baok to protection as a measure of self defense. It ;b protection and not free trade that seems to be getting uppermost in Europe. It wearies the average reader to road and to hear what the free trade papers have to Bay about the probable results of the operation of the new tariff bill. All manner of evil is predicted. Prices of all the necessaries of life are to go up to exorbitant rates. Food and dry goods, woolens and hardware are to be put at famine prises. Now, there is no probability of any such occurrence. A few Items may rise slightly in price, so slightly that no one will notice the difference, but every one knows full well that there will be no material change anywhere along the line. The Police Authorities-Full? Satisfied That the Right Men Are Behind the Bars, and Say That They Have Sufficient Evidence to Convict-Tbe Chief Conspirator Now In the Toll.. New Orleans, Oct. 20.-A large number of Italians were noticed by tbe police last night going into the grocery of Carlo GrafSoo. The officera forced the door and found the man addressing the orowd in Italian. Charging that it was an unlawful assembly, all present were arrested by the police. When the prisoners, who numbered forty, wore brought to the station it was found that not one had a con of monoy or a home. London, but a short time after they bad taken tboir residence in the metropolis Mrs. Smith NubW disappeared. A lot of depositions were submitted establishing tho fact that the wife deserted the complainant. Judge Sbepatd said ho would take the caso under advisement and investigate the queationasto whether a man could get a divorce from a woman if there was any probability that she was TERSELY TOLD HAPPENINGS All the Late Hows and Views of the Oity Up to 3:00 P. M. GOTTEN UP IN A READABLE POEM Cavalry Reunion - Baptist Anniversarj - The State ohelrmen Agree-Will Spurring'. Prise-Cleared Seventy-Pour Dollar*-Shooting at Ducks-The London Gaiety Company.. Tbe thirteenth reunion of the Seventh l'enn'a Veteran Volunteer Cavalry, will be held at Manor, Lycoming oounty, Tuesday and 'Wednesday, Ootober 28th and 29th. All communications and quiries should be addressed to George F. Steablin, Secretary, Orwigsburg, Sohuyl kill county, Fa. Comrades who cannot attend are requested to send tbe names and post office addresses of all members of the Seventh Cavalry that they know, and also the company to whieh they belong. PUNGENT POT POUKRI. A Miscellaneous Mixture of Seme and Non- Rome Scissored and Scribbled. The population of tho world doublos itself in 260 years. Tbe fashionable way to wear diamonds now is in pendants. Tbe man who is always posing isn't usually a model man. Life is a problem which idlers must needs leave unsolved; only tbe thrifty FAVORABLE TO RECIPROCITY Strong Sentiments From Oulra Urging a Treaty With tbe United States. A SOUTHERN NEGRO'S FORTUNE. ACTION OF 0HAMBEE OF COMMERCE Will Sperring'e Prise. William F. Sperring, the genial book keeper of the Globe bottling works, is as happy as a big sunflower to-day. He isn't interested one whit in tbe reeent lottery bill, for be has drawn the first prize any way. With his face wreathed in smiles and his pocket full of oigars, which he is dealing out to bis friends, he makes this proclamation-"It's a girl, a bounoer, you bet-mamma and daughter doing Bplen did." lie lives in happy anticipation of the day when ha will be called "pop" yet dreads tbe time when It will be necessary to lay in a supply of olubs to prevent the boys from coming to see that girl and burn up bis coal and midnight oil. Visiting tha Vormal. lion. John Omerod, the Republican can didato for Congress, from Potter oounty accompanied by A. B. Mann and William Armstrong, of Tioga county, were guests at tbe Fallen Bouse last night, This morning the gentlemen visited the Normal School and were shown through the buildineo The party left for Will-iamsport on Day Exprems. The State chairmen Agree. Chairman Ahdrews, of the Republican State Committee, and Chairman Kerr, of the Demooratio State Committee, have agreed to use the vote in the Guberna torlal election of 1886 as the basis for calculating the losses and gains in the oom-ing eleotion. Knights of Golden Eagle. The members of Crescent Commandery are requested to meet at the lodge room of Clinton Castle, Wednesday evening, Oct. 22d, at 7 o'olock. in full uniform. By order of C. C. Jacobs, Capt. Moving a Building. Mr. A. N. Hcokman, of Nittany Valley, is having a house moved aoross tbe turnpike in Porter township. It is quite an undertaking, and Mr. Qeokman hopes to have it safely on the new foundation soon. Shooting at Docks. Large numbers of wild duoks have been swimming about in the pool of the dam for several days and considerable powder and shot has been wasted in shooting at them. Tbe nearly five hundred who were present at tbe Normal last night were charmingly entertained with Prof. Little's Forms and Faces in Charcoal and Chalk." PERSONAL PENCIL1NGS. Sheriff Leahy left this morning for a trip to Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schuyler returned last night from a visit with friends down tbe country. W. T. Kuooht and J. Frain, prominent oitizens up Cedar Run, are in Canada buying live stook. Mrs. W. O. Adams, of Roanoke, Va., Is isitmg ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Radabaeb, at Island. Mrs. Alona English, ol Renovo, has been spending several days in this oity as the guest of A. M. Gibson and family. Miss Annio Suiter and sister, Mrs. Kin-ley Packer, visited on Sunday with Miss Ida Melnor, at Warrensvillo, Lycoming oounty. Miss E. Blanch Kunes, of Eaglevllle, has returned from an extended visit with friends in Solinsgrove, Lewisburg and Williamsport. P. Gray Meek, of Bellofonto, Demooratio oandidato for State Senator, is in the city to-day looking after his political interests in this county. Prof. George C. Curns will toaob anum-berof singing sohools this season, and tomorrow eveulng will organize, a olass at Dunnsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Rdbert Manoj' accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. A. B. Garth, will spend this week In Philadelphia in recreation and eight seeing. work it out. A Kansas man in digging on his farm found mineral paint, briok olay, coal and marble. Guzzlors are fortunate now-a-days. A sentence in Massachusetts, in 1603, discovered in a search of old rooords, read: "Robert Cole find �10 for abusing himself shamefully with drink," and enjoined to stand with "A Drunkard" in great letters on a white sheet on bis back, "soe longe as the court think meete." Nature is a sort of summer girl. She gets dreadfully cool when the autumn comes. The oommon phrase, "When Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug of war, is the most common misquotation in tbe language. Correotly It should read: "When Greeks joined Greeks, then wan the tug of war." It waa first written by Nathaniel Lee, in 1700. In the matter of weather, the assortment and variety are suob that "you pays you: money and takes your"-cold. He out you out and yet you were magnanimous enough to send him a wedding present, eh?" "Yes; I sent him an edition de luxe the 'Kreutzer Sonata/ A Western paper oontains this advertisement: "If you are in failing health bny one of our burial lots on easy payments."" Where rumor smooth sailing. is afloat gossip finds It does not pay any man to wear bis life out in accumulating an immense fortune, Beyond a certain limit, money is an en eutnbrance. Never having reaobed that limit we do not speak from experienae. You can never tell bow muoh tbe lines on a man's face oount till you s ee him in a wood out. An exchange tells of a man who "shot himself in tbe kitoben." That must be a new part of the human anatomy. Perhaps It's a new name for stomaob. Nobody but a woman can write, scientifically of woman's apparel. The man who attempts it is lost. Young man, be careful bow you bei on the result of elections. "Doubtful things are mighty uncertain." A few years ago woman was all pins. Now there isn't a pin in her whole composition, and only a few buttons. She is tailor made, her skirts are caught together with hooks, and her "bodies" with frogs and tabs. Dress does for women what rum does for men. It trips them up. Don't overload yourself. Carefully adjust to-day's burden, and let to-morrow's take care of itself. A Chioago dentist says too much kissing oanses the teeth of Americans to de-oay. Old maids must have sound teeth if this is tbe caso. Wbat some women suffer for fashion's sake is sad to contemplate. If tbe olot'ii-ing of many could bo cut by the fami'y dootor instead of tbe tailor life's burden'a would be lightened. Indignant patron of Main street drug store: "Those pills didn't work worth a cent." Affable Clerk-"When did you take them?" Patron-"I took three of them on Sunday." Clerk-You don't ex-peot pills to work on Sunday, I hope." 'Ob, Dolpby,dear."ebe said, as she met him iu tbe hall, with tears in ber eyes, 'bow ever shall we get our wedding invitations around when Mr. Wanamaker has ust exoludcd all lottery announcements from tbe mails ? Is marriage a lottery, really, Dolphy ?" Baptist Anniversary. Tbe anniversaries of the Pennsylvania Baptist Ministerial Union, the Pennsylvania Educational Sooiety and tbe State Missionary Society, will be held at Norris. town this week. The session began yesterday and will oontinue until Thursday. Rev. R. W. Perkins, pastor of tho Baptist congregation iu this oity, is attending tbe meetings and will roturn on Friday. Population or Ter. States. Washington, Oct. 20.-The population tho State of Oregon is 312.4U0, an increase of 187,722; state of Wisconsin, corrected, 1,G83,CU7, an increase of 308.200. The Uepartnient of State at Washington in Receipt of the Official Proceedings of the Authorities at Havana-The Belief Expressed That the United States Will Ultimately Control the Commercial Market** Washington. Oct. 20.-The Department of Ctate has reoeived a copy of the miauteB of debates which have recently taken place in the Chamber of Commerce of Havanna with reference to the McKin-ley bill, and the question of reciprocity. This statement wbioh was transmitted to tbe Spanish Minister of the colonies, waa acoompanied by a letter from Segudo Alvareg, President, and Saturnino Martinez, Secretary General of tbe Chamber, which shows the existence of strong sentiments favorable to reoiprooi'y with tbe United States. Tbe statement tbat resolutions on this subjeot were passed br tbe Chamber of Commerce were published a few days ago and this communication sets forth more fully their action. Tbe address strongly urges that a treaty of reciprocity be entered into with the United States, declaring that if this is not done promptly Brazil, which was first to the front with negotiations, will. drive Cuba from the field. The Minister is in-' formed that it is tbe opinion of the Chamber of Commeroe and all commercial traders of Cuba that the United States must control the oommeroial markets of tbe world, as England does tbe money market, and that if Cuban commerce is not to be abandoned, they must look to t'je United States for an outlet for their products. The opinion is expressed further that the United States oannot be frightened by threats of refusal, since suoh refusals would have to be upon suoh produota which the European nations are obliged to have from tbe United States. The address lookB to an exobaoge of sugar and tobacco for American farm products. the doty on lumber. Washington, Oot. 20.-Assistant Secretary Spanlding made a ruling to-day that lumber imported from Canada prior to tbe 13th instant, but the entry of whioh was not completed until after that date, is entitled to the lower rate of duty prescribed for lumber in the existing Tariff laws. The 13th is the date fixed by the Dominion Government for tho removal of the export duty on lumber. Cleared Seventy-Four Dollars. The ladies of the Dnnnsbnrg M. E. ohurch met with good success in holding a festival for tbe benefit of their Sunday sohool. Over seventy-four dollars were realized by the venture. State IV. C. T. TJ. Convention. The largest delegated body of women ever convened in the state met in annual convention at Soranton a few days ago. Over four hundred representative women with Mrs. Mary H. Jones and Henrietta H. Forrest, both of Philadelphia, as leader*. Soranton, the electrio oity, is beautiful for situation, wide streets, paved with asphalt and oedar blocks; containing, with suburbs, almost 00,000 inhabitants, and is connected with all parts by an electric street railway. Tbe publio buildings are imposing structures of stone. A new government building will soon be erected and a city hall is in course of ereetion. The Reoording Secretary, Mrs. Olive Pond Anvirs is a Soranton lady of New England birth and parentage, of fine presence, good voice and executive ability. It was a marvel to the gentlemen with wbat earnestness and dispatch the ladles attend to their duties. Tbe young women report COO more paying members than last year. There has been an advance all along tbe line this year and these philanthropists aro just entering upon tbelr work. Tbe national convention meets in Atlanta, Ga.,this year. Thirty-four delegates were elected to represent the Keystone state this. year. Clinton oounty was represented by Misses Holahao, Perkins and Loveland. Some very important projeots were planned. The Soldiers'Orphans' Schools work is about accomplished and an effort will be made to have the State foster industrial sohools for the destitute chlldreD, worse than orphaned, by tho rum curse. To petition the coming Legislature to pass anti-treating laws. To grant tbe women tho school ballot. To pass a law prohibiting the use of tobaooo iu any form whatsoever in any public place or resort. This is a petition for pure air nod clean habits. Similar important action was taken whioh will be embodied In law and statute. It was a successful convention in every particular, and may sucoess attend the labors of these devoted women. w. c. t. u. Mackoyville, Pa., Oct. 20, '00. Mechanical Geuius aud Oood Judgment Enrich a former Slave. -� From tho lioBtoii Transcript. In Birmingham, Jefferson county; Ala., there lives a man, who, if his residence were in tbe North would be regarded as a phenomenon; but the South Is full of snob oharaoters, and tbey need only to be noticed in order to be known. This man's name is Andrew Beard; b\ 'D In Jefferson oounty, be is 41 years of age; he was a slave in that county, and has risen to a substantial position in life by reason of tbe play given to his mechanloal ability. His life is interesting, and as it will commend itself to all, be may be allowed to speak for bimself: - "My name is Andrew Beard. I am 41 yoars of age. I was born at ":rmingham. I never went to sohool in my life, and all the education tbat I have is gotten by contact with people in the world. I waa a slave, and belonged to a family by the name of Beard. I was set free at fifteen years of ago, and at sixteen was married. I farmed five years in Jefferson county, and moved afterward into St. Clair oounty. I visited Montgomery in 1873, with a load of apples drawn by oxen. I bad fifty bushels, which 1 sold at an average of $4 per bushel. It took me three weeks to make the trip. After this venture I quitted farming and went into millwrighting at Hardwicks, and built. while there my first flour mill. I remained there for about three years, and during that time I ran tbe mill tbat I built. I watched how people worked, and tbat was the way I succeeded in building flonr mills. During my work there I began turning in my mind tbe making of plows; and in 1881 I patented one of my own invention! I sold it in 1884 for (4,000, and then returned to my old borne, where I was born, and farmed there four years. Daring that time I invented another plow; on the 15th of December, 1887, 1 sold � for (5,200, and then went into the real estate business. With the money I made, I accumulated $30,000. Id 1888 I turned, my attention to another subject-tbe making of a fish plate and a caveat for it My intention is to have some manufacturer take hold of it, manufacture these plates and put them on some prominent railroad at my own expense for a mile or two, and if tbey prove successful I will sell the patent to tbe highest bidder. "In 18801 discovered tbe rotary engine. This engine differs from all others in these principles; it is simple, costs one-tenth less than other engines, and saves twenty per oent. of steam and has no eccentric There is no danger of explosion, and every ounoo\ of steam is used from the boiler. This engine is made wholly under my supervision at the shop of Dennis I. Hood, in Birmingham, and is now patented. I have just reoeived the patent) and it is my ^intention to put it out in order to prove ,its merits and will then sell it to any ;proml-nent manufacturer. I paid tbe workmen who worked on the machine sixty cents per hour. I have also another thing in view-a ooupling machine. I propose to oouple cars irrespective of their height This is a great difficulty that railroads have encountered; the present oars, being of unequal height, oannot eouple together." Trouble like polioemen, oomes in pairs. Both Congress and the State Legislature will be in session next January. Killed tho Old He Could Hot Win. Santa Barbara, Cal., Oot. 20.-Mary Dezinell, aged 22, was shot and instantly killed this morning by Ramon Lopez. Lopez has been bothering; tbe girl with hiB attentions, for some time past, and bad made threats of violence against her. This morning he went to ber father's residence and called her out to the gate. She re-. fused to have anything to do with . bim, when he drew a revolver and shot .her through the body. She died almost instantly. Lopez then shot twioe at himself without effect and shortly afterwards an officer oame up and Lopes fired, three shots at him without doing any damage. Ho was then arrested and Looked up. � A Bark Wrecked In a Oale., London, Oct. 20.-The Spannish bark Villa De Llancs, Captain Onato, with a orew of twelve men, from Liverpool Ootober 14 from Laguna, has probably been lost in tbe galea off Ormea Head. A large quantity of wreckage from her and two bodies have been washed ashore in tbe Mersey. A Pugilist Fatally Beaten. New York, Oot. 120.-Sparrow Golden, a local pugilist of some note, was beaten and kicked about the bead by two men to day at Bleekor and Elizabeth streets. His recovery is a matter of doubt. John Anderson, a Swede, who is said to have boon one of Golden's assailants, was arrested. A Severe Hallstexm. Nvack, N. Y., Oct. 20--AterriBostorm prevailed throughout the upper part of Rockland oounty last night.doingdamage. Some of the hailstones whioh fell were as large a walnut*. A falling sunbeam or shooting star cannot injure us. ;
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Dodd's Tiznow Colt Attracts Attention at OBS
Bobby Dodd's consignment to the Ocala Breeders' Sales includes a striking son of Tiznow that is one of the buzz horses of the auction that began April 25.
Bobby Dodd's consignment to the Ocala Breeders' Sales includes a striking son of Tiznow that is one of the buzz horses of the auction that began April 25.
Culminating with 62,500 fans turning out to watch champion Classic Empire win the $1 million Arkansas Derby (G1), the 2017 Oaklawn live racing season concluded with nearly a 5% gain in total handle and another record-setting season for purses.
An Orb colt purchased for $30,000 as a yearling lit up the Ocala Breeders' Sales bid board April 25 when purchased by Three Chimneys Bloodstock for $685,000.
Lois Engel shares her love of horses at Pucker Ridge Farm
Kentucky Equine Management Internship has graduated more than 800 horse industry professionals.
The details in the Dozen make the difference as the Derby draws near.
State regulators in New York are moving to add several drugs to race-day threshold standards in order to be in sync with national model rules of the Association of Racing Commissioners International.
The $500,000 bonus offered in the TVV Capital Iroquois Cheltenham Challenge is expected to be on the line at this year's Calvin Houghland Irorquois Hurdle Stakes May 13.
Tim Capps' death April 22, related to complications following a stroke in mid-February, leaves an enormous gap to fill, not only for the program, but in the hearts of the students and faculty whose lives he enriched.
If the brisk activity in the barn area is any indication, Ocala Breeders' Sales is poised for a strong spring 2-year-olds in training sale.
He grew up around horses and he's learned from some of the most prominent horsemen in recent history; now, Kent Sweezey is taking his shot at the big time.
Hips to watch for Ocala Breeders' Sales' spring 2-year-olds in training sale.
Whether McCraken becomes the latest Derby winner to come out of Churchill's Barn 26 remains to be seen, but the bay colt put in five-furlong drill in 1:00 3/5 April 24 that was nearly as buzz worthy as Street Sense's final move before his triumph.
Three-time Breeders' Cup Mile (G1T) winner Goldikova, multiple Eclipse Award-winning jockeys Javier Castellano and Garrett Gomez, and Triple Crown-winning rider Victor Espinoza have been elected to the Racing Hall of Fame.
The $40,000 claim from October continued to pay dividends for Rockingham Ranch and trainer Peter Miller April 23 at Santa Anita Park.
Irad Ortiz Jr. added another riding crown to his résumé when he secured the Aqueduct Racetrack 2017 spring meet title following closing day April 23.
Jockey Robby Albarado sustained a fracture of his lower left leg after falling at Keeneland April 23 and will be off mounts for three to four weeks, including Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) hopeful J Boys Echo, agent Ron Ebanks said.
Sam-Son Farm's homebred Southern Ring, back home at Woodbine after a winter at Tampa Bay Downs, dug in to win the $125,000 Whimsical Stakes (G3) April 23 and spoiled the seasonal debut of 2016 Canadian Horse of the Year Caren.
Santa Anita Park cancelled its live racing for April 27 because of a lack of entries, Santa Anita racing secretary Rick Hammerle said April 23.
With a late kick in the stretch, Hope Jones' Party Boat overcame frontrunner Team of Teams to score by a length in the $100,000 Memories of Silver Stakes at Aqueduct Racetrack April 23.
Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) hopefuls J Boys Echo and Fast and Accurate breezed five furlongs at Churchill Downs and Trackside Louisville, respectively, April 23.
A daughter of leading sire Tapit, produced from multiple grade 1 winner Evening Jewel and bought as a yearling for $400,000, is the highest-priced previously purchased 2-year-old consigned to the Ocala Breeders' Sales spring sale.
Aqueduct Racetrack's third race April 23, a $100,000 optional-claiming allowance race, could have been mistaken for a stakes event, with Economic Model and Shagaf competing.
There has been strong demand for 2-year-olds in training through the first four auctions of 2017, but the juvenile marketplace will undergo its stiffest test April 25-28 when Ocala Breeders' Sales conducts its spring sale in Ocala, Fla.
Multiplier shook free in midstretch and ultimately gave his rider the kick he was seeking, getting up in the final strides to nail 9-5 favorite Hedge Fund by a head in the Illinois Derby (G3).
Just watching Martin Garcia's mannerisms aboard Speedway Stable's Collected for every step of the $200,000 Californian Stakes (G2) April 22, it was clear the jockey knew what he had underneath him.
The turf marathon niche has proven one that suits Jed Cohen's Itsinthepost as the bay gelding scored his second straight graded triumph when he captured the $250,000 Dixiana Elkhorn Stakes (G2T) by 1 1/4 lengths over Charming Kitten.
Three runners entered the $1.25 million Charles Town Classic (G2) April 22 for Loooch Racing and Imaginary Stables, and one got by with a little help from his friends.
It was a long road back to the winner's circle for Paymaster Racing's Inordinate, but he found his way April 22 at Santa Anita Park.
Cobra Farm's Twisted Tom pulled away in the stretch to win the $125,000 Federico Tesio Stakes by 2 1/4 lengths. Although the race is a "Win and You're In" for the Preakness Stakes (G1) the gelding is not Triple Crown nominated.
Colts by Run Away and Hide, Tapizar, and Violence sped quarters in :20 3/5 to share honors for the the fastest works at the distance April 22 during the final session of the under tack show for the Ocala Breeders' Sales' 2017 spring sale.
From the breadth of the Queen's smile in the winner's enclosure following the race, she didn't care that the Call To Mind gift was a day tardy.
The New York Racing Association has announced a long-distance turf bonus program for the upcoming 2017 Belmont Park spring/summer meet.
Cloud Computing, the third-place finisher in the April 8 Wood Memorial Stakes presented by NYRA Bets (G2), has been removed from contention for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) and will point to the May 20 Preakness Stakes (G1).
The clocker's stopwatch at the top of the Santa Anita Park grandstand may have shown 1:15 4/5 for Gormley's six-furlong workout April 22, but the slow time doesn't tell the whole story.
Reach the World, who was pointing toward runs in the Preakness Stakes (G1) and Belmont Stakes (G1), was euthanized after sustaining an injury during training April 22, according to Don Alberto Stable racing manager Fernando Diaz-Valdes.
After a speedier-than-designed half-mile workout April 22 at Santa Anita Park, trainer Ian Kruljac said champion female sprinter Finest City will almost surely head to the May 6 Humana Distaff (G1) at Churchill Downs for her next race.
Each week BloodHorse.com looks forward to the weekend's biggest races. This week we have big stakes cards at Charles Town and Laurel Park, a pair of graded stakes at Santa Anita Park, and more.
After making her connections sweat, Unbridled Mo allowed them to celebrate as the 4-year-old bay filly turned back Power of Snunner in the lane en route to taking the $100,000 Hilliard Lyons Doubledogdare Stakes (G3) by three-quarters of a length.
The fifth under tack session for the OBS spring 2-year-olds in training sale saw four horses post eighth-mile works in :10 flat and an Into Mischief colt getting a quarter-mile in :20 3/5.
Mike Ryan and Gerry Dilger's instincts were dead-on, and resulted in Santa Rosa's second grade 1 winner, Xpressbet.com Florida Derby (G1) victor Always Dreaming.
"Beautiful" is how Mandella described the April 21 work of Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) contender Paradise Woods, who went four furlongs in :47 3/5 Friday at Santa Anita Park in her penultimate exercise for the May 5 test.
Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller has purchased an interest in Kendall Hansen's Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) hopeful Fast and Accurate, it was announced April 21.
Her career didn't get under way until the first week of January, but so far Jenda's Agenda has done nothing wrong. The undefeated filly will look to stretch her speed and talent April 22 in the $125,000 Weber City Miss at Laurel Park.
The 1992 Run for the Roses will always be remembered for the phenomenon known as Arazimania.
While there is a bit of a lull as we await the Kentucky Derby Presented By Yum! Brands (G1) on the first Saturday in May, there will be some noteworthy stakes action Saturday.
Irap, who broke his maiden with a three-quarter-length win in the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (G2) April 8, put in his first move since that shocker, working a mile in 1:44 at Keeneland Friday morning.
Gunnevera walked the shedrow without taking as much as a single deep breath following his five-furlong workout Friday morning at Gulfstream Park West, continuing to amaze trainer Antonio Sano while snubbing his nose at a full bucket of water.
Always Dreaming, an impressive winner of the April 1 Xpressbet Florida Derby (G1) at Gulfstream Park, breezed five furlongs April 21 at Palm Beach Downs in 1:01.40, a move that pleased trainer Todd Pletcher.
State of Honor and Salty both put in five-furlong moves for trainer Mark Casse April 21 at Churchill Downs in preparation for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) May 6 and the Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) May 5.


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a resident of another community
on Aug 10, 2009 at 3:08 pm
Seems that fast food businesses suffer if such criminal are not quickly surveillance video id and caught. In the past year, there are available a few professional High definition digital security systems that give very clear images at night, good enough to read plates over a parking lot. Typically without the very bright glaring lights of the past. Perhaps businesses, which have focused on good security in the store, should also focus on security surveillance on the parking lot. Otherwise customers will be too afraid to stop after dark. I have bought a couple a such cameras for our use, they are worlds better than old analog TV camera, but expect to pay $800 to $1000 just for the best camera.
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I like Ted's solution:
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a resident of Old Mountain View
on Aug 10, 2009 at 5:02 pm
This is a perfect example why I wish we had the right to conceal a weapon. If these three young people had one in their defense perhaps this low life criminal would've been scared away and had his lesson learned.
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"Specifically he died from head trauma and he was severely burned, and that is the information we will give to the jury throughout this trial," Prosecuting Attorney Pamela Games-Neely said.
Connelly was pronounced dead on New Year's Day in 2012.
"We're hoping to get as many witnesses as possible," Games-Neely added. "We're starting with emergency personnel obviously, then we'll proceed with some other witnesses we have in this regard, and then we'll continue over the next two days."
Games-Neely stated that the child was abused under Mauldin's supervision. Defense Attorney, Christopher Prezioso stated that there wasn't enough evidence to prove Mauldin could have abused the child.
Mauldin's former girlfriend, Jasmine Dawkins, who is not the biological mother of the child, was previous tried earlier this year.
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