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Any restaurant worthy of your hangover must meet strict standards. (1) No dress code. A pair of jeans, landscaped with spilled beer and cigarette burn holes, will work just fine. Sunglasses are de rigueur. And obviously, you're not getting anywhere near a razor. (2) No crowds. Humans are exceptionally ugly, noisy, and smelly when you're nursing the brown bottle flu. (3) Immediate service. Your table is ready, and somebody's standing by with buckets of Coca-Cola. (4) Inexpensive. You blew your paycheck on lap dances last night, remember? (5) Full bar to allay the morning quivers. (6) Dark — or at least neutral — atmosphere. Sunshine and vodka do not mix on a Saturday morning. (7) Bacon. Only one place aces this test, and it's been acing it for nearly a century: Testa's in Palm Beach. They're open as early as you can drag your sorry carcass down there, serving liquor from 7 a.m. every single day to wash down your ham steak and eggs ($7.95), smoked salmon plate ($9.95), bowls of incredible, stomach-coating cream of crab soup spiked with sherry ($6.95), sirloin steak and eggs ($17.95), and plenty of bacon on the side ($2.95). Sit at the bar with your back to the room, nose buried in a complimentary newspaper, and you'll have the undivided attention of the bartenders. After decades of experience with punchy islanders, they perfectly understand both your inexplicable headache and the precise remedy to cure it.
They look so creepy that most folks won't touch 'em, but that's just fine — more for us! A langoustine looks like a cross between a spider and a shrimp that deep down wants to be a lobster — could be it's the animal that inspired T.S. Eliot to imagine a "pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floors of silent seas." At Bova Prime, they don't fuss around and try to make it pretty for you: These suckers are presented head to tail, with their tickly feelers fanned out on the plate. The langoustine is not a native of Florida, and you don't see it on many menus here. It's more precious than our lumbering stone crabs and slow-witted spiny lobster; these are the fairy folk of the shellfish world. Sizzled over charcoal and served with a tart green mache salad ($23), the meat in their little tails, each about the size of your middle finger, is as soft and sweet as a breathy endearment whispered on a deserted beach.
Two pretty, perky girls as cute as '50s pinups, Michelle Parparian and Amanda Watkins, have transformed a 1920s Florida cottage into a vintage clothing store with a cupcakery in the tiny rear kitchen — a kitchen known to turn out a thousand cupcakes at a pop for local events. But they're not too busy stocking bridal showers and tea parties to tend to your sweet tooth: Shop for party frocks, beaded purses, and wrist bangles first, then head to the back of the house for rejuvenation in the form of chocolate or vanilla cupcakes ($1.75 each) swirled with the dreamiest pink icing ever whipped up in a vintage mixing bowl. Along with these deliriously cloudlike cupcakes, they produce small, dense, heart-shaped brownies ($1 each) and vanilla sugar cookies with royal icing in dozens of shapes and themes. At present, it's best to call ahead if you want specialty cupcakes like black forest, red velvet, carrot, chocolate mint, strawberry shortcake, lemon drop, or orange creamsicle. But these marvelous mavens plan to open a full-service café in July, so all gratifications will soon be instantaneous.
Tiki-tacky Havana Hideout is what most South Florida dining looked like 30 years ago — a bar under open air and thatch, plus a minuscule, shadowy mouse hole indoors. Before we got gentrified and supersized, before the chains and celeb chefs from California and New York found out we were hoarding paradise, any Floridian could follow the path pounded smooth by many flip-flops to some joint grilling burgers and fish sandwiches. A guy would be mangling Neil Young covers on his beat-up guitar; you'd drink beer by the pitcher, passing scraps to the canine under your table (maybe your mutt, maybe not). Owner Chrissy Benoit is channeling our nostalgia, only updated with drinkable specialty brews on tap and a slightly expanded menu. From a catering truck sidled up to the outdoor deck, she turns out pulled-pork and Cuban sandwiches, fish tacos, nachos, pionono (think tropical shepherd's pie), and chocolate chili pepper ice cream. And just like in the old days, the only seasoning this grub needs is salt air and sunshine.
South Florida isn't a wasteland for quality 'cue, as some purists would have you believe. But we do have the unfortunate affliction of not having one place that sets the bar for the rest. Which is why New Times' Best Barbecue category will, this year, not go to one joint but several, each for different reasons. First up, the 50-year-old icon and 2008 Best Of winner, Georgia Pig in Davie, whose chopped pork, slow cooked on an ancient, open-faced stove, is the stuff of legend. Its infused smokiness and appealing textural variation (crispy cracklin' versus tender chunks) are only enhanced by the Pig's light and subtle vinegar sauce, also the best around. As far as BBQ's most sacred sides are concerned — those being collard greens and mac and cheese — Bar-B-Q Jack's are hard to beat. The collards, a perfect mix of sweet and savory, laced with pork-y chunks; the mac and cheese, moist and gooey, yet broiled for the right amount of crunch. Fort Lauderdale's go-to 'cue shack, Tom Jenkins' Bar-B-Q, does a lot of things well, but its slow-cooked brisket truly rises above the rest. And, in a scene where sickly sweet sauces still dominate, the moist, dry-rubbed ribs at Deep Down South BBQ in Lauderdale Lakes prove that SOS (that's "sauce on the side") is always the best option when 'cue is done right. All are good choices, and if you're willing to make the drive all over town to assemble it, together they would make one fine plate of BBQ.
It was a long, jubilant night with a crazy crowd. Let's face it, you got drunk — again. And as your head begins to clear, you want something different. Not late-night tacos. Not pizza, sandwiches, or waffles. Certainly not the drive-through you had a few times. (You always regretted that later.) No, you want... biscuits! Flaky, tender, warm, golden, soft biscuits. Just like Grandma would've made you if she had ever stopped drinking long enough. They soak up all that booze, ease the burn. Courtyard Café is open 24 hours on the weekends, and the biscuits get better as the night goes on. They're good smothered, covered, buttered, or plain. No matter how you get them, they come out split, fried, and steaming. Get two for yourself or buy the table a dozen. The trick here: staying sober enough to remember how damned good those biscuits were.


text: WASHINGTON, May 2, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Statement by Susannah Baruch, Interim President & CEO of the Reproductive Health Technologies Project, on the Department of Justice's appeal of Judge Korman's ruling directing the FDA to approve over-the-counter access to emergency contraception for all women within 30 days. "We are profoundly disappointed. This appeal takes away the promise of all women having timely access to emergency contraception. "It is especially troubling in light of the Food and Drug Administration's move yesterday to continue age restrictions and ID requirements, despite a court order to make emergency contraception accessible for women of all ages. "Both announcements, particularly in tandem, highlight the Administration's corner-cutting on women's health. Complying with the thorough reasoning and clear directive of the court order would have been a huge step forward. Instead, we are left wondering how many more years we will have to wait for science to prevail. "For years, medical experts, including scientists at the Food & Drug Administration, American Academy of Pediatrics, and American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, have agreed that emergency contraception is safe for over-the-counter use by women of all ages and should be on store shelves. Without requiring women to prove their age; without the public embarrassment that can come from being "carded" by a clerk and without putting women who don't have identification -- whether because they are pre-driver's license or because they are immigrants, or because they simply forgot to bring their ID when they left the house in a rush -- in a continued race against the clock. "[The Administration is under a court order to fix the mistakes they have made in the past. Instead they are taking the path of least resistance, a half-solution to a real problem.] "Today it is clear that the only thing stronger than the scientific evidence supporting the removal of the point of sale restrictions on emergency contraception is political interference with robust agency decision-making. Judge Korman meticulously documented both in his April 5 th ruling. "It's a sad day for women's health when politics prevails.

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Stringers Shack has been a leading provider of high-performance lacrosse mesh and stringing materials in the Northeast since setting up shop in 2008. The Adams, Mass.-based company offers some of the most unique types of mesh in the industry, and ILGear.com recently received a sample bundle which includes a range of Stringers Shack's high-quality products.
Founded by Ben Matthew, the company is clear in stating that its mesh — manufactured on-site — and accessories are some of the best around, which is a product of the research and development put into them. Here's a bit from the Stringers Shack website:
"Our mission at The Stringer's Shack is to provide lacrosse mesh and stringing supplies engineered for highest performance and service to our customers at the lowest prices possible. We take great pride in our company, our commitment to customer service and in the products we sell. Our online store is designed to provide you with a safe and secure environment to browse our product catalog. We proudly manufacture all of our high performance lacrosse mesh and stringing supplies in the beautiful Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts."
Not only does the company have a range of meshes and stringing supplies (including many different kits), but Stringers Shack is also known as a go-to supplier of high-test nylon runners (which can be used in place of leather runners and can be seen below in orange) as well as the popular pocket transfer screws.
See the samples of Stringers Shack products below, and be sure to keep an eye on the Stringers Spotlight series, where you'll some of these sampels making an appearance in the near future. For more information on Stringers Shack, visit the company's website. Also, follow the company on Twitter and Facebook.
Selection of Stringers Shack stringing kits. Fuel for the Stringers Spotlight.
Stringers Shack takes an engineer's approach to mesh creation, and so it's no surprise that they have an interesting naming system. This is a kit containing the company's 20 MM Nylon Semi-Soft Mesh. Each mesh kit from Stringers Shack contains, along with the mesh: two 36" high-tenacity nylon toplace/shooters, two 30" high-tenacity nylon sidewall laces, one 16" high-tenacity nylon bottom lace, and three 36" shooters.
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Stringers Shack's packaging is even top-notch. Each component here — hockey-style shooters, 3MM high-tenacity top lace and premium sidewall — is bound and put into a plastic baggie. Nice presentation in each kit.
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Stringers Shack 10-Diamond Ultralight Semi-Soft mesh kit. The Stringers Shack Ultralight Nylon mesh line is 30% thinner than the company's traditional Nylon mesh line, constructed of high-tenacity nylon for excellent durability. This line includes semi-hard, semi-soft, soft and hybrid options.
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Another look here at how the stringing components will arrive. This red, white and blue theme is just one of a bunch of color options available when you put together a Stringers Shack stringing kit.
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Here's a Stringers Shack kit including their 1/4-inch nylon runners, shown here in orange. The Stringers Shack alternative to leather runners provide even stretch, excellent durability and better consistency than natural leathers. These are constructed of high-tenacity nylon and coated with Stringers Shack's clear latex.
The kit includes a 10-yard spool of 2.5 MM cross lace along with premium sidewall lace, 3 MM topstring (shooting string option) and three hockey-style shooters.
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Some parents peeved by Arboles restriping
Charter school upset over removal of stop sign
Traffic citations and accidents are down on Avenida de Los Arboles, police say, but parents at a nearby school are unhappy with an increase in congestion since lanes on the busy street were reconfigured a month ago.
Juliett Herman, Bridges Charter School education coordinator, said parents have complained of more traffic tie-ups on Arboles and voiced concerns about their children's safety without a crosswalk at the street's intersection with Calle Bouganvilla. The charter school is in its first year at 1335 Calle Bouganvilla, a half-block south of Avenida de Los Arboles.
"The stop sign being taken out has been the most significant impact for us here," Herman said Tuesday, calling it the "chief complaint" of parents whose children walk or ride their bikes to school.
In November, city repaving crews restriped a 1.25-mile, heavily traveled section of Arboles between Moorpark Road and the 23 Freeway, changing it from two travel lanes in each direction to one, with a two-way turn lane in the center. The stop sign at Calle Bouganvilla was removed during the process because it failed to meet state criteria warranting a stop sign, according to Jay Spurgin, interim public works director.
"There really shouldn't have been a stop sign put there," Spurgin said.
Herman said parents driving in from the east are upset that morning traffic on Arboles backs up in the center lane to turn left. And turning left onto Arboles after leaving the school is dangerous, she said, because vehicles in both directions are traveling fast.
"It's a pretty treacherous left turn because there is no stop sign anymore," said Herman, who lives a few blocks from the school. "It used to be really easy and lovely when there was a stop sign and now it's more . . . of a difficult driving maneuver to have to turn left."
School officials have also seen a noticeable increase in students arriving late to school since Arboles was restriped, she said.
The City Council approved the restriping in October after a public hearing and two public meetings.
The project received the endorsement of the Thousand Oaks Traffic and Transportation Advisory Commission and the police department.
During the October meeting to approve the restriping, the issue of the stop sign and the crosswalk was brought up several times by parents and by council members, but city staff contended that both were unnecessary and causing more harm than good.
Councilmember Tom Glancy said that, although he hasn't been at the school during operating hours, if the police department reports that the change is a safety threat, the council will act.
"If there's any decrease in public safety, let me tell you, it's going to change back," Glancy said. "But sometimes you get anecdotal comments about, 'Oh, it's just much worse than it used to be—people are almost getting killed' . . . and then the reality—it just really doesn't exist."
Aside from the school's complaint, the response to the restriping has been primarily positive, Spurgin said.
He said the city has received a few calls praising the new traffic pattern on Avenida de Los Arboles. At least one property owner on the busy thoroughfare has thanked the city for making it easier and safer for him to get in and out of his property, Spurgin said.
As for children's safety, there is a crosswalk and crossing guard at Arboles and Avenida de Las Plantas, which was deemed a safer route to school than crossing at Calle Bouganvilla, Spurgin said.
No school officials spoke during the public meetings about the project.
But Herman said no one from the city asked her or Director Hilda Salas for their opinion before restriping Arboles, although another administrator or a member of the school's board of directors could have been contacted.
Even so, Bridges parents have felt left out, Herman said.
"Our parents are not happy; we feel like they . . . didn't really take us into consideration," Herman said of the city, adding that the brightyellow signs along Arboles alerting drivers to a school in the vicinity are gone.
Spurgin said his staff contacted Bridges for its input before the street lanes were changed, but he'll be glad to talk with school officials about what can be done to alleviate traffic and other problems.
Thousand Oaks police Capt. Bill Ayub said there have been no reported vehicle collisions on Avenida de Los Arboles since the street was restriped.
Ayub said he didn't know the number of citations given in the area since the traffic pattern change but anecdotal evidence suggests citations have gone down.
He attributed that to the community being well-informed of the lane changes beforehand through the media, road signs and officers who gave drivers warnings.
"We tend to be a little more lenient when there's a change to traffic patterns; we'll give warnings before we give citations," Ayub said.
"That'll change over time—(but) it'll certainly give people a chance to adjust."


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Rebecca wrote this simile during a poetry lesson: " All my friends are like maps, they guide me." The same statement could be said of our heroes. Ranging from an angel hero to a sports hero, these are the people who point us in a direction that helps make our world a better place to be.
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Chances are, next week you'll be sitting around a big table with your friends and family, eating a huge bird and lots of other goodies.
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Thanks for asking. Our friends over at the YouTube channel BytesizeScience have posted a new video, "5 Tips for a Better Thanksgiving through Chemistry", offering up ways that chemistry can help with the turkey, side dishes and even the post-dinner heartburn. Enjoy:
Now, if there's only a way to deal with the indigestion of having to watch the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys on Turkey Day (just kidding!)
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Helicobacter pylori, the bacterium known to cause peptic ulcers, is also the primary cause of gastric cancer, which is a leading cancer killer globally.
A large clinical trial at seven sites across Latin America has now found that a standard three-drug regimen for treating H. pylori is more effective, at least in the population studied, than either of two four-drug regimens that proved superior in studies in Europe and Asia.
"This study turns recent literature a bit on its head," says study coauthor William D. Chey, M.D., of the University of Michigan. "Specifically, virtually all other randomized, controlled trials that have tested the four-drug therapy, either sequentially over ten days or concomitantly over five days, have found it superior."
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"14-day triple, 5-day concomitant, and 10-day sequential therapies for Helicobacter pylori infection in seven Latin American sites: a randomised trial." (http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(11)60825-8/abstract)
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The Advanced Materials research group were the first in the UK to be able to carry out nanocharacterisation with a state-of-the-art Hysitron (nano-indentation) Triboindenter.
Multidisciplinary collaborations result in School research being undertaken across the University including the disciplines of Medicine, Biology and Agriculture.
The importance of the 3-dimensional cell culture studies have been established through the use of nano-structured macro-porous cell-support materials applied to bone and cartilage tissue engineering, showing that the behaviour of cells is dependent on the size and functionality of their confinement environment.
Research is underway with the Centre for Life on tissue engineering for embryonic heart development and with the Medical School on how cells bond with nanotopographical surfaces. Discoveries in tissue engineering led to Bio-Process Intensification using Bio-microreactors which used in the intensification of antibiotics, enzymes and bioremediation.
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ITU's new Focus Group on the Machine-to-Machine service layer (FG M2M) will meet for the first time at ITU Headquarters in Geneva, 17-18 April 2012. M2M service layer standards will act as important catalysts for the market's growth, and an earlier newslog announcement of FG M2M's formation has attracted the interest of an array of M2M-focused organizations, both within and outside ITU's membership. See FG M2M's homepage here.
The M2M market is expected to grow rapidly over the coming years and, as part of the more broadly-defined Internet of Things (see ITU's JCA-IoT), will encompass a wide variety of industry sectors. Some forecasts predict that 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet by 2020.
Considering the wide range of M2M's possible applications – enabling services across vertical markets including healthcare, logistics, transport, utilities and countless others – this prediction may hold true; but certainly not without the interoperability enabled by global ICT standards. A common M2M service layer, agreed at the international level by stakeholders in the M2M and relevant vertical markets, will provide a cost-efficient platform able to be easily deployed in hardware and software, in a multi-vendor environment, across industry sectors.
FG M2M will identify a minimum set of requirements common to vertical markets, and thereby create the knowledge-base needed to begin the development of open, international ITU standards. In analyzing the requirements of vertical markets, the group will initially focus on the healthcare market by investigating application programming interfaces (APIs) and protocols supporting e-health applications and services.
The deadline for submission of input documents is 10 April, and the meeting is open to all interested parties from ITU Member States. Registration for both on-site and remote participation is available at http://www.itu.int/reg/tsg/3000361.
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Jo Berryman loves change. "I need momentum and I need to be changing, constantly moving things on, having something interesting to aim for."
Her gorgeous late-Victorian Hampstead home reflects the former fashion stylist's boundless curiosity — not to mention a well-honed magpie eye.
The four-storey property has a kitchen and snug in the basement, an open-plan living room/office space, loo and small library room on the ground floor, a bed/bath/dressing room suite on the first floor, and two bedrooms and a bathroom on the top floor. There is also a small courtyard garden.
Jo runs an events styling consultancy and is also a yoga teacher and single mother to daughter Nico, two, whose father is Coldplay bassist Guy Berryman.
She bought the house in 2007 after she and Guy divorced.
"I fell in love with its bare bones, as well as the location — it's handy for Hampstead Heath," she says. "I love that the doors are crooked and the floorboards creak — I think that sort of thing gives a home personality."
But Jo wanted to stamp her own style on the house, too. So the first job of the year-long project was to sort out the structure. "I decided to sacrifice a bedroom and knock through to monopolise the whole first floor for myself. Extremely indulgent, I know, but I love 'luxe' living and wanted space for my clothes and things."
Jo's huge bedroom — with its walk-through wardrobe, freestanding bathtub and bespoke display area for her shoe collection — is a girl's dream.
Decadent space achieved, Jo repainted throughout in various shades of white to keep the house fresh and modern. "I wanted a clean backdrop so I could dot all my stuff around and show it at its best," she says. "My thinking all the time has been to create a sense of contemporary chic, but to marry that with my easy-going, relaxed lifestyle."
The sitting room showcases some dramatic pieces, such as the huge Vivienne Westwood Union Jack rug hung as art, and a Damien Hirst skull painting, complete with glittering teeth. "I really like to champion British design," says Jo.
"I love mixing a refined and feminine sensibility with unexpected dashes of "hard-arsed" stuff. My current obsession is skulls. I think they're macabre but beautiful."
The basement kitchen/snug is the heart of the home, and everyone gravitates there. The simple white and stainless steel galley kitchen at one end gives way to a relaxing area with a chesterfield and comfy chairs. Jo says: "I wanted definite compartmentalisation — a family space to flop down in and have a cup of tea, so that the kitchen doesn't monopolise the room."
Bright-red, feathery pampas grass plumes sit alongside objets and votive candles on the mantelpiece, while oblique shelves display a treasure trove of books. Hallway walls are festooned with modern art and photographs, most of the latter by Guy Berryman, a keen photographer. A tiny room off the ground-floor landing contains a mini library painted in very bold Farrow & Ball Rectory Red. "I think small spaces can take loud colours."
So, given her penchant for variety, does Jo have plans for more changes? "I'm going to extend into the attic space at some point, and perhaps cre-ate a sun roof. Right now, though, the priority is getting a runner on the stairs. I like the distressed look, but it's so noisy without one. I'm thinking of going for a real departure, like pillar-box red..."
Photographs: PAUL MASSEY
Styling: MARY WEAVER
* For more about Jo Berryman's consultancy, visit www.matrushka.co.uk
* The full version of this article appears in the April issue of Livingetc, out now.
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Allow colleges to offer three-year degrees
It is essential in the new economy that Ontario strengthen its efforts to promote career-focused programs. An important step would be expanding the range of degree programs at the province's colleges. Ontario's public colleges already offer four-year degree programs. However, this province is one of the few jurisdictions in the world where graduates of a three-year post-secondary program can only earn a diploma, rather than a degree. Expanding the range of degree programs at colleges will provide more options to students seeking career-focused higher learning. It will also address the growing demand among employers for graduates with degrees who also have career-specific qualifications. The government should introduce changes to allow Ontario colleges to offer three-year degree programs.


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An elegant and sophisticated outdoor can offer you the scope to make it an entertaining zone of your home. From chilling out with friends to spend 'me' time in a comfy ambiance – all can be possible when your outdoor is decorated and furnished in a perfect way.
Outdoor furnishing
To add elegance, style and comfortable features to your dull outdoor you can plan for outdoor furnishing. In fact, furnishing will give a complete makeover to the old and ordinary outdoor. A patio, a deck or a garden, all will look beautiful, if you furnish the same with beautiful furniture. And aluminium outdoor furniture Sydney will probably be the best option for you to prep up your outdoor in an affordable way.
Benefits of choosing aluminum garden furniture
Very lightweight and durable:
As garden is an outdoor place, people like light-weight furniture. They can carry these pieces easily. The best part of white aluminium outdoor furniture is that it is light in weight and long lasting. People like to change their sitting position depending on the mood of the weather. And aluminum furniture can be carried easily or can be moved from place to place as per the homeowner's preference. Also, if you take proper maintenance, it will last for long time as it is rust resistant.
Versatile decorative option:
This furniture is available in various styles and you do not have to compromise with dull designs. If you have higher budget, then you can also make custom designs. From various color options available you can easily choose your favorite color. This color and design combination will give your garden a fresh and new look. Choose the design and color which will match with the structure of the house and of course the garden.
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Ground breaking on a new senior center in Auburn is happening tomorrow. The three story, 110-room facility took nearly two years to begin after several rounds of controversy. Calamar Construction is spending nearly ten million dollars on building the Village at Auburn Grove, which is expected to be finished by next summer.
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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Jackson County Records Inventory
County Budgets
Series documents the annual allotment of funds for county government operations as agreed to by the board of commissioners. Information includes total amount of funds budgeted for each office. Later budgets may include organizational charts and a narrative of each county office function.
Older county budgets may also be found in the Commissioners Journal (County Commissioners Administrative Journals).
Records at the Jackson County Courthouse Annex, County Clerk's Recording Division Office Room 114:
Adopted Budget Jackson County, 2005-present (10 volumes).
Records at the Jackson County Courthouse, County Commission/Administrator's Records Storage Room:
Budget [County-title varies], 1985-2005 (21 volumes); 2005-present (10 binders).
Records at the Access Contracted Records Storage Facility:
Budget [County-80A.111], 1968-1972 (4 volumes);
Co. Budgets [County-80A.111], 1946-1957 (.20 cu.ft.); 1957-1958 (.35 cu.ft.);
[Jackson County Budget-93A.33, Box 6299], 1980-1984 (1 cu.ft.);
Jackson County Or. Budget [82A-91], 1977-1980 (3 volumes);
Master Copy Jackson County Budget [81A-16], 1972-1977 (7 volumes).
Records at the Jackson County Library, Medford Branch:
Budget Jackson County [includes executive summaries-title varies], 1981-present (41 volumes).
Records at the Jackson County Web Site:
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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free airport shuttle and free area shuttle
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When you stay at Courtyard by Marriott Miami Airport in Miami, you'll be near the airport and close to Grapeland Water Park and Miracle Mile.
This hotel is within close proximity of Magic City Casino and Miami Jai Alai.
Make yourself at home in one of the 292 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while video-game consoles and digital programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include complimentary weekday newspapers and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including a health club, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the complimentary area shuttle.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available for a fee.
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, Courtyard by Marriott Miami Airport provides a health club and a spa tub. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, gift shops/newsstands, and a garden. A roundtrip airport shuttle at scheduled times and an area shuttle are complimentary for guests. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Courtyard by Marriott Miami Airport is a smoke-free property.
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free airport transportation
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Express check-out
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Bar/lounge
- Health club
- Free WiFi
- Free area shuttle
- Tennis on site
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Express check-in
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Hair salon
- ATM/banking
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 6
- Number of floors - 10
- Total number of rooms - 292
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Garden
- Picnic area
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Snack bar/deli
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Champions Sports Bar - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Cane Fire Grille - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club.
- Golfing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free rollaway/extra beds!
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit 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.
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: USD 15 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: USD 17 per night
- Valet parking fee: USD 20 per day
Hotel Name
- Courtyard Marriott Hotel Miami Airport
- Courtyard Marriott Miami Airport
- Courtyard Miami Airport
- Courtyard Miami Airport Marriott
- Marriott Courtyard Miami Airport
- Marriott Miami Airport
- Marriott Miami Airport Courtyard
- Miami Airport Courtyard
- Miami Airport Courtyard Marriott
- Miami Airport Marriott Courtyard
- Courtyard By Marriott Miami Airport South Hotel Miami
- Courtyard Miami Airport South
- Courtyard Marriott Miami Airport Hotel
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October 2012
If you ask a child what their favorite holiday is, they are very likely to be torn between both Halloween and Christmas. While both of these holidays may revolve around gift giving, no other holiday is as centered around children as Halloween. For this very reason, many kids spend most of the year dreaming of their costume for the next Halloween, trying to decide which superhero or princess they are going to dress like this Halloween. One of the most fun things to do with children is having a fun Halloween party designed for them and their friends. While planning a party can be stressful, just remember that planning a fun and spooky party for your kids can be fun for everyone involved.
Party Favors
While it may be easy to forget, don't forget to take your child's age into account when planning your Halloween party. Some content that is meant for older children can be frightening for small children, making their nervous and scared during the party. For this reason, it is better to plan a fun Monster Bash party if little ones are going to involved. If you are planning this party for Tweens or teenagers, however, you may want to consider the Nightmare skull set.
Both of these Halloween paper sets include plates, cups, napkins, and tablecloths, allowing you to decorate your kitchen or dining room for the holiday. If children or all ages are going to be involved, it is best to plan the party around your younger guests.
Fun costumes for children of all ages can be found right here on Designed 2B Sweet Inc. For an especially fun party theme, don't forget that its always fun to have the entire family dress in the same theme, giving you great family pictures that you can look at later. Some of the most popular costumes that can be found here are the pirate themed costumes, as well as many fantasy themed weapons, props, and costumes, allowing everyone in your household to be a prince or princess.
Crafts and Games
Probably the most fun part of a Halloween party to most children is the fact that they can make many unique crafts that they are able to personalize or give to their favorite adults. One of the most popular craft items found right on this site is the Black Cat Paper Plate Craft Kit. These adorable black cats can be hung in windows or on refrigerators, allowing children to have a fun Halloween item that can be displayed every Halloween.
Another popular craft project done at many Halloween parties is designing your own Halloween mask, using a plastic black mask as a base. By using feathers, glitter, and other fun craft items, each child or teenager can make a fun, unique mask that can be used again on Halloween night
With Halloween soon approaching, many of us are busy thinking about our yearly Halloween costume and where we are going to find the best costume for our children for trick-or-treating. Looking at the raising costs of candy, however, it is not too surprising that many parents are trying to find cheaper and healthier alternatives to the typical sugary treats that are found at most houses. As much as we may like the tradition of giving our children candy, the next day we are typically left with a large bag of candy that is more sugar that a child should eat in a year.
To the surprise of many adults, there are actually cheaper alternative to candy for Halloween that are enjoyed by children. As would be expected, many of these toys are relatively cheap and fun, giving each child in your neighborhood some enjoyment that will last more than ten seconds. Even better, a bag of fun party toys that are great treat for boys and girls alike can be bought cheaper than a bag of name brand candy.
Most toys that are bought for goody bags can be as expensive or cheap as you decide, giving you a minimum of a dozen toys, going all the way up to bags that contain over 144 toys, allowing to handle a large number children this Halloween. One popular item that is great as a Halloween treat are the Camouflage Airplane Gliders. With over 144 little gliders, you can expect to see these little planes flying around your neighborhood for quite some time. Even better, you can get these fun little gliders for $12.99.
If you do not want to give out this many toys, you can also get smaller sets of toys, such as the mini porcupine balls. Six dozen of these fun rubber balls can be purchased for $8, allowing you to have some extra toys left over that can be used as treats later, such as stocking stuffers. Below, you will find some amazing toys that are great candy alternatives for kids this Halloween. With the variety of different fun toys that are available, why would anyone want to buy candy again?
- Neon Colored Bounce Balls - 12 dozen
- Rubber Cool Saying Rings - 6 dozen
- Mini Clear Putty with Glitter - 4 dozen
- Religious Hexagon Shaped Bubbles - 4 dozen
- Hi Bounce Ball Assortment - 50 pieces
- Zoo Jungle Animal Paratroopers - 4 dozen
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Updated with new photos, new data, and newly included species, this pictorial identification guide and husbandry manual covers more than 250 species, subspecies, and color morphs of reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. The authors advise on what to look for when purchasing these animals and discuss caging and feeding. Each profile includes the animal�s place of origin, its size from hatchling to adult, its lifespan, and its general behavior traits. The array of animals covered includes snakes, lizards, skinks, geckos, turtles, tortoises, frogs, and many more. Hundreds of color illustrations.
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Carl Jenkinson admits Arsenal's hopes of Champions League qualification are being severely hampered by a lack of consistency that was once again laid bare in yesterday's north London derby defeat.
Arsenal dominated the opening half-hour of the game at White Hart Lane, but Gareth Bale and Aaron Lennon took advantage of some statuesque defending from the Gunners with two goals in just over two minutes to help Spurs to a 2-1 win.
Tottenham, who now stand seven points ahead of their neighbours, are in the midst of a 12-match unbeaten run in the Premier League, with their last defeat coming some three months ago at Everton.
Arsenal, on the other hand, have failed to put a decent streak together throughout what has been a difficult season for Arsene Wenger and his men.
Their best run came at the end of 2012 when they went five matches unbeaten and while they scored seven goals against Newcastle and five against Spurs in November, they have also fallen to disappointing defeats to Bradford, Blackburn, Norwich and Swansea.
"On our day we can beat anyone," Jenkinson (above) told Arsenal's website. "I genuinely believe that. When we play to our potential, teams can't come near us, but we need to do that consistently.
"If we do that we will be fine, but we just can't find the consistency at the moment.
"We played well (against Tottenham) in patches, but then we'll have 10 minutes where we'll drift out of the game a little bit."
Jenkinson, a lifelong Arsenal fan, looked visibly shaken as he gathered his thoughts on a loss that puts Arsenal in serious danger of failing to finish inside the top four for the first time in 16 years.
"I'm distraught, to be honest," the right-back said. "I know the importance [of the derby]. In history, we've always tended to come out on top but it wasn't our day. We beat them at home and they beat us at their place. But it's really disappointing that we haven't at least picked up a point."
Olivier Giroud missed a golden chance to put Arsenal ahead early on, but some lion-hearted defending from Michael Dawson and Jan Vertonghen kept Arsenal at bay for all but one moment when Per Mertesacker pulled a goal back five minutes into the second half.
Giroud looked hapless up front, while at the other end of the pitch Vermaelen and Mertesacker were made to look sluggish by the pace of Bale and Lennon.
One crumb of comfort for the Gunners is that this time last year they clawed back a 10-point deficit to finish above Tottenham for the 17th consecutive season.
Jenkinson remains hopeful he and his team-mates can bridge the gap again this time around.
"There are 10 games left and there are plenty of points to play for," he said. "I think in a couple of days' time, we'll get our head around this and realise that we've bridged a gap like that before and can do it again. Everyone is disappointed we lost.
"We will be positive and we will come back from this. Tottenham are our rivals but we'll get over it, we'll be positive. We've just got to work our socks off because we need to be in that top four at the bare minimum.
"I am confident we can find that consistency. We just have to believe in ourselves for the rest of the season."
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You should take note that copyright protection is automatic under 17 USC 102 when you create the website on any tangible medium of expression. Review the Compendium generously referenced by my colleague, as that will answer most of your basic questions. Likely you will want to register copyright on the key original appearance features of the website. You need to know that with billions of websites in existence, it is likely your protection is limited. You need to realize that many countries permit copying of Internet content. You should review this with an IP attorney or Internet attorney for some general guidelines and to hopefully get the basic registrations you should have, if any.See question
I will sell the t-shirts in my website, I want to make t-shirts with big time rush, one direction, apple, etc logo I live in Ecuador
You know this is illegal in the US. It is almost certainly illegal in Ecuador, also. Those are world famous brand names.
You risk criminal prosecution, as does anyone whom through whom you would sell in the US.
Moreover, you risk having your product confiscated by US Customs (CBP-ICE).
Your risk is proportional to how much you sell.
Any website on which you do this, if in the US (such as Amazon or eBay) will have a DMCA policy that will likely be used to take you webpages or even website down for infringement. Your customers in the USA will likely be confronted, especially if they are resellers. This is very risky for you. Be careful or you will end up in jail.See question
Is it legal for Magazine to 'lift' a picture from personal album on Facebook page and use it as their magazine banner and in body of article and make money without permission..? The magazine is in Los Angeles, Ca. 2. Company that sel...
Sounds like two law schools hypothetical questions. In the first you need to know California has specific law with regard to commercial use of a person's name or likeness. In the second hypo, there are much more likely claims of violation of right of publicity, subject to possible fair use or free speech exceptions in the right circumstances. Consult an IP or Entertainment law attorney.See question
even if it has to do with drinking
This depends on the context and the specifics of the use. For example, if you imply sponsorship, endorsement, affiliation or approval of the universities, you will need approval to avoid unfair competition under 15 USC 1125. If it is clear the universities have nothing to do with the game and are merely being used to provide background or context, then unfair competition is likely not the problem, yet you may still have problems if the University is negatively portrayed as somehow condoning underage drinking. The safe and ethical thing is to obtain approval or provide a very clear disclaimer, such disclaimer being prepared or at least reviewed and approved by an attorney.
Your level of risk will depend on the details of the usage, so we can only give general guidance. If this is a real situation then you need to consult an IP attorney before proceeding.See question
This design is over 40 years old and several claims have been made to ownership/copyright by other people, but I have an original printing document that predates all the other claims. What should I do?
Mere possession of an original printing document does not give you claim to copyright. Rights belong to the creator or printer or assignee. It may be impossible to know for sure unless the item is registered with the Copyright Office. So, one first step would be to check the records of the US Copyright Office at www.copyright.gov . If you do not know how, the Copyright Office will search for you for a fee.
Forensics experts can likely determine the age of your printing, but that will not determine the age of the original, if earlier. As noted by my colleague, age of the printing likely does not matter in establishing copyright. Age might matter if this is unpublished (see https://copyright.cornell.edu/resources/publicdomain.cfm) and pre-1894, but the rights would be expired. Age (date of publication) might matter if published with proper copyright protection . Again, see the copyright term chart at https://copyright.cornell.edu/resources/publicdomain.cfm and look up the particulars for your printing.
If, after review of the copyright term chart referenced above, you still cannot determine whether this is public domain and the value is sufficient to justify further inquiry, you might consult a copyright attorney (IP attorney) for further research.See question
I have already registered a trademark, but I would like to expand it to include a new class of products on an intent to use basis. Should I file a form to amend the registration or I have to file a completely new registration?
A new application is both needed and desirable. Needed because you cannot add a new class to an existing application. Desirable because you do not likely want to make them dependent on each other.See question
I have an apartment rented to 3 different individual tenants. I provide them Internet service from Comcast. Recently I got a letter sent to this rental building from a law firm. The letter mentioned that they have got my information from Comcast b...
You should not be responsible for your tenant's unauthorized download s if you take reasonable actions to try to prevent infringement.
You should use the find a lawyer tab and search for Thomas Urbanczyk or Erin Russell, both of whom handle those cases frequently. For the copyright attorney to have gotten your name (if they did - and perhaps they only have your IP address. ) there should have been more than one download.
Dear, Good day. How much I can really sell my website idea to the prospect? Is my earning is consider one time or monthly commission basis from them? How can I actually find the right prospects? How can...
This is a legal forum to help you find the right attorney. You need a salesperson or business manager. We can't quote a price without any facts. It is surprising you would ask.See question


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It is evident that we live in a society that does not know the true God of the Bible. We live in a John 3:16 overfed society. We live in a society where you can turn on your TV and hear guys like Joel Osteen say "God loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life." We live in a society where abortion is at an [auth] all-time high. We live in a society where 12-year-olds kill their parents while they sleep.
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We live in a society where people mock God and think it's a joke. We live in a society where thieves break in and steal the things you've worked so hard for. We live in a society where young kids run the streets at all hours of the night doing vandalism, like shooting out your car windows with a pellet gun. We live in a society where you can't even pull over to help someone out of fear they will shoot you and take your car. We live in a society where gang violence is increasing more and more.
We live in a society where young girls walk around in public half dressed and the parents wonder why pregnancy occurs at such a young age. We live in a society where people care more about trees and animals than they do God. We live in a society where people would rather party their life away than live for God. We live in a society where some of the most heinous crimes are being committed.
With that being said, then you have people like Mr. Wells and Mrs. Dawson telling you "God loves you." Let's tell that to the guy who just raped and murdered a 5-year old-girl. He doesn't need to hear that. I'm willing to bet he will never change by hearing things like that. You might ask me what makes me qualified to say that or what Bible college I went to? Well I graduated from Bible Believers University and my pulpit is the concrete streets of America. I have seen firsthand what it does telling people "God loves you."
Only the brokenhearted people ready to repent deserve those words. Not a proud arrogant sinner cussing God. I've witnessed in places where most Christians would be scared to go in. And the thing that will amaze you is, is the 99 percent of those people involved in some of the most wicked things you can think of, all think they are going to Heaven because someone told them "God loves you."
You see there is a God in Heaven that is very different than the one most people paint the picture of. Let me clarify: I am loving to tell you the truth. The whole council is required when witnessing to someone. In such a hardhearted society, a hard approach is needed. The sugar coated gospel is dangerous to your soul. So if you think I'm hard, wait until you meet God.
Justin Craft
Too many perks for politicians
Dear Editor:
Lately, politicians of both parties have been letting us know that entitlements have to be reduced.
May I make a suggestion, politicians? Look at yourselves first!
Federal health care, I believe, is subsidized about 70 percent by the tax payers.
I believe you have free use of a very well-equipped gym.
Haircuts are free, or very much less than away from the Capitol.
Office space is provided.
Office staff is provided.
Free mailing. Watch now, we shall learn what our elected officials have done for us (with our money).
Surely, the Pols can reduce their recess numbers to do more of the "people's business" as you were hired to do.
Peg Briney
Stronger penalties for animal abuse
Dear Editor:
How many times are the people of Roswell going to pick up their newspapers and see on the front page a picture of an abused animal? What is it going to take before the laws are changed in order to protect these poor animals? Obviously it is not a priority to protect them, when Judge Loy won't even look at the pictures or hear testimony regarding the abuse. Then he turns around and gives this dog back to the idiot owner who can't even afford to pay the fine.
Yes we are sending a strong message to our youth, go ahead and abuse and nothing will happen. Small slap on the hand, maybe a fine or not.
Now a 12-year-old boy tries to light a chihuahua's ears on fire, but I'm sure he won't be punished for it. Why would he, the adults do it so it must be OK, right?
People of Roswell, we have got to stand up and get the laws changed, this sort of thing must not continue to happen. We are the only voice and hope that these animals have, if we don't help them then no one will.
Mary Lee Schoen
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ANEDO Report: Coal and Gas Mining in Australia - Opportunities for National Law Reform
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Report by the Australian Network of Environmental Defender's Offices, 2012
Nine national reforms to protect communities, food security, health, water, climate and biodiversity from the impacts of unsustainable coal and unconventional gas mining in Australia:Read more
Risks of Coal and Unconventional Gas Mining
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The Health Effects Of Fracking: Fracking Harms Human Health October 2016 - Chesapeake PSR
The National Water Commission[1] has stated that coal seam gas mining risks having 'significant, long-term and adverse impacts' on water resources, including from depressurisation and contamination of aquifers. Longwall coal mining in the Sydney drinking water catchment has been found to have caused subsidence, cracking and draining of rivers, cliff falls, draining of swamps, and iron oxide pollution[2]. Open-cut mining dewaters aquifers, and often leaves damaging final voids that drain aquifers for centuries.Read more
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Millions of Americans use medical devices every day. These devices can range from simple items to complicated devices such as programmable pacemakers and laboratory equipment. While many people use these devices without any problems, some suffer injuries or adverse effects after using them.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates the use of all medical devices. The agency publishes records of all approvals via its online database.1 This includes separate data for new device approvals, premarket notifications and premarket approvals. There are also some devices that are exempt from the normal approval process. The FDA refers to these devices as "humanitarian device exemptions."
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Sean Kilpatrick Talks About Making World University Games Team
June 29, 2013
University of Cincinnati senior guard Sean Kilpatrick will continue to train with the USA Basketball World University Games Team in Colorado Springs, Colo. until the squad departs for Kazan, Russia on July 1.
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Mr. Combow is survived byseven children: Patricia (Larry) McReynolds of Bluefield WV, Beverly (Russell) Ansley of Port St. Lucie FL, Debbie (John) Woodroof of Lebanon, William White (Norma) Combow VII of White House, Edward Combow of Nashville, Joseph (Cheri) Combow of High Point NC, and Shawn Combow of Roanoke VA;nine grandchildren: Chris McReynolds, Stephanie (Chris) Harman, Levi (Amber) Woodroof, Emiley (Brian) Friel, Matthew (Nicole) Tate, Paulina Combow, Portia Combow, Colton Combow, and Cameron Combow; andseven great-grandchildren.
He was a long-time active member of the VFW in Lebanon, VA and Board member for the American Ex-POWs. He was also an active member in the VA Administration and an active speaker for the Veterans in Congress.
Mr. Combow retired at his childhood home of Belfast VA in 1980. He dedicated his retirement years to community service such as planning and building the new Lebanon High School and the Lebanon Public Library, both in Lebanon, VA.
The family will be receiving friends at Sellars Funeral Home in Lebanon from 4-8 p.m. on Friday, May 4. The body will then be transported to Hurst-Scott Funeral Home in Richlands, VA. Visitation is from 5-9 p.m. on Sunday at the funeral home.
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Casey-Shortt VFW Post #9640 will conduct Military Graveside Rites. Pallbearers: Colton Combow, Levi Woodroof, Don McLaughflin, Bobby Damron, Eddie Conrad, Wayne K Miller, and Billy Reese.
Honorary Pallbearers: Azilee Carter, Buford Mitchell, dear friend Jo Cleek, and the staff at Hartsville Convalescent Home in Hartsville.
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ALVA, Okla. - An RBI single by Wes Brorsen in the top of the ninth inning was enough to lift the Northwestern Oklahoma State men's baseball team to a 7-5 win in nine innings over Huston-Tillotson in the opening game of a doubleheader. The Rangers couldn't carry the momentum to a game two win falling 8-6 on Monday evening.
The Rangers (2-2) fell behind 3-0 early but the long ball got the offense going in the middle innings. Wes Brorsen hit a solo home run in the fourth while Jarad Moore blasted a grand slam in the fifth inning to give the Rangers a 5-3 lead.
Huston-Tillotson answered back with two more runs in the fifth and the game remained tied until the top of the ninth inning when Brorsen struck again with an RBI single and then scored the team's seventh run on an error by the shortstop.
NWOSU's relief pitching contributed heavily to the win throwing 4.1 scoreless innings. Chase Randall got out of a jam with runners on first and second in the fifth and pitched a scoreless sixth before turning it over to Jordan Flittie who threw three perfect innings to pick up his first win of the season.
Moore, Brorsen and Zach Apotheker all recorded multiple hits in the game.
Game two wasn't as friendly to the Rangers who fell behind 6-0 after Huston-Tillotson batted around in the second inning.
The Rangers managed a rally in the third inning. Trevor Long, drove in the third run of the inning to get the Rangers within three but Apotheker was thrown out at the plate to end the rally.
Justin Miller's sacrifice fly in the fourth inning got NWOSU within two runs, but Huston Tillotson added two insurance runs in the bottom half of the fifth to extend the lead to 8-4.
NWOSU put the tying run on base in the seventh after Jose Maysonet doubled home Long and Patrick Johnson who both reached base with two outs. However, a fly out ended the Ranger comeback attempt.
Brorsen, Long and Johnson all recorded multiple hits in the game.
The baseball team will open its home schedule with a Saturday doubleheader at noon against McPherson College.
Statistics will be available later.
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