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What does pathologic mean?
Definitions for pathologic
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word pathologic.
Princeton's WordNet
diseased, morbid, pathologic, pathological(adj)
caused by or altered by or manifesting disease or pathology
"diseased tonsils"; "a morbid growth"; "pathologic tissue"; "pathological bodily processes"
pathological, pathologic(adj)
of or relating to the practice of pathology
"pathological laboratory"
Caused by or related to disease, pathology.
Origin: From παθολογικός, corresponding to pathology + .
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alt. of Pathological
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It is the first of what are planned to be regular rides held the final Friday of each month. Critical Mass, which originated in San Francisco and has spread to cities throughout the world, brings attention to cycling and other forms of transportation as alternatives to driving.
Participants will gather at 5:30 p.m. and begin their ride at 6 p.m. Helmets are recommended. Maps of the ride route will be shared before the ride begins.
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LAKELAND, FL (July 18, 2014) -- The City of Lakeland and the Detroit Tigers have reached agreement on the terms and conditions that will be included in a contract that will extend the City's relationship with the organization another 20 years. The current contract signed in 2000 expires December 31, 2016. The new contract will solidify the Detroit Tigers continuing their Spring Training, their Class A Minor League operations with the Flying Tigers and their rehabilitative program at Joker Marchant Stadium and the TigerTown Complex through 2036.
City Manager Doug Thomas said, "The parties approached the negotiations with a win-win attitude and I am very pleased that both the City and the Tigers were able to accomplish our respective desired outcomes. We have developed a package that is cost effective for the City and continues to support the estimated $45 million in economic benefits associated with Spring Training and additional $18 million in economic impacts from the Flying Tigers to our community. In return, the Tigers will be provided contemporary facilities designed to enhance player development and improve the fan experience so it will allow them to remain competitive with their counterparts in Major League Baseball.
In anticipation of a new agreement, the parties have been involved in a process over the last two years that included tours of all the spring training facilities in Florida and Arizona to view best practice designs and to better understand the standards that are expected at current MLB facilities. The tours were followed up with a critical evaluation of the current configuration of Joker Marchant Stadium and the Tigertown Complex to identify the areas that would require improvements to allow the Tigers and the City to have facilities reflective of the market required for another 20 – 30 year contract period.
"The Detroit Tigers are thrilled this new agreement will ensure the ball club will maintain its winter home in the City of Lakeland for an unprecedented 100 years," said David Dombrowski, Tigers President, CEO and General Manager. "We are thankful and appreciative of the long-standing relationship with the City of Lakeland, Polk County and the State of Florida that in terms of years is second to none in all of Major League Baseball.
The proposed design of the complex calls for separate Major and Minor League clubhouses that will be constructed; improved and realigned seating areas including additional shading; a 360 degree walk around layout to allow fans to be in constant view of the game; upgraded concession and new vending areas; expanded press box facilities in response to growing media interest with international players; a new artificial field surface in the minor league complex; new team cafeteria equipment; various improvements throughout the complex to assist in player development and rehabilitation; and overall improved layout and security features consistent with MLB security measures.
Melony Bell, Chair of the Polk County Tourist Development Council said, "Polk County has enjoyed a strong relationship with the Detroit Tigers for 78 years. With today's announcement, we look forward to welcoming them back for another 20 years. According to the Florida Sports Foundation, the annual economic impact of the average Major League Baseball spring training operation in Florida is $47 million. We feel strongly that the Tigers have far more impact than that. Whether a Tigers fan chooses to come to Polk County for a month, or just drive to Lakeland for a day of baseball, all of our residents benefit from sales generated when these tourists are here."
R. Todd Danzler, Chairman of the Polk Board of County Commissioners said, "This announcement is great news for Polk County. We appreciate the Detroit Tigers' long-term commitment to Lakeland. The Tigers bring more than just spring baseball to the county. Their presence through their minor league affiliate, the Lakeland Flying Tigers and other uses of the ballpark bring crowds to Joker Marchant Stadium year round. Undoubtedly, our hotels, rental homes, restaurants and other recreational facilities benefit during the spring season when the Tigers are in our community."
Specifics of the agreement include the following terms:
• A total of $37 million will be available for capital improvements to the Joker Marchant Stadium and Tigertown Complex, to be completed and ready for occupancy by the Tigers in January 2017. The City contemplates a bond issue for the capital costs that will be amortized from the following sources:
– The State of Florida, through the Spring Training Retention Program will fund $1 million per year for 20 years.
– The Polk County Tourist Development Council will fund an income stream capable of amortizing a total of $14,560,000, payable over 20 years, or 39.4% of project costs, with total project costs not to exceed $37 million.
– The Tigers will provide funding through the payment of $530,000 per year to the City for 20 years, with such payments taking the form of rent, coupled with a management services fee, the latter of which includes CPI adjustments every five years.
– The City will fund an estimated $190,000 per year for 20 years.
Dombrowski said, "We believe the extensive enhancements to TigerTown will offer the loyal and passionate fans in Lakeland and the legions of Tigers fans that travel to Florida with a one-of-a-kind Spring Training experience. Lakeland plays a significant role year-round in the Tigers baseball operations and the planned renovations will provide the players with a state-of-the-art development and rehabilitation facility, certain to be amongst the best in all of baseball."
Mayor Howard Wiggs said, "We truly appreciate the partnerships with the Detroit Tigers, the State of Florida, the Central Florida Tourist and Development Council, and the City Commission for their financial support for the successor agreement. I would also like to thank our local legislative delegation, the Lakeland Area Chamber of Commerce, and local baseball supporters John and Becky Rodda, Robert Puterbaugh and others who helped the City in our efforts to amend the State's Spring Training Retention Bill which was a critical component in our negotiations."
"Congratulations to the Detroit Tigers, the City of Lakeland and Polk County for extending the longest spring training relationship between a community and a Major League Baseball team," said Florida Sports Foundation President John Webb. "This lease extension is a salute to the professionalism of all parties involved and the heritage and tradition both have enjoyed for almost eight decades. This agreement will continue their partnership to over 100 years of a mutually beneficial relationship. This unmatched partnership is a good example of Florida's strong sports industry and ensures Major League Baseball Spring Training will remain in the area for future generations to enjoy."
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Lakeland Awarded Bronze-Level Walk Friendly Communities Designation
Lakeland, FL – The Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center has designated the City of Lakeland a Bronze-Level Walk Friendly Community for its walkability initiatives and programs. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration and FedEx, Walk Friendly Communities is a national recognition program aimed at recognizing communities for their commitment to pedestrian safety.
For a medium sized city in central Florida, Lakeland offers many opportunities for people to walk safely and conveniently with more than 260 miles of sidewalks and 26 miles of off-road trails, within the metro area. These sidewalks and trails connect downtown Lakeland with the surrounding neighborhoods, parks and scenic lakes making walking a pleasant experience.
Among the top reasons cited by the Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center for the designation are:
· A well-connected network of parks and trails, with future trails planned.
· Good planning policies to promote infill development and Complete Streets.
· Collaboration among city departments and with other agencies, such as Polk County Board of County Commissioners and the Florida Department of Transportation, to improve pedestrian safety.
"This designation acknowledges the sustained efforts that the city is engaged in to build a healthy and active community for all Lakelanders to enjoy" comments the City of Lakeland Community Development Director, Jim Studiale.
Lakeland is among four communities recognized in the latest round of Walk Friendly Communities announced. The Walk Friendly Community designation, awarded from bronze to platinum, is given to applicant communities that have demonstrated a commitment to improving and sustaining walkability and pedestrian safety through comprehensive programs, plans and policies. To date, 47 communities in the U.S. have been designated as Walk Friendly Communities.
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IEEE Communications Society has been announced as Technical Co-Sponsor of the International Telecommunication Union's upcoming Innovations in Next Generation Networks event to be held in Geneva, Switzerland May 2008.
The partnership means that IEEE Communications Society will encourage members to respond to a call for papers issued by ITU.
The call for papers is to inspire contributions towards a kaleidoscopic view of communication habits for the future. We know what NGN is in terms of the underlying technology, but we don't know what services will emerge, how NGN will affect the marketplace for ICT, and how society will be affected.
Innovations in NGN is the first in a series of events, under the banner "Kaleidoscope Conferences", that aims at increasing the dialogue between academia and experts working on the standardization of information and communications technologies (ICT).
By viewing technologies through a kaleidoscope, these forward looking conferences will also seek to identify new topics for standardization.
Innovations in NGN will bring together visionary ideas on the future of NGN. It will highlight technologies, services and applications five years and beyond that will capitalize on the NGN infrastructure and lead to the ubiquitous network society in which information can be accessed anywhere and anytime by anyone and anything. The event will also cover multidisciplinary aspects related to the deployment of NGN, including analysis of regulatory and societal challenges.
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Ontario's Ministry of Transportation (MTO) is proposing the construction of two additional roundabouts on Highway 7 between St. Marys and Stratford: One at Perth Line 20 (at Klomp's Nursery and Garden Centre) and one at Perth Line 26 (at the Connect Equipment dealership). These would make a total of four roundabouts on the stretch of highway, with two more already approved but not yet constructed at Perth Line 9 (at Wildwood) and Oxford Road 119 (at Woolfy's restaurant).

MTO Project Engineer Amy McGuire says traffic controls are needed at the busy intersections for people trying to cross or enter the highway from sideroads. "We need consistency along the corridor. We don't want to have one roundabout, and then a traffic light," she explains.

Representatives from MTO and Delcan Corporation, the company that has designed and engineered the proposed changes, held a public meeting last week at Shackleton's Real Estate and Auction Co. just outside of Stratford. There, maps were provided and questions were answered. Input from the public was also collected.

In addiction to the roundabouts and general patch and repair, some work is going to be done on drainage culverts. The MTO also plans on closing a number of entrances to private properties along the highway. Residents who have proposed entryway closures have been notified. "But nothing is written in stone," clarified Corridor Manager Sylvie Lauzon.

Currently, the plan will be to detour Stratford-bound traffic down Road 119 (formerly Hwy. 19), to Line 28 (Uniondale Sideroad), and then along the Embro Road (Road 113) into Stratford for the duration of the construction.

But some residents and business owners have grown weary of highway construction. Charlie Hammond is one such person who is currently putting together a petition to ask the MTO to stick to nighttime construction, or perhaps find another alternative that will give businesses and tourism a break.

"I'm a little concerned about closing down the highway for 1-2 months per roundabout," he says. "The detour is quite a way around.

"There's a lot of people commuting from St. Marys to Stratford," he adds. "I think another year of construction is an extra stress we don't need."

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2008 NEC - 120V and 240V receptacles on the same MWBC?
Hi All,
The 2008 NEC is adopted in my area, and I've been studying the Code.
210.4(C) says that MWBCs can only supply line-to-neutral loads, but Exception 2 says that L-to-N loads are not required if both ungrounded conductors are on a common trip breaker.
210.4(B) says that all MWBCs must have both ungnd. conductors on a common-trip, so it seems that all MWBCs under code would meet the exception above.
So am I right in surmising that I could have a 3 gang box fed by a single MWBC with 3 receptacles, each wired like this:
L1-L2 (240V) or L1-L2-N for a 4-wire 120V/240V receptacle.
I'm asking because I'm planning on redoing the electrical in my garage, and I figure that would give me the most flexibility on how I use some of my circuits in the future. I just think I might be missing something that prohibits it..
Yes, under the 2008 NEC all MWBC's require a common-trip breaker.
Yes, what you propose is fine.
I have to ask, are you absolutely sure your area is under the 2008 NEC for residential? I know your area well but have not lived there for quite a while. I was under the impression that ALL one and two family residential dwellings in NYS followed the 2007 NY Residential Code.
There are some very distinct difference between the two.
Thanks for the quick response, Speedy.
I'm 95% sure that the 2008 NEC is in force. The Town of Oyster Bay code is online, and in regards to electrical standards it says:
A.All new electrical wiring or installations or extensions of or alterations or removal of existing installations shall be made in conformity with the requirements of the National Electrical Code, being particularly the latest edition of the National Fire Electrical Code in effect at the time thereof, as recommended by the National Fire Protection Association, except where the provisions of this chapter or any other provisions of this Code or other ordinances of the town shall differently prescribe, in which event compliance with the provisions of such provisions of this Code or town ordinance shall be recognized as proper compliance with this chapter.
The town code has very few specifics itself about electrical installations; it prohibits Al wiring 4 AWG and smaller, prohibits NM cable in commercial, etc.
This is the page I was looking at, in case you were curious..
You're making me doubt it now though..
Now how can you have "hicksville" north of of Mason Dixon line?:brows:
It's the stupidest name for a town (except maybe Intercourse, PA), but I grew up in the area so I just got used it...
BTW - In my defense it's not that hickish.. I've got 9 Home Depots within 10 miles of my house. (Literally 9). :)
Guess it's better than Gofuku, Japan or Tightsqueeze, VA.:eek:
Here's a whole list of them. I've lived in Va for 45 years and never heard of Tightsqueeze. May have to go visit:party:
And also, Blacks Run, which is not too far from Lynchburg. :laughing:
VA is the king of weird place names.
well, it's not as good as Gofuku but we have Hell on earth in my state. (Hell Michigan)
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Man Charged in Ocklawaha Murder
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A breakthrough in the investigation as to who killed Ocklawaha resident Stanley Yassen.
Detectives have charged a 33- year- old man with first degree murder.
Yassen was found dead in his home nearly two weeks ago.
Detectives said the motive was robbery.
On August 28th, 74- year -old Yassen was found stabbed to death inside his home.
Now two weeks later detectives have charged Issac Duwayne Sheffield for the murder of Yassen.
"In the initial we just wanted to talk to Mr.Sheffield and find out his where about and see where it would lead us and we couldn't find him. he was hiding from us,"
said Det. Tony Watson.
Marion County Sheriffs Office detective Tony Watson said they wanted to question Sheffield after learning that he may have burglarized Yassen's home a few months before.
Investigators couldn't find Sheffield so they visited Sheffield's sisters home.
There they discovered evidence that would be significant to the case.
"Actually located two vehicles there that Mr. Sheffield had been there bleaching out," said Det. Watson.
Detectives knew there was blood inside the cars, but weren't sure whose blood.
"It's curious. A normal person is not just going to clean a vehicle out with bleach unless they have something to hide. We found the victims blood inside the vehicle that he had driven the day of the homicide," said Watson.
The investigation also revealed Sheffield was inside Yassen's home on the day Yassen was brutally murdered.
As investigators continued to search for Sheffield, another agency received information from Sheffield's family members who told deputies Sheffield was heading to Georgia.
"They had learned that Marion County Sheriff's Office was investigating a homicide and it was near the area where Mr. Sheffield's family was raised at. So that was kind of a red flag for them. So the contacted the Toombs County Sheriff's Office," said Det. Watson.
Toombs County deputies caught and arrested Sheffield near Vidalia in southeast Georgia, where he awaits extradition.
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Avon's Metcalf Road closed for project
October 18, 2012
AVON, Colorado – Metcalf Road in Avon closed in both directions for drainage improvements starting Thursday, with a tentative re-opening Oct. 26. The town of Avon is in the process of installing six drainage culverts across Metcalf Road, the lowest one near the Metcalf Commercial Park /Holy Cross Substation and the upper one just below The Baranacas.
The actual road closure will take place just south of 281 Metcalf Road (Metcalf Commercial Park). Those accessing addresses north of 281 Metcalf Road (residences in Wildridge and Wildwood) from Avon will need to use the detour. Those accessing addresses below 281 Metcalf from Wildridge will need to use the detour. Businesses and residents along Nottingham road will not be affected.
The detour around the road construction will take residents and tenants around the Mountain Star community for approximately one week. Traffic control will be provided at all times to direct residents and tenants where to go. Please allow an additional 10 to 15 minutes for your daily commute during this road closure.
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|Sesame Street
|Gordon takes Telly and friends hiking
|Air date
|February 19, 1996
|Season 27 (1995-1996)
|This page has been compiled from a Japanese episode guide, and may or may not be equivalent to the American PBS broadcast.
|Gordon is taking Miles, Telly, Rosita, and Elmo hiking in the park. Telly can't keep up because his pack is too heavy. The contents of his backpack include soap in case he falls in the mud, a tent in case it rains, a flashlight in case he wants to look in dark places, binoculars, a whistle, and a dictionary in case he wants to look up a word. Everyone takes one thing from Telly's pack to lighten the load. Elmo thinks it's silly to pack a tent, but Telly disagrees.
| A boy hikes up a mountain with his family.
Location: Mount Battie, overlooking Camden, Maine.
(EKA: Episode 2881)
| Characters on a quilt form the letter O.
Artist: Karen Aqua
(EKA: Episode 3375)
| Planting Letters: O
(First: Episode 3010)
| A lady receives a letter O in the mail, which promptly rolls around her living room.
Artist: ArtistMike
(EKA: Episode 3348)
| Two flowers, a baby sparrow, and two bunnies sing "That's How I Got Here."
(EKA: Episode 3040)
| Sign Man: GROW
(EKA: Episode 1120)
|Something hits Telly on the head, and he asks Elmo if he threw something at him. Everyone starts getting hit on the head, and Gordon explains that they are being hit by acorns. If the acorns fall in a good spot, a new oak tree will grow.
| A flower opens and closes.
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| Speech Balloon O: After the man steps into the bubble through a door on the side, the bubble slams shut and cannot be opened.
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| Director Kermit the Frog is filming Oklahoma with Forgetful Jones as the Star. Forgetful is supposed to sing "Oklahoma!" but sings "Ache-lahoma," "Eeklahoma," and "Ike-lahoma" instead. When he finally gets it right, the production assistant says it's time for lunch.
(EKA: Episode 2594)
| O for open, off, owl, ocean.
(EKA: Episode 3091)
| "The Wasteroon Song" – three water drops complain about people wasting water, calling them "Wasteroons."
Artist: ArtistMike
(EKA: Episode 2876)
|Elmo stops the hikers to point out a turtle (to introduce the next two segments).
| Baby turtles swim around.
Music: Joe Raposo
(EKA: Episode 1089)
| A bird displays the front and back of a turtle. (new sound effects added)
(EKA: Episode 2402)
| When Ernie is away visiting Count von Count, Bert has the place all to himself...or so he thinks! A group of sheep burst into the room and proceed to shim him a song ("Bert's Blanket") about how his blanket was made (with a flashback scene where Ernie is portrayed as a farmer). Bert then corrects them on the actual production phase.
(EKA: Episode 2447)
| A female head is drawn as its voice-over lists its parts, ending with earrings that "do nothing" ... and promptly wiggle around.
Artist: James Rizzi
(EKA: Episode 0821)
| "Do the Body Dance" (MC Lyte)
(EKA: Episode 2856)
| In a painting, a man flips a coin, and it flies in and out of buildings.
(EKA: Episode 3291)
|Elmo stops the hikers to point out flies (to introduce the next segment).
| Five flies land on a kid's face.
Artist: Owe Gustafson
(EKA: Episode 1449)
| Two girls count as they clap.
(EKA: Episode 3007)
| A girl's mom can dribble 5 balls.
(EKA: Episode 3448)
| Big Bird describes (and acts out) a time when he lost Radar. "Having a good memory will sure come in handy sometimes!"
(EKA: Episode 3410)
| "Island of Emotion"
Artist: Sally Cruikshank
(EKA: Episode 2822)
| Fred the fish needs water to swim in, and Betty the bird needs air to fly in. Vanessa the vacuum cleaner sucks up all the air and water, but can't hold it all in. (new narration by Jim Thurman added)
(EKA: Episode 2642)
|The hikers stop for lunch, but Telly has forgotten his lunch. Everyone else shares part of their lunch with Telly so he won't go hungry. Elmo thinks it's silly that Telly brought things that nobody would ever need, and yet he forgot his lunch. Just then it starts to rain, and they pitch the tent Telly brought.
| A piece of paper floats down onto a table, then folds itself into a paper crane, which flies away.
(EKA: Episode 2956)
|Big Bird displays what he did when trying to open a door he thought was stuck.
| A boy who is learning to write in Chinese writes the word "rain."
(EKA: Episode 3192)
| A story of a cat who hated rain, wished for it to stop, and witnessed the disastrous effects of no rain.
Artist: ArtistMike
(EKA: Episode 2755)
|Everyone is glad Telly brought the tent. Elmo asks if Telly knew it would rain. He didn't—he just tried to think of everything someone might need if they were in the park for a whole day.
|Telly sings "Everything Goes" as he packs his backpack for a day in the park.
|Everyone is glad Telly brought his tent, because they would all be wet if he hadn't.
| A family goes over their camping checklist before they leave for the woods.
(EKA: Episode 3428)
| Flamingos walk around to classical music. (new child voice-overs added)
(EKA: Episode 2455)
| Maria counts Household appliances from 1-10 and 10-0.
(EKA: Episode 2840)
| "Between You and Me" (Gina and Savion)
(EKA: Episode 3133)
| A boy has a dream in which he floats in Outer Space between things.
(EKA: Episode 3093)
| Samuel Ramey sings a low-octave version of the alphabet song.
(EKA: Episode 3369)
|The rain has stopped, and they begin to take the tent down, while Elmo and Rosita announce the sponsors.
|Coming Soon on Sesame Street: Big Bird sings a pageant verse about snowflakes.
- This episode was written by David Korr.
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Thursday, February 14th
- Feb147am - 8amBODYPUMPStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith Terry & Erin. The original barbell class that strengthens your entire body.
- Feb147:30am - 8:20amSpinningStudent Recreation Center, Multipurpose StudioWith instructor Becca, awesome music, motivation, and enthusiastic coaching lead participants through Spinning(TM) routines that are designed to simulate situations similar to cycling outdoors!
- Feb148:15am - 9:15amPilatesStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith Maren. Pilates is a mat-based conditioning routine that helps build flexibility and long, lean muscles, and strength and endurance in the legs, abdominals, arms, hips, and back.
- Feb149am - 12pmING-457 Deferred CompensationSadler Center, Colony Room
- Feb1410amInformation Session & TourAdmission (Undergraduate), Session RoomJoin us for an opportunity to explore all that makes the W&M experience unique. {{http://www.wm.edu/admission/undergraduateadmission/visit/srm-event-registration,Register Now}}.
- Feb1411:15am - 11:45amMindfulness MeditationBlow Memorial Hall, Room 240Learn techniques and skills to be more present in the moment and enhance your self-awareness to help improve your emotional and physical wellness. Open to all students; no appointment necessary.
- Feb1412pm - 12:45pmFac/Staff BODYPUMPStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith instructor Beth.The original barbell class that strengthens your entire body.
- Feb1412pm - 12:50pmPhy Sci Noon Seminar (VIMS)VIMS - Andrews Hall, Dominion Classroom 326Roger Mann, VIMS Fisheries Science Department; "Biogenic carbonate production in estuarine habitats: estimates of the molluscan contribution."
- Feb141pm - 4pmING-457 Deferred CompensationVIMS - Chesapeake Bay Hall, 2nd floor conference room
- Feb142:30pmInformation Session & TourAdmission (Undergraduate), Session RoomJoin us for an opportunity to explore all that makes the W&M experience unique. {{http://www.wm.edu/admission/undergraduateadmission/visit/srm-event-registration,Register Now}}.
- Feb144:15pm - 5:15pmBodyPumpStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioInstructors: Mary & Tarah
- Feb144:30pm - 5:20pmTRX Boot Camp Class SeriesStudent Recreation Center, MultipurposeWith instructor Katie,TRX Bootcamp will promise an intense workout that incorporates body weight strength training with our TRX bands paired with short bursts of high-intensity cardio that will strengthen and tone all the major muscle groups!
- Feb145pm2013 W&M Global Film Festival: "Film & Youth" (DAY 1)Off-Campus, Kimball Theatre on Merchants SquareThis year's W&M GFF opens with a Valentines Day-themed night, including: Turn Me On, Dammit! presented by lead actress Helene Bergsholm, 24Speed competition films, and a screening of Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
- Feb145pmFinancing Empire in Southwest China: Copper, Land and Local Society, 1650-1750Blow Memorial Hall, Room 332Lecture by Prof. John Herman, Virginia Commonwealth University for the William and Mary Confucius Institute China Lecture Series.
- Feb145pm - 5:30pmEnglish Honors ColloquiumBlow Memorial Hall, Room 201Emily Loney will present her work on "Texts, Textiles and Agency: Gendered Performance in The Two Gentlemen of Verona."
- Feb145pm - 6:30pm2013 W&M Global Film FestivalKimball TheatreW&M 24SPEED Filmmaking Competition: THE YOUNG LOVE EDITION Screening & Awards Ceremony
- Feb145pm - 6:30pmWMCI China Lecture SeriesBlow Memorial Hall, Room 332WMCI China Lecture Series Professor John Herman Virginia Commonwealth University February 14, 2013 5:00 p.m., Blow Hall 332 Financing Empire in Southwest China: Copper, Land and Local Society, 1650-1750.
- Feb145pm - 7pmThe Stigma of Giftedness and Anti-intellectualismSwem Library, The Writing CenterIn this workshop, Dr. Tracy Cross and Dr. Jennifer Cross will focus on how the stigma of being gifted and pursuing intellectual goals can exist in certain cultures and will provide strategies for dealing with overcoming this problem.
- Feb145:15pm - 6:05pmBoot Camp-Free for the month of February!Student Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith fitness instructor Terry!
- Feb145:30pm - 6:30pmHands-on YogaStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith instructors Sarah & Jess, this class will allow the participants the option of getting hands-on help to improve their yoga practice.
- Feb145:30pm - 6:30pmSpinningStudent Recreation Center, Multipurpose StudioWith instructor Remy, awesome music, motivation, and enthusiastic coaching leads participants through Spinning(TM) routines that are designed to simulate situations similar to cycling outdoors!
- Feb146pm - 7pmApogee Information SessionCohen Career Center, Conference RoomCome and learn about being a summer leader at Apogee! Director, Kevin Cashman will be on campus to tell you all about their exciting opportunities!
- Feb146:30pm - 7:20pmPilatesStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith instructor Morgan. Pilates is a mat-based conditioning routine that helps build flexibility and long, lean muscles, and strength and endurance in the legs, abdominals, arms, hips, and back.
- Feb146:30pm - 7:30pm2013 W&M Global Film FestivalKimball Theatre LobbyOpening Night Reception
- Feb146:45pm - 7:45pmBody CombatStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith Janice & Morgan, Body Combat is the empowering cardio workout where you are totally unleashed.
- Feb147pm - 8pmCoStar PreNight ReceptionCohen Career Center, Presentation RoomPreNight reception for students invited to interview with CoStar on 2/15
- Feb147:30pm - 10:30pm2013 W&M Global Film FestivalKimball TheatreValentine's Day Special: Young Love & Romance at Home and Abroad
- Feb148pm - 8:50pmCardio DanceStudent Recreation Center, Group Fitness StudioWith Katie, this class creatively blends elements of various dance styles for a fun workout that anyone can do. It includes easy-to-follow, dynamic choreography designed to sculpt, tone and condition.
- Feb1410:30pm2013 W&M Global Film FestivalKimball TheatreYoung Love: SHORT: Harry Grows Up (2012 / USA / Mark Nickelsburg / 12m / NR) Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982 / USA / Amy Heckerling/ 90m/ R)
- Feb13-Feb2714th Annual Honors ColloquiumBlow Memorial Hall, Room 201Through this annual event, students pursuing Honors projects have the chance to present their work to faculty members and their fellow students. {{http://www.wm.edu/as/charlescenter/honors/currentstudents/colloquium/schedule/index.php, See Full Schedule}}
- Feb9-Apr14Michelangelo: Sacred and ProfaneMuscarelle Museum of ArtThe exhibition, Michelangelo: Sacred and Profane, Masterpiece Drawings from the Casa Buonarroti, honors the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Muscarelle Museum in 1983.
- Feb74pm-Feb286pmBrian Kelley at Andrews GalleryAndrews Hall, Andrews GalleryVisiting Assistant Professor Brian Kelley will exhibit his paintings and drawings at Andrews Gallery from February 7 - 28, 2013.
- Feb6-Aug1Under the Shield: The Federal Occupation of the Historic TriangleSwem Library, Nancy Marshall Gallery, first floorThis exhibit explores the federal occupation of the Historic Triangle during the Civil War and its impact on area residents. Letters, newspaper articles and other items reveal a unified hope for the war to end, but with varied desired outcomes.
- Feb4-Aug13The Inevitable Present: Integration at William & MarySwem Library, Marshall Gallery (1st floor Rotunda) and Read & Relax areaIntegration at William & Mary was not achieved simply with the acceptance of the first students of color; instead it has been a decades-long process. A new exhibit at Swem Library traces the admission of some of the first W&M African American students.
- Jan16-Apr3Spring 2013 Personal Training CourseStudent Recreation Center, Conference RoomAn 11-week in-house training program designed to provide William and Mary students with the information, instruction, education, and practical experience needed to become personal trainers.
- Jan7-Apr12War of 1812 Exhibit at Swem LibrarySwem Library, Special Collections Research CenterVisit the new exhibit "The Enemy Has Disappeared From Our Waters: The War of 1812 in Southeastern Virginia" in Swem's Special Collections now-April 12. In letters, maps, and testimony those affected by the war tell their part of its larger narrative.
- Mar26-Apr30Open Minds: An Exhibit of Psychology Department Faculty PublicationsSwem Library, Bright Gallery"Open Minds: An Exhibit of Psychology Department Faculty Publications" displays significant published works and awards won by this outstanding group of faculty members.
- Oct38am-Dec315pmFrom Fights to Rights: The Long Road to a More Perfect Union ExhibitsSwem Library, Special Collections Research CenterVisit Swem Library for exhibits from the "From Fights To Rights" project commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War and the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Movement. Exhibits rotate at least twice each year.
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|Associate Athletics Director for Fan Development and Membership Operations
After spearheading ticket operations for a year and a half at Columbia, Dan Benvenuto was promoted to Associate Athletics Director for Events and Ticket Operations in July 2008.
As Director of Athletics Ticketing for Columbia University, Benvenuto was responsible for overseeing ticketing operations for the football and men and women's basketball programs. He led all efforts in season ticket sales and renewals, single-game ticket sales, and event day management, working closely with the marketing department in implementing plans to increase ticket sales and attendance.
Benvenuto came to Columbia from Boston University's Agganis Arena. As Ticketing and Group Sales Coordinator, he supported the daily oversight of ticket operations and was heavily involved in event management for the 6,300-seat venue.
He also managed all group ticket sales outreach for BU hockey and basketball, while coordinating the implementation of ticket promotions designed to increase attendance and revenue for the two sports. He began his time at BU in a marketing role, supporting the sales of sponsorships and premium seating, developing contract agreements and creating sponsor recaps.
Before his time at BU, Benvenuto worked as a Marketing Assistant at the America East Conference in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2003-04. While there, he coordinated the conference basketball championship advertising campaign and acted as a liaison for corporate sponsors. He also developed and managed in-game promotions at championship events.
Benvenuto is a 2004 graduate of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst Sport Management Master's Degree program. While at UMass, he contributed to the Major League Soccer marketing research project for client AEG. He earned his B.A. from Quinnipiac University.


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Using an Aural Classifier to Discriminate Cetacean Vocalizations
Binder, Carolyn
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To positively identify marine mammals using passive acoustics, large volumes of data are often collected that need to be processed by a trained analyst. To reduce acoustic analyst workload, an automatic detector can be implemented that produces many detections, which feed into an automatic classifier to significantly reduce the number of false detections. This requires the development of a robust classifier capable of performing inter-species classification as well as discriminating cetacean vocalizations from anthropogenic noise sources. A prototype aural classifier was developed at Defence Research and Development Canada that uses perceptual signal features which model the features employed by the human auditory system. The dataset included anthropogenic passive transients and vocalizations from five cetacean species: bowhead, humpback, North Atlantic right, minke and sperm whales. Discriminant analysis was implemented to replace principal component analysis; the projection obtained using discriminant analysis improved between-species discrimination during multiclass cetacean classification, compared to principal component analysis. The aural classifier was able to successfully identify the vocalizing cetacean species. The area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC) is used to quantify the two-class classifier performance and the M-measure is used when there are three or more classes; the maximum possible value of both AUC and M is 1.00 – which is indicative of an ideal classifier model. Accurate classification results were obtained for multiclass classification of all species in the dataset (M = 0.99), and the challenging bowhead/ humpback (AUC = 0.97) and sperm whale click/anthropogenic transient (AUC = 1.00) two-class classifications.


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Beatrice BonesModel Female Salt Lake City, Utah, US
My Website: Limited Edition Fine Art Prints of Moi.My MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/liviadanton
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Check out my Wish list below! If there is anything there that looks like a fun project, Id be willing to do any of those projects TF. While I prefer to do a little edgier work, I love modeling in general. Paid work only please. I appreciate constructive criticism and am always trying to improve my portfolio.I am also willing to do selective TF if I think the shoot will add considerably to my credentials, or is a project on my Wish list. I am easygoing, energetic, and great to work with. I am never flaky. I will be bringing an escort to all shoots, who I can assure you will NOT get in the way. Thanks for dropping by and checking out my Portfolio. I look forward to working with many of you Brilliant artists out there! Cheers!
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Summer Training Group - Half Marathon
Summer group training for runners and walkers!
Meet each Saturday morning @ 7:30AM beginning June 24
- It's never too late to join.
- structured group coaching on Saturday mornings
- meet most Saturdays at 7:30am
- other locations announced in weekly update and Saturday mornings
- target distances: 10K and half marathon
- target events: City of Trees, Run 4 Heaven's Gate, Barber to Boise, and all October events
Locations, training plan and MAPs inside your Weekly Update.
- This 2017 Spring and Summer groups are $45 each.
- Purchase both Sring and Summer for $80.
- Simple registration is required, click here.
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Your most current Summer training plan is available here.
Please register here.
Beginners and couch potatoes welcome!
- Read what others are saying here
- Follow the Weekly Update for locations, times, clinics, maps, routes
- Walkers and Runners - all levels. Couch potatoes welcome!
Walkers and Runners - all experience levels
Join Boise RunWalk's group training program this Summer. Runners and walkers, all experience levels, Couch Potatoes too. Join the Spring and Summer group training programs for a full two seasons of group support, new friends and great fun.
Half Marathon. 10K. Summertime!
Your Summer training program provides the group support and coaching you need 12 weeks with your target events in Sept and Oct. The Summer is one of our most popular training programs with other target race events including Barber to Boise, Run for the Hills, Run 4 Heaven's Gate and Zeitgeist Half Marathon.
Portland Marathon, City of Trees Marathon, Run for Heaven's Gate
The marathon schedule starts in Spring training for runners and walkers. One of the biggest challenges coaches have is getting inexperienced runners to approach the first 5 weeks at low intensity while focusing on core strength and flexibility. You have plenty of time to add speed training once you have built a base of low miles and freedom from injury. During the first 5 weeks, focus on core strength, nutrition and making new friends, all while running very conservatively.
The 10K Summer training schedule starts at 1-2 miles. Many people enjoy training for the 10K (6.2 miles) and this program provides an opportunity to re-introduce yourself to running after a long, very long layoff. The 10K programs is also perfect for walkers learning to run, and everyone preparing for a half marathon program in the Summer.
Boise running!
All Summer program routes are on the greenbelt and in the foothills at Hulls Gulch. All groups share the common routes with coaches, water coolers when necessary and restrooms or portable toilets.
Saturday Mornings
Meet at Shoreline Park and enjoy a Saturday morning routine that includes group coaching, warm-up and workout. As the morning temperatures rise and the sun comes up earlier we'll start meeting earlier. Most mornings we will hold group discussions where we coach you on important training topics using a question/answer format. These discussions last 20-30 minutes before we warm-up and head out on the routes.
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Do you need additional coaching outside the coaching you receive in BOISE RunWalk's training group programs? Or are you a non-member who is seeking a personal coach? For information visit Coach Steve's personal coaching page.


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Re: ClearAll ?? or what
On 8/26/09 at 7:41 AM, noslowski at comcast.net (noslowski) wrote:
>Is there a command that will remove all variables, custom functions,
>equations and so on? I have tried every one that I can find
>including ClearAll [ " Global ' * "
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There is a package that comes with Mathematic that will probably
do what you need. Specifically, doing
at the start of a session will load the package. Then at some
later time in the session you can simply do
which will cause the will clear everything out that was created
*after* the CleanSlate package was loaded. I find this so handy
that I have the following lines at the end of my init.m file
I explicitly load the PacletManager since I found in version 6
it loaded after every thing in my init.m file executed. As a
consequence, omitting this meant everytime I did CleanSlate[],
the paclet manager got zapped and I lost that functionality. I
do not know if this is still an issue with version 7 or not
since I've not tried omitting the line that explicitly loads the
paclet manager from my init.m file since using version 7.


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When you are an adult who needs orthodontic treatment, you might find yourself cringing at the idea of having to put braces over the tops of your teeth in order to achieve the treatment that you were hoping for. In reality, having this kind of treatment for your teeth is not so bad, and at Fruge Orthodontics you will find lots of different adult orthodontic options so that you end up with a treatment that really does make the most sense for you instead of getting a treatment that only partially addresses the issue at hand. That is truly the beauty of adult orthodontics; there are tons of treatment options to fit your lifestyle, and you will find that the treatments really do change the way you feel about yourself and your health. There are a lot of important reasons to consider orthodontics as an adult, but perhaps the most important reason is that your health depends on it. Straighter teeth are healthier teeth; this is simply the reality of the situation we are living in. When your teeth are properly straight, it is easier to keep them clean. You will know that your teeth are cleaner because you will find it easier to floss and brush them, whereas with crooked teeth it is harder to do these things properly. Additionally, as an adult working hard to get the best job and move up in your career, you cannot afford to have any part of your appearance detract from your self confidence. When you invest in your smile, you invest in your full potential. Finally, leaving dental and orthodontic issues unaddressed just means that you will end up paying dearly for these things in the long run. There is no sense in letting things get to that point. Make a change with one of these great adult orthodontic options:
1. Invisible braces: You will not even have to worry about having metal poking around in your mouth as an adult! There are plenty of clear braces options, such as Invisalign, to help you get those straight teeth without the embarrassment of metal in your later years.
2. Ceramic braces: This is another great dental option hitting the scene. With ceramic braces, you avoid the detrimental impacts of metal braces- such as tooth decay and shortening of tooth roots- and get all the benefits of braces that are not unsightly! Ceramic braces come in a few different levels of transparency, so you can pick the kind of coloring you want.
3. Clear braces: While these are metal, the coloring on the brackets is clear, so you will not have the frustration of colored metal squares on all of your teeth.
4. Traditional braces: If you are not concerned about metal braces in your mouth and are merely working to improve your dental health, then you should absolutely go with metal braces.
With so many adult orthodontic options available, it is hard to see why more people don't take advantage of these treatment options. Don't let your fears get the best of you; take the bold step to change your life today!


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Boxing News
More Boxing Buzz
Top Rank has announced that Saturday's clash between WBO world jr. featherweight champion Nonito "Filipino Flash" Donaire and undefeated WBA world super bantamweight champion Guillermo Rigondeaux at the historic Radio City Music Hall has sold out. The last remaining ticket went today at 5:11 p.m.
The Mayweather-Guerrero undercard is continuing to take shape with the untelevised portion of the card adding middleweight DonYil Livingston (8-2-1, 4 KOs) against Mayweather-promoted prospect Luis Arias (4-0, 3 KOs). The 8 round contest will be fought at a catch weight of 165 lbs.
Middleweight David Lemieux (28-2, 27 KOs) says he'll be back in action on June 8.


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20 free events of the week | August 9-15
Wed Aug 8 2012
We're moving into the last few weeks of the season, so it's more important than ever for us to make each sunny day count. This week, we've found 20 fantastic (and free!) events for you to check out as you soak up every last drop of the summer. Aaand we're off!
Thursday 9
Whitney Houston Tribute Night
5:30pm, Kit Kat Lounge
The Lakeview venue known for its female-impersonating divas pays tribute to the songstress on her should-have-been 49th birthday.
Derf Backderf
7pm, Quimby's
Graphic novelist Backderf was high-school pals with serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Using his own memories, conversations with mutual friends and Dahmer's own writing, Backderf's My Friend Dahmer attempts to paint a more complex portrait of the murderer.
Friday 10
Daniela Olszewska, Melissa Severin and Stephanie Anderson
7:30pm, Women and Children First
Top-flight Chicago poets Olszewska (cloudfang : : cakedirt), Severin (Brute Fact) and Anderson (Particular Particular) share the stage at Women and Children First tonight.
Comedy Night With the Kates
8pm, The Book Cellar
The bookish lady stand-ups have made this storytelling night a must-see.
Saturday 11
Bud Billiken Day Parade and Picnic
10am, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr (between Oakwood Blvd and 55th)
This massive kid-centered parade, founded in 1929 by Robert S. Abbott (who also established the Chicago Defender newspaper), features upwards of 160 floats and vehicles, marching bands and community groups. Running for the 82nd year in a row, it's thought to be the largest and oldest parade of its kind. The parade ends with a large-scale picnic in Washington Park.
Gallery Walk with Karl Wirsum
1pm, The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art
Join artist Wirsum as he explains his selections for the exhibition "Karl Wirsum Eyeballs the Intuit Collection" and how it feels to be on the other side of the canvas as curator.
volcano! + John Bellows
3pm, Experimental Sound Studio
Aaron With's quirky yet soulfully elastic vocals soar over volcano!'s unpredictable arrangements, combining oddly funky guitar licks with jazzy drumming and outer-space synth jabs to form something refreshingly difficult to categorize. The combustible art-rock outfit plays in support of its new third album, Piñata.
South Side's Got Sole
9pm, Reggie's Music Joint
Kind of like a local version of Toms, Share Your Soles is a nonprofit dedicated to donating shoes to Third World countries. This skanking benefit is asking for your used kicks as the price of admission, which gets you into kick it with Two-Tone ska band the Crombies and soul DJs from Milwaukee's the Soul Hole and our very own Windy City Soul Club.
Sunday 12
"Send Me Your Pigeons"
11am-6pm, Galerie F
This inaugural exhibition of 32 works is a promising first effort from the new kid in Logan Square, Galerie F. Curator Zissou Tasseff-Elenkoff brings together three artists—Landland, John Vogl and Casey Burns—who made their names as designers of concert posters. A great gig poster successfully translates sound into image and typography, and these three artists demonstrate the enduring strength of this analog medium.
Ross Kelly
10pm, Rodan
When he's not helping fuel a '90s fashion revival from his Wicker Park resale boutique, Kokorokoko, DJ Ross Kelly specializes in vintage house, disco and throwback electro-boogie beats.
Monday 13
"Out of the Past" Screening
8pm, Transistor
Dir. Jacques Tourneur. 1947. 97mins. One of the best noirs ever made, Tourneur's twisty, flashback-laden thriller casts Robert Mitchum as an ex–private eye pulled back into the life by Kirk Douglas's crooked gambler. The dialogue ("Joe couldn't find a prayer in the Bible") crackles.
Cabaret Havana
9pm, 3160 Piano & Cabaret
The tropicla bustle of 1940s Havana inspires this variety night, featuring "Latin grooves, live music, dance, comedy and burlesque." Grab a second or third mojito afterward and stick around for salsa dance lessons and an open-floor dance party. Further details are at shajaradance.com.
Birthmark + Thin Hymns + Mazes
9:30pm, Empty Bottle
The spellbinding, backward-looped strings on "Shake Hands" and spare, ethereal harmonies drifting through the aforementioned album-closer reveal a songwriter surmounting his demons.
Tuesday 14
Ben Howard
6pm, Reggie's Rock Club
Rising English star Ben Howard plays dark, jazz-tinged folk. His debut, Every Kingdom—released by Ben Mumford's label, Communion—is rife with nature references, swoonsome acoustic guitar strums and softly crooned angst.
Jean Zimmerman
6:30pm, The Book Stall
Zimmerman spent months researching the history of New Amsterdam for her book, The Orphanmaster, about a woman trader in 17th-century Manhattan who investigates why orphan children are suddenly disappearing.
Dustin Laurenzi + Devin Drobka + Jeff Swanson
8:30pm, Curio
Chicago-based saxophonist Dustin Laurenzi, a graduate of the Indiana University School of Music, plays as part of a trio during Curio's free jazz series. Laurenzi also fronts the sax-driven indie act Snaarj, which released a new record, Levels, in April.
Relax Attack Jazz Series: LeRoy Bach + Dan Bitney + Matt Lux
10pm, The Whistler
Chicago scene staple LeRoy Bach is joined by bassist Matt Lux (Isotope 217) and percussionist Dan Bitney (Tortoise) as part of the Whistler's weekly jazz series.
Wednesday 15
David Rees
7pm, Quimby's
Rees has made a career out of collaging clip art into hilarious comic strips, with books like My New Fling Technique is Unstoppable. Tonight, he'll talk about his new book How to Sharpen Pencils.
"Last Year at Marienbad" Screening
8pm, Comfort Station
Dir. Alain Resnais. 1961. 94mins. Exploring the often-untrustworthy nature of human memory, Resnais's most enduring headscratcher—which details a real or imagined love triangle—continues to elate and confound audiences. Among narrative filmmakers, only David Lynch has operated as successfully on the wavelength of dream logic.
Movies in the Park
Dusk, Chicago History Museum
Grant Park movies are long gone, but the Chicago Park District has since picked up the slack with its neighborhood outdoor movie series. More than 100 local parks get their own big screen for a night or two. Tonight, the Chicago History Museum offers The Princess Bride. All movies begin at dusk.


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Fifty years from now, 2016 will be remembered as a outstanding year for horror films in general. There were some sizable horror hits at the box office this year, and while not all of the bigger hits were especially good films, it's never a bad thing if the genre you're particular to has a good year. But I'm not here …Read More »
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A Schuyler County man arrested last September for trespassing at the gate of the Inergy owned entrance to the Compressor Station and North Brine Field in the town of Reading was sentenced Wednesday to pay a $375 dollar fine. Jeremy Aldersen will appeal the sentence imposed by Reading Town Justice Raymond Berry. Alderson was found guilty by Berry in May. Alderson, the Reverend Gary Judson and Susan Walker were arrested back on September 6th for their staged protest. Alderson spoke with us that day after chaining himself to a fence at the site
Walker and Judson received the same sentence as Alderson with Walker opting to serve a jail term instead.


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On Tuesday, January 13, H J Homes celebrated the opening of their new model in Las Calinas with a ribbon cutting and grand opening ceremony. The Glendale is H J Homes' new model at Las Calinas, a new community in North St. Johns County featuring a new amenity center surrounded by natural beauty.
Over 100 Realtors joined Robert Johnson, the founder of HJ Homes, as they performed the ribbon cutting and opened the model for the first time to the public. The area real estate agents enjoyed a Spanish-themed lunch, tours of the model and had the opportunity to win several door prizes.
"We are proud to move forward with our phase one development in Las Calinas," said Robert Johnson, founder of H J Homes. "With the slowing economy, Las Calinas offers residents the perfect future home as it has very low homeowner's association fees. When combined with the H J Homes promise, residents can enjoy living in luxury at an affordable price."
The Glendale, featuring the builder's impressive Mediterranean elevation, combines contemporary features with classic architecture in its four bedroom, three and a half bathroom design. The home features a first-floor master suite, as well as a secondary suite that can easily serve as a home office, guest suite or children's retreat. Accented with a full stucco exterior, a spacious three-car courtyard garage completes the beautiful design.
Upon entering the home, guests are greeted by the beautifully tiled floor in the foyer, along with ten-foot ceilings standard in two-story homes by H J Homes. The design continues to the heart of the home, where the family room creates an ideal gathering place for entertaining. A built-in niche is a unique feature in the family room with shelving and space for even the largest of televisions. The room also boasts a beautiful cathedral ceiling offered by H J Homes, with expansive views of the natural beauty of the community.
The kitchen features stunning granite countertops with tile backsplash, upgraded GE stainless steel appliances, 42-inch maple cabinetry with a detailed crown molding and a café area overlooking the backyard. The covered lanai can be accessed from the nook and provides the perfect escape to observe nature or enjoy a family meal.
The owner's suite is accented with a beautiful step ceiling and exhibits lavish living. Connected to the owner's suite, the deluxe master bathroom features a garden tub, separate tiled shower, double vanities and an oversized walk-in closet. Completing the first floor is a spacious Flex room with extra space for a den, library or game room.
The second floor has lofty nine-foot ceilings and features two bedrooms, a full bathroom with double vanities and loft. A fifth bedroom with bathroom are optional add-ons. With H J Homes, homebuyers are offered an abundance of options and customizations to create the perfect home for their family.
H J Homes offers eight distinct floorplans at Las Calinas, priced from $289,990. Residents at Las Calinas do not pay CDD fees and a very nominal homeowner association fee of $38 a month, both which makes the new community quite affordable. Additionally, residents are able to enjoy many world-class amenities, including a delightful child's playground, pool, tennis courts and spacious recreational areas.
Surrounded by the natural beauty Northeast Florida, the lots at Las Calinas are surrounded by forested preserves and sparkling lakes. The community offers a unique layout in that every homesite is backed up to a natural landscape, rather than another lot, offering homeowners privacy and expansive space.
Las Calinas is minutes away from bustling Jacksonville, historic St. Augustine and the world's finest golf courses and beaches. With convenient access to I-95, shopping, entertainment and restaurants are only minutes away.
To visit Las Calinas: From Jacksonville, travel south on US-1 (Phillips Highway). Las Calinas will be on your left approximately three miles south of the intersection of SR-210 and US-1. From St. Augustine, travel north on US-1 (Phillips Highway). Las Calinas is located just north of International Golf Parkway on the right.
H J Homes has emerged as a leader and top producer in the industry, helping to restore the presence of local homebuilders in Northeast Florida. The homebuilder continues to seek new opportunities to bring its special brand of residential value to families throughout Northeast Florida. H J Homes also builds custom-designed homes on customer homesites.
For more information regarding H J Homes at Las Calinas, please contact a New Home Sales Associates at (904) 217-4112 or visit www.myhjhome.com.
H J Homes – Homes For Today's Family.
H J Homes is one of Northeast Florida's newest, locally owned and operated homebuilders. Under the leadership of Robert Johnson, the company is ready to carry out its mission of providing a highly responsive, courteous and rewarding homebuilding experience with special emphasis on customer service, communication, flexibility and reliability. H J Homes' unique semi-custom construction enables its customers to be personally involved in every step of homebuilding process – from plan review to closing. The homebuilder's ultimate goal is to construct homes for today's family that lead to entire communities full of proud, satisfied H J Homes homeowners.


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When the unemployment rate rose last month, the pain wasn't spread evenly.
There is always statistical noise in month-to-month changes in the labor market, but some patterns are clear. Black workers still have a far higher unemployment rate than other groups measured by the Labor Department. And the gap appears to be widening. In August it hit 16.3 percent after being 15.6 in July.
For whites, the unemployment rate was 8.7 percent in August, up from 8.6 percent.
It's unclear if the bigger jump in unemployment for black workers is a short-term fluke, said Heidi Shierholz, an economist with the Economic Policy Institute. The timing seems to correlate with the end of temporary census jobs, which might have gone disproportionately to black workers.
These and other details can be found in the government's latest jobs report.
Private sector gaining steam …
67,000: Private-sector jobs added in August
107,000: Private-sector jobs added in July
61,000: Private-sector jobs added in June
… but public sector sputters
114,000: Number of temporary census positions cut
10,000: Number of state and local government positions cut
54,000: Net loss of jobs in the economy during July
Unemployment up slightly overall
9.6 percent: Unemployment rate in August
9.5 percent: Unemployment rate in July
550,000: New job hunters in August, which pushed up unemployment rate
More telling by race and ethnicity …
8.7 percent: White workers
16.3 percent: Black workers
12 percent: Hispanic workers
7.2 percent: Asian workers
… and even more by education
14 percent: Adults with no high school diploma
10.3 percent: Adults with a high school diploma
8.7 percent: Adults with some college education
4.6 percent: Adults with college degree
… and by age
26.3 percent: For workers 16 to 19 year olds
9.8 percent: Men ages 20 and older
8 percent: Women ages 20 and older
The long haul
33.6 weeks: Average length of unemployment in August
16.5 weeks: Average length of unemployment in December 2007, when the recession began
6.2 million: Number of people jobless for six months or longer
1.3 million: Number unemployed for that long in December 2007, when the recession began
Areas of strength …
28,000: Jobs added in hospitals, nursing and other health care sectors
19,000: Jobs added in construction
8,000: Jobs added by auto dealers
8,000: Jobs added in mining
17,000: Jobs added in temporary professional and business services
… and of weakness
-27,000: Job losses in manufacturing
-22,000: Job losses in the auto and auto parts manufacturing
-6,000: Job losses in building materials and garden supply stores
What comes next
Eager to jumpstart the economy ahead of crucial midterm elections, President Barack Obama said Friday he intends to unveil a new package of proposals, likely including tax cuts and targeted spending, to spark job growth.
Obama spoke in the Rose Garden after the August jobs report came out better than expected.
Administration officials say a big new stimulus bill like last year's $814 billion measure is not in the offing — nervous lawmakers looking to November's balloting would not be expected to approve an expensive new measure. But Obama said he'd be proposing a new set of ideas next week. He's likely to detail them during a speech on the economy Wednesday in Cleveland, midway through an economy-focused week capped by a rare White House news conference.
Obama's package could include a number of provisions that have languished in Congress for much of the year, including infrastructure bonds for municipalities and extensions for a series of tax breaks for businesses and individuals that expired at the end of 2009. Democratic leaders are considering making one of the tax breaks permanent, for businesses that invest in research and development.
They are also considering extending a law passed in March that exempts companies that hire unemployed workers from paying Social Security taxes on those workers through December. Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., has proposed extending the exemption an additional six months.
Obama is continuing to prod the Senate to pass a bill that calls for about $12 billion in tax breaks for small businesses and a $30 billion fund to help unfreeze small business lending. Republicans have likened the bill to the unpopular bailout of the financial industry. And the president wants to make permanent the portion of George W. Bush's tax cuts affecting the middle class.
The House has already passed many of the provisions, but they have stalled in the Senate because Republicans and Democrats could not agree on how to pay for them.


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I really trust the toners from Elemis and I feel confident to try their range of them now.
It was recommended, so that your skin doesn't become use to the regular routine of toning, to switch up the toners every so often.
After six months of using the GINSENG toner and pulling myself away from that fantastic toner. I was relieved to find another equally as effective and is great for sensitive skin.
By using this regularly, you will notice a difference in your skin tone. I had to battle a bit of oily skin on my forehead [grrr] but this helped reduce and tighten the pores in that area, I was so impressed.
The scent is apricot and yes it has lovely soothing qualities to this.
I agree with another reviewer here that this is a really good toner to HYDRATE the skin, I apply that in capital letters because toners are not really known to hydrate but if your skin is dry through hormonal changes or the season this is ideal to put a lovely healthy glow on your skin, not a horrible shine or sheen.
This is also perfect to remove mascara. You don't have to wrestle or repeat the process as this in a couple of swipes with the cotton pad cleanses the lashes.
For £22, this is very good for 200ml but there are great deals out there.
Despite using regularly, this actually lasted more than 8 weeks. You don't need to really soak the cotton pad at all to see great results.
After using the tri enzyme facial wash, my skin has actually gradually become a lot drier, and so a beauty therapist who works for Elemis recommended that I try the apricot toner. I have been using the apricot toner for quite a while now, and whilst the results have been gradual, I, after a few weeks of using this product, can now confirm that this toner is great for my dry/sensitive skin and has brought back moisture and a shine to my face.
The toner comes in a 200ml bottle which is fairly standard, and is a pale orange colour. It is a great toner for maintaining the Ph levels in skin and preserving natural oils. This is great for me as I think the tri enzyme wash was gradually stripping my skin of its oils so this toner prevents my skin getting dehydrated. The toner also is alcohol free which is great as it can be used on sensitive skin also. The best thing to do is spray the toner onto cotton wool pads and rub it onto your skin but I tend to just spray it direct onto my face because I love when the smell just hits me directly. The smell is really pleasant - a fruity apricot smell. There is no artificial smell. It's just a refreshing natural smell, and actually - good for waking me up on a morning!
After instant use, my skin looks more radiant and glowing, which I love because it makes me feel more confident as my skin looks healthier and younger.
The main thing I love about this toner however is the fact that I do not get as many spots any more, my skin does not go red (suggesting it is not harsh on my skin) and my face feels a lot softer and cleaner.
I would definitely recommend this product to people with dry/sensitive skin, because the toner does not irritate skin at all. It's a great product that removes grime and revitalises your skin and makes sure your skin doesn't lose essential natural oils. It is also very affordable at a price of £16 and lasts a few months.
I've recently started becoming a big fan of Elemis products as they do generally seem to make my skin softer and brighter, especially when you use Elemis products in conjunction with each other. This toner is another great product from Elemis.
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Elemis seems to have been becoming more and more popular over the last couple of years, and is used by professionals in beauty salons, including the Saks beauty salon in the David Lloyd gym near me, which I use.
The idea behind Elemis is that they use natural active ingredients, that they are so good that professionals are happy to use them in salons, that they are cutting edge, and that they offer products which are personalised - so for every type of product they offer, there is normally a number of different options.
So far I've been really impressed with Elemis - they offer a huge selection of products and everything that I have used from them has worked and pretty much done what they said it would. They can be a little pricey, but you can also get good deals if you look around, including 3 for the price of 2 if you're lucky, through independent providers.
********** Soothing Apricot Toner **********
This is sold as a 200ml spray bottle, with an orangey colour to it.
Either you can spray the toner directly onto your face at an arms length. 3 sprays will be enough, don't overdo it and try to spray it all over your face than just on one part. This can sometimes be difficult getting the right amount and getting it even (even though I like doing it this way as it feels especially refreshing) so the other way is simply to spray it onto a cotton wool pad and then wipe it over your face.
If you spray it, when it hits your face it feels lovely and refreshing, and in fact on the back it does say that you can use it as a calming facial spritzer if you wish. When I bought it, I was at work and used it in this way a couple of times while I was there and it does feel lovely. This is great for me as someone who has quite sensitive skin which is prone to sometimes going a bit red in areas, it does feel like it calms and relaxes the skin.
The smell is also lovely. The smell of apricot is very subtle but you can smell it, and after you've sprayed it the smell does linger. There are also extracts of Quillaja Wood and Sweet Betty Flower, but I have never heard of these before so couldn't tell you if I can detect their scent or not!
In terms of results, I do feel that this toner balances your skin and helps maintain the pH level as it says on the back, as the skin feels so refreshed, calm, and even. It's a little difficult to tell the exact results of a toner, because you normally use it after a facial cleanser and before moisturiser, so you aren't really left with the direct results. What I can say is that when I use this with the Elemis cleanser I am using, followed by a Dermalogica face cream I am using, my skin does feel soft, radiant, refreshed, and calm.
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The price ranges pretty widely but probably starts at around £15 for the 200ml bottle. I bought mine as part of a Buy 2 Get One Free offer on Elemis products and saved about £16 this way, so if you can do some hunting around among the different beauty vendors on-line (such as Adonis Grooming, BeautyBay...) it would be a benefit.
You can also buy it from the salons that use it (I am only aware of Saks) and probably from department stores, although I imagine this would be more expensive. Just watch out for the P&P you pay for online orders, sometimes they will do it for free if you spend over a certain amount, but other times you get to the check-out and suddenly realise that with £5 stuck on for P&P you would have been better going for a more expensive option with lower P&P.
Out of the different Elemis toners I was looking at, I think this was the cheapest but it may vary on different sites.
Overall a lovely, refreshing, calming, balancing, soothing toner, that makes your skin soft and is a little pricey but in my opinion your skin is worth it!
Since I've just written a review about the cleanser I use alongside this toner I thought only right to do one for this.
I have used Elemis products for just over a year after finding Lanome skincare seemed to have no effects, positive or negative on my skin. Within weeks I noticed a difference from Elemis, my skin is soft, and the majority of the time clear of blemishes (maybe if I banished chocolate and wine it would be perfect??)
This toner is perfect for my hormonal sensitive skin, so I use it alongside the Lime Blossom Cleanser, it has a fresh light frangrance and with it being alcohol free is delicate enough to be used around the eye area.
I do tend to use the toner more than the cleanser as I find it is perfect as a facial spritz to freshen up during the day, but overall the 200ml lasts me several months so although fairly expensive its worth every penny (especially if someone else buys it :) )
The elemis counters tend to be quite hard to find, but if you live in the Manchester area, theres is a counter in Selfridges in The Trafford Centre, and one in Harvey Nicholls Manchester Centre. You can buy online but from my experience you miss out on all the free samples they tend to give you if you buy it in person from a counter.
Apricot toner contains sweet Betty flower, which is a natural foaming agent, that doesn't strip sensitive skin of its natural protection. You can either spray it directly onto the skin after cleansing, or spray it onto a cotton wool pad. It is designed to soothe and rebalance the skin after cleansing. Most toners contain alcohol, which is really dehydrating and harsh on the skin- especially if sensitive like mine; but this one doesn't. It is gentle enought to use around the eye area - when I've got sore eyes due to staring at a computer screen/ hangover, put an eye mask on, then spray two cotton wool pads with the Apricot toner, pop the pads on top of my eyes and hey presto! Beautiful, sparkling eyes again. Until I found this product, I had sensitive skin that was prone to dry patches, I no longer get the dry patches but my skin is still slightly sensitive. Fantastic product.
Extracts of Apricot soothe and harmonise, giving rise to a fresh sensation and radiant appearance. Ideally suited to extra-sensitive, delicate and hormonal skin. This alcohol-free toner is so gentle, it may also be applied to cotton pads for a soothing eye treatment. Harmonises extra-sensitive skin, Closes pores, Calms irritation ,