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Outwood Windmill
Outwood Windmill is a Grade I listed[1] post mill in Outwood, Surrey. Built in 1665 by Thomas Budgen, a miller from Nutfield in Surrey, it is Britain's oldest working windmill.[2]
The windmill was one of a pair, as there was a smock mill built alongside in 1797. This mill had the tallest smock tower in the United Kingdom, until its collapse in 1960.
Post mill[edit]
|Outwood post mill
Outwood post mill
|Mill name
|Outwod post mill
|Mill location
|Outwood, Surrey
|Grid reference
|51°11′38″N 0°06′04″W / 51.194°N 0.101°WCoordinates: 51°11′38″N 0°06′04″W / 51.194°N 0.101°W
|Year built
|Corn mill
|Post mill
|Roundhouse storeys
|Single storey roundhouse
|No. of sails
|Four sails
|Type of sails
|Spring sails
|Wood, with cast iron poll end
|No. of pairs of millstones
|Two pairs, Head and Tail
|Size of millstones
|4 feet (1.22 m) diameter
Outwood Windmill was built for Thomas Budgen (1640–1716) in 1665. The original deed for its erection is still in existence. Thomas Budgen borrowed the money to finance the building of the windmill from two of his brothers-in-law. He was able to repay them within two years. The builders of the mill are traditionally said to have watched the Great Fire of London glowing in the distance, some 25 miles (40 km) away. In 1678, Thomas Budgen was convicted under the Conventicle Act as a seditious preacher, and fined £20.[3]
John Budgen took the mill on his father's death, and in 1715 was paying Quit Rent on the mill, a malthouse and a brick kiln. John Budgen died in 1765 and the rent was paid by his widow until she died in 1768, when Ezekiel Budgen[4] took the mill. Ezekiel Budgen was involved in a quarrel with his brother Isaac, which led to William Budgen (Ezekiel's nephew) being granted a piece of land near the mill in 1796 with liberty to erect a windmill upon it. By 1806, the mill was in the possession of John Jupp. William Jupp took the mill sometime before 1880 and ran it until he died in 1934. In 1929, the Windmill Section of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings recognised the mill as "of paramount importance". A new pair of Spring sails were needed in 1931. The Society paid for Thomas Hunt, the Soham millwright, to make and fit these at a cost of £80. William Jupp agreed not to sell the mill for demolition as a condition of the work being done. Publicity generated at the time led to an increase in orders at the mill. On 30 October 1931, a meeting was held to appeal for funds to replace the older pair of sails. Hilaire Belloc, who at the time owned Shipley windmill in Sussex, was the main speaker. Sir Joseph Rank was one of the subscribers. In 1933, a pair of sails was purchased secondhand[3] These had previously been on the Black Mill, Forncett End, Norfolk, which had been demolished in September 1932.[5] These replaced a pair of sails that had been on the mill for in excess of sixty years. William Jupp died in 1934.[3]
Stanley Jupp then took the mill. In the 1930s the mill was little used and started to deteriorate. Plans were drawn up for further restoration, but were postponed due to World War II. Milling ceased in 1949 when the breast beam cracked and the windshaft dropped causing the sails to touch the roundhouse roof. Temporary repairs were made by millwrights E Hole & Son of Burgess Hill, followed by extensive repairs, including a new breast beam and prick post, in 1952. One of the sail stocks was found to be defective in 1955 and a new pair of spring sails was fitted. A grant of £750 from the Ministry of Works was given to enable the work to be carried out, on condition that public access would be given by appointment. The older of the two stocks broke in January 1956. E Hole & Son fitted a new stock and sail on 25 October 1958. William Jupp ran the mill until 1962. In the autumn of 1962, the mill was bought by the Thomas brothers.[3]
On 12 June 1964, the mill was caught in a severe thunderstorm. The mill was tailwinded,[Note 1] and only saved when the new owners turned the mill so that the wind was side on to the mill.[3] In 2003, the mill was offered for sale, with a price tag of £600,000.[6] On 5 January 2012, a sail was damaged in a gale.[7]
Smock mill[edit]
|Outwood smock mill
The smock mill, c.1903. Note the missing fantail has been drawn in
|Mill name
|High Mill
|Year built
|Corn mill
|Smock mill
|Five-storey smock
|Base storeys
|Low brick base of a few courses
|Smock sides
|Eight sides
|No. of sails
|Four sails
|Type of sails
|Spring Patent sails
|Cast iron
|No. of pairs of millstones
|Four pairs
|Year lost
|Other information
|Tallest smock tower of any windmill in the United Kingdom
On 24 November 1796, William Budgen was granted leave to erect a windmill on a plot of land near the post mill. The smock mill was run by the Budgen family until 1885 when Edward Scott, of Woolpits Mill, Nutfield bought the lease of the mill for £1,225. The mill was later worked be Edward's son, and in 1903 one of the sails broke whilst the mill was at work. It was worked with only two sails until 1914, assisted by a portable steam engine as necessary. In 1950, the preservation of the mill was proposed. A survey undertaken in 1953 showed the mill to be suffering from rot to the cant posts and sills at the south west side (facing the prevailing weather) and the cost to be prohibitive. The mill collapsed in the early hours of 25 November 1960.[3]
Post mill[edit]
Outwood Mill is a post mill on a single storey roundhouse. It has four Spring sails controlled by elliptical springs, carried on a wooden Windshaft with a cast iron poll end. The mill drives two pairs of millstones, arranged Head and Tail and is winded by tailpole.
- Substructure
The oak trestle is composed of two crosstrees, four quarterbars and the main post. The crosstrees are 22 feet (6.71 m) long and 12 inches (300 mm) square in section, as are the quarterbars. The main post is 16-foot-3-inch (4.95 m) high, and tapers from 29 inches (740 mm) square at the base to 16 inches (410 mm) diameter at the Samson Head. The whole is housed in a roundhouse of 22 feet (6.71 m) diameter[3] with 9 feet (2.74 m) high walls.
- Body
The body of the mill measures 18 feet (5.49 m) by 11 feet (3.35 m) in plan, and the mill is 39 feet (11.89 m) tall to the roof. All the milling machinery is housed within the body. The Crown Tree bears a date of 1880, possibly indicating its replacement in that year.[3] The body weighs about 25 long tons (25.4 t).[2]
- Machinery
The mill has carried a number of sails over the years. In 1905, it is known to have had odd sails, one pair being double shuttered Spring sails of 25 feet (7.62 m) length, and tapering from 7-foot-6-inch (2.29 m) wide at the heel to 7-foot-1-inch (2.16 m) at the tip. The other pair were narrower, tapering from 6 feet (1.83 m) at the heel to 5-foot-6-inch (1.68 m) at the tip. These were carried by an oak windshaft with a cast iron poll end.[3] The sails currently on the mill span 60 feet (18.29 m).[2] The windshaft is 16 feet (4.88 m) long, and tapers from 23 inches (0.58 m) diameter at the neck to 13 inches (0.33 m) diameter at the tail. The windshaft carries a 8-foot-3-inch (2.51 m) diameter wooden Head Wheel with 108 cogs and a composite Tail Wheel, with a cast iron centre and wooden rim. The Tail Wheel has 84 cogs. The Head stones are 4 feet (1.22 m) diameter Peak stones, and the Tail stones are French Burr stones. Both wheels drove additional machinery in the past, the Head wheel driving an oat crusher (now no longer in place) and the Tail Wheel driving the sack hoist.[3]
Smock mill[edit]
Outwood Smock Mill, also known as High Mill, was a tall smock mill of five storeys, with a stage at first-floor level. It was built on a low brick base less than 2 feet (610 mm) high. The cant posts were 48 feet (14.63 m) long, and the mill stood 62 feet (18.90 m) high to the top of the cap. This made it the tallest smock ever built, although not the tallest smock mill (Union Mill, Cranbrook takes that honour). Unusually, the ground floor was above ground level, at a height of about 3 feet (910 mm). The smock was 26 feet (7.92 m) across the flats at the base, and 13 feet (3.96 m) at the curb. The cap was 13 feet (3.96 m) by 11-foot-6-inch (3.51 m) in plan, and winded by a five bladed fantail. The four sails were Spring Patents, spanning 80 feet (24.38 m), carried in a cast iron Windshaft. The Brake Wheel was 9-foot-10-inch (3.00 m) diameter, driving a 4 feet (1.22 m) diameter cast-iron Wallower. This had replaced an earlier Wallower of 4-foot-8-inch (1.42 m) diameter which bore a date of 1864, indicating that the mill had three wallowers in a working life of 117 years. The wooden Upright shaft was sixteen-sided, 20 inches (510 mm) across the flats, with a dog clutch allowing the windmill to be disconnected when the mill was being driven by the portable engine. The wooden Great Spur Wheel was 8-foot-8-inch (2.64 m) diameter, with 120 cogs. The mill drove four pairs of overdrift millstones, one pair bearing a date of 1859.[3]
Public access[edit]
The windmill does not appear to be open to the public as of May 2013.
The following millers were associated with Outwood windmills.[3]
Post mill[edit]
- Thomas Budgen 1665 – 1716
- John Budgen 1716 – 1765
- widow Budgen 1765 – 1768
- Ezekiel Budgen 1768 – ?
- John Jupp 1807 – ?
- William Jupp 1880 – 1934
- Stanley Jupp 1934 – 1962
- Gerald & Raymond Thomas 1962 – 1996
Smock mill[edit]
- William Budgen 1797 – ?
- Edward Scott 1885 – 1914
- ^ A windmill is tailwinded when the wind blows onto the sails from the rear. The effects of this can be catastrophic; post and smock mills can be blown down. Smock and tower mills can have their cap, sails and fantails blown off.
- ^ "OUTWOOD POST MILL, GAYHOUSE LANE, BURSTOW, TANDRIDGE, SURREY". English Heritage. Retrieved 2008-05-05.
- ^ a b c "THE WINDMILL". Outwood windmill. Retrieved 2008-05-14.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Farries, Kenneth & Mason, R T (1966). The Windmills of Surrey and Inner London. London: Charles Skilton. pp. 165–177.
- ^ http://www.outwoodmill.com/history/smock-mill/
- ^ "Forncett St Peter, Forncett End black postmill". Norfolk Mills. Retrieved 2008-05-14.
- ^ "For sale: Britain's oldest windmill". BBC News Online. 27 May 2003. Retrieved 2008-05-14.
- ^ "Outwood Mill Damaged by gale force winds – January 2012". Outwood Windmill. Retrieved 7 March 2012.


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E-Mail Etiquette at WorkSubmitted by SharpMan Editorial Team on Sunday 10th October 2010
- How to write an effective e-mail message.
- What are the basics of business e-mails?
- How to manage your inbox without wasting your whole day.
Ten years ago, most offices communicated by meetings or interoffice mail. Both allowed working SharpMen to maintain their schedules and consider their responses before answering.
Forget all that. These days, wired offices are abuzz with electronic newsletters, status e-mails and work-related questions. Throw in seemingly unlimited e-socializing, and many SharpMen find their productivity levels going down, down, down. More serious are the quick, flippant and often thoughtless responses communicated to coworkers in writing.
Has this become your work reality? Consider this: just as written documentation of good work can help you, hasty answers or personal communications can hurt you and make you look unprofessional.
In her new book Email Basics: Practical Tips to Improve Team Communication, management consultant Kristin J. Arnold offers the following guidelines for cleaning up your e-mail act and avoiding having your e-mail habits make you look bad:
E-Office Politics
Just as every company has employee rules regarding dress code and telephone use, most workplaces also have accepted policies — written and unwritten — regarding the use of e-mail. For example, a company that breaks work assignments up among "team members" may encourage members to copy ("cc:") all other team members on work-related communications. Try that at in an office that frowns on mass-copying, and you'll come off as the annoying new guy.
Similarly, other companies allow employees to post "announcements" (e.g. "Doughnuts in the coffee room!" or "Couch for sale") or inquiries (e.g. "Can anyone recommend an intellectual property lawyer?") using office-wide e-mails, while other offices require senders to receive approval from a central message administrator. Again, failing to follow firm e-protocol can get you into hot water. Before spouting off electronically, Krsitin J. Arnold suggests you consider the following:
Company policies. Before forwarding the newest joke, find out if your company has a written e-mail policy. If not, ask coworkers what the generally accepted e-mail practices are. Ask about tolerance for forwards, copying ("cc:") and blind copying ("bcc:").
Once you know the "rules," consider modifying them to complement the professional image you would like to maintain or cultivate. For example, even if joke forwards are tolerated, consider whether you would like to be known as someone who spends company time keeping your coworkers entertained. If you must forward jokes, consider forwarding them to coworkers at your level and below; skip the forwards to managers and other supervisors.
Also consider your use of company e-mail for personal business. Think about how you will act when your boss "catches" you typing away at lengthy personal message. Should you jump off the keyboard in guilty fashion, or simply look up as if the e-mail were related to work? We suggest the latter. Finally, realize that even after a message is deleted, it still exists on one or more of your company's e-mail servers. Keep this in mind before writing a sexy letter to your SharpWoman or an e-mail that is critical of your boss.
"Team" e-mail policies. If you're working closely with one group of people, consider setting up some team guidelines for communicating by e-mail. For example, most offices have a guy who abuses the e-mail response button ("OK!" "Thanks!" etc). These endless confirmations waste time and clutter up your inbox. Consider having a group powwow about e-mail preferences. For example, do FYI e-mails require a confirmation of receipt? What is a reasonable amount of time for responding to a message? Who should be copied on what communications? The more you agree on up front, the less confusion and fewer time-wasting telephone follow-ups your team will require.
E-mail confrontations. Arnold encourages SharpMen to avoid the temptation to reprimand someone by e-mail. Sure, it's easier to write a harsh e-mail message than to argue with someone to his or her face, but e-mail "fights" often turn into nothing more than "flame wars." Even if someone else sends you a strongly worded e-mail, don't respond with one of your own. Confront the person to his or her face, or over the telephone. That way it won't turn into a war of words with a permanent record. This is particularly important for personal e-mail communications. After all, do you really want your bare-all e-mail brawls to end up in some human resources file?
Giving Great E-Mail
Perhaps the most important change of the workplace e-mail revolution is that now SharpMen's quick, everyday interactions are permanently recorded. Rather than picking up the phone or walking around the corner, many SharpMen quickly key out a casual message.
Ever thought about what that means?
Suddenly "did you" or "didn't you" becomes a matter of permanent record when a fastidious coworker prints out your message for his or her "file." Remember, the ease of e-mail may make it seem casual, but it's not. E-mail produces a written document that could reflect poorly on you and your professional image. Save yourself the embarrassment by taking a few minutes to create messages that reflect the image you want. In Email Basics, Kristin J. Arnold offers the following tips and guidelines:
Addressing your e-mail. Be choosy about whom you send e-mail to. Is everyone in the "To" line a necessary recipient? How about the "cc:" line? Think about whose e-mail box should be cluttered by your e-mail, as well as how often. Letting your boss know that you've sent off an important client e-mail is one thing; copying him or her on every team project communication may be too much.
Be sure to use the "cc:" and "bcc:" functions as they are intended. The "cc:" function is used to copy others on messages, and let them know they needn't take any action — sort of like an "FYI." The "bcc:" function is like "cc:" except that it hides the identity of the person you are "blind" copying from the recipients in the "To" and "cc:" lines of your message.
Finally, when sending a complaint e-mail, consider first writing to the next step up, rather than going straight to the top. In most cases, complaints don't need to reach the highest level (your CEO needn't know that the toilet on P2 is leaking). The lower problems can be resolved, the better.
Using the subject line to your advantage. Often, people are too busy to open an e-mail right away. In this way, the subject line of your e-mail is similar to the headline of a newspaper article: it will make or break whether someone reads the e-mail. For this reason, Arnold suggests quickly identifying your purpose — and its importance — in the subject line. Simple phrases like "FYI" and "Reply ASAP" can provide insight into the importance of the message. Alternatively, write a short thesis statement to sum up the message.
Making your message readable. Many e-mail users attempt to "spice" up their correspondence by using unusual fonts, font sizes and colors in the body of their e-mails. Don't do it. Most recipients find these variations annoying and distracting. Instead, send e-mails in a simple Times New Roman or Arial font. Avoid fonts with cursive writing or thick letters, which are hard on the eyes. Finally, make sure your font size is a standard 12 point. Anything smaller is difficult to read.
Writing your message. The "five Ws" are as important in the workplace as they were in your seventh grade English class. When a coworker opens your message, he or she needs to quickly learn five things: who, what, when, where and why.
Keep your message short. If your recipient wants to read a novel, he'll buy one. An e-mail message should be simple and to-the-point. The following points will help you keep things brief, readable and easily digestible:
- Stick to one issue and give all the facts required to understand your point and the action required. If you're addressing multiple issues, it's helpful to send multiple e-mails. That way, coworkers can tackle one subject at a time instead of various subjects all at once.
- Make your most important point first.
- After your most important point, create a short summary of the rest of the e-mail by briefly listing other items in order of importance from top to bottom. This way, if your reader doesn't have much time, he or she can simply read the first part of the message to understand.
- If you have questions to ask, list and number them. Then, highlight any main ideas by bolding the words. Make your point, but don't clog up the system with needless anecdotes and long-winded ideas.
Editing your message. Once you've written your message, you're nearly home. But don't press that send button yet! All writers make mistakes. Arnold suggests taking a moment to catch a couple of your own:
- Run a spell/grammar check.
- Since machines don't catch everything, reread your message to ensure that it communicates your point.
- Is your message too long or confusing? Break it up. Arnold suggests breaking your points down into a horizontal list, like this:
- Use numbers to reference each point.
- Start each new point with the same word form (verbs vs. nouns); for example, the verbs "use" or "start."
- Use an extra line space between points.
Think before sending. Finally, before you send your message, think like the risk management folks do: would you mind having this published in a newspaper? Or, could your e-mail be used against you? If either answer is "yes," don't send the e-mail.
A Note on Using Attachments
Attachments present a whole new set of e-mail concerns. Because not all computers can open all attachments, they can often be unreliable. Additionally, if the attachment is a large file, it may clog up the recipient's e-mail gateway and become an annoyance. When adding an e-mail attachment, Arnold suggests the following:
"Introduce" the attachment. Often senders forget to attach the intended document or the attachment does not "take" or go through. For this reason it makes sense to let your recipient know that you have attached a document and give a short description of its contents in the body of the e-mail. This short introduction is also helpful when your recipient is busy: he or she can quickly see what the attachment is about.
Preventing e-mail blocks. If you are attaching a bulky file, it's helpful to convert the attachment into an Adobe Acrobat or WinZip file in order to make transmission faster and less onerous on the recipient. Arnold suggests calling before sending anything more than 500 KB, and faxing or mailing documents that are extremely lengthy.
Managing Your Inbox
The typical corporate e-mail user receives more than 30 messages a day, and spends up to two hours dealing with them. Managing your inbox is like managing snail mail: you toss junk mail, respond to bills and requests and save information that might be valuable later. Don't let e-mail use take over your day. Instead, develop quick and easy procedures for incoming messages.
Check your e-mail sparingly. Be the master of your inbox instead of letting it be the master of you. Limit checking your messages to three or four times a day. Morning, noon and the end of the day are great times to do this. Delete junk mail, and save lengthy messages until you have time to deal with them.
Clean out your inbox systematically. Many SharpMen employ "systems" for keeping their desks clean or staying on top of their work. Consider setting up a similar system for managing your e-mail so that it doesn't take over your day. Arnold suggests:
- Scan your inbox for messages from your boss, clients and coworkers with whom you work closely. Answer these first.
- When responding, only reply to messages that need to be replied to. Unless otherwise required by the boss or client, avoid several responses that say "thanks."
- Delete messages you won't need again. For messages you may need in the future, create inbox subfolders and label them for easy reference.
- Finally, resist the temptation to forward jokes and junk mail to coworkers (see above). Forward only those messages they need to read.
Post a vacation message. When you know you'll be out of the office, set up an auto-response message letting senders know when or if you'll be checking messages. Consider including a colleague's or assistant's phone number for urgent matters. If you have an assistant or coworker that you trust, let them handle your e-mails while you're away. Leave a phone number where they can reach you with something urgent.This article last updated on Sunday 10th October 2010


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Bellambie starts the same way the Marengo cropped cardigan does: the top is knit from side to side with airy dropped stitches. Bellambie morphs into a tee with a lower bodice that is picked up and knit downward in stockinette stitch.
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Back Bodice, Shape shoulder and side edge – Work in pat as established, inc 1 sr at end of RS rows every ½(½-¾-1-1-1)" 5 times more – 55(55-57-59-61-63) sts. Top of center column – at same edge every ½(½-¾-1-1-1)" 5 times more – 49(49-51-53-55-57) sts.
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To help ensure that those needs are met, a masters degree program in software engineering begins this fall at Dearborn, geared for working professionals interested in an advanced degree in designing and maintaining large-scale software systems.
Software engineering is certainly concerned with producing a product, but even more concerned with improving the process. This allows you to replicate quality products time after time, Modesitt explains. We must have a well-defined process, good methods, good tools and good people. This degree program will help students learn the process and give them the tools and methods that will allow them to build high-quality products on a continuous basis.
Core classes in the 30-hour curriculum will include an overview and theoretical basis for new systems, while concentration areas will focus on software design, process management and safety; user interfaces; intelligent systems; information engineering; and advanced software techniques. Students will be required to complete a thesis or project.
The program will offer year-round evening classes so working professionals can pursue a degree on a part-time basis. Modesitt anticipates a fall enrollment of 40-50 individuals.


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Jun 29, 2012 - StaffA memorial service gathering of friends for Dorothy "Sue" Nigh, 73, will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 1, at the Green River Lakes in Pinedale. Pastor Melinda Bobo will conduct the celebration of life.
Ms. Nigh, 73, died Friday, March 16, 2012, at her home in Dubois.
Food and drinks will be available at 1 p.m. Sunday.
Those who would like to travel together can meet at 10:15 a.m. with Trish Leisner at the parking spot entrance on Hwy 26 from Dubois to Union Pass. Expected travel time is two hours.
Memorials may be made to Amedisys Hospice, in care of the Davis Funeral Home, 2203 W. Main St., Riverton, WY 82501.
Services are under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home (theDavisFuneralHome.com) of Riverton.
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Lou Malnati's Benefit Raises $1,000Posted Monday, March 12th, 2012
Thanks to Lou Malnati's for a successful restaurant benefit. On February 8, Lou's Schaumburg locations donated 20% of sales to the Foundation. More than $1,000 was raised which will go towards educational enrichment programs for the students of District 54.
We'd also like to extend a special thank you to our supporters who added to the success of our restaurant benefit:
711 at Schaumburg & Plum Grove
Ace Cleaners
Big Sammy's Hot Dogs
Caribou Coffee – Schaumburg
Deerfield's Bakery
Exercise Coach – Schaumburg
Family Chiropractic
Patrick Hyundai
Rosario's Pizza
Springhill Veternary
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CHAGRIN FALLS, OHIO – Chagrin Arts will continue its 2014 Performing Arts Series with Bash the Trash on Sunday, February 9 at 3:00pm. The afternoon will begin with an instrument building workshop, followed by a performance from the talented Bash the Trash musicians and will conclude with an indoor parade celebrating science, sound and sustainability. The family oriented event will take place at the Performing Arts Center at the Chagrin Falls High School, 400 E. Washington St. Chagrin Falls, OH.
Tickets for Bash the Trash are $10 for all ages and may be purchased by phone at (440)247-9700; in person at the Chagrin Arts Office, 88 N. Main Street, Chagrin Falls; or online at www.chagrinarts.org.
Based in the New York City region, Bash the Trash (BTT) builds, performs and educates with musical instruments made from reused and repurposed materials. The group reaches out to students, families and educators throughout the world to spread their message of science-based environmental arts education. Co-director John Bertles provides professional development for educators in arts integration and environmental issues through the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Additionally, BTT provides master classes for graduate students in education, as well as internships, apprenticeships and training programs for new teaching artists. They work with over 50,000 students a year through live performances and residencies and more through web-based instruction and interaction. Visit www.bashthetrash.com to see the group in action.
Over the years they've jammed with Yo-Yo Ma, Max Roach, and Mister Rogers; performed on straw oboes at Carnegie Hall; led environmental parades through Washington DC; and created instrument designs for bored Australian elephants. Chagrin Arts is pleased to welcome them to Chagrin Falls this February at this family event where playing with trash is encouraged. Also featured will be the upcycled artwork of Gwen Waight from Mi Stuf and the Valley Art Center and Nicole McGee from Plenty Underfoot.
Now in its seventh season, the Chagrin Arts Performing Arts Series is a celebration of musical talent in many forms. Storytellers, environmentalists and time-travelers will come to Chagrin Falls this winter and spring to entertain and inspire all age groups. All series artists are new to the Chagrin Arts lineup and are excited to perform in the charming village of Chagrin Falls. The Bash the Trash performance on February 9 will be followed by Gershwin on the Air on April 6.
Additionally, the first annual Chagrin Arts Music Crawl will take place on June 7; more details to be announced soon. Group discounts will be available for parties of 10 or more for all performances, call 440.247.9700 for details. Other events are on the horizon for the surprising, inspiring and colorful 2014 Performing Arts Series. Visit www.chagrinarts.org for the latest announcements.


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Heywood, Lancashire Genealogy
England Lancashire Lancashire Parishes
Chapelry History
HEYWOOD, a town and chapelry, in the township of Heap, parish and union of Bury, hundred of Salford, S. division of the county of Lancaster, 3 miles (E. S. E.) from Bury, on the road to Rochdale. Heywood, in the Saxon, denotes the site of a wood in a field, or a wood surrounded by fields; a family of the same name resided here for many generations. In the 15th century the place consisted of a few cottages, and at the period when the cotton manufacture began to prevail, it still formed a group of rural dwellings: the first spinning-mill commenced in its precincts was at Wrigley Brook, in the latter part of the last century, but the extraordinary growth of the cotton-trade at Heywood is of recent date. In 1845 there were thirtysix cotton-mills in the town, all, with one exception, for heavy fustian goods, and in which 129,936 throstles, 203,066 mule-spindles, and 5320 looms were in operation; the whole manufacturing annually 8506 tons of cotton, and consuming 71,101 tons of coal: in these mills and in two paper-mills, 7510 persons were employed. There are five shops for supplying machinery. The Heywood Coal Company, of recent establishment, has two collieries producing abundance of coal; and a stone-quarry is also wrought. The river Roche separates this vicinity from Birtle and Bury, the surface rising on both sides of the river; and the benefit of inland navigation is derived from a branch canal, which meets the Rochdale canal at Blue Pits. The Manchester and Leeds railway passes on the east, and has a branch leading, through Heywood, to Bury. In 1846 an act was passed for better supplying the town with water: it is supplied with gas by a local company. Petty-sessions are held every second Wednesday; and fairs take place on the first Friday in April, on the Friday before the first Sunday in August, and on the Friday after the 1st of October. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the patronage of the Rector of Bury, with a net income of £196. The chapel, dedicated to St. Luke, was built in 1611, and enlarged in 1806. There are places of worship for dissenters; and good national schools.
From: A Topographical Dictionary of England by Samuel Lewis (1848), pp. 501-505. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=51029 Date accessed: 01 July 2010.
Civil Registration
Birth, marriages and deaths were kept by the government, from July 1837 to the present day. The civil registration article tells more about these records. There are several Internet sites with name lists or indexes. A popular site is FreeBMD.
Church records
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Census records
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http://www.1881pubs.com/ for details of public houses in the 1881 census
Poor Law Unions
Bury Poor Law Union, Lancashire
Probate records
Records of wills, administrations, inventories, indexes, etc. were filed by the court with jurisdiction over this parish. Go to Lancashire Probate Records to find the name of the court having primary jurisdiction. Scroll down in the article to the section Court Jurisdictions by Parish.
Maps and Gazetteers
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New Sweeney Todd Featurette Online
Meet the characters
Another featurette for Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd has gone online to push our excitement level on this movie to 'New Pants Please'. You can watch it below or here.
This little clip enjoys a brief look back on the partnership between Depp and Burton and then goes through the roll call of characters and the part they play in the story, including Judge Turpin (Alan Rickman), Mrs Lovett (Helena Bonham Carter) and...er...the barber's chair (a chair).


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- Federal Election 2013 coverage
- Federal Election 2013 results
- Federal politics live blog with Stephanie Peatling
Labor leadership frontrunners Bill Shorten and Anthony Albanese have said they remain undecided about contesting for the job following the party's heavy defeat in the federal election and the resignation of leader Kevin Rudd.
Frontbencher Mr Shorten, former deputy leader Mr Albanese, former immigration minister Tony Burke and former health minister Tanya Plibersek have all been touted as possible leaders after Mr Rudd announced he would not recontest the leadership.
"It hasn't been 24 hours since the election defeat," Mr Shorten told the ABC's Insiders on Sunday.
"I'm certainly not resolved about what should happen, there's a caucus process to be gone through and I know that I and everyone else who has been elected are interested less in the personalities, less in the division of the past and more about doing the right thing for the party and also for the nation."
Mr Shorten said he was "genuinely undecided" about his own future, and whether he would pursue the leadership.
"I've got a couple of criteria," he said.
"One is my family - I've been away from them a great deal, so a decision of this importance I have to talk to them.
"In addition, the party is bigger than any individual. I know that there's a lot of very good people who are interested just to try and get this rebuilding process right from day one so I believe that this process – I haven't spoken to everyone – but will be marked by the lessons of the past, no rancour, no external discussions, no divisions."
Mr Shorten – a key player in the decisions to remove both Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard as leaders in 2010 and earlier this year – admitted that, "there's no doubt the Australian people have marked us down for talking about ourselves and being too divided".
But he stood by the decision to replace former leader and prime minister Julia Gillard for Mr Rudd, saying Ms Gillard could not have won 57 seats.
"Whilst on one had I do think objectively it's improved our performance by the other token, as many in our team are saying, disunity, division, talking about ourselves – that doesn't enhance our performance."
Mr Albanese says he hasn't thought about whether he will contest the party's top job following its decisive election defeat.
The senior Labor figure, who stepped up into the deputy leadership under Mr Rudd, says he threw all of his energies into the campaign, but will consider the leadership matter now Mr Rudd has announced he will stand aside.
''I didn't think about post [election] scenarios - there's time to do that now,'' he told the Ten Network on Sunday.
He says there are a number of talented people to lead the party.
''I'll be happy to serve whoever the caucus chooses and be loyal to them,'' Mr Albanese said.
''The fact is we have a number of talented people in the Labor party caucus - Bill Shorten, Tony Burke, Chris Bowen, Tanya Plibersek.
''There are a range of good, experienced people who can serve the party.''
Labor's public soul searching began just minutes after the polls closed on Saturday, with several – including former Defence Minister and Julia Gillard loyalist Stephen Smith calling for Mr Rudd to resign from Parliament for the good of the Labor Party.
"The smart thing for the party and the smart thing for Kevin, in my view, is not just to walk away from the leadership but to walk away from the Parliament," he told the ABC on Saturday night.
"Do what Julia has done and remove for all time the remnants of those political and leadership disputes and difficulties we had from the moment effectively of the 1996 defeat."
Re-elected member for Adelaide Kate Ellis said: "What is so unfortunate is that, if we're honest about it, we know that there was far less attention on those policy achievements because there was too much focus on ourselves and on our infighting."
She said she intended to ensure that the infighting stopped and that Labor MPs got on with the jobs they had been elected to do.
On Sunday morning former Queensland premier Peter Beattie, who was drafted in by Mr Rudd to in a failed attempt to win the seat of Forde, said "we could have won yesterday" if it weren't for Labor's infighting.
"People were sick of us fighting," he said.
Asked whether Labor had learnt a lesson about disunity from the poll, Labor Senator Doug Cameron said: ''Did we ever. We've learnt a very, very hard lesson. And I think the issue of disunity in the party will be an issue that concentrates our mind in opposition to make sure that we never go down that path again.''
Senator Cameron said despite him having pushed for Mr Rudd to reclaim the leadership, ''I don't believe that I was involved in destabilising and disunity.
''I took the view that when Kevin Rudd was moved on from the leadership that that was the wrong thing to do; I have maintained that position ever since, I said at the time we'd pay a price for that and we've paid that price at the ballot box yesterday.''
Senator Cameron said the decision to switch back to Mr Rudd had been the right one, and one of the reasons Labor's cabinet and former ministerial leadership team had retained their positions.
However, he said: ''I think we lost the election through disunity. I think our economic issues such as pricing carbon, such as growing the economy, making sure there was jobs – they were not the issues. I think the issues were clearly the disunity in the Labor Party ... I think we were abysmal in terms of our political performance as a party. Economically I think we were excellent.''
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On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 14:40:06 -0500, JSimoneau at lmtcs dot com
<JSimoneau at lmtcs dot com> wrote:
> Toby,
> So you've got two monowalls, that can be connected together with a
> crossover cable, and you want to do a VPN over that cable?
> Why do a VPN? If you've got two routers and two local subnets that are
> connected by a physical Cat5 cable, just route between the two. No reason
> to make your monowall do all the encryption on either side. VPN can add a
> lot of overhead, especially when we're talking about an embedded system
> like a Soekris or WRAP board.
> Lots of companies have multiple routers and trunks to allow communication
> between subnets. Create a separate subnet for the two OPT ports, and give
> each OPT port on each monowall an ip on those ports. Make sure they can
> ping each other across the OPT interfaces. Then just put in static routes
> on each monowall that essentially say "To go to the private subnet on the
> other monowall, use the IP address on the OPT interfaces".
Agreed. In most every LAN environment, you don't want to bother with
the overhead and performance hit of IPsec to route between LAN's.


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Chamber Ensembles
George Lopez, Piano & Strings (email@example.com)
Mary Hunter, Piano & Strings (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Anita Jerosch, Brass (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Kathleen McNerney, Woodwinds (email@example.com)
Dean Stein, Strings (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Yasmin Vitalius, Strings (email@example.com)
Over 50 students participate each semester in chamber ensembles. These typically include a brass quintet, one or more small wind ensembles, several string quartets and quintets, and ensembles with strings and piano. Ensembles are auditioned in order to form groups of comparable abilities. As with all ensembles at Bowdoin. no preference is given to music majors or minors -- we welcome students at all levels of performing ability and with all kinds of academic interests. Students may take chamber ensembles for credit, but the half-credit is given only to students who participate in both chamber ensembles and orchestra.
Ensembles are coached once a week by faculty and local professional musicians, and rehearse at least once a week without the coach. the performing opportunities include not only ensemble recitals, but also a semesterly Common Hour devoted to student chamber performance.


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hi DR L
long time no talk
so I was in such a lonely state tonight so I felt I should check in with you
so I am dating again a guy who is my age
we have been going out for 1 month
and I have to watch put because I am falling back in the whole clingy sotuation
I feel I am starting again to forget about myself and slowly make him my universe
which is costing me a lot of trouble
because like Nate he doesn't like this
he was head over heels for me for the first month so I guess he didn't notice that
but 3 days ago we had our first fight because of my clinginess and panic attack
Hi...give me a minute to read and then I will respond.
so I live in Cleveland and so does he
his name is Will
but he is from Columbus
he moved here 1 year ago for a job
but his whole family is in Columbus
I am from abroad and working for a big hospital here in Cleveland
so my family is abroad
Yes...I remember all of the details of your life...
the hospital is currently helping me get my immigration to permanent visa
because they wanna keep me
That's terrific!Great!
so everything was awesome with Will for the first month
but as I met him more and more sounded like he was super in love with me
he has a 100% traveling job
so he started applying for job so that he has a better job for our relationship
when I met him we spend a lot of time together and he had no furniture. he just showed off by buying a 2k bedroom set and he said just to make me happy
then one day he applies for this job in columbus
and I started to panic
saying how is this gonna work
because I have to stay in Cleveland for my green card etc
and that you said that you need to move in with me before getting married
so how can we move in
then this kinda went forgotten when 2 days ago he called me saying that he just wants to keep me in the loop and saying that
the lady called from the Columbus job
for an interview
then that night I lost it
I went over to his house and he didn't expect it
and I just dwelled on that
the whole night
when we didn't know exactly what happened
we didn't know if he got the job or what
he got very mad
and started saying things that hurt me to this day
so he said that probably was a mistake for him to move to Cleveland because he is close to his family and if he gets this job he will move
then he said that more likely and as we think more this will not work because I need to stay here for my green card
and it is a mistake for him to date
because with his job is impossible
because he is home only during the weekends
I am sorry...this is not a good situation.
People who travel 100% for there job have a tough time in a committed relationship.
and that night he said that oh no he wants to stop dating and just be friends with me
we returned keyes that night and I came home
then he panicked and called back
I didn't answer on my way home
and then all day thinking that he was not serious I lost it again and called him like a million times and texted
the night before he wanted to say he is sorry but then because I called and panicked the whole day
made him be again very mean to me
when I saw him
again the next day
he said again basically that he doesn't like his
job for a relationship
and that I am panicky and
which makes it even worse
and that we should just be friends
then I kinda promised him I will do whatever takes to make friends and be more patient with him
and after a lot of talk we both agreed that we will give it one more chance
and that he loves me
that I am the perfect girl but he just doesn't like how clingy I am
and that basically he feels then guilty to even work
which he needs to work
sometimes 70 hours in a week
but hurt me when he basically we returned keys
and when he said that the whole marriage scares him still. he wants to get married but maybe in 5 years etc
and that it was a mistake by him moving to cleveland
however he is applying for jobs in cleveland
and I am helping him also find jobs here
in the meantime the woman called back from the Columbus job and told him they would pay him 13 dollars an hour which is ridiculous for a college graduate when he makes 22 an hour here
so he abandoned the Columbus idea
so I guess I just feel disappointed tonight, I don't know what to do I am scared
and I have to see him tonight but I am telling you
I am postpoining going seeing him
cause now I am just scared of him after he wanted to break up
it hurts that i am going on the same pattern as with Nate
i feel i didn;t learn anything
so i just feel pissed at him now because he said all those hurting things but it is my fault too!!!
it's not like it all started without my panic attack
also i think he loves me because he said that he normally doesn't give second chances
but he stayed and listened to me, he didn't walk away
i am seeing now a therapist and an MD and I am on Effexor
that is what i had to say
give me a minute to catch up...
What do you think of the Effexor?
Do you think it is helping?
Remember anxiety is about fear. So...I can understand that when he said those mean things, exchanged keys, and him saying he is not ready for marriage...then you got scared. Right?
But...the thing you must remember is that in order to be married you MUST be friends. So...trying to build a friendship with him is extremely important.
Also...you have only been seeing him a short time. Why are you already talking about marrige?
That seems premature to me.
yes it is
but i guess we both talked about that
we were just in lala land
for 1 month
Yes...lala land...
now i guess it is reality
Yes...now you are in reality.
And you must readjust your thinking so that you can stay in reality.
we are in that insecurity phase of a relationship
Will must decide where he wants to live and what he wants to do for a living
i guess he tries to see if i am the one
i am doing the same thing
i know...
that is nothing i can do
Jobs that include that much travel are very difficult on relationships. However, that doesn't mean that they can't work. It is just a matter of strategy and using the time together wisely. With Skype, texting, etc. it is easier to stay in contact.
he feels lonely and depressed here
but then he met me..
so i think that him applying for day 8-5 jobs here in Cleveland would be great
he wants us to go out and make friends
so that is a good sign
Yes...to give the relationship a fair chance it would be better if he had a more normal work schedule.
because we both don't have friends here
Yes...finding friends together would be good.
yes and he is applying for jobs
i am helping findhing
Good...so he is making a commitment to this 2nd chance.
jobs for him and he is applying
in cleveland
he said that after he found out about the whole green card he is not applying anymore in columbus
but that doien't mean he is not lying
he might apply to Columbus as we speak
So...what will it take for you to stop being clingy and to stop being panicky?
and that the hell if i will ever know
and i can't control
i think it is not good for me to live with the fear of breakup
Stop trying to 2nd guess him. Trust that if he says he is going to look for work in Cleveland that he will. That's you old panic talking!!!
and moving
just let things unfold
like you used to say
i can't control the future with him
Absolutely...you must stop that negative thinking. You must enjoy the days you have together and stop living in some future that is not here.
i can only invest in the present
so why am i so pissed now at him?
Yes....today is all you have Andreea. Tomorrow will come when it does.
i feel dissapiinted
i feel like i don't even wanna see him tonight
Good question...what are you pissed and disappointed about?
cause he was such a jerk
he made me cry so much
Yes...he said hurtful things.
And you probably did to.
and he even apologized and said he can be an idiot
Fighting brings out the worst in us...not the best.
He apologized...right?
Did you apology too?
i did
i guess i just need time?
Okay. Then clean slate...
to forget this whole thing?
You need to live in the present.
If you have any doubts that he was NOT sincere in his apology...then ask him about that.
i guess this was all created because i worried about the future of the relation ship
Otherwise, YES...put this behind you.
i think he was sincere
i just keep thinking he has plans that he is hiding from me
Absolutely...you did your clingy thing and began to worry when he said he was looking at jobs in Columbus...you freaked out. And then it all fell apart from there.
There you go again...thinking negatively when you have NO evidence.
but i am not talking to him about that
Effexor was helping very very well for a while
You must live in the present. You must trust him...and trust yourself.
i am muc better then last year
All you have is today!!!!
and my therapist is working me on different CBT strategies
into dealing with uncertainties in my life
Yes...you do not do well with uncertainty.
that is my big problem
You do much better with stability.
living with uncertainty
like immigration marriage
But life is full of surprises...some good...some not so good.
that is what crashes me
You must remember how strong and resilient you are!
that is true
Most people could not move to a strange world and adapt like you have.
Also...your hospital WANTS YOU and is willing to help with your green card.
yes that is true
That say's a lot about how they value you, how they trust you, and how much they care about you!
that is something i should be proud of
You must begin to enjoy every day for what it brings.
cause is the famous Cleveland clinic
Absolutely! Your hospital is making an investment in YOU. Not many places would do that.
and i will think in the present with Will
today is good
Be proud of what you have accomplished thus far in your young life!
and i will not think about tommorow
of the relationship
Yes. That is the way you must begin to live. One day at a time.
Enjoy Will. Enjoy the feeling you have when you are with him, the things you do together, the fun it is to be with him.
That's all any of us have...today.
I am glad you are seeing a therapist.
When you get panicky...remember what I taught you about breathing. Taking good, deep breaths will slow your body down and allow your mind to rest. Making decisions while in a state of panic does NOT work.
Is there more I can help you with tonight...or are you feeling okay to say good bye?
thanks so much
it helped talking to you
i will talk again soon
Have a good evening.


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Maybe she's a cop who is a stickler for the rules because she's trying to impress the men upstairs.
Her grammar is fine—Ann is a stickler for grammar—and her anecdotes make sense in that they have a beginning, a middle and an end.
But so long as he drew down his two-fifty a day and had plenty of fun doing it, Steve was no stickler for naked realism.
The stickler for uniformity will lament this diversity, but it is probably a good thing.
Speak your own language correctly; at the same time do not be too great a stickler for formal correctness of phrases.
This was in the days of Johnny Bassett, ever a stickler in matters of etiquette.
Mr. Dick was not a stickler for the nice arrangement of adjectives.
This fairy was a stickler for the correct use of every word.
The Chief Constable, although quite a decent fellow, is a stickler for routine.
But, remember this, I'm under a general who's a stickler for the book, so be careful.
1530s, "moderator, umpire," from stickle "mediate" (1520s), probably a frequentative of Middle English stihen "to arrange, place," from Old English stihan "to arrange order," which is cognate with Middle Dutch stichten, German stiften "to found, establish," probably from Proto-Germanic *stihtan "to place on a step or base," from PIE root *steigh- "to stride, step, rise" (see stair). Meaning "person who contends or insists stubbornly" is first recorded 1640s.


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Hoyer Discusses the Republican Government Shutdown on MSNBC's "Morning Joe"
"[Republicans] are playing chicken with the credit and reputation of the United States of America."
"This [government shutdown] is different [than the 1995-96 shutdown] because this is a tactic, this is not a result of the inability to get an agreement. This is a tactic to do something that they knew they couldn't do and that is defund Obamacare."
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SPORTS >> Harding Academy stands tall in win
By JASON KING
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Old number 12 would have been proud.
The Harding Academy Lady Wildcats responded to the pressure of a packed house and an emotional jersey-retirement ceremony and beat cross-town and 2-3A Conference rival Riverview 50-26 on Friday night at Harris Gym.
Lady Wildcat coaches Rusty Garner and assistant Darren Matthews presented the jersey of former player Micah Rine-Pate to be retired after the game.
Pates No. 12 jersey will no longer be worn by any Lady Wildcats basketball player. It was the first such jersey retirement in the schools 86-year history.
The Lady Wildcats (12-5, 6-1) had difficulty establishing their inside game early on despite an overwhelming size advantage, but once the Lady Raiders early adrenaline wore off, Harding Academy took control and outscored Riverview 15-2 in the final period.
Every time we get together its ugly, and the kids play hard against each other, Harding Academy coach Rusty Garner said.
That one was as ugly as they come. Were fortunate that we were able to get a 20-point win in an ugly game against a rival. Well sure take it.
Riverview guards Ashanti Baker and Queen Banks helped the Lady Raiders (2-7, 2-4) hold the lead for most of the first quarter, but both got in foul trouble as the second half progressed. Baker picked up her fifth foul with 3:56 left to play, but Banks was able to avoid fouling out.
Our girls played really hard, Riverview coach Russell Stumpenhous said. They outsized us at almost every position and thats really hard to account for in a game. I thought they played their hearts out. They hustled so well. If a few shots fall a little different in the third quarter, its a different game.
There was little contribution inside from Harding Academy posts Megan Pack and Ariel English in the first half, but both began to take more shots to begin the third quarter. Pack established the inside game in the third quarter with a basket with 5:37 left to give the Lady Wildcats a 23-16 lead before closing the period with a free throw that made it 35-24.
They did a good job of keeping the post game out of it, Garner said. We did a bad job of forcing the issue with the post too early in our possessions. Second half, I felt like we kind of wore on them and got them in some foul trouble. We were able to keep going to the inside.
We were more patient in our attempt to get it into the inside. I thought post play was probably the difference in the ballgame.
English hit three of four free throws early in the fourth quarter after drawing contact on shot attempts and finally got a shot to fall with 4:35 left to give the Lady Wildcats a 44-24 lead.
Its hard to guard someone who outweighs you 60 for that long, Stumpenhous said. Im trying to get them to guard them for about three seconds and hopefully our guard pressure will eliminate that option. But if they stay with it, thats a hard guard for somebody that outweighed.
Give Harding Academy credit, they did exactly what they needed to do; he did exactly what I would have done if I had his team.
Harding Academy relied heavily on the perimeter play of standout Anna Bangs in the first half, and Bangs continued to attack in the third quarter even as the inside game began to gel.
Bangs hit a baseline runner with 3:37 left in the third quarter to extend the Lady Wildcats lead to 27-18, and she got a steal and another basket with 32 seconds left in the period to make it 34-22. Bangs went on to lead all scorers with 14 points, while Pack scored nine and English and point guard Molly Koch scored seven each.
Our kids felt a lot of pressure to perform well tonight under the circumstances, Garner said. We felt like we just had to win tonight. I hate that pressure was on them, but they responded in the second half. We tried to get them to relax a little bit.
Baker led the Lady Raiders with 12 points and Banks added six.


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A lot of people who signed the petition have written comments about how this affects them personally.
The petition has accrued 413 signatures so far, as well as multiple comments of support.
Sign the petition and send both parties the message that we need more of this kind of dialogue in American politics.
The Deport Justin Bieber petition, has already garnered the necessary number of signatures to elicit a White House response.
Indeed, on Monday, lawmakers started circulating a petition to begin openly debating his impeachment.
She went to Congress, presented her petition, and received her pension.
What, then, does Paul mean by framing such a petition as this?
If I am not mistaken, such a petition would have some effect.
The petition was prefaced by a personal letter containing them.
Three times he kissed the earth, and presented his petition.
early 14c., "a supplication or prayer, especially to a deity," from Old French peticion "request, petition" (12c., Modern French pétition) and directly from Latin petitionem (nominative petitio) "a blow, thrust, attack, aim; a seeking, searching," in law "a claim, suit," noun of action from past participle stem of petere "to make for, go to; attack, assail; seek, strive after; ask for, beg, beseech, request; fetch; derive; demand, require," from PIE root *pet-, also *pete- "to rush; to fly" (cf. Sanskrit pattram "wing, feather, leaf," patara- "flying, fleeting;" Hittite pittar "wing;" Greek piptein "to fall," potamos "rushing water," pteryx "wing;" Old English feðer "feather;" Latin penna "feather, wing;" Old Church Slavonic pero "feather;" Old Welsh eterin "bird"). Meaning "formal written request to a superior (earthly)" is attested from early 15c.
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Weathering the ups and downs of the current global financial crisis is critical to any organization's survival and the ability to lead through traditional and new challenges is key. To explore the leadership implications of these uncertain times, Duke University 's Fuqua/Coach K Center on Leadership & Ethics (COLE) invites you attend the 8th Annual Fuqua School of Business & Coach K Leadership Conference, October 19-21, 2009.
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text: #763: Problem setting default boot environment more than once. -----------------------------------+------------------------- Reporter: malco_2001 | Owner: Kris Type: System Defect | Status: reopened Priority: minor | Milestone: Component: System Configuration | Version: 9.2-RELEASE Resolution: | Keywords: -----------------------------------+------------------------- Comment (by malco_2001): Okay I think I may have found a solution here. I'm not exactly sure if it is intended to work this way but here it goes. If I create a new boot environment called "nvidia" on a fresh install. Then I open a terminal and type beadm activate nvidia" then reboot it works. I can then create a new environment called vaimge, do the beadm activate vimage in a terminal and it boots into the 2nd new environment called vimage just fine. So looking over your code for boot environments I see that beadm activate doesn't run when the activate command is clicked it only updates the grub entry. The problem is after I create the first boot environment the second one can't update the grub entry. Unless I run beadm activate name of second be. So wouldn't just adding the code you have earlier in mainUI.cpp for pc-bootconfig to run beadm activate +name when actvating fix the problem? void mainUI::on_tool_BEactivate_clicked(){ int index = getSelectedBE(); if(index != -1){ //Save the new defaults G_defaultBE = index; bool ok = saveGRUBdefaults(G_themeFile, G_fontFile, G_timer, G_showMenu, G_defaultBE); //Update GRUB config if(ok){ on_action_rebuildGRUBmenu_triggered(); } //Update GUI updateBEList(); } } -- Ticket URL: <http://trac.pcbsd.org/ticket/763#comment:6> PC-BSD <http://trac.pcbsd.org> PC-BSD Project Management


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UPDATE: No Gunman On UM Medical Campus
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UM's Emergency Notification Network is reporting the search by police is complete and no armed subject has been located.
Asking the public to remain on alert and report suspicious activity.
UMiami ENN: MEDICAL CAMPUS - Search by police is complete. Subject not found on campus. Remain alert. Report suspicious activity.
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England's Luke Donald and Paul Casey team up just two months after helping Europe to a stunning Ryder Cup victory.
Cup colleagues Padraig Harrington, the highest ranked player in the event, and Paul McGinley have represented Ireland for the eight successive year.
In the absence of their top stars, Scott Verplank and Bob Tway will be playing for the United States.
Hosts Spain have Sergio Garcia and Miguel Angel Jimenez and, with the world's top seven players all missing, will fancy their chances of winning the title.
Scotland will be represented by PGA champion Scott Drummond and Alastair Forsyth after Colin Montgomerie opted to play in an over-40s tournament in America.
Phillip Price and Bradley Dredge team up for Wales.
Friday will feature foursomes, or alternate shot, action before the format switches back to fourballs on Saturday and then to foursomes on the final day.
The World Cup will be contested by 24 nations with minimum prize money of $4m.
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