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At the meeting, a line of attendees extended out into the hallway, many waiting their turn to speak.
More than 100 residents turned out, some non-residents also, and the public portion of the meeting lasted about two hours. While attendees voiced their opinions into a microphone before the committee, others yelled opposing comments and interrupted.
Two citizens groups are at opposite ends of the issue, the group BRAAC (Branchburg Readington Airport Action Coalition) opposes expansion while the group, PARTNERS at Solberg, opposes any possible township takeover and favors allowing Solberg to make improvements to its private enterprise.
The committee's suggestion before the public portion that speakers be limited to two minutes was violated on many occasions, and audience members scolded those speakers. Other audience members then asked the others who scolded to be more respectful and let the speakers voice their opinions without interruption.
Kevin Whitehead, Bridgewater Township resident and director of PARTNERS at Solberg, brought with him a box of petitions signed by attendees of the recent BalloonFest held at Solbergestival who opposed condemnation of the airport and supported safety improvements.
He said a final count was still necessary, but added that of the 3,500 who signed the petition, 200 were from Readington Township, 600 from elsewhere in Hunterdon County, 200 were from out of state, and the remainder were from local towns.
During the meeting, however, some questioned the significance of these numbers, one suggesting that he was not impressed with 3,500 petitions signed out of the many thousands of people who attended the festival.
Another questioned the interpretation, saying that if it was suggested to attendees that no future balloon festivals (held at the airport) would be planned if a n expansion were not made to the airport, then many would surely sign such a petition.
Lorraine Solberg, whose parents created the airport in 1939, read the petition t o the committee and the public, noting the airport is responsible for more than 200 jobs, preserves open space at no cost to taxpayers, and attracts smaller planes which in the process relieves congestion from Newark Airport. Solberg added that the petition did not make those suggestions.
Some suggested an airport expansion would "change the character of Readington Township," and that "an expansion is not something we can live with," adding t hey were concerned about the safety of nearby schools which would be located under the takeoff area and the possibility of increased noise pollution.
Others, however, protested the condemnation of private properties such as the airport, and urged the committee to stop the threat of taking over private property in order to run it as a business supported by taxpayers.
After many comments from the public on a possible condemnation, Mayor Ronald Monaco said the reasoning behind such action "would have to be spelled out by law. "
The committee otherwise allowed attendees to voice their opinions for public record, and did not respond at the meeting.
Many brought signs to the meeting, which read "Warning: Your Business Could Be Next," and "Stop The Unfair Condemnation of a Law-Abiding Family Business at Taxpayers' Expense."
One resident also spoke of the concern of expansion and the possible increased air traffic that would follow. She said the advocates of an airport expansion are mostly out-of-town residents, who are "doing a great job" of soliciting interest in their position.
Solberg said after the meeting, however, that the "expansion" is really just a set of improvements which are long overdue. She said improvements have not been made since the 1950s, and that they would only update the facility to current standards. She added that she received no notice of a possible condemnation, but instead read about it in the Hunterdon Review.
After the meeting, a resident, Dan Stofman, said he moved into the township two years ago and had no idea condemnation of the airport was being considered. He s aid he likes the current open space that the airport provides.
Another resident, Mort Abdollah, stated during the public portion that he was opposed to the expansion and the possibility of increased air traffic and noise pollution. He said he supported the committee's efforts and wanted to "say no to jets and helicopters."
"You are doing a great job preserving the way it is," said another resident.


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Team PYRH by hearts-and-pinsWatch
©2014-2017 hearts-and-pins
My rwby oc character finally has a RWBY OC Team, only took a few months but I didn't want a random team thrown together for the sake of fandom so with much deliberation and with the help of my three best dudes I've managed to make a team I am definitely proud of that follows Monty Oums Name Color Rules and Fairy tale theme, enjoy.
Team P.Y.R.H : Sort for Pyrrhous which is a dark red or Reddish Brown
Team Theme: Misunderstood Fairytale Characters
Auburn Perrault , based off the Big Bad Wolf from The Lil Red Riding Hood
Falu Yu, based off Shan Yu from Mulan
Reeno Umber, based off The Rhino from James and The Giant Peach
Ivladimir Heilo Hadder, based off The Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland.
I'll be uploading the teammates individually soon with more of their back story and hopefully weapons ★
And me and my friend Kevin did a reverse Team JNPR with the team name, all last names except one, like what they did with Lie Ren.
Would you be ok with me having team PYRH as 4 of the main 5 protagonists in a RWBY fic I'm doing? It's currently in the brainstorming phase right now.
Hi,i would like to ask you a question,is it ok if i borrow your ocs for a RWBY fanfiction known as Jaune's fall form grace.thank you
If you'd link me to it?
They're AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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They're AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Cool team. Would you have their backstories?
Awesome OC's
Excellent job Pins, this team of misunderstood badasses look freaking awesome. I hope you keep producing more of us and our team. Anyway, keep it up, your shit is awesome!
I'll be amazed if your RWBY OC team won the OC contest.
When is that coming up by the way? Monty is trolling the hell out of everyone who entered the Velvet Scarlatina contest...I must know! T.T
Awesome! Side note would the acronym for PYRH also work as PHYR ~ Fire?
Badass looking!
I like this a lot Hearts ^w^. I have a thought. Team Pyre would also work as a name since flames invoke a color as well ^^
THis is one of the best team line up I have ever seen ^w^ Nice work :3
Aww thank you
of course ^w^ I've liked Auburn since the first time I saw her, its nice to see she has a team now ^^
Nice job maybe see there back story's
Love the allusion of James and the Giant Peach with Reeno, as well as the rhino faunas for the win.
Im glad you love my character, means my ideas kickass…..you getting this Pins? haha
Pfft whatever you just said " oh I want a Rhino Faunus" I was the one that came up with back story and color haha trying to take all the credit punk. Lol
Thank you , which also means that Reeno has a British accent because of the fairytale he's based off of. So basically a Tall Buff Intimidating Rhino Faunus with a brit accent haha.
I like Ivladimir Heio Hadder. And could I guess that his weapon could be cards?
We haven't decided on weapons...my guys are fickle
Oh. Well if you need a suggestion, maybe cards. y'know, like Gambit. it could continue being a nod to the mad hatter, with the Disney version and the Batman villain.
Yes!! Awesome!! Haha I imagine that Yu would be Ren's rival?


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As one of the top juniors in a city loaded with basketball talent, Memphis, Tenn., White Station guard Davell Roby (6-5, 195) has plenty of options.
But Mike Anderson's University of Arkansas program may just be the best fit.
"I love Coach Anderson and how he coaches his teams - hard-nosed and he wants you full effort on every play," Roby said. "I followed his teams at Missouri and now at Arkansas and that's definitely the kind of guy I need to play for to get the most out of me. I just love talking to Coach Anderson and (Razorback assistant) Coach T.J. Cleveland."
Roby was scheduled to be at Arkansas' Prime Time at the Palace Friday night, but will be unable to attend because of some practices.
"I've been trying to get up there for about a month now and something has always come up," Roby said. "This time Coach (Jesus Patino) has some extra stuff he wants us to do. I am definitely going to get up there in the next few weeks. I want to get up there because they are at the very top of my list."
Roby's list includes a plenty of offers, including Arkansas.
"I have offers from Arkansas and every other team in the SEC except for Kentucky and Florida," Roby said. "I also have offers from Wake Forest, Virginia Tech and UAB."
All of those schools see an athletic player with a lot of basketball skills.
"I feel like I have a pretty good overall game," Roby said. "I am able to drive, get my own shot and shoot the 3-pointer. I also feel pretty good about my defense. I would say that the one thing I am working on is my mid-range game to try and make me harder to defend."
He is currently experiencing a growth spurt.
"I was 6-2 in the ninth grade, then 6-4 as a 10th grader and I am now 6-5," Roby said.
White Station is loaded this season with 6-7 junior and Baylor commit Leron Black and a newcomer in Bartlett transfer Chris Chiozza (5-11, 155).
Chiozza, who was a teammate last season of with UA guard Anthlon Bell, is also being recruited by Arkansas.
"I played point guard the last two seasons, but I am going to be a combo guy this season with Chris coming over," Roby said. "We didn't have a great year last season, but we feel like we can compete for a state title this season."
Roby and Chiozza will play three games this season in Arkansas. White Station will open the season in the Marion Classic Nov. 19-20 with games against West Memphis and Marion.
The Spartans will also play Razorback 2013 commitment Bobby Portis (6-10, 220) and his Little Rock Hall squad in the Memphis vs. Arkansas Classic on Dec. 1. They will also play in several other tournaments, including one in Las Vegas.
"We are all very excited about the schedule and all the teams we are getting to play," Roby said. "It is going to make us a better team and give us a better chance to win the state title."
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Pan-grilled Salmon with Lime and Dill
Recipe by ketchupqueen
This recipe is a result of a pregnancy craving for salmon on a day when I didn't have much time to cook; serve with boiled potatoes or rice and a microwaved veggie for a quick, easy dinner. It turns out juicy and moist, although firm-- just the way I like it! The mayonnaise-coating method is a favorite of my dad's for grilling fish, and I like to pan-grill on cold days. I also love the tastes of lime and dill with salmon, so there you are!
Top Review by Geema
This recipe turns out moist and flavorful salmon every time. I decided to attempt to bake the salmon at 400 degrees instead of pan frying it, and it came out just as delicious, with a much easier clean up if you use parchment paper under the fish. I also have used lemon juice and a spoonful of mustard as the mayo coating, spread just on the top of the fillets. Lots of fresh dill completes this elegant, yet easy recipe. It's a classic!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 -4 medium fresh salmon steaks, skins removed,no more than 1 1/2 inches thick
- nonstick cooking spray
- 3⁄4-1 cup mayonnaise
- 2 key limes (also called mexican limes)
- 1⁄2-1 teaspoon dried dill weed
- salt
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- Rinse salmon and pat dry. Remove any bones that are sticking out.
- Rinse limes.
- Put 3/4 cup mayonnaise in medium bowl.
- Cut limes in half. Ream juice of limes into bowl.
- Mix with whisk or fork until smooth, taking care to remove any seeds that get in the bowl. If necessary, add more mayonnaise until mixture is consistency of a smooth, fairly thin cream sauce WITH NO LUMPS.
- When mixture is smooth, add dill to taste. Crumple between fingers before adding to release extra flavor. Add salt to taste. Mix until dill and salt are evenly distributed.
- Add salmon to mayonnaise-lime mixture.
- Prepare a nonstick frying pan: spray with non-stick cooking spray and place on stove over medium-high heat.
- When pan is hot, carefully place salmon in pan. (If you are doing more than two steaks, you may need to do this in shifts, two at a time.) With a pastry brush, brush additional mayonnaise-lime mixture over the top surface and sides of the salmon periodically.
- When salmon is opaque about halfway through and lightly browned (about 2 to 4 minutes), brush salmon once more and flip.
- Brush sides a few more times, then allow to cook through (about 2 to 3 more minutes.) Salmon is done when opaque and firm all the way through the thickest part.
- Remove salmon from pan and serve while very hot!


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If I told you the worst nights of my current life…well. Hmm. Obviously I'm going to tell you. Didn't really think that sentence through.
Wednesday nights. There.
You know about choir, unless you've just now wandered by this blog. My wife, who's an associate pastor, a minister of music at our church, leads the choir. Small church, small choir. It used to be a bigger church with a bigger choir, and I'm sure some current members miss those days.
And maybe they'll come again. Churches live out their relative utility to a particular community, and die. It happens all the time.
But sometimes there's a flow to these things, when the congregation shrinks and then expands. I have no idea.
I just know the choir members are obviously passionate about it, given the need to attend practice in the middle of the week and get to church early on Sundays for more.
And if you've been reading, you might remember my experiences with choir. But some back story might be useful.
I always sang. When I was a kid, I wrote a lot, mostly poetry. I'm talking the very first writing, from age 6 or so. I loved poetry, loved to play with meter and rhyme and whatever primitive intuition I had about dissonance, assonance, etc.
But I sang, too. I had a clear prepubescent treble, on pitch and nice to listen to, so I sang in choirs in elementary school and junior high. I played my guitar and sang. When my voice changed to a solid baritone, it was right on time to jump into high school musicals and there I sang a lot.
Then there was college, and a couple of other musicals, and lots of other acting. For two summers, I sang for my supper at a local dinner theater, meeting my wife and friends who remain so all these years later. I sang, essentially, all the time.
I also was fascinated my music, and music theory, and I learned how to play chords on the piano. It turns out I have a good ear, whatever that means, so it was easy to take a few chords and improvise the melody of pretty much anything. This always seems to impress my wife, who can't do it, and my wife is the most musical person I've ever met.
This is the salient point here. I have never had a particular skill with math (except geometry, for some reason; I was a star geometry student), but I can still do basic algebra and I do. You might be surprised how often it comes in handy, despite the clichés.
But I'm not a mathematician, or even very good at it. Most higher math left me baffled and a "B" student. Meaning, pretty average, nothing special. I can add and subtract.
On to music. I have some ability. I have a decent voice, and I can usually match pitch without a problem. After marrying a musician and fathering another, I let it slip away. It was obvious that wasn't my gift, and I was pretty content to just observe my wife and daughter as an audience.
But that choir was diminishing, down to a solid 8 or 9 members, and not only was choosing anthems for them to sing all that more difficult with a small group, there were no baritones. Our pastor would usually sing that part, even though he's more of a tenor, but he's getting his doctorate and that was one more thing he could skip with his busy schedule.
So I got drafted, and thus Wednesday nights became the worst. Really. Just awful.
I hadn't sung in years, much less in parts. I rarely even touched the piano, and my music-reading skills have never been great (for years, if I wanted to learn a song on the piano, I'd memorize it clef by clef; a few measures of the right hand, then a few of the left, then put them together and move on. I never mastered the bass clef on sight, always having to mentally transpose up two steps).
So I'm in this tiny choir, trying to sing the bass part with no one else to help. I would get hopelessly lost, unable to find a note, any note. My wife would plunk out my part and record it, and sometimes that helped. Sometimes our organist will come over and sing bass with me, which is great.
But most of the time I felt helpless, and I really, really don't like that feeling. Especially with something I've been doing for much of my life.
Usually, though, by the end of practice I was feeling better. Socializing, even with drawbacks, is an injection of happiness in my life.
I still saw myself as hopeless, though, frustrated and always looking for an opportunity to slip away, take my seat in the congregation and sing hymns, always the melody.
Until something happened, and that's the fun part of this story.
I got better. And sort of suddenly. Things work out that way sometimes.
Suddenly I was able to sight-sing with much more ease, finding the intervals easily and quickly finding the key, which, with my slightly hard-of-hearing but still functional ear, makes harmony so much easier.
And I was finally mastering that bass clef on sight, without the transposition. I know the treble clef backwards and forwards, but now my mind automatically sees a D-flat instead of a B on the lower staff. It feels like a miracle.
Then again, I'm a guy always on the lookout for miracles. Shouldn't be a surprise.
I'll never be all that good. And choir singing is not my favorite, anyway; I was always a show-off, and I always wanted the spotlight. Choirs are about cooperation. It's a good lesson to learn, along with those tricky accidentals.
And I can plunk out my own part now, although JK will still do it for me, singing the melody while she plays my part. Musical, as I said.
Little victories, I guess. These days, for reason that are unclear, I get a lot of reader mail. These are affirming and very satisfying, hearing feedback, and I cherish them all.
But there's nothing quite like the alto section turning around when I finish an anthem on a low E or something, thumbs up, affirmation from the ladies who carry us and me across the finish line. I'm feeling my age and waltzing between hope and despair as I look at my current state of underemployment. I may feel awkward and out of place, definitely, but the frustration is less and the benefits are crystal clear.
I'm getting better. Talk about hope.


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Incredibly no-one was injured in the incident, which saw seven roads in Hook evacuated in the early hours of Wednesday.
Fire fighters first thought they were dealing with a caravan fire until they were told it was next to a transit van containing acetylene.
"Acetylene is a big problem, especially when it has been heated up," said Mike Gates, public relations manager for Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service, as he surveyed the charred remains of the caravan on Wednesday morning.
"There are standard procedures where acetylene is involved, including the evacuation of everyone within 200 metres.
"We had to evacuate between 120 and 150 people from around 40 homes.
"There are about ten homes in the cul-de-sac where the fire was but there are a number of other cul-de-sacs that back on to it."
Firefighters from Basing-stoke, Odiham and Hartley Wintney were called to the caravan blaze on the driveway of a terraced home in Oak Tree Drive at 4.23am.
The family caravan, which contained propane butane gas cylinders, was totally gutted.
In front of it was the works van, which contained oxygen, acetylene and argon gas cylinders, which was badly damaged, as was the family Toyota people carrier parked beside it.
The remains of two charred baby buggies could be seen sticking out of the boot of the car.
"The owner of the house runs a mobile maintenance company for commercial vehicles which involves welding work so he had a lot of gas cylinders in the van and the garage," said Mr Gates.
"I spoke to him at about 7am and he was obviously still shocked.
"We have the Fire Victim Support Unit here and they were helping him contact his insurance company and tracking down his insurance policies."
Cars either side of the house were also damaged by the fire.
"The bedroom over the garage was smoke damaged and so was the next door neighbour's bathroom," said Mr Gates.
People in Alderwood Drive, Hawthorn Rise, Beechcrest View, Ashlea, Oak Tree Drive, Birch Grove and Hazel Copse were evacuated to the nearby Raven Hotel, where the WRVS provided hot drinks.
At 10.50am, Geoff Eddy from Hampshire County Council's emergency planning team told residents they would soon be going home.
"The incident is being scaled down and hopefully you will be able to go back and have lunch in your own homes," he told the anxious residents.
"I apologise that you were so rudely interfered from your sleep this morning but you must bear in mind it was for your own safety.
"It could have easily gone the other way and if the acetylene had exploded it would have caused a bomb-like effect."
Mr Gates said: "The normal procedure is to let the cylinders cool off for up to 24 hours but we are happy they are now safe enough to move.
"However we are now waiting for the gas experts to arrive from Reading to give the all clear."
Fire investigation experts will then sift through the charred remains of the caravan to find out what caused the blaze.


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From Vatican Radio, a description of Pope Francis's time with Manila "street children" today: Father Lombardi chooses to describe the deep emotion arising from Pope Francis's unscheduled meeting with street children which he explains, took place in a home for street children run by the ANAK-Tnk charitable foundation. The home, he says, normally hosts some [Read More…]
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1. Bishop James Conley of Lincoln writes: Brittany Maynard was deceived about what dignity really means. Dignity is not the same as painlessness, or the ability to function, or the freedom from becoming a "burden." A dignified death is not one that is free from suffering, or one that absolves family members from compassion in [Read More…]
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1. From Arkansas: When he was around 12 years old, Luis Miguel Pacheco, a frustrated, suffering kid in Mexico, told God he hated him. Just 16 years later, God changed his heart and is working through him to serve the Church. 2.From St. Clement I, from today's Liturgy of the Hours: Give us grace, Lord, [Read More…]


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|Zucchini Pesto Recipe "Fixed Up" from This Week's Food Day
Yes, we were all packing it in at lunch today out at Thomas and Gabrielle Chavez's in Oregon City.
A friend had just texted one of the gnoshers, John, about it and asked if he could make a raw version of it and he said thought it would be pretty easy.
Turns out the actual meal we were eating came directly from the article. Gabrielle Chavez, author of The Raw Food Gourmet merely deleted the chicken (of course) and didn't cook the zucchini. Just blending it raw is amazing we all agreed. The only other difference was she soaked the raw almonds first and strained them before blending to activate their natural enzymatic activity.
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The Rawprincess twist would be to use cashew instead of almond, blending it well after soaking, until very creamy. Make sure to stick with the one-to-one proportions with the zucchini as in Mannning's rendition. (Affordability be damned.) ...
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The White House dismissed the bulk of President Barack Obamas premier panel of outside intelligence advisers earlier this year, leaving the blue-ribbon commission largely vacant as the public furor built over the National Security Agencys widespread tracking of Americans telephone calls.
The Presidents Intelligence Advisory Board stood 14 members strong through 2012, but the White House website was recently updated to show the panels roster shrinking to just four people.
In the past four years, the high-powered group has waded into the implications of WikiLeaks for intelligence sharing, and urged retooling of Americas spy agencies as the United States withdraws from big wars abroad.
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Let me know if you would like to be on or off the ping list
The real question is:
Where is the opposition?
(Second ? - who died and made 0bastard King?)
The Republic, for which we stood.
Hmm ...
"After passing over Central Intelligence Agency Deputy Director Michael Morell for the top CIA job earlier this year, Obama announced in June that he planned to name Morell to the PIAB once he left government. Morells last day at Langley came last week and, according to the White House, hes expected to join the board this fall."
Pete Rouse planning to leave the White House
Pete Rouse, a former White House chief of staff and arguably President Barack Obamas most-trusted West Wing adviser, has told friends he will be leaving the administration this fall, people with knowledge of the situation tell POLITICO.
"The White House dismissed the bulk of President Barack Obamas premier panel of outside intelligence advisers earlier this year....."
Strange wording..(Limbaugh Theorum)? As if now even the WH is separate and apart from the president...lol. The man is never responsible for anything..even his own WH.
What can we as private individuals do? Or what could we have done?
I think we need to do what the Egyptians have done to overthrow their Mozlem Brotherhood dictator; we need to get rid of ours. And the entire team that put him there, writes what's put on his teleprompter and the bills he signs.
Then we need to throw out every R that hasn't fought this crap with all their strength.
...the White House website was recently updated to show the panels roster shrinking to just four people.
How large a committee do you need to tell lies and rubber-stamp patently unconstitutional practices?
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As the weather gets colder, as we inch towards Fall and Winter, layering becomes an important fashion trend. The runways showed this trend in ample measures this season in both men and women's fashion.
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The trend is simple. You just combine whatever you want and however you want. There is neither a limit on the number of layers you can create nor any restriction on colours and patterns. Use your creativity just like this young lady here.
Starting with denim shorts over tights and topping it off with casual mint green furry vest, this layered look is quite an eyeful.
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Protons & Electrons
A commentary on events in Clarington
By MARK STANISZ
Monday, August 27, 2012
Planting a parkette
This is really a victory for those of us who conceived and maintained a planting at the southeast corner of the property for about eight years. Personally, I'm overjoyed that this parkette, owned by the muncipality, has been enhanced through the long-term efforts of local residents.
The seeds for a downtown park at Trulls Road/Hwy. 2 were planted in 2004 by members of the Courtice Horticultural Club - and as president I'm glad to have helped.
As the club embarks towards the end of the 2012 season, the revitalization of one of the most important corners of Courtice's downtown has taken shape and we look forward to preparations for 2013.
There will be many opportunities for local service clubs to help out including various upgrades and a permanent water supply.
To be sure, in the middle of very hard economic times in Clarington it's remarkable that the town found approximately $100,000 to spend on the creation of a parkette.
But ultimately this is about the town giving back to Courtice. For as long as I've lived in Courtice - over a dozen years now - our tax dollars have been flowing eastward in the form of community grants that precious few Courtice-based organizations availed themselves of. Simply put Courtisans were supposed to be granted $1 per resident - about $20,000 a year in grants - and to say we received a third of this would be generous.
With this parkette I personally feel Courtice has something to show for what it put into Clarington in the form of unused community grants. But make no mistake. This parkette was bought and paid for by the taxes local residents paid and not some great gift from the municipality.
Going forward this parkette and other downtown improvement projects should be done by local businesses in partnership with service clubs and interested citizens - not the town.
In an interesting development Covanta Energy, who will operate an incinerator in south-west Clarington, co-sponsored a family movie night. This is a sign one of Courtice's newest businesses wants to reach out to the community in a gesture of involvement with residents. I'm sure we will increasingly see the Covanta logo around town as they follow in OPG's footsteps.
Please also note that I'm also posting this blog post on my Tumblr account - and henceforth new Protons & Electrons posts will appear there. So please update your links and visit http://markstanisz.tumblr.com and check it out if you are reading this on Blogger. The Blogger account will remain as an archive of my earlier material.
Next blog I'll take a look at recent local development properties and issues in and around Courtice.
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The 2016 edition of the Longines Global Champion Tour 2016 kicked off in style at Miami Beach last weekend.
America's rich and famous, including a stylish Elle McPherson and Sir Michael Caine, descended on the stunning Florida venue, which sits right by the ocean, to watch the world's best riders battle it out in the Grand Prix — the VIP area was full to the brim.
And the competitors, many of whom are glitterati in their own right, didn't disappoint. Edwina Tops-Alexander put in a faultless performance aboard Lintea Tequila to win the Grand Prix — and the $500,000 purse that goes with it — in 34.59. "She [Lintea Tequila] has been in really good shape, she was really good in the last show I did in Paris and I had a really super feeling," said an elated Tops-Alexander. "Honestly, the first round — I never felt I had jumped that good in my life. I have had her for a couple of years and I felt like today was her day."
Second- and third-placed riders, America's McLain Ward, on HH Azur, and Germany's Christian Ahlmann, on Epleaser van't Heike, also jumped clear in every round of the course designed by Italy's Uliano Vezzani, but were marginally slower at 35.68 and 37.38 respectively. "I was thrilled. My horse, I felt, could have gone another couple of rounds. She was getting better at every round. I had a very good start to the jump off and then I checked up across the middle. The last line unfortunately was very slow for me and Edwina was great. It was a whisker but my horse was fantastic and I'm thrilled with that," said Ward.
America's Georgina Bloomberg, who rode Lilli and was cheered on by her two-year-old son, Jasper, Qatar's Sheikh Ali Bin Khalid Al Thani, aboard First Devision, and the Netherlands' Maikel van der Vleuten, riding VDL Groep Arera C, also made it to the jump off, but they each knocked down one rail, finishing fourth, fifth and sixth respectively.
The best placed Brit was John Whitaker, eighth aboard Argento, while Laura Renwick and MHS Washington finished 19th, Michael Whitaker was 23rd on Viking, Scott Brash 24th on the "mischievous" Hello Guv'Nor and Ben Maher 34th on Sarena.
The first leg of the Longines Global Champions Tour 2016 also saw the launch of its brand-new team competition, the Global Champions League, and it is here that Whitaker distinguished himself. The League breaks new ground, allowing competitors from different countries to join forces and compete in a football-style team championship. The format, in the words of co-founder Jan Tops, will "transform the experience for millions of fans", making for some extraordinary battles. Two riders from every team will compete at each event.
Whitaker partnered Ireland's Bertram Allen, who alongside Brazil's Eduardo Menezes, Italy's Alberto Zorzi and America's Emily Moffitt makes up the Valkenswaard United team, to win the first leg of the competition and lead the rankings with 30 points.
Second is Antwerp Diamonds (Holland's Harrie Smolders and America's Audrey Coulter, plus Dutch rider Marc Houtzager, Germany's Katharina Offer and Belgium's Jos Verlooy) at 27, followed by Miami Glory (America's Kent Farrington and Georgina Bloomberg competed but the team also includes Scott Brash, Jessica Mendoza and Kimberly Prince) at 24, Monaco Aces (Holland's Leopold Van Asten and Colombia's Daniel Bluman, plus America's Schuyler Riley and Dutch riders Maikel van der Vleuten and Lisa Nooren) at 21 and Madrid in Motion (Brazil's Doda de Miranda and Pedro Veniss, plus de Miranda's wife, Athina Onassis, and Spaniards Marta Ortega Perez and Gonzalo Añón Suarez) at 20.
The next leg of the Longines Global Champions Tour 2016 takes place in Mexico City.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) Chuck Bullough was promoted to UCLA's defensive coordinator.
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The Bruins' former linebackers coach succeeds DeWayne Walker, hired as head coach at New Mexico State last month.
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On Jan 22, 2006, at 5:58 PM, David Jencks wrote: > > On Jan 20, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Dain Sundstrom wrote: >>>> I am working on splitting the OpenEJB container into one object >>>> for each deployed ejb and a set of share invocation processing >>>> ejb containers. This is a refactoring of internal interfaces >>>> well below the layer our users see. >>> >>> Does this mean there will be one interceptor stack for each ejb >>> type, shared among all the e.g. stateless sesssion ejbs? >> >> By default, yes. The idea is you can deploy extra invocation >> processors that have different QoSes configured and then you >> assign an ejb to the processor you want. >> >>> What is the advantage of this design? >> >> I think the important important advantage for OpenEJB is that this >> change aligns the 2 code with the 1 code. The other big advantage >> is that it the job of a deployer is simpler because the most >> complex configurations (like caches) are placed on the invocation >> processors which will be defined using he generic gbean xml tags. >> >>> I can think of some disadvantages compared to our present design >>> but no advantages. Probably just a lack of imagination, but I'd >>> really appreciate discussion of architectural changes before the >>> code arrives. >> >> The architectural change is to split the current EJB container >> into a service for each EJB and a shared service for invocation >> processing. If you want to have a discussion on this, we should >> move to the openejb dev mailing list. > > I thought about this several years ago in reference to another app > server and thought of 2 designs. I'm curious if you picked one or > found a third, and your reasons. I'll describe the designs in > terms of gbeans for simplicity. > > 1. The gbeans themselves form the interceptor stack. This means > the ejb gbean needs to have an ejb context object that it sends > down the stack with each call containing the info particular to > that ejb, such as the transaction policy settings. Since you don't > really have any idea what interceptors are present, AFAICT you > either need to code generate a context object to suit the > particular interceptors present, or use a map. A map is a bit slow > and loses type safety, whereas code generation seems awfully > complicated. I suppose it might be possible to use an Object[] and > figure out the indices for each interceptor when the ejb starts. > > 2. The gbeans are interceptor factories, and when the ejb starts it > uses the factories to construct its own personalized interceptor > stack. Here, each interceptor instance can hold the context > information for itself, and initializing it from a map does not > have a performance penalty. On the other hand, you get more > interceptor object instances. Dain's on the road again, but I have seen some of the code and try and recall what I can. From the choices, I'd say it's closer to 1 than 2. I distinctly remember a very impressive looking map implementation that was type safe in it's understanding of methods. IIRC it was an object array, not a true map, that gave you method -> object indexing ability. Something of that nature. The motivation is something I can speak a little more about as it's basically a lot of design concepts we found useful in the past. I think he just got sick of hearing me talk about it and decided to give it a try :) The idea being to split the ejb specific stuff from the stuff that is not entirely ejb specific, but likely more specific to beans of that type. So things like pool settings, or caching settings could just be configured generally and not over and over again on a per-ejb basis. You can do more at a macroscopic level and are forced to do less at a microscopic level. The bean type information goes to the container (which could be implemented as a stack of interceptors) and the bean specific information goes into the ejb context object. For people who know OpenEJB 1, that would be DeploymentInfo (bad name) and Container. Surprisingly, it cleans up your code quite a bit to separate concerns at that level and allows you some great config options. Say for example, you could tweak the pool size for all the stateless session beans running in a given container via a management console. No need to grab each bean individually and set it's pool size. It also allows you to easily leverage new container implementations. For example, when we ran the ejb test suite at ApacheCon 2003 that was basically the "nova" containers wrapped with an adapter and used in an unmodified OpenEJB 0.9.2 distribution. Adhering to the idea that simple things should be simple and complex things possible, if you did want to be very specific and microscopic in the management of a particular ejb, you just dedicate a new container definition to that ejb (i.e. a container with one ejb). An easy way to do that would be via another gbean declaration which you could probably put right in the openejb-jar.xml file if you wanted. That's where all the information lays now so it isn't entirely different. Anyway, that's the big picture from my eyes. -David
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