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Dear Mr. Van Meter,
I appreciate the opportunity to comment on the role of the FCA in supporting small and mid-sized farmers and producers. As an active consumer and supporter of local regional farms, I hope that my comment and other like it will help guide the FCA towards diversifying it's portfolio and services such that small and mid-sized farmers are better served.
I have worked on a number of small farms, and hope someday to manage one of my own. Thus far in my farming experience and my aquantaince with many local farmers, I have yet to meet a small farmer who has been able to take advantage of loans from the FCS. I believe this to be for a number of reasons, but principle among those: I don't think the FCS is currently designed to well serve this constituency. The terms and benefits of the lending and business support products are not geared towards small
operations, the staff is not well trained to know the particular needs of small to mid-sized farmers, and the FCS board does not have adequate (any?) representation from small local and regional food producers.
I believe that small and mid-sized producers play a vitally important role not just in our local communities and food systems, but also within our local economies. The boost the local economy buy buying (inputs, machinery, etc) and selling locally. They also provide more living wage jobs than their large scale counterparts (which often rely on poorly paid immigrant labor). And, since new and socially disadvantaged farmers are more likely to run smaller scale operations than large ones (at least initially),
better support of these operations from the FCA would help cultivate a more diverse farming community in our nation. I know that the USDA under Secretary VIlsack has been working actively to change it's track record when it comes to diversity and discrimination, and the FCA, in better serving small and mid-sized farmers could help to further this effort.
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Smith's plea came hours after he stepped down as club chairman.
Smith backed calls for Frank Blin and Paul Murray to join the board, which he departed today, although he stated that chief executive Craig Mather was doing a good job and hoped he would be able to continue.
The former Rangers manager also called for his successor Ally McCoist to be given the chance to manage the club "under conditions similar to those which were afforded his predecessors".


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A St. Petersburg neurologist is closing up shop. Why?
After 17 years as a neurologist and part-owner of a private practice in St. Petersburg, caring for patients with everything from migraines to multiple sclerosis to massive strokes, the bottom line showed that his earnings were half what they were six years ago. And he saw no signs of a turnaround.
This isn't a problem unique to only neurologists, either.
An article in the Feb. 12 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine said the percentage of specialists in independent practice has declined 18.6 percent since the mid 1990s. Primary care doctors have also been migrating to larger groups or jobs as employees of hospital systems or HMOs.
The days of hanging a shingle and practicing independently are having the final nails drove into their dusty coffins as we speak. Now that Obama is in office and spouting "reform" everytime you turn around, I certainly see physicians making the transition from entrepreneur to (underpaid) employee in my crystal ball.
Dr. Franklin's son speaks up in the comments on the article. I like what he has to say:
As Dr. Franklin's son, I would like to speak from our personal perspective on his issue. Firstly, my father always wanted to teach. Secondly, he never cared about the money; we live well even with the pay cuts. This article is not about money.
Also, in reference to other doctors, this mass exodus of Florida's healthcare is a byproduct of all of the legislation against them that YOU, THE PATIENT, supported. It's a two way street whether you like it or not. Also, I'm becoming a lawyer.
Going to school for 8 years and another 3-7 years of postgraduate training to work for the government just doesn't seem right.
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Daytona Beach, FL (Sports Network) - Sunday's Daytona 500 will go on as scheduled after at least 28 race fans were injured during a horrifying crash that occurred in the NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Daytona International Speedway.
The 12-car accident happened on the frontstretch during the last lap of Saturday's 300-mile race at Daytona. Brad Keselowski, the 2012 Sprint Cup Series champion, hit Regan Smith from behind and spun him into the wall on the tri-oval, which triggered the big wreck. Rookie Kyle Larson flipped around and sailed into the catchfence before coming back down on the track. Flying debris from both Larson's car and the fence struck dozens of spectators in the grandstands.
Track president Joie Chitwood and NASCAR senior vice president of race operations Steve O'Donnell held a press conference several hours after the event had concluded and was won by Tony Stewart. Chitwood revealed that 14 injured fans were transported to nearby Halifax Health Medical Center as well as other hospitals in the Daytona Beach area. Fourteen others were treated at the racetrack's infield medical care center.
Chitwood did not reveal the conditions of those injured, but at least seven of them were seriously hurt and two more were listed in critical condition.
"First and foremost, our thoughts and prayers are with our race fans," Chitwood said.
Chitwood then noted, "We are in the process of repairing the facility and will be ready to go racing tomorrow."
Larson's car tore a gaping hole in the catchfence, with the engine and one of the tires sheared off his vehicle and lodged in the fencing.
Chitwood said that track workers will not have enough time to repair the cross-over gate, which is located in the affected area on the frontstretch, for tomorrow's Daytona 500. A strip-fence will take its place. Chitwood also stated that the grandstand seats located in the area where the injuries occurred will be available for 500-mile race.
"We don't anticipate moving any of our fans," Chitwood said. "We had our safety protocols in place. Our security (officers) maintained a buffer that separates the fans from the fencing area. And with the fence being repaired tonight to our safety protocols, we expect to go racing tomorrow with no changes."
NASCAR plans to investigate the accident and continue to work on its safety initiatives for both the competitors and the fans in attendance for races.
"As with any of these incidents, we will conduct a thorough review and work closely with the tracks as we do for all of our events," O'Donnell said. "We'll learn what we can and apply it for the future."
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Machine roulette is not for high bets, like 3000 euros and more. Also if you like some style you go to the table with a dealer. When the smokers and whiners are gone, it is doable.
Patterns come and go.
I never saw a win in 3 or 5 guarantee, if it wasn't just a 80% probability or so to guess right.
Just because the system isn't shared, doesn't mean it is not a system. It means it is not available to the public.
It's a system if you think it is. It doesn't have to be shared (would be nice though).
China's Pick 3 results. Results are in decending order. Click here
Some systems are so dumb that they shouldn't be shared.
Buddy, if you'll look around, I've been preaching this same sermon ,and, have done so for years. Even recently, I've mentioned picking one or two COMPLETE combinations (FORMATS)and just remaining consistent with it until it hits...AND IT WILL. It has to be drawn. People are just impatient and won't spend the right money to ensure they get the hit...they make this game much, much harder than it really is.
This is almost the same principal as Roulette...cover as many bets as possible and simply hit for the smaller profit several times over. Yeah, it costs money to cover bets but, you get it all back, and, the remainder from the total wager is your profit. Roll (4) times and make a $25 profit...that's $100 made off the same money you started with. Simple. But, people get greedy wanting to win ALL THE MONEY and try to cover as few numbers as possible thinking they're saving money. Nope, you're losing unless you get very, very lucky
Consistency comes with coverage, dicipline, and patience. Playing only Red or Black is a 50/50 shot. Covering as many of BOTH as your money allows puts the odds heavily in your favor while decreasing the profit off your win. As an example, I know a guy that maintains $1000 in his account and only plays Roulette. He rolls a few times just to make $150-$200 or so per session...he's not greedy. At the end of the week, he get's a nice payout and starts with the same $1000 the next week.
With some games, how much you spend does have a direct impact on winning, and, how consistently you win. A jackpot game is not one to spend lots of money on as the odds are never in the players' favor and cannot be adjusted to be so.
Playing one complete format is better than bits and pieces of several formats because ALL THE NUMBERS are there... as opposed to just a couple of numbers from two or three formats. Maybe this makes no sense at all
THIS! This method of play is the best way to play in any lottery. It can be most easily adapted to Pick 3. I don't care about big payouts and small bets. To do so is foolish. I'm happy with having a few grand in my account to "shoot" with and making a consistent few hundred dollars per week. It does add up and the larger the bankroll then the worse odds you can play with and still garuntee a profit. Being exceptionally patient and disciplined is the key. I had over a thousand tied up in an online account and didn't touch it for 3 months.....
Your point about coverage is also great. My combinations have Highs and Lows, Evens and Odds... In other words I only play H.O.L.E. formats.
How you do anything is how you do everything.
why would someone start a thread about a system that's working and not give details? I guess teasing people gives this person a thrill. I just don't understand some people.
play H.O.L.E. formats.


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Microsoft officially unveiled Smart Glass today, an app that allows content on the XBOX 360 to be streamed to a number of portable devices. Additionally, Smart Glass allows additional content to be displayed on your device alongside whatever you are watching on TV.
"In the example Microsoft showed, you could be watching an episode of Game of Thrones…and get a full map of the kingdom on your tablet."
This is a fantastic feature that will rarely be implemented. I have a difficult time imagining a scenario where any studio wants to spend a significant amount of time developing content for Smart Glass. Unless Microsoft has a way to compensate content makers for Smart Glass implementation (and they just might) there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of incentive to take the extra time and spend the extra resources to produce content for Smart Glass.
Studios may not want to implement this feature in their movies and TV shows, but I can imagine million of fans who would. The possibilities of fan-made content on Smart Glass are many and it makes me somewhat giddy. Custom commentary, real-time maps, the Walking Dead with the original comic panels popping up on your tablet when they come on screen? Those are just the examples I can think of right now.
Microsoft, I beg of you: if it is at all within your not-insignificant powers, open up Smart Glass. You've done a great job letting hackers tinker with the Kinect. I can guarantee some fantastic returns if you do the same with Smart Glass.


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- Create cards from them. Come on, who doesn't love a card with a funny face? A 4x6 print is perfect for the front of card. Crop it, attach it to the card front and then dress it up with some fun googly eyes, flowers, or whatever you fancy.
- Create a "Faces of" Page of your family or the subject in the pictures with your blurry photos. You can even cut them all down to just the faces and tile them all over a page. On this page I just used 2x2 cropped pics of Matt over the last year making funny faces. I've already done layouts of all these pics so they are truly extras. To make it more "funny" I added a bracket mustache to Matt too! LOL
- Insert 4x6 photo pages between the pages in your scrapbook to slip these pics into. Karen H., from Book Club at The Scrappin' Table, has done this for years and the idea was recently featured in one of the scrapping mags. Bazzill even has Lickety Slip albums now where you can put these pages in them (and The Scrappin' Table sells those too).
- Create small home décor projects for the office. Hanging calendars, post it note holders…you can add photos to all of these so they do double duty as an office supply and a photo frame. This works really well for wallet size pics.
5. Create a pocket behind the layout to house all the extra photos. Close to My Heart even sells "True Fit Folios" that are 12x12 and fit behind a page—you can slip all kinds of great stuff in there with your extra pics, like certificates, award ribbons, tickets, event programs.... For more info contact Laura Miller, my CTMH rep.
I hope you have time to work some scrapping in this weekend!! Here in our house it is a 5 day weekend since X took off Tuesday and today is his regular Friday off. Hopefully I'll get to scrappin' too!! Happy Labor Day (day off!!).


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The coat distribution will run from 2pm to 4pm. New coats, clothing, and shoes to children will be available for children accompanied by a parent. They should be present to try on their new coat for a correct fit.
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We enjoyed our Saturday night out in downtown St. Paul. We both ordered salads and thought they were large and quite good. Mine was the Mediterranean. We then ordered from the pasta bar. The portions were quite large. Next time we would order more meats to go with our pasta. Overall, it was a good choice for a night out. The feel of the restaurant was great. Our server was excellent.
Good, fresh food served in large portions. Excellent service and nice variety of dishes.
I love the pasta bar and their bread! Their portions are huge but pasta is always best the next days so it is so nice to be able to take a little home.
i tried the pasta bar and since you choose what you want the dish was very good and food was hot, bread was very good also.
Took my girlfriend out to Tratoria Da Vinci for a quiet night together and we were not disappointed. This restaurant was full but our table was waiting and the host did not skip a beat in getting us there quickly and efficiently. We were seated next to their famed pasta bar, which I was worried would serve as a distraction and be too loud, but everything was contained away from our table thankfully. The server was great, quick to bring us bread, offer helpful suggestions and get our food. We both ate from the pasta bar, which is a "choose-your-own" pasta adventure. It was great and we both got excellent food from the chef. I would highly recommend it
The build-your-own-pasta-bar is absolutely to die for!! :-)
Husband and I had a lovely dinner at Trattoria for a late evening dinner. The service was exceptional, food was delicious, and the corner table was quite romantic. Knowing that the portions were large, we shared an entree and we each had a salad. For the main course we ordered the Shrimp Portofino and added Spicy Italian Sausage for an extra $3. Scrumptiously prepared with asparagus, portabello mushrooms, all in a cream sauce, along with a side of perfectly roasted potato wedges. Definitely worth repeating!
Trattoria DaVinci has a very comfortable feel to it and the pasta bar is fantastic. Great tasting sauce with our choice of four different pastas and and abundant variety of veggies and meats all sauteed frresh for you and brought to your table. YUM! Love this place.
We had a group of 12 for a 'last day at work' lunch. Our table was set and ready for our 11:30 reservation time. The pasta bar met everyone's needs and more. Our server was attentive and pleasant. Almost everyone went home with enough leftovers for another meal. We had an enjoyable time.
Excellent pasta - service was slow even though dining room was half full.... (create your own was our favorite and the gorgonzola cream pasta)
Great service; love the made-to-order pasta bar! Great for adults & kids too!
Wonderful place to go for a romantic dinner. Delicious food, exceptional service and nice ambiance.
Trattoria Da Vinci has been a favorite restaurant of my husband and I for years. We decided to take our 8 year old son and 5 year old daughter out for a fancy dinner. As always the food was fantastic, the service was awesome and our two children had a great time being "all grown up". I am so happy we chose this as their first fancy dinner.
My sons both LOVED this place and want to go back soon!!!
We have eaten at this restaurant for years. Not once, have we ever left disappointed. Their menu has variety, their wait staff are knowledgeable, friendly and professional and the food is always excellent!
This is a perfect spot for an anniversary dinner. Very open and stylish with excellent atmosphere due to live music and caring waitstaff. Building is a classiv architectural gem.
No one in our small bachelorette party had been to this restaurant before. I thought it would be a little fancier than it actually was. The atmosphere was classy and relaxed - very pretty interior and nicely spaced tables so we didn't have to listen to other people's conversations. The live piano music was a nice touch, but we sat right next to it so it was a little loud. Our server was very nice, attentive, competent. I was surprised the menu wasn't bigger, but the existing options were solid. The pasta bar was a good option - 4 out of the 6 people in our group got it and all enjoyed it. HUGE portions - 3 meals worth in 1. Very reasonable prices b/c of the portions. Relaxing atmosphere - families brought kids, couples on dates too.
The most incredible pasta I've had. This restaurant had a great feel to it and the service was very attentive and kind
Its a great destination for upscale Italian. And, always good service, great food, and a wonderful experience.
We chose this place because it was walking distance from a concert we were attending at the xcell. When we asked to switch tables because we were to close to bar area it was not a problem. I had forgotten my readers so I asked our waiter his thoughts on the old reliable Spag & meatballs and he said I won't be disappointed, and I wasn't !! Probably the best I have ever had :) we started with warm fresh bread and a side salad and ended with coffee and creme brûlée. Everything was so fresh. Can't wait to go back!
I had the Pollo alla Mediterranea entree and it was fantastic! The service was great and I really liked the atmosphere as well. The noise level wasn't bad at all, considering it was a Saturday night. The only drawback is the parking - we had to park in the lot next to the restaurant, and it was very inconvenient. You have to fill out an envelope with the date, time, license number, and then put your payment in the envelope and into a drop box. It was raining at the time so it wasn't a good time to be out there, filling out the little envelope! Too bad the restaurant doesn't have their own parking lot. Despite the parking hassle, I would highly recommend this restaurant!
Great experience. Good to find such a gem in St. Paul rather than Minneapolis.
We tried this not-very-close to the Ordway (parked half-way between - THAT worked well!) because they offered a free dessert with an entree for Opera subscribers and will definitely be back. We had already decided that based on the excellent "Recommended" salad (very fresh and perfectly diced fresh summer veggies that exploded flavor in every bite), the lovely wine and friendly staff and the interesting decor. Our entrees were fantastic. Lot's of yummy sounds from our table that night. The sauces on our dinners from the menu made going back for the 'pasta bar' unthinkable, as they were SO good it will be hard to order something new next time. I'm looking forward to bringing friends here so I can try more of them.
This was the first time I had been to Trattoria's but it certainly will not be the last time. I went with 3 friends, as we came out to Minnesota for a concert and to visit one of the three who goes to St. Thomas, we all left with smiles on our faces and bellies filled with some fantastically made Italian dishes. The gnocchi in particular was so delicate and light, that it would of have paired well with any of the three choices they had there. The pasta bar which one of my friends got was impressive to say the least. The sheer amount of items to mix and match from while they made it right there to order was staggering. The atmosphere and design was great and provided quite a few conversation starters.
This quaint restaurant in the middle of St Paul is a gem...We visit here frequently and have never been disappointed. The food, service and atmosphere is great. The waiters always remember us and the live music just add to the pleasure...
We had not been here in a while, but once again the food was very good. We recognized our waiter as one that we had had many times before. It is always a good sign when staff stays around. We had a variety of dishes that included various pastas as well as a salmon dish. All were very good and nicely proportioned. We definitely recommend this place.
We have been going here for years and the food has been consistent and very good. The menu has changed, there is a lot of variety and we will be back.
We really like this place. We come with friends, we come with family, we come for events and we come for fun. It is always very good food. Pasta dishes are delicious as are the seafood and steak dishes we have tried them all now. The wait staff is consistently attentive, friendly and efficient.
The pasta Bar is great and the waitstaff is more than accommodating.
We had a great Birthday celebration with our daughter and granddaughter. Everyone loved the resturant.
Trattoria is one of our favorite restaurants. We enjoy the ambiance, service is fabulous and the food is great too. The Pasta experience is a great value. But they also have many great menu items. I ask our server for his recommendation and have never been dissapointed.
Food was fabulous - the music was too loud for conversation! Guitar player was great - but turn down the volume it was too difficult to have talk across a five person table!!!!
The pasta bar is a great deal and is wonderful. The bread is to die for and I am not sure what they put in the butter, but I could eat it straight. I have only been there for lunch, but look forward to going there for dinner.
Unreal pasta bar Tasty sauces an very fresh ingredients Entertainmet by Bobby is wonderful
Wow! The food was as great as we had heard! We will definitely be back!!!
We have eaten here several times and it's nice when they recognize you. One of the waiters that has waited on us in the past, stopped by to say hi and see how everything was. The food was awesome and did not disappoint.
My wife took 4 of us here for my birthday. Two of us shared the large Mistacanza salad, which was fresh, tasty and nicely presented. We both had the pecan crusted walleye with asparagus/mushroom risotto on the side. The other two guests had the chicken parm and the pasta bar - she is a vegetarian. She picked out a pasta/cheese/veggie/sauce combo that met her needs. We all enjoyed our meals. The acoustic guitarist who used a karaoke-type background accompaniment was a nice touch. I would go there again.
All was very good except the noise level was very loud.
Dinner with my girlfriend and once again this restaurant exceeded expectations. We were warmly greeted by one of their senior servers at the door, promptly seated, and our waitress was charming, friendly and efficient. The food was excellent, my shrimp Gamboroni, and the special Lobster stuffed ravioli which my table mate chose were both awesome. I love this restaurant and we typically dine in Minneapolis, but this is well worth the drive.
Thank you! This was the best italian restaurant I have ever visited. I will now be a frequent customer. My tastebuds were overwhelmed by the taste!!!!
We ate at Trattoia about 9 months ago and loved it! After attending an event we thought of going out for dinner and our daughter mentioned trattoria. We were so glad she thought of this. Our food was delicious, wine list had lots to choose, and our server was excellent plus!! The noise was a bit high - but the 4 of us still managed to chat. We won't wait so long before going back again!
A friend took me to lunch for my last day on a contract. She'd never been to Trattoria before, and she loved it! We had a nice table by the window (I'd made reservations online--a must), and the food and the service could not have been better. Everything tasted marvelous and was totally fresh. Recommend ordering off the menu, as opposed to the custom-pasta line, which got quite long. Who has time for that at lunch?
The appetizers are fantastic. I want to try them all after my experience. The artichoke dip was amazing. The calamari appetizer was great too! The meal was flavorful. Big serving size, but it's great as leftovers!
This restaurant always has delicious food. Their pasta bar is a great way to try out your own ideas for a good pasta dish, but their entrees are really something special.
I live in the Twin Cities and rarely go downtown in either Minneapolis or St. Paul. Trattoria Da Vinci is one of very few good reasons I have to deal with the traffic and the parking headaches. The food is superb, the staff, unequaled. The Pasta Bar is a genius concept that I cannot stop ordering and the free bread at the table is the perfect appetizer.
Our group of 12 has been meeting once a year for 42 years. This restaurant is now in our Top Ten. Food and cocktail choices were wonderful. We had a fun evening there together.
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We had a great server, Brad. If we have a chance to go back, and he is working, I would ask to be sat in his section. He was simply pleasant, timely, seemed mild-mannered, and fit the atmosphere of our special occasion perfectly. The only "down side" to the evening, was where our table was located. Right at the window, on a -7 degree night! The heater next to me was wonderful, but a warmer spot on a night THAT cold would have been preferred. We should have asked to move, but we're rather shy, and didn't want to be a bother! Overall, great place!
Excellent menu. Comfortable atmosphere. Great service. Good for groups and families. Outstanding food. Pasta bar is a big favorite.
We have been to Trattoria twice now and loved it both times. The Pasta Experience is really fun. (like a salad bar of pasta: you pick all your ingredients and they cook it for you) Nice live music too. Great Find!!


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School of Architecture - Lucy Bullicant
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Lucy Bullivant, Hon FRIBA, is an architecture curator, author, critic, guest lecturer, consultant and the founder of Urbanista.org, a new webzine on contemporary urban design.
Judith DiMaio, dean of the NYIT School of Architecture and Design, cordially invites you to attend the fall 2013 NYIT Architecture and Design Lecture series for a lecture with Lucy Bullivant, Hon. FRIBA. This lecture is titled "Masterplanning Futures."
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Letters to the Editor from AnnArbor.com readers for Nov. 15
What do Medicaid and the Detroit airport have to do with one another?
NOTHING! That is why I am curious to know why the outrageous 27 percent tax that is added to my parking bill at the airport goes to indigent healthcare? The tax was a temporary tax, to help Wayne County.
Temporary, as in 25 years ago! But we are still being charged. This is a prime example of our politicians saying one thing and doing another. If I am being taxed to park at the airport at least the money should go to the airport!
Jennifer Beaudette
I read with interest the comments of millage advocates Gunn, Baker and Serras. They may have overlooked a few points (and/or not mentioned them) in their enthusiasm to saddle taxpayers with a $130,000,000 bill:
1) The library already is an institution that makes available to taxpayers books, music, tapes, the Web and other sources of information. It doesn't need promoting.
2) As a frequent library user, the key facilities of the library work very well. While those facilities don't include a catering service or 400 person auditorium (two items used to justify the library bond), may I suggest that these items are better suited to a convention or community center, not a library. Maybe Gunn, Baker, Serras and their compatriots should repackage the bond as a convention center bond and see how that works for them
3) Last but not least, taxpayers rejected the bond by a significant margin (more than 10 percent) in EVERY municipality it appeared. Can't chalk that margin up to last-minute ad blitzes by shadowy property owners and their nefarious ad agencies — sorry.
The key role of the Library Trustees in a participatory democracy is to be responsible stewards of taxpayer funds and their wishes, not do more planning and waste more money going back to voters with a more detailed proposal that is likely to be turned down again!
Trustees, your proposal was turned down by the voters. Accept the wishes of the electorate, and perhaps devote some energy to a proposal that would be judged favorably by the voters, cost less and have less doodads that have nothing to do with literacy and reading. A catering center doesn't teach children and a society to read. Books do.
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This past Memorial Day, I went to a couple of ceremonies around Mid-Michigan honoring veterans and those who have died to defend our country. I started out in Linden, with our intern Miranda Richardson. The VFW Post 4642 hosted a moving memorial through the streets of downtown Linden. There was a flower lying ceremony on North Bridge Street, followed by members of the post walking with the Linden High School Marching Band to the Fairview Cemetery. The service at the cemetery was a true showing of appreciation for fallen soldiers. The Linden community, like many communities in Mid-Michigan and all over the country, showed up en-mass to pay their respects and honor true heroes. Gary Mahnke, of VFW Post 4642, even arranged an Air Force flyover. There was a three volley salute and the Linden High School Band played the national anthem. After the service we got to chat with some of the members of VFW Post 4642. We met Herb Jacques, who is a WWII vet. He and all the post members were proud of the Linden community for the support that they showed for those who serve or have served.
We then headed to the Veterans Memorial in Swartz Creek for a ceremony hosted by AMVETS 3720 Post. If you haven't seen the Veterans Memorial in Swartz Creek, it's very impressive. They have bronze statues representing every branch of the military. We were told by Dennis Kramer, a Navy veteran from Swartz Creek, that they're adding a Coast Guard statue soon. The service was great; with bag pipes and another three volley salute, followed by taps. Once again, many people in the community were at the memorial to show their respects for those who have given the supreme sacrifice.
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Incorporating story lines from the first three films (Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End as well as the upcoming film Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides), LEGO® Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game has it all for an action-packed, epic journey. LEGO® recreates your favourite moments from these hit films, adding a touch of humour using the mini-figures and worlds built using LEGO® bricks.
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St. John's University's Vincentian Chair of Social Justice Lecture and Vincentian Convocation, both highlights of the annual Founder's Week celebration, convened yesterday at the school's Queens Campus.
The day began with the Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, Bishop of Brooklyn, serving as the Vincentian Chair of Social Justice keynote speaker lecturing on the growing concern surrounding immigration in the world today. The speech was given before a capacity crowd of St. John's faculty, administrators, students and friends, in the Belson Moot Court Room of the University's School of Law. The lecture was titled "Vincentian Beyond Borders: Building a Civilization of Love." And, as a part of the Vincentian Convocation gala celebration later in the day, eight members of the University and local community, who have embodied the Vincentian principles of excellence and service, were honored at St. Thomas More Church.
Founder's Week features workshops, presentations, book discussions, films and service opportunities that reflect upon the legacy of St. Vincent de Paul, founder of the Vincentian Community. The Vincentian's established St. John's University in 1870
"I have a very personal devotion for St. Vincent de Paul which comes from my many years as a Catholic Charities worker," said Bishop DiMarzio. "I have a statue of St. Vincent de Paul in my office given to me over 20 years ago and each day I look on that face and it reminds me of someone who understood what social justice was about. Vincent had a heart that burned for charity and justice in the world."
Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M. welcomed Bishop DiMarzio and had nothing but praise for his lifetime commitment to serving immigrants and the children of immigrants.
"Bishop DiMarzio is someone well versed and firmly committed to helping those individuals (immigrants) for whom we have been founded," said Rev. Harrington, C.M., President of St. John's University. "We are especially blessed to have as our Bishop an individual who knows so well the needs of this population."
At the Vincentian Convocation later in the evening, Rev. Harrington, C.M. conferred honorary degrees to Immaculee Ilibagiza, a Rwandan genocide survivor who delivered a moving address to the St. John's Community about forgiveness at Founder's Week in 2007, who received the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, and Bishop DiMarzio, cited for his outstanding work and priestly life ministering to the needs of those newly arrived from other lands, who received the degree of Doctor of Sacred Theology.
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03-19-12 Hello, still alive. Just fixed the images on the site, so all the link icons now show up. That is all. |
05-24-10 Hello Adventurers! I would just like to let you know that, I have in fact, not died. I know I haven't been working on the series for the last few months, and I can assure you its only because I am extremely lazy, not because I have lost interest in the series. However, due to my laziness, I have not actually been working on any new comics so I don't have any new episodes yet. But, I may start production on new episodes soon. I can't make any promises though. Its just too time consuming especially when the comics are done entirely by hand (i.e. not ripped from emulators or screen shots but composed in bitmap). And I don't want to resort to making fillers or crap comics just to meet a quota. I would rather have 1 or 2 good comics per year, than a full season of crap. So, When Im in the mood and have some inspiration, I just might put out some new material. Thats all for now. Be sure to check the forum for any news. I am active on the forum daily. Till next time! |
03-19-10 A quick update! Sadly, not about Hyrule Adventure, but equally as good! The Mario comics now have their own series!! The Mario mini comics are now on Smackjeeves and have their own series! "Tales from the Warp Zone" Hyrule Adventure now has a sister site! Stop by and check it out! The Mario series will update 2 weekly on wednesdays and saturdays! The link is up on the icon tray! No news for HA unfortunately. Just don't have time to dedicate to the Zelda series. But don't lose hope. Maybe someday... Till Next time!!! |
12-22-09 MERRY CHRISTMAS! And as promised, The Christmas Special!!! |
11-29-09 Well its that time of year again. Winter Hiatus. HA will hopefully return with new episodes in early January. Fret not though, There will be a christmas episode the week of christmas so be ready for that! Well, until the new year, or christmas at least, Till Later! |
11-21-09 Episode 52: Luigi Remembers This One! Ah, the return of the blue candle in all its toastable awesomeness! Notice Luigi's fearfulness, he knows the pain of the blue candle! On to some news, Next weeks episode will be the last before the Winter Hiatus. The return date isn't set yet but Im shooting for around the 2nd week of january. Thats it for now, Till Later! |
11-14-09 Episode 51: Smashing Seems to Solve Something! Update time! Bringing some Plumber action to Hyrule! Some news, 2 more episodes until the winter hiatus. HA will return for the second half of season 2 hopefully the first week of January. But if that sounds like its going to bring some dreariness to your christmas break, fear not, for this years Christmas Special is complete and will be posted the week of Christmas! And trust me, this years is a good one! Other than that, we could use some more forum members. That would be awesome! Well that is it for now, Till Later! |
11-7-09 Episode 50: Boing Splat! November is here! Turkey time will be soon! Yep, in case anyone forgot, Luigi can jump! So What will happen next? Will this attack prompt the baddies to actually attack? Will they run off? All I can say is that, none of these questions will be answered this week. Till Next Time! |
10-31-09 Episode 49: Link Shows His Courage! So Link makes his heroic move? Well, not really. Seems like he is just going to make things worse. Notice something familiar? Some A Link to the Past references? Oh yeah, no Halloween episode this year. Sorry, just didn't have a joke I could use. But don't let that hamper the spirit of the holiday! Go forth and get some candy! But Beware, out there are monsters. Have a safe and happy Halloween! Till Next Time! |
10-24-09 Episode 48: The Elf Guy Link, a wuss? Who would have thought that? But what else can you say when people think you are the guy who played the elf in the Lord of the Rings? I guess not much. Well that is it for now, Till Next Time! |
10-17-09 Episode 47: Minion Brutality Think the Police are too quick to draw the taser? Well just be glad they don't work for Ganon! Forget the verbal reasoning, stun gun, or good old fashion mace-to-the-face, Ganon's minions go straight to the beatings! Who says violence never solves anything? Apparently it got Ganon's forces where they needed to go. What will happen to our heroes? Will they surrender peacefully or take rock to the face? Will they take on Ganon's minions in hand to hand mortal combat! Or will they just turn tail and hide behind a rock? Well all I can say is that... None of that will be answered today! So tune in next week! Till next time! |
10-10-09 Episode 46: Maybe Too Close Time for a new comic! Aren't new comics just awesome? Of course they are. Well not much else going on at the moment so I will make this short. Yay for short blog awesomeness! Till next time! |
10-03-09 Episode 45: A Thought Too Soon Happy October! Time for an update as usual and on time I might add, but would you expect any less from the webs most awesomest of awesome zelda comic? Of course not! I've finally gotten out of some of the old bad habits of using quick crappy backgrounds and have moved up to more interesting scenery. As you may notice, lakes, rivers, and even a bridge! And finally some real enemies! Yes, finally we see some of the legions of Ganon! You may ask "I thought the moblins were legions of Ganon back in season 1?" Well, not really. Those were just moblins out in the woods. They didn't have any affiliation with Ganon. But they were mean just the same. Well thats all for now. Till next time! |
9-26-09 Episode 44: Where Are We Going Anyway? Well since none of my loyal fans have been able to figure out what the awesomeness like was sensing was, I guess I will go ahead and spill it. They are heading West now! Yes, they stopped heading east, and made a 180 turn to head west. I told you how obvious it was. All during the first season they just kept heading to the right, all the time, with the green wall in the background. Well, NO MORE! I say! Things are going to get more interesting from now on, starting with this episode! Yes look at all the pretty blue! There is finally some water, and backgrounds other than the green wall! Yay! Well that is it for now, Till later! |
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Our never-ending quest for condo auctions takes us to Banner Elk, North Carolina where, on June 5, the final 18 mountainside residences at The Lodges at Elkmont will go up for sale. The Lodges at Elkmont is a a 56-unit luxury condominium community set in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The units will be sold at a developer close-out auction by Sheldon Good & Company.
The auction company says this is the first second-home real estate auction to take place in the North Carolina marketplace. The 18 units are luxury mountain retreats set in the heart of the High Country and located only two hours from both Charlotte and Greensboro and three hours from Raleigh. There are five floorplans with two or three bedrooms and approximately 1,200 to 2,350 square feet of space. Homes have vaulted ceilings, stone fireplaces, oak floors, designer kitchens and covered decks. The minimum bids from $125,000 are up to 74% below the original asking prices, which ranged as high as $771,000. Eight homes are guaranteed to be sold subject to minimum bids.
The auction will be held on June 5th at the Embassy Suites Hotel at the Greensboro Airport Registration begins at 11am with the auction commencing at noon. Homes offered at the auction may be viewed on May 8th-9th, 15th-16th, 22nd -23 rd and 29th - 31st, from 11am to 3pm.


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What's the best way to find out if Trine is the right choice for you? Come see for yourself! We invite you to visit campus and get some one-on-one time with one of our admission representatives. We invite you to meet the faculty who will collaborate with you throughout your four years at Trine. Check out where you will eat, live, study, and play, visit a class, and tour our first-rate athletic and research facilities.
Your visit will begin in the grand entrance of the newly constructed Trine Welcome Center in Forman Hall. You will be greeted by an admission representative who will review your academic, career, and personal goals with you. While at Trine, you will also be invited to talk with current students and staff, take a campus and residence hall tour, and learn further about curriculum. We believe this personal, one-on-one interaction is the best way for you to determine if Trine is the right place for you.
Appointments for a campus visit are available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturday′s during the academic school year from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. To schedule an individual campus visit please contact our visit coordinator at 800.347.4878 or please make your reservation online.