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I think it varies from family to family. I have three out of five children with SPD and I am pregnant with my sixth. I worried this one will have it too, but we take what we get in life KWIM? I have SPD as many other adult members in my family show symptoms. I'll keep your bean in my thoughts that it too doesn't have SPD. I'm glad the seamless socks worked for you. We always keep finding things when something doesn't work. Please feel free to ask whatever whenever and we'll try to help out :)

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Johnson Wagner Wins Sony Open In Hawaii
with a 2-shot advantage. It ended with a 2-shot advantage, neither one of those two guys. Final scores from Waialae Country Club . Johnson Wagner picks up his 3rd career PGA Tour victory. Jeff Maggert and Matt Every had the overnight lead
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that into effect and they haven't had a golf shot since perhaps 9 or 18 holes of practice on Tuesday here at Waialae Country Club , I would take a guy who played last week and he was actually, been over here, acclimated to the time, and played
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say, you know he'll start well and then finally, this is also something David had spent very little time and Waialae Country Club during this carrier, but I think David Duval is gonna win the golf tournament this year, so I'm gonna say based
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USGA announces sites for Women's Open sectionals
The 24 sites: May 5: The Honors Golf Club Dallas, Carrollton, Texas May 12: Butler (Pa.) Country Club Waialae Country Club , Honolulu, Hawaii May 14: The Heritage at Westmoor, Westminster, Colo. Oak Valley Golf Club, Beaumont
Walker cards bogey-free 63 to steal Sony Open
with a bogey-free, 7-under 63 to win the Sony Open by one shot. Here's the skinny on the final round at Waialae Country Club : The leaderboard: Jimmy Walker (-17), Chris Kirk (-16), Jerry Kelly (-15), Harris English (-14
Kirk grabs Sony lead with final-hole birdie
Open, and that's about it. Cloudy conditions and only a mild breeze meant just about everyone had a chance at Waialae Country Club . At one point there was a six-way tie for the lead, and 14 players were separated by only one shot. Kirk had
Z. Johnson, Daly trail Kirk at Sony Open
With tee times moved up to skirt inclement weather in Honolulu, conditions were ideal for scoring at Waialae Country Club and players took full advantage. Here's how things stand heading into the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii
Stuard grabs Sony lead after consecutive 65s
Honolulu, where the Sony Open in Hawaii reached the halfway mark. Here's how things shape up after two rounds at Waialae Country Club , where Brian Stuard holds a slim lead after a second consecutive 65: Leaderboard: Brian Stuard (-10), Marc
Stuard fires 65, grabs lead in Rd. 2 of Sony Open
grabbing the early lead in search of his first career PGA Tour victory. Clearly, there's something about Waialae Country Club that fits his eye. "I don't know, I've been trying to figure it out," he said. "I think it
Hahn in contention, registers albatross in Rd. 2
had one of his own in the second round of the Sony Open. Hahn holed his second shot on the par-5 ninth hole at Waialae Country Club from 193 yards to move from 4 under for the tournament to 7 under and safely on the first page of the leaderboard
Flawless Bae grabs early Sony lead with 63
The sun was shining and conditions were ideal for scoring Thursday as the Sony Open in Hawaii got underway at Waialae Country Club . Here's how things look after one round in Honolulu, where Sang-Moon Bae leads by one shot after a bogey
Extra prep time helps Bae in Rd. 1 of Sony Open
HONOLULU – There is no player in this week's Sony Open field more acclimated to Waialae Country Club right now than Sang-Moon Bae. In an effort to escape the cold winter in his native South Korea, Bae first came to Oahu on Dec
Why not scale back to focus on first win?
guys haven't seen them in a long time. ... Most of the places we've seen – I've seen this place [ Waialae Country Club ] 25 times already – so one practice round is good." What is comes down to is routine. As PGA Tour pros still
Expert Picks: 2014 Sony Open
This week marks the eighth event of the 2013-14 PGA Tour season as Waialae Country Club plays host to the Sony Open in Hawaii. Each week, a panel of experts will offer up their picks from four groups of players
Power Rankings: 2014 Sony Open
of the 2013-14 PGA Tour season, but the first full-field event of the new year at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Waialae Country Club plays host to 144 players this week, each hoping to get their season on track before leaving for the mainland
Scott, Dufner among those playing in Sony Open
include Jason Dufner, Jordan Spieth, Matt Kuchar and Zach Johnson. There are once again 144 players in the field at Waialae Country Club , which begins on Thursday. Russell Henley, last year's champion as a rookie, is also in the field.
Sony extends deal with Hawaii event thru '18
through 2018. The new agreement will take effect following the 2014 event, which is scheduled for Jan. 9-12 at Waialae Country Club . All four rounds will be televised by Golf Channel. Russell Henley is the defending champion. Sony is among
U.S. Women's Open sectional qualifying results
GILBERT, ARIZ.147 A - (a) Hannah O'Sullivan - PARADISE VALLEY, ARIZ.147 05/20/13 HONOLULU, HAWAII - WAIALAE COUNTRY CLUB (a) Mariel Galdiano - PEARL CITY, HAWAII145 A - Yuka Kuriyama - JAPAN147 A - (a) Allisen Corpuz - HONOLULU
USGA Unveils U.S. Women's Open Sectional Qualifying Sites | Golf Channel
the 1995 and 2011 U.S. Women's Opens, and Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, which played host in January to the ..... Ariz. Lake Merced Golf Club, Daly City, Calif. Waialae Country Club , Honolulu, Hawaii Waverley Country Club, Portland
Younger players have the mental makeup to win now
the type who appreciates the give and take of some playful banter. So when I saw him on the practice green at Waialae Country Club for the first time last Wednesday, it wasn't long after we exchanged Happy New Year greetings that I tried to give
Win will change Henley's 2013 schedule
record set by John Huston in 1998 and matched by Brad Faxon in 2001. And that wasn't the only mark Henley left on Waialae Country Club . He set tournament records for the low 36-hole score after his 63-63 start, he shared the 54-hole record
Quotes of the Week
three days of play. 'Come on in! Have a hot dog!' – Ira Helfer, the Hot Dog King of Chicago, famous around Waialae Country Club for opening his backyard (just 150 yards off the first tee) to everyone during the Sony Open and serving up his
Rookies share lead, 54-hole scoring record at Sony
pair set a new 54-hole scoring record at the Sony Open and will share the lead heading into the final round at Waialae Country Club . Henley, who led entering Saturday after back-to-back rounds of 63, carded only three birdies but did not


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Sohaib Athar, who works as an IT consultant in Abbottabad — the city where Osama bin Laden was found and killed last night — just wanted to get some sleep. His innocent micro-remark is now becoming the tweet read 'round the tech world, as the helicopter disturbing him was part of the military operation to take down Bin Laden.
"Helicopter hovering above Abbottabad at 1AM (is a rare event)," Athar wrote at first, adding, "Go away helicopter — before I take out my giant swatter :-/," when the aircraft persisted.
Soon enough, Athar's irritation on Twitter was followed by worry and fear: "A huge window shaking bang here in Abbottabad Cantt. I hope its not the start of something nasty :-S." Athar continued to update and speculate on the events unfolding around him, unaware that U.S. military forces were closing in on Osama bin Laden. He heard later, tweeting, "Uh oh, now I'm the guy who liveblogged the Osama raid without knowing it."
It's interesting to think about what defines an historic moment. In times gone, it would have been a document, or a photograph. Now, though, we're surrounded by so much technology that no one thing can do it. Now each moment has a million sides, from news reports and photos, to even a humble tweet from a fella who just wanted to sleep undisturbed in the city of Abbottabad in Pakistan.


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Phil currently serves on a variety of boards, including the Michigan Environmental Council, Arbor Research Collaborative for Health, and CTI Industries (a publicly-traded company) – as well as in advisory capacities for a variety of other organizations.
Phil earned a BBA from the University of Michigan and a MBA from Harvard. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.
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Sarah is an Ingham County Commission for District 3 on Lansing's Southside. Currently, she serves as the Vice Chair of the Finance Committee, a member of the Human Services Committee and the Chair of the Ingham County Commission Democratic Caucus. To date, Sarah is the youngest African American female county commissioner in the United States.
Sarah was born and raised on Lansing's Southside and graduated from Everett High School, Central and Western Michigan Universities. In 2007, she accepted a position in the Michigan Legislature for State Rep. Joan Bauer's office. There, she served as a community relations aide. There, she helped thousands of Lansing residents with solving problems and cutting through red tape.
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Mark is currently the President and Managing Partner of The Sam Bernstein Law Firm, PLLC, a leading plaintiff's trial firm based in Michigan. He serves on the Executive Board of the Michigan Association for Justice. He was elected by both defense and plaintiff attorneys to serve on the State Bar of Michigan Negligence Section Council where he co-edited the Negligence Section newsletter. Mark was recently honored as a Fellow of the Michigan State Bar Foundation. He lectures at the University of Michigan Law School and the University of Michigan College of Literature Science and the Arts on tort and civil rights law.
Mark received a B.A. ('93) from the University of Michigan and graduated from the J.D/MBA joint-degree program ('96) between the Law School and School of Business Administration at the University of Michigan.
Mark was appointed by Governor Granholm to the Michigan Civil Rights Commission, as Chairperson of the Commission, and is currently the longest serving member of the Michigan Civil Rights Commission. He also served in the White House during the Clinton Administration as the Director of Press Pool Operations, and worked as an associate in the Real Estate Investment Banking Group with Citigroup Global Markets in New York City.
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Fred Blanck is a business professional and entrepreneur based in Southeast Michigan. For the past 13 years, Fred has been an executive officer at Wallside Windows, a leading manufacturer and installer of replacement windows for the residential and commercial markets. Fred recently stepped down from his day‑to‑day duties at Wallside to pursue other interests, but continues to work with the company on strategic planning. Prior to his role at Wallside, Fred founded, led and subsequently sold Lexicom Publishing Group, a custom publishing business. Before Lexicom, Fred spent nearly a decade as a journalist for select publications and businesses. He studied history as an undergraduate at The University of Michigan and earned his master's degree in journalism from U-M. A lifelong resident of Michigan, Fred is interested in efforts to transform and grow Michigan's economy, and serves on the advisory board of the Michigan Economic Center.
Janis recently stepped down after nearly 24 years as the Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner. She was re-elected to the position five times and has been applauded for introducing sustainable storm water practices and increasing public education efforts around water stewardship in the County. Before becoming the Water Resources Commissioner, Janis worked as an Environmental Planner and Manager of Water Quality Programs for SEMCOG (Southeast Michigan Council of Governments).
Janis is currently serving as one of Ann Arbor's representatives to the Huron River Watershed Council Board and Executive Committee. She is also a citizen member of Washtenaw County Parks Commission, and serves on other non-environmental nonprofit Boards.
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The many honors Irene has received over the years include the Environmental Quality Award from the United States EPA in 1991 and the Horticulture Woman of the Year in 1989 from the National Association of Women in Horticulture.
George is a Manager for Public Affairs and Public Safety at the Detroit Salt Company. In this role, he provides senior level strategic planning and analysis for business intelligence, develops security plans under Homeland Security guidelines, manages governmental relations, including federal, state, and local governments; facilitates community outreach; sustainable development initiatives, and coordinates media relations.
George has been an Executive Assistant to Mayor Dennis Archer, where he spearheaded initiatives for Illegal Dumping and Hazardous Material spills for the City of Detroit, and a Public Policy Analyst for the Detroit City Council where he provided analysis on environmental initiatives, including brownfields and other efforts of the Department of Environmental Affairs.
He currently serves as the Board President of the Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision, Chair of the Detroit Climate Action Committee Business and Industry Work Group, a founding member of the Detroit 2030 Coalition, a member of the Energy and Environment Committee of the Detroit Regional Chamber, Director of the Michigan Mining Association, a member of the Oakwood Heights Business Association, and the Detroit Local Emergency Planning Committee.
He is a graduate of the University of Michigan, accredited as a Professional Emergency Manager (PEM) through FEMA and the Michigan State Police, a graduate of Leadership Detroit; founder of a policy think tank, Safe and Secure Detroit, Inc., and volunteers as a Search and Rescue professional.
Bob is an attorney with McGarry Blair in Grand Rapids, and specializes in litigating patent and commercial disputes. He has over 35 years of experience in state and federal courts.
Bob holds court admissions with the U.S. District Courts for the Western and Eastern Districts of Michigan, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, and all Michigan courts. He also holds memberships with the Grand Rapids Bar Association, Michigan Bar Association, Michigan Association for Justice, International Association of Defense Counsel and the Dartmouth Lawyers Association.
He received a Bachelor of Arts from Dartmouth College and his law degree from the University of Michigan.
When he's not practicing law or involved in politics, Bob can be seen cheering on his alma mater's football and basketball teams and attending games at his local high school. His passion for excellence doesn't stop with sports, politics and law. For many years, Bob has been deeply committed to St. Johns Home, a non-profit group dedicated to improving the lives of troubled kids.
Bill retired from Farr Oosterhouse & Krissoff in 2009, but still maintains a small, private practice in Grand Rapids. He is a former President of the Grand Rapids Bar Association, a Fellow of the American Bar Association Foundation, a Fellow of the Michigan State Bar Foundation, and a Master of the American Inns of Court. He has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America for the past several years, and received the Michael S. Barnes Award in 2007 for Pro Bono Service. In 2010, Bill received the Donald Worsfold award from the Grand Rapids Bar Association for service to the community and the profession.
Politically, he has served as Chair of the Kent County Republican Party and the 3rd District Republican Party, as a delegate to a Republican National Convention, at which he was one of two persons from Michigan who served on the Platform Committee, and he was the Republican candidate for Attorney General of Michigan in 1970.
He is a past member of the Board of Directors of the Pere Marquette Watershed Council, and has been a member of the Mayor's Environmental Advisory Council. Also, he has served on several church, community, and business boards over the years, and continues to do so today.
Doug has been working to address climate change for over a decade. A native of Detroit, he graduated from Trinity College in 2000 with a B.A. in Political Science. From 2001 – 2004, he worked as a Legislative Assistant in the office of Senator Levin (D-MI), where he focused on Agriculture, Energy, and Environmental issues.
In 2004, Doug entered the University of Michigan, where he received a joint MS/MBA. While in Ann Arbor, Doug worked for a diverse array of organizations on climate issues, including the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Pratt and Whitney, and Swiss RE. The capstone of his graduate experience was his contribution to the Pew Center on Global Climate Change's report, "Corporate Strategies That Address Climate Change."
Since graduation in 2007, Doug has continued to work on climate change at the intersection of the corporate, non-profit, and policy worlds. As an Executive Board Member of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, he has contributed to the growth of one of the nation's top state leagues. While working for the Carbon Trust, Doug worked to design and implement the North American market entry strategy, with a specific focus on energy efficiency and offshore wind. He also worked on the 2012 ballot proposal to increase the Michigan RPS to 20% by 2020.
In 2013, Doug joined Ken Berlin, the former chair of the Energy and Environment Team for the 2012 Obama Campaign, to found the Climate Speakers Network (CSN). The CSN seeks to catalyze public calls for action on climate by leveraging trusted messengers to deliver the story of climate solutions in the values and vocabulary that defines their communities. In the summer of 2014, the CSN was absorbed into The Climate Reality Project, where Doug currently runs the program as a member of senior staff.
Now serving in his second term, George Heartwell became the mayor of Grand Rapids on January 1, 2004. During his tenure, City government has "gone green", implementing a variety of environmental measures including purchase of renewable resource energy, use of alternative fuels in city vehicles, continued attention to water quality in the Grand River, and widespread implementation of energy conservation measures. In January of 2007 the United Nations recognized Grand Rapids as a "Center of Expertise" in sustainability. In May of 2010 the U.S. Chamber of Commerce honored Grand Rapids with the Sieman's award for Most Sustainable American Mid-sized City.
Mayor Heartwell has overseen a period of rapid economic development in Grand Rapids, even during an extended downturn in the Michigan economy.
He also serves as President and CEO of Pilgrim Manor Retirement Community.
Mayor Heartwell is married to Susan Heartwell who is the Executive Director of the Student Advancement Foundation. The Heartwells have three children and six grandchildren.
Jerry is currently Chairman and founder of Oak Adaptive, Inc. which provides software tailored to Caterpillar dealers. Most recently, he was CEO of Michigan CAT from 1988 to 2011. He graduated from Tulane University in 1975, 1st in class, summa cum laude with honors in economics, and attended Harvard Graduate School of Business in 1976.
Over the years, Jerry has been affiliated with Warren Equipment Company, St. Mary Hospital, the Nature Conservancy (Michigan), and the Michigan Construction Equipment Dealers Association. Currently, he serves as Chair of the Michigan State Transportation Commission.
He is an active supporter of environmental and educational associations including Scenic Michigan, The Nature Conservancy, Michigan Environmental Council, Detroit Public Television, Detroit Science Center, the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum and the Wisconsin Historical Society. Jerry also founded in conjunction with the Michigan Colleges Foundation a program that introduces inner city high school students to environmental issues as well as to private college professors, students and campuses.
Jerry is the father of three and currently resides in Birmingham, Michigan with his wife Eve. He enjoys outdoor activities such as gardening, hiking, hunting, fishing, golfing, sailing and skiing.
Chris Kolb assumed the presidency of the Michigan Environmental Council in 2009. An environmental champion in the legislature and a veteran of the environmental management field, Kolb was one of the legislature's most consistent and vigorous defenders of clean water, clean air and public health during his six years as State Representative from the 53rd District. He was instrumental in important environmental legislation, including joint planning commissions, land bank authorities, lead poisoning prevention for children, regulation of dangerous polybrominated biphenyl ethers (PBDEs), establishment of a fund to help clean up leaking underground storage tanks, and numerous land use initiatives.
A longtime resident of Battle Creek, Joe is a dedicated physician and public servant. With a medical degree from Wayne State University, Joe has practiced otolaryngological medicine (ear, nose, and throat) in his home town since 1974. Elected to the State Senate in 1987, Joe served in the Michigan Legislature until 2002. In 2004, Schwarz was elected to represent the seventh district of Michigan in the U.S. Congress. Schwarz is a member of The Republican Majority For Choice, Republicans for Choice and Republicans for Environmental Protection. In January 2007, Schwarz was appointed to Gov. Jennifer Granholm's Emergency Financial Advisory Panel.
Joe currently sees patients at the Family Health Center in Battle Creek and teaches at the Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. In 2008, Joe led the successful passage of Proposal 2, which allowed state funding for embryonic stem cell research.
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Mark is an architect and urban planner with degrees from the University of Michigan. He has worked advocating sustainable design and green development with several organizations, and with Chinese development issues, design for the elderly, business planning and finance, and development economics.
Thal manages and directs all business and venue operations, overseeing Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, the Ford Rouge Factory Tour and The Henry Ford IMAX Theatre as well as the institution's business units that include food services, visitor services and retail sales. Thal also oversaw program development, design, and construction of the Benson Ford Research Center and The Henry Ford IMAX Theatre. Additionally, she has served on master planning teams for both Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. Prior to joining The Henry Ford, Thal served as the Manager of Financial Planning and Analysis for University Microfilms, currently referred to as ProQuest.
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A number of Championship sides are monitoring Joe Garner's contract situation at Preston North End, Sky Sports understands.
Garner is entering the final year of his current deal at Deepdale and, as yet, he has failed to agree a new contract.
The situation has alerted several sides who are all keen to land the former Nottingham Forest and Watford forward.
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Those players were the Patriots' captains in 2012.
Using this as a springboard, here is a quick-hit review of the most recent media guide covers:
2012: Team huddle before a game with the ball held high in the air
2011: Patriots helmet (upside down as it's being held by a player)
2010: Aerial shot of flyover looking down on Gillette Stadium
2009: 50th anniversary illustration with Pat Patriot blowing out candles
2008: Looking up at the championship banners inside Gillette Stadium
2007: Patriots logo (as it appears on the shoulder of a uniform)
2006: End Zone Militia (firing their muskets)
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Students: as you start the semester and begin writing papers, check out this advice on Professors' Pet Peeves.
The Case for Conversational Writing
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Word Crimes
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Creating Syllabi
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Writing for Social Change
Marquette students write about real issues for real audiences, and make change in their community. Read more about their work in this article: "Can Writing Make a Difference?"
Track Your Writing
Jason B. Jones argues "To Become a Writer, Track Your Writing."
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Doctors are now using the graphic novel form to teach patients about their health, in a creative combination of the arts, sciences and humanities. Check out "Art and Medicine Intersect in New Ways" and "Medicine: Graphic, Funny, and Informative" to learn about the recent Graphic Medicine conference.


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|The Ziegfeld Follies
Showman Florenz Ziegfeld, jr., perfected a revue format that called for pretty girls, comedians, musical performances and skits in a fast moving spectacle. His shows were known for lavish productions and costumes and made stars of perfomers such as Fanny Brice, Will Rogers, and Eddie Cantor.
Hill, J. Leubrie. At the Ball, That's All.
Performed in the Ziegfeld Follies of 1914; the composer was active in the early African-American musical theatre. Ziegfeld acquired the song for the Follies from the composer, after hearing it in in the "Darktown Follies" show My Friend from Kentucky.
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Berlin, Irving. Mandy.
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Cover illustration: Henry Clive.
New York: Irving Berlin, Inc., 1919.
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The Ziegfeld tradition of pretty girls, outstanding songs,
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Greece N.Y. - In a unanimous vote at a recent town board meeting, the Town of Greece made changes to its prayer policy that have been the source of much controversy.
The changes are coming under criticism from some atheists who say the new policy denies them the opportunity to give invocations.
A Supreme Court decision back in May gave Greece the green light to continue a tradition of saying a prayer or invocation, prior to town board meetings.
Shortly after that ruling, atheist Dan Courtney gave an invocation, becoming the first atheist to do so at a Greece town board meeting.
Under the new policy, the invocation can only be delivered by an appointed religious representative on a list approved by the Town clerk. Churches, synagogues, congregations, temples and mosques are mentioned, but atheists are not.
"This is an affront, not just to non-believers, but all citizens of Greece," Courtney said. "Despite telling the Supreme Court that anybody could give an invocation, they've now come up with a policy that says and atheist can't give one."
13WHAM News reached out to Town Supervisor Bill Reilich (R) to explain the policy, but he declined to do so, and instead suggested that 13WHAM News speak with the town's attorney, Brian Marianetti.
Marianetti tells 13WHAM News the changes to the invocation policy were not motivated by a desire to spite atheists. He said the changes came about after he was told the town was inundated with requests for people from across the country who wanted to give invocations, but had no connection to Greece.
He said the changes to the policy will keep the invocations local, and take Greece out of the national spotlight brought about from the Supreme Court case.
"It is our desire to focus our efforts on serving the residents of the Town of Greece," he wrote in an email to 13WHAM News. "With this policy in place, we are hopeful that we can return to the business of the Town."
When asked if atheists would be able to give invocations with the new policy changes in place, Marianetti acknowledged that he didn't know if that would be a possibility, and added that would be up to the Town Clerk and Town Board.


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"With the conditions he has, it's not a strike game, it's just trying to close the frame," he says. "It's just tough."
Lampson is telling a story about the Merchant Marine when he's interrupted by the death-ray alarm.
Momentarily stunned, a man and woman are standing at the top of the stairs. They are dressed for Wall Street: Starched white shirt, silk tie, wingtips; sensible pumps, cashmere sweater, perfect hair. Lampson is wearing navy work pants and a baby-blue polo shirt, both stained.
It's time to conduct some business.
The man introduces the woman as his office manager. She wanders around a bit, eyes wide, drinking it all in. "Look, there's a shuffleboard," she says. "And pool tables." The man shakes hands with Lampson, as if they're old friends, but it's soon clear they don't know each other. He remembers Lampson from a party about 10 years ago. "There were a couple hundred people here," he says. "It was a riot." He wants a repeat for his office Christmas fête.
"Can you make margaritas?" he asks. "Do you mind if we bring in a case of white wine?" After so many years, this is old hat for Lampson. "I'll tell you how we do it," he explains. "Real simple. Hot wings, raviolis, pizza, salad, barbecued hotdogs." Plus, of course, bowling and drinks -- the deluxe package, which includes an open bar, costs $27 per person, but price doesn't come up as the men strike a deal in 10 minutes. The man tells Lampson to buy a couple bottles of Dewars and a case of chardonnay. "All I'm going to do is bring in a fruit-and-cheese tray," he says. "Give me a receipt for the whole thing when we're done."
Private parties, where revelers are apt to hike balls football-style through their legs, are what pays the bills at Arcade these days -- with the help of his grandchildren and a few friends, Lampson can gross more than $1,000 on a good night, which makes up for all the other nights when the lanes stay dark.
Partygoers rarely notice the scoreboard on the south wall that commemorates all the perfect games, including several by bowlers who ended up in the PBA Hall of Fame. But in France, they understand.
"Une caverne prehistorique," writes Benoit Heimermann in an article featuring Arcade that appeared last spring in L'Equipe, the French equivalent of Sports Illustrated. "Des dinosaurs de metal actionnes par d'antiques..." You don't have to live in Paris to catch the drift.
The French came to St. Louis in search of bowling's soul and referred to Arcade's proprietor as Jim "The Legend" Lampson in a story read by millions. Besides Arcade, Lampson took the journalists to the Hall of Fame and Tropicana, but Lampson, who donned a clean shirt for the occasion, ended up with the biggest picture and as much ink as anyone else.
Lampson may be a legend in the eyes of the French, but not everybody's a fan. "He's the biggest fucking asshole I've ever seen in my life," says University City Fire Marshal Joe Rice. "He got on my bad side some years ago. I'm a bowler, you know, and I just happened to go down there one morning to get some practice. He said, 'Well, how long are you going to bowl?' I said, 'Well, I don't know, I'm not going to bowl that long.'" Like most avid bowlers, Rice is accustomed to bowling on alternating lanes. But Lampson wasn't in the mood that day. "He said, 'You can bowl on one lane -- it costs less money to operate one lane than it does to operate two lanes.' I said, 'I don't want no one lane, I want two lanes.' He said, 'Well, you take what I offer.' I said, 'Fuck you,' and I took my ball and walked out. And I haven't been in that damn place since. I send people in there to inspect. But every now and then, just for the hell of it, I go in and see what he's doing in there." Rice has never found anything more serious than fire extinguishers that need recharging.
The fire marshal's opinions notwithstanding, newcomers to the sport won't find any better personal attention than at Arcade Lanes, where Lampson gives lessons to anyone who asks and no one laughs at a gutter ball. His teaching method is direct. "You want your thumb to point straight up in the air," he growls for the umpteenth time to a novice having trouble with his follow-through. "Remember! Thumb in the air. You're throwing like a girl." His gruffness comes off as contrived. Though he no longer bowls himself, he'll spend as much time as you want dissecting your game. If he thinks it's for a good cause, he'll cut his prices. He recently charged a Boy Scout troop $1 a head, shoes included, for a session that lasted well over an hour.
Schultz calls it a perfect place for romance. "It's probably a good second-date place because you know you'll be alone," he says "Talk about Elvis renting out a bowling alley -- you can be the only one here."
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Another committee chair that will be looking for ways to generate revenue for the county is Schroon Lake supervisor Cathy Moses, who will lead the economic development committee.
"Tourism is a huge component for Essex County and its economy," Moses said. "We need to coordinate with Albany to make sure that those issues are brought up and taken care of for the people here."
Other committee chairs include county vice-chairman Robert Politi as ways and means chair; Lewis supervisor David Blades as human services chair; Wilmington supervisor Randy Preston as public safety chair; Keene supervisor William Ferebee as Public works chair; Elizabethtown supervisor Noel Merrihew as personnel chair; and Newcomb supervisor George Cannon as legislative chair.
Douglas said a lot of thought went into the selection of department chairs, which remained the same from the second half of 2010, when Scozzafava replaced St. Armand supervisor Joyce Morency as the finance chair due to illness.
"Tm's strength is definitely in finance," Douglas said. "Cathy is always looking for ways to improve the infrastructure and bring more things to the county. You have to look at the strengths of each supervisor and then use them to the best of their abilities."
Douglas said there are several goals for the new year that involve the finance and economic development committees.
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Crytek USA intends to bid for the Darksiders IP when the remainder of THQ's assets are sold off before mid-May. Headed up by former Vigil co-owner David Adams, the new Austin-based studio employs many of the core members of the Darksiders development team laid off in January when the firm failed to attract any bids during parent company THQ's initial bankruptcy auction.
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