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Meluha opened in Bristol earlier this year, and is the second restaurant from Chef Stephen Gomes and Jay Miah. Moksh was opened in Cardiff Bay in 2007, offering a more modern interpretation of Indian food. Stephen's cooking style is a twist on the classics – traditional flavours and spices, but presented in a more modern way.
Cooking is in Stephen's blood. He is, in fact, the third generation of chefs in his family, and has cooked all over the world in many top restaurants. The influence of his extensive travels can be found in his award-winning cooking. Stephen has been voted Best UK Indian Chef several times, including most recently, 2012-3.
Meluha is situated on Park Street in Bristol. It is a light, slick and modern restaurant with a few nods to Asia in the decor. We sat in the window, which was a great spot from which to watch the world go by on a Saturday night in Bristol.
The menu offers plenty of choice – from the more adventurous dishes, including a five course tasting menu, which seemed to be the popular choice on our visit, to plenty of choice for customers wanting a more traditional curry. We started our meal with a delicious glass of Malbec. The wine list offers plenty of choice, both of bottles and wines by the glass, which we chose. It is very fairly priced, too. To accompany our wine, we had to have some poppadoms with Meluha's chutney tray, which included a delicious mint yoghurt, mango chutney, tamarind sauce and sweet chilli sauce packed with kaffir lime leaves. All accompaniments were superb the tamarind and sweet chilli sauces were particularly good, making a pleasant change from some of the more predictable offerings at many Indian restaurants.
To start, we tried a Maya 'Magic' starter called 'With a Little Twist', which involved three pieces of chicken cooked in different ways: chocolate and orange chicken tikka, Moksh jerk chicken tikka and lemongrass and pepper chicken tikka. The starter arrived beautifully presented with the three different types of chicken on one plate. The flavours of each piece were absolutely delectable and the chicken was superbly tender. The portion was perfectly sized, too – a generous quantity of chicken, but not too much to spoil your appetite.
Moving on to the main course, we shared the Lamb Shank Roganjosh, a Kashmiri curry, made with whole lamb shanks cooked in a rich onion and fresh tomato puree sauce with cardamom and whole spices. The sauce was deep in flavour and the meat was meltingly tender with the shank served whole. It was topped with really tiny baby plum tomatoes, which added a lovely extra layer of texture. We thought it was superb.
We also tried the Ratinagiri Mango Lamb, a lamb curry made with mangoes, coconut milk and black pepper, and loved this too. The meat was generous and tender with a wonderfully flavoursome thick, smooth, tangy sauce.
Rices at Meluha were lovely and a little different. The Pilau rice with caramelised onions was delicious – very savoury in flavour and complemented the curry very well. We also tried the Green tea rice, which was a basmati rice flavoured with green tea leaves. The rice was dark green in colour and had a wonderfully subtle green tea flavour. It worked particularly well with the sweeter Ratinagiri curry.
Not content with rice alone, we tried the garlic butter naan and garlic butter gluten free naan. There are a wide variety of interesting naan flavours, including Chilli chocolate and honey and rosemary and chicken tikka, which sound delicious. What is even better is that all breads can be made gluten free at Meluha, without even pre-ordering. In fact, as all dishes are made fresh from the menu, pretty much all dishes can be made gluten free. It was a particularly lovely experience being told you can have any dish or bread you like from the menu made gluten free – something we've not experienced at an Indian restaurant before.
To finish, we tried a trio of desserts put together for us by the chef. All were excellent. Our meal at Meluha was superb. The food was divine and the service just lovely from everyone who served us. It was, without question, the best curry we've ever had.


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Check out this amazing story about a 36-year-old government issue cake, and soldier who ate it!
For more info on cute jarred treats (and how I prepared the jars), see Pie in a Jar!
Step 1: Ingredients
So find your favorite cake mix and supporting ingredients, or make it from scratch. The best part about making your own is that you can make half of one kind and half of another!
You'll also need a bunch of canning jars - straight sides, wide mouthed. I got the wee-est ones I could find for cuteness' sake. You can definitely make them in bigger jars.
Boil or wash the jars to sterilize them. You'll want brand-spanking-new lids to make a tight seal when you're done.
The box mix made enough batter to fill 16-20 jars!
Step 2: Make Cake Batter
Or look here for some inspiration to make your own!
Fill the jars about half-way with batter. If you fill them too full, you can always squish them down, or cut the tops off. But too much batter will result in them flowing over the sides of the jars.
Place in a baking dish for ease of handling.
Actually you are supposed to grease the jar's or the cake will stick and it won't come out right. (Meaning it won't taste right) The part that touches the jars could be burned or dried out.
Then you just wasted so much time and effort. You would have to redue it again.

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Those accolades are built on strong leadership, excellent coaching and the performance of some special student-athletes. This weekend the third member of the Wes Moore era of Lady Mocs basketball will be inducted into the UTC Athletics Hall of Fame when Katasha Brown Flatt joins Damita Bullock and Jennifer Wilson Galloway in the prestigious group of 188 alumni and supporters.
Brown was a four-year standout for the Lady Mocs from 2003-06. She was a two-time SoCon Player of the Year, the MVP of the 2004 SoCon Tournament and led UTC to four-straight postseason appearances.
Brown was a highly-sought after prospect from Claiborne County High School in Tazewell, Tenn. After scoring over 2,200 points in her prep career, she had her choice of places to play in the region, but Coach Moore convinced her to come to Chattanooga.
"She was a great student-athlete and an unbelievable player," stated Coach Moore. "We were fortunate to sell her on the idea of coming to UTC instead of an SEC school. The main thing we sold her on was that she would be a special player here. That was definitely one recruiting line that turned out to be true."
She made an immediate impact as a freshman, coming off the bench for 7.8 ppg in 31 contests. She led the SoCon in 3-pt. FG%, hitting 42.4% (39-92) of her attempts from deep. That was a balanced Lady Mocs squad that went 26-5 and won the SoCon Regular Season and Tournament without a player averaging in double-figures.
She had a breakout season as a sophomore, averaging 14.1 ppg while hitting 42.6% (58-136) of her shots from 3-pt. range. She was second in the SoCon to teammate Miranda Warfield's 45.0% from behind the arc. She became just the second player in SoCon history to earn the league's Player of the Year and Tournament Most Outstanding Player honors in the same season. The Lady Mocs went 29-3, won the SoCon Regular Season and Tournament, and pulled off a historic 74-69 win over Rutgers in the NCAA Tournament.
"When I think of a scorer, I think of someone who could hurt you in a lot of ways," added Coach Moore. "Katasha Brown could hurt you in every way. I haven't had many like that. She was phenomenal and obviously had a great run in her career, including beating Rutgers in the NCAA Tournament. One of the best scorers we have had in my tenure here."
She averaged 12.4 ppg as a junior in 2005, and won her second SoCon Player of the Year honor as a senior in 2006. That year she averaged 13.1 ppg to cap her career in fifth place on UTC's all-time list with 1,472 career points.
"She was long and could get her shot over people if she took it off the bounce," continued Moore. "She was a deadly three point shooter. Because of her size, she could go inside and get offensive rebounds and she was automatic from the foul line."
Brown was not only an accomplished athlete, she also excelled in the classroom. She was a member of the CoSIDA Academic All-District Team, the Academic All-SoCon squad and constant honoree on UTC's Dean's List. She was recognized by the Hall of Fame as senior, earing the 2006 Scrappy Moore Award. That spring she also earned her degree in Biology from UTC.
"She was a competitor and that is what made her so great in everything she did, including the classroom," said Moore. "She wanted to make all A's. She wanted to be the best in everything she did."
Moore and Brown got to reminisce about the 'old times' at the UTC Basketball Legends Weekend on Feb. 9. According to Coach Moore, Brown's husband, Justin Flatt, starting giving her grief about her lack of defensive skills. Coach Moore told her that all she had to say now was, "Hey, I am in the Hall of Fame!"


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Last night I lit a candle and put these two in the safe together.
Then I woke up and found this S&W Airweight 38 sp.
Now you know how guns are made. Can't wait to take my new baby out.
Better check again - might be a girl
an you're stickin to it right??????????
Congrats on the new born!
... Congrats.
Took it to the range and it shot great. I only had 38 specials and I plan on picking up some +P's today just to get the feel. It's a very easy gun to conceal so it's now my main backup piece.
He is one cute boy. Congrates!
Excellent choice
Changin' him is a pain, ain't it
The more I think about it, I wish they had twins.
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Men's Soccer Fall To Spartans
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- October 11, 2011
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HAMBURG, NY – In an emotionally charged finish, the D'Youville College men's soccer team captured their second AMCC league game with the 2-1 win over Hilbert College October 11. With the victory, D'Youville (2-4) positioned themselves three points ahead of the Hawks (1-4) in league standings.
D'Youville's Jordan Wabick beat Hilbert's Kamil Cislak in the 30th minute giving the Spartans a 1-0 lead heading into intermission. Wabick's first goal of the season was set up by James Neil and Josh Pfuntner with a scramble in front of the net.
At 71:16, Hilbert was awarded a penalty kick after Mo Ahmed was tripped in the box. Eric Russell calmly went opposite Matt Smith to knot the game at 1-1 and earned his second PK of the season. At that point, the intensity level increased and the Hawks played to win the game. But six minutes after the score was tied, Wabick scored his second of the day when his hard shot bounced off cross bar then rebounded off Hilbert's goalie's shoulders and in the net for the game winner.
Still with thirteen minutes left to play, the Hawks challenged for every ball as a total of seven fouls were called on both teams. With the final scrap in-front of the D'Youville net, the game horn sounded ending the game.
Hilbert outshot the Spartans (13-11) and held a 9-3 advantage in corner kicks. The Hawks had only 3 shots-on-goal with one of the three coming from Cislak when Hilbert pushed everyone forward in the final minute of play.
Next up for Hilbert is a day trip to Pittsburgh, PA to play AMCC foe La Roche College October 15.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Did Chambers not make the cut?
Did Chambers not make the cut?
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
Can I start a "cycling is ****" thread, I'm ****ing bored to death of this sport.
Do I contradict myself?
Very well then I contradict myself,
(I am large, I contain multitudes.
Walt Whitman
Yeah, I've never seen the appeal - road cycling, that is. I do enjoy some of the track stuff.
No you can't.
And road is better.
I think some Spanish Olympians are coming around to this thread title, at least for a little while.
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"The PFA does not represent players when they have broken the law and been convicted on non-football matters."
- Gordon Taylor in 2009 following Marlon King's release after a prison sentence for sexual assault & ABH
Yeah, looks like he's just spat in my burger, tbh.
Clamouring for tickets for the womens football judging by the crowd in Cardiff eh
Woman's football is horrific obviously, but I must admit I quite like Alex Morgan.
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In our new film series, some of the smartest thinkers of our time warn that the runaway national security state, and the endless war and surveillance that underpins it, is creating a more perilous world.
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Without the video from the cases of Freddie Gray, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, andWalter Scott, these cases and many others would have gone uninvestigated and unnoticed; with many holding staunchly to the belief that whatever is written in a police report is fact.
In the 2012 Presidential elections, a group of over 1.4 million Floridians did not show up at the polls. It had nothing to do with voter apathy or with literacy. In fact, many of those people wanted to take part in the vote. They had IDs, were documented Floridians and had strong opinions.
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The NEW (Neighborhoods Energized to Win) Fund of Coastal Community Foundation recently presented $39,660 in grants to 20 Lowcountry neighborhood associations in rural and urban areas of Berkeley, Charleston and Colleton Counties.
Established in 1991, the fund provides small grants ($500-$3,000) for projects that will help improve the quality of life and develop and sustain leadership within low-to-moderate income neighborhoods. Distributing over $850,000 in grants over its 22-year history, the fund has helped build civic pride while increasing the neighborhoods' participation in the community improvement process.
Selected by a panel of community members under the guidance of Coastal Community Foundation staff, the 2013 grantees' proposals range from requests for funding for equipment and instructors for physical fitness programming to grants for a neighborhood barbeque.
Included in this year's recipients was Berkeley County's Tri-Community Center, receiving funding for much-needed kitchen upgrades.
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With Malik Stokes under center, NSU preps for Maine
Norfolk State gets ready for its season opener which is this Saturday at Maine.
Norfolk State gets ready for its season opener which is this Saturday at Maine.
Tony Stewart plans to return to the track this weekend in Atlanta.
Detectives are trying to find two men who robbed a Newport News motel early Thursday morning.
The pilot of an F-15 jet that crashed in remote Virginia mountains was killed, military officials said Thursday.
Old Dominion football coach Bobby Wilder joined Bruce Rader for a live interview during WAVY 10 at 6.
Police are at a Portsmouth hotel after taking a robbery suspect into custody there Thursday night.
Detectives are trying to figure out how a man found dead in Norfolk Thursday died.
Police dispatchers confirm a Virginia State Trooper was involved in a vehicle crash on I-264 Thursday evening.
Both Virginia Senators were in Hampton Roads on Thursday, and WAVY.com spoke with them about the events in Syria and Iraq.
A noted political analyst and trial watcher talked to 10 On Your Side about the corruption trial of former Gov. Bob McDonell and his wife.
A Newport News man was convicted Wednesday Thursday in the death of his baby daughter.
Some professional fisherman in Hampton Roads say mounting regulations may force them out of business.
Nearly three weeks after police say the same man sexually assaulted three women in Norfolk, they have yet to track him down.
President Obama played down the prospect of imminent U.S. military action in Syria on Thursday, saying "we don't have a strategy yet."
ewport News police arrested a man Thursday who is suspected of killing a man during a fight this past weekend.
President Barack Obama is blaming Russia for the escalating violence in eastern Ukraine.
An intersection in Suffolk is partially closed after a dump truck downed power lines and a traffic signal Thursday afternoon.
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We nurture both sides of the brain
Our unique philosophy takes students beyond the pursuit of academic excellence.
Brock is a place where left-brain and right-brain thinking come together. Students develop rational/analytical thinking in concert with their emotional/creative sides. We view community involvement as crucial to developing intelligent, well-rounded members of society.
Our rigorous undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs include experiential learning opportunities and one of Canada's largest co-op programs. Our cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary programs offer multi-faceted degrees that help students build careers and get jobs.
We're growing
For a decade, Brock has had the second-highest growth of students of any Ontario university.
More than $300 million in construction has been committed or commissioned to expand the campus. In recent years, we've constructed:
Construction is ongoing for the Cairns Family Health and Bioscience Research Complex [4], a state-of-the-art facility where students and professors will explore new frontiers in green science and health and wellness.
And in downtown St. Catharines, work has started on the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts [5], a landmark campus that will support digital media and creativity, and help revitalize downtown St. Catharines.
We're green
Brock has a park-like setting atop the Niagara Escarpment in Ontario's Niagara peninsula. Brock's campus is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve [6].
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Book your room at Hyatt Place Chesapeake
Room, 1 King Bed (High Floor)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Standard Room, 2 Queen BedsMax Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 5 children)
Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with free breakfast and free airport shuttle
Located in the heart of Chesapeake, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Greenbrier Mall, Oak Grove Lake Park, and Chesapeake City Park. Chesapeake Arboretum is 2.7 mi (4.4 km) away.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a bar/lounge. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Other amenities include a poolside bar, a coffee shop/café, and a business center.
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Hotel Amenities
Hyatt Place Chesapeake features an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 1147 square feet (103 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, express check-in, and express check-out. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests at scheduled times.
Hyatt Place Chesapeake is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Conference space size (feet) - 1147
- Conference space size (meters) - 103
- Free airport transportation
- Total number of rooms - 119
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- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Express check-in
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Indoor pool
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Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Sofa bed
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
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- Free WiFi
- Sofa bed size
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Sofa bed
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- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
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- Flat-panel TV
- Iron/ironing board
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2, Pet maximum weight in kg is 22, Pet maximum weight in lb is 50
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
- Pet fee: USD 75 per accommodation, per stay (maximum USD 175 per stay) plus USD 100 one-time cleaning fee
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The photos in this description reflect the brand standard and are provided for illustrative purposes only.


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Mission & Money Spring Lunch Series
Gene Brion of the St Louis University Department of Higher Education will be presenting the
Mission & Money Spring Lunch Series:
Financial Literacy, Student Loans, and Simple Living,
with the final presentation of the Series listed below:
With a diploma in hand, whether you have a job secured or not, educational debt will be a major issue.
We will discuss loan repayment and loan consolidation and why it is important to have a plan in place so that ministers in the field can dedicate their attention on serving their faith community's needs.
Wednesday, April 23rd
noon-1:00 p.m.
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Forgot to mention I was pulled over a few weeks ago coming back from Greenville. I was on 380 around 11pm and didn't notice the speed drop from 70 to 60. He clocked me at 71.
Pulled over, interior light on, TXDL, CHL and insurance in hand as he approached my rolled down window. He mentioned my speed and I told him I missed the speed drop. He took my info and walked back to his car. Came back and said "slow down".
Whole thing took less than a minute and he never once asked about my pistol. Since I was traveling for work it was a S&W model 10 in the glove compartment for the record.
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A good friend of mine calls this mental backfiling when Christians can pull their ET out of a file when they have to tell it to others, but then when their messy work with "sinners" is over with, then they simply mentally backfile it so that they don't have to deal with the consequences and ramifications of what they claim that they believe.
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"Winter Storm Iago" is moving into southern Appalachia this afternoon, and storm warnings and school closings are in effect.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the area in effect until 1:00 a.m. EST Friday. Accumulations of five to nine inches are predicted, with up to one foot on the high mountains.
The NWS advises travel will be dangerous. Only travel in an emergency.
Winds will be northwest 10-20 mph with gusts up to 35 mph. Temperatures will be upper 20s to lower 30s.
Ashe County Schools will be closing early, with elementary schools closing at 1:15, middle school at 1:30 and the high school at 1:45. Should there not be any school Friday, the day will be made up Jan. 21, according to ACS's Website.
The Department of Transportation has had snow plows standing by since this morning in preparation for the storm.
Employees of Blue Ridge Electric Membership Corporation are on high alert and monitoring severe winter weather predicted to bring snow and high winds to the cooperative's service in the mountains and foothills of northwest North Carolina.
The fastest, most efficient way to report an outage is by calling the cooperative's PowerLine at 1-800-448-2383. Cooperative employees are on standby, ready to respond in full force at any time of the day or night should outages occur.
Have the following supplies on hand, preferably in a central location that each member of the household can locate quickly if needed:
-Flashlights and fresh batteries
-Matches with firewood and kindling or
-A grill with extra propane charcoal and lighter fluid
-Radio with fresh batteries to listen to weather and news reports
-Extra blankets, sleeping bags, quilts
-Oil lamps and extra oil
-Wind-up or battery operated clock
-Non-perishable food
-Manual can opener
-Paper plates and plastic utensils
-Bottled water or gallon jugs filled with water for drinking and cooking
-Formula and extra diapers for babies
-Thermos for keeping drinks and baby formula warm
-Emergency numbers such as Blue Ridge Electric's PowerLine, local emergency management, police and hospital contacts.
Additionally, if you require a regular medication, be sure to keep extra supplies on hand. If you or a family member requires oxygen, it's a good idea to have a back-up power source and a personal emergency plan that includes family, friends or local emergency management sources to assist you if needed.
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Increased cellular data use may be linked to streaming bug in iOS 6.0
A bug in Apple's AV Foundation framework, which handles streaming audio and other media for podcast apps, radio apps, and more, could be behind the mysterious, maddening cellular data spikes many users, myself included, have experienced since updating to iOS 6 or the iPhone 5. In essence, iOS just keeps on downloading data, over and over and over and over again, sometimes gigabytes worth at a time. Here's what PRX Labs found after doing some research into it:
The player appears to get into a state where it makes multiple requests per second and closes them rapidly. Because the ranges of these requests seem to overlap and the requests themselves each carry some overhead, this causes a single download of an MP3 to use significantly more bandwidth than in iOS 5. In one case, the playback of a single 30MB episode caused the transfer of over 100MB of data.
PRX was testing Wi-Fi, but seem to believe cellular, including LTE, would exhibit the same bad behavior. PRX also believes the bug is fixed in iOS 6.0.1, though Matthew Panzarino of The Next Web points out that some believe they're still seeing the bug even after updating.
iMore has had complaints about video podcasts taking longer to download than usual as well, and while it's unknown if the issues are related, it's also impossible to rule them out.
Let's be clear though, this is an issue that is costing real people real money. I've never before gotten close to my $35/6GB data plan limit before, yet last month I blew past it far enough to be surcharged $50. All I do is stream audio, and I haven't been streaming anything different than I used it. Less in fact.
If this isn't fixed already, it needs to be fixed immediately.
Source: PRX Labs via The Next Web
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Increased cellular data use may be linked to streaming bug in iOS 6.0
One thing that can cause tons of data transfer is Photo Stream. I sometimes shoot several GB of photos, then load them into iPhoto. It can take quite a long time to move 1000 photos to iCloud. (I think 1000 is the limit for Photo Stream.) Especially when they're full-resolution .NEF files.
Last month was the first time I have ever gone over my 500mb cap. Still not sure what happened but I used 1.2gb somehow. I don't think it was due to this podcast issue however.
After updating to 6.0.1 me and my wife were able to use 40% of our 2GB in half a day. All we used was the GPS for probably less than 10 miles.
We would never get close to 2GB when we had other smartphones. Apple needs to figure something out because I'm scared of using all the features of my phone.
Ouch....well, I crashed through 5GB very quickly after getting the iPhone 5. I thought it was because I was spoiled by the blazing fast LTE. This could be the culprit. Luckily, I have an unlimited data plan, but AT&T did threaten to throttle me if I crash through 5GB again!!!
I've noticed this issue with iHeart Radio lately. Their boards claim it's an apple issue but many users say this is the only app they have problems with. I also use pandora but haven't had this issue with pandora, only iHeart radio.
After reading this I think it's an iOS issue that needs to get fixed ASAP.
Yes, that is also my situation. From iPhone 4 to iPhone 5, same apps and usage. I have never been over 2.5 gig and the first month I had an iPhone 5 I went over 6 gig..I mostly stream music from Pandora and SiriusXM. Thankfully I'm still holding on to the unlimited ATT plan. I was expecting a serious throttle. After updating to 6.0.1 my usage has returned to iPhone 4 territory.
I picked up an iPhone 5 after several android phones over the years and in the 6 days of my plan i had blown past my 2gb limit and had to up to 7gb plan to compensate. Total malarky... My data usage has slowed to a tenth of that after the update to 6.0.1 so now Im now enjoying my LTE and this super smooth phone.
I took out my contract 2 years ago with only a 750mb data allowance, never used all of it and if I did I would go to about 800mb max. Since upgrading to iOS6 I regularly exceed my data. I have had to buy a bolt on to give me a total of 1.25gb, but I still going over that. All I do on my phone is surf the web and social networking. Kind of annoying.
I took out my contract 2 years ago with only a 750mb data allowance, never used all of it and if I did I would go to about 800mb max. Since upgrading to iOS6 I regularly exceed my data. I have had to buy a bolt on to give me a total of 1.25gb, but I still going over that. All I do on my phone is surf the web and social networking. Kind of annoying.
I have this happening on my totally updated iPad 2. I have never come close to my 2 gb allowance before and received a message a few days ago that I had used 65%. I turned off my cellular data immediately. I almost never stream on my iPad. I have unlimited on my iPhone 5 so if I want to stream, I do it on it. I called AT&T and the support person I talked to didn't seem to be aware of the problem. I made her google it. She told me to go to System Services under location services and turn off Diagnostics & Usage. I did that as well as turned off Genius (I had iAds off already). I also turned off my photo stream but even after all of that, when I turned my cellular back on and went back to usage, data had been sent and received while I was on wifi. I am not techie enough to know what is normal and do NOT want to go over my allowance so will wait until the month end, reset my usage and turn my cellular back on to try again unless I read there is a fix. Apple, please get on this! I hope my info is helpful.
I don't think this is "only" due to a streaming bug. My friend has an iPhone 4 on O2 in the UK. She's a very light user, never streams anything and only has a handful of apps installed, but after she updated to iOS6 her battery drained within hours, even when she wasn't using the phone. We deleted all her apps, deleted and reinstalled her email account from scratch and deleted her bookmarks as some people had reported battery drain due to corrupt bookmarks trying to sync via iCloud. Nothing helped. The battery drain only stopped when the phone was in airplane mode or when cellular data was switched off. This was both on 3G (we don't have LTE on O2 in the UK) and on WiFi. We checked the usage on her phone and could see cellular data ticking up by the second. O2 confirmed that in 1 week on iOS6 she had used 4 times more data than previously in a full month.
We did some research and the issue seems to be two-fold. Firstly, iCloud seems to consume more data under iOS6 than under iOS5 (this was causing my friend's battery drain). Secondly, under iOS6 cellular data is used to supplement WiFi (so even when the phone was on WiFi the drain continued) and the only way to toggle this is by manually switching cellular on/off. Deleting iCloud from the phone helps to stem the data leak, but doesn't address the issue of cellular data being used on WiFi.
There appears to be no reliable fix, so an Apple genius exchanged my friend's phone for a refurbished that was still on iOS5. She set it up as new, reinstalled her few apps and hasn't had any problems since.
I hope this experience is helpful to others who have this problem. :)
I've had no problems when I upgraded to iOS6.
Maybe you've got the wifi/cellular function on where it switches to cellular if its faster than wifi...maybe you forgot about that feature?
I got dinged for 9.5 GB of usage last month (just within my plan's cap). Prior to my iPhone 5/iOS 6, I never exceeded 5 GB. If I got close, that would be a really heavy month for me. I stream music/podcasts regularly, but my habits haven't changed since I got the new phone. And CERTAINLY not to the extent that I would have doubled my usage.
This issue needs to be addressed soon. And when it is, customers should be reimbursed for the data they were charged for but didn't use.
Two issues that I believe have impacted this for me are:
1. Enabling Cellular downloads for Podcasts, combined with the recently fixed (supposedly) Podcasts bug where old episodes would become marked unread and thus potentially be downloaded multiple times.
2. Netflix streaming on LTE uses 1GB/hour or more, at least on the iPad. I think it isn't quite so much on the iPhone, but it's in the ballpark. On 3G, I think it's more like 200MB/hour.
I've disabled Cellular downloads for Podcasts and typically avoid streaming them as well. Moreover, I've taken to disabling LTE if I'm going to stream video without WiFi. With these changes, my usage appears to be more in line with my history, though still somewhat higher.
Strange, I live in Qatar, using Vodafone Qatar. I get 1.75GB to use every month and I only used about 200 to 300MB last month which is the same like every month since I got the iPhone 4S. I am on 6.0.1 already.
*Don't ask me why I pay for 1.75GB when I only use 300MB. I don't. They come as a free bonus with my voice plan.
This sounds like the bug I reported to Apple prior to release of the 6.0 GM. My 1 GB a month Verizon plan suddenly ran out of data while streaming video from TWiT. At the time I was connected to WiFi not Cellular according to the device. I had briefly been connected to cellular while I was outside but then returned to my house and the device switched back automatically to WiFi. It appears that the cellular connection was also left active and downloaded 1 GB of data over the next hour. I actually got the out of data message while connected to WiFi. This may be related to a feature Apple was going to add to iOS but later pulled which causes iOS devices to switch to cellular data when WiFi cannot connect to the internet (like when your home internet connection is down even though your WiFi router is still working). This feature allows you to move smoothly between WiFi and cellular data without skipping a beat when streaming. It's a nice feature but not when it sucks your monthly data without warning. Since I ran into this bug, I have been manually turning off cellular data when I don't want it. I suggest that everyone does the same until this bug is fixed.


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Tulsa homeless man returns lost medical papers, story goes viral
TULSA, Okla. - Rayburn West is homeless. He said he has spent the last year on the streets of Tulsa.
He spends his days looking for metal. Something he can turn into a quick dollar.
"Walk down the road with my shopping cart. I pick up cans, I pick up everything," West said.
This week, "everything" included medical documents, spread all over the road.
West said they looked important. He gathered them up and put them in a plastic shopping bag.
"It took me like a day or so to find her number," West said. "I knew I thought I had seen it as I was picking up stuff."
The papers belonged to Dr. Hollie Black.
"I had just gotten off of work," Hollie said. "I work at OSU downtown. I had met all of my family to eat dinner."
She left a bag filled with electronics and important medical paperwork in her car. Her husband, Luke, went out to the car after eating.
"We found this little delight," Luke said. "A Craftsman flathead screwdriver in the car seat."
The lock had been picked. Hollie's bag was gone.
She thought it was gone for good, then West called.
"It was a number that I didn't recognize," Hollie said. "It was a man saying that he had found a lot of my papers strewn around 11th Street."
The Blacks met West near downtown Tulsa. He had all of the paperwork for her in that plastic bag.
"He didn't want anything," Hollie said. "They stole my wallet so I didn't have a lot of cash left. I gave him what I had. He said thank you and God bless."
Hollie was able to give him $15. Her husband took a picture of the two.
It was raining out, so their meeting was brief, lasting just a few minutes. It was so short West didn't even give the Blacks his name.
Hollie said she wished she would have asked his name, but added that she was very grateful and wants to help him more. Luke said he has new winter coats he wants to give West before winter arrives.
Luke posted the picture of his wife and West on Reddit: http://bit.ly/159FsUZ
With the picture Luke wrote, "This homeless man found a bunch of my wife's stolen property strewn all over downtown Tulsa. He took the time to gather it all up in the rain and call us for retrieval. I just want to recognize him as an awesome human being."
Then it went viral.
Almost 60,000 people have 'upvoted' the story, the website's version of 'liking' a post.
Some posters on Reddit said that West spends time at the Tulsa Day Center.
After that people began posting that they were making donations to the center, and included screenshots of their online receipts. Donations ranged from $10-25. One was for as much as $340.
Another poster said they had ordered 144 individually wrapped toothbrushes.
Staff at the day center weren't available for an interview. But one staff member said they had received a call from as far away as London, England. The caller was wondering how they could help the center.
West doesn't use the Internet. When he found out about the donations to the center he was short on words.
"Thank you," West said. "I don't know what to think about it honestly. It is far out."
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I have been approached about writing a book on Joe and his time with Bomber Command. I'd love to hear your feedback about this. Please use the comments box to give me your thoughts. Novel, or non-fiction? Do you think it would make a good read?
A bit of background for newcomers
Joe (aka 'Mac' to his RAF comrades) was my Uncle, but we never met. His precious letters have come into my possession some near-70 years after they were written. It is my honour to transcribe them, and the poignancy of hindsight about what happened to Joe makes this all the more difficult to write, but all the more important that I do. One letter will be posted to this Blog each and every Friday.
Please see below for a link to Joe's full story and the other letters in this series so far.
In this letter, Joe is now stationed at Stranraer in Scotland, where his Air Gunnery School training (phase 4 of his training) has commenced and he will finally get up in the air….
Letter 31 – 24th April 1944
Dear Mom and kids,
I have just got back from flying, we landed about half an hour ago. I am writing again in doubt as to whether you have been getting my letters. You see I haven't had any at all for over a week now and I have been getting scared, I hope everything is O.K. at home?
I can't think of much to write right now but here goes. So far we've been cheesed off with flying, it's monotonous after a bit. We start 'air to air' firing in a few days as soon as we've finished our cine-camera exercises. Anyway I'll tell you more when I've done 'em.
The other day we went to a range to fire from 'static' turrets and I had 'run-away' guns. It caught me unawares and I had made a nice big hole in the wall and the top looked like the edge of a 2 and a 1/2 d stamp! I have had a new name just lately as the "massacre bloke"!
I'm stuck for words now but I'll try and write tomorrow if I'm not on night flying.
So long for now. Please write.
Love Joe xxxx
P.S. Sorry about writin'!"
Joe sounding as though he's really missing the lifeline of his letters from home this week. Mail was clearly very erratic, not helped by the fact that the crews were moved around constantly during training, so parcels and letters were often playing 'catch-up' behind the intended recipients!
Joe's full story is beautiful and tragic. He was our family hero. He IS our family hero. If I knew how to complete an effective RAF salute, I would salute you now, Joe. Long may your memory live in our family stories. I hope to post a new letter from Joe's correspondence with his Mother here every Friday until they're done. It will be a turbulent and heart-wrenching journey. Subscribe to the Blog to make sure you don't miss any of it.
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Other posts in this series:-
Letter 1 – 29 December 1943, arriving at Recruit Camp
Letter 2 – 31 December 1943, settling in
Letter 3 – 5th January 1944, confined to Barracks!
Letter 4 – 8th January 1944, meeting a boxing champ
Letter 5 – 10th January 1944, theft and wrongful punishment
Letter 6 – 13th January 1944, preparing to leave basic training camp
Letter 7 – 13th January 1944, high jinx and punishing schedules
Letter 8 – 14th January 1944, posted to Bridlington
Letter 9 – 18th January 1944, arrival in 'the dump' for 6 weeks training
Letter 10 – 21st January 1944, an introduction to firearms
Letter 11 – 25th January 1944, a fellow cadet in killed
Letter 12 – 27th January 1944, pork pies, live rounds and dimwits
Letter 13 – 29th January 1944, 10 fillings & the Browning machine gun
Letter 14 – 31st January 1944, Don't worry Mum
Letter 15 – 3rd February 1944, Three 'Joes' and top test scores
Letter 16 – 10th February 1944, Meeting 'Monty' & Military Secrets
Letter 17 – 15th February 1944, Clay Pigeons and Dirty Washin'
Letter 18 – 17th February 1944, 9 days til leave!
Letter 19 – 21st February 1944, A Date Planned & Condemned Billets
Letter 20 – 6th March 1944, Arrival in 2nd Camp at Bridgnorth
Letter 21 – 13th March 1944, Eatin', Stealin' and Flirtin'
Letter 22 – 18th March 1944, Gigalo Joe in his first gun turret
Letter 23 – 26th March 1944, Meeting a war Hero
Letter 24 – 30th March 1944, Reality Bites – A Pal is Killed
Letter 25 – March 1944, Man v the Potato Peeling Machine
Letter 26 – 6th April 1944, Passing Exams & Fending off Girls
Letter 27 – 10th April 1944, Bonnie Scotland here we come!
Letter 28 – 12th April 1944, The Coal Heaving Incident


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Kendall Sexton (Orlando, Fla.), Emily Morrison (Norcross, Ga.) Anne Bachmann (Lincoln, Neb.) and Allie Davenport (Tyrone, Ga.) signed national letters of intent during the early signing period to play Chattanooga volleyball.
Sexton played middle blocker for head coach Mike Ladewski at William R. Boone High School in Orlando, Fla., and is the daughter of Jeff and Sonya Sexton. The 6-foot middle lettered all four years with the Braves. Leading her team to a state runner up finish in Division 6A her sophomore year, Sexton is a three-time Metro East All-Conference First Team selection. During her junior season, she was named Braves' MVP and led her team to a first place finish in the 17-and-under Girls National Volleyball Championship in Columbus, Ohio in July 2012.
Morrison is a 6-foot outside hitter, playing her high school career at St. Pius X Catholic in Atlanta, Ga., for head coach John Frederick, and is the daughter of Jamie and Mary Morrison. Morrison is a four-time GVCA First Team All-Area selection and three-time First Team All-State selection. She finished her career with Golden Lions with a record 1258 kills and a single-season high 417 kills in 2012. During her junior and senior seasons, St. Pius X finished as GHSA AAA State Runners-Up, and she was the recipient of the Golden Lion Award after the close of the fall season.
Chattanooga adds a setter to the roster with the signing of Bachmann. The 5-foot-9 Nebraskan comes to UTC from Lincoln Pius X High School, and is the daughter of Joseph and Penny Bachmann. Bachmann lettered four years under head coach Jake Moore. The setter helped guide her team to back-to-back fourth place finishes in the Class B state tournament in 2009 and 2010, but the Thunderbolts claimed the State Championship in 2011. Anne was named to the Lincoln Journal "Star Players to Watch" list in 2011 and 2012, and was named team captain her final season.
The Mocs round out the early signing class with another outside hitter in Davenport. The 5-foot-11 outside joins Chattanooga after lettering four years for Sandy Creek High School in Tyrone, Ga., for head coach Paul Collins. Davenport, the daughter of Bo and Peggy Davenport, led the Patriots to back-to-back state titles in 2011 and 2012. She is a two-time All-State First Team selection, four-time All-Area Team selection and was named All-Area Player of the Year and the Georgia AAAA State Player of the Year in 2012. She was added to the 2012 Under Armour All-American Watch List and finished her career with more than 1300 career kills. She ranked first in the state of Georgia with 645 kills and second with 141 aces.
"We are excited and feel truly blessed to have such great student-athletes set to join the program," Filar said. "All four individuals are phenomenal athletes, intense competitors, and most importantly, great people who truly lead themselves in all they do because they come from outstanding families. They all have been leaders of winning programs in both high school and club, and will be instrumental in continuing to build a championship program here at Chattanooga Volleyball."
Follow the links above for Coach Filar's thoughts on each player and a signing day photo gallery.


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The local Make-A-Wish Foundation has more than 90 pending wishes to fulfill, which means it's time to step up and help this inspirational and invaluable organization. Christmas may be more than 130 days away, but it's time to start listening to holiday songs that will help the kids depending on Make-A-Wish Foundation.
For Christmas 2011, Toledo Free Press produced "Holiday Wishes," a CD of holiday songs performed by Northwest Ohio musicians. The CD was a 25-track compilation that raised more than $25,000 for Make-A-Wish Foundation. It was underwritten by Toledo Transmission and UAW Local 14, so every dollar raised, through sales at Panera Bread locations, went directly to Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Although Toledo Free Press had produced two previous CDs, one collecting historical recordings and one from a Toledo songwriting contest, neither approached the scale or complexity of "Holiday Wishes."
The 2011 CD collected 25 tracks, with contributions from such Northwest Ohio stalwarts as Pat Dailey, Jamie Farr, Mannheim Steamroller, Sheri LaFontaine, Candice Coleman, the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, Crystal Bowersox and Alyson Stoner. It also featured new recordings from Kerry Patrick Clark, Jeff Stewart, Kyle White, Ramona Collins, TAPESTRY, Chrys Peterson & Hepcat Revival, Voodoo Libido, Mighty Wyte and Jameil Aossey, among several others.
With tremendous media support from the late, lamented FOX Toledo, WPOS, 101.5 The River and many of our media friends, the CD sold out in its Panera Bread locations, and even before 2012 started, we were thinking about a second volume.
Rather than start in late July, as we did last year, the 2012 compilation process started in January. Lexi Staples gave us a copy of a track her father, the late radio personality Dennis Staples, recorded of "How The Grinch Stole Christmas!" That required tracking down permission from Random House Publishing, Warner Bros. Studios and the estate of Dr. Seuss. With all those rights now granted, it will be a great honor to include that track on this year's CD.
Pat Dailey has also generously granted use of another track. "River of Stars" is a gorgeous, soaring song that, while not strictly about the holidays, touches on many elements of the season's most universal themes of spirituality, connection and unbridled hope.
LaFontaine has allowed us to include "Toledo My Hometown" on this year's collection. It is a contribution that raises the bar for all the participating artists. "Toledo My Hometown" is a seasonal staple on The River, and it is an honor to have it on this year's Make-A-Wish holiday project.
There are several artists returning from last year, but we're keeping the collaborations and song choices under wraps until the recordings are complete. I will say that if the plans come together as hoped, we will be able to offer a CD that will raise the bar for future efforts. Suffice it to say that Stewart, White, Coleman, Peterson and our friends in Voodoo Libido and Hepcat Revival are among those talking to us about this year's CD, and there are some exciting things on the way.
We are also working on a couple of historical surprises; if we do this right, each year's CD will serve as an archive of Toledo's musical history, even as it captures year-by-year changes in bands and styles.
This year's CD will include a number of exciting new artists, from young country singers to veteran rockers. I am honestly not sure how we're going to contain all this music on a single disc; it's a wealth of riches.
Not that every wish comes true; we were hoping to include a track from Weezer's 2008 EP "Christmas With Weezer," but although bassist and Northwest Ohio native Scott G. Shriner was receptive to the idea, we were turned down by the group's management.
The best news for the project is the return of three people who are behind the scenes, but are integral to the process; indeed, without them it would not have happened last year and would not happen this year. Chris Stoll, engineer at Zeta Recording, donates studio time and his finely attuned ears to the project. Matt Fehr engineers the CD and ensures the disc is produced to the highest standards of quality. Larry Meyer navigates the legal and publishing issues to make sure every t is crossed and every i is dotted.
My friend Eric Slough is no longer with the local Make-A-Wish chapter, but development officer Ellie McManus is a dream to work with and is a constant inspiration and reminder of the Make-A-Wish Foundation's mission.
To that end, there is always room for more support. If your company is interested in making this year's CD bigger and better, contact me or McManus at email@example.com. Our area Make-A-Wish kids try to retain the hope and inspiration of the holiday season every day of the year. It's a blessing and privilege to be able to contribute to their dreams and at the same time spread the joy of the holiday season.
It may be the heat of August, but if you pass my car in Toledo and hear Christmas songs, you'll know there are scores of people working on a project to benefit some of our region's most remarkable kids.
Michael S. Miller is editor in chief of Toledo Free Press and Toledo Free Press Star. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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By Cary Ammons, Antlers Public School Superintendent
Summer schedules have started for Antlers Public Schools, and likewise for many other public schools nearby. I would like to take a minute to thank all the many parents, community members, organization members, businesses and faculty for another great year at Antlers. All the support made this year wonderful for our students.
Some people may wonder what public schools do as they transition for the summer. I would like to offer some insight. First, school districts will be audited for attendance and transportation. These figures are derived from student data entered into our student management software called MAS. This is called our annual statistical report (ASR). School districts also prepare to end this fiscal year (June 30) and prepare for next year. Test data from spring testing will be disseminated during the summer. Interpreting the data allows our faculty to find gaps in our instruction, especially as we move towards Common Core.
Summer months also include projects like renovating bathrooms and or classrooms while extracurricular programs are busy with summer projects.
As for Antlers Public Schools, the summer months around our campus are busy. We are working on renovating the Vegher Bathrooms, replacing old carpet in the PK-K building, installing a computer lab in the high school, and preparing for a roof on the middle school. Our sports programs are busy with summer pride, basketball summer leagues, baseball/softball summer leagues, and FFA/AG students are preparing for fall projects and speech contest.
We are also providing free lunch for all children during the month of June. Summer Lunch Program at Antlers Public Schools will be at the middle school cafeteria, Monday-Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. We look forward to seeing the cafeteria filled every day.
Summer school will be taking place for students who may need a little bit of extra help, make up for credit recovery, or attendance issues, whatever the case maybe, we will be providing summer school for our 3rd graders, middle school students and high school students during the month of June, Monday through Thursday only.
Lastly, administration at Antlers Public Schools wants all students to enjoy their summer and to be safe!


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I use my gloves 6 days a week. They are comfy and form fitting. My weight training is easier because of the grip these gloves have. Also, my hands stay dry throughout my 2 hour training sessions.
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Is "reputation scoring" against the spirit of Pirkei Ovos 4 (5) "Rabbi Tzaddok would say: <snip> Do not make the Torah a crown to magnify yourself with, ...."
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This question came from our discussion, support, and feature requests site for those who base their lives on Jewish law and tradition and anyone interested in learning more.
The way I see reputation points on stack exchange is that they are useful for the people asking questions, not for the person getting the points.
That is, when someone comes to the site and asks a question, seeing the points next to a person's name gives that name 'recognition status'. If there is a debate between two people, one has 1 point, and the other has 10,000 points. You might err on the side of the person with 10,000 points because they have 'proven' themselves.
Since the points, (I think) are intended to help people weigh answers, I don't think they count as a crown.
If however you are using the points as a crown, perhaps its a good idea to question yourself.
I do not think it is a problem for a few reasons. Kin'as sofrim tarbeh chochmah (jealousy among scholars will increase wisdom - Baba Basra 21a). A certain extent of competition in Torah is a good thing. Having people compete for even something as minor as points helps increase Torah and wisdom. There is an issue of a person becoming haughty or seeking honor because of his Torah knowledge, but I don't think this specific site would cause such a problem. This would probably be the conversation:
High-ranking user: Give me lots of honor.
The point is, no one is getting too much crown or glory from this site.
The commentators actually explain that Mishnah based on a Gemara in Nedarim (62a) that a person shouldn't learn so as to be called a sage or rabbi but he should learn out of love. I do not think that people are only learning Torah so they can know enough to answer questions on this site and get a high score. Even if that would happen, I think we would apply "לעולם יעסוק אדם בתורה ומצות אף על פי שלא לשמה שמתוך שלא לשמה בא לשמה". Ideally a person should learn lishmah, but he should use whatever motivations he can to learn before he's at that level.


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I am so sorry you had to go through all of that.
Congrats that everyone is feeling better now!
Take care!!!
Love, Jennifer
Mama to Bella,1/02/03, born 33 and 5/7 weeks at 3 lbs,6oz.Pre-E and PIH,& HELLP.
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Originally posted by hannahsmom
Hi, Rob! Your NICU sounds strict! Just parents and grandparents? Our NICU's rule was that one of the baby's parents had to be with the guest(s) during the visit. All of my family members and friends and co-workers came up at some time or another - we were in there almost 4 months. When Hannah was first born, though, they did say just family because she was so critical. My best friend was there with my parents in the waiting room during the delivery, and when Hannah was born my parents said she was my sister so she could go in with them and my husband to see the baby - so my friend saw my baby before I did! lol! I was in recovery for three days I think before I could see her. I would just explain to your primary nurse the close connection your wife has with her sister and how it will boost your wife's spirits to have her sister there. They should take your wife's well-being into consideration, because she still has some recovery ahead of her. Good luck![:)]
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Since I started a thread last week about my new DT tattoo; it raised my curosity. How many of us have ink? How many tats do you have? What is your favorite? And finally, do you plan on getting more.
I will start:
Yes I am inked.
I have three tats: a dove and rainbow on my right hip; a celtic tree of life on my left shoulder and the DT one on my right upper arm. (the DT one is the newest and is not yet complete)
The Dark Tower is my absolute favorite (so far!)
I plan on getting at least one more; and I don't know after that.
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My son use this all the time at work, he said it is the best thing!
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The clip is easy to use and holds fast. The part that goes into the clothing does slip out unless it is hooked on thick layers. I have to wear a belt so that when hooked over my belt, it does not slide out. It will not stay in place just hooked into jeans pockets or over a waistband.
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