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Ms. Nicole Stott was elected to the Board of Trustees for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in March of 2012 and serves as a member of the Academic and Flight Safety and Education committees.
Ms. Stott earned a B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering at Embry-Riddle's Daytona Beach campus in 1987. After joining NASA in 1988, she held various engineering positions at Kennedy Space Center and Johnson Space Center, before her selection for astronaut candidate training in 2000.
In 2009, she was a mission specialist on STS-128 Space Shuttle Discovery — which was transported to the International Space Station (ISS) — to serve as a flight engineer for three months on ISS Expeditions 20 and 21. Among her many duties was a six-hour spacewalk.
Stott's following mission — STS-133 in 2011 — made history not only as Discovery's final flight, but also as a landmark event for Embry-Riddle. It was the first time two of the University's graduates shared a space mission. Stott and Embry-Riddle alumnus B. Alvin Drew were crewmembers for the 13-day mission, which included two spacewalks by Drew, under Stott's onboard direction. In addition to Stott and Drew, four other Embry-Riddle alumni are current or former astronauts.
The connection between Stott and Embry-Riddle is strong. She is a frequent speaker at Embry-Riddle's Daytona Beach campus, and a member of the College of Engineering's Industry Advisory Board. In 2009, she received the Alumni Eagle of Excellence Award. As the guest speaker at the May 2010 commencement ceremony at the Daytona Beach campus, she was presented with the University's Distinguished Speaker Award.
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The American Society of Association Executives has changed its name back to ASAE, dropping The Center for Association Leadership from its official moniker. The organization will be known as ASAE, with the tagline, "The Center for Association Leadership."
Since the 2004 merger between ASAE, the Greater Washington Society of Association Executives, and The Center for Association Leadership, ASAE had been known as ASAE and The Center for Association Leadership.
In 2008, ASAE re-examined its governance structure and named John Graham as president and chief executive officer of ASAE and The Center. Previously, Graham had been president and CEO of ASAE, while Susan Sarfati was president and CEO of The Center, the organization she launched in 2001 while at GWSAE. The restructuring came after Sarfati announced she was leaving the organization to join the American Program Bureau. ASAE also decided in 2008 to streamline the boards of the two organizations, announcing that the same people would populate the boards of ASAE and The Center.
It was announced on March 25 that the boards approved the name change back to ASAE based on the recommendation of a task force appointed by The Center board.
The Center will no longer exist as a separate entity with its own board. Instead, the ASAE board created a new entity, the ASAE Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit that will have its own board and essentially replace The Center. The Center is being integrated into ASAE, officials said.
The ASAE Foundation existed as a fundraising entity of ASAE before the 2004 merger of GWSAE, The Center, and ASAE, when it was disbanded. While the new ASAE Foundation has the same name, it is not a reincarnation of the previous organization, said Jakub Konysz, ASAE spokesman. The ASAE Foundation's tagline is "Advancing Association and Nonprofit Leadership." It will support the organization's mission in the areas of research, leadership, and innovation.
"The new name and the foundation will help us position what we do for the association and nonprofit community more effectively than we have in the past, and we also expect there will be less confusion about the mission of our organization with external audiences, who may not realize the tremendous impact of our sector," said Velma Hart, CAE, chairman of the ASAE board and national finance director/chief financial officer at AMVETS National Headquarters.
"The task force and both boards believe that the name and the foundation will better position our organization for future opportunities," said Robin Lokerman, CMM, chairman of The Center Board and CEO of Institutional Division at MCI Group. "This will also be a good opportunity for us to reach out to new groups as we're expanding the reach of the association community."
Although the changes are effective immediately, the organization will continue operating under its current brand until ASAE's annual meeting, August 21-24, 2010. In the coming months, ASAE staff will meet with Ogilvy PR Worldwide to craft strategy for integrating the changes into the existing brand and infrastructure.
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That's a rough start to the year. To see the fallout on Twitter, go to www.tweetslosangeles.com/dodgers.
Hanley Ramirez to have thumb surgery, expected to be out eight weeks
Dodgers infielder Hanley Ramirez injured his thumb during the World Baseball Classic championship game and will require surgery, reports Ken Rosenthal.
The injury occurred when Ramirez dove for a ball near the third base bag in Tuesday's game against Puerto Rico. Ramirez tore a ligament in his thumb and is expected to be out for eight weeks. Dee Gordon and Luis Cruz are potential candidates to play shortstop for the Dodgers while Ramirez is out. The Dodgers had originally been opposed to Ramirez playing third in the WBC.
Ramirez, 29, hit .257/.322/.437 last season, splitting his time between the Marlins and Dodgers. He was the NL Rookie of the Year in 2006.
#Dodgers: Torn ligament in Ramirez's right thumb. Surgery tomorrow in LA. Thumb immobilized for three weeks. Expected back in about 8 weeks.—
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Until the drag/drop feature for this wiki works, I'll justs provide a link to my Dropbox folder for data and analysis of this event. Using the Insert > Attachment function only allows you to attach a single file at a time, and I have many files to attach (as can be seen in my Dropbox folders).
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Salt Lake pushed a run across in the first, and though the Aces would tie the score in the third, the Bees went back ahead for good in the fourth. The loss is Reno's fifth-straight since starting the season 2-0.
Aces starter Chris Jakubauskas (1-1) took the loss, surrendering six runs on eight hits over 4.2 innings of work. Jakubauskas struck out four and walked two. After his exit, Bryan Woodall worked 1.1 scoreless innings, Daniel Stange allowed four runs in 0.2 frames, Sam Demel didn't allow a run in 1.1 innings, and Jensen Lewis allowed a run in his lone inning of work.
The win went to Bees starter Matt Shoemaker (1-0), who scattered two runs on six hits over 5.1 innings. Three Salt Lake relievers combined to hold the Aces to a run over the game's final 3.2 frames.
At the plate for Reno, Elmore singled and doubled, pushing his average to .381. Cody Ransom and Ryan Wheeler each drove in a run for the Aces, and Cole Gillespie chipped-in two hits and a run scored.
The series comes to a close Thursday night at Aces Ballpark. RHP Joe Martinez (0-0, 2.57 ERA) toes the slab for Reno, while Salt Lake will counter with RHP Eric Hurley (0-1, 20.25 ERA). First pitch is set for 6:35 p.m. PT, and prior to the game Aces outfielder Cole Gillespie will be presented his 2011 Rawlings Gold Glove Award in an on-field ceremony featuring Minor League Baseball President Pat O'Conner.
Thursday night will be the first Coors Light Thirsty Thursday™ presented by ESPN Radio 94.5 FM and Reno News & Review of the season with $2 Coors beer specials until the middle of the fifth inning. Tickets are on-sale now at RenoAces.com, by calling (775) 334-7000 or by visiting the Aces Ballpark Ticket Office.


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National Girl Scout Cookie Day. If just reading those words make you want to gorge on some Thin Mints right now—and you unfortunately do not see any green-uniform–clad salesgirls in the vicinity—then go get your apron on. Because sometimes, really, the best way to make something happen is to do it yourself.
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Makes 64 cookies
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1 cup sugar
½ cup cocoa powder
¼ t salt
¼ t baking soda
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3 T milk (any kind, dairy or non-)
1 t pure vanilla extract
½ t pure peppermint extract
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4 cups semisweet chocolate chips
2 T butter or vegan margarine
½ t peppermint extract
Use a food processor to blend dry ingredients, by pulsing. Add margarine, milk, vanilla, and mint extract and pulse until well combined. Scrape out dough, knead until all the ingredients are well incorporated, and chill in refrigerator for 1 to 2 hours, till mixture is firm.
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Preheat the oven to 350° and line two large baking sheets with parchment paper. When dough is ready, roll balls about as big as a heaping teaspoon, and press them, one by one, onto the baking trays, leaving about 3 inches of space around each. Flatten each to about a quarter inch thick and bake for 12-15 minutes. Roll a heaping teaspoon of cookie dough into a ball and place onto prepared baking sheets, leaving about 3 inches in between each ball. Cool on rack completely.
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Melt chocolate chips and margarine until smooth using a double boiler or microwave. Stir in the mint extract. Dip cooled cookies into the chocolate using your fingers or a fork. Arrange cookies plates lined with parchment paper and refrigerate until coating sets. Dive in.
Oh, and if you seriously can't deal with baking—or if you just really need to have the real deal (of which a stunning 200 million boxes are sold annually, for good reason)—then there are a couple more quick solutions: Download the ingenious new Girl Scout Cookie app, which alerts you to the nearest place to get your hands on some, based on your location. Buy a case at a time on eBay (although this is totally against the rules and a very desperate move and we would never support such a thing, Scout's honor). Or, if you're lucky enough to be in New York City on February 8, you can buy some boxes at the roving Girl Scout Cookie Truck (find the route here). You'll probably see us there.
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One of the problems we have with our understanding of God is the language we use. Words like "power" carry particular connotations for us based on our personal experience.
When we think of people who have power, we know that they are capable of abusing that power.
When we think about the power of nature, we often think of destructive power, as we see in tornadoes or earthquakes.
But when we talk about the power of God, we use the word in a different context.
God's power is God's ability to accomplish his will in the world. We need not fear the power of God, because God is not only all-powerful, he is all-good.
His power working through us can accomplish amazing things in the world, if we are just open to it. We must acknowledge that we are powerless by ourselves so that God's power can work in and through us.
It is essentially St. Paul's experience of which he writes in his Second Letter to the Corinthians. In praying for relief from challenges in his ministry, he heard our Lord tell him, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness."
We need not be afraid that God's power will overwhelm us. Rather we should be excited that God wants to fill us with his grace and power so that we may become instruments of his will in the world.
Father Bryan Lowe, Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, Anniston
'No fear in love...'
Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, concluded that the whole duty of man was to fear God and keep His commandments (Eccl.12:13). In the Proverbs, Solomon wrote that the fear of the Lord was the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding. (Prov. 9:10)
God created us for fellowship with Him, so I don't believe that He wants us to be scared of Him. I grew up being somewhat scared of God, because the old people said that God was watching me, and He would get me if I did wrong. I don't remember anyone telling me that God loved me, and that He wanted to live in my heart.
The evidence of God's power and love is Christ. God wants to gather the lost, heal the sick, reconcile the sinner and care for the poor. Jesus demonstrated God's will to transform us into people who are moved by love and not by fear. "There is no fear in love, but perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment, and the person who fears is not yet perfect in love." (1 John 4:16)
We're able to love because God who is love first loved us, and He doesn't give us a spirit of fear, but He gives us power, love and a sound mind.
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The speaker will be Dr. Stephen Mulkey who assumed the post of president at Unity College in Unity, ME, on 1 July 2011. Prior to his appointment to Unity, Dr. Mulkey served as director of the program in Environmental Science at the University of Idaho from 2008 through spring 2011. As director, he led an initiative obtaining National Science Foundation funding for the creation of a new Professional Science Master's degree in Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences, which included degree tracks in Sustainability Science and Climate Change. With major funding from NASA, he directed a statewide project focused on climate change education. View Dr. Mulkey speaking at the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit.
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The Marietta Police Department has launched a new campaign called "Cop Cab" to curb drinking and driving. The Cop Cab campaign visually combines the efforts of DUI education and the inevitable end result of DUI enforcement.
The vehicle spells out the cost of drinking and driving versus that of taking a taxi on its hood. On average, a DUI arrest not involving an accident can cost upwards of $7,600. The average taxi fare is around $20.
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Buddy Valastro, a.k.a. "The Cake Boss," will be in Cherokee County on Dec. 11 at noon at FoxTale Book Shoppe in downtown Woodstock.
The beloved star is not only a master baker, he's also a great cook and star of the hit show "Kitchen Boss."
Buddy Valastro and his family business, Carlo's Bake Shop, have become a worldwide phenomenon due to the popularity of TLC's Cake Boss, Kitchen Boss and Next Great Baker.
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Decatur police are trying to find out who spray painted racial and anti-Semitic slurs and obscenities on the gazebo, roadway and a wall at the Decatur City Cemetery.
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Tomas Kaberle will be traded at some point over the next few months (if I were a betting man, I'd look for a draft day deal). His no trade clause ceases to exist between the date of the Entry Draft (June 25th) and August 15th, as there is a provision in his current contract that removes the clause if the Leafs missed the playoffs in either 2008-09 or 2009-10.
He and current Maple Leafs head coach Ron Wilson have never been on friendly terms. Wilson likes to use the media to bring attention to poor player performance, and over the course of the past two seasons he has delivered his fair share of biting criticisms aimed at Kaberle. It started in 2008, when Wilson criticised Kaberle for coming into training camp overweight. Near the end of this past season, Wilson again hung Kaberle out to dry in the papers (albeit a bit more subtly this time). After a 3-2 loss to the lowly Atlanta Thrashers, Wilson said, "we talk about how solid our defence is and how well we're playing and we've still got guys who are minus-16 or whatever." Kaberle's plus-minus at the time was... you guessed it, minus-16.
Kaberle won't sign an extension with the Leafs as long as Wilson is around, and Leafs GM Brian Burke knows this. He also knows that Kaberle is far and away his most tradable asset, as there are about a half-dozen teams seriously interested in acquiring him this summer. Which teams are interested in him is not information we are privy to (yet), but looking at the 30 NHL clubs, it isn't too hard to fill in the gaps. There are a few teams out there with cap space, a need for a top-pairing puck mover, and lots of young assets to package up in return.
Kaberle's 2008-09 numbers were down across the board because he missed close to 30 games with hand and concussion issues. His potential numbers in 2010-11 depend a lot on where he ends up. He could remain around the 45-55-point mark, or he could see a jump up to 65-70. His ice time has been cut under Wilson as well, especially on the penalty kill.
The Leafs could potentially view Kaberle as expendable with Dion Phaneuf now around to run the power play. However, puck movers of Kaberle's quality are a rare breed. Unless the Leafs are able to get above-market value for Kaberle (something I don't see happening), they would be better off keeping him and trying to mend the relationship in 2010-11. After Phaneuf, where is the offense on the back end going to come from? Luke Schenn and Mike Komisarek are offensively inept. Carl Gunnarsson has a great shot and skates well, but his offensive instincts are very raw. Francois Beauchemin can shoot the puck as well, but he not a puck mover.
The Blue Jackets are a perfect fit for Kaberle. They have ample cap space, a clear need for a power play quarter back (their power play ranking over the past three seasons: 26th, 30th, and 14th, respectively), and young assets to move.
Why not?
GM Scott Howson is not someone you would classify as a risk taker. He held on to coach Ken Hitchcock about five months too long, and has yet to make any real bold moves as the GM in Columbus (overpaying for depth defenseman Mike Commodore doesn't count, unfortunately).
The competition:
Anton Stralman and Fedor Tyutin. Kaberle is miles ahead of both from an offensive standpoint. Tyutin has been a 30+ point defenseman in each of his two seasons in Columbus, but expect a slight dip back to his Ranger numbers (20-25 points per season) if the Jackets land Kaberle.
Potential trade:
The rumour mill has Toronto targeting the pick owned by Columbus (4th overall). I don't see them being able to fetch that sort of return, though. Matt Calvert, Jared Boll, the 2010 2nd round pick, and a later pick – how does that sound? Toronto fans probably won't be happy with the return from Kaberle, especially with the way Burke has spouting off about a 1st round pick and a proven top-six forward. Unless Kaberle is willing to agree to a long-term extension at similar money to what he is making now (below $5 million per season), don't get your hopes up, Leaf fans.
It doesn't sound like Sergei Gonchar will be returning to Pittsburgh this summer. The Penguins like Alex Goligoski and Kris Letang, but GM Ray Shero knows he needs to replace Gonchar with another puck mover. It would be a horrible decision to stick with the status quo on defense (sans Gonchar). Having offensive talent like Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby with no elite defenseman? It's bad enough that the Penguins force them to play with journeymen wingers...
Why not?
Goligoski. If the Penguins feel he has the ability and upside to run the power play, they can better spend Gonchar's cap money on a winger or two (or three). Goligoski plays a similar style to Kaberle – good skater, crafty, moves the puck well, loves to pinch in on the power play.
The competition:
Goligoski and Letang. If the Penguins make a trade for Kaberle, I'd expect Goligoski's numbers to suffer the most. Letang would probably play on the point opposite to Kaberle, as he is a right shot and has a very good one-timer. I don't see Toronto having interest in Goligoski as they have depth on defense already, but he would immediately become trade bait if the Penguins acquired Kaberle.
Potential trade:
2010 1st round pick and Chris Kunitz. The Penguins have traded most of their young assets away in trade deadline deals over the past few seasons. Kunitz is a solid top-six complementary winger, but he hasn't clicked with Crosby or Malkin at all. He brings some grit and tenacity too, and would be great opposite Phil Kessel and Tyler Bozak on the Leafs top unit. Pittsburgh would again be without a 1st round pick, but they may feel it is a necessary move if they can't find a way to keep Gonchar around.
Los Angeles
Cap space, a clear need for a top-four defenseman, and lots of young assets. The Kings need a mobile defenseman to pair with Drew Doughty. Rob Scuderi is not a 22-25 minute-a-night defenseman, and Jack Johnson is too rough around the edges at this stage of his career. Kaberle would complement Doughty wonderfully, both at even strength and on the power play.
Why not?
The Kings may want to use their cap space up front. I hear they are interested in a certain Russian left winger?
The competition:
Doughty and Johnson are the offensive defensemen for the Kings. I don't see either being affected negatively. The Kings have enough talent (especially young talent) to form two very dangerous power play units.
Potential trade:
Brayden Schenn. There, I said it! Realistically, I don't see the Kings trading away their future second line center. However, they may decide to sign a veteran instead (Patrick Marleau, perhaps), thus making Schenn a bit more expendable. More likely is a package including the likes of Oscar Moller, Colton Teubert, Thomas Hickey, and Andrei Loktionov.
New Jersey
All signs point to Paul Martin leaving New Jersey for greener pastures this summer. The Devils best offensive defenseman at the moment is Andy Greene. No offense to Andy, but he simply can't be the go-to guy on the back end for a contending team.
Why not?
I couldn't come up with a reason. Does that make New Jersey the most suitable destination? I'd say so.
The competition:
Andy Greene and Anssi Salmela. Even if the Devils didn't trade for Kaberle, they'd still add an offensive defenseman this summer. Greene is a capable offensive defenseman who can run a power play unit, but he isn't going to be much more than a 35-40 point scorer.
Potential trade:
Adam Henrique, Matt Corrente, and a draft pick. The Devils don't have a ton in the way of young assets, and I don't see either of Jacob Josefson or Mattias Tedenby being made available. Henrique has had a fantastic junior career with the Windsor Spitfires, and Corrente brings the truculence, testosterone, and pugnacity that Brian Burke craves so much.
Boston was rumoured to be after Tomas Kaberle very hard at the trade deadline. They have great prospects (especially up front, where the Leafs are the weakest).
Why not?
Not a ton of cap space, and they made decide to re-sign Dennis Seidenberg and/or Johnny Boychuk instead. Buying out Michael Ryder is an option, as is dumping Dennis Wideman for a draft pick.
The competition:
Wideman, Zdeno Chara, Matt Hunwick, and Johnny Boychuk. I think Kaberle would impact Chara the most (in a negative way). Wideman shoots right and is very mobile; I think he and Kaberle would be a great pairing on the first unit. Chara would then slide down to the second unit with Matt Hunwick. One of Wideman or Hunwick would probably be dealt if Boston made a move for Kaberle, so the point(s) above may be moot.
Potential trade:
David Krejci. The Bruins have Marc Savard and Patrice Bergeron at center. Vladimir Sobotka is also ready for top nine duties. They also have Joe Colborne, and potentially Tyler Seguin as well. Krejci is a phenomenal playmaker who would immediately become the Leafs best forward.
There are a bunch of other teams that could have interest in Kaberle. Vancouver, Anaheim, Phoenix, St. Louis, Florida, and Long Island all make sense. I just focused on the teams I feel have the biggest need for a defenseman like Kaberle.
Dallas lost Sergei Zubov last summer, and they didn't replace him. They were gambling on Matt Niskanen quickly developing into their power play quarter back, and the gamble did not pay off. Niskanen had a very rocky 2009-10, scoring only three goals and adding 12 assists in 74 games. Stephane Robidas is a tough-as-nails defenseman, but he is not a viable power play solution.
Why not?
Again, like New Jersey, Dallas has no reason not to aggressively pursue Kaberle.
Robidas, Niskanen, and Trevor Daley. Robidas is more suited to a two-way role, so expect his production to diminish if a defenseman like Kaberle is brought in. Niskanen has nowhere to go but up. Kaberle would be a great defenseman for him to learn from, as they play similar games.
Potential trade:
Toronto fans, don't expect James Neal or Jamie Benn in return. However, 2009 1st round pick Scott Glennie could be in play. The Stars want to rid themselves of Mike Ribeiro's contract this summer, and he would bring a lot of offense to a Leafs team that desperately needs it. Glennie and Ribeiro for Kaberle, John Mitchell, and Mikael Grabovski? Grabovski isn't a fit in Toronto, but he could slide in nicely on the second or third offensive unit in Dallas.
Where do you see Kaberle going?
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Of those teams, I'd put NJ and Dal among the tops.
Clb has Stralman and Russell as their young "to be" QB's
(Stralman already inherrited the role last year). Howson loves him.
If Pitts can't get Goch signed, they will go with Gonch & Letang and spend up front.
NJ if they don't sign Ilya and Dal if they don't sign Gonchar.
LA is stacked there, Plus they always play a F on PP. JJ, Hickey, VV. I see Marleau.
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|Lake Varner
Come and Relax at Lake Varner
1. No alcoholic beverages of any kind allowed.
2. The boats shall be powered by electric motors or
paddles only. No boat with a gasoline engine
mounted on the transom is allowed on the reser-
3. All individuals that are fishing must comply with
the State of Georgia Department of Natural
Resources fishing rules and regulations, creel lim-
its, safety, licenses, etc., and 12 minimum on
4. The use of a set hook, trout line, seine or fish bas-
ket is prohibited.
5. Access to the reservoir shall be made only at the
entrance gate.
6. Those individuals who elect to fish from the bank
must fish from within the marked boundaries.
7. Wading, swimming, or bathing is prohibited.
8. The use of trail bikes, mini bikes, go carts, and
motorcycles not equipped for street use is prohib-
9. Operation or use of any audio or noise
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such a manner to unreasonably annoy or endanger
other person is prohibited.
10. Individuals shall not discharge any gray water or
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12. Destruction, injury defacement, or removal of
Reservoir property is prohibited.
13. Individuals may be required to show proper identification
upon request by an authorized representa-
tive of the Reservoir and/or the Department of
Natural Resources.
14. Once boaters cast off from the recreation area they
are to stay in boats except in emergency situations.
15. All pets must be restrained by owners (leash law
enforced in area).
16. Failure to abide by the regulations will result in
expulsion from the recreation area. Your cooperation
in abiding by the above regulations will assist us in
providing a safe, enjoyable outing, while protecting
our valuable water resources.
Newton and Walton County Residents:
No Charge
All Out of County Residents:
$5.00 per boat and $5.00 per vehicle
April - October
7:00 am - 9:00 pm
November - March
7:00 am - 6:00 pm
The Cornish Creek Reservoir remains
open throughout the year.
The Cornish Creek Reservoir offers a natural set-
ting to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Fish, picnic,
read, enjoy nature and watch wildlife within min-
utes of your home.
The Cornish Creek Reservoir hopes that you enjoy
the natural resources that we manage in order to
insure quality drinking water for the residents of
Newton and Walton County.
The reservoir is managed in coordination
with the Department of Natural Resources
Fisheries Division. The Reservoir has Large
Mouth Bass, White Bass, Hybrid Bass,
Bream, Redear Sunfish, Crappie, Catfish
(Channel and Bullheads), and Chain Pickerel.
The Lake Record for a large Mouth Bass (15
lbs., 13 oz.) was caught in 1993.
Redear Sunfish
Hybrid Bass
Large Mouth Bass
"Sharing unique natural resources
through family recreation"
For Information, Call
(770) 784-2049
Cornish Creek Reservoir
11905 Alcovy Road
Covington, GA 30014
Lake Varner
Newton County
Highway 142
Covington Bypass
Highway 278
Interstate 20
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2) Rubber gaske. I could try this product for around $30: http://www.blackswanmfg.com/BIGFOOTII.htm Does this work well in these situations?
3) Just use my shims and caulk them into place
4) Rework. Redoing the closet flange and tile would be a last resort. We have a major kitchen remodel on and I just don't have the time.
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Carthage Area Hospital (CAH) was established as a not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) rural community hospital
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In 1995, the Hospital completed a 6,000 square foot expansion/renovation of its Emergency Department (ED). In Sept 2007, The Hospital completed a major expansion and renovation in September 2007 which included; a 24,000 square feet building expansion to accommodate a new birthing center, surgical suites, lobby and small administrative services area for medical records, data processing and general accounting suites. The Hospital serves the community in two capacities; it is a Sole Community Hospital provider and it is the on of the largest employers within the community. CAH employs nearly 500 with an annual payroll of over $22,000,000.
The CAH Community Partners Primary Healthcare Network continues to improve healthcare access to residents within its primary and secondary service area through collaborating partnerships with local governments, schools, churches, civic organizations and neighboring healthcare providers. As a result of these partnerships, we are now operating twenty three primary/specialty article 28 clinics throughout the region. This includes primary care clinics in Adams, Carthage, Harrisville, Evans Mills, Sackets Harbor, and Cape Vincent Family Health Center. Through these partnerships we are able to work in unity with various communities and improve basic healthcare access for the respective and individualized communities we serve. CAH has been instrumental in developing partnerships with various schools to open School Based Health Clinics (SBHC) within the respective school buildings. This past year we have added the LaFargeville Central School and Edwards-Knox Central Schools to our program. Currently, we have SBHC's at eight schools; most of which have dental and mental health services.
In March 2010, CAH completed Phase I of CAH Community Health Center located at 117 North Mechanic Street in Carthage, New York. The new 6,000 square foot one story building houses the CAH's Women's Way to Wellness Center and (temporarily) the CAH Pediatric Center. Phase II construction of the second Community Health Center Building is currently underway. This building will house CAH Medical Center (primary care) and will permanently house CAH Pediatrics. It will be complete in November of this year. These two sites are constructed through federal and state grant funding totaling slightly over $2 million. When fully developed, we estimate over 24,000 annual patient visits at the multi-specialty center. In addition to improving basic healthcare services for the surrounding communities; this Center serves as a major economic stimulant for our downtown business district; again providing an opportunity to serve as a business partner with our community.
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EDGEWATER, Md. (May 24, 2011) – TOMORROW, Lieutenant Governor Anthony G. Brown will visit Central Middle School in Edgewater to highlight the school's innovative anti-bullying program as part of Maryland's Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week. The Lt. Governor will speak to sixth-grade students about standing up against bullying, and dramatic bullying awareness skits will be performed by eighth-grade members of the school's Bully Awareness Crew, a program developed at Central Middle School.
WHAT: Lt. Governor Brown to Highlight Innovative Anti-Bullying Program
WHERE: Central Middle School
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A bastion of world cinema that conceals a palatial Screen One, with its two luxurious Royal Boxes and the intimate Screen Two. Celebrating 75 years in 2009, Mayfair is the heart of Curzon Cinemas with a rich cinematic history and a dedicated audience of film enthusiasts.
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The first choice for any true art-house fan, Renoir has a firm reputation for films from established auteurs and new world cinema talent. Situated in the popular Brunswick centre, its bar and screens make it a resort for cineastes wanting to take a trip of discovery.
Set in the heart of the fashionable King's Road, Chelsea is our largest venue,boasting the biggest screen outside of the West End. Art-house wonders rub shoulders with the best blockbusters, making this one cinema worth visiting after a day of extensive shopping.
A stone's throw from the Thames, Curzon Richmond is the perfect getaway from the bustle of the city. Equipped with state of the art digital projection, a packed schedule of fantastic films plus opera and theatre screenings, this is everyone's favourite local cinema.
Nestled in picturesque East Cheshire, the Curzon Knutsford cinema aims to become a valued cultural hub for the local residents and businesses.
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Pinewood Cinema is the new way to see films from the world famous Pinewood Studios. In partnership with Curzon Cinemas, the new service features weekend only screenings, family friendly screenings in the morning as well as independent and blockbuster releases. The box office opens for you to buy tickets ONLINE on the Wednesday only, before weekend screenings (around midday). Please note: that there are no ticket sales at the doors.
Curzon Cinemas and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art have teamed up to create a new cinema experience for London at The Screen @ RADA.
Bridport Arts Centre is a creative arts organisation in the heart of the West Dorset community. From their venue in the centre of Bridport, they run a year-round programme of theatre, dance, music, literature, comedy and exhibitions along with a busy education and learning programme.
The Watermark, Ivybridge have been curating a film audience for the last four years and believe the new joint venture will bring a high quality cinema experience to Ivybridge for the benefit of local residents and the south Hams. The venue has a mission to focus on bringing films that people want to see onto their own doorstep.
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Former Republican state Treasurer Bruce Poliquin announced Monday that he's running for Maine's 2nd Congressional District seat, now held by Democrat Mike Michaud.
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Poliquin confirmed his intentions during the George Hale and Ric Tyler radio show on WVOM, ending several months of speculation that he was interested in succeeding Michaud, who's now a gubernatorial candidate.
The congressional race has drawn attention from national political interests since Michaud declared that he's running governor in 2014.
Poliquin may be the best- known Republican to declare his candidacy. He did not respond to requests for comment Monday, and he has not formally filed his candidacy with the Federal Election Commission.
He told the radio show hosts that he is getting into the race because he is disturbed at the direction of the country.
"We have a permanent class of politicians," he said. "Instead of doing what is right, to make sure we have a healthy economy so our kids can find jobs, they instead do what they think we want to hear."
This will be Poliquin's third run for a popularly elected office. In 2012, he finished second in the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate seat that was vacated by Republican Olympia Snowe.
The $229,000 he raised for that race was second to Scott D'Amboise, who was in the race for more than a year before Poliquin and four other Republicans entered after Snowe announced her retirement.
In 2010, Poliquin finished sixth out of seven Republican candidates for governor, despite spending more than $710,000 of his own money.
Undeterred by those losses, Poliquin continues to harbor political ambitions. He is a loyal ally of Gov. Paul LePage and has maintained a relatively high public profile since his term as treasurer ended when Democrats regained control of the Legislature in December.
In addition to appearing regularly on radio shows, Poliquin has blogged for the Portland Press Herald. He suspended the blog when he hinted that he was considering a congressional bid.
As in his previous campaigns, Poliquin enters what will likely be a large field of candidates, who hope to fill the seat that Michaud has held for six two-year terms.
Poliquin lives in Georgetown, which is in the 1st Congressional District, but legally he can run in the 2nd District.
The Qualification Clause of the U.S. Constitution defines the requirements for a candidate, saying he or she must have been a U.S. citizen for at least seven years, must be at least 25 years old and must be an "inhabitant" of the state when elected.
Courts have rejected states' efforts to beef up residency requirements, including a California law that required candidates to register to vote in the state before filing nomination papers.
In 2000, the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the law violated the Qualification Clause, which allows out-of-state candidates to run for office until they're elected. The lead judge on the panel said the law could discourage people with homes in other states from running for Congress.
Its legality notwithstanding, Poliquin's residency could become fodder for political rivals. Poliquin previously lived in Waterville, which was part of the 2nd District before last year's congressional redistricting.
Former Republican state Senate President Kevin Raye is also considering a run in the 2nd District. It would be his third attempt to win the seat. The former staffer for Snowe lost to Michaud in 2012 and 2002.
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This article was written and published by Captain Johnny Greene of Intimidator Sportfishing and can be viewed it its original format here.
We departed Orange Beach Marina at 6:30am this morning and headed south out of Perdido pass. The wind had shifted a little earlier than expected, so we were in defensive mode meaning that we were just going to take it easy and see how the conditions went as the day went by.
As we arrive to our first fishing location everyone was instantly hooked up with nice vermillion snapper, red snapper and white snapper. With the day off to a great start, everybody feeling well, we decided to keep going further south.
Our second fishing spot we caught a few more Vermillion snapper as well as some of the biggest, nicest red snapper we have caught in a long time. All were safely caught, photographed and released.
At this point, Tim and his family were feeling good the seas were still about the same so we pointed the boat south in search of amberjack's and perhaps a scamp or red grouper.
Then weather conditions begin to deteriorate over just a few miles from the spot I had picked out. Once we arrived, we were instantly hooked up with several nice jacks and one big red grouper. With everyone's emotions peaked we moved one more mile further South and caught the remaining balance of our limit of amberjack's, one really big scamp and one more nice red grouper. At this point, we started working our way home hitting a few more spots along the way in hopes of catching a scamp but only catching more big red snapper. At this time, everyone is ready to head in.
So with Drew and Rossi cleaning the boat Tim breaks out the secret recipe steaks that he had been marinating all day. With the big green egg grill lit, steaks cooking we had made it through another day and finished up to 2012 season with a bang!
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Great Sushi, excellent service. – What a find! We walked into this restaurant by chance. We arrived at 5pm and we were the first and only customers. The Sushi Chef was very knowledgable and personable. We ordered the roll he recommended and some sushi. We also tried the cucumber salad and the soybeans. Everything was delicious! The fish was fresh and the roll was spicy with just the right amount of sauce. This is a busy lunch restaurant so try it for dinner and enjoy a great meal without the crowd.
Absolutely loved this place! – Wow! My girlfriend and I have both worked at sushi restaurants, and Taiko Sushi is our new favorite. The service was excellent; our waitress was very kind and casual. She had great recommendations, and was very attentive. The sushi was amazing! Each roll we tried was unique; we loved the Rocky especially. It was a great deal going during their happy hour, where each roll (specials included) is 7.49 anytime M-Th between 5pm and 9pm. I can't say enough how much we love this place, and we can't wait to go back again. I highly recommend this place for dining.
YUMMY! – Vist time place on thursday 07-20-06 Didn't came here since like at least 1 year and its still As good as before! Customer service is better this time tho Had a Tiger roll and my friend had the Tiger prawn It was good not expensive
great happy hour specials – this place has great rolls (the catalina is by far my favorite), filling portions, and is a great value. go during happy hour (m-th 5-7) and all rolls are $6.95!! the building itself is pretty small (think large walk-in closet) but very clean and friendly staff. a great alternative to the larger sushi places in sacramento. all the taste with none of the crowd.
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You can acheive many end results with a few bolts. pulling sleeves for bridge parts for instance is that easy. However this little unit is a clever little tool that one could make themself but never gets around to.
Only rated it four stars b/c it is so expensive! But, once you have one, you don't have to worry about scratching finishes on high-end guitars (or any guitar, for that matter), and you don't need to use the old, back-water methods (shoe-string, cloth over screwdriver, etc) anymore. Worth the peace of mind. Just gotta swallow the cost.
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If you build electric guitars, you need this. Saves so much time & your fingertips!
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An old story begins anew in this re-imagination of a classic RPG favorite. Lunar: Silver Star Harmony returns to the first installment of the legendary Lunar series and updates it for PSP. The world of Lunar has forgotten the accomplishments of the heroic Dragonmaster Dyne. Yet one boy, Alex, remembers and dreams of becoming a Dragonmaster. Alex sets off on a trip that quickly becomes an epic journey. With the entire world at stake, he will get his chance to play hero. Graphics recharged for PSP are accompanied by a remastered soundtrack, battles that look better than ever, new gameplay, and a story with fresh new elements.
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I've always been a Lunar fan when my brother bought me Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete for the PSX. When I played that game, I couldn't stop playing it because of its romance-heavy, comic-relief, action-packed story line. I gave this game a 10 because it is just like the PSX version.....but bett...more
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Your morning eco tour takes you through forestry and farmland to New Zealand's largest boiling mud pool and a series of colorful hot springs at Wai-O-Tapu. Next, you'll see the Lady Knox geyser erupt, and your local naturalist guide will explain the volcanic processes at work.
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MacArthur is exploring how digital media are changing the way young people learn, play, socialize, and participate in civic life. The goal is to make education more powerful for all students by creating more opportunities for more youth to engage in learning that is relevant to their lives and prepares them for success in school, the workplace, and their community.
We believe that our society is in the midst of a reinvention of how knowledge is created, organized, accessed, and shared that has far-reaching implications for our institutions of learning – schools, libraries, museums, and more. Digital media offers the promise of a new learning system that acknowledges and nurtures individual talents, skills, and interests. The initiative in Digital Media and Learning aims to drive positive change in American education that builds on the new modes of learning observed among young people using digital media and related tools.
MacArthur has invested in education since 1980, but direct investment in schools met with mixed results and few clear successes. In the 1990s, we awarded more than $40 million in grants in Chicago, working to develop more skilled teachers and better principals. In 2000, we sought national impact with The Learning Partnership, a $40 million school district reform initiative in Chicago, Minneapolis and Baltimore. Three years into that effort, 11 superintendents had cycled through the three districts with little improvement in students' educational experiences or performance.
In 2004, we decided to consider alternative paths. Instead of focusing on schools and school districts, we turned our attention to how young people were learning outside school. Digital media and the Internet seemed to be sparking new ways of creating, sharing and organizing knowledge.
We decided to investigate this topic. Site visits, a literature review and modest exploratory grants suggested that it would be a promising area to work in. In June 2005, the MacArthur Foundation Board established Digital Media and Learning as a new grantmaking area, which launched in 2006.
Phase 1 (2005–2009). In this phase, we focused on inquiry and raising awareness. We wanted to understand how learning is changing as a result of digital media, and asked:
- How are young people changing as a result of their use of digital media?
- How are learning environments changing? How should they change in the future?
- How are civic and social institutions changing? How should they change in the future?
The first phase of the work exceeded our expectations. Research we funded received widespread attention; we established a research hub at the University of California, Irvine, which has become a vibrant intellectual center; programs such as YOUmedia Chicago, Quest to Learn, and the Hive learning networks in New York and Chicago generated significant interest from schools, other learning institutions, and government; and MacArthur was acknowledged as a leader in a new field. This success persuaded us to launch a second phase in September 2009.
Phase 2 (2009-present). In this phase, we make a transition from exploration, research and raising awareness to a goal of influence and impact. We hope to demonstrate and test new approaches that will be implemented and change schools and other institutions across the country, and to shape a more supportive policy environment.
Our Strategic Approach
Phase 2's theory of change has two steps:
- demonstrating a new vision of "connected" learning for today's youth at specific sites to illustrate what is possible and pragmatic; and
- working with industry, government, education, media, and other foundation partners to support learning anyplace, any time– all in the broader context of the network of institutions, organizations, and online spaces that influence learning.
Our premise, that we are in the midst of a knowledge revolution, implies that schools will need new teaching approaches, tools, programs, and metrics for measuring success – and new partners to work with. Our strategy includes:
- establishing clear evidence that new approaches to learning are effective;
- designing and developing new learning environments;
- forming networks for learning; and
- creating a new vision of connected learning that is interest-driven and more motivating, engaging, social, and supported by a constellation of mentors, educators, knowledgeable peers, and parents.
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Research. Foundation-funded research is contributing to a growing body of evidence about young people and digital media. Ethnographic studies, surveys, interdisciplinary research networks, and other projects are examining what young people are doing online, their views on such activities, and the knowledge, skills, and competencies they are gaining.
Practice. Grants also support efforts to develop new learning environments to understand how schools, libraries, museums, and other formal and informal institutions need to adapt, change, and collaborate in response to young people's digital media use. Projects are looking at learning in virtual worlds, through game design, with mobile devices, and through the interactions in social networks—in and out of school. Resources support new school design, including a model based on the principles of game design that shapes and informs all aspects of teaching and learning. We support learning networks in Chicago and New York City, in which collaborations of civic and cultural institutions are working together to help young people integrate learning across formal and informal, virtual, and physical environments.
Field Building. To help build the emerging digital media and learning field, our portfolio includes the MacArthur Foundation Series on Digital Media and Learning and the MacArthur Foundation Reports on Digital Media and Learning, both published by MIT Press. An interactive Web site and the Spotlight Blog, and the Digital Media and Learning Research Hub, a new international research center at the University of California, Irvine, are additional resources for the field.
To encourage innovation and provide resources for new learning environments, the Foundation funds the Digital Media and Learning Competition. This annual endeavor, administered by HASTAC, invites U.S. and international participants to compete for $2 million in grant awards for domestic and international projects that use digital or new media as platforms for participatory learning.
A formal, independent review of Phase 1 is underway. We will commission a Phase 2 formative evaluation in 2013. We will receive an annual review from the six-member Scientific Advisory Council convened by the Digital Media and Learning Hub.
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