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There have been plenty of tears shed on Bravo's "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," but any crying in Sunday's episode—in which housewife Caroline Manzo's brother Jaime Laurita weds Rich Lane, his partner of 14 years, in Chicago—is 100 percent happy. Differences among the cast members, especially between Manzo and Teresa Guidice, were set aside.
"I would've rather had a knock-down dragout in the middle of the airport than have it at my brother's wedding on his special day," Manzo said. "It wasn't going to happen."
Laurita called the ceremony, held at the couple's Northwest Suburban home, "magical." He said after Illinois legalized civil unions for same-sex couples last year, he and Lane immediately knew they would take the plunge. Four weeks later, they were trading vows in an emotional episode taped for the reality program. His sister delivered a heartfelt and moving speech.
"I really thought, at that moment, I'm really proud of her," said Laurita, a chef, party-planner and designer to stars including Madonna and Sting. "I'm proud of us. And I'm proud of me."
Lane, who still gets emotional recalling the day, said he loves that viewers are "going to see our love."
Sunday ends a two-episode arc on the Bravo show in which Manzo, her brother Chris Laurita and his wife, Guidice and her husband Joe, travel to Chicago for the wedding. Along the way, there is—of course—drama. In last week's episode, Joe Guidice made a joke about a gay cast member. Manzo and Laurita defended Guidice's remark as not intended to be offensive.
"There is absolutely no malice there," Laurita said. Manzo agreed that Guidice, who's been accused in the past of homophobia, meant no harm.
"Clearly over the years, there have been remarks made. There is some sort of phobia there, there's no denying that," she said. "But that particular moment, that joke, that bad joke, to me was just a poor attempt at bad humor."
There continues to be no love lost between Manzo and Teresa Guidice, though, something that's clear during the Chicago trip. Manzo said she was particularly angry that Teresa Guidice chose the wedding reception to announce that her book had hit the best-sellers list.
"Be on the best-seller list a thousand times over, it doesn't affect my life. Good for you," Manzo said. "But you know what? It's my brother's day and the thing is, everything can't be about you in this world. Give people their moment, give people their time."
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A burial ground is not the usual spot for a picnic, but that's the place where families are invited for an event near Doncaster this weekend.
Respect Green Burial Parks are to hold a Picnic in the Park this Saturday from 6.30pm to 9pm, to introduce more people to the concept of eco burials and for families to remember those already interred there.
The event will be at the burial ground off Great North Road, near Bawtry, and visitors can bring their own picnic and see green burial products on display.
There will also be the pony and carriage which can be used to bring loved ones on their final journey to the burial park.
During the evening people will be able to stroll around the park and see for themselves why more than 200 people have already pre-booked their eternal resting places with Respect, and a new wildflower meadow will be in full bloom this weekend.
There will be a brief memorial service at 9pm on the longest day for those families with loved ones who have died, with the lighting of lanterns on 80 existing burial plots.
Visitors will be able to ask questions and break the myth that green burial is something so different.
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Dear Jikan,Jikan wrote:I'm not saying Mr Cohen is or is not qualified to teach anything, because I have not met the man; --- I've never even been in the same room with him, how could I have any basis to evaluate him as a teacher or his community as a space in which to learn?
You repeatedly say you have never met the man, and have never practiced with him, yet make comments or aspersions about his abilities as a teacher in several posts.
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The end of a journey is upon us. I've been rewatching the second season on Crunchyroll in preparation for the finale (on episode 3 as of now), and walking into this episode I have some thoughts of this season when compared to the past one:
-The comedy has been better. Sure, the sound track still lacks proper comedic toned music, but the actual jokes has far better timing in general. I'm sure by the time I reach the mid way, things will look even better than I first saw it.
-The music is still great. Yes, this is clearly a score that doesn't fully cover the needs of the series, but it does fulfill the romantic side of things. The track that played during episode 2 with Kusunoki's feminine side materializing is among the best things I've heard not only in this show, but in this season. I'm getting the second OST for sure. *that and they use Lum's track for Elise lol)
-The voice acting is excellent. Ito Kana as usual is Elise, now and forever, but Hiro Shimono had really grown in to the role and impressed me this season. Other roles that stand out is Kana Asumi as Chihiro, but I think I'll expand on that once I get to rewatching that string of episodes again.
-The direction has more impact. Chihiro's arc along with Shiori's had been the best of the both seasons, with Shiori's looking visually superior and Chihiro's having the stronger dialogue. But both show a general level of caring placed into them that carried across and made for some fantastic viewing.
-And finally, it looks nice. While not exactly the best looking show, it does have a consistent look about it, and has no major failings in that regard. That and the retro feel the show appears to be going for is working in it's favor.
So, as I rewatch, I pray that this finale episode doesn't fall to the mistake the finale from the past season fell to. And that is not having enough comedy to counter Keima's obsession with galge, which lead to a very disturbing episode. Don't hold back and let loose, is what I hope will happen here.
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You can please everyone some of the time. And you can please some people all of the time. Keima can't even please himself some of the time. This was probably the most in depth look at his thought process we've ever been given, and it is fascinating (frankly, I'm on the side of Multi-Heroine myself, but that's for another day). I also liked the cameos of every past girl Keima's met, and the speech at the end was touching. Looks like Jun's arc had a bit of an impact on him. Yokkyun was kind of weird looking, but I learned long ago not to base all my opinions on art styles. For a closure to this season (and perhaps all seasons? We know there's an OVA on the way.), it was very well done.
May peace prevai- wait, wrong VN show.
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This episode get's a full on 10/10 from me. Yokkyun's introduction and screentime with Keima delivered, and we also had the epic confrontation between Keima and himself. Oh my, that Gundam 0079 reference, so good. It was awesome in the manga, though so much better here.
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time reference was easily my favourite part of the episode.
& then we get that ED, which totally hints at another season. Let's aim for a third season!
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Keima has found what he considers the closest thing to the ideal game in this episode, and I have found the closest thing to a perfect Kaminomi episode here!
This was ... everything was right here. The music placement and usage was correct, never out of place, always managing to complement each scene. The usage of silence never stood in the way of the comedy, Hiro Shimono ... he became Keima in this episode, without a doubt! The vocal changes he underwent, I was impressed! The man earns my respect as being the most fitting for the role.
The references were excellent. Ranging from simply parodying Gundam, galges and VN's, to straightly calling out Sound Novels and the different fandoms of VN's, but always affectionately. The staff had a clear amount of love for every thing they had made fun of in this episode, going as far as including a typical Tomino-service (bath scene anyone ) to the typical arguments you see between each faction.
Every cameo was great. Seeing all the girls showing up, continuing their lives, for one last time was a great send off for this series. Also, that small tester was simply cruel! Third Season where!?
This was without a doubt, the best episode of both seasons. All my wishes were fulfilled (they learned from the mistakes of the past season's finale) and more (every cameo, every thing simply went right here). The music was great, even moreso than what it usually is. The animation looked above the shows average. It was simply a pleasure to watch.
This is what I wanted from this show, episodes of this quality, of this care placed into them. I have no regrets now that the show ends on this note, though I would love to see them make another season. But as far as I see, this was the perfect way to end this show.
I do wonder if the way they attempted to show that both sides are equal had to do with being ''politically correct'' (in his mind? ), since ultimately Keima's closest thing to his ideal, is after all a game with a single Heroine?
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Why giving us a glimpse of the next targets (especially one with a passion for bubble warpers), when there is nothing to confirm their animated arc?
The ending was great, with a good reflexion about reality and ideals, the original OP and nice animation.
The love story between Keima and Yokkyun felt a little too standard for me.
They should have let it in the dark, so each watcher could think about how they really resonnate. There, I think we've lost the magic of "What could be the ideal Galge for the Galge God?".
Sometimes, it's better not to tell.
And they should have really boost the Gundamesque war. They've been relatively shy compared to the final episode of the first season, screenplay speaking. A gorgeous spacewar fight with all the suited technobabble wouldn't have hurt the show finale...
Anyway, once again, Kami has left us.
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great episode to end this season!!! It had me laughing from the beginning till the end, and i learnt a very valuable lesson to! :P
Loved the 'fighting' part... altogether, i think that this episode reflects this anime as a whole
also, showing the future girls and the reflection of tenri.... man, at first, i thought there wasn't gonna be a second season, but now i have hope!!! xD
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Great ep, I love how the added on to the whole Yokkyun bit. Seeing as the manga really never went in to him playing the game it self.
Also dat ending, it was a great way to connect season 1+2. Using the same animation style from the season 1 opening along with hinting at a season 3. Biggest tease ever I have to say.
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With the ending of this episode the possibility of a 3rd season is definitely there, especially since they showed most of the upcoming capture targets in the story. Perhaps season 3 should run for 24 episodes instead of 12?
I wouldn't say this was my favorite episode to watch though. It's canon material and all, but for the most part it just felt superfluous despite that. Probably just me who feels that way though.
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As we close in on the 2012 edition of Comic-Con International, we look at some of the burning questions that will be answered in San Diego.
Does "The Hobbit" need a magic moment in Hall H?
Peter Jackson rarely hears grumbles from Middle-earth fans — just the opposite. "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy not enjoyed success in epic proportions, but it was also the rare triple-threat as far as box-office numbers, industry awards and critical acclaim. But in April, at a preview in Las Vegas, reactions were divided about Jackson's new Tolkien footage; it was screened at 48 frames per second (the norm is 24 frames) and in the view of some the added clarity actually sapped the majesty out of Middle-earth. The first part of the two-film adaptation hits theaters in December, but how is Jackson approaching this weekend? We reached him for a quick interview a few days ago.
HC: It would be silly to consider a July afternoon in San Diego as a make-or-break moment for a December release — especially one with the heritage, resources and global interest that "The Hobbit" has on its side. But it'd also be a mistake to underestimate the importance of reaching core fans. How would you frame the Hall H appearance as far as the stakes?
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HC: Even as well as you know Tolkien, I'm sure the process of making these two new films has presented you with new insights and connections with the material. What surprises have you found in Middle-earth or in the work of the bookshelf wizard?
PJ: As slight as people think the "Hobbit" novel is, compared to the "Lord of the Rings" books, we have been surprised at how rich the world is, and how many interesting themes and characters there are to explore. We are also using extensive parts of the appendices which were published at the end of "Return of the King." This is not just "The Hobbit" — it's "The Hobbit" set in a much greater context of events taking place throughout Middle-earth during this period. The material is so rich. In fact only this last week or two, we've been talking to the studio about allowing us to shoot some additional material next year, to fully complete the story.
HC: In some ways, Martin Freeman might have more weight on his shoulders than any single actor in the first trilogy. How would you say he's handling it?
PJ: We adjusted our shooting schedule around Martin's Sherlock TV series, to enable him to do the movie. We literally couldn't think of any other actor in the world more perfect to play Bilbo Baggins. Get that casting wrong and the movie falls flat on its face. Martin knocks it out of the park.
HC: If you had one sentence — a take-away message — for the Middle-earth fans who don't get a seat in Hall H, what would it be?
PJ: We've all loved returning to Middle-earth and now look forward to fans stepping back into this world with us.
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With the initial, limited release of Michael Moore's newest documentary, Capitalism: A Love Story, I have guest posted an article at Rise of Reason explaining how government intrusion, not free market capitalism, is to blame for the problems Michael Moore correctly denounces.
Here's an excerpt:
Capitalism, as the film's title suggests, is the culprit and the target of Michael Moore's misguided polemics. The free market is the problem and more government regulation is the solution. This common line of thought and rhetoric is so tragic not merely because it is mistaken, but because the mistake is predicated on a fundamental misunderstanding of capitalism itself.
Read the full article here (and Digg it here).
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NHL Game Night 2/24: Lightning at Oilers
A soft goal was the difference.
Karri Ramo allowed 4 goals on 44 shots in the game. He had a respectable save percentage in the game, but he never looked completely comfortable to me and the soft goal he allowed to Jason Strudwick on a long point shot that he badly misplayed his angle on ended up being the difference. It's nothing that will get him demoted, but I would expect McKenna back in for the next game.
First Period
02:20 EDM Cole (15), (unassisted)
05:40 EDM Strudwick (2), (Gagner)
Second Period
02:30 TB Murphy (2), (St. Louis, Recchi)(PP)
12:23 TB Stamkos (11), (Malone)
13:15 EDM Souray (16), (Cogliano)
Third Period
02:20 EDM Cogliano (14), (Stortini, Moreau)
13:46 TBL Murphy (3), (Lecavalier, St. Louis)
19:58 EDM Souray (17), (Brodziak)(EN)
Marek Malik needs to be put down like Old Yeller. Man up, Brian Lawton. It's time. Erik Cole made Malik look like he was moving in reverse on the Oilers' first goal. Sad.
Matt Smaby was -1 with 2 hits and 3 blocked shots in 21:59.
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20 Years Ago
From The Files of November 2, 1989 '89 Christine Bishop was named the 1989 Hustontown Fire Co. Fireman of the Year at the annual banquet October 27. In addition
to receiving the coveted award, she also holds the distinction of being the first female to be named fireman of the year in the 23-year-old organization. She is also the first woman to receive such an award in any of the Fulton County organizations.
JLG Industries Inc. has been named to Forbes magazine's list of the "200 Best Small Companies in America." Forbes evaluated more than 4,000 publicly traded companies nationwide with sales in the latest 12 months of $5 million to $350 million for the 10th annual list. JLG's five-year return on equity as reported by Forbes was 10.7 percent. JLG ranked 195th on the magazine's 10th annual list reported in the November 13 issue, which went on sale Monday.
A 17-year-old Warfordsburg area youth died last Wednesday morning, October 25, in Washington County Hospital from injuries suffered in a two-vehicle accident last Tuesday, October 24, along U.S. Route 522 in Bethel Township.
Arlene Wilson Snyder received word following the San Francisco earthquake that her brother, Raymond "Jack" Wilson, who lives in the Santa Rosa area, had not been hurt. He wrote to say that the house shook so much he was nearly thrown from his bed. He moved to California about 32 years ago. He is a double amputee having lost one leg and the foot of the other because of diabetes in the past three years.
McConnellsburg's boys soccer and girls volleyball teams advanced in District 5 action with wins October 31. The boys advanced with a 5-0 win over Conemaugh Township and the girls advanced with a 2-0 win over Chestnut Ridge.
Lester "Kelly" Sipes of Harrisonville was given a surprise party on September 29 to mark the occasion of his 80th birthday. Mr. Sipes is well known locally for his beautiful handcarved walking sticks.
Marriage vows were exchanged October 7 at Freedom Worship Center between Kimberly Black of Hustontown and Daniel Mack of McConnellsburg. The bride is the daughter of John and Jane Black of Hustontown and the groom is the son of Gladys Mack and the late Thomas Mack of McConnellsburg.
Tricia Lee Glazier and Daniel Dubois were united in marriage in a garden gazebo ceremony August 26 at the bride's family farm in McConnellsburg. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Glazier and Mrs. Carol Marquis and Dennis Dubois.
Cedar Grove United Christian Church was the setting of a candlelight wedding September 9 for Marie Weller and John Deneen. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Perston Weller of Needmore and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deneen of Warfordsburg.
Bertha Laidig celebrated her 96th birthday on October 2. She is a resident of Leader Nursing Home in Chambersburg.
Birth at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Peck of McConnellsburg on October 25.
Alice Broward and Sammie Peck, both guests at Leisure Living Retirement Home in Fort Littleton, were married October 7 at the home where they met last October and enjoyed a year's courtship.
Marriage licenses: Frederick Shives, Big Cove Tannery, and Nancy Lynch, Hancock; Kenneth Buterbaugh, McConnellsburg, and Lana Mellott, McConnellsburg; James Keebaugh, Warfordsburg, and Mary Shaffer, Crystal Spring.
Deaths: Thurman Clark, Hustontown; D. Scott Shives, Warfordsburg; Elwood Deneen, Crystal Spring; Porter Duvall, Jennerstown; Helen Gebhart, Altoona; Jane Sharar, Mercersburg; Ellis Hewett, Berkeley Springs; Evelyn Schenck, Wells Tannery.
30 Years Ago
From The Files of November 1, 1979 '79 Max Donaldson, 19, Martinsburg, was found guilty last Thursday of third-degree murder as an accomplice in the death of former
Fulton Countian Janita Hill. Donaldson and Clair "Jake" Smith were charged with criminal homicide in the shotgun slaying of Hill, 16, who was fatally wounded between July 6 and 7, near the old Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad right-of-way in Bedford County. The girl was the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Kies of McConnellsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Hill of Knobsville.
Chief of Police Merrill Seville is able to be up and around again following recent surgery at the Martinsburg Veterans Hospital. He was discharged from the hospital last Tuesday.
On October 28 Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Keefer Sr., McConnellsburg, celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary at their home.
A candlelight ceremony was the setting for the marriage of Debra Jean Adelsberger and Alan Wayne Fischer on Saturday, October 20, at Whips Cove United Church of Christ. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adelsberger, Needmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Fischer, Crystal Spring.
Specials at the IGA: sugar, 59 cents, 2 lb.; Campbell's tomato soup, 5 for $1; all meat franks, $1.08 lb.; red and golden apples, 29 cents lb.
Robertsdale's Marlin Watkins won the Latrobe Speedway semi-late point championship this year.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wink of McConnellsburg on October 20; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch of McConnellsburg on October 21; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ramsey of Breezewood on October 23; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Devlin of Shade Gap on October 24; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aller of McConnellsburg on October 25.
Deaths: Dean R. Davis, infant son of Grayson and Mary Ann Davis, Harrisonville; Ralph E. Rockwell, Mercersburg; Mrs. F. Marie Wilson, Fort Littleton; Mrs. Freda I. Price, Mechanicsburg.
40 Years Ago
From The Files of November 13, 1969 '69 The new north wing of Fulton County Medical Center is now nearing completion and will be placed in full operation in the near
future. Open house for inspection tours of the new facilities at the hospital will be held November 16. When the new facilities are put into full operation, the following entrances will be used in order to provide more efficient service to the various types of outpatients: clinic room, main entrance; X-ray, main entrance; laboratory, entrance from front parking lot; and emergency room, emergency ramp at the rear of the building. This latter entrance will be used strictly for emergencies.
H.P. Kies, Fulton County agricultural agent, on November 5 received the 1969 statewide Master Educator Award for Extension Service personnel of the Pennsylvania State University, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Association of Farmers Cooperatives.
Carolyn Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker of McConnellsburg, was among 32 Cadette Girl Scouts who were honored for having reached First Class and meeting all the challenges.
Birth at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith of McConnellsburg on November 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaily Paylor of Mercersburg were honored on Sunday, October 26, with a surprise dinner party at the home of their son, Harold, on the occasion of their 35th wedding anniversary.
Specials at the IGA: Robin Hood flour, $1.79, 25-lb. bag; IGA soda, 10 cents, 16-oz. bottle; Libby pumpkin, 25 cents, 1-lb.,13-oz. can.
Deaths: Sara Harris, Chambersburg; Abbie Wink, Waynesboro; Clementine Peterson, Burnt Cabins; Ralph Semple, Mapleton Depot; Denver Oakman, Spencerville, Ohio; John Yeakle, McConnellsburg.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of November 19, 1959 '59 Postmaster George Paul announces that McConnellsburg's new post office will be dedicated on November 29. He quotes the
increase in mail business revenue in the past 10 years as $24,200 as compared to $13,270.
"News" editor Audrey P. Greathead left on Monday to meet her mother, Mrs. E.H. McCabe of Wimbledon, England, who arrived by ship in New York for an indefinite stay in her daughter's home here.
The Chamber of Commerce urges all McConnellsburg residents to affix house numbers as required by Borough Ordinance for mail delivery.
The home of Mrs. James Reed, Needmore, was severely damaged by fire on Friday at noon.
The Chamber of Commerce announces the opening of a new two-hour public parking lot at the rear of the VFW Home on Lincoln Way West.
A mystery comedy will be presented by the Forbes Road Joint High School on November 20 and 21 entitled "Aunt Susie Shoots The Works." The cast will include Betty Malot, Mary Hall, Wanda Foreman, Peggy Earley, Nancy Knepper, Judy Fraker, Donald Brown, Dennis Martz, Garey Sprowl and Larry Mort.
Paul T. Ott has been appointed agricultural chairman of the Fulton County Savings Bonds Committee. "The new 3 3/4 percent interest rate on U.S. Savings Bonds makes them more attractive than ever as one of the best and safest investments in the world," Ott said.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Sloan celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Alexander Hotel in Hagerstown.
Rev. and Mrs. David R. Hoover entertained 110 members of his congregation and other friends at an open house at their home on Sunday.
Myrna Bivens, the victim of a truck accident several weeks ago in which she suffered a broken pelvis, is now home and able to walk.
Mrs. Mayme Helman underwent surgery at Chambersburg Hospital on Monday.
The marriage of Julia Mae Johnston of Mercersburg and John Smith Ward of Burnham, Pa., on October 31 is announced.
Auditors of eighth-class counties will get a pay boost from $10 to $12 daily under a bill which cleared the Senate last week.
Frank Gable Jr. and Carol Mae Bierbower, both of Pittsburgh, and Arthur Lee Fisher of Fort Loudon and Sandra Ann Alderson of McConnellsburg applied for marriage licenses at the local courthouse last week.
Deaths: Elmer S. Hann, 73, McConnellsburg, on November 9; Mrs. Zenda R. Hoover, 66, McConnellsburg, on November 3.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of November 17, 1949 '49 The newly organized Legion basketball team, sporting new black and white uniforms, will make its debut on December 5 by
playing the Hagerstown Business College team in the local auditorium. Members of the new team are Lyle Duffey and Eugene Earley, co-captains; Jake Clevenger, Herb Crouse, Bill Cunningham, Reed Cutchall, Benny Fisher, Bill Hamil, Donald Hamil, Nhyle Helman, Jack Mellott, Carl Paylor, Eston Paylor, Jack Shimer and Jack Wildoner. The team trainer and coach is Rev. Loren Jones.
Births: twin sons on November 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barthalow of McConnellsburg; a daughter on November 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weller of Big Cove Tannery.
Robert Saylor of Roaring Springs has been named teacher at Hustontown to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Donald Born. He will teach English and coach basketball and softball.
Robert "Brady" Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hayes of town, is making an extended tour of European countries.
George, Fred and Francis Barber are helping in the construction of Don Hill's large chicken house.
Deaths: Mrs. Emma Laura Taylor of Dublin Mills; David Samuel Strait of near Waterfall.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of November 16, 1939 '39 Deaths: William Strait Clevenger of Mc- Connellsburg; Mrs. Harvey Bivens of Wells Valley; Henry Thomas Greiser of Salisbury;
Orville Dale Ranck of Altoona; Samuel D. Stevens of Philadelphia.
The local Woman's Club accepted the following new members at its regular meeting on Friday: Mrs. Joseph Shelly, Mrs. L.G. Curtis, Miss Jeanne Greathead, Mrs. Lewis Largent and Mrs. Daniel Grissinger.
At a meeting at Green Hill last Thursday evening, teachers in vocational agriculture in Fulton and Franklin counties formed a two-county organization, with these officers: J.G. Allen, president; Miss Sheely, vice president; Guy W. Gienger, treasurer; and George L. Reisner, secretary.
Payments of $984 for Bethel Township and $853 for McConnellsburg were authorized this week by the auditor general for vocational training.
The local American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary joined in the observance of Armistice Day on Friday with a dinner at the Fulton House. About 60 members and friends attended.
Donald J. O'Rourke and Inez Freda Deshong were married November 5.
Mrs. Frank Stinson entertained on Friday evening in honor of the 15th birthday of her daughter, Erma Louise.
John Bradnick of Knobsville lost control of his car while driving through Knobsville Saturday night and ran into a telephone pole. Damage to his car was estimated at $25.
Walter Rosenberry of Fort Littleton received lacerations of the forehead and body bruises when he lost control of his car three miles north of McConnellsburg and ran into a pole.
Merrill Snyder and Loeletta Varner were married October 28.
A total of 118 persons, the largest ever, attended the annual Masonic ladies' night and banquet at the Mellott Hotel on Thursday evening.
The Fulton County Unit of the Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative met on November 1 and elected these officers: W.E. Brewer, president; George Bard, vice president; Robert F. Purnell, secretary and treasurer; George A. Comerer, delegate; and George Bard, alternate.
Mrs. Lloyd Ray, who has been a patient in Chambersburg Hospital for several weeks, expects to return home this week.
Guy Benson of Hustontown broke ground last week for his new home.
Among the lucky turkey hunters in Thompson Township last week were Wilbur Comerer, Dennis Seburn, Harold Winters, Mosser Shives, David Gregory Jr., Thomas Gregory and Marvin Crouse.
Death: Dr. James Fleming of Blairs Mills.
William Keebaugh of Hustontown received a broken leg in an accident last week. No details were given, however.
Stork news around Cito: sons to Mr. and Mrs. Don Chesnut and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carbaugh and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hill.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of November 14, 1929 '29 Deaths: Mrs. David C. Ward of Chambersburg; Mrs. Caroline Elizabeth Peffer of Todd Township; William T. Hayes of Clinton, Iowa.
Clint Matthias of Decorum was one of the "Dads" who were entertained at Shippensburg State Teachers College on Saturday.
Andrew P. Oyler, who has served as highway superintendent here for more than six years, left on Tuesday to begin similar duties in Mifflin, Juniata and Perry counties. Steward E. Vance, for the past 10 years in charge of highway work in Cumberland and Perry counties, will be the new superintendent here. In addition to being a highway superintendent, Mr. Vance is an ordained minister and has been pastor of the Newville Church of God for eight years.
Recent births: a son on October 30 to Mr. and Mr. Preston I. Wilson of near Fort Littleton; a son on October 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Feagley of near Big Cove Tannery; a daughter, Betty Katharine on October 13 to Mr. and Mrs. John Bain Jr. of near McConnellsburg.
John C. Goyne and Lucille Johnston were married November 8.
Gladys Hendershot of Lashley celebrated her 16th birthday on October 26.
Marcus Downes returned home on Friday after working for eight months in Cumberland, Md. He is now working for Nicholas Roettger.
The John Foster property at Wells Tannery was sold at public sale on Saturday to David Gladfelter for $425.
Rufus Miller of Three Springs was shot November 1 by a hunter from Greensburg who mistook him for a fox. Sixty-one pellets entered Miller's body, from his waist to the top of his head. He was taken to Huntingdon Hospital.
Boardyard School is progressing very nicely under the care of Thomas Gregory.
A party was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Black of near Waterfall on November 7 in honor of Harper's 18th birthday.
Samuel Ranck, a son of William Ranck of Hustontown, narrowly escaped fatal injury while hunting on Saturday. His gun accidently went off, the shot striking him in the hand, neck and face. The shot was removed at Chambersburg Hospital.
Alice Hauman of near Sipes Mill marked her 11th birthday on November 10.
Robert Purnell of Knobsville marked his 24th birthday on November 9.
Born: a son, Samuel Gordon, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Winters of Warfordsburg on November 2.


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Cisco Systems® released the first-generation Cisco® MDS 9000 Family of high-density, multiprotocol, intelligent storage area network (SAN) switches in December 2002. The switches delivered intelligent features and capabilities never seen before in the SAN switching marketplace, with higher port densities than any other SAN switch at the time.
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(2) Ingress Forwarding Module
Figure 3. Ingress Frame Forwarding Logic
• The first of these is a per-VSAN forwarding table lookup determined by VSAN and destination address. The result from this lookup tells the forwarding module where to switch the frame to (egress port), based on the input port, VSAN, and destination address within the Fibre Channel frame. This table lookup also indicates whether there is a requirement for any IVR. If the lookup fails, the frame is dropped because there is no destination to which to forward to.
• The second lookup is a statistics lookup. The switch uses this to maintain a series of statistics about what devices are communicating between one another. Statistics gathered include frame and byte counters from a given source to a given destination.
• The third lookup is a per-VSAN ingress ACL lookup determined by VSAN, source address, destination address, ingress port, and a variety of other fields from the interswitch header and Fibre Channel frame header. The switch uses the result from this lookup to either permit the frame to be forwarded, drop the frame, or perform any additional inspection on the frame. This also forms the basis for the Cisco implementation of hard zoning within Fibre Channel.
(3) Queuing Module
Figure 4. Queuing Module Logic
Figure 5. Distributed Virtual Output Queuing
(4a) Central Arbitration Module
Figure 6. Head-of-Line Blocking Mitigated Using Virtual Output Queuing
(4b) Crossbar Switch Fabric Module
Figure 7. Crossbar Versus 2-Tier Switch on Chip (SoC)
(5) Egress Forwarding Module
Figure 8. Egress Frame Forwarding Logic
(6) Egress PHY/MAC Modules
IP SAN Extension-Fibre Channel over IP
• IVR-Enables IP SAN extension without compromising fabric stability and reliability by merging fabrics
• FCIP TCP traffic shaping-Shaping storage traffic to meet bandwidth limits of the IP WAN
• TCP enhancements-Modifications to improve IP SAN extension performance
• Compression (hardware based on MPS-14/2 linecards, software based on IPS-4/8 linecards)-Conserves IP WAN bandwidth
• FCIP Write Acceleration (FCIP-WA)-Reduces the number of round trips associated with write operations, thereby improving latency
• FCIP Tape Acceleration (FCIP-TA)-Improves remote tape backup performance by minimizing the effect of latency and distance
• Encryption and decryption-Hardware-assisted IP Security (IPSec) AES128 crypto for transporting sensitive data over untrusted WAN links
• Cisco PortChannels-Bundling up to 16 FCIP tunnels as a single logical link, utilizing multiple physical Gigabit Ethernet interfaces and modules for higher performance and resiliency
• Up to three FCIP tunnels per Gigabit Ethernet interface-Enables multisite IP SAN extension
Figure 9. FCIP Processing Logic
Cisco PortChannels
Lossless Networkwide In-Order Delivery Guarantee
First-Generation Fibre Channel Linecards
16-Port Non Over-Subscribed, Non-Blocking Linecard
Figure 10. 16-Port 1/2-Gbps Non Over-Subscribed, Non-Blocking Linecard
32-Port Host-Optimized Over-Subscribed, Non-Blocking Linecard
Figure 11. 32-Port 1/2-Gbps Host-Optimized Over-Subscribed, Non-Blocking Linecard
Cisco MDS 9000 32-Port Storage Services Module
Figure 12. Cisco MDS 9000 32-Port 1/2-Gbps Storage Services Module
Second-Generation Fibre Channel Linecards
Figure 13. 12/24/48-Port 1/2/4-Gbps Fibre Channel Linecards 4-port, Four 10-Gbps Fibre Channel Linecard
Table 1. Second-generation Cisco MDS 9000 Family Linecard Modules
Supervisor and Crossbar Switch Fabric Modules
• They house the control-plane processors that are used to manage the switch and keep the switch operational. Management connectivity is provided through an out-of-band Ethernet (interface mgmt0), an RJ45 serial console port, and optionally also a DB9 auxiliary console port suitable for modem connectivity.
• They house the crossbar switch fabrics and central arbiters used to provide data-plane connectivity between all the linecards in the chassis.
Figure 14. Supervisor Modules
Figure 15. Cisco MDS 9513 Crossbar Switch Fabric Module
Table 2. Linecard Summary
• On the Cisco MDS 9513 chassis, the clock modules are no longer on the backplane but instead have been made hot-swappable and field-replaceable.
• There are other components on the backplane (capacitors, resistors) that are used for signal integrity and grounding during online insertion and removal of linecards, however all of these components are passive and are not essential for system operation.


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Many Federal Reserve officials said more progress in the labor market is needed before deciding to slow the pace of asset purchases, according to minutes of their last meeting.
"Most observed that the outlook for the labor market had shown progress" since the-bond buying program began in September, according to the record of the April 30-May 1 gathering released today in Washington. "But many of these participants indicated that continued progress, more confidence in the outlook, or diminished downside risks would be required before slowing the pace of purchases would become appropriate."
Policy makers said May 1 they may accelerate or slow monthly purchases of $40 billion in mortgage securities and $45 billion of Treasuries in response to changes in the labor market and inflation. They also pledged to hold the target interest rate near zero as long as unemployment remains above 6.5% and the outlook for inflation doesn't exceed 2.5%.
A number of officials said they were willing to taper bond buying as early as the next meeting on June 17-18 if economic reports show "evidence of sufficiently strong and sustained growth," according to the minutes.
The record gives more detail on a debate within the Fed over how and when to curtail asset purchases that have enlarged its balance sheet to a record $3.35 trillion. The committee led by Chairman Ben S. Bernanke is pressing on with purchases until the outlook for the labor market has "improved substantially."
The minutes also showed that Fed officials began a review of their exit strategy, which was adopted in June 2011 as they sought to assure investors the central bank had the means to avoid igniting inflation once job growth, wages, and demand started moving up.
Still Valid
While "the broad principles adopted almost two years ago appeared generally still valid," the minutes showed, the larger balance sheet "suggested a need for greater flexibility."
Officials disagreed over whether the principles should be formally revised or if they should wait in order to learn more about how the exit might unfold. Bernanke instructed the Fed's staff to study the issue, the minutes said.
Bernanke earlier today said in testimony to the Joint Economic Committee of Congress that the world's largest economy remains hampered by high unemployment and government spending cuts, and raising interest rates or reducing asset purchases too soon would endanger the recovery.
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In spite of searing heat the recent timely rains are keeping our inshore water temperatures from rising. Last year at this time the water temps were nearly five degrees higher. An old timer once told me, "Heavy rain sweetens the water and improves the bite." Well I am sure that it improves the mosquito bite as well as the fish.Seems to be true this year as the trout and redfish bite seems to be above average for early August.
There are a whole new category of cell phones hitting the market lately. The most recent and innovative is the Apple iPhone. It is probably the closest thing to a hand held, portable computer there is yet.
There are other new innovative cell phones, too, that have nearly the capabilities of the iPhone but none really match up as equal. For one, the iPhone is 3G. That's nearly as good as your desktop computer on DSL. Yes, the iPhone is full Internet capable and does not even need a keyboard.
It is obvious humans do not learn from their mistakes. And, you'd think we would learn from others, too, but we tend to repeat stupid things over and over even when we know better.
"Who is going to harm you if you are eager to do good?" (1 Peter 3:13 NIV)
Do you remember the Cold War? The super power of the United States of America struggled relentlessly against the super power of the Union of Soviet Socialists Republics that was perceived to be in pursuit of turning the entire world over to the rule of the Communist Party. The USA had its strong democratic, market economy allies during those decades and the USSR had its block of Communist countries leaning toward the doctrines of Marx and Lenin.
The big fish are here and they are hungry.
It was time for a field trip. Some days past, not that many, I set out over Number Four Bridge. It had been a couple days since the rains of recent weeks had passed and the onslaught of more rain was some time in the future. This was in the in-between time. The weather was nice, bordering on hot, and were it not for the midday breeze, it would have been tepid. It was perfect for a ride through the countryside and the woods.
Crossing Number Four Bridge, that's what this is about. Number Four Bridge means lots of things to many people. Crossing Number Four to most locals means going to the mainland, leaving the Cedar Keys. Reasons locals cross Number Four Bridge vary. Florida is on the other side. The Cedar Keys are here.
"And when he finds it, he joyfully puts it on his shoulders and goes home. Then he calls his friends and neighbors together and says, 'Rejoice with me; I have found my lost sheep.'" (Luke 15:5-6 NIV)
My last column mentioned my ordeal with renting an airplane in Hawaii but I did not go into much detail. Because the incident is so unbelievable I thought I would fill you in on more of the details.
On June 16, around 8:30 a.m., I rented an airplane, a Cessna 172 from one of the airplane rental agencies in Kona, Hawaii. They required a checkout ride which took less than an hour. Shortly afterwards I departed the Kona Airport with my wife and daughter for a tour around the big island.
"I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete. My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends." (John 15:11-13 NIV)
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November 09. 2013 9:43PM
Common questions about Common Core
By DAVE SOLOMON
New Hampshire Union Leader
Examples of Common Core standards
Following are some examples of Common Core State Standards. The full range of standards can be read at
According to Heather Gage, director of the Division of Instruction and chief of staff for the New Hampshire Department of Education, the samples below are similar to the Grade Level Expectations that had been in place prior to the adoption of Common Core by the state Board of Education in 2010.
The state Department of Education has created a side-by-side comparison of Common Core standards and the GLE standards at
Grade 3 Common Core State Standards — Mathematical Practice
"Operations and Algebraic Thinking"
Represent and solve problems involving multiplication and division
Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems in situations involving equal groups, arrays, and measurement quantities, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
Determine the unknown whole number in a multiplication or division equation relating three whole numbers. For example, determine the unknown number that makes the equation true in each of the equations 8 × ? = 48, 5 = _ ÷ 3, 6 × 6 = ?
Grade 3 Common Core State Standards — English Language Arts
Reading Foundation Skills
Phonics and Word Recognition
Identify and know the meaning of the most common prefixes and derivational suffixes.
Decode words with common Latin suffixes.
High School Common Core State Standards — Mathematical Practice
Creating equations
Create equations that describe numbers or relationships
Create equations and inequalities in one variable and use them to solve problems. Include equations arising from linear and quadratic functions, and simple rational and exponential functions.
Create equations in two or more variables to represent relationships between quantities; graph equations on coordinate axes with labels and scales.
High School Common Core State Standards — English Language Arts
Text types and purposes
Introduce precise claims, distinguish the claims from alternate or opposing claims, and create an organization that establishes clear relationships among claims, counterclaims, reasons, and evidence.
Develop claims and counterclaims fairly, supplying evidence for each while pointing out the strengths and limitations of both in a manner that anticipates the audience's knowledge level and concerns.
Core seeds were planted years ago
It's almost impossible to make any statement about the Common Core State Standards without a challenge from one side or the other in the highly politicized debate that has surrounded the project since early this year.
Nonetheless, what follows is an attempt to answer some of the most frequently asked questions.
What are the Common Core State Standards?
The standards consist of hundreds of statements as to what tasks students should be able to complete and what concepts they should understand at different grade levels, kindergarten to Grade 12, in English/language arts and mathematics, broken into domains for each grade level and topics within each domain. For example, in Grade 3 math, the "Operations and Algebraic Thinking" domain has a topic: Represent and solve problems involving multiplication and division.
One standard under that topic suggests that by the end of the year, students should be able to, "Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems in situations involving equal groups, arrays, and measurement quantities, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem."
Does Common Core require a certain curriculum or textbooks?
The Common Core standards focus on learning expectations for students, not how students reach them. Curriculum plans that dictate the content of day-to-day instruction and associated materials, such as textbooks and study guides, are left to the discretion of local school districts.
There is a concern among opponents that textbooks and curriculum guides promoted as "aligned" or consistent with Common Core will "control the education of our children so they will conform to a preconceived normal," according to a Republican National Committee resolution against the standards.
Who developed the standards, and why?
The standards were developed by committees of teachers and education researchers brought together by the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers in 2008-09. Their work was funded by several sources, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Pearson Publishing Company, the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, and the governors and state schools chiefs organizations.
Their stated goal was to achieve consistency in standards across states so that students wouldn't be too far behind or too far ahead of their peers when moving from state to state; to cope with growing global competition in which other countries were outperforming the United States in standardized test results; and to adapt educational outcomes to the skills needed for success in today's workplace.
How are they different from current standards?
Common Core standards in many categories are not that different from the Grade Level Expectation (GLE) standards that New Hampshire had in place until 2010, when the state Board of Education replaced GLE with Common Core. From the broadest perspective, Common Core focuses on fewer topics and skill areas, but delves much deeper into each one.
Supporters of the standards characterize them as an inch wide but a mile deep, rather than a mile wide but only an inch deep. They are more focused on workplace readiness than previous standards, with more emphasis on informational text in the English categories, prompting opponents to characterize them as a sellout to corporate interests looking for government-funded job-training.
What if a school district decides not to adopt the standards?
The situation is different in every state. In New Hampshire, local school districts cannot be forced to adopt the standards, but they are required by state law to administer a standardized test approved by the state Board of Education. They are also required to administer standardized tests to certain grades at certain intervals to qualify for federal aid, which varies widely from district to district, depending on the number of children eligible for free or reduced-price school lunch.
The New England states had previously cooperated on the New England Common Assessment Program, or NECAPS, which have been discontinued in light of the decision by all six states to adopt Common Core standards and use the Smarter Balanced standardized test developed with Common Core in mind.
The New Hampshire Education Department is seeking school districts willing to conduct a field test of the Smarter Balanced test in the spring of 2014 in preparation for the statewide rollout in 2015.
Districts such as Alton and Manchester that have opted out of Common Core and its associated tests will have to find another standardized test and have it approved by both state and federal authorities, or risk the loss of funding.
How does Common Core relate to No Child Left Behind?
No Child Left Behind (NCLB) is still the law of the land, except in those states that have obtained a waiver from the U.S. Department of Education, including New Hampshire. To receive the waiver, states needed to adopt either Common Core standards or another set of reading and math standards approved by higher education institutions in the state as college- and career-ready, and they must eventually have approved plans that link teacher evaluations to student outcomes.
New Hampshire chose Common Core standards to meet that portion of the waiver requirements. All but eight states are on NCLB waivers.
How does Common Core relate to Race to the Top?
"Race to the Top" is a $4.3 billion grant program that was part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, or the so-called stimulus program.
Its stated purpose is to spur innovation and reforms in state and local school districts. Critics of Common Core say Race to the Top funding and NCLB waivers were held out as carrots to states in their most desperate economic times to force adoption of Common Core.
So far, 19 states have successfully submitted applications for Race to the Top Funding, ranging from $700 million in Florida to $74 million in Rhode Island. New Hampshire has not received any Race to the Top funding.
Will Smarter Balanced test results be used in teacher evaluations?
That will be a matter for each school district to decide as part of contract negotiations with local teacher unions. Linking teacher and administrator evaluation to student outcomes is one of the criteria in the Race to the Top application.
The nation's two largest teacher unions, the National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), have called for a moratorium on high-stakes testing associated with Common Core until states and districts can cooperate on the necessary teacher training and curriculum development.
Despite concerns about testing, educators mostly support the new standards. An NEA poll conducted in July found that 75 percent of NEA members supported Common Core or supported it "with reservation."


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The independent film follows a group of friends as they scramble to survive a Rapture-like phenomena.
It looks like we've been typecast.
Although it's not precisely the same concept as "Revolution's" power blackout or "Under the Dome's" mysterious, invisible barrier, the Port City again will be the backdrop for an apocalyptic event. The independent film "The Remaining" follows a group of friends as they scramble to survive a Rapture-like phenomena.
Directed by Casey La Scala, "The Remaining" begins filming Tuesday in Southeastern North Carolina and stars Alexa Vega ("Spy Kids"), Johnny Pacar ("Purgatory House"), Italia Ricci (of Comedy Central's "Secret Girlfriend"), Bryan Dechart ("Step Up 3D"), and Shaun Sipos ("Texas Chainsaw 3D").
Vega was in Wilmington in 2006 filming the movie "Remember the Daze," which was then known as "The Beautiful Ordinary." Sipos also appeared as "Blane" in the indie film "Hick," which filmed locally in 2011.
Some extras and body doubles casting calls are starting to go out for "The Remaining," which is slated to shoot in the area for about a month, according to producer Marc Bienstock.
Here's an enticing one, pulled from the casting agent's Facebook page: "Still looking for our featured CREEPY DEAD WOMAN. Specifics include elderly and a bit overweight. We will use makeup for the creepy part. …"
It's unclear at this point whether the "creepy dead woman" will have action on-screen a la the zombies in "The Walking Dead" or if she'll just lie about looking dead and gross.
The production also is seeking photo doubles for Vega and Ricci who can work on the shoot for two days in March.
Interested actors should submit photo and resumes to firstname.lastname@example.com. More casting information is available at Facebook.com/MartysCasting.
The first day of filming will begin with a scene in which the characters seek shelter from the hellfire in a church. In this case it will be Grace United Methodist Church at 401 Grace Street in Wilmington.
Twelve cast members, 70 crew members and about 40 extras will film at the church though this week, according to a Wilmington filming permit.
Cassie Foss: 343-2365
On Twitter: @WilmOnFilm


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The team is confident the tiltrotor can safely refuel F/A-18s midair after conducting the first proximity test between the two last week.
A Hornet flew within 30 ft. of the MV-22's drogue chute in a lateral offset position during an Aug. 29 flight trail, says Chad Sparks, advanced derivatives manager for Bell/Boeing. This was the fourth in a series of tests paid for by Bell/Boeing as the team examines alternative missions for the V-22.
The U.S. Marine Corps is the primary customer for the aircraft with a program of 360 aircraft, with the U.S. Air Force also buying 50 of the aircraft to replace its retired MH-53s. The team opted to sponsor the trials in hopes of capturing interest from one of its existing customers and to also whet the appetite of the Navy as it looks at alternatives to replace the aging C-2 Greyhound Carrier Onboard Delivery (COD) platform with 48 or more aircraft. The team is clearly trying to send the message that the Osprey will be a multi-mission option.
Whether that influences the shape of the competition remains to be proven. But, the cost of the Osprey has not dipped below $60 million as once hoped by the team and customers alike. The target price is $70 million in the next multiyear buy of Ospreys, in part owing to reduced production rate funded by the Pentagon. The team has a bevy of international prospects, but each is for only a handful of aircraft. So, the biggest tender yet to get remains capturing the interest of the U.S. Navy.
The team is hoping the U.S. Navy or Marine Corps will provide funding for additional testing to include contact between the refueler and receiver and, eventually, passage of fuel between the two, says Ken Karika, business development manager for the Bell/Boeing team.
The industry team had looked at the concept of using the V-22 as an aerial refueler for years but the effort gained steam – and funding from corporate partners – at the beginning of the year, Sparks says. Prior to last week's flight, the company validated the ability to extend and retract the refueling hose and drogue, a Cobham model also used by the Marine Corps' KC-130 fleet. Also prior to the proximity flight, the team collected data on the behavior of the Hornet in the MV-22's wake. "Pilots didn't report any significant wake turbulence," Sparks said, noting the feedback validated expectations based on prior modeling and earlier input from the pilot of a Cessna surrogate used to study the MV-22's wake.
During the Aug. 29 test, the two aircraft were traveling at 210 kt. The high-speed version of the hose/drogue refueling system is designed to be deployed at 185 kt. and function at up to 250 kt., Sparks says.
For that test, the V-22 was functioning in airplane mode. Sparks says the company prioritized testing for the Hornet specifically to address concerns that the Pentagon could need more refuelers for high-speed receivers. The Osprey could be used – like the KC-130 – as a refueler for rotary wing aircraft, as well.
A preliminary test is slated for next week, Sparks says. Officials will extend and retract the hose and conduct low-speed proximity tests with no contact between the refueler and receiver.
Rotary wing refueling will require a separate drogue used specifically by helicopters and Sparks says the target is to operate around 105 kt.,with the aircraft in helicopter mode operating with a partially converted nacelle.
The refueling system makes use of onboard tanks as well as a roll-on/roll-off bladder, Sparks says. The hose extends 90 ft., about 80 ft. from the end of the ramp of the MV-22. The operator must open the ramp to extend the refueling hose; once extended, the ramp is then raised back up with the top ramp door left open, Sparks says.
Depending on mission profile, the system can offload up to 12,000 lb. of fuel, Karika says.
The prototype design, used for last week's test, included a refueling system operator station near the ramp, but Karika says this can be placed where the customer requires.
The aerial refueling concept grew out of technical work done for Marine operators to use the Osprey as a ground-based refueler for helicopters and vehicles. That concept was fielded in 2007 to support operations in Iraq.
Editor's note: This post was changed to correct the designation of the receiver aircraft Sept. 4.


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Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
195 Little Albany Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08903-2681
New Brunswick, N.J. – One of the hallmarks of a National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center like The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, is the unique oncology expertise exhibited by its clinical team – including pharmacists. As the only such center in the state, The Cancer Institute demonstrates this excellence by having four pharmacists certified as Board Certified Oncology Pharmacists (BCOP). The BCOP certification is held by only 1,095 pharmacists in the nation – the highest concentration of which (29) are from New Jersey. The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, which is a Center of Excellence of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, has four.
Less than two decades old, the BCOP certification has become the gold standard for which to strive for pharmacists in the oncology field. As cancer therapies become more personalized, the complexities of cancer treatment continue to grow. Equipped to understand such intricacies, pharmacists who are BCOP certified have an in-depth appreciation of clinical skills and therapeutic management and are proficient in pharmacy guidelines, standards and policies in the oncology setting.
"The BCOP certification indicates a quality of excellence and enhanced level of knowledge beyond a traditional pharmacy education," noted Michael P. Kane, RPh, BCOP, director of Oncology Pharmacy Services at The Cancer Institute of New Jersey.
Oncology pharmacists are responsible for ensuring both safety and accuracy in administering both intravenous and oral chemotherapies. But according to clinical pharmacist specialist Stacey Lisi, PharmD, BCOP, who was one of the recent team members at The Cancer Institute of New Jersey to earn the certification, their daily schedule involves much more than being behind the counter. "Oncology pharmacists are very involved in a patient's care. At The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, we meet with patients during their initial treatment visit and during follow up-visits. Along with educating patients about the therapy they will receive and reviewing the dosing schedule, we provide a comprehensive assessment of other medications and supplements they may be taking. This in-depth medication review allows us to identify the potential for negative reactions to the anti-cancer agent prescribed and the opportunity to substitute medications to minimize adverse outcomes. This ultimately could prevent patient discomfort or even additional trips to the doctor," said Dr. Lisi.
Board certified oncology pharmacists are found in different settings, including community hospitals, but their role at an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center is more far reaching. "At The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, our team members have experience in pain management and supportive care, and even participate in research. We also have the ability to interact directly with the patient, their doctor, nurse and other members of the care team about the patient's specific treatment needs. In other settings, the patient does not have this benefit and may not even have an opportunity to meet the pharmacist," noted Pulkita Patel, PharmD, BCOP, an oncology pharmacist at The Cancer Institute of New Jersey who was also recently certified.
While an important goal for the individual pharmacist, Kane says the BCOP certification is also an important reflection of the center. "While it is not a mandatory certification, we strongly encourage those on our team to strive for this level of excellence. It shows our level of commitment as an institution to patient care," he said.
To maintain the certification, a pharmacist must take a comprehensive examination every seven years or take part in continuing education each year in order to keep up with research-based evidence, and oncology-focused guidelines and standards within the pharmacy field.
About The Cancer Institute of New Jersey
The Cancer Institute of New Jersey (www.cinj.org) is the state's first and only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center dedicated to improving the detection, treatment and care of patients with cancer, and serving as an education resource for cancer prevention. Physician-scientists at The Cancer Institute of New Jersey engage in translational research, transforming their laboratory discoveries into clinical practice, quite literally bringing research to life. To make a tax-deductible gift to support The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, call 732-235-8614 or visit www.cinjfoundation.org. Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TheCINJ.
The Cancer Institute of New Jersey Network is comprised of hospitals throughout the state and provides the highest quality cancer care and rapid dissemination of important discoveries into the community. Flagship Hospital: Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. System Partner: Meridian Health (Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Ocean Medical Center, Riverview Medical Center, Southern Ocean Medical Center, and Bayshore Community Hospital). Major Clinical Research Affiliate Hospitals: Carol G. Simon Cancer Center at Morristown Medical Center, Carol G. Simon Cancer Center at Overlook Medical Center, and Cooper University Hospital. Affiliate Hospitals: CentraState Healthcare System, JFK Medical Center, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton (CINJ Hamilton), Somerset Medical Center, The University Hospital/UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School*, and University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro. *Academic Affiliate


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