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Twenty years on the bench did not dull Judge Donald Hull's humbling memories as an attorney pleading before the bench.
At a retirement event attended by more than 100 people in the Circuit Court room Dec. 21, Hull drew big laughter for his memory of a time in the 1980s during the first day of a particularly contentious trial.
Circuit Judge John Jelderks, then-District Attorney Hull and the attorney Will Carey were beckoned to the bench, where Jelderks told them, "If you conduct yourselves the next two days like you did today, you'll be spending the night in jail. So what's it going to be?"
"And he meant it, too! We told him we could act a little better," Hull said.
Hull has been on the other side since 1992, and come Dec. 30 he will depart the District 7 Circuit Court seat, to be succeeded in 2012 by attorney John Olsen of The Dalles, who was appointed by Gov. John Kitzhaber last week.
"I'm going to miss him; he's a wonderful judge," said Hull's longtime secretary, Marsha Hughes. "He's fair, he cares about people and I'm just really going to miss him."
Hull said he is "scared in a way," to be leaving the Circuit Court post. "Marsha has been with me most of the time, for 20 years, and it will be a major change, all of a sudden not coming down in the morning and chatting with her. She's been a major part of my work. She knows a lot of law, and has a good head on hers shoulders, and I'll miss that connection."
"A lot of it is just mutual respect and trust," said Hughes, who will continue working for Circuit Court.
Hull said the most enjoyable thing about being a judge has been "trying to reach resolutions that settle issues between the parties.
"It's interesting; you hear cases, take under advisement what's fair for both sides; and I'll miss the jury trials. Those are interesting to me. I'm going to miss the court interaction and dealing with people.
"It's also fun, dealing with juveniles," he said. "It's not always the rule, but you see kids who make a turnaround, and that's very satisfying."
About five years ago, he took one juvenile under his wing, and saw the good come from it. The young man was a junior at HRVHS. Hull graduated from Hood River High School in 1962, where he played football and basketball and ran track.
"For some reason I had a sense he could succeed, and I told him as part of his sentence, 'I want to see you every week with your homework, and we'll sit down, you and I. I'll review your assignments and tell me how you're doing. I'm going to follow you for the last quarter and a half of the school year.'
"He came in every week; if he had issues we'd talk them over. I told him, 'You ought to consider trying out for football. It's something to focus on, to motivate you.' He did, and he became a top player on an HRVHS football team that went to the playoffs. He totally turned his life around in terms of academics and that made me feel good."
Hull will preside through Dec. 30, but will limit his cases to "straight court work," he said; avoiding cases that would require delayed filing of opinions.
"I don't want to leave here with anything hanging," he said. However, the state court administrator's office has authorized him to continue to oversee two murder cases: Roark Smith in Wasco County and Dane Donaghy in Hood River County.
Upon retirement judges in Oregon are required by state law to work 35 days a year for five years, in bench cases or research and opinion writing.
"I'm excited about that, because it gets me around the state. I'll just grab my fly pole; there's always a river to fish," Hull said.
Fishing and tap dancing are just a few pastimes Hull, 67, is looking forward to pursuing in what is formally his retirement.
"I can now go skiing when I want to go skiing, to play golf when I want," he said. "When I was a state employee it was not appropriate going out on the golf course in the afternoon, unless it was my vacation time."
He has two sons, Jeremy and Chris, both of Portland. His wife, Linda, died of cancer in 2010. Her children are Scott Omlid of Portland and Jody Filkins of Lake Oswego.
"I've always been interested in music," Hull said. "I took piano lessons and learned the guitar, and I look forward to taking lessons again and pursuing tap."
Hull and friends entertained during the courthouse reception Dec. 21 with a tap dancing routine.
His former teacher, Tony Dallman, and classmates Bob Green and Dennis Zimmerman danced on the courtroom stairway landing, downtown Hood River visible behind them. (Hull declined the suggestion that he dance on the bench.)
He now studies with Charlotte Arnold, and said, "As a kid I always wanted to take tap, but as a kid my parents couldn't afford lessons.
"I love music, I think I have a feeling for rhythm and I love to dance," he said. "It's something I enjoyed and it's a great workout. After an hour of class, you are tired. I'm probably the worst in my class, advanced, but they're very charitable; they help me out."
But life will not be all tap and tee times for Donald Hull. In addition to his annual 35 judicial days, he will donate his time at a Portland law firm that specializes in mental health cases and also work in mediation and arbitration.
But he said he will miss the daily pulse of courthouse life in Hood River.
"Coming down to the courthouse you're in the middle of things; you know what's going on from the legal side. It's not going to be the routine, but I'm going to make sure I have a routine."
His start in the Hood River County legal community was far from routine. Hull was elected District Attorney while still in law school at the University of Oregon, where he graduated in 1970.
"It was highly unusual and it hasn't happened since," he said. He won outright in the primary, while still in law school, and by the November primary he was a member of the bar.
He went into private practice in 1975 with the firm of Annala, Carey, Hull and Van Koten, and in January 1990 was appointed District Court judge by then-Gov. Neil Goldschmidt; Hull took the oath of office in February, and was re-elected in May in a race against Ellen Pitcher.
He succeeded Hugh Garrabrant, who resigned, and became the fourth man to serve as District Court judge in Hood River County.
The Feb. 14, 1990, Hood River News reported, "The county Circuit Courtroom was packed with witnesses to the ceremony, despite a snowstorm that kept at least one dignitary away. Oregon Chief Justice Edwin J. Peterson, who was scheduled to swear Hull in, was unable to attend due to the poor weather."
In 1991 he was appointed District 7 Circuit Court judge by then-Gov. Barbara Roberts, and first re-elected in 1992.
Two cases stand out as the most difficult Donald Hull ever encountered as a judge.
One was the case of a 15-year-old boy who was found guilty of a series of robberies. Under Measure 11 he was tried as an adult.
"That one made me sick," he said.
Then there was the wrenching case of a man convicted in Hull's court for the serial murder of homeless men on the Warm Springs reservation in 1992-93.
"It was a tough case, and then at the end I have to say, 'You are going to die by lethal injection.' It's easy for the attorney to say 'He deserves it,' but when you're the one doing (the sentencing), it's 'How did I get in this position?' Telling this guy he's going to the gallows. Hopefully I don't have to do that again. That's tough."
Hull declined to comment on Gov. John Kitzhaber's decision last month to suspend death penalty decisions.
Three other cases give Hull considerably more pleasure to look back upon, including his very first case, which started in that same snow storm that accompanied his swearing-in as district judge. (More on that in a moment.)
Hull recalled the surprising and unique incident when he was trying a drunk-driving case, and one of the jurors fell asleep while jury was getting instructions.
"The defendant took his watch off and threw it, and it hit the jury box partition, and he yelled, 'Wake up (expletive) and listen to the judge!' The jury went out and was gone about five minutes. If I was his attorney I'd have been mortified."
One of his fondest memories is from his first day on the bench, and a unique judicial situation he said has never been repeated.
He asked for a felony case to start with, and it was a projected two-day trial for drug possession.
"It was two days after I was sworn in and there was still two feet of snow on the ground," Hull said. "I got a jury set, and the next day it snowed even more, and Tom Ewald was on the jury. He had a really good snow rig, and he went out and picked up all the jurors, and brought them in and we finished the case the second day."
Hull said, "I wanted to get the case over with and get through it."
He said having the jurors riding in the vehicle together was okay "as long as they didn't talk about the case."
Ewald recalled, "We were in a bind, and the snow was coming down pretty good. I went over to people's homes, and we made it happen and it went well."
"It's never happened since; although there was a time when we ran out of jurors," Hull said. "We didn't have a big jury pool, so I told the sheriff to go bring people off the street, which a judge can do."
(Coincidentally, Ewald is currently serving in the juror pool, for the first time since 1991.)
Ewald said he gathered two or three people at a time in his Ford pickup and drove them to the courthouse.
"I grew up skiing, and spending a lot of time in the snow, so it was no big operation for me," Ewald said.
Hull's boost to the young HRVHS student was an echo of the kindness shown him by his typing teacher at HRHS, Fran Cody of Hood River, who he said is one his greatest influences.
"One day she asked me to stay after class, and told me 'You're not in trouble, but you're not working to your potential. You have the ability to really succeed, and you're not using your ability.' She encouraged me to apply myself academically and I turned into an A student.
"Fran gave me the confidence to turn it around. She helped me turn my life around." (She became his campaign manager in 1991.)
In his senior year, Cody saw a weary-looking Hull in class and asked if he was tired. He said he was, and that he had a track meet that afternoon.
"She told me, 'You go in the other room and put the typewriter cover over your head and take nap.' She let me sleep before the track meet."
It was one of many fond memories of growing up in Hood River in the 1950s and 1960s, a place where "everyone was middle class, everyone was at the same level. It was a quiet town, tourism was non-existent. You knew everyone who went to the high school.
His grandparents, Walter and Fanny Hull, came during late 1930 from the Midwest and lived in a house at Seventh and Cascade, where some condos are now located. He grew up two blocks away on Oak Street, and he spent a lot of time at his grandparents' house.
His parents were Brook and Marjorie Lofts Hull. Her family had a rock-crushing business on the river fill land where Hood River Inn is today.
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About the Platform
Google's Android OS apps can be downloaded from Google's Play Store.
Browse to the Play Store in the device's app drawer by clicking on the app drawer icon. Then search for the app.
No. 1: Google Currents
Google Currents claims 10-50 million installs and has an average Google Play Store rating of 4.1 stars out of a possible 5 from 34,553 reviewers.
Google Currents is a pretty, magazine-like aggregator with a true offline solution that works well in airplane mode.
Users get newspapers and magazines by title and edition, rather than an amalgamation of articles delivered by category, so it replicates the hard-copy experience to a certain extent.
Content is free, which is remarkable, because some of these outlets charge for their content online or via their own apps.
No. 2: Twitter
Twitter claims 100-500 million installs and has an average Google Play Store rating of 4 stars out of a possible 5 from 775,383 reviewers.
You can't beat Twitter for instant breaking and local news. Just subscribe to the inevitable feeds gushing out of your local media and public safety agencies to get a fix on cats in trees and other news.
More targeted news and information can be obtained from embassies and consulates, federal agencies and so on. This is the official app. Falcon Pro and others are better for Twitter with live streaming, but they charge.
No. 3: Feedly
Feedly claims 500,000 to 1 million installs and has an average Google Play Store rating of 4.6 stars out of a possible 5 from 25,290 reviewers.
Feedly promises to take up the slack when Google Reader -- TechNewsWorld's former favorite news app -- shuts down on July 1.
Meanwhile, Google Reader users, start connecting your data and get used to Feedly. It may well become your default RSS reader, whether you like it or not.
Luckily, Feedly does provide a rather elegant and svelte interface. Whether it's going to be able to handle the RSS feed power-users' grunt-work formerly provided by Reader remains to be seen. We hope so.
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Flipboard presents news in a flip-style mashup with your social feeds. It looks great and is particularly strong on photography. Pocket interoperability allows you to save articles for later across devices -- including onto your desktop or laptop machines.
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No. 5: The Guardian
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin today released the latest "Open for Business" report documenting the state's economic progress. The May 2011 report highlights projects and related announcements from businesses both large and small that will assist with the creation of new jobs and the preservation of existing jobs.
Amazon.com to expand service center, add 200 full-time jobs, in Kinetic Park
Amazon.com announced plans to build a new 70,000-square-foot customer service center in Kinetic Park in Huntington. Amazon will create 200 new full-time jobs at the facility by the end of 2014 and is currently recruiting candidates. Construction on the new facility is slated to begin now and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2011. Amazon is moving its customer service center, operated by AMZN.wvcs LLC, from its current location in downtown Huntington into the new facility.
TransGas plans May 9 groundbreaking for Mingo County coal-to-gas plant
TransGas Development Systems has scheduled the groundbreaking for a proposed coal-to-gasoline plant for May 9 in Wharncliffe, Mingo County. The first of its kind in the country, the $4 billion Adams Fork Energy plant is expected to produce 756,000 gallons of gasoline from coal each day. Building is expected to take four years and create 3,000 construction jobs.
Alcon opens expanded manufacturing facility
Intraocular lens manufacturer Alcon Research, Ltd. completed the expansion of its $40 million manufacturing facility in the Huntington Area Development Center Business Park. The new 70,000-square-foot facility is used to make "delivery systems," or small devices used to place the lens into the eye during surgery. When fully operational, the facility is expected to employ 300 people.Because Swiss-owned Novartis is acquiring Alcon, the ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by Manuel Sager, Switzerland's ambassador to the United States. Before the ceremony, Sager visited Helvetia, a community in Randolph County settled by the Swiss in 1869. Helvetia retains its Swiss atmosphere and celebrates its heritage with an annual festival.
Quad/Graphics to invest $15 million in Berkeley County plant
Quad/Graphics Inc. announced plans to invest more than $15 million in its Martinsburg book-manufacturing plant. The Wisconsin-based company will upgrade press equipment and update its binder models. Quad/Graphics intends to move its mass-market paperback operation from its closing Buffalo, N.Y., plant and consolidate it with Martinsburg's existing trade-book services. Quad/Graphics produces magazines, catalogs, direct mail products, books, directories and specialty products. The company has 60 print-production locations in the U.S., Canada, Latin America and Europe.
Lewis County technology firm wins $10 million U.S. Energy contract
Allegheny Science & Technology recently received a contract valued at up to $10 million with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Based in Weston, Allegheny will provide project management services to DOE's operations office and nuclear energy facilities in Idaho. Allegheny's team includes Morgantown-based Performance Results Corp. and Virginia-based McNeil Technologies. Allegheny is a participant in the U.S. Small Business Administration's 8(a) Business Development Program.
Jefferson County institute on team awarded Next Generation Learning grant
American Public University System (APUS) is on the Open Academic Analytics Initiative (OAAI) team that has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the Next Generation Learning Challenges (NGLC) for a project to research and activities in support of the Sakai online Collaboration and Learning Environment. Funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates and the William & Flora Hewlett Foundations, NGLC focuses on technology-enabled approaches to improve college readiness and completion. With offices in Charles Town, American Public University System is an online university system that includes member institutions American Public University and American Military University.
U.S. SBA honors West Virginia's Best Small Businesses for 2011
Winners of the 2011 West Virginia's Best Small Businesses will be honored by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) on May 3 in Beckley. Honorees include SBA Young Entrepreneur of the Year Arthur Ebeling, CEO, Warrior Energy, Martinsburg, Berkeley County; Financial Services Champion of the Year Melinda Walls, director of West Virginia University's Entrepreneurship Center in Morgantown, Monongalia County; Minority Small Business Champion of the Year Jamila Jones-Fleet, president of Innovative Solutions Technology, Kearneysville, Jefferson County; and Veteran Small Business Champion Walter S. Howerton III, president, WV Vet Tech LLC, Richwood, Nicholas County.
Oliverio Italian Style Peppers, Clarksburg, Harrison County, was chosen for the Jerry Butland Family-Owned Business of the Year award. Operated by siblings Deanna Mason and Mark Oliverio, the company was also selected as the SBA Region III Regional Award. Region III includes Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and District of Columbia.
Harry Siegel, president of HMS Technologies Inc., Martinsburg, won the West Virginia 2011 Entrepreneurial Success award and was named as the Region III Entrepreneurial Success Regional honoree.
Judith Sheppard, president/CEO of Professional Services of America, Inc., in Parkersburg, Wood County, has been named West Virginia's 2011 Small Business Person of the Year. She is in competition for the National Small Business Person of the Year. The winner of the national honor will be named by the SBA on May 20 in Washington, D.C.
Homeland Security honors Kanawha County small business
BrooAlexa Design Joint Venture recently received the 2011 Department of Homeland Security Small Business Achievement Award in a ceremony in Washington, D.C. BrooAlexa Design Joint Venture provides architectural and interior design and engineering services for new construction and renovation projects. The award-winning project was the Dormitory and Conference Center at the Advanced Training Center in Harpers Ferry for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Procurement Directorate. The joint venture companies are BrooAlexa LLC and Perspectus Architecture. BrooAlexa Design is one of only 16 companies nationally to receive the award.
Construction begins at Tech Park and Tech College
Construction is underway at the West Virginia Education Research and Technology Park (WVERTP), formerly the Dow South Charleston Technology Center. A $15 million Advanced Technology Center is being built near the entrance. Plans also call for the renovation of existing buildings on the 258-acre park.Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College recently broke ground on a new Applied Technology Center at the Williamson campus in Mingo County. The new center will be 25,000 square feet.
WorkForce West Virginia receives kudos from U.S. Dept. Of Labor
The U.S. Department of Labor ranks West Virginia first in the country for timeliness in the adjudication of non-monetary unemployment compensation claims related to quits and discharges in 2010. The state ranked above the national average in all nine core performance measurements for unemployment claims. The WorkForce West Virginia Labor Market Information website www.workforcewv.org/LMI includes state, regional and county labor information, from employment statistics to worker availability.
WVDO participates in aeronautics industry exhibition
The West Virginia Development Office, the West Virginia Aeronautics Commission and several state airports participated in the aviation industry's maintenance repair and overhaul exhibition MRO 2011. Marketing managers and airport managers from Beckley, Charleston, Huntington, Parkersburg and Bridgeport took part in the event, held April 12 - 14 in Miami Beach. Aeronautics Commission Director Susan Chernenko met with various aerospace interests attending the show. The joint cooperation helps promote the state's growing aerospace business.
Handyman Club of America gives Simonton Windows seals of approval
Simonton Windows, which operates a manufacturing plant in Wood County, has received two "Seals of Approval" from the Handyman Club of America. One is for "Contractor Tested and Recommended"; another is for "Member Tested and Recommended." Both titles were received as a result of installation testing on Simonton Reflections® double-hung replacement windows.
Projects extend waterlines in Webster County
A public-private partnership consisting of the Webster County Commission, Webster County Economic Development Authority and West Virginia American Water Company has awarded contracts for two waterline extension projects in Webster County. The first project will construct approximately 26,990 feet of waterline to extend service to several customers in the Miller Mountain area of Webster County. The $900,474 contract was awarded to Pro Contracting Inc., Clarksburg. The second project, known as "Diana Phase I," will construct and install approximately 51,850 linear feet of water mains and related facilities extending along State Routes 15 and 20 from Miller Mountain to Diana Elementary School. The project will provide water service to approximately 162 users. The $3,241,500 project has been awarded to Welding Inc., Charleston, and Mike Enyart and Sons, South Point, Ohio.
Tyler County food firm cuts the mustard as outstanding condiment finalist
Uncle Buck's Mustard Relish – Hot has been selected as a Silver Finalist for Outstanding Condiment in the 2011 softi™ Awards from the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade. The Sistersville company competed against 1,657 contenders across 31 award categories to become one of 110 Silver Finalists.
Amazon.com to expand service center, add 200 full-time jobs, in Kinetic Park
TransGas plans May 9 groundbreaking for Mingo County coal-to-gas plant
Alcon opens expanded manufacturing facility
Quad/Graphics to invest $15 million in Berkeley County plant
Lewis County technology firm wins $10 million U.S. Energy contract
Jefferson County institute on team awarded Next Generation Learning grant
U.S. SBA honors West Virginia's Best Small Businesses for 2011
Homeland Security honors Kanawha County small business
Construction begins at Tech Park and Tech College
WorkForce West Virginia receives kudos from U.S. Dept. Of Labor
WVDO participates in aeronautics industry exhibition
Handyman Club of America gives Simonton Windows seals of approval
Projects extend waterlines in Webster County
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"The Big Bang Theory" actress Kaley Cuoco is off the market.
After a quick courtship, Cuoco is engaged to tennis pro Ryan Sweeting, her rep confirms.
The 27-year-old actress and 26-year-old Sweeting began dating about three months ago.
The engagement comes a few days after Cuoco took Sweeting as her date to the Emmy Awards. At a pre-Emmy event, Cuoco called Sweeting the "greatest date ever" on a photo posted to her official Twitter and Instagram accounts.
News of the proposal was first reported by Us Weekly.
It will be the first marriage for both.
"The Big Bang Theory" returns for its seventh season on Thursday.


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Thomas Morton Allen
Thomas Morton Allen passed away on December 9, 2012. He was born June 9, 1940 to Don and Madeline Allen in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Tom experienced many tragedies in his lifetime, but he rose above them all! He never married or had children.
He lived in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan for the past 4 ½ years, enjoying its natural beauty. He also lived in California and Oregon, often with his mom and dad.
Tom enjoyed camping, fishing, boating, and traveling in his camper. Cards and Chess were his favorite pass times in which he was very good at. Recording and watching old movies kept him busy too.
After a short battle with Cancer he left us to be with his Mom and Dad. Although not easy, Tom was a Trooper. He was cared for by Tendercare Nursing Home.
Those preceding him in death were his parents: Donald and Madeline Allen; his brothers: Donald James Allen Jr., and Dennis Russell Allen; and niece, Tammy Fay Allen.
Surviving relations are his sister, Charlotte Jane (Jeffery Alan) Grunnell of Roseburg, Oregon; his brother, Roger Gerald Allen of Astoria, Oregon; several aunts and uncles in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada; many nieces and nephews in the United States, as well as many cousins. Tom was well loved and will be missed.
A Celebration of Life will be held at Hovie Funeral Home on Saturday December 15, 2012 at 1 p.m. with Reverend Rod Clark officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that any gifts or donations be left to the American Lung Association (ALA), 1-800-586-4872.
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The first-place winners of the Daughters of the American Revolution history month essay were Hailey Harriman for fifth grade, Mary-Kate Wood for sixth and Kate McLemore for eighth.
The first-place winners of the Daughters of the American Revolution history month essay were Hailey Harriman for fifth grade, Mary-Kate Wood for sixth and Kate McLemore for eighth.
This year�s topic was �The lives of children during the American Revolution.�
The DAR congratulates these winners and all 37 students who participated in this year�s contest. The first place winners were pinned with a beautiful bronze medal for their win and received a booklet including a copy of the Constitution and other important historical documents, a copy of the Bill of Rights, George Mason�s essay on the Bill, and Patrick Henry�s famous �Give me liberty, or give me death� speech.
The Lives of Children during the American Revolution
By Hailey Harriman
Grade five
Port St. Joe Elementary School
On April 19, 1975 in Lexington, Massachusetts is when our lives changed. It was the American Revolutionary War and my mom Betsy Ross, born January 1, 1752 in Philadelphia, did something great for our country. My dad John Ross and my three brothers Blayze Ross, Jett Ross and Breeze Ross were soldiers in the Lexington war. This is how it happened.
My dad and brothers, who were already a part of the local militia, volunteered to fight for our country. My dad and brothers came home from a meeting with George Washington and we ate dinner. After dinner, my mom said she wanted me to help her make something during the war, I wondered what it was.
One week and six days later the war began. I was so worried about my dad and brothers in the war. My mom told me it was time to start the �surprise�. She asked me to go get the red, white, and blue thread and so I did. I wandered why red, white, and blue and so I asked her what we were with those colors. She said, �We are going to make an American flag.� We worked on it all day and then mom went to lie down and rest. While she was resting, George Washington came to the door. I answered the door and he said that my dad and two of my brothers, Blayze and Jett, had been shot and passed away. Tears were streaming down my face, I was so sad and didn�t know how I was going to tell my mom. I went to bed and tried to sleep but all I could think about was losing my dad and my brothers. It was the longest night of my life.
That morning, mom and I sat down to freedom tea. After we drank our tea, I gave her the bad news, she started crying and I did too. I tried to be strong and brave, I told her that we would be okay, but I was really sad and scared. We started working on the flag to try to get things off our minds. We were half way done with the flag and it was time for dinner. So hard to believe that Breeze was the only family member we had left. Our lives would never be the same again.
It is time for bed again, I can hear cannons and guns going off, and it makes me even more afraid and sad. How many more people were going to die?
The next morning, my mom said that she had some good news. When we finish the flag, our country will display it for all Americans to see. I was so proud of my mom�s hard work. Then my mom said the war was almost over, we were beating the British and that my brother Breeze would soon be home. I was so happy to hear that the war was ending soon. To celebrate we had homemade bread and coffee, and then it was time for bed.
When I woke up the next morning, my brother was home. I couldn�t believe the war was finally over. That afternoon, my mom and I finished the flag. It was beautiful, red and white strips, with a circle of thirteen white stars in a blue square at the top left corner of the flag.
The Lives of Children during the American Revolution
By Mary-Kate Wood
Grade six
Faith Christian School
I am going to tell you about Sybil Ludington, also known as the �Female Paul Revere�. Syb, as we called her, is my sister. I am Rebecca Ludington, and we are two of twelve children. Our father, Colonel Henry Ludington, was part of the Seventh Militia of the Continental Army that patrolled a section in Connecticut and New York. Syb and I would spy for him and made up special signals that were also used by another secret agent of my father�s. Syb would deliver secret messages from father to his secret agents.
During our younger years, my father was a miller and the justice of the peace. Then in June of 1776, my father took the position of Colonel of the Seventh Militia. The area that he was in charge of had a large population of Tories and informers.
One day, Daddy learned that the British had placed a bounty on his life. This news did not discourage the Colonel from his duties no Sybil�s plight to help her father. Sybil served many nights on Sentry duty and many times saved our father�s life.
On April 5, 1777, Sybil turned 16 years old. Twenty-one days later, on the night of April 26, 1777, Sybil heard talking outside of our window. Our parents were talking to a man who had ridden up very quickly to our home. The rider and horse were wet with sweat and exhausted. He told them that about 2,000 British soldiers were in Danbury, and they were searching stores for the Continental Army�s ammunition, guns, and supplies. The British marked with chalk the properties of those that were loyal to the British and to be unharmed. Sybil wanted to know what was happening. Father told her the British were attacking Danbury. Syb said that she could ride and warn the neighbors and to muster his troops. Sybil pleaded with our parents, when finally they gave in.
Bent low over her horse, Syb rode hard and fast from Carmel to Cold Spring. She avoided known paths which made the journey even more dangerous because of the risk to her horse, but the most treacherous part of the journey was the informers that hid in the darkness of the secret trails throughout the woods. Her deep commitment to the cause of freedom at such a young age drove her every mile. House to house she went, yelling as she passed, �Danbury�s burning! Soldiers are coming! Muster at Ludington�s Home!� Seeing a light come on, she knew she had been heard; so she continued on to the next house. Forty miles she rode. �By daybreak, thanks to her daring, nearly the whole regiment was mustered before her father�s house at Fredericksburg, and an hour or two later was on the march for vengeance on the raiders.� About 400 troops marched to Danbury, but they were too late to save the town, it was burning. However they did fight many of the British as the British left the area.
Because of Sybil�s brave actions, George Washington came to our house in person and thanked her and my dad for their bravery. Just think, the commanding general of the colonial forces was at our house! What a wonderful and exciting moment for my family!
Looking back on my younger years, remembering the hard times we suffered to gain our freedom, I feel so proud of my sister. I am not trying to compare her ride with that of Paul Revere�s and its midnight message, but my sister was only a child. Both rides were true acts of true Patriots, and in my mind, neither were more important than the other.
A few years later, Sybil married Edgar Ogden who had served in the Revolutionary War with the Navy under the Connecticut Continentals. Sybil had one child, a son that she named Henry. Thankfully, the rest of her life was calm and filled with love and laughter.
The Lives of Children during the American Revolution
By Kate McLemore
Grade eight
Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School
Hello, my name is Molly Andrews and it is the year 1777. I live in Concord, Massachusetts which is about twenty-five miles from Boston. My dad left for Boston three weeks ago for what we thought was a business trip concerning Andrews Boat Company, our family company. However, we have received word that instead of coming home he is headed to Valley Forge in Pennsylvania to help General Washington. Everyone has heard by now how cold all the soldiers are; we have all been gathering socks and shoes to send to our loved ones. I worry everyday about my dad, but I know that since I am the oldest of the three kids that I have to step up and start helping my mom with our company.
Today I am going to see if I can get former workers wives to help. Most of the men who worked for us have left to become patriots for the Continental Army. That leaves my mother, my six year old brother, my eight year old sister, me, and a few wives of former workers to do the work of the men. I am very fortunate my dad has always let my mother and me help, so we know how to get everything done. Today we rigged a pulley system to life the heavy boards for placement on the boats. Orders for new boats have greatly decreased. Instead, we are mostly repairing the boats which belong to the privateers.
It has now been four months, and we were ecstatic to see my father�s face for the first time in months. He was terribly malnourished and had lost two fingers to frostbite, but other than that he was in much better shape than many others. I was very worried I was never going to see him again, but I never voiced this to my mother or siblings. We have since found out from my dad that when he went to Boston for his meeting a few months ago that he heard that peoples one year enlistments were ending and people were leaving General Washington because of the conditions at Valley Forge. When my dad heard this, he knew he had to go and help his old time friend, General Washington. When he arrived at Valley Forge he found out everything everyone had said about the conditions were true. Many of the soldiers that had stayed were sick and staying in huts that offered no warmth. He told us a story about a soldier desperately trying to cook a pumpkin for nourishment. However, my dad said that Washington and his soldiers had, indeed made it through the winter and they were now ready to resume the battle.
Our business has been busier than ever before. It is so helpful to have my father and few other men back to help with the business. We have had boats coming in to be repairs that the British have nearly destroyed with musket balls. My dad is getting angrier and angrier with every tattered boat that comes in to be repaired.
It is now November of 1779 and my dad has decided that he would like to continue serving and it would be best for him to join The Continental Navy. He heard about the Battle of Flamborough Head which took place in the North Sea near Yorkshire. John Paul Jones was commanding the American ship, Bonhomme Richard, and was fighting against the British ship, Serpias. Although both ships were shattered and nearly destroyed, John Paul Jones would not give up and actually said, �I have not yet begun to fight!� This courageousness has inspired my dad to join The Navy and fight for the independence of America against the British. My father will leave tomorrow and I pray that he will come back alive.


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Joe Gomez, 52, of Big Spring died Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, at his residence. Vigil services will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Myers & Smith Chapel. Funeral mass will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012, at Holy Trinity Catholic Church with the Rev. Bernard L. Gully officiating. Burial will be at Mt. Olive Memorial Park.He was born Aug. 20, 1960, in Big Spring to Bertha and Ramiro Echavarria. He worked in the oilfield, Fiberglass systems and for more than 20 years for Jiffy Car Wash. He was a lifetime resident of Howard County except for a few years in Laredo. He was a Catholic.He is survived by his wife, Mary Lou Gomez of Big Spring; two daughters, Ann Marie Castillo and Cecilia Marie Gomez, both of Big Spring; one son, Jose Alfredo Gomez Jr. and his wife, Susie of Big Spring; four grandchildren; three brothers, Manuel Chavarria Jr. and his wife, Karla, Ricky Ramirez and his wife, Betty, and Ernest R. Gomez, all of Big Spring; two sisters, Martha J. Fowler and Herlinda Kay Franco, both of Big Spring; and several nieces and nephews.In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three sisters, Magdalena Ruiz, Beatrice Ruiz and Gloria Ruiz; and three brothers, Gregory Ruiz, Ramiro Ruiz and Rosendo Ruiz.Arrangements are by Myers & Smith Funeral Home. Pay your respects online at www.myersandsmith.com


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SEVIERVILLE, TENN. – The Coker women's golf team is in third place with a team total of 670, after day two at the 2014 Food Lion SAC Women's Golf Championship.
Taylor Demby continues to head the Cobras, after signing off an a second round score of 83. Her score is currently third best for individual play in the tournament. Mallory Thompkins and Krista Thorpe came in next for Coker, with scores of 84 and 86 respectively, while Amber Harman and Tensley Clowser finished with scores of 87 and 88.
Wingate currently holds the first place position with a team score of 659, while Queens is just one stroke ahead of Coker with a 669. The third and final round of the tournament will take place Tuesday (Apr. 15) morning.


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Scarlett Johansson and her ample cleavage are here to save the day!
We got our hands on the first clip from "The Avengers," showing ScarJo in action as Natasha Romanoff, AKA Black Widow.
In the clip, Scarlett impressively takes out a gang of captors while handcuffed to a chair ... all while wearing a pretty revealing dress!
Looks like she'll be able to hold her own alongside The Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man and Hawkeye.
We also got the first glimpse at the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, Nick Fury's (Samuel L. Jackson) base of operations, in the new clip below.
"The Avengers" assemble in theaters on May 4.


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Sherri L. Regalbuto 11/29/2007 6:46:39 AMVery nice, I love how both of their feet are in the same position. This is what makes this fabulous. #797559
Mary Anne Frey 11/29/2007 7:49:43 AMThis is adorable Laurie! Great shot! #5147154
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Eppo - I think word promoter is a wee bit wrong. I know Mike and through him and my travels to Medano I have shared a beer with Mark. However, I have nothing to gain financially from being enthusiastic about the brand and unlike some I won't pimp on any thread - only where I genuinely think a Shinn Board will be the right board. Kami is a big dude who wants to ride and have fun in chop then he seriously has to consider a Shinn - it is the goto choice of loads of bigger guys in nasty UK slop... and us svelte 78kg 38 year old Scots have fun on them too


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June is National Great Outdoors Month, which is a wonderful time to enjoy fun outdoor activities with family and friends.
And this year, private campgrounds, RV parks and resorts that are affiliated withGoCampingAmerica.com will celebrate the occasion by offering a 20% discount on camping during the first three weeks of June, according to a news release.
"We think National Great Outdoors Month is a perfect opportunity for America's campground industry to encourage everyone to get outdoors, explore nature and have fun with their friends and families," said Paul Bambei, president and CEO of the National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (ARVC).
The Denver, Colo.-based association represents more than 3,300 private campgrounds, RV parks and resorts, which it promotes through the GoCampingAmerica.com website.
In addition to providing discounts on camping, GoCampingAmerica.com will also provide e-coupons that consumers can use to obtain discounts at Camping World stores and RV rentals booked through El Monte RV, which has agreed to provide 500 free miles plus 50 free miles a day to GoCampingAmerica visitors who rent an RV for at least one week during the June 1-25 period.
GoCampingAmerica.com will feature e-coupons for use at campgrounds, Camping World stores and El Monte RV beginning May 15. However, the discounts will be available June 1-25. Campground discounts will be available only at participating parks and on a space-available basis.
"We encourage campers to use GoCampingAmerica.com to locate the campgrounds, RV parks and resorts that are of interest to them and to call at least 24 hours ahead to book their reservations," Bambei said.
GoCampingAmerica.com is the largest searchable database of privately owned and operated campgrounds, RV parks and resorts in the country, which offer fun family activities as well as rental accommodations ranging from safari tents and teepees to cabins, luxury park model cottages, yurts and RVs.
The National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds is the national voice of the outdoor hospitality industry. For additional information, visit www.gocampingamerica.com.


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With full patience finally Asep also managed to change the Honda Tiger 2004 to such a daunting Diavel Ducati on the streets.
"To make the motor Honda Tiger 2004 I became like this, I spent up to 3 years. Since I change it slowly," Asep said when met at the Bandung detikOto last weekend.
"Actually I do not know what my bike this concept now, which I definitely want to be different with other motors and certainly looks unique. And I'm very satisfied with the outcome today," Asep said, smiling.
Highly visible Asep change the entire look of his 2004 Honda Tiger this. Beginning with a cut-style seats with single seater.
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Want to eat more organic food? A food forest is a great way to do that.
Permaculture design identifies seven layers in a food forest, from the tallest trees in the canopy continuing down below the soil layer.
There are many varieties of plants that are routinely available in Illinois garden centers, including a few examples below.
The highbush blueberry has a Early Summer bloom period. Propogated by Bare root, Container, Cuttings, Seed, the fruit/seed period of the highbush blueberry lasts from Summer to Summer.
The highbush blueberry requires between 32 and 50 inches of rain per annum. It is Native to IL.
Surviving in temperatures above -33°F, the highbush blueberry is in the Heath family. It's scientific name is Vaccinium corymbosum, and it has a Low drought tolerance.
While a plant may be listed as fruit-bearing in Illinois, you might not have the best growing conditions in your specific area.
Talking to your local garden supplier is a great way to learn more about the plants, shrubs and ground species that will be the perfect fit for your new food forest.
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Food Feud: March 2013
. . . shredded carrot, spinach, and mushrooms. WF's bar. Raw cabbage, so pretty. Smoked freekeh salad (w/ tomatoes, bell pepper, cucumber and onion) with Beyond Meat chunks ! That's some pretty serious unmeat product. This is all the produce I had in . . .
Food Feud: Slightly Different Salads
. . . flax crackers on salad. Even your sandwich is vibrant! I've not seen the smoked freekeh salad previously, it sounds interesting. Ginger Juice sounds great! Shen is awesome! Reply Delete Replies foodfeud March 24, 2013 at 7:13 PM The sandwich. . .
Choosing Raw Vegan And Raw Recipes 2013 Holiday Gift Guide. 63 Ideas For Vegan Apparel, …
. . . granola, oatmeal, and maple syrup), .00, from Purely Elizabeth. 5. Wholegrain Freekeh 4 Pack , .00, from Food52 Provisions. 6. Caviart vegan caviar 4 jar set , .00, from Vegan Cuts. 7. DIY Kimchi Kit with Signed Copy of The Kimchi . . .
California Barley Bowl Recipe 101 Cookbooks
. . . coming year 😉 xo Francesca January 11, 2014 Looks very tasty. Might try it with freekeh or farro too. cedartree January 12, 2014 So nice to see barley getting some attention. The recipe does not specify whether to use "hulled" or "pearled" . . .
Clean Cuisine Challenge Day 10: Are Whole Grains Healthy?
. . . it's impressive nutritional profile. Freekeh: The hot " new" supergrain, freekeh is actually young wheat that is harvested while it is still green and then roasted. The texture is somewhat like barley and the flavor is similar to bulgur w . . .
Kale Rice Bowl Recipe 101 Cookbooks
. . . Coincidentally, I was out of barley for one of my favorite soups and had to use freekeh a few weeks back. It worked, but not exactly my go-to from now on. I'm definitely trying this out now, because I have almost the whole box of . . .
Farro & Herbs Recipe 101 Cookbooks
. . . suitable substitute? Claiborne June 7, 2010 Recently, I found something called Freekeh a farro cousin at our green market, and have been saving it for the right summer recipe. I think this is it! Deana @ Cooking with Trader Joe's June 7, 2010 . . .
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Sussex County government ended the fiscal year 2012 budget year with a surplus of $854,029, according to a recently released audit report.
Sussex County government ended fiscal year 2012 with a surplus of $854,029, according to a recently released audit report.
The report, prepared by public accounting firm BDO USA, was accepted by Sussex County Council at its Jan. 22 meeting.
County officials have committed roughly $320,000, or about 37.5 percent, of the surplus funds to help pay for the addition of four more Delaware State Police troopers who will be assigned to the county starting in the spring.
The remaining $524,000 of the surplus from fiscal year 2010, which ended June 30, will be applied toward the county's general fund, county officials said, adding that county council is awaiting staff recommendations for the allocation of those funds.
The fiscal year 2012 surplus represents the third straight year of greater revenue than expenditures for the county, although the most recent surplus is about only about 25 percent of the
$3.4 million in excess revenue recorded at the end of fiscal year 2011.
"We're seeing some small increases and glimmers of growth, particularly in the realty transfer tax and building permits, but overall the economy is relatively flat," County Finance Director Susan Webb said.
Actual revenues were $1.4 million more than what the county anticipated for fiscal year 2012, most of which was the result of higher-than-expected realty transfer tax revenue and an increase in sheriff's sales resulting from foreclosures, county officials said.
Those gains, however, were offset by weaker-than-expected income from the interest generated by investments, as well as the late receipt of a state grant that will be recorded in the fiscal year 2013 audit report.


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Drink up.T-minus one day until Thanksgiving, everyone! You know what that means? T-minus one day until you hate your mother-in-law more than usual, up your Klonopin dosage, and spend the day more or less stifling tears, because when family gets together -- and interrupts your perfectly happy life -- it's a bad scene. And it can make you feel like you're 9 years old again, which is never fun.
A word of advice: Go in prepared. Expect the worse. Know that the minute you walk into your sister's home, she's going to give you a once-over (and it's going to upset you). And, of course, have comebacks ready in the chamber for the questions and comments you know are coming.
Here are 12 pre-packaged comebacks for you. Pre-packaged like your Aunt Sally's stuffing. (That's right, Aunt Sally, we know your "secret".)
Question: Still single, huh? When do you think you're going to get engaged?
Answer: When you stop asking.
Question: You've been married five minutes already. When do you think you'll have a baby?
Answer: Not sure, but we've been trying non-stop, if you know what I'm saying.
Question: You look like you lost weight. Are you eating?
Answer: No, I'm not eating. In fact, this is the first meal I've had in weeks.
Comment: You look ... healthy.
Answer: I'm pregnant, didn't you hear?
Comment: You know, your cousin is pregnant. Just saying ...
Answer: I know, I heard! Did she find out who the father is yet?
Question: But are you happy?
Answer: I was yesterday.
Comment: Don't you think you've had enough wine?
Answer: Being that I'm sober enough to be annoyed by that comment, no.
Comment: Oh, the baby's fine. Don't be such a worrier.
Answer: You're right. What was I thinking wanting to tend to my crying child? Next thing you know I'm going to want to change her diaper.
Comment: The baby can have a little bit of gravy. It's fine. You kids and your "rules" these days.
Answer: Your generation smoked when they were pregnant.
Comment: [If you're pregnant] You look huge! You must be due any day now!
Answer: Oh, I didn't tell you, I already gave birth. This is all just baby weight now. Awk-ward.
Comment: When you were little, I would have never let you get away with that.
Answer: Which is exactly why I am.
Question: Do you want leftovers?
Answer: No. I'm good. I don't want any souvenirs from tonight, but thanks!
Does getting together with family bring out the worst in you?
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Foreign Insights
Matt Hawkins
May 7, 2014
Research by Bradley students helped facilitate a forum on the impact of a proposed free-trade agreement between the U.S. and European Union. The discussion brought EU diplomats together with students and local residents to learn about the potentially groundbreaking Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
Students in an international studies class researched TTIP's potential impact on local businesses, labor and the environment. They produced and packaged research on TTIP's potential impact in the Midwest. In addition, students hosted the seven diplomats on campus.
"This is what the Bradley experience is all about," said Dr. Jeanie Bukowski, associate professor of international studies. "My students and I jumped at the chance to collaborate with the World Affairs Council and various other groups to bring these European dignitaries to campus to discuss this important trade agreement. The students not only gained crucial knowledge about TTIP and EU-U.S. relations, but also honed professional skills that will serve them well in their future careers."
The day's program featured a panel discussion and a business seminar. The format gave students ample opportunities to engage diplomats on a range of foreign policy matters.
"This gives us more respect for how global events affect our lives," said international studies and criminal justice studies major Livi Lu '17. "As college students, we look up to people who have achieved success in this area, so we were delighted they were as interested in us as much as we were interested in them."
Students took advantage of the opportunity to engage the guests in order to bring coursework knowledge to life.
"As important as it was to receive classroom experience, it was more important to be able to speak to the diplomats," said international studies major Josh Hatler '16 . "It was great to have conversations about their perspectives and see that reflected in what we learned in class."
The regional EU representatives strategically chose academic forums to discuss TTIP because of the combination of intellectual and youthful perspectives.
"You can have debates, which are very productive, and can be surprised with the questions," said Greek Consul General Madam Ioanna Efthymiadou.
The program was a collaborative effort of the Peoria Area World Affairs Council, Small Business Development Center, International Trade Center, Institute of International Studies, the European Union Center at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and the Peoria Area Chamber of Commerce. It was funded by a grant from the Delegation of the European Union to the United States, as part of their EU in the US Discussion Series.


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quantum well depth in square wells - labeling and wavefunction plotting
the "square well" is really a "finite barrier square well" calculation. It should be labeled as such.
The wavefunctions that are being resolved should only be plotted in a spatial range that is relevant. So if the square well is 5nm wide the wavefunctions might penetrate 2nm on either side, one should not show the spatial range from -100 to 100nm but in a spatial range of say -4.5 to +4.5nm


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Milton 'Brad' Turman
EUPORA — The funeral for Milton "Brad" Turman services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Oliver Funeral Home Chapel in Eupora with burial in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Webster County.
Visitation will be today from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Oliver Funeral Home of Eupora is in charge of all arrangements
Mr. Turman, 79, died Monday, Sept. 6, 2010 in Eupora.


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Posted: Nov 21 2015, 4:42am CST | by pamela, Updated: Nov 21 2015, 4:45am CST, in Deals
|Available on: Nov 26-28,2015
$479.99 HP Envy 15.6 Inch Touch Screen Laptop Intel Corei5 6GB
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Available on Nov 26-28,2015
Best Buy ad features $479.99 HP Envy 15.6 Inch Touch Screen Laptop Intel Corei5 6GB Deal at Best Buy Black Friday Sale.
Black Friday is the best time to bargain laptop Deals. For the first time this year a new generation of low-cost Windows 8.1 laptops are on the market. The flash based Windows 8.1 Laptop attack the Google Chromebook laptops. Prices are as low as $99.99 for such a new bread of Windows 8 laptops. There are again the classic full featured Black Friday laptop deals. Prices have dropped this year to under $160. The most savings on Black Friday laptops are though on mid-range to high-range Core i3, Core i5 or Core i7 laptops.
The Best Buy Black Friday 2015 sale starts at 5pm on Thanksgiving Day. Best Buy will hand out tickets up to 2 hours before the store opening. Best Buy closes at 1am Black Friday and then re-opens at 8am on Black Friday 2015. Tickets will be handed out up to 1 hour before the stores open. Best Buy is opening 1 hour earlier than Walmart this year.
Of course the Best Buy Black Friday 2015 online sale starts already at midnight or shortly there after. It is never clear which advertised Best Buy Black Friday deals will also be offered online. What we know for sure is that the $199.99 50-inch Panasonic Doorbuster is in stores only.
Consumer electronics deals are again exceptional in the Best Buy Black Friday ad. Best Buy has advertised 37 TV deals besides, laptop, tablets, Apple products, video game consoles, cameras, movies, appliances and many more<
Disclaimer: The Black Friday deal information given above is without warranties on accuracy and availability. Black Friday deals tend to sell out very quickly and as retailer only keep low inventories for doorbuster deals.
$479.99 HP Envy 15.6 Inch Touch Screen Laptop Intel Corei5 6GB Deal at Best Buy Black Friday Sale
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text: Changes to UK's PSC regime New timing requirements for updating and filing PSC information and extension of the regime Share this 5 JUL 2017 On 26 June 2017, changes were made to the PSC regime to ensure full compliance by the UK with the requirements of the EU Fourth Money Laundering Directive (4MLD). This bulletin highlights the key changes and the actions companies should take to ensure that they comply with the new requirements. For further information on the PSC regime, see our earlier bulletin. New 14 day longstop period for updating PSC register and issuing investigatory notices When there is a change to the information in a company's PSC register, it will now have 14 days to update it. The 14 day clock starts when the company holds all of the information that it needs to update the register (for individual PSCs, this means "confirmed" information - ie supplied by the individual, or with his knowledge, or confirmed by him as correct). A new 14 day longstop period also applies to the issue of investigatory notices when a company knows or suspects that there has been a change to its PSC information. New event-driven PSC filing requirements As 4MLD requires information on the central register to be current, the requirement for annual updating of PSC information at Companies House, as part of the confirmation statement process (on form CS01), has been replaced by a requirement for event-driven notification of changes (using forms PSC01 – 09). A company will now have a 14 day period, which starts to run the day after it has updated its PSC register, to notify Companies House of the changes. Changes have been made to the annual confirmation statement (form CS01) to reflect the fact that it will no longer be used to notify and update PSC information; however, the revised form does include a requirement for a company to confirm that it has filed all required PSC information at Companies House. Transitional provisions to ensure PSC information at Companies House is complete and up to date There are transitional provisions which aim to ensure that the PSC information held at Companies House reflects all of the information in companies' PSC registers prior to 26 June 2017. So, by 9 July 2017, any information that has been recorded in a company's PSC register before 26 June 2017, which has not already been notified to Companies House as part of the confirmation statement process, must be filed at Companies House (on forms PSC01-09). Extension of the PSC regime UK AIM companies and NEX Exchange companies (which were previously exempt) are now caught by the regime. The obligation to take steps to identify registrable PSCs/RLEs applies to such companies from 26 June 2017; however, the requirements for them to put in place a PSC register and to file information at Companies House apply from 24 July 2017. The PSC regime has also been extended to Scottish general partnerships (where all partners are corporate bodies) and Scottish limited partnerships, with appropriate modifications to reflect their nature and structure. Actions Be alert to the new 14 day longstop periods for updating/filing PSC information and issuing investigatory notices and put in place appropriate internal processes to ensure these requirements are met. If you have never filed a confirmation statement, file at Companies House by 9 July 2017 all information recorded in your PSC register before 26 June 2017. If you have previously filed a confirmation statement, file at Companies House by 9 July 2017 all changes made to your PSC register between your last confirmation statement date and 26 June 2017. For UK AIM companies and NEX Exchange companies, start carrying out investigations to identify your registrable PSCs/RLEs and ensure your PSC register is in place from 24 July 2017. Further guidance Please get in touch with your usual Corporate contact at DLA Piper if you would like any further guidance or advice on these changes.


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Uber's been sued again — this time because a driver was allegedly delirious behind the wheel, and then went on a campaign against the passenger to keep her yap shut … according to a new lawsuit.
Marisa Hyland says it all went down last summer in NYC, when a driver named June repeatedly averted crashing by a whisker during a 4 mile trip to work. Marisa says June told her she was "delirious" from an all-night shift and needed some ZZZ's.
Marisa says she demanded out and once on safe ground, called Uber again and belatedly got to her destination.
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"Side Strings Sweet" kaftan in Vibrant Foliage pattern
Note From Designer: Some customers of mine have requested me to make alternatives to kaftan strings in the front, my immediate reaction was elasticised waist. Then I thought of an alternate to front-strings without incorporating elastic - the side string. This is a simple kaftan design with a clean look and strings on the side. I used Vibrant Foliage fabric in Light Blue to enhance the look of this kaftan.
Style: Round Neckline Kaftan with side strings
Material: 100% mulmul cotton (fine quality and extremely soft, gets softer with every wash)
Fabric Options: A variety of colors are available in this fabric (Fabric swatches are there in one of the pictures above). If you want the same fabric pictured, just select the Same as Picture option!
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Local News Website Says You Need To Pay To Read Its Stories, Says It's Collecting Visitor IPs To Sue
from the that'll-go-over-well dept
A subscription is required at North Country Gazette. We allow only one free read per visitor. We are currently gathering IPs and computer info on persistent intruders who refuse to buy subscription and are engaging in a theft of services. We have engaged an attorney who will be doing a bulk subpoena demand on each ISP involved, particularly Verizon Droids, Frontier and Road Runner, and will then pursue individual legal actions.Where to start? First, I love how "Verizon Droid" (a phone) is included in the list of ISPs. But, more to the point, this site seems to believe that if it just says you can only visit once without paying, and you don't, it has the right to then use your IP to sue you for "theft of services." I'd love to see how well that plays out in court.


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- Bergmann named Player of the Week, Seelinger tabbed Rookie of the Week -
New York, N.Y. - The Skyline Conference released the Spring weekly report #10 on Monday, May 5th, including Player of the Week, Rookie of the Week, Pitcher of the Week, Honor Roll and Conference statistics.
Baseball Update (25-10) - Full Report
The baseball team captured their seventh straight Skyline Conference Championship this past weekend at Old Westbury. The Rams now advance to the NCAA Regionals.
Senior outfielder Edward Bergmann (East Meadow, N.Y.) was named Player of the Week and freshman pitcher Matt Seelinger (Levittown, N.Y.) earned Rookie of the Week honors.
Bergmann had a pair of multi-hit performances and scored six runs in four victories as third-seeded Farmingdale State claimed its seventh straight title. He added three walks and 2 RBI in the four contests. Bergmann was named the Most Outstanding Player of the Championship for his efforts and was tabbed the Skyline Player of the Week for the second time this season.
Seelinger allowed two runs on three hits over six innings on Sunday afternoon to earn the victory in the championship game with a 5-2 win at Old Westbury. He struck out three to improve to 3-0 on the season. Seelinger has allowed just 12 hits in 23.2 innings pitched on the year.
The Rams next will play a single game at Kean on Thursday, May 8th at 3:30 p.m.
Men's Lacrosse Update (8-6) - Full Report
Farmingdale State fell 15-7 at #2 Kean in the Skyline Conference Semifinals on Thursday. The Rams finished the year with an 8-6 record.
Men's and Women's Outdoor Track
At last weekends NJAC Championships, senior Alix Lamarre (North Bellmore, N.Y.) led the way for the Rams with a second place finish in the long jump 6.80m (22' 3 3/4") and in the triple jump 13.46m (44' 1/2") and took fourth in the high jump 1.83m (6').
The Rams next will head to the ECAC Championships as Lamarre qualified for the long jump and senior Daquan Grant (Copiague, N.Y.) will compete in the triple jump.
Men's Golf Update
The golf team will travel to Grandover Resort in Greensboro, N.C. for the NCAA Division III Championships on May 13-16.
Softball Update (23-12)
The softball team is headed to Montclair State University for the Montclair Regional beginning on May 9th. Farmingdale State will face top-ranked Montclair State (36-6) in their opening round game. The winner of the double-elimination tournament will advance to the Super Regionals.
Women's Lacrosse Update (18-1)
Farmingdale State received a first round bye and will be heading to Sea Gull Stadium in Salisbury, Maryland for a second round game, facing #2 Salisbury University (18-1) on Saturday, May 10th.
Women's Tennis Update (15-2)
Farmingdale State will travel to host-site Amherst College to face Endicott (14-3) in a first round game on Thursday, May 8th. The winner of that match will play Amherst (18-3) on Friday, May 9th.


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— Each NFL season beings an assortment of puzzles and surprises.
For the Philadelphia Eagles, the first of each became apparent the minute they officially announced their initial 53-man roster of 2014 on Saturday.
Among the notable names not on it was running back Matthew Tucker. Among the notable names who stuck were tight end Trey Burton and defensive end Taylor Hart.
Those are the surprises.
That they only kept two totally healthy running backs, LeSean McCoy and Darren Sproles, is the puzzle.
Along with Tucker, the other cuts were LB Emmanuel Acho, OL Josh Andrews, RB Kenjon Barner (waived/injured), CB Roc Carmichael, T Kevin Graf, K Alex Henery, WR...