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JLD3300 3 phrase AC Power/Watt meter
This is a manual that I received from the manufacturer. It may not be written in an excellenct English but it should be good enough to help you to get started. This meter is a piece of of 'art'. It provide a lot of functions like frequency monitrong, current/voltage per leg, phase angle.... and a lot! I'm not a power engineer and I know little about 3 phase. So, forget me if I can't answer your question for this product.
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Cecelia Gertrude Vogt, 88, of Blackfoot passed away Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013 at Bingham Memorial Hospital in Blackfoot.
She was born July 16, 1924 in Blackfoot, the daughter of Marcus Blenkle and Anna Arvish.
Cecilia attended schools in Blackfoot through the 10th grade
On Oct. 19, 1947, she married Joseph Vogt in San Francisco, Calif. He preceded her in death on July 30, 1995.
She returned to Blackfoot in 1963 where she has resided since. She was a parishioner of the Roman Catholic Church.
One of her favorite hobbies was crocheting. However, she was happiest sitting in front of a penny slot machine. A perfect day for mom would be getting her hair done by her close friend, Margaret Sykes, going gambling, and then to IHOP for pancakes. She also enjoyed a leisurely ride in the country with her daughter, Carol and these rides will be missed greatly. Carol would like to thank Dr. Moser for the excellent care and compassion provided and also to Leslie Seiger for the loving care she gave.
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Linked by Eugenia Loli on Thu 3rd May 2007 18:52 UTC, submitted by e-co
eComStation has gotten a new VESA video driver and full ACPI support. The developers are working on user interface improvement as well. "In the beginning of the spring we updated: ACPI subsystem, eComStation kernel, USB Tools homepage, Hardware database, General Network Utilities, PMDownloader, eSchemes gallery, Panorama video drivers, Piano Launchpad and Imagination, Calculator for millionaire, Firewall ports setup, LANGE library." Screenshots can be found here.
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Visiting Mount St. Joseph gave 25th-ranked DePauw all it could handle shooting 42.9 percent from beyond the arc, but the Tigers were able to withstand the Lions' charge and hold on to an 80-74 victory.
With the win the Tigers improved to 4-0 on the year, while Mount St. Joseph dropped to 3-1. DePauw is off to its best start since the 2010-11 season.
Trailing through the majority of the first half, the Tigers mounted a late run over the final three minutes ignited by an Adam Botts three-pointer to enter the break leading 33-27.
DePauw was able to maintain a two-possession lead for most of the second half until the five-minute mark when the Lions' Joel Scudder connected from three to cut the Tigers' lead to 63-61. Botts answered with a three of his own before Scudder nailed a second long ball keeping Mount St. Joseph in the game.
The Lions would cut the DePauw lead to just one point before Tommy Fernitz and Pat Haggin took over and secured the Tigers' victory. Fernitz and Haggin accounted for 10 of DePauw's 13 points over the final 3:20 of the game.
Haggin paced the Tigers with a career-high 26 points and added nine rebounds, while Fernitz grabbed five rebounds and totaled a career-high 17 points.
Bradley Fey had a career-best seven assists and Botts matched his career high scoring 17 points in the win.
DePauw shot 58.0 percent from the floor to Mount St. Joseph's 44.0 percent. The Lions did outshoot the Tigers from the charity stripe going 21-26 (80.8%) to DePauw's 15-21 (71.4%). The battle in the paint was won by DePauw outscoring their opponent 36-22.
Scudder led Mount St. Joseph with a game-high 29 points going 6-10 from three-point range. Ken Kunkel added 14 points in a losing effort.
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Volume 19, Number 2 | May 26 - June 1, 2006
Sears and Kmart fashion move of studios to Canal
By Lincoln Anderson
Mayor Bloomberg and Governor Pataki joined Alwyn Lewis, president and C.E.O. of Sears Holding Corporation, in Hudson Square last Thursday to cut the ribbon on 45,000 square feet of new design offices for Sears and Kmart apparel lines.
The company moved its existing design office from Chelsea with 80 employees to One Hudson Square at Canal and Varick Sts., and plans to add 120 new jobs as a result of the move. Sears Holdings is the parent company of Sears, Roebuck and Co. and Kmart, making it the nations third largest retailer. Using computer-aided design and other techniques, the employees will craft designs for clothing, shoes, accessories and intimate apparel to be sold in the 2,300 Sears and Kmart stores nationwide.
Trinity Church Rector Dr. James Cooper; Carl Weisbrod, Trinity Church Real Estate president; Andrew Alper, Economic Development Corporation president; and Lisa Schultz, Sears Holding Apparel Design executive vice president, also attended the ribbon cutting.
Bloomberg said Searss moving to Hudson Square is yet another example of the continued rebirth of Lower Manhattan after the devastating impact of 9/11. He said its one of the citys fastest-growing areas.
Back in 2001, I dont think anyone thought wed have this situation now, the mayor said. Ten billion dollars worth of public and private construction going on, the occupancy rate down and tourism up; the Tribeca Film Festival has ticket sales up 30 percent from last year. Bloomberg also cited Lower Manhattans residential boom, with a population increase of 10,000 over the last five years.
Pataki said Searss presence adds to the continuing diversity of Lower Manhattan.
We knew when we were bringing Lower Manhattan back, we had to keep it the financial capital, the governor said. But we also want it to be a vibrant, 24/7 community. We want it to be diversified.
One Hudson Square is owned by Trinity Church Real Estate, one of the citys largest and oldest commercial property owners, with more than 6 million square feet. The 17-story building is also home to the Art Institute of New York City, Morgan Stanley, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Getty Images and Bliss Spa.
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In all my years of gaming I've never seen a breath of fresh air quite the likes of the original Patapon. When it debuted on the PlayStation Portable back in 2008, the entire system felt rejuvenated. It wouldn't be long before the PSP returned to being a barren wasteland devoid of good games, but for that moment it was fresh and full of possibilities.
Patapon was a beautiful, innovative, inventive, and just plain fun adventure unlike anything anybody had ever seen before. It was unthinkable that a company as huge as Sony would be willing to take a risk on a title like this. It was even more unthinkable that the series would become a success in North America, and actually be one of the marquis series the PSP had to offer.
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The creators have tried to popularize the series a bit. The most likely reason is because Patapon 2 failed to achieve the success of its predecessor. So they decided to mix things up, and the series is worse off for it. The game is fun in its mechanics, but vapid in its sense of place and personality. Its subdued personality has been replaced by bad jokes and ridiculously flashy anime-style cutscenes.
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Now you simply get a bunch of unique items after each mission. If you need to upgrade your equipment, you just scrap some of the useless stuff and pump the money you receive for it into your best gear. It's not deep or complex at all, but it's satisfying. It should do more good than harm. There are probably more people annoyed by Patapon 2's insistence on grinding than will miss it.


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Immigrant friends living in a shabby corner of Brooklyn while they pursue the American Dream are the center of this comedy-drama from Serbian director Goran Paskaljevic. Tom Conti stars as Alonso, a Spaniard and owner of the Paradiso, a run-down bar where he lives with his blind mother and where his friend Bayo (Miki Manojlovic), an illegal immigrant from Yugoslavia, works as janitor in exchange for free room. The best of friends, Alonso and Bayo are united in believing that they'll succeed in the Land of Opportunity, despite much evidence to the contrary. Bayo's family then follows him to New York from Montenegro, but his beloved youngest son is drowned in the Rio Grande during the dangerous journey. Unable to cope with his grief, Bayo blames his eldest son, Luka (Sergej Trifunovic) for the tragedy. Luka, however, turns out to be the salvation of both his father and Alonso, transforming Paradiso into a trendy ethnic restaurant and marrying a Chinese-American girl in order to gain citizenship.~ Karl Williams, All Movie Guide
Director: Goran Paskaljevic
Cast: Tom Conti and Miki Manojlovic
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Last year in January when I skinned up to the Cardiac Divide and booted 10,820 up there I was descending a nice somewhat exposed portion of the ridge and had one of those guys literally flyover probably about 100 feet above. The downdraft was disconcerting...
Just wait until they actually land on top of you. I was skinning back to Cardiff Pass a few years ago when they landed 100 feet away. I was below a ridge and skinning in an avalanche-prone spot. The PowderTurds are the worst guiding service in North America.
According to the UAC they were "explosive triggered" by the Wasatch Powder Pigs....oh wait I must have meant powder birds . Each slide ran damn near to the end of thier paths and personally they piss me off when they feel the need to throw bombs out there. Guess there is no hope for a "bridging of the gap" for the snowpack up there. The Wizard of the Wasatch called it....guessing we are gonna see a lot more "stability testing" here in the near future .
Let the snowpack heal on its own? Bridging? Hey, the PowderTurds have a lot of boom-boom toys that they need to drop all over the Wasatch like a bunch of six-year olds with a box of firecrackers.
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- If you are a platelet donor, remember that your system must be free of aspirin for two days prior to donation.
- Remember to bring your donor card, driver's license or other form of ID.
Donating blood is a simple process. When you arrive at the Blood Donor Services facility, you will be greeted by our registration team where you will be asked to complete a donor history questionnaire. You will then be escorted to a private health screening room to review your questionnaire and have a minor health exam.
This entire donation process may take up to an hour although the actual time to donate one unit of blood is five to 10 minutes.
Those who donate platelets and plasma will need to set aside roughly two hours, as the process of separating the blood components takes longer.
Donating blood is safe. Sterile, disposable needles and supplies are used once and safely discarded after each donation. You cannot get HIV/AIDS or any other disease by donating blood.
After you donate, we ask that you remain in the facility for about 15 minutes, while we treat you to juice and snacks.
Donating blood may deplete your body's store of iron. Read about Iron Information For Blood Donors here.


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Meet William Madden
William Madden, academic adviser in Counseling for the past five years, says he feels honored to work with students and fortunate to have had truly professional and considerate colleagues. Madden works with students in the Transfer Center and in SSRS (Student Success and Retention Services).
"My position has allowed me to reach out and connect with students who need dedicated support and guidance through the academic process. More often than not, the students I've crossed paths with have had incredible stories that I'm inspired by," he says. "I have also had the opportunity to recruit and guest lecture for the SSRS Summer Bridge program. I've been a mentor in the Puente program for the last couple of years. I've also had an incredible experience as a co-creator and co-coordinator for the Sankofa Scholars program."
Reading instructor Ulysses Pichon, who nominated Madden for this award, says he goes well beyond his duties as an academic adviser at De Anza. "He spends much of his own time to recruit students from the high schools and test them to prepare for enrollment into and success at De Anza College," Pichon says. "Programs are short-staffed, and William Madden can always be counted on to fill in, reach out and contribute in any way needed. He is an inspiration to all of his colleagues."
Madden says he works hard to help the students advance toward their goals. "In my opinion, student success can't be gauged by their grades or what school they transfer to, but rather by the effort they put forward to obtain their objective," he says. "I hope to collaborate with more professionals on campus and the community to expose students to positive and insightful perspectives."
Madden's personal motivation comes from his wife, English instructor Lydia Hearn Madden, and daughter Selah. "They've changed my lens toward people, family and life itself. I'm grateful to have them both in my life." Madden recently earned a master's degree in counseling psychology with an emphasis in marriage and family therapy from the University of San Francisco, and is working toward licensure. He has a bachelor's degree from San Jose State University in criminology with a double minor in communications and economics.


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One-Sort Recycling Collection
Recycling Service:
- Recycling is collected every other week. The maximum weight for the 96-gallon large one-sort cart and its contents is 200 pounds.
- Your recycling cart must be at your collection point, at the alley or curb line, by 6 a.m. on your collection day each recycling week. To sign up to receive email reminders to place your recycling out at your collection point, visit our Find Your Recycling Day webpage.
- Customers are provided with a recycling cart, either a small or a large cart. City crews deliver and maintain all carts. If your cart is damaged, call Solid Waste & Recycling at (612) 673-2917 to request for your cart to be repaired.
- Occasional extra recyclables may be placed next to the recycling cart in a cardboard box or in paper bags. Do not stuff cardboard into the cart so that it will not come out easily when the cart is tipped. Cardboard placed outside the cart should be bundled with string or twine. Bundles or boxes may not weigh more than 40 pounds. If you consistently have extra recycling, an extra cart will be assigned to your household. You may also call Solid Waste & Recycling at (612) 673-2917 to request an additional recycling cart at no charge.
- Your collection day is assigned by the Solid Waste & Recycling Division. Routes are created so the Division operates in the most cost-effective way. Look up your collection day.
- In the winter, remember to shovel a 3 foot wide path to your cart, including snow left by the plow. See Snow Shoveling for specific shoveling requirements.
What can I recycle?
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Put in clear plastic bag and place on top of your recycling cart. Tape the positive (+) terminal of lithium and lithium-ion batteries to prevent fires.
Do not place the following items in your recycling cart:
- Plastic bags
- Scrap metal (pots and pans, pipes, poles, toasters, chairs, scooters)
- Electronics
- Clothes hangers (metal, plastic or wood)
- Garden hoses
- Children's toys
- Syringes
- Styrofoam(TM)
- Garbage
For more detailed information on paper and container recycling, visit the following pages:
Paper Recycling
Food, Beverage & Other Container Recycling
How to Prepare Your Recycling
One-sort makes recycling easier! Simply rinse your containers and place all recyclables loose or in paper bags in your one-sort cart. Do not place plastic bags in your recycling cart. You may collect your recycling in plastic bags, but you must dump the recyclables out of the plastic bag into the cart and place the plastic bag in the garbage or bring it to a second hand store for reuse or a participating grocery store for recycling. You may also collect your recycling in a reusable bag and empty the contents into your one-sort cart for collection.
Plastic Bag Recycling at Participating Drop-Off Locations: Clean and dry plastic bags and films (that are stretchy) can be brought to participating grocery and retail stores for recycling. Plastic films include: bread bags, plastic wrap from around cases of water, toilet paper and paper towel, zipper snack and sandwich bags (remove the zipper part). Plastic films that cannot be recycled at participating drop-off locations include: cracker bags, chip bags, and other films that do not stretch or are dirty. Plastic bags or plastic film may not be placed in One-Sort Recycling carts.
Solid Waste & Recycling completed a citywide educational tag on all customer's One-Sort recycling carts in October 2015. The goal of the educational tag was to remind residents that plastic bags and film are not accepted in the recycling program. Recycling should be placed loose in One-Sort recycling carts. Plastic bags and film get caught in the gears at the recycling facility resulting in the facility shutting down for several hours a day to remove plastic bags and films from the gears.
Home container labels
Label containers in your home so family, friends and guests know how to properly sort their waste. Stickers are available for Solid Waste & Recycling customers to label your interior recycling, organics recycling, and trash containers located throughout your house. To order stickers to help improve your home collection system, call Solid Waste & Recycling at 612-673-2917 or email your request including the number of each type of stickers you want to [email protected]. If you are not a Solid Waste & Recycling customer, you may request labels, guides and more from Hennepin County at www.hennepin.us/recycleeverywhere.
Old Blue and Green Recycling Bins
Residents were encouraged to keep their curbside recycling bins and reuse them for an alternative purpose such as storing toys or lawn care supplies. Do not store any bins that you want to keep at your collection point. Any old bins left at your collection area will be collected by City crews for recycling and cannot be returned.
Educational Tag
Our crews cannot pick up your recycling if there is a problem with it. Unacceptable recycling will be marked with a recycling educational tag. If you find a tag, please read it over to understand what the issue with the recycling is, correct the problem, and place your recycling out on your next recycling day.
Some reasons why your recycling may not be picked up include:
- Non-recyclable materials such as garbage and plastic bags were found in the recycling cart.
- Recyclables were contaminated: items must be rinsed before placed in the one-sort cart.
- Recycling cart was not shoveled and free from snow and ice.
- Recycling was not at the pickup area, next to the garbage cart.
- Recycling was not out for pickup on the correct recycling week.
- Recycling cart weighed over 200 pounds
If your recycling cart was removed for contamination, call our office in three months and it will be returned to you at no charge. Collection crews will pick up properly prepared recyclables set out in paper bags or cardboard boxes on your recycling day. There will be a $15 fee to have your cart returned before the three month holding period. To have your cart returned, fill out our Add, Remove, Return or Exchange Cart Form and email it to our office at [email protected] or fax it to 612-673-2250.
Collection Time
Your recycling will be picked up at any time starting at 6 a.m. on your collection day. You may notice your recycling is collected at about the same time every other week. Please understand that changes in weather conditions, crew assignments and equipment problems can change your pickup to earlier or later in the day. Please make sure your recycling is always out by 6 a.m. on your collection day.
Missed Recycling
If you do not find an educational tag and you believe your recycling was missed, please wait until after 3:30 p.m. on the day of pickup before calling Solid Waste & Recycling at (612) 673-2917. Sorry, but we will not return for recycling if your cart was not out on time.
Extra Recycling
- Occasional extra recycling may be placed in a cardboard box or paper bag next to your One-Sort recycling cart. Cardboard that does not fit inside the cart should be flattened and bundled with string or twine and placed next to the cart. Bundles or boxes may not weigh more than 40 pounds.
- Items must not fall apart or break when crews pick them up.
- Each bag or box must weigh less than 40 pounds.
- If you place extra recycling in an old curbside recycling bin or other plastic tub, it will be taken by collection crews for recycling and you will not be able to get it back.
- Extra recycling is recorded by the crew, and any household who continually has extra recycling will be assigned another cart. There is no charge for additional recycling carts.
Holiday Schedule
When your collection day falls on or after a holiday, recycling collection will be one day later than normal. See the Holiday Schedule for more information.
Report Misuse of Recycling Service
Recycling collection is a special service to our paying customers only. Taking or using another resident's collection point or cart is illegal. City Ordinance 225.10 states in part: "No person shall leave, throw, or deposit, or use or permit any other person to leave, place, throw, or deposit, any substances or materials of any kind at a city solid waste collection point for city disposal when the substances or materials were generated at a location other than the residence."
If you have any additional questions, please call Solid Waste & Recycling at 612-673-2917 or by emailing [email protected].
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What's the conventional wisdom about experimental fiction in America? It began with Gertrude Stein — true — and, as the Irish story writer Frank O'Connor once put it, looks funny on the page — often true — and then basically went underground —false. Some of our greatest writers after Stein employed techniques exceedingly experimental (borrowed from the early modernists such as Joyce and Pound) in novels that we rank as great — "The Sound and the Fury" — and in short stories that we writers who come after regard with something resembling worship — Hemingway's "In Our Time."
So a writer such as Jesse Ball, who follows in the footsteps of these greats takes on a great burden and in his second novel "The Way Through Doors" suggested that he had found a way to create the same kind of intense response that the best realistic writers can call up in most readers. Certainly, with the giant letter Y with which he opened that book he announced his ties with the great experimenters of the 20th-century. In "The Curfew," his new novel, he holds off on the giant type until fully 50 pages in to the story, and used thusly it feels, alas, more like mannerism than experiment.
His story too evokes much less intensity than his previous work. "The Way Through Doors" played seriously with the problem of identity in the modern world and the nature of individual characters in modern fiction. "The Curfew" focuses on a narrower, if not less potentially emotional subject, a family that's trying to survive in an unnamed city in the midst of an undifferentiated political crisis tending toward fascism. But, alas, here, too, comes a falling-off, because Ball simply does not manage to wring from his material either the emotion or the delight most readers require to persevere in a work that tends much more toward allegory or mock-fairy tale than realism.
The novel's high points come this time around not in the narrative but in the language — "A sonata is not the passing of geese, it is not a stream's noise, not the sound of a nightingale. A violin does not speak, does not chatter. The catastrophe of a symphony's wild end is not a storm breaking upon land…" — but there are not enough of these passages to go around to make the thin puppet-show (his metaphor) of a plot keep the reader in thrall.
Now and then we find ourselves in an encounter with a young genius who hits all of the right notes the first time out. For most novelists the apprenticeship's approach toward a work of genius is long and hard. Jesse Ball has already given us a lot, and he promises a lot more. In the next book perhaps we'll see all of his high notes — the form, the thematic material, the fanciful allegory, the wild language — making beautiful music together.
"The Curfew"
By Jesse Ball
Vintage Original, 196 pg., $14.95
Alan Cheuse's newest novel is "Song of Slaves in the Desert."


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'The Simpsons' season 13 (2001-2002)
In Springfield: Homer gets a medical marijuana prescription, Matt Groening becomes the second "Simpsons" creator to appear as himself on the show (after Conan O'Brien). Beyond Springfield: September 11 attacks, Enron files for bankruptcy, U.S. invades Afghanistan. Notable guests: Robert Pinsky, Stan Lee, Phish, R.E.M., Paul Newman, Reese Witherspoon. Season rating: 12.4 million.
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Looking for David William Castle, bush contractor in Coromandel, New Zealand
David Castle was born in 1865 and spent much of his life in the Coromandel working in kauri logging. He married Ann Jane Brady in Auckland in 1893. She died in 1925.He died in 1935 - in Paihia. I am looking for their descendants, most of whom were born in Auckland. A daughter Catherine Georgina married a Fitzpatrick. Is anyone else researching this family? I'd be pleased to make contact.
BE degree in 1885 in New Zealand
I am researching a man born in 1865. Later in life he qualified BE, ie Bachelor of Engineering. I also found reference to him with a ME, Master of Engineering. He was an engineer and surveyor in the Coromandel. Can anyone tell me where he would have qualified. He is not a graduate of either Auckland and Otago Universities.
His name is Ernest Feltus ADAMS, or Feltus Ernest ADAMS.
Looking for Ernest Feltus ADAMS of Thames New Zealand and David William CASTLE, bush contractor, Coromandel, New Zealand.
Ernest Feltus ADAMS was born in 1965 and had a long career as surveyor and engineer in Coromandel. I would like to know more about his career, projects, and social context.
David William CASTLE was a kauri bush contractor in the Coromandel. Born in 1865. He served in WWI as a tunneller. He died in Paihia aged 72.
These men worked together in building the Waitawheta Bush Tramway to bring out kauri logs. The project brought them together in 1909, both having the reputation of being the best in the business, for this difficult project. The Kauri Timber Company commissioned the work. For a public history project we are looking for more information, ESPECIALLY PHOTOS, of both men.
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Should Have Known Better Than To Trust The NY Times: China 'Protest' Hangups Story Is Bunk
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Yes, we should have known better than to trust a NY Times trend piece that opens with a cute and perfect anecdote. I apologize.
In fact, we've called the NY Times out for this same thing in the past. They love to start stories with "perfect" anecdotes that do not appear to have much basis in reality. But they want us to sign up for their paywall to pay for this kind of "reporting"?


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13 Jan 2017
This weather pattern sucks. I don't mind three- or four-day periods of mild temperatures during the winter, but it becomes absurd when it lasts for a week or longer. The high temperature in my area was 73°F on Wednesday, 75°F yesterday, and forecast to be 75°F again today. Aside from tomorrow (61°F), no high temperature in the next 10 days is forecast to be lower than 65°F here. My patience better pay off, and I better get some nice, refreshing cold air late in the month.
8 Nov 2016
The drought seemed to ramp up in September across the South (save the Atlantic coast), and deteriorated rapidly in October. Athens, GA had 0.03" of rain in October, and has had no measurable precipitation since October 15. Parts of northwest Georgia and northern Alabama have been even worse off.
11 Jun 2016
So the high temperature in Athens, GA was 94°F on Friday, and 97°F on Saturday. Temperatures are expected to flirt with 100°F here through Monday, then ease off a bit on Tuesday before the pattern changes and becomes stormier from Wednesday through next weekend.
Anyway, if there are any Southerners around here, post some stuff about the heat for the next few days.
16 Dec 2015
High temperatures really needn't be near 80°F at Christmastime, but that's what AccuWeather is forecasting for my backyard:
I never expect a white Christmas where I live (though 2010 was awesome), but feeling a chill in the air by sunset really isn't too much to ask, is it? I won't even get that this Christmas, thanks to a warm, moist, disgusting airmass. This sucks. Cancel Christmas already.
2 Oct 2015
It began raining here in Athens, GA earlier this evening, and we've had on-and-off showers since. Apparently Athens is forecast to receive between 3" and 4" of rain from this storm, and parts of the Carolinas are forecast to receive 12"+. This could be a disastrous event in the Carolinas if that happens, and there will probably be some problems in Georgia and Virginia too. What makes this scenario even worse is the easterly upslope winds getting dammed up by the southern Appalachians. Expect the heaviest rain to occur somewhere in or near the mountains, and expect mudslides too. Also expect the big college football game of the weekend, Georgia/Alabama, to become a mud bath here in Athens. The National Weather Service forecast here says there's a 100% chance of rain, heavy at times, for both Saturday and Saturday night.
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T minus 13 days. . .and Counting!
Remember how all winter I rambled on romantically about life on this Colorado Dude Ranch, talking about the snow and the cold, the peace and the quiet?
Yeah, well, forget all that. That is over, dudes.
Those days are gone. Totally and completely gone.
We're now a hive of activity. The worker bees are buzzing around from dawn till dusk hastily working away. Our to-do list could stretch clear down our road and back. The Fosha clan is in all-work no-play mode (or sleep, or t.v., or books, etc). The staff is growing by the day, their bright faces greeting each morning with a smile and ending each evening with an exhausted yawn.
All this is in preparation for our big day. . .opening day. . .only 13 days away! So, this afternoon, I did a stroll around the ranch. Wait, it wasn't really a stroll. It was a walk. A fast walk. It's something I've learned from trying to keep up with Justin and Randy Sue. It's called the "Fosha-Fast-Walk". It's like normal walking, only in fast forward. It's an important skill. I will give an example of its use shortly.
So, on this walk around the ranch, I took pictures of what everyone was doing to give you a better idea of the amount of work going on. Since I was Fosha-Fast-Walking, I was able to eliminate the normal lolly-gagging involved with normal walking thus minimizing the time between photos and making them almost like multiple images from around the ranch taken at the same instant. Here they come, don't blink!
There was Ken, repairing the hardwood floor in our tee-pee building.
I'll tell you what, you want a man that can fix, oh, say, plumbing? Call Ken. How about roofing? Ken can do it. Oh, your tractor broken? Ken. He might be the best all-around fix it guy in the universe. I've witnessed him fix everything from flashlights to tractors, roof a building, tile a floor, repair the plumbing, wire a living room light fixture, and on and on. Ken can do everything.
Next on the loop, the steers and bulls. I guess you could say they were working since this is what they do--stare at people when they come over.
Meanwhile, Farrier Tom was shoeing a horse in the barn. Story problem. Each horse of 100 horses has four legs. How many horseshoes does one ranch need?
And Jen was brushing a horse. This sounds peaceful and easy, but when you have 100 horses. . .
all losing their winter coats in clumps. . .
brushing them all is a whole heck of a lot of work.
And then there is all of the cleaning to be done.
Here's Alex cleaning up behind on of the cabins.
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A.P.T.'s Official Statement: The Alliance of Professional Tattooists, Inc is dismayed by the recent television offering from The Learning Channel titled, "Tattoo School." This program is one of several aimed at viewers who share an interest in tattooing and other forms of body art. The majority of those viewers are not professional tattooists and should not be encouraged to engage in tattooing without a proper apprenticeship program. The A.P.T., Inc. recommends a minimum of three years study under a Master Tattooist with direct supervision in a professional tattoo studio…
Tattooing is a licensed practice in most states usually overseen by the Department of Health. Lack of knowledge of infection control, known as Standards of Precaution, and lack of bloodborne pathogens training by instructors familiar with the tattoo process, can create serious health risks when attempted by the lay person. Tattooing should not be attempted in a classroom setting.
We are appalled by the apparent disregard for public safety by this network for this and older shows, which create both misconceptions about responsible tattooing and unrealistic expectations for the process. These shows are nothing more than entertainment. However, there is never a disclaimer or warning for the viewer to "not try this at home".
Since the A.P.T.'s inception in 1992, the Kansas City, Missouri based organization is nationally recognized as establishing standards of practice for the tattoo industry. Approximately five thousand members have attended the Prevention of Disease Transmission seminar. This 6-hour tattoo specific bloodborne pathogens training seminar is the primary force in keeping tattooing safe for everyone. It was created in 1992 by A.P.T. founders Micaela Michielli and Dr. Kris Sperry, along with Cathy Backinger of the Center for Disease Control, in response to the increased awareness of AIDS, HIV, Hepatitis, sexually transmitted and other communicable diseases that were present in the media in the mid to late 1980s. To date, there have been no occurrences of HIV nor AIDS contracted from receiving a professionally executed tattoo.
With the alarmingly rapid growth rate of untrained or improperly trained non-professional tattooists generated by television shows, business publications and the internet, the public can be at risk. The A.P.T. advises potential tattoo recipients to be aware of the risks involved when getting a tattoo outside of a controlled studio environment. While tattooing often takes place at large venues at tattoo conventions, the public should look for:
- The Department of Health Inspection Certification for the State and County the event is being held in.
- Proof of annual training in Bloodborne Pathogens from a tattoo specific provider such as the A.P.T.'s PDTT seminar.
- Gloves are being used and changed whenever your artists touches anything not being used in your tattoo, eg. phone, ink bottles, hair and clothing, etc.
- Needles and tubes be either sterilized single-use or disposable and placed into a puncture proof sharps container when the tattoo is complete.
- The artist is using proper sterile absorbent bandages to cover new tattoos.
- Hand washing takes place whenever needed.
- Aftercare is given in writing and verbally.
- Standard Precautions are understood and being adhered to.
Alliance of Professional Tattooists, Inc.
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Kansas City, MO 64108
For more information on the A.P.T. visit their website: http://www.safe-tattoos.com/


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Top HeadlinesDate: August 24, 2009
David Ferguson, the first to hold the newly created position of director of Undergraduate Leadership Development underneath the Division of Student Life, brings a wealth of leadership experience to the role. His mantra for leadership is simple, yet profound: "Lead by permission, not by position."
Ferguson's role as a director involves oversight of the Undergraduate Leadership Development certificate in addition to being an adjunct professor in the College of Arts & Sciences and School of Education.
Students who wish to receive the Undergraduate Leadership Development certificate must complete 11 credit hours which include the course Intro to Leadership, a change project, and a combination of capstone and cognate courses. "In today's climate, it gives you an edge," says Ferguson. "I believe that in a fairly short period of time, we will be able to demonstrate a qualitative difference that will set our students apart."
Ferguson holds three degrees from Andrews University: Master of Arts in Education ('90), Bachelor of Arts in Religion ('87) and Associate of Science in Business Administration ('87). "It's not hard to go back to somewhere you love," he said of his return to the Andrews University community.
Following completion of his studies, Ferguson spent several years working for the Pennsylvania Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, first as a pastoral intern and later as senior pastor for a two-church district. In 1993, he accepted the position of youth director for the Pennsylvania Conference where he remained until 1999. During this time, he gained a wealth of experience working with youth and young adults through conference ministries such as Pathfinders and summer camps, in addition to conducting multiple national and international seminars and speaking engagements. In 1999, he was called to serve as a chaplain and religion/leadership teacher at Blue Mountain Academy (BMA) in Pennsylvania. During his time at BMA, Ferguson taught junior and senior religion/leadership courses and mentored student leaders as the head Student Association sponsor. Ferguson says, "Our students were known for being persistent, proactive and involved in whatever was happening."
In 2005, during his time at BMA, Ferguson felt called to co-found TrueWind, a leadership development organization created to inspire, equip and launch young leaders for God's kingdom. It was his previous leadership experience and success with TrueWind that made him an ideal candidate to head up the University's undergraduate leadership development program.
"Dave Ferguson comes with a rich experience in leadership training. He is a strongly self-motivated individual who in the three or so weeks he has been on campus has initiated a meeting of the leadership council, established relationships and jumped right into improving the start to the program stimulated by Steve Yeagley last year," says Keith Mattingly, dean of the College of Arts & Sciences. "I am excited with the possibilities Dave brings to our campus in developing this undergraduate leadership program and look forward to seeing a difference in our students as a result of this important program."
Ferguson is a natural storyteller whose greatest loves include his family, and coaching and teaching the next generation of leaders. His unique perspective on Scripture unavoidably matches humor with creative depth. "Little makes me happier than the laughter of God's people," he says.
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Kathleen "Kitty" Frances Campbell, 86, died May 7, 2011, in Flagstaff, Ariz., with family members at her side. She was born in 1924, in Pawhuska, Okla. As a child she lived six years in New Orleans and also in Pawhuska and Tulsa, Okla. She moved with her family to Napa, Calif., in 1942, and graduated from Napa High School in 1943. There she met her first husband, Charles L. "Punk" Fox, who, while on leave from his WW II duty station and visiting his Aunt Myrtle, was smitten by his aunt's pretty neighbor girl. They were married in February 1943, and had a son, Charles Lewis, Jr., the following year. After the war they lived for six years in Broken Bow, his hometown, and had a two-year stop in northeastern Colorado before returning to Napa in 1953. Punk passed away in 1967, and Kitty married Duncan Campbell in 1974. She and Duncan enjoyed spending time at his cabin in Lake Tahoe, fishing, collecting and drying plants, gardening, bird-watching, and spending time with grandchildren. Duncan passed away in 1992. She moved to Flagstaff, Ariz. in 2004 to be closer to her son and his family. For the last seven years she has been a very active and involved great-grandmother! She baby-sat, attended school programs, athletic events, went on family trips, and shared her wisdom and love with her great-grandkids.Published in Custer County Chief, June 30, 2011 Kitty was very talented at cross-stitching and was able to make many gifts for all of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was an avid reader, crossword puzzle solver, and loved the show Survivor! She had a kind heart, treated everyone with respect, and had a giggle that was contagious! She wasn't particularly fond of the cold and windy weather in Flagstaff, but was very happy to be near her family. Please don't misunderstand us when we say we hope she's in a warmer place. We love you Mom, Grandma, and GeeGee! She is survived by her son, Lew (Shirley); four grandchildren, Rob Fox (Amy), David Fox (Valerie), Greg Fox (Melissa), and Kathy Esparza (Anthony); eight great-grandchildren; her sister, Betty Roth, and two nieces and their families. A family memorial was held in May.


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Good news from Washington -- UN Arms Trade Treaty DOA in US Senate
Sens. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) and Joe Manchin (D-W.V.) released a bipartisan letter this week signed by 48 of their colleagues pledging to oppose the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), which Secretary of State John Kerry signed on behalf of the United States in September.
This letter makes it clear that the Senate will not ratify the treaty in the foreseeable future.
Since a treaty requires a two-thirds majority to win the Senate's advice and consent, the ATT is at least 17 votes short of the 67 votes needed to secure ratification. And if anything, the Moran-Manchin letter understates Senate opposition to the treaty.
Eleven other senators, all Democrats, supported either an amendment opposing the ATT offered earlier this year by Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), a concurrent resolution led earlier this year by Moran, a 2012 letter led by Moran or a 2011 letter led by Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.).
Put it all together, and a total of 61 senators either have pledged to oppose the ATT or have publicly expressed skepticism about it. If it ever reaches the Senate, the ATT is more likely to be opposed by 67 senators than to find a two-thirds majority willing to support it.
It's not hard to see why.
The ATT nominally requires signatory nations to act to regulate their import and export of conventional weapons and related activities. But all nations already have the unquestioned right to control such activities.
The fact that many nations haven't done so suggests that they're not actually interested in or capable of such regulations. The ATT will bind the U.S., but it is unlikely to lead the world's bad and incompetent governments to behave any better. We have nothing to gain from signing.
In the House, the strength of the opposition is also impressive. True, the Senate has the lead responsibility for treaties, but opinion in the House is another gauge of the sentiments of the American people.
And the House never has been more opposed to the ATT.
Earlier this year, 149 representatives joined Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) on the House side of the concurrent resolution. This week's bipartisan letter, led by Kelly and Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.), has 181 signers.
With Kelly's Special Order last month in the House on the ATT, and his House-adopted bans on funding to implement the treaty, the House's attitude is even clearer than the Senate's.
The ATT also faces a rough ride north of the border.
The Canadian government so far has refused to sign the treaty. Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird noted that there is a potential link between the treaty and Canada's recently abolished registry of certain types of firearms.
That is the sort of news the ATT's defenders don't want to hear. They are losing the battle in Congress, and the sensible Canadians haven't signed on the grounds that the ATT might be bad for the firearms rights of Canadian citizens—and Canada doesn't even have the Second Amendment to defend.
The Canadian stand shows that it doesn't sign treaties simply to win cheap applause in the U.N. General Assembly. It's a pity the U.S. government won't take Canada's principled stand.
Unfortunately, Canada is in the minority: 113 nations already have signed the ATT, and seven have ratified it. The ATT is likely to get the 50 national ratifications it needs to come into force in months.
While Inhofe sees the ATT joining the other bad treaties that are permanently stuck in the Senate's in-basket, Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), ranking member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has warned the Obama administration not to try to implement the treaty without the Senate's advice and consent. Both are right.
With the ATT going nowhere in the Senate, the Obama administration is likely to soft-pedal ratification and claim that it can implement the treaty under its existing powers. With the treaty moving towards coming into force abroad, the Senate (and House) should hold hearings if the administration acts on this claim.
As Corker implies, the U.S. should not become a de facto party to the ATT. The only way forward for the treaty is through the Senate. And right now, that way is completely blocked.


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If we limit this discussion to the three major operating systems - Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows - then all have their distinctive set of advantages and disadvantages when it comes to the methods they use to install software. To start with Windows - while installers are generally easy to use, each application seems to use a different type, which can be quite confusing. And even though most Windows applications can be removed from the system using the Programs module of the control panel, they can't be updated from there. The end result is that you get these nagging dialogs each time you start your application, asking if you want to update it, which seriously interrupts your workflow. It's annoying, and highly inefficient.
Mac users claim to be much better off, but in fact, that's nonsense. Mac applications mostly lack the annoying installers, but in return, they leave a trail of files all over the system that you can't remove easily without 3rd party tools. To make matters worse, Mac OS X also allows for installers, but these installers almost always lack an uninstall option. Most of Apple's own software included. In addition, the Mac still suffers from a lack of a central updating tool.
Linux users claim to have the holy grail of application management, but they're also wrong. Yes, they have this elegant central updating and management utility, but in return, you are limited by how up-to-date your distributor is keeping its repositories - or how much stuff they put in there. It's quite annoying to know that a new version of Pidgin is out, but your distributor hasn't packaged it yet. On top of that, these central updating mechanisms in Linux are - still - notorious for making a mess out of things during more complicated update sets.
The thing is, all of the different mechanism have their strengths and weaknesses, and claiming one is better than the other is like arguing over which method of suicide you'd prefer - you're going to die anyway, so who gives a rat's bum. What we need is to take application management to the next level, to combine all of the strengths of the various mechanisms into one. I made a hypothetical proposal once (be sure to read the comments, very insightful stuff in there), and I still believe that the system I proposed then is far, far superior to anything current operating systems have to offer.


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American Flags in the Home
Very shortly, stores will be stocked with American flags to display on the 4th. We see more flags than ever during the early part of July, then they are put away until next year, so I was happy to come across a few examples of flags incorporated into interior decor on a more permanent basis.
I've seen many interior designs in the United States incorporating the British Union flag, but fewer featuring our own. Personally, I love the idea of framing a vintage American flag - how would you incorporate a flag in your home?
From left to right:
- Hanging Flag: Steven Arroyo's Think Tank
- Flag in Office: Scout's Honor Co.
- Flag in the Kids Room: A Look Inside 4 Contemporary Los Angeles Homes
- Framed Flag: Studio Ten 25
- Flag Over Sofa: Oswaldsmill
Images: As linked above.
NOTE: As some commentors have mentioned below, not all of these photos follow flag etiquette guidelines. For more info on the topic: Flag of the United States | Wikipedia


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This Week in Sesame Street: Ernie's Birthday
One of our favorite things here at Sesame Workshop is celebrating the birthdays of our beloved Sesame Street MuppetsTM. That's why we're so excited for this Saturday, January 28: It's Ernie's birthday!
Ernie and his best pal Bert are some of our oldest friends on Sesame Street. They've been living in the basement apartment of 123 Sesame Street since the show's premiere in 1969.
Aside from providing us with some of the show's funniest moments – who could forget the classic "banana" sketches – Ernie teaches us all a very important lesson: it's possible for two people who don't have much in common to be great friends. Ernie and Bert don't have many similar interests: the excitable and mischievous Ernie enjoys playing tricks on Bert and taking baths with Rubber Duckie, while Bert, always the lovable curmudgeon, loves his pigeon Bernice and collecting paper clips and bottle caps. But despite those differences, they're still best friends.
Given that Ernie's been a part of the show for over 30 years, he's been played by more than one performer. Originally Jim Henson did both the voice and puppeteering for Ernie. He last played Ernie in the 1989 episode, "Don't Throw That Trash on the Ground." Nowadays Ernie is performed by Steve Whitmire.


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Ms. Hensley and her job at the City-Update
A poster below left a comment: "No one on the city staff urged Hensley to run for the commission seat. Has anyone asked her why she resigned her position at the city? She was a witness to the day to day happenings in the fiscal department. Could it be that she was unsatisfied with the way things were being managed so she quit because she was fed-up? (Remember: City Employees are hard workers, homeowners, and tax paying citizens too!) Is it possible to think that she is really trying to make things better for Great Falls by using her 'inside information' to improve city government? It is possible that management doesn't want her on the city commission because she knows the truth."
If this is true, and it may be, then I guess I am a little disappointed in her stealth dissatisfaction. She has as much of a stage right now as she will probably ever have on this issue, and she is silent?
If she quit the City because she was "fed-up" with "the way things were being managed," yet chooses to remain silent on that point in a City election, I guess that causes me concern. What, we only get to learn her "inside information" if she's elected? If she loses, she'll keep it to herself and the City will go on being managed in a way that is unsatisfactory?


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Wing IDE 1.1.2 for Python Version - New Development Tool
Brookline, MA -- February 19th, 2002
Archaeopteryx Software announced today the release of Wing IDE for Python, version 1.1.2.
Wing IDE is a powerful general-purpose software development environment for the Python programming language. It focuses on boosting programmer productivity and enhancing software maintainability. Wing IDE and Python excel in rapid development of complex web sites and desktop applications, typically yielding 2-10X the development speed seen with languages such as C, C++, Java, VB, and Perl.
Key features of Wing IDE include:
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Wing IDE runs on Windows 98/NT/2K/XP and Intel Linux (2.x kernel, libc6), and is available in the full-featured Standard Edition and as Wing IDE Lite, which omits some of the features listed above and is for non-commercial use only.
A single-user license for Wing IDE costs $149-$179 US (Standard Edition) and $35 US (Lite). The software is obtained by download but optional CD media is available for an additional $30. Each license includes free website and email support, and upgrades through the 1.x version series. Volume discounts, and paid support packages are also available.
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The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) is designed to teach International style target archery in 4th-12th grade physical education classes. Before presenting the 2-week archery course, teachers undergo an 8-hour National Archery in the Schools Program Basic Archery Instructor Training course.
Lakeland Christian Elementary and High School teams at theNASP State Tournament
In February 2004, Florida became the 24th state to offer the NASP training that was developed in Kentucky by their Department of Education and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources.
All different size archers on the tournament shooting line
Core content covers archery history, safety, technique, equipment, mental concentration, and self-improvement. In addition, the curriculum provides interesting and creative possibilities for integration with core content in social studies, mathematics, visual arts, history, and English/language arts.
Happy young archer at the state tournament
Archery is a nondiscriminating sport. It helps build muscle endurance and flexibility, develop hand-eye-coordination, and grip and body strength. You don't have to be 6-foot 2 and be able to dunk a basketball to participate. Girls can compete with boys, and youngsters with physical disabilities can also participate.
Action from the 10 meter shooting line
Students who do not normally participate and enjoy sports-related or extra-curricular activities seem to excel in this program--something that invariably carries over into their attitude, work habits and other school activity. NASP often inspires after school activities shared by families and friends. The program teaches discipline, respect and self-control.
Palatka high school archers at the state tournament
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Posted 24 June 2009 - 12:27 AM
I am now at the point, where I have to think about writing my PhD-thesis. I also heared about multi-paper dissertations. Is anyone of you currently working on the formulation of a paper-dissertation? how this kind of thesis looks like and how is the best way to start?
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The most important is you need to write and publish papers. Here we need 2-3 in peer reviewed journals at least accepted. And then an introduction and a final discussion that may include an outlook. It depends on the rules of your university/work place what you need exactly.
here you write a "clamp" if doing a paper dissertation. Means that you write some pages (have seen 2 - 50) about what you did why for what purpose with what outcome. In this section you summarise all the included papers and what progress they were in your field . Most people include an "outlook" section like what will or should be the next logic steps for your research.
One must presume that long and short arguments contribute to the same end. - Epicurus
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TOWN OF WALLKILL — A family's home was badly damaged by a fire in the basement late Wednesday morning.
TOWN OF WALLKILL — A family's home was badly damaged by a fire in the basement late Wednesday morning.
When firefighters arrived at 95 Brookline Ave., they found heavy smoke in the basement, said Dominick Guardino, special operations commander for the Mechanicstown Fire Department.
The first floor also suffered heavy smoke and water damage, Guardino said.
Thirty to 40 firefighters, from Mechanicstown and several other departments, responded to the blaze.
Nobody was injured.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
The house is uninhabitable, with the inside badly gutted.
Alejandro Florez, who lived at the home with his son, his aunt and her husband, rushed home from work when he heard about what had happened. He arrived to find the home and their possessions destroyed.
"I'm wearing what I own," he said, as he tugged on his work shirt. "My son is at school — he's wearing what he owns."
Florez said he still considers himself rich to have his son and his health. Among his possessions, a computer with hundreds of family pictures was lost.
"Some things are replaceable, some are irreplaceable," he said.
The Red Cross is helping out the family with temporary housing and food and clothing needs, and will work with other community agencies to help them find long-term housing, spokeswoman Caroline Sherwin said.


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