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My 2 Cents
I'm not one of those parents who let's technology babysit my kids all day, but I am a mom who uses technology to my advantage. I feel like time on the iPad, iPhone, and so on, can be beneficial, especially the plethora of educational apps out there.
My kids get to hang out at the toddler belt office for a few hours after school most days and while I think this is the most magical place ever, they aren't as impressed. They get bored and I don't blame them, so they get tech time to entertain themselves.
Here's the thing, though, I monitor what they are watching/playing/reading. There are apps out there that look cute and innocent, but are far from it. I know my kids are a little too young for social media, but I still try to keep up with the ones out there. The most recent one that I've heard of is SnapChat. Spoiler alert: Keep this app away from your kids (PS: don't google it either without safe search activated).
So, the idea was that you can take a picture, any picture, and post it and in a few seconds it magically disappears forever! So no need to be shy or worry about being embarrassed, very few people will see it. Sound too good to be true? That's cause it is. I read an article today (courtesy of CNN) that stated the following:
"The heart of the issue is Snapchat's assurance that customers' messages were safe and private. Snapchat's whole business was built on that promise.
For instance, Snapchat photos have a self-destruct timer. But recipients could get around the auto-destruct by saving an image of what was on the screen.
The company also had said it took appropriate security measures to keep the information safe. However, "disappearing" videos don't actually vanish. They were stored, unencrypted, on phones. That meant anyone could just plug a device into a computer and play the files.
Snapchat was also quietly collecting information about its customers. The company promised it wouldn't track users, but it surreptitiously followed an Android phone's every move. It also uploaded entire contact lists from iPhones without letting a customer know.
That blew up in the company's face when hackers stole the contact information for 4.6 million Snapchat users and posted their usernames and partial phone numbers online."
So, basically, be careful and pay attention. Little ones (even not so little ones) don't tend to have the best judgement (or common sense for that matter), that's what us parents are for, to protect them.
Breakfast Pizza Recipe
Who's looking for a super simple, super yummy, super kid friendly recipe? Ooo ooo oo! Me! Me!! By now all of my loyal kids belts blog readers know that I am all about simple and quick! I mean, we're busy people with important lives, who has time to schlep around the kitchen preparing a 5 course meal? Oh… you do? Well, no offense then, but I know I don't.
One thing my family loves is breakfast for dinner. It's quick and the kids think it's funny when the day seems backwards. I saw this idea on Pinterest (seriously, waaaay too many of my conversations start with that phrase) and I thought I'd run with it. Here's my interpretation of a breakfast pizza.
Breakfast Pizza
4 Eggs
6 Bacon Slices (either cook the bacon first or buy the precooked)
1 Pkg Crescent Rolls
Shredded Cheddar (to taste)
Salt & Pepper to taste
Preheat the oven to 375. Open the package of crescent rolls and pull the first 2 out, but don't pull them apart. Instead, leave them in a rectangle shape, place them on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and press the seam together to make one solid piece. Press the dough out to make it thinner and a little bigger. Now take the edges and and fold them up to make it sides to hold in the egg and toppings. This is where you get to decide how to fill it. You can whip up the egg (one egg per pizza) so it's all blended, you can leave it sunny side up or you can just crack it and break the yolk. Add a little salt and pepper, cheese and top with a slice and a half of bacon. Bake until the crescent roll has browned some and the egg is done to your liking.
The cool thing is that you can top them with really anything. You can add some spinach, onions, broccoli, whatever you like in your omelets! Get creative with this one and tell me how you did it!
Native American Festival
It's always nice to take a brief break from the kids belts office to unwind and decompress. What a great time for that! It was absolutely beautiful here all weekend.
I really love to get out and see what's going on locally. You know, give the kids a sense of the community and all. Sunday we had a chance to spend the day at a local Native American Festival. The cool thing was that it was at a park that is just down the road from us, so we were able to bike there.
The kids had so much fun. The event was really put together well. So many people attended and were opened up to a beautiful culture. We saw traditional Native American dancing and of course Bug and Daddy had to join in on the fun.
Super Dude was more interested in the weapons training portion. He really got into that and now he's begging for a blow gun. I feel, however, that it may be considered bad parenting if I give in and get him one. The tomahawk, though…. that one I may indulge in. (I seriously hope you know I am kidding about that one!)
I am also happy to report that I was totally able to stick to my newly adopted gluten free diet which is a bonus. Turkey legs are gluten free, right??
Now, I am not one to paint a rose colored picture of our life, because we are by no means perfect, but occasionally, we manage to have a perfect day. Today was one of those days. I cherish these days. These are the days that make all the not so perfect ones worth while. You know those days, we all have them. When the kids won't get ready in time for school, when the house is a mess, when you are on your 7th "stop that now!" and nothing is working, that's when I reflect on days like today.
What does your perfect day consist of? I'd love to hear about them!
Gluten Free Tips
So, that's what's new with me… no more gluten. Super Dude, Bug and I are all going gluten-free. Fun times, I tell, ya. I mean, really, it's all the rage, everyone is doing it, I'm about to follow them off a bridge too…
But, seriously, we are trying the whole gluten-free thing for a while for health reasons. I feel like it can't hurt to try and if it doesn't work, we haven't lost anything, except maybe money. Yes, definitely money, gluten free can be expensive and quite frankly, a tad overwhelming, too, I mean not everything can be as easy as our kids belts! There are sooooooo many choices out there for gluten free products, but just because it's gluten free doesn't mean it's good for you. Technically, potato chips are gluten free, but that doesn't mean they are a health food. With all of the options out there, how do you know what to get or how to even start being gluten free?
Good question, I'm glad you asked because I'm going to give you a few tips for going gluten free!
- Get reacquainted with your kitchen. Eating out is a huge risk towards breaking your gluten free diet. There is hidden gluten in sauces and breading and so many other foods that it makes it very difficult to stay on track.
- All meals don't have to be gourmet. You know what's gluten free? Chicken, broccoli with cheese (even Velveeta) and homemade beans & rice (add black beans to cooked brown rice add some chopped tomatoes, onions and garlic). Meals don't get much easier than that. Keep it simple so that you don't overwhelm yourself. If I try to aim for the moon with every meal I cook, I know I'll fail because that's too much work and all the prep work… ain't nobody got time for that!
- Stock up on good fats. Beef up your diet with heart healthy fats that will fill you up, avocados, nuts,
- Make the produce store your best friend. Enjoy all of the fresh seasonal fruits and veggies you can stomach! Throw in some starches like potatoes (white, gold, red, blue) and sweet potatoes they are also gluten free.
- Keep snacks simple and handy. Hummus and veggies are great, applesauce, almonds, homemade popcorn (not the microwaved stuff), cheese slices…
- Finally, plan. That's right, plan your meals, including snacks and make a list. Do a little research and study up on the brands that are gluten free. Take it slow and easy…
If you are making the switch, I'd love to hear what worked for you. Share your tips and tricks!
BLT Bites
Baaaaacon…. Who doesn't love bacon? No, seriously, who doesn't? I'd like to know so I can be their friend, that way there will always be extra for me!
Anyway, I've been sitting here at my desk, staring at my computer, trying to come up with a recipe to post to this kids belt blog. Normally, this comes to me pretty easily because I just yell down the hallway at Jen, "JEN! I need a recipe!" and she yells back "That's not all you need!" and we laugh and laugh… She's sassy like that.
Actually, she usually just puts a recipe on my desk (or sneaks into my WordPress account and posts it for me) on Wednesday mornings. The recipe I chose to share today is a super cute party pleaser (and gluten free which is a plus considering I now need to be gluten free, but more on that later), BLT Bites.
Aren't these just the cutest little things? If you make them for your next pot luck, everyone will be super impressed.
BLT Bites
2 Packs of Cherry Tomatoes
1 lb of Bacon (thick cut)
Romaine Lettuce
Dipping Sauce (optional)
2 tbsp Mayo with Olive Oil
Chili Powder
Salt & Pepper
Hot Wing Sauce
Hot Sauce
Garlic Powder
Preheat the oven to 400. Place bacon slices on a baking sheet lined with foil. Place the pan in the oven and bake for 15 to 20 minutes. While that's cooking (and making your house smell like a carnivore's dream), work on the tomatoes and lettuce. Take the romaine and cut it into about 1 inch strips. Slice off the top of each tomato and remove all of the seeds. When the bacon is done, place the slices on paper towels to drain. Once cooled, break them into about 1 inch strips. Now take the lettuce (rolled into a cylinder) and the bacon and stuff it into the tomato. Voila! It's that simple folks. You can eat them as is, or top them with a dab of mayo, guacamole or mix up a little dipping sauce. My dipping sauce includes all of the above ingredients. I added the spices sparingly until I got the flavor I was looking for.
Hope you enjoy these super simple little bites!
I'm hooked
How's this for a random Friday topic, essential oils. Yes, I have passions other than my glorious kids belts, shocking, right? I've gotten hooked on the essential oils. After extensive research, it's my opinion that doTerra is the best brand for quality and consistency.
Mexican Spaghetti Squash
I kind of have a "thing" for spaghetti squash. I shared a Spaghetti Squash Greek Salad recipe a while ago on this kids belts blog and now I have a new one to share, Mexican Spaghetti Squash (replacing like a beans and rice type dish).
I like this squash because it's so flexible and a great pasta substitute without any of the guilt and who doesn't love a little guilt free eating? In this recipe, I roast the squash. You can boil it or microwave it (both of which are faster), but I like the flavor it gets from the roasting process.
Mexican Spaghetti Squash
1 Small Spaghetti Squash
1 Can of Low Sodium Black Beans (drained and rinsed)
2 Tbsp Olive oil
2 Cloves Minced Garlic
1/3 Chopped Onions
1/2 Frozen Corn
1/3 Cup Chopped Bell Pepper
1 Pint Stewed Tomatoes
Chili Powder
Garlic Powder
Ground Cumin
Salt & Pepper to taste
Preheat the oven to 375. Place the whole squash on a cookie sheet and place it in the oven. While that's cooking, place the oil in a saute pan and add the onions, garlic and peppers. Saute the veggies until translucent. Transfer the veggies to a bigger pot and add in the tomatoes, corn, black beans. Season this mixture to your taste with the chili & garlic powder, cumin, salt and pepper. Bring the mixture to a boil and reduce the heat. Keep cooking and let it reduce to thicken some. Use an oven mitt to check the squash. It's done when its tender when you squeeze it. Let the squash sit and cool for a few minutes. Once it's cool, cut it in half, remove the seeds, and then use a fork to pull the "spaghetti" apart. Take all of the spaghetti and add it to the bean mixture and fold together. Serve warm just a few tortilla chips and top with a little fresh sliced avocado and fresh chopped cilantro.
This makes a great side dish, but if you want it to be a main course, add some diced chicken to the mix. If you like it a little spicier, add a small can of diced green chilies. There are so many options!! Enjoy and make it your own!
On the Cover of a Magazine
Sort of, but not really… Ok, so we aren't on the cover of the magazine, but our kids belts are on the inside of the magazine!
You can see our spread in Baby Maternity Retailer here on page 28. You can also see it by simply scrolling down a little bit…
See how easy I made that for you? I'm such a giver! I'm really excited about the exposure we will gain from this magazine. You know me, I'm all about branding. I want Dapper Snappers to be a household name (aren't you shocked that it isn't already, me too) and this puts us another step closer to that dream. And really, what better market than baby & maternity? I mean we do make a pretty awesome baby/toddler product and… ahem… we also make a fantastic maternity belt as well!
In this article, we chose to talk about how we are making this product in the USA. That's always been one thing that has been very important to me. I have always wanted everything that we produce to come from the USA so that we would be helping out the economy. In addition to our day to day employees, we also work with a local behavioral health service to help package our product. How cool is that?
It still amazes me when I sit back and think about how we started this in our garage. I was in charge of sourcing materials, manufacturing, shipping, distribution, etc, and by that I mean I went to the store and bought the elastic and snaps, came home sewed, capped and packaged everything in the garage, boxed it up and then delivered them to local stores. My… we've come a long way, baby!
Some days I get so wrapped up in life and in what's going on in the world of kids belts, that I totally forget to sit back and enjoy life (not that I don't enjoy kids belts). I know I'm not the only one who does that, at least, gets wrapped up in life, not the world of kids belts, that would just be weird if you were all wrapped up in kids belts, too.
Anyway, the point is I get caught up in rushing through the day to day and hurrying the kids along that I tend to forget to sit back and just watch them being kids.
Last night as was putting the kids to bed and I let them tell me jokes and stories, I tickled them and we cuddled. It was pretty great and it made me think of a poem that Jen wrote a few months ago on her blog, titled I Am Made. I hope you enoy it!
i am made for smilesmade for laughsmade for gigglesi am made for hugsmade for snugglesmade for wigglesi am made for dirtmade for rocksmade for ballsi am made for scrapesmade for bruisesmade for fallsi am made for runningmade for jumpingmade for bikingi am made for diggingmade for buildingmade for hikingi am made for soaringmade for flyingmade for reachingi am made for lovingmade for caringmade for teachingI am made for helpingmade for doingmade for givingI am made for servingmade for aidingmade for living
Deceptively simple…
…Infinitely complex. Or so they say. Who says? Why, the developers of the App "Lyne", that's who. I know it's been a while since I reviewed an iPhone app here on the kids belts blog, but my love for them has not wavered!
One of my very favorite apps (because I get free stuff, well… free after I purchase things, so I guess not technically "free") is the Starbucks app. I'm not going to take the time to review this app, but one of the cool things about the Starbucks app is that once a week or so they usually send a free app or song download, which is how I got Lyne. (Did you see it come full circle there?)
The premise of this game is simple, connect the shapes. As with most games, the first few levels are relatively simple, basically getting you used to how the game works.
Then they get more difficult. The lines can't go through other shapes, meaning you can't get from one triangle to the next by going through a diamond (or as my son calls it, a rhombus). There is an exception, though, you can use the octagon as a conduit to the other shapes.
This game is challenging but surprising calming. It's almost zen-like. So grab your phone, find a quite spot and relax while you work out your brain!
- Hundreds of pre-built puzzles
- An infinite number of procedurally-generated puzzles, released daily
- No in-app purchases. No ads.
- Slick, intuitive interface
- Soothing dynamic audio
- Unlockable colour palettes
Let me know if you check it out and what you think!


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You could used some tool: snipping tool, print the sreenshot then drop it by paint (drop legend) ,...
This is a file image
Justin, I have this working. thanks
But if I filter some of the data, the legend doesn't change to reflect it.
The legend to help readers understand the chart data, so it's like a noted. I think it's okay with image
Celia the best way to achieve this is to make your dimension a master dimension and set the value colours yoursellf on it. Available in Qlik Sense since Sept Release.
You can then use library colours and legend in the chart and it will reflect your custom colours.
Hi Celia,
Maybe you could have the different legend values on different images in separate objetct and hide them with a conditional reflecting the selections that are made.
Hope this helps you.
Thanks Andy. I set the Master Dimension with specific colors as you described above. However, I don't know what you mean by this part of your solution:
Andy, I believe I got it to work by changing the Color to "Color by Dimension". Thanks for all your help
Colour by dimension is one step in configuring its use the next is to toggle use library colours setting, this to yes uses your value colours.
Im glad this solution worked please mark any answers as helpful/correct to guide others to this solution.


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Celebrate the holiday season with this impressive, festive piano medley of three angelic Christmas carols: Hark the Herald Angels Sing (Mendelssohn), Angels from the Realms of Glory (Regents Square), and Angels We Have Heard on High (Gloria).
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- Performance Time: 2:36
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•ft 'V^* Wednesday, June 8, 1$55 feat I- STAA, HOPE, ARKANSAS / J.une 8 t 19S5 af$l£ually operat&d by &J? th^fef a^fef the hand like triarionettes are itfthgs, :IAL CLOSE OUT GROUPS OP luifOMA TIRE A SUPPLY COMPANY ItFRIGtRATION and AIR CONDITIONING ARPllANCE REPAIR - '210 E. 3rd. 7-2809 • Highway 17 Wwt LUCK'S USED FURNITURE CO. •41* *f City Limit* Witt" .tt <MiJOA Water Barrel* for HhtjMM4tt1 ' Hope, Ar*. ' 4 &Q§«OJJ> NEED LUMBER? *OJmtHiioji, Sldlnn, 848, flooring, JH>».12>» Rough boxing. C I. WADDLE LBR. CO. > i Highway. 4 East 7-3250 or 7-4974 ttQWM WESTERN SHARES Income Fun* »v«l|»bl» froiji . BATES AGENT Phon. 7-M*4 Termite, Control Service , ( .,'Lto»« Inspection i Operated by GRIGG , Owned & Operated by *, < *s, 1 • * " Setrke policy * 1091 South MaiiKSl. ili^M**,*. H&-r- P—-' " fe^/.';:/.-' :;>.-. ,v ^*\ * Experienced • Mechanics New & Used PARTS IXTRA SPECIAL! SAVE Gal. voge Co. W«tt 9rd Str«e» 7 DAYS A WEEK Hope Star lanuiry CO, • . 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All doily classified advertising copy Will be accepted until 5 p. rn. for publication the following day. The publishers reserve the right to revise or edit all advertisements offered for, publication and to reject any objectionable advertising submitted Initials of one or more letters, groups, or figures such as (101150 or telephone numbers count as one word, The Hope Star will not be respbn- llble for errors In Want Ads unless errors are cafled to our attention after FIRST insertion of ad and then for ONLY the ONE incorrect insertion. PHONE: PROSPECT 7-3431 For Rent NICE 4 , room furnished garage apartment, recently re-decorated. Also garage, Phone 7-3497. 4-Gl 3 BED Room House, Corner lot, Nice home and garage. 'Shown .by' appointment. . FRANKLIN COMPANY • 7-3 Announcement The Star )g authorized to announce that the following are candidates fo'r public office subject to the action of the Democratic primary election*: For Mayor B. L. RETTIO H. M, (OLIE) OLSON TALBOT FEILD. JR. Real Estate for Sato WE SELL — we rent — we buy Real Estate. FRANKLIN COMPANY May 9-1 Mo. I own 4 unit Apartment House, good condition, corner lot, paved street, Hope, Arkansas. Anxious sell, would trade for commercial, such as Service Station. Elmer Dale, Blanco, Texas, Phone 2241. 4-6t BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom home and garage. Newly painted, one block of Brookwood School. Small down payment, move in 710 East Gth. St. " .'•-"• NEAR High School .at 509 Peach Street. Two bedroom and garage. Bqautiful Yard. Buy owners equity, Move, in. See this today. JIM COLE REAL ESTATE 7-6t FURNISHED Apartment 3 rooms Private bath, also bedroom wit: private bath. 1002 3rd., Phone 7 . 3184. 8-6 DfD ftED GUARANTEED D. Mlddlebrooki Jr. For Sale SAND, Gravel, topsoll, fill dirt " Pione, 7-4392. A-' L- Park. ; May 15-1 Mo TW6 'BEDROOM home 1% block from Brookwood School at 81 • East 5th. Call 7-5574. 28-t SIX BEDROOM* 2 story hous ., with 2% baths. Ideal for. roomini house, 2 blocks from town. Pricec right. 521 South Main. W. H. Fin cher, Phone 7-2209. May 10-1 Mq TWO FRAME : homes, with acreage, close-in,, low down-payment. SAMUELS REAL .ESTATE Phone 7-3706. : May 17-1 Mo. ; WORMS. Native wigglers and nigh crawlers. Phone 7-2520, 902 South Elm. 6-6t CABIN on Little River. Phone 73506. 8-6t TWO, . BedroomsrD.en, attic fan floor furnace, Venetian blinds : large shady lot, FHA Approved, Pay Equity, move in. Phone 75539, ' 8-3t DUP-LEX at 404 West 5th Street - in'good condition.• Grossed $840.00 in past 12 months. Now vac ant. Owner says sacrifice can he bought on G. I. loan. "•"' FOSTER REALTY CO. 217 So. Main St. Phone 7-4691 . , 8-3t LIKE »new farmall super 'A 1 Tractor — Starter lights, touch- O-matic controls, equipped witih planter and fertilizer dist., cultivator 6' disc, plow, middlebuster, 7' mower, 6' leveling blade and 2 Sect, horrow. Priced right. See L. Weight 600 W. 3rd. 8-3t UATTRESS renovation and inner- oprlnff work Cobb Mattreia Co. Slfl South WMhlngton. Phone llu. i-tf HALPH Montgomery Market, Custom ilaughterlng. Phone 7-3361. 10-1 Mo. MOVING? Long Distance Moving. All' Moving Rates are not the same. Call collect 592 Prescott Transfer and storage Inc. .Prescott, Ark. Free Estimate. May 14-tf For Sole or Trade 1 CASE Hay Baler in first cldss condition and ready to go. Will trade for pickup truck of equal value. 222 East Division St., Hope, Ark.'T.H. Thompson. 7-3t Business For Lease ONE SUP.ER SERVICE Station. 3rd and Laurel. Reasonably priced. See S. L. Murphy for details. Notice JESS Morris for custom slaughter • ing and processing meats at Community Ice Go. Phone 72244 or 7-3578. June 3-1- Mo. Awnings Canvas'Awnings 'and metal awnings. Manufacture Venetian blinds. Renovating old blinds.' Rug Cleaning; •'•.,>". COOPER-BI^ANKENSHIP Formerly Riley-Cooper 1615 Texas Ave. Phone 32-1841 Texarkana, Tex. May 14-1 Mo. The Negro Community By Helen Turner Phone 7-5830 Or bring Items to Mist Turner at Hicks Funeral Horn* Legion Needs One Inning to Beat Giants One big inning was enough for the Hope Legionnaires to down the Waldo Giants 7-4 last night at Legion Park. Hope overcame a three run'defi- cit to score six runs in the sixth inning on single by Beasley, error, singles by B. Gunter and Thompson, a walk, a single iby Johnson, double by White, a base on balls and another single by Beasley. Hope picked up their other run in the seventh on a single by Thompson two walks, and an error. Waldo tallied three runs in the first as Lee Lane issued three walks and singles to Guest, Adkins, and Thomas. But Thompson, who relieved Lee Lane in the third, was the winner. He gave up 1 run on 6 hits, walked none while fanning 5. Lane gave up three runs on three hits, struck out 2 and walked three. John Jameson was charged with Ihe loss after releiving Coffey in the 4th. He gave up 6 runs on 7 lits, walked 4 and fanned 1. Tonight the Legionnaires travel to Nashville for a game and return to Legion Park Thursday night for a game wtih Malvern. Hope AB. R H H. Gunter, If 2 Johnson, ss White, 2b Filogamo, cf Beasley, Ib Huddleston, rf ... B.. Gunter, 3b ....... Boyett, c Lane", p Thompson, p (3) Totals Waldo Guest, 3b Atkins, 3b (8) ... McClerkin, cf Adkins, 2b 3 1 5 5 Thomas, c 5 Beneficib, rf-P8 4 Talbot, Ib 4 Simmons, If 4 Rowe, ss 4 Coffey, p 2, Jameson, p (4), -t Chastain, rf (8) i' 33 7 10 AB' R H 0 1 1' 1 2 2 0 0 1 1 • 0 0 0 0 Totals .39"-'4 9 Hat, ft. . X^l'* • I Start Climb COTTON STATES LEAGUE El Dorado Monroe Hot Springs Greenville Pine Bluff Vicksburg Yesterday's Results Monroe 5, Hot Springs 4 Pine Bluff 9. Greenville 8 Vicksburg 9, El Dorado 4 Today's Games Hot Springs at Monroe Greenville at Pine Bluff El Dorado at Vicksburg SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION W L Pet. GB Chattanooga Memphis Atlanta Orleans Birmingham Nashville Mobile LiltleRock 37 24 31 24 33 20 29 25 30 26 28 29 22 32 17 41 .607 .504 .559 .537 .536 .491 .407 1U ' 2 .293 Yesterday's Results Mobile 9-4, Little Ro.ck 3-5 Chattanooga 2-11, Atlanta 1-8 Memphis 3, New Orleans 1 Birmingham at Nashville, rain 4 ppd, Today's. Games Atlanta at Birmingham Nashville at Chattanooga Mobile at Little. Rock New Orleans at Memphis AMERICAN York Chicago Cleveland, Detroit Washington Boston iansa's City Baltimore LEAGUE W ' L Pet FB 36 16 .692 29 18 .614 4'/> 30 19 .612 4'/2 28 22 .560 722 27 .449 12'/2 22 30 .412'14 18 32 .360 17 15 36 .294 20'/2 Yesterday's Results Detroit 4', New York 3 Boston 9, Cleveland 5 Washington3-7, Kansas Glty 2-3 Baltimore at Chicago, (ppd, Today's Games Baltimore at Chicago Washington at Kansas (n) New York at Detroit (n). Boston, at Cleveland: n) may with morning, June 11, or the annual picnic Thero will be a bur leaving Ris- ng Star Baptist Church 'Saturday at 5:'30 in .Hot Springs. 'Hound trip $1.50. Fo'r 'infor- nation call 7-4585 or '7-5553. Mrs. Maunetla Allen has returned home after spending several veeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Doris McFqdden in San Bernardino, Calif., and friends in Los Angles end Meedless, California. The Alter Gift Cluo of BeeBee Memorial CME Church will have heir annual tea at the home o, VIrs. Et'fie G. George Sunday, June 2. Time 3:30 to 0:00"p. m. Mrs. Mary Johnson left Monday, une 6, She will make her lome in Los Angeles, Califorrlja. HOUSfe moving, reasonable rates, Mack Hillery, Prescott, Phone W2-K11, May 23-lMo. Funeral Director! OAKCREST Funeral Home. Insurance , . . Ambulance. 2nd & Ha?e) . . . Phone 7-2123, 13-1 Mo. HBRNDON,CORNELIUS Funeral Home ajnrl Burial Association, Fr9>npt. Ambulanpe Service. Phone 7-5570 or 7-5505. 23-1 Mo. See MS now for your . , . "6E" AIR-CONDITIONER H«mm Tire 4 Applipnce Cp. 8t Walnut St. Delici9Ms Thick oml SHAKES The City Park for, recreation e opened to-night at) or the summer with a game bp- ween the Hope CUDS and the Hayes Chapel boys. Admission 10 and 15c. Fights Last Night By The Associated PrqsB San Antonio, Tex. — Chebo Hernamdez, 160 Juarez, Mexico, out- pointed Norris Burse, 159, Robstown, Tex., 10. Miami Beach, Fla — ? Chuck ser, 108, petroit, knocked out And,y Mayfield, Seattle 165, Miami, ?at McMurtry, Tacoma and Bob Albright, 21pia. Los Angeles, drew, 8. Major League Batting Leaders LEADING BATTERS (Based on. 1.25 Official At Ba.t») NATIONAL LEAGUE Player and club G AB R H Pot, AshW-n. Phils'. 41 158, 3.Q 56 .35* Campanella, Bkn. 51 191 38 64 .335 47 188 30 6^ .335 49 202 25 67 .332 41 155. 24. 5,1 .32.9, AMERICAN; LEAGUE ( Detroit 50 196 41 74 .378 16.6 2$ 60 .361 Kluszewski, Cin. Mueller, N. Y. Vird.pn. St. L. Power, Kan. City 43 165 30 54 .327 Lollar. Chicago 40 188 2? 40 .313 emPH. Washji, 4,9 177 g,5 55 .3.^ Home Rung T- SnWer, Dodgers 17; <?ampsm,fill a , ' By ED WILKS Of The Associated Press Those St. Louis 'Cardinals 2 only in fifth place, but 3tan Musial starting to hit again :hings may be getting better anj day now. Stan's had his usual slow star so far, but he's perked up when he. Cards needed him most. He :p to .317 as of today, moving up n a 13-game refival in which he's hit .375. It was Musial who in early May <ept the Cards from sinking into seventh place' by getting 3 for 5 against Philadelphia in a 6-5 St Louis victory. On May 27, the 'da.\ he started, his current upswing, he had 2 for. 3 as the Cards beat Cin cinnati 7-4 and jumped to fifth. T.hen on May 29 once again in sixth, the Cards pulled back into fifth by beating the Redlegs 7-2 Musial had just one hit—but it was a three-run homer. Last night, the Redbirds again were on the verge of slipping into seventh place. And voila! Musia smacked 3 for 5, drove in three runs and scored himself in a 5-4 triumph over the Phils. That eased the Cardinals into a fiftii-place with Cincinnati after the Redlegs had been blanked by the first-place Brooklyn Dodgers 4-0. Brooklyn stayed eight games up as ' the, runner-up Chicago Cub,s came from behind with four runs in the sixth to beat Pittsburgh 4-3 while the resurrected Milwaukee Braves knocked New York's Giants out of third 13-4. In the American, the New Yprk Yankees remained 4'/ 2 games from while losing to Detroit 14-3 in 12 innings. The Chicago White Sox —rained out in their game with Baltimore—slipped into second place .005 percentage points ahead of Cleveland as the Indians lost to Boston 9-5. The only other AL action went to Washington, with the S e n a t o r s sweeping a twi-night twinbjll at Kansas City 3-2 and, 7-3, At Philadelphia, Musial's two- un double in the first chased itarter Curt Simmons, and his triple in, the eighth drove home the winning run oft lose,r Murry Dickson. Ifsrvey Ha,ddix won his third with relief help from Frank Smith after giving up earlier two-run iomers tp Del Ennjs and Jim Gr&e.ngrass. Brooklyn missed hitting home •un for the first time in 13 games, jut the, Redlegs mpnaged just five iits off Johnny Podre.s, who won h|s sixth. 'Milwaukee clobbpred the slump- NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Brooklyn 39 12 .765 hieago 31 30 .608 8 Milwaukee • 2? 25 .510 13 New York 2626 .500 13 V 2 incinnati 21 27 .438 16^ St. Louis • • ; 21 27 .438 16'/> Philadelphia 21 30 .412 18 Pittsburgh 16 34 .320 16'/ 2 SPORTS ROUNDUP .By GAYL.E TALBOT. DOGS NEW YORK (M— We have found t difficult over the years to credit some of the more hallowed' traditions and time-honored beliefs associated with the world of sports. For instance, we seriously doubt: That any pitcher has yet gone into, the ninth inning without being fully conscious that he was working a no-hit game. That the race horse has yet been foaled who "looked a rival in the eye" down the stretch and knew what all the hullabaloo was about when they brought him back to the winner's circle. They run becausej lv fine picture of your dog—one they love to run, bub. (that would do -him justice Elab'o By FARLEY MANNING TAKE YOUR DOG'S PICTURE Have you ever wished you had the expensive photographic equip ment and know-how to take a real- Tnat the old-time ballplayers made a practice of squirting bad rate equipment is certainly not a must. John Hugelmcyer, one of the spike wounds full of tobacco juice l ablest commercial photographers and went right on playing as '"". N f, w , Y ° rk ' p ° ints out that ^m any though nothing had happened. That wrestling matches between the giants of the sport 30-40 years ago invariably were honest tests of strength and skill. We've been told differently. That there has yet been a college president who believed it was just a happy coincidence that so many, exceptional football players suddenly bobbed up at his institution. That Ty Cobb, were he playing today, could steal between GO and 90 bases a season or make a practice- of circling the sacks on a common sinle. We'll still have to see it. That any golfer, with the National Open title at stake, ever stepped up to a four-foot putt en the 72nd hole and "calmly" rammed 'it into the "cup. You just can't see him shake. That the so-called scientists 'who claim that it is impossible to make a baseball curve ever sat through a bill leaue game. Or, finally, that the great na tional pastime actually sprang full fledged into being at Cooperstown instead of having ev.oly.ed. from the good old British game of rounders. Yesterday's. Results Milwaukee 13,' New'York 4 Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 0 Today's Games Cincinnati at Brooklyn (n) Milwaukee at New York St. Louisat Philadelphia (n) Chicago at Pittsburgh (n) By The Associated Press TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas 5, San Antonio 4 ' .(12 innings) Tulsa 8, Beaumont? Fort Worth 5. Houston 3 Oklahoma City 11, Shreveport 4 'AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Omaha 4. Toledo S Denver 9. Charleston 2 Other games postponed . WESTERN LEAGUE Colorado Springs 5-4, Wichita 1-5 Lincoln 3, Pueblo 0 Sioux City 10, Des Moines 9 OFF COURSE DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UP) —Tom Daughtery of the local Pigeon club had his faith in th'e navigating ability of pigeons somewhat shaken todah. He found ahoming pigeon with a band on its leg addressed to "Ronald C. Chang, Honolulu." NEW YORK OB— If Commissioner Ford Frick's fac.t-finding committee really wants to know why fans are staying away from the ballparks in increasing numbers, et its members merely sit on the tiard seats through a couple of typical three-hour games such as are being perpetrated these days and they will look no further. Much as we hate to. say it, the national game is becoming a bore. It, is becoming badly, overrnanaged by a new. school of pilots whose idea of brilliant strategy is to change pitchers. Let us ' take., if we must, • the most recent horrible example, in which, eight- St. Louis Cardinal pitchers paraded at Ebbets Field over a period of 2 hours 55 minutes while the Dodgers were hacking out a 12-5 victory. All the horrible exhibition did, besides losing a few more customers, was prove that Harry Walker, the Cards'new manager,' can haul in more throwers than could his predecessor Eddie Stanky, who was no mean hand, Saying that it takes a minimum of. five minutes to get a new pitcher into action, Walker thus used by 35 minutes demonstrating his authority. Actually, it seemed twice been. that long, and might have Just in case anyone thought this was a flash in the pan, Walker used four flingers the next day and then climaxed his maiden week's great performance by trotting out' 10 of them (5-5) in Sunday's double-header. These stem- ulating contests \yere timed off, respectively, in 2:59 and 2:45. excellent dog photos are made every day with low priced cameras. "The only important requirement is a little advance planning for the picture," says Hugelmeyer. "Don't get the dog so disturbed by your preparations that he won't pose. Try to snap him in surroundings in which he feels most at home. Be sure you choose a simple background. Don't pose him against a setting of the family car, part ol the porch, and a couple of curious passers - by. As your subject, he should stand out. Stand about 6 or 8 feet from the dog and hold your camera reasonably level with his head. A few simple hints on lighting will get you by, Hugelmeyer says. 'For the best highlights on the dog's face an d coat, the light should come from the side. And -a dark color dog should be snapped in strong light; less light should be used for a white dog. Floodlamps may make him ill at ease and flashbulbs while fine if used correctly, often call for special equipment. See that the color of the background gives contrast with the dog's color. But don't pick a glaring white background for a black dog. Have contrast — but not too much. Try for interesting photos. Pose your dog with a child. Photograph a puppy lapping milk from a saucer. 'Snap your dog when he has an alert expression — head up, tail straight. Try to have an assistant, stand at one side — out of the picture — and. attract the dog's attention by whistling at him. Be sure, however, that he squats or kneels to be on the ,sarhe plane with the caera and dog. Other wise, you'll have an -awkward pose in 'which the dog appears to be gazing skyward at nothing in particular. Above all, be patient with him. Patience as much as anything else is the secret of good dog photography. Coca Show Has Made Career of Hal March By WAYNE OLIVER NEW YORK 'OB— Whatever suc- NE\y.YORK W—By this time i. is clear that if the New York Yankees go on to win anothei American. League pennant—-Casej Stengel's sixth in sevpn tries— i will be the direct result of the win ter deal in which they suckered the Baltimore Orioles out of one of the game's greatest youn; pitchers, 'Bob Turley, ?erra, Yankees 39,; Mays, Giants 30 Kluszewski, Redlegs 39; Berra Yankees 39 ;; jKalirie, Tigers 3.9, Bum rr Mantle; ya.nkees 51; Sru'der, Dodgers 49 Smith, Indians ^6; Bruton, HBrave? 45, Kaline, Ti- lers 4; Bauer, Yainkees 41. Hit* TT, Praline, Tigers 74; ;Aaron, iraves 67; Mueller, Giants $7; "lampanella, Dodgers 64. Pitc "' , on 6 Decision*) W 9 0 7 .7 4 L Pet. 0 1,WQ »"• ing Giants with six runs in the second that sent Johnny Antonejli o his seventh defeat. The Braves jot five more in the ninth as diet Nichols won No. 5 with help from Warren Spahn. The Giants, now half a game back of the Braves, lost shortstop Al Dark for an indefinite periqd when X-rays revealed a pair of >one chips suffered when he was lit on the left hand by a pitched >all Sunday. Five singles and an er.ror pulled he Cubs fronri behind in, the sixth at Pittsburgh to shorten the nigrjt or Max Surkont. Darius, Hillman, Hal Jeffcoat and Howie Pollet ombined in relief to s^ve Warren Iack,er's sixth victory. ' Fred Ha.tfieldl's homer off relief- r Tom Sturdivant gave Ned Garver his first triumph over t h e Yankees in six years. Eddie Robinson smacked a two-run homeland Joe. Collins a bases - empty clout for the Yanks. Rookie Herb Score diqjn't survive the first inning against, the Re'd Sox's Ted Williams' hit a two-run double. But after Cleveland tied it at 3-all in their tjalf of th« frame to chase Me.1 Parnell, Bo,s- ton got four runs in th$ fourth off loser Art iJo.Mtte.man to, win it for George Sus.ce,. Three runs In the r\jnth— wifh. Bill Wilson's three-base^ error letting the lead run s,core.—broke up Alex Kellher's shutout a.nd won fpr the Senators in the opeper at Kansas City. Mickey McDe.rmett gay? 13 hits and walked six ii^ the nightcap', but hung on for his fifth v\c- tory. C»rlps Paula, W»8Wn|ton out-. And what did the Orioles receive in return? Well, they got outfielder 3ene Woodling, the "key" man in :he big swan, who currently is hitting .206 and, from some accounts, has slowed down almost to a walk. Also, they landed shortstop Willie Miranda, hitting .225; catcher Ha Smith, .26.9 and first baseman Gus Triandps, .292. That's about all unless you wish to include pitcher Harry Byrd and his 4.42 earned run mark. Frank Lane of the Chicago White Sox wails that he begged Paul Richards, the Baltimore Brain, not la surrender Turley to the Yanks for anything less than a couple of stars such as Hank Bauer and Andy Carey, but that Richards wouldn't listen. Purely as a perspnal opinion, General Manager George Weiss of the Yankees still is a grown man picking on a set of promising juveniles. The only mistake we can recall Weiss having made 'was in letting pitcher Bob. 'Pqrterfield £et away to Washinton for nothing much in 1951. The most exciting new face in fight circles, is hung on Gene Poirier, a 23-year-old veteran of the Korean War who scored his seventh straight victory with a foiirth-rpund knockout of Muguej Dia^ of Cuba in a natipnalty televised bout Here. ppirie,r a native of Niagara Fajl and a soljdjy built welterweight, has whq,t the fans Ijke— a punch^ jn either glpye which induce sud <Je. n , They. say.... he was a ., Very tpugh army sergeant, despite, Ills tender years, and it is not ftarfj (£ b^eve. The more avirj Poirier enthusiasts see him fight- foe wi Jilt cess the Imogene Coca show mqy have had otherwise, it has given a boost to the career of Hal March, who has been Imogene's partner in comedy the past few months. The 35-year-old actor and writer begins tonight as emcee of the $64,000 question on CBS-TV and on June 25 starts another ne\v show entitled The Soldiers on NBC-TV. March actually has been around in- radio and TV a long time with scores of guest roles and regular parts in such shows as My Friend Irma and Burns and Allen. But he says of his role in the Saturday night Coca show: "It has been a tremendous shot in the arm, And it h?s been s Noel Coward to Sing His « Songs Only By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Wl — .You won't catch Noel Coward strumming a guitar and warbling "Davy Crockett" when he appears in Las Vegas 1 next week. "I will sing only my own songs,'^ says the kind of the sophisticates.^ 1 Does he have any fears that his material will be over the heads of patrons in the rootin', tootin' Wild West town? "Not in. the least. It has been my past experience that it is a, mistake to make any compromises with audiences. I have often been warned that I am too English for American audiences. I have found that fear is groundless. "People take it for granted that'C am English. What I do seems to get across to them. Americans have even liked some of the Cockney things I do, and you'd hardly expect that." Coward was here for a brief whirl before taking off on his four- week engagement nt the Desert Inn. His salary is reported at. $40,00 a week, but that seems much, inflated, even The British for Las star was Vegas. honored^ Sunday with a cocktail party at the Beverly Hills home of Frank Se.n- nes, who runs the successful Mouliiii Rouge here and books talent for the Desert Inn. ' • After greeting such film and'i^als as. Greet- Garson, Jean Simmons, Van Heflin, Jack -Benny and George JesSel, Coward buckled down to rehearsals at the home of Clifton Webb, where ho was . staying. g- "I'm breaking in a new pianist^" old boy," he explained. Between rehearsals, he paused to talk about his invasion of the modern El Dorado. "I was in Las Vegas last December to see what it was like," he remarked. "I was enchanted. There is absolutely no place likp it in the world. It doesn't resemble Monte Carlo; ;K's a combination of a gold rush, and a honky tonk. It is quite unique." * ,'f| : He said he would feature np special, material about Las Vegas,. as many stars do. When he' opens next Tuesday, he'll do only his own songs. "No dancing — just singing,, if you can call it that." Does he have any trepidations about facing the Nevada audiences? , . "Certainly," he replied. "I always do when I face, a new challenge. But then, that's what makes life interesting." £» After Las Vegas, Coward returns to London to direct his new play, a light comedy as yet untitlcd. In the fall, he returns for the first of three spectaculars for CBS-TV. I The National Education Assn. adequate classrooms provide ^0 square feet of floor space for each elementary school pupil and ' 25 square feet for each high student. wonderful experience working qn the show. Miss Coca is one of th,a.> great talents of our time." Miss Coca's new show, her first solo venture after the breakup pf ' the Coca-Sid Caesar-Max Liebman tgam o£ Your Show of- Shows, floundered rather badly when -it started last fall. Then March was brought in as regular partner an A foil as her TV husband, and tlie show has gained steadily in ratings. '' ( However, March disclaims personal credit for the improvement, saying it was due to the change in format rather than his indivi^- ual efforts. But he does give credit to the' role for making him better tnown—at least for making people remember his name. * r OOT OF DOORS wit* By AL McCLANE Fishing Editor Some folks hesitate to take up fly fishing because they think it is hard to learn, and they are not sure that it would be much fun. Others think the tackle is too expensive. Actually, fly fishing is easy to learn. and as to the fun. well, there's no comparison between standing hip deep in a swirling trout stream trying to hold even a very small fish on light tackle,, and sitting in a row boat bounq- ing a lead sinker, Also the tackle item of and the is not expensive. The most important equipment is the line, ae,st of these are tapered frorp, thin to thick, so that casting ia easier, You can find a conyen- ;ional double tapered line &>£ about five dollars but if you can't afford that, a regular. Jeyel line will do. I have caught thousands of trout on level lines that cost no more than a dollar. "The secret is to use a long leader witty a heavy butt, This slows your cast down so " t doesn't slop the water, 'ly rod can be made, to cast all the, different kind? of flies, but U you're buying a rod for the first mie, get one weighing a,bout SMj ounces, with a, medium actipn in an S'/j foot length. Except |or casting for very ,a/ge fish, Uk.? steeUiea4 trout ' jalraon, re,els/ are ac»t v^rjf; portent. A,ny light fWflt, • wM <& As ft taMtai, ; W \fr on 'broken water, and a longer finer one of nine feet in l&nith tapered to 3 X for flat water. Ajid to this a few simple flies, and bottle of oil to float t^em, you are well equipped. , : . The only way to become gqod Mf at the gajrie is by fishing a.$ offcea as you can, and preferably ij\ the company of somebody whp, l^as some knowledge of angling. MucU of what we learn grows from cqhv raon experience rather than a precise formula. 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Microsoft Classroom has been retired. New classroom experiences available now in Microsoft Teams for Education. Learn More: https://aka.ms/meetteamsedu
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Integrate Forms into Classroom
The new Forms looks great with the Quiz that can be graded. It would be great if this Quiz could be posted directly to the Classroom as an Assignment from the Forms page. Once the Quiz is graded, it would be great if this grade is posted in Classroom for the student to see rather than the student having to visit the Quiz again after it's been graded.93 votes
Assign an assignment to new added students
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Customizeable comments for students
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Keep past due assignments on home page
My students will completely forget about past assignments once the due date passes. Please keep these on the home page, but maybe at the bottom below the current assignments! Some sort of alert is needed.8 votes
Microsoft Classroom - Archive or Hide last year's classes as a teacher
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sync to gradebook software programs
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Traveling Luck for Augusta Springs YCC Camp Virginia, United States
The timezone in Augusta Springs YCC Camp is America/Iqaluit
Morning Sunrise at 08:22 and Evening Sunset at 17:57. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 38.1069°, Longitude. -79.3175° , Elevation. 524m
Morning Sunrise at 08:22 and Evening Sunset at 17:57. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 38.1069°, Longitude. -79.3175° , Elevation. 524m
Weather near Augusta Springs YCC Camp Last report from Petersburg, Grant County Airport, WV 33.4km awayTemperature: -2°C / 28°F
Wind: 0km/h North
Cloud: Sky Clear
Satellite map of Augusta Springs YCC Camp and it's surroudings...
Geographic features & Photographs around Augusta Springs YCC Camp in Virginia, United States
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Augusta Springs (0.7km)
- Pond Gap (historical) (0.9km)
- Ferrol (3.4km)
- Mount Elliott Springs (4.5km)
- Chapin (7.1km)
- Estaline (7.4km)
- Fordwick (7.6km)
- Summerdean (7.9km)
- Craigsville (8.1km)
- North Mountain (8.8km)
- McKinley (9km)
valley an elongated depression usually traversed by a stream.
- Hite Hollow (1.8km)
- Gum Lick Hollow (3.6km)
- Kennedy Draft (4.6km)
- Sweet Spring Hollow (5.6km)
- Chapin Draft (6.3km)
- Taylor Hollow (7.6km)
- Staples Hollow (7.9km)
- Sulphur Spring Hollow (8.1km)
- Stuples Hollow (8.8km)
- Wallace Draft (9.4km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Liptrap Run (0.5km)
- Montgomery Run (1.4km)
- Daniel Run (1.5km)
- Ferrol Creek (1.7km)
- Archer Run (3.1km)
- Trout Branch (3.4km)
- Elliott Springs Run (4.6km)
- Jeff Run (5km)
- Fall Branch (6.7km)
- Grassy Run (7.6km)
mountain an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Archer Knob (6.7km)
- Hogback (7.4km)
- Elliott Knob (8.1km)
- Great North Mountain (8.1km)
- Haycock Knob (8.8km)
Accommodation around Augusta Springs YCC Camp
The Buckhorn Inn 2487 Hankey Mountain Highway, Churchville
Best Western Staunton Inn 92 Rowe Road, Staunton
Comfort Inn & Suites 584 Oakland Cir, Raphine
trail a path, track, or route used by pedestrians, animals, or off-road vehicles.
- Shillings Trail (6.3km)
- North Mountain Trail (7.2km)
- Little North Mountain Trail (7.4km)
- Trimbles Mill Trail (8.6km)
tower a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- WVPT-TV (Staunton) (7.9km)
- WTON-FM (Staunton) (8km)
- Elliot Knob Lookout Tower (8.2km)
spring(s) a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.
- Chestnut Flat Spring (5.9km)
- Cockran Spring (8.7km)
- Cold Spring (9.4km)
ridge(s) a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Brown Ridge (5.8km)
- Chestnut Ridge (7.7km)
church a building for public Christian worship.
- Miller Memorial Church (1.8km)
- Shemariah Church (8.7km)
post office a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
- Mount Elliott Post Office (historical) (4.5km)
- Craigsville Post Office (8.3km)
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Augusta Springs YCC Camp (0km)
- Estaline Furnace (6.5km)
range a series of associated ridges or seamounts.
- Little North Mountain (6.9km)
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Craigsville Elementary School (7.6km)
cemetery a burial place or ground.
- Craigsville Memorial Cemetery (8.3km)
reservoir(s) an artificial pond or lake.
- Craigsville Reservoir (8km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
Wikipedia entries close to Augusta Springs YCC Camp
- Ferrol, Virginia
- Craigsville, Virginia city o city
- Elliott Knob mountain k mountain
- Greenville, Virginia city o city
- Brownsburg, Virginia city o city
- Raphine, Virginia city o city
- Goshen, Virginia city o city
- Jolivue, Virginia city o city
- Staunton (Virginia) city i city
- Goshen Pass city o city
- Head Waters, Virginia city o city
- Stuarts Draft, Virginia city o city
- Verona, Virginia city o city
- Fishersville, Virginia city o city
- Lyndhurst, Virginia city o city
- Sherando, Virginia city o city
Airports close to Augusta Springs YCC CampElkins randolph co jennings randolph(EKN), Elkins, Usa (121km)
Washington dulles international(IAD), Washington, Usa (229.1km)


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Operationblitz , 23 Sep 2016This just smacks of CEO's and senior managers not listening to there customers. Im in the U... moreIf you talk about Three UK then it's throttled speed and not so good anyway.
I think 100 gb high speed plan should be the minimum. It can go well upto 1000 gb.
If there are generous caps on high speed data, people wont feel the pinch or even bother about not having unlimited plans. Btw, us wireless rates seem extremely high. They should give 100 gb per month in around 30 usd.
In Finland you get unlimited text, calls and data for 25-40e a month depending on which data speed you pick. (20mb/s - 300mb/s)
8 dollars per gigabyte plan seems like a massive rip off. Pretty sure this is why monopolies should not be allowed to exist.
Wait... 160$ per month for that plan?
So that's how that ""American"" freedom look like...
Worst cellphone company EVARRRRRR!
I was with AT&T and that was a PAIN! I am with T-Mobile since and i'm very happy!
Verizon is trying to avoid the inevitable! they will roll out unlimited everything when their customers started to flee to other carriers!
And people don't need smartphone, cars, house, etc.. nice one verizon.
Anonymous, 23 Sep 2016Stupidity... In estonia we have 35gb 50mbit plan for 23euro and unlimited 150mbit for 35euro ... moreUSA is far behind Europe...! 😀
Unlimited is the whole point with "broadband" so the user can stream as much video/TV as the user want! Nobody needs broadband to watch Facebook or read news, so 4G is totally pointless if it can not be used to stream unlimited amount of video that actually needs broadband/4G!
I have real unlimited 3G, 30 Mbit/s, and I use more than 1000 Gb each month!
In estonia we have 35gb 50mbit plan for 23euro and unlimited 150mbit for 35euro for mobile
Just another Reason why the big Red will continue to loose customers!!
Kinda like... Not adjusting to the competition. Haha
Misleading terms like limitless should carry punishment even in ads
ProJames, 23 Sep 201620GB of limitless data? What does that even means?20GB of "Limitless" data that not being throttled, which also mean that the fastest you use that the fastest it's gone. And that's shared between 4(or 5 lines). So, anyone got 4G LTE(and the advanced as the new Verizon ads show) and use it on daily drive, your data probably won't last more than week( if not shorter).
160$ for 20GB? That's a crazy price for what you get. This month I could get 20GB for 2 euros or usually I can get 30GB for 15 euros and I still think that's expensive.
Verizon must have mistaken themselves for Apple if they think they can tell people what they want.
Then again, apparently they basically have a monopoly is some areas so people are forced to go with them.
What if i use 4G data as my main internet source instead of WiFi?
I can easily reach 300 gb a month with watching YouTube and stuff like that.
Step your game up Verizon.
What if i use 4G data as my main internet source instead of wofo
You can get 200 GBs of 4g internet here in Pakistan for just $60 and 24 GBs for $15. With offers you can have 50% more for free. I am okay with this here xD


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Approximately eight Sharpsburg Town Crier subscribers didn't receive their newsletters in the mail this year because the post office discarded them, the newsletter's editor said.
Town Crier Editor Jan Wetterer told town officials Monday night she made that discovery last month after checking with the post office to see if a subscriber's newsletters were being held while he was out of town.
The newsletters were discarded because the subscribers had new addresses, Wetterer said. When an address changed in the past, Wetterer was notified and could pay to pick up and put new addresses on the newsletters, she said.


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Once again Tradulínguas launches its Legal Translation e-Learning Course. This time the course will focus on Contracts and the differences and similarities between them in the Portuguese and Anglo-Saxon systems.
In this course participants will have the opportunity of studying all different components of a Contract, vocabulary and "false friends" usually associated with this type of documents and more.
The course starts on the 15th of October, 2013 and goes until the 29th of October, it is composed of 8 lessons, totalling an estimate 30 to 35 hours and it will be conducted by Dra. Ana Raquel Ruivo. You can enrol until the 11th of October 2013.
For more information about this wonderful course, please follow the link to the Course's Official Brochure, where you will find all the contents, prices and terms and conditions.
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If you didn't know better you would expect to see a lot of green fields in Greenland. But you don't. One of the legends that is wide spread around names of Greenland and Iceland says about a Norwegian named Erik the Red and his father, who were forced to leave Norway because they were involved in several crimes. Those two moves in Iceland, and after Erik's father, Thorvald, dies, Erik's name is linked again with several crimes committed in Iceland. Because of this he is forced expelled for three years out of the country. Greenland being the nearest shore he decides to spend the next years in the realms of this splendid location. When sentencing terms have expired, Erik has returned to Iceland in order to invite friends and neighbors to move closer to him in his new home. In order to attract more people to take their luggage and leave Iceland, called island of eternal ice "green country". Too much he didn't lie because there are parts of Greenland which are really green, especially during summer. Of course there are other legends which say that Greenland is actually a transcription error from Danish "Grönland" and that Greenland actually means "people's country" or "earth country."
Every town has a claim to fame, and in Ilulissat it is the icebergs, as the translation from Greenlandic. Actually Ilulissat is the Kalaallisut word for iceberg. Ilulissat is located in the western part of Greenland, 350 km north of Artic Circle. But the city is the most popular Greenland destination because of the nearby Icefjord, part of UNESCO World Heritage and made tourism the town's main industry alongside fishing. The fjords surrounding Ilulissat, especially Sermeq Kujalleq, 56 kilometers long are the most productive glacier in the northern hemisphere. Its productivity is equal with New York City water consumption on a full year, 20 million tons of ice.
For me was amazing all the Greenland experience. From the astonishing landscape to the huge painting in blue and white, the kindness of people and delicious food, Greenland is a country which you must visit at least once in your life. You can hike, photograph, kayak, dog sledding, sailing or just to admire the breath taking surroundings.
As we pass by life most of us forget to open our eyes and see. Since I put my hand on a camera, I started to see the world in a different way, a way that I couldn't describe in words. Photography is more than technique and composition. Photography "speaks" through light and shadows about emotions, moments, inner feelings, life style, cultures and customs. It speaks about life, and this is what I love and want to express through my images.


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Billy Budd is about a sailor's life onboard a man-of-war under strict martial laws. The reader may find the code of conduct overly harsh, but discipline onboard a warship is paramount to the readiness and survival of the ship and her crew. What makes Billy Budd a great book is the clear demarcation between good and evil. The Master-at-arms Claggart and the Handsome Sailor Billy are on a collision course because Claggart is everything that is evil and Billy is everything that is good. Another prevailing classical theme is the nature of justice. Like the book of Job in the Bible, this novel shows that life is not always fair. Even the innocent and righteous are made to suffer unjustly.


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CAW Reaches Cost-Cutting Agreement with Ford, Secures Canadian Footprint
October 30, 2009, 3:15 PM EST
The CAW has reached a tentative agreement with Ford Motor Company that follows the pattern established at General Motors and Chrysler in the spring, while maintaining the company's manufacturing base here in Canada. The new agreement expires on September 17, 2012.
"During the negotiations, Ford threatened that if we didn't come to an agreement, the company would begin shifting investment out of Canada," said CAW President Ken Lewenza. "In today's globalized economy where companies attempt to bypass community commitments, it's crucial that we don't allow this to happen."
"Ford sells hundreds of thousands of vehicles in Canada each year and we must ensure that they continue to employ Canadians in the production of just as many vehicles."
As part of the deal, Ford has made a series of production and investment commitments at its Canadian facilities including any potential derivative engines from its base design architecture in Windsor and new vehicles (to be produced off a new global vehicle platform) in Oakville. Under those product commitments, Canada will account for 10 per cent of Ford's total North American manufacturing output over the term of the new agreement. Under those product commitments, Ford will continue to manufacture more than it sells in Canada - as was formerly required under the old Canada-U.S. Auto Pact.
"This footprint commitment was an important achievement for the union," said Lewenza.
For the Oakville assembly plant, Ford committed to allocating a new global platform to the Oakville flex plant, which will produce at least two new-generation vehicles in the next product cycle. During the course of the collective agreement, two models - the Edge and the Lincoln MKX will also get a major refresh.
In Windsor, Ford committed to a new premium engine in the Essex Engine plant as well as the sole source for all variants of the engine. Work generated by new components related to a growth in volume will be in-sourced dependent upon an acceptable business plan. Additionally the Windsor Engine plant will continue to be the sole source for the 5.4 litre engine for the life of the product, as well as the 6.8 litre engine.
During the course of negotiations, the company confirmed that the St. Thomas assembly plant would be closing in the third quarter of 2011, despite the union's best effort to keep the facility open. As part of the closure, workers will receive enhanced severance and retirement packages. Ford has also committed to providing funds to set up an action centre to assist workers who are unemployed as a result of the closure.
"This was a very difficult round of negotiations," said Mike Vince, chairperson of the CAW-Ford Master Bargaining Committee and president of CAW Local 200.
"Nothing was harder though than coming to the realization that regardless of whatever suggestions the union came up with to save the St. Thomas facility, Ford would be closing the plant. This is a terrible blow to St. Thomas, which has already suffered massive job loss in this recession."
The CAW represents approximately 7,000 Ford workers across the country.


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SustainIt welcome Dr Bike!
As part of SustainIt's commitment to employee satisfaction, safety and sustainable commuting, the company offers each employee a contribution towards bicycle maintenance every year. This year, having been in talks with Go Green and Bristol's Local Sustainable Transport Fund initiative, we decided to invite Dr Bike to our offices. Dr Bike is an innovative scheme offered by Life Cycle UK and the Bristol Bike Workshop, whereby an experienced mechanic visits a site and services, repairs and tweaks all employees' bikes.
Rob arrived at 2pm, punctually, and set about servicing our 6 bikes. Some were in tip top condition (Charlie's new carbon frame triathlon bike being a good example) and only needed a little oil. Others (Joe's flat tyred, hasn't-been-used-in-six-months Giant mountain bike falls into this category) needed new gear cables, brake pads, and inner tubes. On top of the on-site improvements Dr Bike made, he also made recomendations as to further potential issues that should be looked into, for instance a full hub service and new chain were recomended for Matt's rather tired old racing bike.
At a small cost to the company, SustainIt have improved the safety and ridability of these vital modes of transport. All in all, this was an excellent service, and we wouldnt hesitate to receomend Dr Bike to any other organisation which cares about the satisfaction and safety of its staff, and the carbon footprint of their commute.
For more information, please see http://www.thebristolbikeproject.org/our-services/dr-bike/ and http://www.lifecycleuk.org.uk/dr-bike.


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Acting Teacher Brings New Relevancy to America's Bard
By Tree Bernstein
John Slade walks onto the bare stage at the Ojai Art Center carrying a boom box on his shoulder. He sets up the box and punches up the beat — uhn chooka un chooka uhn uhn — and launches into Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself":
His performance lasted about 5 minutes; he's part of an annual community reading program called The Favorite Poem Project. That evening, November 8, 2010, a dozen others shared favorite poems with an appreciative audience. It was a remarkable transference; John Slade does not just read Walt Whitman, he embodies him.
With his wife Laurie Walters Slade, John Slade came to Ojai in 2001 to teach English Lit, Film Studies, and Theater Arts at Nordhoff High School. His dramatic student productions were praised by a local newspaper for "a reputation for quality and relevance." He taught and directed at NHS for 11 years, retiring in 2012. That fall in 2010, Slade wanted to introduce his English class to the poetry of Walt Whitman, but was met with yawns. That's when he got the idea for putting a backbeat to Whitman's poems and rapping out the lines. "From English to Drama, they woke up," he says.
The genesis of "I Sing Walt Whitman" is an organically grown Ojai story. From classroom to Art Center, Slade began to build his repertoire of Whitman's extensive oeuvre, memorizing "sets" of poems: the early "Leaves of Grass'"declarative poems; excerpts of letters to Ralph Waldo Emerson; and, later, sad elegies from the Civil War years, such as "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed" and "O Captain, My Captain." Slade's reverence for the spirit of Whitman's message came out in song.
Enter Kim Maxwell. Local inspirational theatrical coach and director, Maxwell helped Slade with his first song, "Who Learns My Lesson Complete." It debuted in 2012 with a troupe of community performers as part of Kim Maxwell Studio's production of "Lost & Unwilling to Ask for Directions."
"With Whitman I could have a platform for my spiritual life," Slade confirms. At an open mic at Bart's Books, at Libbey Bowl during Ojai WordFest, in Ventura at the Artist's Union Poetry series, Slade showed up with Whitman under his hat — and swept the room with Old Grey Beard's ecstatic song and prophetic words.
Then came 'The Beard.' Early on, Slade adopted the tipped-hat slouch and short-bearded look of a vigorous, yet mature, Walt Whitman. Slade shares similar features with the poet from the early editions of "Leaves of Grass." (Whitman was the first American author to put his photo on the page — an audacious act for the times.) Nowadays the actor favors the elder poet, and for that, the addition of 'The Beard' was required. A wig and beard maker in Kentucky took snips of Slade's own hair for a perfect match. (At $600 for chin whiskers, it should be.) With beard and hat, and the old grey overcoat, Slade found his character's look.
Material for the show is voluminous. He notes, "I probably have two hours altogether — but lots more stored in reserve. If I want to do a Whitman lecture on a topic like sexuality, or environment, or health, or some other favorite subject of his, I can expand and embellish on what my original text contains. I'd have to memorize or read the new material, but that's allowed."
Next, the show needed new venues. Whitman was performed locally at the Ojai Valley Community Church and the Unitarian-Universalists Church in Santa Paula. The mix is part Chautauqua-tent revival, part lecture-with-song packaged in poetry. The show played at Oxnard College and the Elite Theatre and had a turn in Burbank and Malibu. It was part of Ken Wilber's Integral Life Spiritual Conference for New Year's 2013. By the summer of 2014, the show had short tours in other states, and was well received in Prescott and Sedona, Arizona. The highlight of 2014 was in December at the Mighty Met Acoustic Flashback Benefit for Paraquat Kelley in New York, where George Thorogood and Slash were headliners.
The CD, "I Sing Walt Whitman," debuted in 2014. Local musicians contributed to the mix with Jimmy Caliri on sax and Hammond B3, April Theriault on tin whistle and vocals, Ken Eros on guitar and drums. The CD was engineered at Eros Creative and Sound here in Ojai. The fruit of these labors, all homegrown. (See OQ winter 2014-15 for Off the Shelf review of the CD.)
The music is a big part of the appeal of the Whitman show. As a self-described "shy kid in 9th grade" who grew up in Pontiac, Michigan, Slade found his way on to the stage through his talent as a singer and musician. He was in a band called East Bound Mound with Gilda Radner in his 20s. He played keyboards and was lead singer for the performance comedy/drama group, a sort of precursor to the Saturday Night Live format. The group had a big fan base in Ann Arbor, opening for the likes of Bob Seger and Ted Nugent. Then, in the early '70s, Slade came west to Hollywood with his first wife and had some success on stage and in film with roles in "L.A. Confidential," "Titanic," and "Slam Dance." His discography includes: "Boomer Town" (2006), "I Got Plans" (2011), "Night Crossing" and "I Sing Walt Whitman," (both 2014).
In the middle of all that, he met Laurie. "It was," he says, eyes twinkling, "a palpable attraction."
Laurie Walters is a former television actress, best known for playing Joanie Bradford on "Eight Is Enough," which aired from 1977 until 1981. In Ojai, Mrs. Slade runs the bi-monthly Shakespeare Salon at the Ojai Public Library, and directs plays. She will direct the upcoming "As You Like It" at the Ojai Art Center, which runs from March 27 through April 19. She is very involved in environmental issues, garnering the 2014 Volunteer of the Year Award from the Ojai Green Coalition. She organized the Green Library for the Green Coalition on Signal Street, and is also active in Tree People, an organization that plants trees. Slade credits his wife as co-director and producer for the Whitman project. She is also head wrangler of 'The Beard.'
Comparisons to other one-person shows are inevitable. Hal Holbrook's "Mark Twain Tonight" (which has been running since the '50s) leaps to mind, as does "The Belle of Amherst," a one-woman play by William Luce, popularized by Julie Harris in the '70s.
While somewhat apt, such comparisons fall short of the actual experience of feeling Whitman come alive in a contemporary context. "Whitman was writing for this generation of gay rights, of dignity for people of color, for spiritual inclusivity, for Boomers and for Millennials," says Slade. It is a show that is refreshingly free of the usual postmodern cynicism. "The good news is, Uncle Walt's gospel is amazingly current: His riffs about sex and eternity still sound resoundingly ahead of their time. Before Carl Sagan, Neil de Grasse Tyson, evolutionary evangelist Michael Dowd, and futurist Barbara Marx-Hubbard, Walt Whitman was already teaching us to see the world through evolutionary eyes," Slade notes. "I'm tired of Richard Dawkins' material universe. When you take the long evolutionary view, trends look better."
With a lot of help from his friends in Ojai to bring "I Sing Walt Whitman" into the ready-to-go show it is today, Slade interprets Whitman's insight and message as simply, "Love is the binding force of the Universe, and that human consciousness is surely headed somewhere." Evidence suggests "I Sing Walt Whitman" is just as surely on that evolutionary path.


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DescriptionThe citizens on Nanashi Island have the custom of organizing a ceremony to celebrate children's transition into adulthood. The young Pockle, however, has slept through his own ceremony. Missing the ceremony is considered a crime and he is thrown into prison. Mayer, the mayor of the island, agrees to grant Pockle freedom with some significant restrictions: his face is blurred out, he must adhere to an early curfew, and is under a constant surveillance by a robotic police chief. Pockle also has to find a way to raise five million "mane" (the game's currency) to reimburse the organizers of the event. After engaging in menial jobs, Pockle realizes that his true destination in life is fulfill people's wishes and make them happy, otherwise he is doomed to stay a child forever.
Giftpia is an adventure game with light role-playing elements, similar in concept and execution to Moon. Much of the gameplay consists of various tasks and colorful mini-games involving the exotic islanders. There is no combat in the game; RPG elements consist of managing the main character's life and increasing his wealth, which serves as one of the game's final goals. Pockle has a stamina meter represented by hearts; their amount can be increased by finding additional hearts in the game world. The player needs to feed the protagonist and allow him to sleep regularly.
The game's world is open-ended; though the overall objective is helping people and earning money, the player is for the most part free to decide how to achieve that, participating in many tasks and activities in no particular order, though some of them must be completed to open up new gameplay possibilities. The game also features a day and night cycle.
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- "ギフトピア" -- Japanese spelling
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Kenichi Nishi (西 健一)Game Design:
Sayoko Yokote (横手 佐代子), Hiroshi Moriyama (森山 尋)Main System Programming:
Hironori Ahiko (阿彦 裕徳)Programming:
Masaru Hori (堀 雅), Shunsuke Yoshida (吉田 俊介)Character Modeling:
Fumikazu Tanaka (田中 文一)Character Animation:
Fumikazu Tanaka (田中 文一)Main Map Design:
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Daisuke Ooshita (大下 大介), Shiho Matsuzaki (松嵜 しほ)Script & Progress Management:
Mariko Shibata (柴田 真里子)Music, SE & Sound Director:
Hirofumi Taniguchi (谷口 博史)SE & Sound Assistant:
Yousuke Obikane (帯包 陽介)Vocal:
Motoko Kazama (風間 元子)Character, Screen, Field & Object Design:
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Yoshihisa Shimizu (清水 芳久)Planning Assistant:
Kingo Hirako (平工 きんご)Additional Technical Help:
Shiitsu Fujita (藤田 至一), Taiki Kawashima (川島 太樹)Supervisor:
Kensuke Tanabe (田邊 賢輔), Kenshirō Ueda (上田 賢之朗)Technical Support:
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