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EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC Welcomes New Director
DENVER, October 11, 2017 (Newswire.com) - EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC announced today that Patrick McFarlen has joined the firm as a director effective Oct. 1, 2017. He was most recently with EKS&H LLLP.
Patrick joined EKS&H LLLP in 2001 and was promoted to partner at the firm in 2012. For more than 15 years, he assisted public and privately held clients with valuations related to mergers and acquisitions (M&A), business combinations, goodwill impairment testing, fair value measurement and disclosure, impairment or disposal of long-lived assets, stock-based compensation, and derivative instruments and hedging activities. For the past five years, Patrick helped lead the firm's Transaction Advisory Services team, assisting with more than 50 buy-side due diligence and sell-side transition planning transactions per year as well as financial planning and analysis, post-close integrations, and valuations.
At EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC, Patrick will focus on assisting investors and businesses in a variety of industries with M&A advisory, acquisition advisory, capital formation, and strategic advisory services.
Patrick is a remarkably talented professional, and we look forward to the success he will achieve in this new position. He brings valuable strategic insight in the deal-making process and will be an integral member of the team from both a technical and advisory perspective.
"Patrick is a remarkably talented professional, and we look forward to the success he will achieve in this new position," said EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC President Adams Price. "He brings valuable strategic insight in the deal-making process and will be an integral member of the team from both a technical and advisory perspective."
"I am excited to be a part of the growth at EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC," Patrick said. "I look forward to leveraging my years of valuation and due diligence experience to help the investment bank deliver strategic solutions to the complex merger and acquisition and capital-raising needs of our clients."
Patrick earned a bachelor of science in accounting from Metropolitan State University of Denver and holds CFA, CPA/ABV, and ASA credentials.
EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC is an investment banking firm headquartered in Denver, Colorado, that is strategically aligned with EKS&H LLLP to provide full-service M&A corporate finance advisory to the middle market. For more information, please contact EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC President Adams Price at 303-846-1342, or visit www.ekshca.com.
© 2017 EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC
EKS&H Capital Advisors LLC is a FINRA Broker/Dealer and SIPC member.
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Categories: Mergers and Acquisitions, Business Finance
Tags: Adams Price, EKS&H, EKS&H Capital Advisors, Investment Bank, M&A, Middle Market, Patrick McFarlen


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Unlocking the City
Anne Winters acts as a poet-detective in her collection, The Key to the City.
By Emily Warn
Poetry Media Services
Anne Winters works Manhattan's streets in The Key to the City, her first book and a National Book Critics Circle finalist for poetry in 1986, using methods similar to New York City homicide cops. Her poems condense the dizzying complexity of Manhattan into miniature scale models in order to detect the unfair social conditions that can lead to crimped lives and calamitous events. In her poem-laboratories, Winters studies points in time that in complexity theory are defined as "strange attractors." The science writer James Gleick explains that these are single instants in time when the "complete state of knowledge about a dynamical system . . . collapses to a point" and so serve as a means to understand the system.
Fathoming New York is possible if she can register its forces, the energy of economic and social exchange that, though invisible, is contained within the city's physical lineaments—that which is unfixed and flowing moves through the "walledup canals." A poem's prosodic and syntactic arrangements create its structure just as differences of class and race create a social structure. The patterns that emerge over time cannot be perfectly predicted or controlled. Difference functions within poem and system as that which motivates change. When there is little external pressure and stable, long-term relationships are present, there will be little change to patterns within the system. When difference is introduced, movement becomes possible and necessary.
A coming-of-age poem, "The Street," opens with the speaker watching her sister watching herself in a "tilting compact mirror."
A round eclipse, a pool-like dot of light
on my little sister's glasses, bangs, her dome-cheeked,
solemn face
play-powdered in a tilting compact mirror.
Her sister is making herself up, inventing an adult self. The poet, on the other hand, is inventing herself as documentarian, mirroring events to understand what she sees. The playful freedom and predictable order and perspective of their childhood will soon be eclipsed by forces unleashed in the street. Out the window, where the two sisters knew "every crevice and lip of our stoopball, stickball street," the unexpected happens: they witness the aftermath of a horrific murder of a "girl" from "the one brownstone, catty cornered across: / a 'house'," which is different than the other brownstones.
Winters records the crime with the accuracy of a crime lab technician's high-powered lenses. The violence casts a harsh light and amplifies the fixed pattern out of which it emerged, indelibly altering the speaker's perception of self and system of which she is a part. Time collapses to a point. The precipitating event in this and many other poems is often the result of crossing a class line. What had been human and orderly becomes bestial and Kafkaesque.
On the sidewalk across / a girl from the house, in
stockingfeet, dark silk suit
slit and ribboned by knife thrusts, was pulling herself
through the arcs and dribbles and splashes of her blood.
Her fingertips' carmine meshed on the concrete, her elbows
over the wet, working shoulder blades (one still hooked
through her purse strap) and somehow her bluish felt
hat and hatpin, rolled to the curb, made me think she was
to the street—pinned and moving.
The bleeding victim becomes an insect in an exhibit; the severing of her connection from the human gives the poem its disturbing urgency, mirroring its lack in the scene itself:
And last thing
before we were hauled from the window seat, we saw her
raise one terrible red-nailed arm
and wave to them, sign them to come down to her.
Winters could have ended the poem here, setting herself up as witness to a failure to respond to a desperate summons. The poem would have served as reminder and prod to change the system by helping us see its injustice. She could have signed off with this ultimate of human horror—that even murder fails to help us recognize the "other" as human. But that would not be true to the facts of New York. The unexpected emerges out of it, amplifies the system as a whole, and then settles back into its pattern. In the last two stanzas, a cop cranks closed the hydrant he'd opened to wash the blood.
Much later, and late for school, when we were sent down
onto the stoop, my sister's face still reddish
lost and bereft behind her round of glasses
the opposite walk was clear if we'd had to cross there,
only a dark calligraphy beneath a sheen of water,
one lingering cop to crank the hydrant closed.
The beauty of "The Street" is in the way its perspectives shift and collide—from the "pool-like dot of light" in her sister's glasses to the "terrible red-nailed arm" waving at the two girls. These shifts also occur among poems in the book—from an overheard conversation in an all-night laundromat to the view from a plane gliding above Manhattan skyscrapers. Winters's faceted forms are comparable to the stunning images produced when mathematicians invented fractal geometry to describe the irregular regularity of shapes such as twisting coastlines or turbulent water. Before the invention of fractal geometry, the dimensions and characteristics of these forms were unknown. Similarly, in exactly rendering events, Winters abstracts essential information about New York, fathoming its unfathomable dimensions.
Emily Warn's latest collection of poetry is Shadow Architect. This article first appeared on www.poetryfoundation.org. Learn more about Anne Winters, and her poetry, at www.poetryfoundation.org.
© 2009 by Emily Warn. All rights reserved.

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Smartphones have become part of our lives. Just the other day, smartwatches were launched and they are already taking the market. For those who haven't upgraded, it is time to start the plans as early as now in order to walk with the current world of technology. However, the amazing new trend is the introduction of the smart kitchen. This exciting trend is a dream that has been living in the minds of the 1950s men and women. From the door locks to thermostats that can be controlled by a few taps on a smart device, this is what happens when it comes to smart kitchens!
Many appliances for kitchen use have emerged in the market, and more people are replacing their old-fashioned models with the new ones. Smart kitchens are just efficient and cool given the rise of the contemporary refrigerators with internal cameras as well as smart ovens that can be controlled right from a mobile device. In other words, today's smart kitchens host various appliances that can be connected to the internet. Due to this capability of networking, homeowners have access to multiple options. For example, it is possible to check and monitor stuff in the fridge remotely. Your cooker can also be programmed while in the office.
Efficiency Benefits
The efficiency of smart kitchens is attributed by the smart appliances used. For instance, a smart refrigerator can be operated without opening the door, hence saving more energy. This is also important because the appliance's lifespan is not affected as it's not going to work harder than usual.
When going out shopping, it is easier to set a slow cooking and also switch the appliance to warm the food if you are extending your shopping period. With these appliances, you rest assured of not overcooking food anymore. You will save more on energy, and eventually, a significant amount of cash for other expenditure.
Apart from the cooking and cooling appliances, there are better quality kitchen faucets that can be used to regulate water flow based on what you are doing. They have controls to allow high water pressure for washing bigger dishes and low pressure for regular utensils. In short, they have water flow controls to ensure every kind of task taking place in the sink is catered for. Almost all homes and even other commercial kitchens have these improved features to ensure efficiency in the utilization of water and energy.
Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks and Faucets Repairing
Even though these smart appliances are becoming popular in modern kitchens, they can break down just like the conventional models. In some occasions, many homeowners may prefer replacing a unit instead of seeking repair services. This can be a good idea if you have enough money to buy a good stainless steel sink for your kitchen, but the fact is 'money has never been enough'! For that reason, looking for a handyman can save you several bucks compared to buying an entire unit.
The leaks under the sink are some of the common problems you are likely to encounter. Though they are easy to identify and repair, they can cause serious damage to the cabinets and wooden floors. The source of the problem could be faulty faucets, drainpipes, or hoses. However, the issue becomes obvious when you check under the sink. So, you need to tighten the connection. But sometimes the issue can be complicated and an expert may be required to repair it.
First, you need to assess the problem. A good indicator is usually a water-soaked floor or cabinets, or just a pool of water standing on the floor. The leak may also be originating from a high-pressure water hose, and perhaps you will see water spray. A leaking drain line can be identified by checking through the sink. The sink drain seal might be damaged, and therefore you can fill the sink with water and observe the leaking areas.
Depending on the source of the leakage, a particular method of repair is needed. For instance, leaks as a result of water supply hoses can be corrected by tightening the shut-off valves. If the faucets are loose, they need to be tightened, however, many faucets are located in hard-to-reach places behind the sink, and therefore locking or adjustable pliers can be perfect for this kind of repair work. If the repair is sophisticated, always look for a professional repairer to handle it.


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Akshay Kumar Net Worth 2017
Apart from being a world renowned Actor, Akshay Kumar aka Rajiv Hari Om Bhatia is also a producer and a martial artist. Till date, he has won numerous awards for his excellent acting skills and unmatchable screen persona. His dedication to work along with his good sense of acting has shaped his career in movies. Bollywood is mainly known for the three khans but this actor from Chandni chowk has created his own niche and place in this competitive industry.
Akshay Kumar net worth alone speaks about his achievements as an actor in Bollywood as of today he is not just one of the richest but also one of the highest paid movie star.
Akshay Kumar Net Worth (250 million USD):
His Source of Income
With an estimated net Worth of 250 million Dollars, Akshay Kumar bagged 32 million USD alone in 2015. Till now the Khiladi (Akshay) has appeared in 150 Bollywood movies. Filming around 4 movies per year he is one of the busiest Superstar in India. Now one may think that when Bollywood movies make so less as compared to Hollywood then how Akshay is one of the richest stars? Well, the answer lies in the fact that he is not only paid for a movie rather he also shares profit for every ticket sold. He is also active in hosting TV series and is a well-known anchor.
Also, Read Is SRK the richest Actor In Bollywood?
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Akshay Kumar's Cars and Bikes Collection
It's no secret that he indeed is a very rich star so in order to match his status Akshay flaunts many luxury Cars and Bikes. His car collection includes a Porsche Cayenne, a Bentley, couple of Mercedes and even a BMW.
As an avid biker Akshay Kumar owns a Yamaha Vmax (also shown in the picture above), a Harley Davidson and others.
Some fun facts about Akshay Kumar.
- Akshay Kumar's Net worth in 2016 is 250 million USD (16927500000 INR). Well if you think that 1600 crore is a hell of a fortune then I want to clarify that it's just an estimate as reports even say his Net worth is more that 2000 crore INR. Impressed ? Well, I am.
- His real name is Rajiv Bhatia. Hari Om production is his own production named after his father.
- It's not just movies that he is interested in rather he also holds a Black Belt in Taekwondo.
- Prior to Bollywood, he worked as a waiter in Bangkok.
- Later in his life when he came back to India, he started teaching Martial art. Then one day he was advised to do modeling, through which he made some quick cash. So then he diverted towards modeling.
- Akshay Kumar is an accidental Actor. As after missing his modeling assignment he was depressed so he thought of visiting a Movie studio to get some work. The same day he was signed by Producer Pramod Chakravorty for a lead role in Deedar.
- Being a workaholic, he acts in 3 to 4 movies per year.
- To maintain his physique Kumar prefers running, martial arts and boxing over the regular gym.
- When it comes to cars, he can flaunt Mercedes or BMW but he is down to earth and thus prefers his Honda CRV for the regular commute.
- His net worth is jaw dropping however this mega star still maintains a very low profile. His monthly expense is less than 15000 INR (220 USD).
- Akshay prefers to have dinner before Sun set. So after 7 pm, he won't eat anything.
Also Read: Gauri Khan Biography and net worth
Share your thoughts about this Mega-star – Akshay Kumar


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45 RV Parks near Pine Ridge, Florida
Beverly Hills, Florida 1.4 miles E
Black Diamond, Florida 1.93 miles SW
Citrus Springs, Florida 4.08 miles N
Citrus Hills, Florida 4.24 miles SE
We did however find 45 campgrounds within 25 miles of Pine Ridge. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Pine Ridge in the left hand column.
11419 W. Fort Island Trail Crystal River, Florida 34429 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 254 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 66 Reviews
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Oct 2018 - $1.00
This is a VERY nice campground near the gulf beach. It also has boat access to the gulf. There is always something going on. There is a very nice pool area and many amenities. Also very nice restrooms. I just wish staff was nicer to 1000 trails/Encore members. Often treated like we are mooching because we don't pay at the gate. Do they think the membership is free? Otherwise, this is an extremely nice park. Look at the map ahead of time and call to request a specific site. - Teacherteacher
Sep 2018 - $1.00
Mail in and out is acceptable as well as packages. There is an activity director here for the kids and big kids too! Most sites have boats. This is a big fishing area. Some sites have cement parking and picnic area some just the picnic area. There is a small exercise room that is very clean with a few free weights. - Barbara Walker
Jul 2018 - $47.00
This has the makings of a great campground. But it's not. It's a mess really. Everyone has boats, golf carts and big trucks. So while the sites are decent size, there are all these vehicles, boats, and boat trailers stuffed in every single nook and cranny in the place. The roads are thin and lined with trees and ponds. So when someone leaves their big pickup truck sticking a foot or so into the road, you can't get by towing your trailer. It's a disaster. Boats and boat trailers sticking out everywhere. The roads are all one way, going one way, so it appears that you can't get anywhere without going the wrong way down a one way street. It's very hard to get in and out with just the pickup truck. Getting around towing is very difficult. And the whole thing floods. We came after a couple of days of rain, and our entire site was flooded out. We couldn't even get to our fire ring. We had to wade through water to get to the power and water/sewer hookups. At least we had a patio, so there was a little usable dry space on the site. The water was right up to the patio. There were frogs and hundreds of tadpoles in our little swamp. Our site actually appeared to be one of the better ones. The sewer hookup is so far in front of the rest of the hookups that I had to go to Walmart a buy a second 10' extension even though I have a full size hose and an extension already. Now the good. It's really a nice place. The location is fabulous. 4 miles from a decent gulf beach. Near all the crystal river attractions. Very nice pool. It appears they try to keep,the place looking good. They staff is very nice and friendly. They have a cool little ice cream shack. If you're a boater, they have a large number of water front sites with boat docks. So it has the making of a great place. But right now it's a real mess. I wouldn't come back here. I'm giving it a 5 out of 10 rating because of the potential and the location. - Brad K
1755 E State Road 44 Wildwood, Florida 34785 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 198 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 43 Reviews
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Jan 2019 - $1.00
We enjoyed our stay here. Only drawbacks were the lack of a playground. We understand this is generally a 55+ park, but some, like us, married late and still have youngsters. No propane station. Most people here were very friendly. One particular "annual renter" enjoyed blowing dirt everywhere with a leaf blower. He did so throughout the Christmas, New Year holiday season. Couldn't eat outside because everything had a dusting of dirt all over it. Absolutely clueless this guy was. Other than that? A nice pleasant place to stay. - naknak
Aug 2018 - $40.00
This park is fairly average and not what I would call a "resort". The bathrooms and showers are old and should be renovated but they did see regular cleaning. Sites are mostly grass a few had concrete pads but most did not. The grass was freshly cut and the pool was pretty nice. Located a few miles from The Villages so convenient for visiting that community. There is a front and rear section, the rear seems for longer term residents. The front section is close to the highway and road noise is an issue. We turned the AC fan on to run continually at night to help drown out the noise. There is no fence or front gate so anyone from the highway could come or go freely 24 hours a day. - Dat
May 2018 - $1.00
Three Flags RV Resort is very close to The Villages (a huge 55+ community with lots of entertainment, restaurants, shopping, etc) and it is very close to Highway 75. Other than that, there's not much to do within walking distance. This resort has a few nice amenities like a newly remodeled swimming pool and a recreation building that looks pretty nice. However, now that most of the snowbirds have left for the summer, this park is really quiet. There are many long-term sites occupied but most of the short-term sites were empty. The outdoor activities here are really limited. There are several comfort stations, a laundry room, and staff members seem to be friendly and responsive. This location is fine if you use it to park your RV while you explore Central Florida attractions. - MGJim
6760 N Lecanto Hwy Beverly Hills, Florida 34465 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 200 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 31 Reviews
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Jan 2017 - $38.00
We were looking for a place to stay on weekends when we come to ride the Withlacoochee bike trail and thought that this was a great location. I was shocked to pull into our site (202) and find a huge political banner displayed in the site next door (looked to be a long term camper). It is too bad the the owners of this campground do not have a policy prohibiting such behavior. Very unwelcoming - a real turn-off. - Deb and Chris
Nov 2016 - $36.00
Love this park. We have stayed here many times and will be back again. - Dale T
Oct 2016 - $14.00
Check in was a breeze with friendly assistance. We were here for a month, so that reflects our daily price. We were given one of the nicest sites in the park. Pull through with ample space for coach and car. Corner lot with lots of landscaping for privacy. Lots are on an angle so neighbors next to us were behind us which kept that side private as well. Husband used private showers and gave them a 10. A plus was the ice machine (hotel type) that produced a lot of ice. We have stayed in another park in the area, but will definitely come back to this one. - beach walker
5096 W Gulf To Lake Hwy Lecanto, Florida 34461 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 44 | 0 Reviews
237 S Rock Crusher Rd Crystal River, Florida 34429 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 398 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 157 Reviews
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Jul 2018 - $22.00
Was in site 411 a pull thru. Lots of room for truck trailer, car and boat. Pool was great. Real close to boat ramps. Summer so less than half full. In winter no Passport America pricing and the place is always full. Great cable and wifi. Only two comfort stations with showers in camping area, but I don't use them very often. Great quiet campground with big sites. - sammy the lot boy
May 2018 - $14.00
This is one of the nicest parks we've stayed in - very roomy sites and everything worked great including the wifi. A nice pool and hot tub! Roads are a bit tight in places but we have 33' trailer with no problems. The staff was exceptional working with us to stay extra days. Close enough to shopping, etc., but far away enough to be quiet. One day a tortoise came toddling through our spot! Sites are quite varied from deep in a wooded area to uncovered - seems there are many full-timers but rules are enforced so it's a lovely place to stay. - Catsinatrailer
Mar 2018 - $35.00
Very clean, large park. We loved it! Lots of good dog walking. It was a gorgeous large park, lots of peace and quiet, trees and shade with large sites and a pool. We gave it an A and two thumbs up. - H42 Sailing
4195 E Parsons Point Rd Hernando, Florida 34442 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 44 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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Mar 2017 - $15.00
Very friendly staff, and fellow guests. Peaceful and quiet, with lakeside views, nature. - Watsons resort and fish camp
9835 N Citrus Ave Crystal River, Florida 34428 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 72 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 19 Reviews
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Nov 2018 - $18.00
This is an update of my 2017 post. I now gave the park a 10 because the cable is now much improved. Great staff, they are very helpful. Several other improvements were made to the park over the summer. It is my strong opinion, having seen the other parks, that this is the best park in the crystal river area. - thesilverback
May 2018 - $40.00
After reading reviews we booked this park but were very disappointed. The office is only open 3 hours a day so our information was left on the door. Our site was dirt off a dirt road. Once we got set up we realized there was no cell service (AT&T) and they give you a wifi code only good for one device which I had used for my phone in order to call friends in the area. After that we couldn't use for laptop or tablet. Although we planned to stay for a week we felt very uncomfortable having no ability to communicate. The lady in the office was very nice. We paid for our one night and moved along. - Catsinatrailer
Jan 2018 - $35.00
Everyone was very friendly and accommodating! Would definitely stay here again if we are in the area!! It was easy to find and easy to get in and out of. We have a 30 ft. motorhome and are towing a car. We only stayed overnight so didn't really get to take advantage of everything they had to offer. There is a community center and the neighbors we did get to speak to all spoke highly of their stay at Quail Roost. - Dana Andrews
10811 N Coveview Ter Crystal River, Florida 34428 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 125 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 28 Reviews
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Feb 2018 - $40.00
Extremely close sites, not as pictured on website. Our view was a leaky trailer held together with duct tape. There's a cow pasture next door and a urine smell. Water pump broke and was repaired but were told to boil water for 3 days. I was told this happens a few times a year. 1/2 hour drive to any attractions. - Lovecamp186
Oct 2017 - $25.00
Spacious and fairly level sites. Hookups reasonably placed. Out-of-The-way place. Narrow roads and not all that easy to find. Not aesthetically appealing but it is a fishing resort. Employees friendly. Park still recovering from hurricane. - USA#1 RVr
Jul 2017 - $20.00
Nice quiet campground. PA spaces are different from others but all sites are on the grass. Most have decent large shade trees. Hookups are good. Full hookup water, sewer, 50 amp, cable stations (limited cable 12 stations). Brand new pool/deck-remodel. Very friendly & helpful staff, who responded immediately when our sewer hookup had been compromised by prior campers. We love having a mature escort to our site (not a teenager). Nicely paved interior roads. Would be a 10 if our site was paved and a little bigger. Site 1, which is not PA, has a wonderful view! - R&S
19151 SE 135th Ct Dunnellon, Florida 34431 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 29 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 2 Reviews
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Nov 2017 - $13.00
Owners/managers are busy every day maintaining the park the place is peacefull and very quiet, all the folks here were all nice and very welcoming. No no-seeum's and a few mosquitoes only at night. Our rate reflected was month to month. + electric @.14KW. - Charlie Giles
Dec 2016 - $13.00
Rate reflects monthly rate plus electric. We stayed at Withlacoochee Backwaters RVP for two months in late Fall 2016. The new owners are making the park as immaculate and friendly as possible. There are quite a number of vacant mobile-home and RV spaces where old junkers have been hauled off; trees are well-trimmed, leaves are raked and the grass is mowed. About half the park out by the highway is used for mobile homes and RVs and the half towards Lake Rousseau is used for RVs only. The RV-only sites are somewhat smaller. The owners, residents and visitors usually gather at the dock in the evenings and socialize. Unlike many mostly-residential parks we were made most welcome. Also, the owners threw holiday parties at the clubhouse. It was a very pleasant two months; we'll return. - User3322
10930 SE 201st St. Inglis, Florida 34449 (map) | Click To View Phone
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Rick B.
Rick arrived at Vibra Hospital on 12/27/16 after a long and complicated hospital course. He was initially hospitalized on 12/9/16 with what was determined to be a cerebrovascular accident in multiple areas of his brain. He required intubation and mechanical ventilation, and he had an acute kidney injury. In addition, he suffered from encephalopathy which was exhibited in his extreme confusion and difficulty following instructions. He was a very sick man.
When Rick was evaluated by therapy, he required total assist with all functional mobility , and he could not move his left side at all. He was also unable to eat or speak. His initial progress was slow as he continued to have complications from a gastrointestinal bleed, pneumonia, and sepsis. As these medical issues began to resolve, Rick began to show improved strength and alertness, and he was able to start moving his left arm and leg. His respiratory status improved, and he was weaned from the ventilator. Speech therapy worked with him to be able to speak with the Passy Muir valve and eat.
Rick's family visited him everyday. His three children were a constant source of encouragement and comfort. They were unwavering in their faith that their father would recover.
By the time Rick was discharged from Vibra, he was speaking, eating, and standing. He still required maximum assistance with mobility and activities of daily living, but he was showing rapid improvement every day. Rick was able to discharge to an inpatient rehabilitation hospital on 2/3/17. The staff at Vibra Hospital enjoyed the opportunity to work with Rick and his family, and we wish them continued success.Posted By


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Courts dealing with family issues
There are several courts – at both state and federal level – that deal with issues concerning families and children. Each court has jurisdiction to deal with specific types of cases, although there are several areas of overlap. Court policy about the sharing of cases can also affect which court will actually hear a particular case.
Family Court of Australia
The Family Court of Australia was created by the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth). It currently has jurisdiction to hear and decide on disputes in relation to parenting arrangements after separation, and also in relation to the sharing of property and financial resources after marital breakdown. It also has jurisdiction to hear certain applications under the Child Support Act and Marriage Act. The Family Court also has an additional special child welfare jurisdiction, not often exercised, that originated in the Crown's obligation to protect children under ancient British law. For more details see Commonwealth special welfare jurisdiction.
Quite apart from these areas of its 'inherent jurisdiction' the Family Court has entered into case-sharing administrative arrangements with the Federal Circuit Court. Under these arrangements, the Family Court will usually only deal with the following more specialised types of cases within its jurisdiction:
- international child abduction and relocation and other international disputes;
- special medical procedures (such as gender reassignment and sterilisation);
- serious contravention of parenting orders (made by the Family Court);
- serious allegations of abuse of a child or of controlling family violence;
- complex questions of jurisdiction or law or likely lengthy hearing;
- adoption; and
- validity of a marriage or of a divorce.
Federal Circuit Court
The Federal Circuit Court is a federal court. It was created as the 'Federal Magistrates Court' in 1999 and renamed in 2012. Under the administrative arrangements with the Family Court, it is now the court in which all applications under the Family Law Act must first be made (unless they involve one of the issues of Family Court specialisation: see above). The Federal Circuit Court exercises jurisdiction in both parenting and property cases, and is the Court principally responsible now for granting divorce applications.
Family Court of Western Australia
Western Australia is the only state with a 'one-stop-shop' for family cases. The Family Court of Western Australia can deal with the Commonwealth and with the state areas of jurisdiction in all family-related matters.
The Family Court of Western Australia has special authority to hear cases and make final orders for all cases that can be heard in the Commonwealth's Family Court of Australia. It can grant divorces, deal with parenting matters for children of both married and unmarried parents, and deal with property cases of both married and de facto couples. The Court also exercises jurisdiction in child welfare and adoption.
Local (or Magistrates) Courts
The Local or Magistrates Court in each state and territory (other than Western Australia where different arrangements apply), have been authorised under the Family Law Act:
- to make interim (temporary) orders for property cases for both married and eligible de facto parties, or even final orders where the total value of the property is less than $20,000 (or more, if both parties agree);
- to make interim orders for parenting cases, or even final orders (if both parties agree; or if the case is about resolving inconsistency between existing parenting orders and family violence orders);
- to make 'consent orders' for both property and parenting matters, having the effect of formalising an agreement already reached in private by the parties; and
- to make orders about family violence.
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Covenant, Part IV: Embracing Our Work of Art
by Rev. Joe Connolly
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"For we are what God has made us, God's work of art, created in Christ Jesus to do the good things, which God prepared for us to do beforehand, from the beginning, to be our way of life." — Ephesians 2:10.
The Rev. Ms. Nadia Bolz-Weber is an interesting person. She is a Lutheran. She is the founding pastor of the House for All Sinners and Saints in Denver, Colorado.
That church is in the denomination known as the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America— the same denomination as the folks from Christ Lutheran, right here in Norwich. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America labels the House for All Sinners and Saints as a mission congregation. I am not sure why that church carries this label, since it is an active, growing church of several hundred in the middle of a growing major metropolitan area.
Perhaps some of the label has to do with the fact that a staid Main Line Denomination is less than comfortable with either the Rev. Ms. Bolz-Weber or with the make up of the congregation. Neither of those— the pastor or the congregation— can be labeled as staid or fits preconceived notions of what a staid Main Line church looks like.
As for the Congregation, a story on National Public Radio described the people who attend the church this way: the congregation follows traditional Christian rites and a service looks like the traditional service in many other churches. At appropriate and appointed times the people sit and the people stand.
The people sing very traditional sounding hymns. However, the congregation does not seem to quite fit a traditional mode in terms of who attends. They look more like a crowd at a downtown metropolitan bookshop — hipsters, college professors, gay couples, grandmas in jeans and sweatshirts or hood-ies— than they look like the usual suspects.
As for Ms. Bolz-Weber— NPR used this description: the pastor, in her early forties, has short, dyed, moussed hair. She also has arm-loads of religious tattoos.
And yes, I've seen pictures of Nadia. Her arms are plastered with tattoos. Further, though she always wears a Roman collar signifying her office, she often wears short sleeve shirts. This sartorial choice means her tattoos are on full display. [1]
Additionally, I need to point out Pastor Bolz-Weber is a writer. Her books include Salvation on the Small Screen? 24 Hours of Christian Television and Pastrix— that's p-a-s-t-r-i-x— Pastrix: The Cranky, Beautiful Faith of a Sinner & Saint.
In a recent sermon Bolz-Weber told a personal story. She started by explaining why she missed Vespers the previous week. The fact that this congregation has a Vespers service tells you something about an adherence by this congregation to basic Lutheran traditions. In any case, she missed Vespers because she was in bed, sick with the flu.
These days she stays in bed when she has the flu because of something which happened 12 years ago. At that point in time, still in school, she felt driven to prove herself by finishing a thesis while having 2 pre-school children at home and maintaining a high GPA. She was convinced that she would, thereby, impress all her professors.
Well, when she was sick those 12 years ago with the flu, instead of going to bed, she kept going, kept working, not missing a beat. But she was so sick she passed out while driving, while behind the wheel of a car.
She is thankful it happened near her house, in her neighborhood, and not on a highway. Therefore, instead of crashing into other cars, she merely plowed down a neighbor's mailbox before her car stopped in their snow covered flowerbed.
After the crash, when she came to and opened the door of the car, she passed out again in a snow-bank. The next time she regained consciousness paramedics were standing over her. Having earlier in her life been addicted to alcohol, the first thing she said to them was, "I'm not drunk." Then she passed out again.
Later the ER doctor insisted there not a thing wrong with her except she had the flu. Then the doctor added, "When you're that sick you need to go home and lay down. Do not, under any circumstances, drive."
In that sermon Pastor Bolz-Weber said she hated that idea of going to bed. Why? Because it was a disruption to her very, very driven personality. You see, she placed her trust in her ability to perform. She placed her trust in her ability to do it all. She thought she was the one who controlled the possibility of perfection. [2] (Slight pause.)
These words are from the work known as Ephesians: "For we are what God has made us, God's work of art, created in Christ Jesus to do the good things, which God prepared for us to do beforehand, from the beginning, to be our way of life." (Slight pause.)
Early in this reading from Ephesians we hear the word "saved." Being saved— not a term heard very much in Main Line churches these days. Perhaps it conjures up too many recollections of old-time revivals, when and where people "got saved." Even if only for a short spell— that got saved.
On the other hand, "saved" is a prominent biblical term. We also heard it in the Gospel reading. Perhaps we need to dust it off and have another look at it.
In fact, let my give you an interesting definition. I want to suggest saved means "life." Indeed, saved means God gives life. Saved means we have God given life. (Slight pause.)
The entire history of both Judaism and Christianity agree on this: God gives life. Put another way, God is the prime mover. Hence and therefore, we are what the writer of Ephesians says we are— we are (quote:) "God's work of art."
So, the question for me is not "how do I grow into that?" I am there. You are there. We are God's work of art already. Indeed, if we are God's work of art, the question becomes, "How do we become comfortable with that?"
And that, I think, is the rub, the problem. I think we are not often comfortable with that. You see, when earlier I said Pastor Bolz-Weber placed her trust in her ability to do it all, I think that often we all fall into the same mode. We place our trust in our own ability to do it all.
When we place our trust in our own ability to do it all we forget two things. We forget we need to place our trust in God. And we forget we are God's work of art.
The Lenten Devotional from Luther Seminary we made available for the asking this year puts it this way. (Quote:) "I used to think it was my job to save the world. It was exhausting, not to mention misguided. It's hard to pinpoint the exact moment when I began to understand that it is God who does the saving"— and remember, in the context of Scripture saving means life giving— "I began to understand that it is God who does the saving. And I learned it was okay to surrender to God's work and enjoy God's gift of grace."
That booklet continues: "Paul points out to the Ephesians that Christ invites us to partner in God's redeeming work in the world. It's not up to us alone to save; nor are we given an extra star on our heavenly deeds chart for the good we do. Each of us is particularly equipped by the Spirit to serve our neighbor and through faith we trust that God works in, despite and through us." — words from A Lenten Devotional. [3] (Slight pause.)
I am well convinced that in order to deeply and truly love ourselves, we need to understand ourselves as God's work of art. I am also well convinced that once we deeply and truly love ourselves because we are God's work of art, then we become empowered to love others.
And what does it mean to love others? Often to love others means to simply be there for them, not to fix anything in particular, but just to let them know we are there to be present, to be a presence, to support, to offer care.
To be gentle in that way can be quite hard— to be a presence— to be gentle in that way , since fixing is something we humans like to do. Again, like Pastor Bolz-Weber, often we believe it's our job to preform, to get results, to fix things, to work until we make perfection our own possession. (Slight pause.)
Well, I need to notice the track of this line of thought takes. First, once we recognize we are God's work of art we can then come to a deeper and fuller understanding of what it means when it's said God loves us.
Once we come to a deeper and fuller understanding when it's said God loves us, we realize two things. First, perfection is not our doing nor our work. It is the work of God. Second, God calls us to love others since they are also God's works of art.
Put differently, understanding we are God's work of art, understanding God loves us that much, empowers us to love God and to love neighbor. Gee— love God; love neighbor. I think I have heard that somewhere before. Amen.
United Church of Christ, First Congregational, Norwich, New York
ENDPIECE— It is the practice of the Pastor to speak after the Closing Hymn, but before the Congregational Response and Benediction. This is an précis of what was said: "These days a lot of people talk about spirituality. Theologian Richard Rohr has this to say on that topic: 'Authentic spirituality is…. is not and never has been about trying to change anyone else.' I need to add something else: true Spirituality is about arriving at a deep understanding that we are not God. Only God is God."
BENEDICTION: There is but one message in Scripture: God loves us. Let us endeavor to let God's love shine forth in our lives. For with God's love and goodness, there is power to redeem, power to revive, power to renew, power to resurrect. So, may the love of God the Creator which is real, the Peace of the Christ which surpasses all understanding and companionship of the Holy Spirit which is ever present, keep our hearts and minds in God's knowledge and care this day and forever more. Amen.
[3] It should be noted that it's unlikely Paul wrote Ephesians despite what the Lenten Devotional said.


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Another large chunk of the film is spent examing the mental state of the wife of one of the fishermen, who had severe postnatal depression after the birth of her first child and she's in the process of trying to come to terms with the fact that she's pregnant again.
As you can gather there's probably enough fodder for several films here, and that's part of the problem.
Ian's Rating: 2/5
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A class of multi - parameter eigenvalue problems for perturbed p-Laplacians
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This paper is devoted to multi-parameter eigenvalue problems for one-dimensional perturbed p-Laplacians, modelling travelling waves for a class of nonlinear evolution PDE. Dispersion relations between the eigen-parameters, the existence of eigenfunctions and positive eigenfunctions, variational principles for eigenvalues and constructing solutions in the analytical and implicit forms are the main subject of this paper. We use both variational and analytical methods.


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Dallas is having a dry spell. Good morning persona paper. It's Thursday, September 21, 2017
Starting Friday, September 22, 2017, Tomorrow will be the first day of Autumn. Autumn begins on September 22 at 4:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time: also called The Fall Equinox
We have been having a rather dry spell these past several days. I have to take the garden hose out and spray the entire front and back lawn at least once a week or every 2 weeks. The veggie garden is gone. Nothing but shriveled and dried out bell peppers, pinto beans, and even the some of the rose buds have turned black.
No more new growth, not even grass. I had to do some heavy soaking of the pin oak tree in the back yard, and the fig tree. Then in rest of the yard I gave the 3 shrubs a bath. Then out front I sprayed the 4 cast iron plants that have all been uprooted and separated at the central root, then transplanted into separate pots. I had to use sticks to support them as the transplanting has made them droop a little, but I hope after a good soaking and adding extra potting soil and packing them down with my hands gently the sun will give them a booster shot of UV rays and maybe I can buy a few more potted plant coasters, those round plate like things that the pot sets into and catches the extra water as well as provides 4 wheels to easily move them in and out and round about the porch and into the house to place near a window.
The rain stopped coming shortly after Hurricane Harvey hit the Gulf and slammed into Houston. As you all know, there continue to be more and more intense tropical storms turning into hurricanes out there to the east. I only hope there is some rain eventually. It has been humid, and hot recently and the heat index is usually 5 degrees hotter than the actual temperature. I hope things cool down just a bit before the Texas State Fair starts. "Hello Folks, I'm Big Tex. And Welcome to The State Fair of Texas "
It may be that Dallas will not get rain for some time to come. I will have to Google it to find out when Dallas can expect some:
Students are getting registered for the new Fall Semester at : http://www.cpp.edu/~broncofusion/2017/thursday-september-21.shtml
Dallas AccuWeather forecast from October 2017 to November 4, 2017, a 35 day forecast
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Dear participants,
welcome to the first workshop on state-of-the-art benchmarking methods in economic regulation!
On this page, you will find helpful travel information and some interesting facts about the historic city of Braunschweig.
Concerning important updates, you will be informed via mail.
We are looking forward to welcoming you in Braunschweig,
Heinz Ahn and Mohsen Afsharian
For the schedule of the Workshop, please refer to this link.
For information about registration, please visit the website of our partner Oxera.
An overview of visa requirements/exemptions for travel to Germany can be found here.
It is easy to reach Braunschweig from the following airports:
|Distance to Braunschweig
|Connection by train
|Hanover Airport (HAJ)
|65 km
|~1h link
|Hamburg Airport (HAM)
|210 km
|~3h link
|Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL)
|230 km
|~2h 10min link
|Berlin Schoenefeld Airport (SXF)
|240 km
|~2h 10min link
|Frankfurt Airport (FRA)
|360 km
|~3h 30min link
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The Braunschweig central station (Hauptbahnhof) is situated in the south-east of Braunschweig, around 2 km away from the city center. After leaving the platform, take "exit to the city". There are trams, buses and taxis available, connecting the station to many different locations in the city. To get to the city center by taxi, you may have to pay between 10 to 15 EUR. A single fare ticket for bus or tram sells at 2.30 EUR, a day ticket at 5.10 EUR.
Our University, the "TU Braunschweig", is located in walking distance to the north-east of the city center. If you wish to use public transportation, the following stops can be considered (also see the map below):
Tram lines M1, M2: Exit Mühlenpfordstraße
Tram line M3: Exit Theaterwall
Bus lines M19, M29: Exit Pockelsstraße
A map of all tram and bus lines can be found here.
There are several hotels within walking distance of the workshop venue. We particularly recommend the following ones:
Founded in 1745, the Technische Universität Braunschweig is the oldest University with a technical focus in Germany. It belongs to the TU9 group which represents Germany's leading universities in this field. Currently, the TU Braunschweig has around 20,000 students and a teaching staff of 3,500 which are organized in about 120 institutes and 6 departments. The core disciplines of the university are engineering and natural sciences which are closely linked to other disciplines such as business sciences, social sciences, the humanities and education.The workshop sessions will take place at the Main Building (Altgebäude - see the following picture) of the university which is located at Pockelsstraße 4, 38106 Braunschweig.
Braunschweig is the second biggest city in the state of Lower Saxony with a population of around 250,000. According to a current study by the EU, Braunschweig is the most research-intensive region in Europe with the highest density of researchers. The city has three universities, namely the TU Braunschweig, the University of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule) and the University of Art (Kunsthochschule, HBK). High-tech research is also being undertaken at 27 renowned institutions and 250 companies. The city effectively provides links for science and industry in that academic institutions and commercial companies work together closely. If you visit Braunschweig as a tourist, the charm of the city lying in both ancient architecture with various medieval sights and the outstanding infrastructure with modern shopping centers will surely delight you.
As a teaser for the guided city tour after workshop, you can check out the official tourism website here which provides a wealth of interesting sights and background information.
On Thursday evening, you are invited to meet colleagues and speakers at the workshop dinner, which will be held at the restaurant Vielharmonie. There will be several meal options as well as a selection of wines, beers and soft drinks. We try to accommodate everyone with the meal choices we made, however, please notify us of any special diets or allergies that we should be aware of, so that the dinner can be most enjoyable for everyone.
If you have any questions regarding the workshop, please feel free to contact the organizers! You are welcome to send us an email or simply give us a call.
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In a romantic setting alongside Lake Genval is the charismatic Chateau du Lac. All of the hotel's rooms are equipped with conveniences that enhance both comfort and atmosphere and include en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, mini bars, espresso machines and pay-television.
The elegant Genval Les Bains restaurant and bar boasts some fine cuisine with trendy decor, whilst the Kingfisher bar, is more traditional bar with a club atmosphere. On the roof of the hotel is the fantastic John Harris Fitness Centre where an indoor swim, Turkish bath or sauna will have you feeling completely relaxed and rejuvenated after a days golfing. Guests who book their stay via Holiday4Golfers get free access to the Spa (worth 30€ per person).
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The Seniors travelled to Kenilworth Road to play St. Mary's on Wednesday for their final friendly before the League Campaign.
There was little to write home about in a disjointed performance in the first half, conceding two very soft tries and a penalty in front of the posts, St. Mary's led 17-0 at the break. However the second half was much improved with Newbridge dominating territory and possession. Mary's showed their clinical side by converting a try scoring opportunity with their only foray into Newbridge's 22. Newbridge spurned three very good chances before Ben O'Connor finally scored in the corner with ten to go and it was very well converted by Peter Osbourne. Best for the Bridge on the day were William O Brien, James Connolly and Colin Grant in the pack and Peter Osbourne, Ben O Connor and Cathal Murtagh in the Backs.
Senior seconds took on St. Mary's away from home last Wednesday. It was a very physical encounter with both sides very evenly matched. With a half time score of 13 – 15 to St. Mary's it was all to play for in the second half. However it was injuries that was the eventual deciding factor as Newbridge lost four key players, two to serious leg injuries. St. Mary's ended up running out 37 – 13 winners in a blitzing last 10 minutes. Players that really stood out of the pack were Conor Murphy, Conor Sheridan and Eoin Dempsey while Graham Burns, Ross Buckley and Ruairi Kehoe – Clarke were immense in the backs.
On Wednesday the Transition Years finally got to take to the field for a game. After a disjointed return with only a few training sessions as a full squad and a number of friendly games cancelled the TYs started with a league fixture against Belvedere College. The first 10 minutes saw the College struggle to shake the summer break from their system. They absorbed some early pressure from Belvedere and defended their try line well. On 12 minutes Belvo were awarded a penalty some 40 metres out which they elected to kick for points. This fell short and was cleared well by the College. With this release of pressure came a more focused attack from the College. From a solid College scrum the ball came to Ivan Briody who broke a couple of tackles to open the scoring on 17 minutes. Patrick Cross converted to make it 7-0 to the College. Now putting some good phases together, the College only had to wait three more minutes for their next score. From a Belvo scrum in their 22 Oisin McKnight broke from the scrum to block a clearance kick. In the scramble that followed the ball was kicked to Paul Buckley who zig-zagged his way to the try line. A great conversion from Cross pushed the College to 14-0 with 20 minutes gone. With confidence high Cross went on the attack from a lineout. He offloaded to Jack Coghlan Murray who, after making some good yardage, popped to Patrick O'Neill. O'Neill was dragged down only metres from the line but luckily for the College Richard Dalton was in close attendance to crash over. Cross again converted to make it 21-0 with 24 minutes on the clock. Further solid play saw the College spend much of the remainder of the half in the Belvo half. They were awarded a penalty following a break by Briody with Buckley and Dalton in support. Cross stepped up to put the College on 24. As the half drew to a close Belvo made one final push and were rewarded with a try on 35 minutes following some good forward play. As this was converted the halftime score was 24-7.
A transformed Belvedere College came out in the second half and from the off heaped pressure on the College. The College, despite varied attempts, couldn't get out of their half. Good play from the Dublin side combined with some unforced errors saw Belvo get a solid foothold in the game. They were rewarded for all their pressure with a try on 43 minutes. The conversion was missed so the score read 24-12. Belvo were to come close on 51 minutes but although the winger crossed the line he had also put a foot in touch just 2 metres earlier. The lineout was claimed by the College, the resulting maul driven to the 22 and cleared down the pitch. This lifted the College and some great handling and support play saw Coghlan Murray come within metres of the line but unfortunately he couldn't get over it. Belvo took this as a warning and put themselves right back into the game with a try and conversion on 61 minutes to make it 24-19. Both sides could see the win in their sights however defeat loomed large too. A final push from Belvo saw them spend the last few minutes of the game in the College 22. After being held up going over the line, Belvo crossed to touch down just 5 phases later. The conversion was followed by a loud whistle from the referee, the end of the game, joy for the visitors and disbelief for the College. The game finished 24-26 to Belvedere College. Notable mentions must also go to Brian Hayden, Danny O'Mahony and James Kearns.
The Inter As faced their trickiest assignment of the season to date as we entertained St Mary's on a beautiful afternoon last Wednesday. Mary's started very impressively and good work from their strong pack combined with some slick play at half back took them into a 12-0 lead. We came back into the game when Aubrey O'Mahoney intercepted a loose pass in midfield and raced 60 metres to score before adding the conversion himself. However Mary's reasserted their dominance with another try before half time to take a 19-7 lead into the break. The Newbridge performance improved greatly in the second half and a number of surging runs from Mike Doyle and Oisin Kelly gave us a great platform to attack from. Unfortunately we could not capitalise on the chances we created as the final try scoring pass failed to go to hand on a number of occasions. A close range try by Aubrey O'Mahoney in the dying minutes raised hopes slightly but ultimately it proved to be too little too late. Final score Newbridge 14 - St Mary's 19
The Inter B's played a physical and close encounter against St. Marys on Wednesday. In the first half, Newbridge had a lot of possession but couldn't cross the whitewash and just before half time, conceded a try under the posts. St. Mary's converted the try to leave the half time score at 7 nil to the visiting side. However, the heads didn't drop for the Newbridge players and after the break Eoin Leavy rallied the pack and got some good go forward ball. It didn't pay off fully until 10 mins before the end when Jamie Ferris got a try under the posts. With the try converted and the sides level the teams played out a tense final few minutes but at the end of the day, the coaches of both teams agreed that a draw was a fair result. Everyone contributed on the day but some players that stood out for Newbridge were Shane O' Brien, Luke Menton, Shea Ryan and Jack Murphy.
Well done to the Ellers on winning the Gonzaga Blitz. There were 24 matches played and the Ellers won 12, lost 9 and there were 3 draws.
Other results: Junior A 32 Gonzaga 5; Junior B 56 Gonzaga 5;
Newbridge College Minor A hockey team kicked off their league campaign against St. Columbus on the show pitch in Three Rock Rovers in Rathfarnham. It was a slow and cautious start from both teams, however St Columbus settled the quickest. St Columbus showed plenty of skill and composure on the ball, were excellent at linking up with each other at pace and were duly rewarded for their efforts with a 2-0 lead at the interval. However a different Newbridge side emerged in the 2nd half. Sarah Henry moved into the centre of midfield, won a lot of 50/50 ball and started to cleverly distribute it about the pitch which change the shape and flow of the game. Nicola Dowling was a now a constant treat up front and finished off a good move from close range to narrow the deficit to one. Our defensive partnership of Sarah Kearin and Eleanor Younge which was beginning to look very solid, unfortunately couldn't do much about Columbus 3rd. A fine strike from the edge of the circle. Newbridge quickly responded with a superbly taken short corner hammered home by Nicola Dowling. In the next 5 minutes Nicola with a small bit of extra composure could have had another 2 goals after being brilliantly set up by some fine build up play from Claire Healion and Molly Murphy. Newbridge were unlucky not to get a draw, but their coach Mr. Falvey was delighted to take so many positives out of an engaging and exciting 2nd half performance. Onwards and upwards for this promising young side.
On Wednesday 29th Sept the Minor C girls played against a strong Mount Anville side. Newbridge were unlucky to miss goal chances in the first half and were 2-0 down at half time. The girls played well as a team and were unlucky not to have scored. Newbridge College 0 Mount Anville 4. Team: R Scully, O Higgins, M Gilespie, A Murphy, K Mc Donald, G Farrell, A Byrne, S Dunne, B Nugent, C O'Beirne, M O'Shaughnessy, N Scully, F Fahy and R Rowland
Other result: Junior A v Rathdown 1-1
Seven College teams took part in the opening Cross Country event of the season - the Three Counties League - for schools from Kildare, Laois, and Carlow.
Led home by Caoimhe Murphy in 6th place, and followed immediately by Roisin Crowe in 7th, the Minor Girls A team placed well with the pair backed up by Ciara Kiely in 10th and Sarah Bannahan 11th. The B squad played their part to perfection, pushing the front runners hard with Caoimhe O'Boyle 11th, Emma O'Neill13th, Louise Scully 20th, and Emma Carey 29th, all to the front of the huge field.
Joint performance of the day for College came from Claire Healion (Junior Girls) finishing an excellent second, and leading in Hannah Quinn 9th, Katie Berney 13th, and Keri Dwyer 17th to position the A team well. The B team also scored well with Hayley Bannahan 21st, Hannah Sutton 25th, Brid Conlon 27th, and Ainee D'Alton 30th all in the top half of the large field - the team finishing in front of many other schools' A teams.
Time for the Boys to take the field then with Mark Galligan leading home the Junior Boys team in front of a rapidly improving Charlie Dardis (10th), Cian Crowe (16th), and Aidan Nolan (19th).
Emulating Clare the Intermediate Girls leader, Amy Downes, stormed home in second place closely supported by Aisling Wier (7th), Katelyn McDonnell (9th), and Victoria O,Brien (14th) - while the Intermediate Boys also had two in the top 10, Niall Delahunt (4th), and Barry Finan (7th). These two good athletes were ably supported by Peter Higgins (23rd) and Jack Hickey (30th).
Running alone in the Senior Boys, Eoin Murphy ran a good race to finish 6th. Eoin's main focus this season will be on the shorter track distances, and he will be particularly pleased with his finishing kick which relegated a number of the opposition in the run to the line.
The following are the team results from the League Race on Tuesday – Junior Boys (U.15) – 2nd, Inter Boys (U.17) – 4th, Minor girls A Team – 2nd and B team (U.14) – 2nd in Division Two, Junior Girls(U.15) – 1st and Inter Girls (U.17)– 2nd. Well done to all involved
Hard luck to our Senior Boys Soccer team who lost their Leinster Cup match 4 1 to the P.B.S. boys.


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An unnamed man was today humiliated by a crowd of people who gathered when the suspect was nabbed for stealing a mobile phone at a hairdresser's shop in Ogun State capital Abeokuta. According to eyewitness, he absconded with the phone when someone at the hairdressing shop raised .Instantly, bystanders gave him a chase and stripped him amidst heaving beating when he was caught.
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I recently painted the dresser I bought at a local thrift store and am in love with the color. I custom mixed some paint together to achieve the look so it coordinates with the dining room and it turned out better than expected! I am very happy with it...and I love the shape of this thing because it is so unique. Here are some pictures of it...just a little sneak peek of course!
And here is how it looked before the make over...
I still need to add some hardware to the front of the drawers...,I plan on using some left over handles we kept after we did our mini kitchen makeover a while back. I also want to give this piece a little height so I am thinking about adding some wood pieces to the bottom of it for that.
Can't wait to decorate this thing and use it as storage!!
Thanks for stopping by and happy first week of November to everyone!
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
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ARMED GUARD Saved Arapahoe Students from Deranged Socialist Shooter
ARMED GUARD Saved Arapahoe Students from Deranged Shooter–
Shooting was over in 80 seconds
Arapahoe High School gunman Karl Pierson was a committed Socialist.
Pierson entered the school building last Friday with a shotgun and started shooting.
Pierson, an indoctrinated 18 year-old, was a committed socialist who hated Republicans.
According to the latest reports, an armed school guard saved students at the school from the deranged leftist.
— The shooting was over in 80 seconds.
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As they investigate the latest school shooting in the United States – Friday at Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Colo. – one thing is clear to law enforcement officials there: The presence of an armed deputy sheriff on regular duty at the school was the key factor in preventing more deaths and injuries.
As soon as he heard the first of five gunshots, that officer and the two school administrators he was talking to raced toward the commotion shouting their presence and ordering students and staff to follow the school's lock-down protocol.
As a result, Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson said at a briefing Saturday afternoon, the heavily-armed shooter realized he was about to be confronted by an armed officer, and he took his own life.
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