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Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Daytime newcomer Deirdre Skiles joins the cast of As The World Turns in the role of forensic expert Dani Andropoulos beginning on Friday, August 15.
Born on-screen in October of 1983, Dani (short for Danielle, after her grandfather Daniel) is the daughter of Betsy Stewart (Meg Ryan) and Steve Andropolous (Frank Runyon), though at the time of her birth she was believed to be Craig Montgomery's child. Newer ATWT viewers who think that Craig only becomes obsessed with his biological off-spring -- Exhibit A: Lucy; Exhibit B: Johnny -- will be happy (or disturbed) to hear that Craig's feelings extend to his non-biological children, as well.
Though he knew that Dani wasn't his, Craig kidnapped her -- more than once -- in order to hold on to Betsy (in Craig's defense, he seemed to have genuine feelings for the baby).
After a few years of life in Oakdale, when Dani's dad was sent to jail and her mother's relationship with Josh Snyder (Lily's biological father, Meg's future ex-husband) went kaput, mother and daughter left town. (Random fun fact, Lindsay Frost, who played Betsy at the time of their departure, has dealt with many a forensic expert due to her appearances on CSI, Without a Trace and Crossing Jordan.)
Im 1994, a now teen Dani returned alone to live with her great-grandmother, Ellen Stewart. The insecure girl spent most of her two years in Oakdale being jealous of best friend, Nikki Munson, and trying to steal Nikki's boyfriends. On this go-around, Dani was played first by future Terminator Kristanna Loken, and then by frequent sitcom guest-star Ashley Williams (above right, with Jordana Brewster who played Nikki).
Though her last name is Andropolous, Dani is actually Oakdale royalty, being related to an original ATWT core family, the Stewarts. Emily is her aunt -- Betsy's younger sister, who believed Dad, and most of the known universe, liked Betsy best. Alison and Daniel are her cousins, Kim is her step-grandmother (she raised Betsy after Betsy and Emily's dad, Kim's husband Dan died), which means the Hughes are family as well.
All the connections should serve Dani well, especially when the first person she annoys professionally upon arriving in Oakdale is no less than Chief of Detectives Margo!
4 comments:
- nancyd said...
I think she was a good choice to return. We needed a 20 something female, we can use another Stewart family member and she's not related to any of the single men in Oakdale! I'm glad to have somebody with history rather than a random newbie.
Good luck Dierdre!
- Cherrill said...
Best of everything Deirdre,
Your appearance and debut on "As the World Turns" will motivate me to become a regular viewer. "Break a Leg"!
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Karateka, the follow-up to Prince of Persia creator Jordan Mechner's first game, will release on Steam Monday, December 3, according to Polygon. The game will run you $9.99 but is 10% off it's first week on the store. The remake releases on Xbox Live November 7, with PSN and iOS versions expected before the end […]
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STERLING – Lamont Mathias was murdered on June 28, 1994.
A leader of the Hell's Henchmen Motorcycle Club, 47-year-old Mathias – "Monte" to his friends – was shot, beaten and finally stabbed to death with a screwdriver in his Rockford motorcycle shop by a member of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club.
1994 was a strange time for motorcycle gangs in the Midwest. Things had long been quiet between the Chicago-based Outlaws and Hell's Henchmen, but when the Henchmen started to merge with the California-based Hells Angels, war broke out. Mathias' death was one of the many blood-drenched outcomes of that war. It also is what effectively sealed the merger of the two clubs, with more than 300 Angels rolling into Rockford, colors blazing, to attend his funeral and posthumously induct him as a member.
Starting today and ending on Aug. 4, as many as 1,000 members of Hells Angels are expected to thunder through town en route to Rockford – 2013's pick for the annual USA Run. And a number of them are expected to visit Mathias' grave at Oak Knoll Cemetery, just north of Sterling, to pay respects to their fallen comrade.
Mathias grew up on a farm and graduated from Tampico High School in 1964 before he moved away. He worked for Chrysler Corp., served 2 years in the Army as an instructor in Boulder, Colo., and finally came to own a motorcycle shop in Rockford.
At the time of his death, he had been a member of Hell's Henchmen for 18 years.
It's not the first time this pilgrimage has occurred. Often when groups of Angels are in town, they've been known to head to the grave and hold a ceremony of sorts to celebrate Mathias' life.
"It's a tradition that they have, just like in any other organization," said Scott Britnell, an intelligence officer with the Illinois State Police. "They go there as a sign of respect."
Law enforcement will increase their presence in the area during the event, though there seems to be no concern about possible conflicts arising between Outlaws and Angels.
In Oregon, Lowden State Park put up snow fencing to keep any Angels off the campgrounds, should they stop to take a look at the statue of Chief Blackhawk.
Officers advise drivers to be aware that more motorcyclists than usual will be on local roads.
All of this comes in the wake of the condemning of the Hells Angels' Rockford clubhouse, which the city closed on July 19. Police said 14 of the club's members were arrested as the result of an investigation into aggravated battery, armed robbery, and kidnapping.
"It's up to the city of Rockford to decide when they're going to release it," Britnell said.
Police don't know how that will affect the Angels' plans next week.
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Santa Clara, CA – Two teams heading in opposite directions meet in an inter-confernce clash on Saturday when the San Jose Earthquakes welcome the Montreal Impact to Buck Shaw Stadium.
Montreal enters the matching riding high after posting a 2-0 win over the Chicago Fire last weekend to move into first place in the Eastern Conference with 16 points.
After a hard-fought but scoreless first half, Montreal found a breakthrough in the 57th minute through Andres Romero and Marco Di Vaio made it 2-0 for the home side with 14 minutes to play to wrap up the Impact's fifth victory in league play.
"Coming off a tie here in our last home game, we knew we needed to win this game," captain Davy Arnaud said. "We knew it was going to be tough, but it's a very good result for us."
The Impact also qualified for a berth in the Canadian Championship final on Wednesday after posting a 6-0 thrashing of Toronto FC to win the two-legged semifinal by a 6-2 aggregate score.
"To come back from a game in which we suffered like we did in the first leg, we showed the high level at which this team can play," said head coach Marco Schallibaum. "Tonight, we wanted to win without a doubt, I am very proud to be the coach of this team and very proud of the guys tonight."
San Jose, meanwhile, earned a point in a 2-2 draw with Chivas USA after second-half substitute Cordell Cato scored an equalizer in the 76th minute, but the 2013 version of the Earthquakes has severely under performed in comparison to the 2012 side the won the Supporter's Shield with 66 points.
The Earthquakes currently sit in sixth place in the Western Conference with 10 points and have not taken a full three points since a 1-0 win over Seattle on March 23 -- a span of five matches, which is their longest winless run since a since their 13-game streak from June 17-Aug. 27, 2011.
"Obviously conceding two goals is never good. We had enough chances to win this game. It was a frustrating night and disappointed for the guys. They put the effort in to get the three points and we could not quite do it. We played well but we have to do better on their goals, and it is something to look at."
Saturday's task will be even tougher for San Jose as forward Steven Lenhart will miss the match after being suspended for two games by the MLS Disciplinary Committee for a violent challenge on Chivas' Mario De Luna.
In the clubs' only all-time meeting last season, Montreal claimed a 3-1 victory behind goals from Di Vaio, Lamar Neagle and Patrice Bernier.


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Orono, Maine - Nyasha Sarju banked in a short jumper at the buzzer to lift Yale past Maine, 86-85, in a back-and-forth contest on Sunday afternoon at the Cross Insurance Center. Yale shot a season-high 48.4 percent from the field and had five players score in double-figures.
Yale (6-7) led for most of the second half, but fell behind when Maine's Ashleigh Roberts hit a layup with 15 seconds to play to make it 85-84. Following a timeout, the Bulldogs began the final possession when Sarah Halejian dribbled up and gave it off to Janna Graf who passed to Sarju on the wing. Sarju took a couple dribbles to the hoop and banked home the winner just as time expired.
The buzzer-beater was the second of the day for Yale after Halejian hit a half-court heave at the halftime horn to give the Bulldogs a 47-41 lead.
Maine (6-8) roared back after the break with six straight points from Roberts to tie the game at 47-47 set up a closely contested second half.
The Black Bears eventually took a 55-53 lead on a Lauren Bodine three-pointer, but Yale came back with a Katie Werner layup to tie it and start a 8-0 spurt. Baskets by Lena Munzer, Halejian and Sarju capped Yale's run to make it 61-55 with 12:45 to play.
Alexandra Osborn-Jones hit two foul shots to give Yale its largest lead of the day at 78-71 with 5:13 to play, but Maine answered with a three-pointer from Liz Wood and layup by Sheraton Jones before a Zenab Keita layup put the Bulldogs ahead 80-76.
Sophie Weckstrom hit a three-pointer on the next possession for Maine with 3:31 to play and the teams traded baskets the rest of the way before Sarju's game-winner.
Maine jumped out to a 9-4 lead before a three-pointer by Graf and a three-point play by Sarju gave Yale its first lead. Neither team was able to build a lead of more than four points until the final 1:31 of the period when the Bulldogs closed the half on a 10-2 run.
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Jay Caching - Creation Moments
Matthew 6:26a: "Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them."
A cat crouching at a mouse hole is already hunting. Until now, no animal has ever been observed actually planning for the future.
Recent studies of western scrub jays have now shown undeniable planning behavior by the jays. To see if the jays engaged in true planning, individual jays were moved into a special cage in the lab. It had a main room with two side rooms. A jay would be moved into one or the other of the side rooms every morning. One side room never offered food for the first two hours the bird was in it, while the other consistently offered food. After each bird learned this pattern, they were allowed into the main room in the evening to eat their fill. All of the eight test subjects also provided the no-breakfast side cage with generous caches of extra food, clearly in anticipation of the morning. In a second test, different food supplies were available in each side cage. When they were allowed to freely cache, they cached supplies of the missing food in each side room, again clearly anticipating the next morning.
God has provided for His creatures' needs by giving them the abilities they need to make their living. That includes giving seemingly advanced abilities to creatures that are supposedly far less evolved than we are.
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CCV-Winooski Summer Building Hours - Effective Monday, May 20 through Monday, August 12
Monday - Thursday 7:45 am - 9 pm
Friday 7:45 am - 4:30 pm
Saturday & Sunday CLOSED
CCV-Winooski will be closed on July 4.
Welcome to CCV Winooski! Our center serves over 2,000 students in the greater Burlington area. With over 300 morning, daytime, and evening courses offered each semester, students can find classes that fit their schedule. We have 15 academic advisors and three financial aid counselors who are ready to provide you with individualized support.
- New Student Advising Appointments (NSAA): The first step all new degree-seeking students take is to schedule a one-on-one NSAA with an advisor. Please call the center to find a time that works for you!
- Orientations: All new degree-seeking students will sign up for an orientation when they register for classes. Check out the schedule to choose the best day and time for you!
- Class Sign Up Information: Fall 2019 appointments are available. Please call 802-654-0544 or stop by the scheduling office to make your appointment. The office is open between the hours of 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.
Feel free to review the course schedule prior to calling or stopping in. Returning students may be able to register online!
- Academic Advising: Building a relationship with your Academic Advisor can be one of the most important keys to success in college. Call or stop by the front desk to make an appointment with your advisor at a time that works for you. An on-call advisor is also available for very quick questions or to process forms in room 103K on the first floor. Hours are typically Monday-Thursday from 12:00 noon-5:00 PM during the semester.
- United Way Resource Coordinator: Sarah Allerton is available to support students with transportation, housing, childcare, healthcare and financial management. Sarah is in the Learning & Career Center on Tuesdays from 12 p.m.- 4 p.m. You can also email, call, or text Sarah at 802-578-4265.


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Crop insurance will make large payments this year as a result of reduced yields caused by the drought. Contributing to these large payments is the fact that most farmers purchased Revenue Protection (RP), a revenue insurance that has the harvest price option. Under the harvest price option, revenue guarantees increase when the harvest price exceeds the projected price. Crop insurance would have been lower had farmers purchased insurance with the harvest price exclusion. The harvest price option is coming under scrutiny from a policy perspective (see here).
According to 2012 Summary of Business data available from the Risk Management Agency, the percentages of corn acres insured by various crop insurance products are:
• Revenue Protection (RP) is used to insure 83% of insured acres,
• Revenue Protection with Harvest Price Exclusion (RPHPE) is used to insure 3% of insured acres,
• Yield Protection (YP) is used to insure 11% of insured acres, and
• Group products are used to insure 3% of acres.
By far the most used product is RP with an 83% share of insured acres. RP has the harvest price option. By way of comparison, RPHPE which does not have the harvest price option only has 3% share of insured acres.
Impact of the harvest price option on crop insurance payments
Impacts of the harvest price guarantee increase are illustrated by comparing crop insurance payments between RP and RPHPE using the following factors:
1. Corn,
2. The 2012 projected price of $5.68 per bu.,
3. A Trend Adjusted Actual Production History (TA-APH) yield of 175 bu.,
4. An 80% coverage level,
5. A harvest yield of 120 bu. per acre, and
6. A harvest price of $8.00 per bu. The harvest price will be set based on settlement prices of the December Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) during the month of October. Currently, the December contract price is close to $8.00 per bu.
RP uses the higher of the projected or harvest price in setting its guarantee. Under the above scenario, RP has a guarantee of $1,120 per acre (175 bu. TA-APH yield x $8.00 harvest price x 80% coverage level). Revenue for insurance purposes is $960 per acre (120 bu. yield x $8.00 harvest prices), resulting in a crop insurance payment of $160 per acre ($1,120 guarantee - $960 revenue).
RPHPE only uses the projected price in setting its guarantee. Under the above scenario, RPHPE has a guarantee of $795 per acre (175 bu. TA-APH yield x $5.68 projected price x 80% coverage level). Similar to RP, RPHPE has revenue of $960 (120 bu. yield x $8.00 harvest price). Because the $960 per acre revenue is above the $795 per acre guarantee, RPHPE will not make an insurance payment.
Why have the harvest price option?
The harvest price option exists to protect farmers who hedge production prior to harvest (see here for a discussion of RPHPE as an alternative to RP). Pre-harvest hedging results in losses when yields decline and prices increase, typical drought years. A prime example of a drought year is 2012.
To illustrate, take the above insurance example. Revenue without considering basis is $960 per acre, RP insurance payment is $160 per acre, and RPHPE insurance payment is $0 per acre. If a farmer had hedged production at the projected price of $5.68 and lifts the hedge at the harvest price of $8.00, each bushel that is hedged has a hedging loss of $2.32 per bu. ($8.00 harvest price - $5.68 projected price). If 100 bushels were hedging, hedging losses equal $232 per acre ($2.32 per bu. loss x 100 bu.). Under this hedging scenario, total revenue with RP insurance will be $880 per acre ($880 = $960 crop revenue + $160 crop insurance payment - $240 hedging loss). The $160 crop insurance payment partially offsets the $240 hedging loss. Total revenue under RPHPE will be $720 per acre ($960 crop revenue + $0 crop insurance payment - $240 hedging loss). The crop insurance payment does not offset the hedging loss, results in $160 lower revenue with RPHPE than under RP.
The harvest price option will result in higher crop insurance payments this year than had not the harvest price option existed. The harvest price option is designed to protect farmers who pre-harvest hedge. Hedging in drought years often results in large losses, potentially destabilizing the farm's financial structure. The harvest price option protects against this situation.


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SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO-The Capistrano Unified School District is inviting community members to apply to serve on the Strategic Plan Taskforce Advisory Committee.
The Strategic Plan Taskforce Advisory Committee will be composed of representatives from all stakeholders including parents, students, teachers, support staff, and administrators. This advisory group will participate in up to three collaborative sessions over the next four months. Meeting dates will be determined after the committee is formed.
The primary goal of the Taskforce Advisory Committee is to use the results of the Fiscal Crisis and Management Team (FCMAT) Special Education Review to advise district staff on creating a structured outline that ensures all students have a continuum of services with quality supports, resources and access to district academic and behavioral programs in the least restrictive environment, placing emphasis on maximizing opportunities for students with special needs to learn with general education peers.
Applications are being accepted through February 8, 2017, and can be found on our website at http://capousd-ca.schoolloop.com/committees.


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Get ready for an adventure as we travel from beautiful Paris all the way to bustling Rome. Check off all the sights and come see what these top destinations are made of. Have you packed your bags yet?
Local guide in Florence
Driving tour of Paris
Gourmet picnic by the Eiffel Tower
Visit the picturesque villages of the Cinque Terre
Start time:
Meet at 2pm in Paris
Finish time:
Approximately 12pm in Rome
Your Topdeck crew never expect tips themselves and will not ask for any; that's not what friends do! We also know how much tipping can cost you. So go ahead, spoil yourself with the money you will save by travelling with Topdeck (just don't forget Mum's souvenir).
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Please note: The Topdeck Travel App should only be downloaded once you have booked onto your trip. You will not be able to log in unless you have a Topdeck Booking Reference Number.
One of the best parts of travelling is experiencing the nightlife and entertainment each city has to offer. However, amidst the fun and excitement, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and personal safety as well. Before you hit the road with us, it's important to be aware of the following:
When you're on a night out, remember to avoid walking alone, particularly through deserted areas like beaches and back streets. Always stick together, take a taxi where possible, and keep a note of your accommodation details so you can find your way back to your fellow Topdeckers if you become separated.
In some countries, alcoholic measures can be considerably larger than what you may be used to. Try to keep track of what you're drinking, and if you see one of your trip mates looking a little worse for wear, take them back to your accommodation. Be cautious when accepting drinks from strangers and never leave your drink unattended.
It's also important to be aware that what you might consider harmless flirting may be interpreted differently in some countries. Be yourself and have fun, but don't be naïve, and be mindful of the signals you are sending out so that you don't find yourself in an uncomfortable situation.
We endeavour to select a combination of good quality hotels that reflect the character of the local area as well as being as centrally located as possible, while striving to keep the cost affordable.
France - Paris
Traditional cabaret show in Paris: €65
Seine river cruise in Paris: €10
Bike tour of Paris: €26
Italy - Rome
Guided tour of the Vatican City: €45
Guided tour of historic Pompeii:
Your included meals are detailed in the 'More Inclusions' section of this document.
Breakfasts are included every day in the hotel (except on the first morning). They are usually 'continental breakfasts', which are typical in most European countries. A typical breakfast may consist of cereals with milk or yoghurt, bread, croissants, cold meats, cheese and a range of spreads, with fruit juice, tea or coffee to drink. It is rare to get a hot breakfast in continental Europe, though on some occasions there may be some hot food available as well.
Included evening meals are in local restaurants or accommodations, and are either two or three courses. In most cases table water is provided with the meals, and if you wish to purchase additional drinks you can do so at your own expense.
If you have any dietary requirements we will make every effort to cater to your specific needs as long as you advise your travel agent or Customer Service Consultant when you book, or make note of this in the Topdeck app when you check in (refer below). However, please be aware that although we will do everything in our power to arrange it, we cannot guarantee that every restaurant we use will be able to cater to all dietary needs, particularly in Eastern Europe. We also cannot cater for tastes or dislikes, as most of our included evening meals feature a set menu.


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Visa-Free St.Petersburg Tour for ESN Stockholm
- All ferry tickets (Stockholm-Helsinki-St.Petersburg-Tallinn-Stockholm)
- Russia entrance fee for visa-free travellers
- 6 nights' accommodation in shared rooms/cabins, bedlinen included (4 nights on overnight ferries; 2 nights in the hostel).
- 2 hostel breakfasts
- Transport to and from the ferry terminals (Helsinki, St.Petersburg)
- Guided bus tour in St Petersburg (museum fees not included, entrance is optional)
- Guided tour in the Hermitage Museum (free for students)
- Guided city walks in Helsinki and Tallinn
- Service from a Scanbalt tour manager and local guides
- Visit St Petersburg - one of the world's top destinations!
- Spend 4 crazy nights partying on board of big cruise ships
- Visit Helsinki and Tallinn
- Meals, except the ones listed above
- Optional activities
Tour Program: ESN Stockholm
Day 4. St Petersburg
Optional activities: ESN ESN Stockholm
Tsar's Village and Catherine Palace
Price includes: local guide escorting the group from St Petersburg, transport in tourist bus, stops on the way, entrance to the palace park, entrance to Catherine Palace.
Duration: 6h
*Takes place: March-April and all autumn departures
Peterhof Park
Peterhof Park, which is actually a series of palaces and gardens, located in Saint Petersburg, Russia, laid out on the orders of Peter the Great. These Palaces and gardens are sometimes referred as the "Russian Versailles". The palace-ensemble along with the city center is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Peterhof is just as famous for the parks and its great fountains as for the palace buildings.
Includes: Entrance to the park area, transport in tourist bus, information from a local guide.
Duration: ~6h
*Takes place: May and June departures
Traditional Russian Evening
Price: 30 Eur
Price includes: dinner with Russian specialties - starter, main course, dessert; performance by group of local dancers and musicians.
Limousine tour - St.Petersburg by night
Activities that are not orginised by Scanbalt:
If you are interested in experiencing classical music and ballet the Marinsky and Hermitage Ballet are world class. We recommend you to visit their website where you also can book tickets.
There might be some good last-minute offers available in the ticket-booths on the streets.
Visa-Free Travel Info
To join this tour you don't need a VISA but you need to have travel Passport allowing crossing borders between non-Schengen countries and valid for at least 6 months after the tour finishes.
Please note, that ID card is not enough to travel to Russia
We highly recommend you to make travel insurance valid in Russia for this trip
If you are not citizen of EU, Norway or Switzerland, please pay special attention to info below:
- If you require a Schengen visa to stay in EU, kindly make sure it's a multiple-entry visa. Single-entry Schengen visa is not valid for this trip!
- If you have already stayed in European Union (for example, in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, etc.) for more than 90 days - you need to have a valid residence permit in the country you currently reside (temporary one is also suitable). Those who will not be able to present their valid residence permit card when checking-in to the ferry to St.Petersburg, will not be allowed into Russia, and can be sent directly to their home country!
Note that the passenger him or herself is responsible for arranging the necessary travel documents and making sure they are valid as requested.
Before making the booking, please be sure you have all the required documents for this trip (Passport, residence permit, if needed) and will be able to present them and the departure point.


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In 2010, Garena built Garena+, an online game and social platform for gamers to socialise, discover, download and play online games. It revolutionised how Southeast Asian players interact and play games with one another. Today, all of Garena's published PC games are hosted on Garena+, serving millions of users in the region.
To serve gamers on-the-go, Garena was launched as an application to provide enhanced gaming experience to smartphone users. The platform offers access to a list of best mobile games in the region, allows gamers to stay connected any time via Chat, and enables the users to track the game statistics for themselves, their friends and even their opponents via Game Assist.
Garena is a huge advocate for eSports, with an aspiration to make it mainstream in the region. By providing online and offline platforms for the eSports community, we strive to make eSports accessible to players everywhere regardless of skills level and to have it serve as an enjoyable form of entertainment for all.
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BeeTalk was founded with the mission of connecting people to be a part of a wider community. It is the first mobile social network tailored towards a Southeast Asian audience and allows users to forge new connections based on location and interests.
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New Bern aldermen agreed Tuesday night to seek grant funding for a river walkway along Lawson Creek that has been talked about for years.
New Bern aldermen agreed Tuesday night to seek grant funding for a river walkway along Lawson Creek that has been talked about for years.
After public comment the board approved a resolution to submit an application for a public beach and coastal waterfront access grant up to $230,000. The grant can be used for land acquisition and site improvement projects for public access in coastal areas.
In April 2013, Development Services submitted a pre-application to construct a greenway trail along the Lawson Creek section of the Trent River to the Public Housing Authority property from South Front Street, near Eden Street, to Leander Morgan Park.
At that time, the anticipated cost of construction was $445,000, which included a non-motorized boat launch for kayaks and canoes, and a pier with a gazebo.
Mike Epperson, city manager, said in August the city received notification it was selected to apply for a reduced grant of $230,000. That grant would require a 25 percent match of $57,500, he said.
Half of the match is required in cash, and the remainder can be in-kind services. Epperson said the city budgeted $26,000 for matching funds.
Rose Williams, a citizen, told aldermen she has not seen the plans but was concerned about the safety of the proposed river walk. She asked if it would go over the water. The city once had a plan to build a walking bridge over Lawson Creek to Jack�s Island.
Alderman Denny Bucher said the river walk would not cross the creek and Epperson said the walkway would be set back from the river.
Williams said she would like to see a plan before the board votes on anything.
Mayor Lee Bettis said the public would see a plan of the proposal, but there is not a formal plan yet. The city was just trying to get funding for the project, which would include funding for the planning, he said.
Kevin Robinson of Development Services showed a preliminary map of the area that was initially being considered with the walkway set back 30 feet from Lawson Creek and no danger of anyone falling in the water. The initial plans also called for two access points, a dock for fishing and a dock behind Tryon Palace with a gazebo. The city hopes to put in benches along the path and tie the walkway into Eden Street and South Front Street, he said.
Williams and another citizen, Edwin Vargas, also asked about what precautions the city was taking because the area around the Housing Authority was in a flood zone.
Bettis said the city did not know yet if it would be approved for the grant funding, but if it was every precaution would be considered.
�Let�s get the money first then we will solve that,� he said.
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|St. Oswald's Scottish Episcopal Church, Glasgow
Welcome to St. Oswalds Kings Park!
Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 Two are better off than one, because together they can work more effectively. If one of them falls down, the other can help him/her up.
This month is just begun and I was reminded that the deadline for my wise words letter is the day I return from holiday, so here I am writing the letter for May! I was rushing to get it done and to be honest not looking forward to sitting here doing it. I want to begin my holiday and right now it is Thursday evening, and my leave begins tonight.
So what is the problem? I am not busy or over worked, I am not sad or ill, I have enough time to write and a wonderful study to write in.
The problem is actually motivation. I feel like a battery operated toy; I was fully charged last July and set to do what I do best, but over the months I have not recharged, I have set myself apart, I have been still in sickness, I have been in ¡¥low power¡¦ mode for some time, but crucially I have ignored the ¡¥Battery running low¡¦ warning. It now feels as though I have just enough charge left to urgently get to my retreat and receive a complete super charge.
But Have you ever plugged your phone or computer in to charge when it has completely run down? It makes a sound ¡¥blip¡¦ but nothing happens, the screen stays blank it still can¡¦t do what it was designed to do because it has been used to its capacity and not charged until it was depleted. Only when it has taken enough charge to turn on again will anything actually work and that takes quite a while. If you need the device in the meantime forget it, it has no power. Well That is me right now!
I am usually very good at balancing my time, I never get busy and have not been busy this time. I have however been loading my brain with new things, new places new people, and a new country. and I completely forgot that all of these things draw energy from my battery and if it was not for Ashley and some other wise people encouraging me to recharge, the light that is my energy would have simply turned off and would take ages to recharge fully again.
So It is good to have a team building up around me now, a wise and hardworking team. They take a share of the day to day running of a community church which is what St Oswald¡¦s is. They look for opportunities to reach out, they get on with making new contacts and they develop new strategies for building up God¡¦s Kingdom. They also tell me to stop! They are pearls of great price and worth more to me than gold.
As a church family we absolutely must share with each other when we feel our batteries are low, or tell each other to slow down. We can encourage each other to live a balanced life, not all work not all play, not all prayer and not all shopping. Offering for a duty in church does not mean doing it ALL by ourselves. God wants us to work in pairs or family units however a family is made up.
Why? Well Rest, recuperation, and recreation, take a day each, so whilst some of us are resting, others are recuperating, whilst they are recuperating a group will be enjoying recreation, this cycle is essential for a good healthy active life.
Hebrews 10:24-25a Let us be concerned for one another, to help one another to show love and to do good. Let us not give up the habit of meeting together,
I absolutely enjoy my life with you all, it is the best church I have ministered in. You are my family and friends, my help and my support. Without you all I can not be a functioning priest.
I promise to look out for all of you, will you do your best to look out for me too. ļ
See you after my holiday.
God bless you
Lesley-ann xx
This is our community...
Please sign our guest book and leave us a message before you move on! We take great heart from messages from our visitors! Don't be shy! We can always delete the ones we don't like! If only life could be like that!
St Oswald's weekly services continue in the sandstone Church, original Church dedicated 1931, time of services available on this website.
The new townhouses beside and flats opposite are all full with our new neighbours. Welcome to King's Park and welcome to St Oswald's.
The congregation has decided, for the time being, to suspend the plans to build a new hall. The sandstone Church will continue to be a multi-purpose facility, as a hall for congregational and community activities Monday - Saturday and a place of worship on Sundays.
The Scottish Episcopal Church is a welcoming one, and despite popular myth, is NOT English, having its roots firmly in Scottish history. We are, however, a part of the Anglican Communion, and that is important to us.
We are often jokingly known as the "half-way home" between the Catholic/Protestant divide in Scotland.
We welcome everyone, and you will find our clergy more than willing to discuss baptism, marriage, or the renewal of marriage vows at a significant anniversary. In the sad event of a bereavement, they would be only too willing to help, and conduct a funeral if asked.
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Hundilein wrote:Congratulations! I can't wait to see what you come up with for this next wedding!
TheRedQueen wrote:Hundilein wrote:Congratulations! I can't wait to see what you come up with for this next wedding!
She'll have Gotty and Kinzyl clicker trained to walk down the aisle together spreading flower petals...
madremissy wrote: since the day a school superintendant looked me in the eye and said "That boy will never amount to anything, you need to give up on him"
I think he has come a long way. It just gave me the incentive to fight that much harder for my child. Look at him today. He has a very successful job, has excelled and been promoted many times and is one of the best Daddy's and husbands I know.
Bristol and Alison being were abandoned by their mother and told they needed to quit school and deal with it.
Don't ever give up on your kids, be there for them when they need you and tell them how proud you are of them everyday.
A little self esteem goes a long way.
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The 8th annual Apalachee Youth Football Camp is scheduled for June 17-20.
The camp is for players who will be in grades 1-8 during the 2013-2014 school year and will be conducted by AHS football coaches. Registration price prior to June 17 is $60.
The price after that date is $80. Camp time will be from 9-11:30 a.m. each day at the AHS football field. Registration will be available on June 17, but parents should note the price will increase by that date. Water and Powerade will be provided for the campers as well as a T-shirt at the end of the week. Sunscreen and cleats are recommended. The camp will consist of fundamental stations where players will learn the fundamentals involved in tackling, throwing, catching, kicking and blocking. After station work, players will be in flag football tournaments by age groups.
For more information, contact coach Shane Davis at AHS at 770-586-5111 or 770-359-7455 or coach Joel Miller at 706-318-0396.
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Mobile Dentistry Program Serves 20,000th Patient
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) - A mobile dentistry program has served its 20,000th patient.
The Pierre Capital Journal reports that Dakota Smiles uses two fully-equipped vehicles crisscrossing the state to perform preventative and restorative work along with oral health education.
The program since its inception has done more than $9 million in dental work for kids in 73 communities.
Delta Dental of South Dakota president CEO Scott Jones had heard about mobile medical units back in 2004 through his involvement with Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Dakota. He knew a mobile dental unit was what the state needed.
Dakota Smiles manager Carrie Mikkonen says by 2006, the program's one bus was booked through the end of the decade. That led to the addition of a second one in 2008.
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Stockton, CA
Elva Garza Esquer
Aug. 9, 1931 - September 19, 2013
Elva passed away peacefully at her home at the age of 82. Elva Garza was born in Texas.
She loved all of her eight children: Vincent Lopez, Alicia Rife, Estella Rodriguez, Raymond Lopez, Elsa Lopez, Margot Lopez, Joseph Lopez, Richard Lopez; 25 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
Elva was a woman of fashion and beauty and was very independent, strong and respectful. She enjoyed her beautiful home, sewing, dancing, cleaning and doing laundry.
"The love of our life, she will be greatly missed by all who knew her."
Viewing will be held Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2013, 3-8 p.m. with Services, Thursday, Sept. 26, 10 a.m. at Cano Funeral Home, 2164 E. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Stockton. Committal at San Joaquin Catholic Cemetery.


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75,000 miles and still going strong
We've talked about this before-how there are different kinds of hot rodders in the hobby. There are the guys who build a car and keep it forever, making mild changes here and there and racking up miles over the course of decades. Then there are the guys who have a different car every time you see them-they're building them, selling them, and moving on to the next car before the paint's dry on the previous project.
Frank Nastasia admitted to us that he fell into the latter category for a long time. He's been building cars, trucks, and motorcycles for more than 40 years. "Throughout the years, I always sold whatever I finished, so none of them stayed around long enough for me to really enjoy."
That all changed when Frank found this car. As a grade-school kid in the early '60s, Frank liked to watch drags at a strip converted from an old airport in Sanford, Maine. One of his favorite cars was a '39 Chevy. A few years later, his dad pulled into the driveway with Frank's first car, a '58 Impala convertible. "It rocked," he told us, and it marked the beginning of a lifelong involvement with all kinds of motor vehicles.
Frank was in the process of selling a '40 Ford convertible he'd finished building, and was searching shops for a Ford or Chevy coupe when he found this '39. It was half-finished, but a good solid car, so he talked the shop owner into selling it to him. The coupe stayed half-finished as Frank worked on other projects and thought about which direction to go with this one. Eventually, he realized he had to make a choice: either build the coupe or get rid of it.
He decided to build it, following a resto rod theme. When he stripped the paint off of the body, he was happy to discover that the body was as solid as he thought, with rust limited to a small portion of the trunk.
The chassis was completely reworked, using the factory 'rails. A Chevy small-block was planted between the 'rails backed by a TH350 transmission and a Ford 9-inch. The one thing Frank says he'd change is the automatic trans; he'd make it a standard shift five-speed and add that third pedal.
His friend, Mike Pilato from Tewkesbury, Massachusetts, reworked the hood, cutting the top portions just below the beltline, and molding and welding together the left and right top pieces. It was an elaborate job that simplifies the lines of the body and brings the nose down slightly.
The greatest challenge, Frank says, was choosing the right color combination, knowing the decision could make or break the car. It came down to black or Ford Currant Red. Ultimately, the brighter color won.
It's been almost 20 years since Frank bought the coupe that has become the "keeper" in his collection. It's been about 10 years since it's been finished and on the road. In that time, Frank and his wife Laurie have taken road trips all over the eastern United States, bringing the mileage to over 75,000 miles.
Massachusetts to Charlotte every year for the Goodguys Nationals at the [Lowe's] Motor Speedway. The thrill of driving on the speedway under the lights is unbelievable. We drove to the NSRA Nationals in Louisville three or four times. We've driven on the Blue Ridge Parkway and through Amish country in Pennsylvania. We love these adventures."
Rod & Custom Feature CarFrank & Laurie NastasiaLowell, Massachusetts'39 Chevy CoupeChassisThe chassis is built on the original '39 Chevy 'rails, beefed up with a Fatman front crossmember and X-member installed by Baron Hazen in Gloucester, Massachusetts. The Fatman crossmember was located slightly forward to give the car the correct proportions after being lowered. The Mustang II is modified with Heidt's 2-inch dropped spindles, and half a coil was cut from the NAPA MII front springs. The rear rides on Chassis Engineering parallel leafs. Frank installed Monroe shocks and Chassis Engineering anti-roll bars fore and aft.
Frank added a March serpentine belt system. The exhaust system, installed by Jay Lally at Jay's Custom Exhaust in Lowell, Massachusetts, combined Hedman headers feeding 2-inch aluminized pipes with Turbo mufflers. A TH350 automatic features a shift kit and FB Performance converter, and is hooked to the 3.00:1-geared Ford 9-inch rearend via an Inland Empire aluminum driveshaft.
Wheels & Tires
Frank could have gone in several directions with wheels and tires, but big 'n' little blackwalls rolling on polished Torq-Thrust II five-spokes from American Racing were a good pick. The rear rim dimensions are 17×8 with P255/55R17 Goodyear Eagle tires. The front 15x7s are mounted with P195/60R15 tires.
Body & Paint
The lines of a stock '39 looked good to Frank, who avoided making radical changes to the sheetmetal. Bumper guards and hood ornamentation were removed, the cowl vent was recreated, and a Porsche 911 gas door was added by Mike Pilato, who also modified the hood. In order to reduce what he calls the "bug-eyed look," Frank taper-sectioned and lowered the headlights. Except for necessary body prep work accomplished by Frank, the rest was left alone. Frank's friend Scott Pond from Hudson, New Hampshire, covered the body with Spies Hecker Currant Red, a Ford color, leaving just enough in the gun to shoot the grille and the headlight bezels.
The coupe's interior is a combination of old and new and it blends together just right. Upholsterers Bill and Kay Lang in Denton, Maryland, added the Pontiac Fiero front buckets plus a rear bench to create a full interior, covering the seats and the custom-built door panels in tan cloth and vinyl. A Lecarra Vette 3-style wheel was mounted on a Flaming River tilt column. Frank kept the stock instruments in the restored dash. The lower sub-dash houses the vents and controls for the Air-Tique air conditioning system, and hides the switches for the power windows, lights, and windshield wipers. The Alpine stereo system is mounted overhead, the speakers are hidden behind the rear seats.


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Nic Naitanui becomes $4 million man with West Coast
Nic Naitanui, arguably the biggest name on West Coast's list, has committed to the club until at least the end of the 2019 AFL season.
The 24 year old today signed a new five-year deal, believed to be worth as much as $4 million.
While the 2012 All-Australian said earlier this week he didn't think the contract negotiations were taking focus away from his performances, he said today he was glad the deal was done.
Although it's believed rival clubs showed interest in trying to woo Naitanui away from West Coast at the start of the season, the 201-centimetre big man has been consistent in declaring his loyalty for the Eagles, saying he didn't want to play anywhere else.
"It's great to sign a new contract, which allows me to now just concentrate on playing footy," he said.
"As I said the other day, I have from the very start of this said I was not going to go anywhere.
"The West Coast Eagles is my home. The club has been good to me from the time I got here and I love it here. It's like family.
"I thoroughly enjoy being a part of the playing group and I reckon we are getting close to real success. I want to be around that because I feel like we are building."
Naitanui is four games away from playing his 100th game and his signing comes a day after his ruck partner Dean Cox gave the biggest indication that he wanted to continue playing beyond this season.
Cox will play his 282nd AFL game when West Coast tackle Collingwood at the MCG on Saturday afternoon and next year could become the first Eagle to reach 300 games.
The decision by Cox to play on may have opposition clubs turn their attention to developing Eagles ruckmen Callum Sinclair and Scott Lycett.
The pair have played three AFL games each this season and may not want to wait another year before they begin their internal fight to become Naitanui's ruck partner at the Eagles, after Cox has hung up his boots.
While Naitanui has been struggled with form in the early stages of the season - after missing the entire pre-season and also having Achilles issues, - earlier this week he declared he was as fit now as he has been all season.
Eagles football manager Craig Vozzo said the club was delighted Naitanui had put pen to paper.
"We were always confident that Nic would commit to the club because he is a loyal person who has a great rapport with the rest of the squad," Vozzo said.
"It has taken a while to finalise negotiations because there are a number of things to work through, including the community commitments that Nic is so passionate about.
"As a young 201-centimetre ruckman, we believe we are yet to see the best of Nic Naitanui and we are excited that he will continue to evolve his career at West Coast.
"He is a quality individual as well as an outstanding player and has won enormous respect in his time at the club."


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Tips & Tricks: Valentine Accents
Create These Adorable Valentine Accents
With a few products and a little creativity, you can make handmade accents to use on your scrapbook layout or to dress up a Valentine's Day card for that special someone. Here are four cuter than cute ideas to try.
XO by Kim Watson. Supplies: Canvas: 7gypsies; Stickers: American Crafts; Other: Adhesive, felt, and thread.
You're Always On My Mind by Kim Watson. Supplies: Cardstock and rub-ons: American Crafts; Buttons: Melissa Frances; Adhesive: Helmar; Other: Felt, ribbon, and thread.
I Love You by Kim Watson. Supplies: Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper: We R Memory Keepers; Tag: Maya Road; Border trim: Doodlebug Design; Chipboard: Pebbles and Little Yellow Bicycle; Brad: BasicGrey; Punch: Fiskars Americas; Adhesive: American Crafts, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L, and Tombow; Other: Doily and thread.
Be My Valentine by Kim Watson. Supplies: Patterned paper: Anna Griffin; Sentiment: We R Memory Keepers; Ribbon: 7gypsies; Adhesive: Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L and Tombow; Other: Doily, pin, and felt.
For additional ideas, check out the February 2011 issue of Creating Keepsakes magazine.
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