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Subject No. 046-144

Permanent Program on the Faxing of
Applications for Review and Rebuttals

Supersedes Subject No. 047 dated April 10, 1992 with respect to Forms RB-89 and RB-89.1 ONLY;  and supersedes Subject No. 046-128 dated September 14, 2004 in all respects.

October 11, 2005

The Workers' Compensation Board initiated a pilot program for the faxing of appeals (see Subject Number 046-128) on September 15, 2004. The pilot has been extremely well received, as evidenced by the number of customers who have used the dedicated fax number as a way to properly and timely serve applications for review (Cover Sheet Form RB-89 and associated documents) and rebuttals (Cover Sheet Form RB-89.1 and associated documents).

The statistics show that the fax program has been popular and, for the most part, properly utilized by practitioners. The practitioners have used the proper cover forms, attached the necessary forms and accompanying documentation, and have largely avoided sending non-appeals materials through the fax line.

During the pilot, the Board received a monthly average of 387 properly faxed applications and rebuttals at the dedicated fax line. The Board also received a monthly average of 82 faxes that were inappropriate, i.e., not part of the program in that they were neither applications nor rebuttals in the context of an appeal to the Board. Thus, while nearly 83% of all faxed materials were appropriately sent, the Board asks that the practitioners help us reach 100% compliance. The Board must expend resources in responding to the inappropriately faxed materials, which can be completely eliminated simply by adhering to the basic guidelines of the program.

Overall, the pilot program was a tremendous success, providing a valuable convenience to the practitioners in all areas of the state. The Board is pleased to offer the fax option, as presented below in its permanent form.

As the pilot has proven to be a valuable option for practitioners and other stakeholders, the Workers' Compensation Board hereby announces that this program is now permanent. If the procedures outlined below are followed, the Board will accept these faxed applications and rebuttals as if they were served upon the Board via mail or personal delivery. This program encompasses all cases adjudicated within the State of New York. The Board continues to expand its commitment to an environment in which the electronic filing of documents is convenient, secure, and user-friendly.

Faxed appeals and rebuttals will be received on a line set aside solely for this project. THIS LINE MAY NOT BE USED FOR THE FAXING OF ANY OTHER FORMS OR MATERIALS UNRELATED TO THE PROGRAM. In accordance with Subject Number 047, the Board will not accept any other documents sent by fax, to any Board office, absent express prior authorization from that office. Please note that Notices of Appeal to the Third Department must be served on the Secretary of the Board, and may NOT be served via fax.

The option of service of applications and rebuttals upon the Board by fax is a privilege available to all practitioners. Misuse or abuse of the system, including but not limited to the repeated improper use of the dedicated fax line as an attempted method to serve documents other than applications or rebuttals upon the Board, may result in the revocation of a practitioner's firm or entity's privilege to utilize this program.

To encourage the use of the fax option, the Board has adopted two changes subsequent to the Pilot program. Forms RB-89 and RB-89.1 now include a check box to indicate when a practitioner is serving the application or rebuttal upon the Board by fax. Concomitant with that, the Board will now accept the practitioner's fax transmission receipt as presumptive evidence of service by fax upon the Board. These changes are designed to encourage proper use of the fax program, discourage the production of unnecessary extra copies and documentation, and to ease the concerns surrounding proof of service by fax.

All parties who have the legal right to file appeals and rebuttals under the Workers' Compensation Law, i.e., all claimants, their attorneys or licensed hearing representatives, carriers, self-insured employers, Special Funds Conservation Committee, Uninsured Employers' Fund, and other parties of interest, with an appealable WC Law Judge decision emanating from a case adjudicated anywhere in New York State, may file appeals and rebuttals by fax, per these procedures.

If the appeal has been filed personally, or by mail, the respondent may still file the rebuttal via fax. Similarly, if the appeal is served upon the Board by fax, the respondent may still file a rebuttal via regular mail, or personal delivery. Faxing is an option for both applicant and respondent, and is not mandatory.

Please keep in mind that while the Board is allowing service by fax, service upon all other parties of interest must still be accomplished according to law. Do not assume that any other parties will accept service by fax of papers that must be served upon them. Rule 13 [12 NYCRR 300.13], as it appears on Forms RB-89 and RB-89.1, indicates "…together with proof of service upon all other parties in interest. Such proof of service shall consist of a United States Postal Service certificate of mailing by registered or certified or first class mail or affidavit or affirmation of personal service, or other satisfactory proof of service." The rule does not specifically mention fax as an accepted means of service, and it is therefore at the discretion of the parties of interest as to whether they will accept service by fax.

All applications for review and rebuttals thereto, except those filed by a claimant acting on his or her own behalf, must be accompanied by the prescribed cover sheet, Form RB-89 or RB-89.1. There must be a properly sworn affidavit or affirmation of service. The applicant MUST fax both sides of Form RB-89 or RB-89.1 as the first two textual pages of the transmitted materials. This requirement is based upon the fact that the vast majority of practitioners utilize the Affidavit/Affirmation of Service forms provided on the reverse side of Forms RB-89 and RB-89.1. A standard fax cover sheet should not be sent.

The faxing of an appeal or rebuttal does not limit in any way the applicant's obligation to fully comply with WCL §23 and 12 NYCRR 300.13, or any other section of the Workers' Compensation Law. For example, the applicant remains responsible to timely and properly serve all parties of interest, per 12 NYCRR 300.13. The Board does not incur any additional obligations or responsibilities to serve, notify, or advise the applicant or any other party as to the admissibility or reliability of any documents received by fax. Nor does service upon the Board by fax expand the rights of an applicant or respondent. If an application or rebuttal is defective, the fact that service was accomplished by fax does not in any way limit the Board's discretion to deny review under 12 NYCRR 300.13(e). When the application for review or rebuttal is served upon the Board by fax, DO NOT also send a copy to the Board by U.S. Mail, or by personal delivery.

The Fax number for this Program ONLY is (607) 721-8217 1-877-533-0337.

All appeals by fax should include the following:

  • Form RB 89 or RB 89.1, BOTH SIDES – this must be the first document followed by all associated documentation.
  • If the properly executed affidavit or affirmation of service on the rear of the form is not utilized, please include the separate affidavit or affirmation immediately after Form RB-89 or RB 89.1.
  • Legal Brief
  • Affidavits, if any
  • All related documentation must be faxed together, contiguously.
  • All faxed items must be legible in order to be reviewed by the Board.

Please DO NOT include any documents that have previously been made part of the record in prior filings, submissions, or hearings. As long as you properly refer to or cite a document, the Board Panel will be able to examine the document in the Electronic Case Folder. If you refer to a court case or properly redacted, properly cited Memorandum of Decision, you may cite the decision, without attaching an actual copy. (See Subject No. 046-110, dated September 5, 2002, The Use of Board Decisions as Precedent in Matters Before the Board.)

As stated above, the applicant or respondent remains fully responsible for properly filing a timely application or rebuttal. Under WCL §23, a party in interest must file an application for review with the Board within 30 days of the filing of the notice of decision. All rebuttals must be filed within 30 days of the service of the application for review. If the 30th day falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the application/rebuttal is due on the next business day, per General Construction Law §25-a.

The Board's fax machine will be able to accept applications/rebuttals at night and on weekends and holidays. The machine will note the date and time that the fax is received. If the 30th day is a business day, that application/rebuttal may be timely served by fax up until midnight Eastern Standard Time/Eastern Daylight Savings Time of that day. As long as the first page of the transmittal is received prior to midnight of the 30th day, the entire transmittal will be considered timely. If the 30th day is a weekend or holiday, the tolling of the due date applies. For example, if the 30th day is a Sunday, the application/rebuttal may be faxed that day (the fax machine will accept it), or the applicant/respondent may wait until the next business day.

Applications for Full Board Review, and rebuttals to such applications, may be served upon the Board by fax, in accordance with the procedures stated above. However, Notices of Appeal to the Appellate Division, Third Department may NOT be served upon the Secretary of the Board by fax.

The fax technology utilized by the Board provides ample memory to handle multiple faxes at the same time. In the event of a technological failure, the Board will not assume liability for the non-receipt of faxed documents. The party will receive a printed confirmation report post-faxing via the sending fax machine. This report will indicate success/failure of the job. As indicated above, the Board will accept the fax transmission receipt as presumptive evidence of timely service upon the Board. The Board will make reasonable efforts to notify stakeholders when a technological failure within the Board's fax lines or equipment is known by the Board to have happened. The Board will not notify any stakeholders as to events external to the Board, such as power failures. Parties remain fully responsible for the service of documents upon the Board. Failure of technology or electronic communication or unavailability of the Board's fax machine will not release the party from timely filing appeals and rebuttals as required by the Workers' Compensation Law and the Board. The party must provide the Board with all required documentation in accordance with WCL §23 and 12 NYCRR 300.13.

Thank you for your cooperation in making this permanent program a success.

David P. Wehner


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CHICAGO (AP) -- They are counting the dead from gunfire again in Chicago, a city awash in weapons despite having one of the strictest gun-control ordinances in the nation.

After a year in which Chicago's death toll surpassed 500, the bloodshed has continued in 2013 at a rate of more than one killing a day. It was the city's deadliest January in more than a decade.

Now with this week's death of a 15-year-old drum majorette who had just returned from performing at President Barack Obama's inauguration, the mounting losses have put Obama's hometown at the center of the intensifying national debate over guns.

The slayings are no longer dismissed as an only-in-Chicago story about violent street gangs. They are almost a Sandy Hook Elementary School attack unfolding in slow motion: an honor student gunned down at a high school basketball game, two men in their 40s killed outside a hamburger stand, a woman whose bullet-riddled body was found early Friday in a van on the world-famous Lake Shore Drive.

Both gun-rights and gun-control advocates are seizing on the city's woes - one side to push for greater access to guns for self-defense, the other to seek greater restrictions on gun sales.

"You've got these two philosophies that are butting heads, and they're butting heads in the biggest city in the middle of the United States," said David Workman, of the Bellevue, Wa.-based Second Amendment Foundation. "And both sides are holding up Chicago as a punching bag."

Obama has made sure to mention Chicago as he laments last year's shooting rampages in a Colorado movie theater and Newtown, Conn., and again when he offered condolences to the family of Hadiya Pendleton, the promising teen who was shot to death Tuesday as she talked with friends after school in a park about a mile from Obama's Chicago home.

"I mean what is absolutely true is that, if you are just creating a bunch of pockets of gun laws without having sort of, a unified, integrated system - for example, of background checks - then ... it's going to be a lot harder for an individual community, a single community, to protect itself from this kind of gun violence," the president said this week in an interview with Telemundo.

His political opponents are making the most of the body count, too.

Newt Gingrich says he's trying to persuade House Republicans to hold hearings on Chicago's shootings. During an interview on CBS News, Gingrich called the city "the murder capital of the United States," adding, "If gun control works, Chicago ought to be safe."

Critics of gun control say Chicago's spike in homicides offers clear evidence that sharply restricting weapons endangers the public. The city banned handguns until a 2010 Supreme Court ruling threw out the ban. Chicago then adopted a strict gun ordinance that requires gun owners to be fingerprinted, undergo a background check, pass a training class and pay fees that can be higher than the price of the weapons.

"If you restrict firearms, only criminals have firearms," said Richard Pearson, executive director of the Illinois State Rifle Association. "In the city of Chicago, the citizens are simply looked at as easy prey because it is so difficult to have a firearm at home or your business for self-defense."

From the other side comes another familiar argument - that Chicago illustrates the need for tougher restrictions because existing laws in the city and beyond its borders in the suburbs or in Indiana have made it too easy for criminals to get guns and too difficult to lock them up when they are caught.

Gingrich "has been in Chicago, and he can see we don't have a Berlin-type wall with checkpoints around it," said Rep. Mike Quigley, a Chicago Democrat. "You can go to any gun show in Indiana ... and get a gun without a background check."

Statistics show that more than half of the guns seized by Chicago police in the last 12 years came from other states.

And a University of Chicago study found that more than 1,300 guns confiscated by police since 2008 were purchased at a single store just outside city limits. More than 270 were used in crimes.

Chicago leaders have embraced the city's role in the debate.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel is proposing a law to increase jail time for anyone who fails to report guns that have been lost, stolen or sold. At the U.S. Conference of Mayors, he urged fellow leaders to follow his example and sever financial ties with gun manufacturers that oppose gun-reform legislation.

His police superintendent, Garry McCarthy, has repeatedly compared the laws in Chicago and New York, where he spent the bulk of his career on the city's police force.

"When people get caught with guns in New York, they go to jail," McCarthy said, pointing to the case of Plaxico Burress, the NFL football player who only had to shoot himself accidentally in the leg to land in prison for 20 months.

Although Chicago has many gun laws on the books, the maximum penalties are typically no more than six months in jail, "which is something that a criminal laughs at," McCarthy said.

In 2012, Chicago police seized more than 7,400 guns - about three times more than officers in New York. In the first three-plus weeks of this year, police seized 450 guns, compared with 99 in New York. McCarthy says that disparity helps explain why Chicago's homicide rate rose last year while New York's fell to a historic low.

For residents of some troubled neighborhoods, the abundance of weapons helps explain all the gunshots they hear.

"People are afraid to go out, sit on their porches," said Nathaniel Pendleton, the grand uncle of Hadiya Pendleton. "It's horrific. Every family is suffering."

Other Illinois lawmakers are making proposals of their own. Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin wants to crack down on "straw purchasing" by creating federal penalties for anyone who buys guns for criminals who are prohibited from doing so.

Illinois' other senator, Republican Mark Kirk, who recently returned to Congress after a stroke, joined Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York to introduce legislation that would for the first time make gun trafficking a federal crime.

It was Pendleton's death that drew Chicago fully into the debate in a way that last year's 506 gun slayings and the 43 so far this year did not.

When 20 first-graders and six teachers were killed in Connecticut, the massacre "woke up the soccer mom," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger, a Catholic priest and a prominent community activist on the city's South Side. "The soccer mom doesn't identify with the kids that got killed this weekend in Chicago."

But Pfleger said the slaying of a popular student with dreams of becoming a doctor or lawyer cast Chicago's violence in a different light.

"This was a young girl," he said. "And I talk to people in the suburbs and they're devastated by this."

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EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) -- The Eau Claire Parks and Recreation Department, in cooperation with the Eau Claire Youth Hockey Association, is sponsoring a “Try Hockey For Free” clinic from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, at Hobbs Ice Center, 915 Menomonie St.

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At the end of May, 1998, my mom, Joan, was diagnosed with internal malignant melanoma in her lung. The oncologist estimated that it had been there for at least a year, given the size of the tumor, but my mom was in such "good health" overallthat any signs or symptoms were missed. A primary site on the skin was never found, making it a rare cancer. I lived three hours away but went home as much as I could during the first two months. Traveling with her to different hospitals and cancer centers. She had an operation to remove the tumor in July that wasvery successful. Treatment after that would be with durgs and radiation.

She got sick with stomach flu, however, and that delayed her treatment time. Within weeks the cancer spread fast, eventually going to her liver, bones, and brain. I spent the last three months with her, taking care of her, talking to her, just being with her, until she passed away on November 19, 1998 at 4:30 a.m.

Through this all she kept her humor, fighting will and concern for others. She said shenever realized how many people cared for her. She had friends, relatives, co-workers and neighbors stopping over all the time to bring food, help me clean, shop orjust to talk to her. She received cards every day. So many people prayed for her. Her church rallied for her. I tried and really believed that she was going to beat this horrible monster. She was my only parent, I have no siblings. We were our own little family, she was my best friend. She was always calling me, or I her,and I sent her flowers every Valentine's day.

The last week of her life was spent at home, as was her whole battle, and we finally had Hopsice care help. She had a stroke on the 17 and passed two days later, holding my hand. Two of the most special people in her life were with us, and continue to help me. As my mom was dying, she seemed to be struggling to stay here with me. I held her hand and told her that if she needed to rest, if she had somewhere else to go, that she should go and I would be o.k. here. I told her how much I loved her, and didn't get to hear her say it to me. But she squeezed my hand, andI know how much she loved me.

She was the most graceful, beautiful, kindest person I've ever known. She had a lastingimpact on everyone she knew. I talk to her every day, I miss her every minute. There is a deep hurt in my soul that will never go away. No one should have to see someone they love suffer and go through horrible treatments for a horrible disease. No one should live or die this way. I find it very hard to go on somedays, even though it's been over a year. But I do go on and she continues to teach and guide me, and I know she will always until we meet again someday.

I love you mom, I miss you mom. I will never forget the 29 years I was blessed to share with you.

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Place:Creeting All Saints, Suffolk, England

NameCreeting All Saints
Alt namesCreeting-All Saintssource: Family History Library Catalog
Located inSuffolk, England
See alsoBosmere and Claydon Hundred, Suffolk, Englandhundred in which it was located
Creeting St. Mary, Suffolk, Englandcivil parish into which it is assumed it was merged in 1884
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A Vision of Britain through Time provides the following description of Creeting All Saints from John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales of 1870-72:

"CREETING-ALL SAINTS, a parish in Bosmere [registration] district, Suffolk: adjacent to the river Gipping and the Eastern Union railway, 1½ mile N of Needham-Market Post town: Needham-Market. Acres: with Creeting-St. Mary and Creeting-St. Olave, 3,115. Real property of [Creeting] All Saints alone: £2,355. Population: 333. Houses: 74. The property is much subdivided. The manor of [Creeting] All Saints belonged to the Bridgmans and the Crespignys. The living of [Creeting] All Saints, [Creeting] St. Mary, and [Creeting] St. Olave is a conjoint rectory in the diocese of Norwich. Value: £663. Patron: Eton College." The church is very ancient, but good. Charities, £57.

A Vision of Britain through Time describes Creeting All Saints as an ancient parish and a civil parish until 1884, but does not state what parish it was merged with at that time. More information is available about Creeting St. Mary than about Creeting St. Olave, so it is assumed that Creeting St. Mary became the one civil parish covering Creeting All Saints and Creeting St. Olave in 1884.

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Davison is a city in Genesee County in the U.S. state of Michigan and a suburb of Flint. The population was 5,536 at the 2000 census and fell to 5,173 by the 2010 census. Davison is located within Davison Township, but is administratively autonomous.

Davison was first settled in 1842 by Eleazer Thurston.

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The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM), formerly the Northern Rockies Regional District (NRRD), and before that the Fort Nelson-Liard Regional District, is a municipality in northeastern British Columbia, Canada. Although portrayed as a regional municipality in its official name, it is actually classified as a district municipality. The NRRM’s offices are located in Fort Nelson, formerly an incorporated town that amalgamated with the NRRD on February 6, 2009 to form the NRRM. With the Peace River Regional District as the southern part, it was the northern part of the Peace River-Liard Regional District, which was split into two on October 31, 1987.

The NRRM lies on the east slope of the Rocky Mountains, and comprises approximately 10% of the total area of the province of British Columbia, encompassing .[1] Its southern boundary is the 58th parallel of latitude and is bisected by the Alaska Highway from its southeast to its northwest. The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality is primarily made up of heavily forested areas and mountainous terrain.

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There can be one excused absence with permission from the instructor and one for emergencies. If there are any more than two absences the student will be advised to drop the class
Course Calendar
Meeting 1 Meet the class
Overview of the course
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Meet Mark Twain Act 1
Meeting 2 Performance character final choices
Assignment: First performance piece: "Me" Monologues due 7/5
Meet Mark Twain Act 2
Assignment: Read "Belle of Amherst"
Meeting 3 Perform and stage "Me" Monologues
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Active mold “digests” organic materials such as cloth book covers or the cellulose that composes paper. It can also make permanent stains.

It can be hazardous to people with respiratory problems. Only a few species are toxic, but many can cause allergic reactions or irritate skin. If you handle moldy materials, work outdoors when possible and wear protective clothing, including a respirator mask with filter, disposable plastic gloves, and clothing you can wash in very hot water or discard. If you are concerned about the toxicity of the mold, your local hospital can refer you to a mycologist.

The presence of mold can usually be seen or smelled if it is present in large amounts. Smaller infestations may require professional cleaning or testing in order to detect.

The hazards presented by molds that may contain mycotoxins should be considered the same as other common molds which can grow in your house. There is always a little mold everywhere — in the air and on many surfaces. There are very few case reports that toxic molds (those containing certain mycotoxins) inside homes can cause unique or rare health conditions such as pulmonary hemorrhage or memory loss. These case reports are rare, and a causal link between the presence of the toxic mold and these conditions has not yet been proven. A common-sense approach should be used for any mold contamination existing inside buildings and homes. The common health concerns from molds include hay-fever like allergic symptoms. Certain individuals with chronic respiratory disease (chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, asthma) may experience difficulty breathing. Individuals with immune suppression may be at increased risk of infection from molds. If you or your family members have any of these conditions, a qualified medical clinician should be consulted for diagnosis and treatment. For the most part, one should take routine measures to prevent mold growth in the home.

  1. Work Fast. Under the right conditions, mold can spread and grow quickly.
  2. Lower the humidity and temperature. Remember that mold cannot grow in low relative humidity and low temperature. Open the windows if outside humidity is lower than inside; otherwise, use air conditioning. Install dehumidifiers and empty them often.
  3. Isolate any moldy objects. Seal moldy trash in plastic bags and remove them immediately. Objects you can save should be dried or frozen as soon as possible. Freezing inactivates mold.
  4. Keep the area clean. Mold may remain on shelves and in cupboards where valuables were kept. Clean these surfaces with a disinfectant such as Lysol, and then increase air circulation in the room. Use fans only after moldy objects are removed and all display and storage areas are clean.

  1. Air dry them away from other objects. Spread out papers, stand books on end and fan the pages open. Use blotting materials like clean towels or absorbent paper between layers of cloth or paper. Increase air circulation with a fan, but don’t aim the fan directly at the objects.
  2. If you can’t dry the objects quickly or you have a large quantity, you can freeze books, documents and small textiles until conditions are right to dry them. Do not freeze moldy photographs.
  3. Although ultraviolet light can be damaging, brief exposure to sunlight can stop mold growth and aid drying. Exposure should not exceed 30 minutes.
  4. Clean the mold only after it is dry and inactive. Very gently wipe or brush away the mold residue. Work outdoors if possible and always wear protective clothing and a respirator.
  5. Avoid harsh cleaning products and bleach; they can ruin objects. Never vacuum fragile items. Use a household vacuum cleaner outdoors, since the exhaust will spread mold spores.
  6. Be sure display and storage areas are free of mold before you return any clean object to its proper place. Re-inspect the objects from time to time for any new mold growth.
  7. Valuable artifacts and photographs should be handled by a professional conservator. If you would like a free referral for a conservator, you may contact the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, 1717 K Street, NW, Ste. 301, Washington, D.C. 20036; (202) 452-9545; fax;(202) 452-9328.

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Council to wrap up town business and plan for New Year

January 2, 2014
By Ann Belcher - , Westfield Republican / Mayville Sentinel News

BROCTON - The Portland Town Council will wrap up business for 2013 and look toward 2014 projects during a Dec. 30 meeting.

The last scheduled council meeting for the year, scheduled for 4 p.m. that day, will allow for the council members to close out any town business before the New Year.

At their recent regular meeting, the council resolved to table any action on fire contracts for the township until the next meeting for further review of the documents and any questions for their legal counsel, Charles Loveland. Town Supervisor Dan Schrantz noted there are no changes to the contracts from last year.

In other matters, the supervisor also reported to the councilmen that timely filing of the necessary paperwork by Highway Supervisor Chuck Kelley and Deputy Clerk Sue Hindman resulted in the town's receipt of a $28,000 check from FEMA. The funds were in response to flooding damage to town property during the July 12 flash flood.

Following up on recent short-notice closures of rail crossings in the town, Schrantz also informed the council that Loveland has submitted a request in writing to CSX officials asking for improved communication about proposed closures of the nine crossings located in the township.

The Peerless Street Bridge project should be set to bid out in January or February, according to the supervisor. He said he would like to see council members meet with incoming Highway Supervisor Ron Delcamp to confirm details of the scope of the project before the bid process gets underway.

Council members unanimously approved the town's employee handbook, with an approved copy to be sent on to CSEA leadership for review and signature.

Also approved was a resolution proposed by Planning Board Chairman Robert Patterson Sr. to continue the moratorium on subdivisions in the town for an additional six months, with the resolution to be reviewed by Loveland.

Council members additionally approved a motion to hire Carol Horlacher as a part-time zoning and building code secretary, with a schedule to be set following the secretary's training period.

The council will meet again on Dec. 30 at 4 p.m. at the town hall.

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3 acre farm in the city. Semi custom ranch home with shop, barn and view.Live in now and Investment for future. Engineered and approved subdivision for 10 large lots, Phase 2. Existing home stays on 11, 000sqft lot. 36x48 shop stays on another 11, 000sqft lot.

  • Zoning: R-1
  • Sq Ft Calculated: 1600
  • Sewer: Septic Tank
  • Roof Type: Composition
  • Property Type: Single Family Home
  • Parking: Driveway
  • Middle School: Estacada
  • Master Bedroom Level: Main
  • Lot Size: 1 To 2.99 Acres
  • Lot: Level, Sloped
  • Sq Ft Main Level Total: 1600
  • Sq Ft Source: Seller
  • Sq.Ft.: 1600
  • Zip Code: 97023
  • Year Built Info: Approximately
  • Year Built: 1997
  • Water: Well
  • Total Baths: 2
  • Tax Amount: 4000.00
  • Sub Type: Single Family Residence
  • Style: Ranch, 1 Story
  • Stories: 1-Story
  • Listing Status: Active
  • Limited Representation: Full Service
  • Kitchen Appliances: Built-In Microwave, Built-In Dishwasher, Free-Standing Range, Freestanding Refrigerator
  • Baths Main Level Total: 2.0
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  • Basement: Concrete, Crawlspace
  • Area: Milwaukie, Gladstone, Happy Valley, Clckmas, Dmscus, Estacada
  • Additional Rooms: Den/Office
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  • Acres: 2.9000
  • Bedrooms: 3
  • Cooling: Heat Pump
  • County/Area: Clackamas County
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Hamels outdances Duffy, Rangers win 1-0 in Kansas City

A 1-0 game is compelling, no matter how it happens. A closely-contested matchup is infinitely more engaging than an 11-2 snoozer, and each strikeout, each fielded ball, each close play carries with it that little added weight of, you know, the entire outcome of the game. Inside the 1-0 game lies a thousand little stories, each that might merit little more than a mark on a scorecard in a lesser matchup.

Tonight it was Cole Hamels for the Rangers, and Danny Duffy for the Royals who alternated encores to center stage, alternating sessions of heaving fastballs and changeups, like an elegant dance-off between two artists, each signaling for the inside turn about every dozen or so steps as their backing dancers deftly spun and sprinted to the defense of the grass against a meager onslaught of batted projectiles.

Each pitcher faced one, exactly one, situation that dared increase the heart rate of the onlookers. In the top of the second inning, Mike Napoli hit a ball that at first appeared to be drifting foul, but then regulated mid-air and dove for the top of the right field fence just inside the foul pole. Napoli shifted gears and huff-puff-chuffed into third base as the ball clanged off the top of the metal railing and rolled towards center field. The umpires reviewed it to make sure it wasn’t a home run, but the call stood. It was a leadoff triple.

But then Nomar Mazara, Carlos Gomez, and Rougned Odor saw (and swung at) a combined five pitches, and the inning was over before the sound of the voices yelling “TAKE A PITCH” could make it all the way to the batter’s box.

In the third, it was Kansas City’s turn to make a rush and a push towards the flag. Alcides Escobar, who surprised us all last night when he hit his third home run of the season, did something nearly as rare: he walked for just the seventh time in 355 plate appearances. Then Brandon Moss singled, and there were two on and no outs for the still-mustachioed Hamels. Alex Gordon electrified the Kauffman faithful by sending a fly ball to the warning track in left field, but Escobar mis-read the play and was unable to advance. The runners were again unable to advance when Whit Merrifield also flied out, this one to right field, so when Jorge Bonifacio scorched a 107mph missile that hit Elvis Andrus’ glove, then bounced behind him for a single, everyone was only able to move forward one station.

With the bases loaded, Lorenzo Cain grounded out to Adrian Beltre

Every 1-0 game is interesting, but part of what made this one so fascinating was that Cole Hamels could be so in-character (7.2 IP, 4 hits, 1 walk, 5 strikeouts, no runs) and the Rangers’ offense could be so out of it. The team who has so often employed the try-to-homer-more-than-you-strike-out-but-do-a-lot-of-both-no-more-of-both-no-more-even-more-of-both strategy struck out six times, which isn’t paltry, except by 2017 Rangers standards. Oddly enough, three of the strikeouts were by the usually-stingy Elvis Andrus. And the one ninth-inning run they scored? If home runs are largely a one-man effort, tonight’s run couldn’t have been more of a small-ball team effort.

Jonathan Lucroy singled, then was replaced by pinch-runner Joey Gallo. Delino DeShields bunted Gallo to second base, and Shin-Soo Choo connected for an opposite-field single. Then the team that until last night had led the league in blown saves saw Alex Claudio enter the game with one on and no outs in the ninth inning. He struck out Eric Hosmer on an 86mph fastball, and induced a 1-4-3 double play on his second pitch to Bonifacio. It was Claudio’s third save of the season, and his second in as many nights.

The Rangers are back to .500, and they pass the Royals for fourth place in the AL Wild Card standings. They’ll go for the sweep tomorrow at 1:15pm, as Yu Darvish and Ian Kennedy face off.

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8th ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Generic Programming (WGP 2012)

9 September 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark (co-located with ICFP 2012)

  • 2012-09-08: Added final schedule, session chairs, discussants.
  • 2012-07-20: Added preliminary schedule.
  • 2012-06-28: Added list of accepted papers.
  • 2012-06-27: Minor changes.
  • 2012-05-28: Added deadline reminder and link to LaTeX style file.
  • 2012-02-27: CFP is now online.
  • 2012-02-22: Submission is now open.

09:00 Welcome
Session 1 (Chair: Andres Löh)
09:10 Nicolas Frisby, Andy Gill and Perry Alexander. A Pattern for Almost Homomorphic Functions. (Discussant: Patrik Jansson)
09:50 José Pedro Magalhães. The Right Kind of Generic Programming. (Discussant: Wouter Swierstra)
10:30 Break
Session 2 (Chair: Ronald Garcia)
11:00 Jaakko Järvi, Magne Haveraaen, John Freeman and Mat Marcus. Expressing Multi-Way Data-Flow Constraint Systems as a Commutative Monoid Makes Many of their Properties Obvious. (Discussant: Neel Krishnaswami)
11:40 Seyed Hossein Haeri, Sibylle Schupp and Jonathan Hüser. Using Functional Languages to Facilitate C++ Metaprogramming (Discussant: Jaakko Järvi)
12:20 Lunch
Session 3 (Chair: Neel Krishnaswami)
14:00 Sam Lindley. Embedding F (Discussant: Jacques Garrigue)
14:40 Steven Keuchel and Johan T. Jeuring. Generic conversions of abstract syntax representations (Discussant: Stephanie Weirich)
15:20 Break
Session 4 (Chair: Jacques Garrigue)
16:00 Ralf Hinze, Daniel James, Thomas Harper, Nicolas Wu and José Pedro Magalhães. Sorting with Bialgebras and Distributive Laws (Discussant: Jeremy Gibbons)
Discussion (Chairs: Andres Löh and Ronald Garcia)
16:40 Open Problems in Generic Programming
17:30 End

CFP and Paper Submission

You can read/download the complete Call for Papers in various formats:

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Important Dates

Submission deadline: Fri, 01 June 2012
Author notification: Wed, 27 June 2012
Final version due: Tue, 10 July 2012
Workshop: Sun, 09 September 2012

Generic programming is about making programs more adaptable by making them more general. Generic programs often embody non-traditional kinds of polymorphism; ordinary programs are obtained from them by suitably instantiating their parameters. In contrast with normal programs, the parameters of a generic program are often quite rich in structure; for example they may be other programs, types or type constructors, class hierarchies, or even programming paradigms.

Generic programming techniques have always been of interest, both to practitioners and to theoreticians, and, for at least 20 years, generic programming techniques have been a specific focus of research in the functional and object-oriented programming communities. Generic programming has gradually spread to more and more mainstream languages, and today is widely used in industry. This workshop brings together leading researchers and practitioners in generic programming from around the world, and features papers capturing the state of the art in this important area.

We welcome contributions on all aspects, theoretical as well as practical, of

* generic programming,
* programming with (C++) concepts,
* meta-programming,
* programming with type classes,
* programming with modules,
* programming with dependent types,
* type systems for generic programming,
* polytypic programming,
* adaptive object-oriented programming,
* component-based programming,
* strategic programming,
* aspect-oriented programming,
* family polymorphism,
* object-oriented generic programming,
* implementation of generic programming languages,
* static and dynamic analyses of generic programs,
* and so on.

  • Ronald Garcia, University of British Columbia
  • Andres Löh, Well-Typed LLP

Program Committee

  • Anya Helene Bagge, University of Bergen
  • Jacques Carette, McMaster University
  • Manuel Chakravarty, University of New South Wales
  • Ronald Garcia (co-chair), University of British Columbia
  • Jacques Garrigue, Nagoya University
  • Andy Gill, University of Kansas
  • Douglas Gregor, Apple
  • Andrew Kennedy, Microsoft Research Cambridge
  • Neelakantan Krishnaswami, Max Planck Institute for Software Systems
  • Andres Löh (co-chair), Well-Typed LLP
  • Zoltan Porkolab, Eötvös Loránd University
  • Chung‐chieh Shan, University of Tsukuba
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Kalel Cullen Net Worth – Wiki, Age, Family

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Young Youtuber Kalel Cullen net worth is about $900 thousand. Check out her wiki from height, age, family, current boyfriend name and source of wealth in 2017. Kalel Cullen is best known as a YouTube beauty vlogger and also for her relationship with Anthony Padilla. But she is more than just that. She surely has ups and downs in her personal life, but that’s with everybody, isn’t it? But there are some things more, which makes her so special and adorable.

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Full Name Kristen Smith
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Born on 1989, this evergreen young looking girl’s previous name was Kristen Smith which she legally changed to Kalel Cullen. You will be amazed to know why! She is a huge movie fan. And being one of the Superman’s biggest fans, this star changed her name to Kalel.

She is too young to have gone through multiple YouTube channels and being able to be on the limelight as always. She has formerly six YouTube channels and now currently she is hooked on to one. Earlier she was maintaining 02 YouTube channels before she dated the famous YouTube star Anthony from Smosh Channel: Queenbeauty and KalenCullenTV. Her next YouTube channel is KalenCullenTV where she used to make lifestyle videos, and vlogs. But she deleted that too shifting her gears to another channel with an interesting theme. Have a look to other similar youtube stars like Ryan Higa, Trisha Payta and Sssniperwolf who has bit similar earning.

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Avon Park City Manager

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Chilkoot Trail Outpost

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Department Wildlife Management

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Gideon S Empire

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Health Depot

Health Depot in Delray Beach, FL
4900 Linton Blvd., Delray Beach, FL 33445
(561) 496-4312

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4900 Linton Blvd.

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Palm Beach

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(561) 496-4312

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J JS Truck Stop Inc

J JS Truck Stop Inc in Malvern, AR
P.O. BOX 309, Malvern, AR 72104
(501) 778-2295

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P.O. BOX 309

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Hot Spring

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(501) 778-2295

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Merced Texture & Drywal in Miami, FL
9568 SW 59th St., Miami, FL 33173
(305) 274-1671

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(305) 274-1671

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Polk Electric Service

Polk Electric Service in Texarkana, AR
302 Grand Ave., Texarkana, AR 71854
(870) 772-7754

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(870) 772-7754

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Reites & Assoc

Reites & Assoc in Palm Harbor, FL
925 Skye Ln., Palm Harbor, FL 34683
(727) 937-4710

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925 Skye Ln.

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Palm Harbor

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(727) 937-4710

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Valleycrest Development LLC

Valleycrest Development LLC in Benton, AR
422 N Main St., Benton, AR 72015
(501) 778-1176

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(501) 778-1176

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According to our records, this business is located at 422 N Main St. in Benton (in Saline County), Arkansas 72015, the location GPS coordinates are: 34.567451 (latitude), -92.587078 (longitude). Valleycrest Development LLC is categorized under Real Estate Developers (SIC code 6552). Known organization member is Fred Briner. Current estimates show that the unit has a sales volume of $1,700,000 and staff of approximately 10 people. You can contact the company by phone at (501) 778-1176.
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Thursday, September 29, 2011

Book Review: Exposed by Kimberly Marcus

Title: Exposed
Author: Kimberly Marcus
Reading Level: Young Adult
Publisher: Random House Children's Books
ARC, 255 pages
Date Published: February 22, 2011
Description (Taken from Goodreads):
In the dim light of the darkroom, I'm alone, but not for long.
As white turns to gray, Kate is with me.
The background of the dance studio blurred, so the focus is all on her
legs extended in a perfect soaring split.
The straight line to my squiggle,
my forever-best friend.

Sixteen-year-old Liz Grayson is photogirl—sharp, focused and ready to take the world by storm with her camera. But Liz's entire life is called into question when her brother is accused of a crime—and the accuser is Liz's own best friend. As the aftershocks from that accusation rip through Liz's world, everything she thought she knew about photography, family, friendship and herself, shifts out of focus. And for the first time in her life, Liz finds herself unable to trust her own point of view. Told in stunning, searingly raw free verse,  Exposed is Kimberly Marcus's gut-wrenching, riveting debut and will appeal to fans of Ellen Hopkins, Laurie Halse Anderson and Virginia Euwer Wolff.

Exposed is a quick reading, taking me just over an hour to finish, but it’s also hard-hitting and emotional. Kimberly Marcus’ use of verse wondrously illustrates how quickly 16 year old Liz’s life falls apart. How her best friend, her brother, and her photography come crashing down around her.

The thing I love about verse novels is that they’re a fast read, but on top of that, they tend to be so well-written that the characters come to life vividly and with startling clarity. Exposed has that. Liz is a complete person in the novel, with a best friend, a family, and a future. She seems to have everything going for her, until she doesn’t. I don’t want to say exactly what happens, but it’s something that tears her in two. The reader will feel how split Liz is about the situation, not knowing who to support and defend and who she should be angry with.

The writing not only tells a good story, but it evokes a great deal of emotion. Liz’s disintegrating world will pull the reader along, not sure who to believe or what to feel. Liz’s photography within the story strengthens her character even as she’s losing it. I love how Liz sees the world through a lens at the beginning, but as the story moves on, her lens becomes clouded, until she can’t see anything anymore. The photography aspects allow for some great lines, as well as some great metaphorical musings.

The other characters involved may not be completely fleshed out, but they each add to the story. I couldn’t help but find myself angry at Kate, at Liz’s brother Mike, at her parents, and her boyfriend, but then I was angry for them to; angry that they had to go through this, that they each have to suffer. Much like Liz, I was constantly torn between two states, not sure which side I was going to land on, or if I could straddle that line forever.

Exposed is a deftly-written, emotional, and somehow hopeful verse novel about losing everything, but still making it. It tackles a hard subject realistically and from an almost outsider's perspective. Liz is outsider in the situation, but beyond close at the same time. The writing is phenomenal and had me near tears at times because this could happen, this does happen, and this is how most people probably handle it. If you’re a fan of verse novels or contemporary young adult fiction, then this one is for you.

Opening line: I am the first one here. ~ pg. 1

Favorite lines/passages:
I used to take time to look,
to see.

But now time is something to get through,
so I aim and shoot at everything
crossing my line of vision. ~ pg. 100
And my favorite chapter/poem:
What Do I Know?

It’s amazing how you think
you know someone so well,
then one day you come to see
that you really don’t know
that person at all.

And you wonder
what that says
about you. ~ pg. 212

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Alexa said...

I just read this one two hours ago and I have to agree with you. I easily fell into the emotions that Liz was experiencing throughout the book and it was easy to see how hard it would be to pick a side. I felt this one went beyond just another novel that gives the reader the point of view of the girl who was raped, I enjoyed seeing the story come from the girl's best friend/ her rapist's sister. Thanks for the great review :)

Candace said...

I liked this book but there was something about the style (or something) that made me not love it. I did love the idea. The conflict in the story was a brilliant idea for a story because it's so easy to imagine something like that happening.
I read this AGES ago so it's hard to remember what I didn't love and now it's bugging me. Oh well. Glad you loved it though!

BrittLit said...

I never realized this was in verse, now I just want to read it even more. Glad to see you enjoyed it too. Can't wait to check it out.

Nikki (Wicked Awesome Books) said...

Alexa - Agreed! I have brothers too so I could really fall into Liz's conflicting emotions about the situation.

Candace - It's too bad you didn't feel it as much as I did, but I can see the style not working for everyone.

BrittLit - I haven't read a huge number of verse novels, but the few I have have been very good. I hope you get around to this one.

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Saturday, September 3, 2011

Book Review: Sally's Bones by MacKenzie Cadenhead

Title: Sally's Bones
Author: MacKenzie Cadenhead, Illustrated by T.S. Sppokytooth
Reading Level: Middle Grade
Publisher: Sourcebooks Jabberwocky
ARC, 163 pages
Date Published: September 1, 2011
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Sally is a quirky character who loves Death Rock and faded blue jeans. She fits in better with the Addams Family than with a clique of catty sixth grade girls. After her mother's death, grief-stricken Sally begs for death...and death is exactly what she gets: a tail-wagging skeleton dog called Bones. A gift from beyond the grave, Bones is a dreadfully delicious girl's best friend.—In this cleverly written, alliterative tale the neighborhood's dog treats go missing and everyone blames Bones. Sally must solve the mystery to save her cadaverous canine from puppy prison.
It’s really hard not to love a cute little dog. It’s even really hard not to love a cute little dog when that dog happens to be a skeleton, as Bones is. But I loved him just as much as Sally Simplesmith comes to love him and it’s because author MacKenzie Cadenhead makes him incredibly loveable. Middle grade readers will adore Sally’s precocious new pet and will be eager to see justice for pooch.

Sally’s Bones
is a little darker than some MG books because it focuses on a dead pooch that appears after Sally begs her mother’s gravesite for her own death. Sally’s a lonely, isolated girl who misses her mother more than anything else and even if readers can’t relate to that precise feeling, they’ll be able to empathize and understand Sally’s emotions.

Sally’s story is more complicated than just having a dead dog. There’s Viola Vanderperfect – Sally’s once friend and now middle-school dominating nemesis, some threatening letters, and a dog catcher that’s determined to pull Bones apart and give his bits and pieces to the neighborhood dogs that are missing their favorite meatless treats. So life for Sally goes from boring and mundane to extraordinary, all in the blink of an eye.

All in all, Sally’s Bones is an entertaining and delightful book that will keep readers guessing with the mystery and keep them glued to the pages by Sally and Bones’ friendship. There’s love, family, and a lot of whodunit. Readers of all ages will enjoy this slightly morbid tale and come to care for the skeletal pup and the girl who loves him regardless.

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Bere said...

Oh my goodness this one sounds pretty great. I love the cover. So cool. Wonderful review, Nikki. =)

Nikki (Wicked Awesome Books) said...

Bere - Sally's Bones is great! I wasn't sure if I'd love it since I tend to go for more adventure/fantasy middle grade books, but I'm so happy I was wrong. The cover is awesome in person too. And there are illustrations throughout that I adored.

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Brandt, Minnie (1881 - 1956)

GREENWOOD--Mrs. John H. Brandt Sr., 75, a lifelong resident of the Greenwood, Clark County area, died of a lingering illness at 8 p.m. Saturday, July 7, 1956, at Memorial Hospital in Neillsville. She has been a patient there since Feb. 22.

Funeral services will be held here at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Grace Methodist Church. The Rev. Ethel Nulton will officiate and burial will be made in the Greenwood Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Stabnow Funeral Home until 11 a.m. Tuesday, when the body will be taken to the church.

Mrs. Brandt, the former Minnie Rossow, was born in the Town of Beaver March 9, 1881, and was married to Mr. Brandt Aug. 28, 1902, at Loyal. They then resided on a farm 5 miles northeast of Greenwood until their retirement six years ago, when they moved to the city, celebrating their golden wedding here in 1952. Mr. Brandt died May 1, 1955.

A member of Grace Methodist Church, Mrs. Brandt was associated with its Women's Society of Christian Service. She also was a member of the Pioneer Circle.

Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. James (Emma) Morrow, Colby one son, Paul, Rochester, Wis. five brothers, William Rossow, Greenwood Otto, Loyal Charles, Neillsville Paul, Owen and Fred, address unknown four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. One brother, Albert, preceded her in death.

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Artist: Melba Moore
Release date: 2014
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul
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Duration: 9:42
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Wilmington wins $175k in lottery

WILMINGTON, NC (NEWS RELEASE) — Bob Jones, a retired manufacturing worker from Greensboro, plans to use some of the $175,707 prize he won playing Carolina Cash 5 to take a vacation.

Jones beat odds of 1 in 575,757 when he matched all five numbers in the Sept. 16 drawing, winning him the jackpot. He was at home when he learned of his big win.

“I get up early every day and check my email and my lottery numbers,” Jones said. “I saw the numbers on the screen and had to check them again. You never think it will happen to you. This feels great.”

Jones plans to use another portion of his winnings, worth $119,481 after taxes were withheld, to pay bills. He purchased his winning ticket at the Gas Center on North College Road in Wilmington.

“Keep playing because you just might win,” Jones said about the Carolina Cash 5 game. “Today it’s me, but tomorrow it will be someone else.”

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