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Following an in-depth public consultation, the design code has now been agreed for Northstowe Phase 2.

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Design Codes are a really important tool for delivering projects like Northstowe. At a basic level, they combine text and diagrams to outline the precise requirements for the physical elements, streets, buildings, landscape and infrastructure of developments.

By instructing the work of everyone involved, they help to deliver high quality developments by providing clarity from the outset on the ethos of the project and the standards required, which in turn streamlines the whole process. You can find out more about Design Codes here.

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Editorial: Put up the paddle--The days when corporal punishment in schools was appropriate have passed
Huntsville Times (Ala.), March 11, 2003
When fraternities do it, it's called hazing and the guilty parties might face expulsion or even criminal prosecution. But when teachers or principals do it, it's called corporal punishment. And surprise, surprise, it's alive and well in Alabama.

This isn't the first time The Times has been critical of corporal punishment. The practice of spanking or paddling students can lead to injuries and be abused easily by unthinking educators in a heated moment.

Along with some parents, guardians and educators, we believe the days when corporal punishment belonged in schools have long since passed.

So does Vonna Knight, the aunt of Monrovia Middle School student Renesha Carson. The 14-year-old was paddled last month after she and a young male student were found hugging in a stairwell.

In Madison County schools, public displays of affection are considered Class 1 offenses. School board policy suggests 10 consequences for such violations, none of which are mandatory and any of which can be applied at the discretion of school administrators. The two choices offered to Renesha and the young man were two-days of in-school suspension or two hits with the paddle. According to Principal Derrell Brown, both students chose the paddle.

The problem in Renesha's case is that her aunt, who is her guardian, said she didn't want her to be paddled. Knight also said that she had sent a letter to the school indicating her wishes before the paddling. School officials said that they don't have a letter from Knight in their files.

Principal Brown said that before any child is paddled, the child is asked if there is any reason that the paddling shouldn't be administered. He said that Renesha didn't indicate that her aunt would have objected.

If Renesha had told school officials of her aunt's wishes, Brown said, she wouldn't have been paddled - just as she wouldn't have been if there had been a letter on file in his office.

''We always honor parental wishes,'' Brown told The Times.

Surprisingly, parents may be the ones keeping paddling in play. Madison County principals say that many parents request that their children be paddled by school officials.

Brown says that school administration is much like parenting. No one solution fits every problem. Administrators, like parents, need to have several disciplinary options.

The Times agrees. But it's disturbing to know that paddling children is among the options.

Alabama ranks third among the 22 states that allow school administrators to paddle students. In the 1999-2000 school year, over 39,000 paddlings were administered.

Clearly, children can be disciplined without being hit.

In Madison city schools, paddling is not an option. In Huntsville, paddling is not disallowed but is discouraged by the current administration.

Neither school system is on the verge of anarchy, nor are their discipline problems unusually severe.

Paddling may well be effective with some students, but it can also cause severe injuries if administered without extreme care. It can also be argued that there is a certain hypocrisy in allowing corporal punishment while also telling students that they must solve their problems without hitting.

Renesha is fortunate. The paddling she received didn't cause her any lasting injuries. The next child caught kissing in the stairway might not be so lucky.

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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Since the front yard has been a bit of an eye sore, we've started focusing our attention on the back. Matt and I spent Sunday afternoon pulling up more ivy- we are honestly very close to being completely finished with this process!!! I'd say we're about a 1/4 away from the finish line, which means completing the task before the Fall (our goal so we can start planting back there) is so doable. I will surely post pics when it is complete, but for now it looks like this:
 We still don't know what to do with our treasures yet. :)

A bit boring, yes, but remember, it used to look like this!

. . .This week it hit me that I only have two weeks left until I go back to school. That's it?! No! It went by too fast!! This summer more than any other, I have loved being a stay-at-home wife. In fact, I feel like I would be quite content making it a permanent job. :) Although I do love my kiddos so, and know I'll be excited once I get going again. Anyway. . . that being said, after going into a short freak-out mode once the reality of summer ending hit, I quickly figured out the things I have yet to do (and when I make a list of things to accomplish for a given period of time, you better believe they will get done!). SO, I spent a couple days working in the back, finishing the paint that was started here. Thanks to Matt's mom, I inherited some planters and stands that were the perfect ingredients for my vision of a homier patio. Two of them just needed a little refreshing. I love spray paint- it's cheap, quick and easy.

Then it was straight the the paint. I wanted our back entrance to have a fresh new look like our front entrance got, so I started there.

Railing refresher! So clean :)

And then the door...

Before painting the trim, I attempted to take off the black metal piece that used to go to the old storm door. I gave it all the muscle I had... and I pulled out all the tools I could think of, but no go. :/
 Looks like a setup Jack Bauer would use. . . how did this not work?!

After some sweat and frustration, I decided to move to something I could have success at- hacking down the jumanji tree behind the patio area. This is what it looked like after Charlie hacked it back on our major yard day in May.

And this is what it looked like this week:

 Sure enough, there's the stump- again, really?!

 I found these loppers (non technical name :) ) at Tuesday morning for $5.99- sweet! Perfect for hacking.

 Look at this thing!

Success- and actually a great before-paint picture of the patio... that's next!

Little did I know, that the patio area was NOTHING like painting the front and back steps! It was very porous and extra mossy.
I'm sure there's a better way (don't tell me what it is now), but I used a scraper/razor to get rid of the moss before painting- awful nails-on-a-chalkboard-type sound. . . just take my word for it

Not gonna lie, I thought a few times that I would not mind paying someone to finish what I started (terrbile sounding... fully aware of that). BUT!. . . 1.5 gallons of paint later, I finished! Yes I typed that right- it took 1.5 gallons for that small area! I eventually stopped using the tray all together and started dumping the paint to speed up the process a bit.

So the "before" will be what it looked like when we bought the house, that way the difference will look extra dramatic and make me feel more justified for the amount of sweat that poured off my face as I painted.

Drum roll please..........!
Ewww. . .

Yucky. . .

WOW! (I should probably let you come up with your own reactions)
P.S. Notice my little herb garden in the front of the patio?! They're so happy!

These are the planters and stands that Matt's mom didn't need anymore filled with my favorite $0.99 flowers from Home Depot. Here's what we have:

Begonias ($2.97 for this big guy!)

Moss Rose

And orange impatiens for my Clemson pot :)

I am very thrilled to say that my big summer goal for this area is now complete, and one more item has been checked off of our to-do list. Hooray!

  1. Wow, fantastic improvements! I'm a total sucker for before and after photos. We bought our house 4 years ago and we're still doing projects like these. I have a feeling it never ends... Lol

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After spending 3 days in Cognac for the International Cocktail Summit, top bartenders and mixologists from around the world have created a new cocktail made with cane sugar, fresh ginger, lime, artisanal lemonade and cucumber. The cocktail has been imaginatively named "The summit".

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The Buffalo Creek Half

Sunday, March 4, 2012

The brutal run

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger...right?  I sure hope so!  Yesterday's 10.1 mile run was brutal to say the least.  Really, really tough.  By far, the toughest run I have ever encountered.

I knew it was going to be windy.  And I knew I had 10 miles to run.  What I didn't know was that it would take everything I had NOT to quit.   Got to Up-N-Running at 7:50, as did Joanne, and we were off at 8 am.  I could tell I was tired right off the bat (hours of working fish fry the night before certainly made me extra tired!)...I could tell as we made our way up that first hill.  Let me also make note that this is a VERY hilly route.

We got about 3 miles in and we started up a decent hill.  As soon as we started, a wind gust was right at our face, pushing us down the hill practically.  Wind gusts were between 40 and 50 mph.  It was crazy!  I felt out of breath, a little nauseous and just plain bad!  I stopped to walk for a few steps.  I just couldn't handle to wind while I was trying to make it up this hill.  I just wanted to tell Joanne I was done and would walk back.  But I didn't.  I stayed the course.

About mile 5, I started to feel much better.  My breathing was good.  My legs were ok.  I thought...ok, I'm halfway there.  Joanne said she was feeling better too.  About mile 7 or so, we had a double hill.  Pretty steep too!  Ughh!  It was tough.  But we did it!  Mile 9, I hit a wall.  Oh my!  I was so tired.  My legs hurt.  I just kept thinking how am I going to make 13.1?  But it was a tough day with the wind and the hills and my exhaustion.  Our time was 1:54 for 10.1.  I thought it would have been much, much worse.  It actually was a respectable time.  It broke down to about an 11:17 mile.  Really not bad considering the circumstances.

So glad I got it done!  So glad I had Joanne!  On to next week...less than 4 weeks until my half!  Woo-hoo!  Hopefully, it won't be so brutal!  And the run didn't kill me...I do feel a little bit stronger!

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Sunday, June 6, 2010

Antique Finds and Gardens!

Wrapping up another busy weekend here on the farm....well, I suppose we could have been more busy, but the freaking tractor broke A.G.A.I.N!!!

Anyways. Check out these jars I picked up at a thrift shop! I have a thing with jars...don't ask. Check out the old ball one with the tin lid on the right :)

And I picked up this cute enamel plate at the antique store in town - love it!

And for a few shares from the gardens....

I have a few 'pickles' starting :)

This is the herb garden...
Mammoth Snow Peas

Here's to a good week :)

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The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria has released guidelines for the implementation f the refresher course for eliminated candidates. According to the documents obtained by Nursingworld Nigeria, The duration of the programme shall be one year (1 year)
. A minimum of 30 students for school of Nursing and 30 students for school of Midwifery
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- Have a minimum of provisional approval
- Academic Staff:Student Ratio of not more than 1:10
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December 21, 2008

Dynasty Dragon @ Berjaya Times Square KL

Dynasty Dragon is actually a seafood restaurant but it serves dim sum too even through lunch time, and one thing we really liked about their dim sums is that they are made to order and not made ahead then steamed and kept warm for patrons to choose from, very different from most dim sum outlets.

We sampled their dim sum once when they were luring us in with 20% discount promotion on dim sums, and went back again for brunch during my recent trip.

The interior..

The table setting.. with sweet cause and spicy chilli sauce

Hand towels..

We ordered fruit juice instead of chinese tea.. (L-R) Papaya milk and watermelon.

And because I kept telling my bf that I'm hungry and each of us kept pointing at the menu... we ended up ordering too much! :S

We had....

Shrimp chee cheong fun (steamed rice roll with
shrimp filling)

This is always on our must-order list.. served hot and the chilli with dried shrimp paste blends perfectly well

Century egg and lean meat porridge

The texture is not too rich nor thin, and the portion is just right for our sharing. Most century egg porridges do not come with lean meat as named, but they are pretty generous with the lean meat here :) the porridge itself is a bit bland but we can always opt to finetune it with soy sauce.

Siew mai (pork dumpling)

First impression we got was : wah, damn big siew mai! :D look at the size of it... not the average small-sized siew mai we always get.. chow down one of these and your stomach is like 20% full already

Har kao (shrimp dumpling)

The prawns are pretty big and fresh, but the skin is a tad too thick for our liking, and falls off easily from the filling.. portion-wise, it's similar to siew mai - BIG

Loh mai kai (chicken glutinous rice)

Normally I like my lor mai kai not too dry and also the glutinous rice itself must be fragrant and tangy, even the chicken, lap cheong and mushroom needs to be tasty. But this is too dry and a bit bland.

Wu Kok (Deep fried yam with pork filling)

This dish is perfect! The outer layer is very thin yet crispy, with the crust not too thick, and the filling piping hot! What a golden combination.. this has got to be the best wu kok I ever tasted so far

Lor pak kou (fried radish cake with dried shrimp)

lor pak kou is very very similar to our char kuey kak here in Penang so I thought they wouldn't do a better version compared to my hometown's, but it was surprisingly good!

Meng har kok (Deep fried prawn dumpling)

Not sure why KW still wanted to order the deep fried version when we already had har kao, but I just went with it (big mistake) - the crust is too thick hence the whole experience of eating it wasn't that good at all, despite me being a mayonnaise lover

In all, Dynasty Dragon's dim sum still comes recommended albeit some of its 'flaws' - simply because most of their dishes were pretty good, and most importantly, all of them are made to order!

  1. awesomely delicious! hope to try dimsum there one of these days. luv it!

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Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Street Festival celebrating the HIGH LINE, Manhattan's Elevated Public Park

Last Sunday, the Target High Line Street Festival was held to celebrate the opening of the first section of the HIGH LINE (new public park on the elevated steel structure built in the 1930's to carry freight trains) in the Meatpacking District. The occasion also marked the 10th Anniversary of Friends of the High Line and the 75th Anniversary of the High Line itself. The festival featured internationally-acclaimed artists, inflatable sculptures, cowboys, story-tellers, marching bands, swing bands, salsa bands (some on a roof-top stage), and an exciting array of hands-on activities for kids of all ages. Quite prominent were some of JASON HACKENWERTH'S whimsical balloon sculptures. I first saw these balloon sculptures called "Megamites" during the reopening of the Museum of Arts and Design in September 2008. The festival also highlighted some of the healthiest and tastiest foods for a special greenmarket, and a large Lemonade Stand, with well over a thousand gallons of fresh lemonade blended inside a specially-designed rooftop water tank.
The High Line was built in the 1930s, as part of a massive public-private infrastructure project called the West Side Improvement. It lifted freight traffic 30 feet in the air, removing dangerous trains from the streets of Manhattan's largest industrial district. No trains have run on the High Line since 1980. Friends of the High Line, a community-based non-profit group, formed in 1999 when the historic structure was under threat of demolition. Friends of the High Line works in partnership with the City of New York to preserve and maintain the structure as an elevated public park.

Location: The High Line is located on the West Side of Manhattan. The first section runs from Gansevoort Street, in the Meatpacking District, to West 20th Street, in Chelsea, between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues.

Getting There by Subway or Bus: A/C/E/L to 14th Street and 8th Avenue; M14 bus to 14th Street and 9th Avenue.

Access: Access to the High Line is now possible via any of the access points listed below. In the event the High Line becomes too crowded, you may be asked to enter via the Gansevoort Street stairs (or 16th Street elevator if you need elevator service) only, to ensure public safety and the safety of the park itself.

* Gansevoort Street
* 14th Street (Elevator access will be available beginning in July.)
* 16th Street (elevator access)
* 18th Street
* 20th Street

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The Nomadic Pinoy said...

Oh, so that was the fun I missed the day after I visited it *sigh* Really interesting inflatable sculptures I must say. It's just too crowded though - as you've said, there was a long line.


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Satyameva: A New Play by ECTA

Satyameva“Satyameva Jayate” – a phrase from the Mundaka Upanishad is the national motto of India and all Indians. Literally it means, “truth alone prevails” – implying that truth is all that we should strive for, since truth only can lead us to success and happiness. But often this hypothesis has been proven wrong. Through bitter life experiences we all discover that “truth” hardly leads us anywhere – it is the “untruth”, the “false” and “deceit” that we need to master in order to attain our goals and objectives. Or is it that our goals and objectives need to be re-examined? Are we chasing the right goals? Goals for which we do not have to rely on the “false” – goals that can truly be achieved by truth alone? Or is it that “truth” is nothing but an illusion, a “fake” notion that we like to believe to be “true”?
“Satyameva”, tries to explore this age old question in a setting in North America where the immigrant Indian population tries to deal with this issue in their everyday lives. Continue reading

Satyameva in New Jersey

After receiving great critical acclaim in Kolkata
Ethnomedia Center for Theater Arts (ECTA)
in co-operation with Raag-Rang Inc.

A play by Sudipta Bhawmik

Starring :
Sudipta Bhawmik and Pinaki Datta

Directed by Indranil Mukherjee

January 26 6.30pm and January 27 3.30pm
Edison Valley Playhouse
2196 Oak Tree Road, Edison, NJ

Tickets: $20.00
Contact: (732) 241 7060
Jan 26, Saturday Tickets – Click Here
Jan 27, Sunday Tickets – Click Here
Advance booking in encouraged due to limited seating.

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The Bengali-American group Ethnomedia from New Jersey, which stunned Calcutta last year with Ron, returned for the world premiere of dramatist-director Sudipta Bhawmik’s Satyameva. A senior executive body-shopping software engineers fires his incompetent new recruit, who pleads that he should not be sent back to India. By a remarkable plot of twists and turns (perhaps too many of them) Bhawmik conveys older Bengalis’ nostalgia for their birthplace and younger Bengalis’ desire to emigrate to America. Sankar Ghoshal and Indranil Mukherjee respectively give realistic portrayals of these parts, but the playwright’s craftsmanship tends to get the better of heartfelt emotions, which we had found in Ron. – Ananda Lal, telegraph

Pratidin Review

We and Our Theater

by Sambit Basu

A Scene from RonI just finished directing a play by Sudipta Bhawmik called Ron. It’s a very relevant story of our time waited to be told. Sudiptada has weaved a magic spell of contemporary tale on an age-old philosophical conflict between the need to fight some wars and the principled position of anti-war. This not only looks at the current time, it does so from the first generation and second generation immigrants’ perspective. Continue reading

Sicko: A Documentary that can change America

Sicko: A Documentary that can change AmericaMichael Moore’s documentaries always manage to stir up strong emotions amongst their viewers. Fahrenheit 9/11 caused lot of stir, won an Oscar, but it did not change anything. One potential reason may be that the facts shown were hard to believe and there was no easy way to validate them. This reduced a very well made documentary to the status of a cheap political propaganda. But, Mr. Moore’s latest film, “Sicko”, is different. It deals with an issue that we witness in our daily lives, directly or indirectly – the US health care system, or more specifically the US healthcare management system.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Next cruise-in, September 28th!

Anonymous said...

Work the mid that day, how late does it run??

Oakboro Cruise In said...

The Cruise-In usually begins around 5pm and the Burnout at 9pm. The festivities end shortly after the burnout does. Thanks for asking & we hope to see you there!


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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Demian by Hermann Hesse

Schizophrenic in style and misguided in message
Demian, first published in 1919, is a coming-of-age novel by Nobel Prize-winning German author Hermann Hesse. It is narrated by Emil Sinclair, who recalls events from his youth and adolescence. At the age of ten, Sinclair tries to impress some older, rougher boys by claiming that he once stole some apples from a local miller. The bully of the group, Franz Kromer, threatens to report Sinclair’s theft for a reward, unless Sinclair finds some other way of financially compensating him. Thus Sinclair finds himself blackmailed for a crime that never happened, and he becomes a slave to Kromer. This stressful ordeal is psychologically devastating to Sinclair. The deceptions and petty thefts he must engage in to satisfy Kromer cause him to fall prey to self-loathing and to distance himself from his family. He begins to see his universe as being divided into two separate worlds: the world of illusion that has occupied his youth, in which all is good, loving, and harmonious; and the world of reality, in which all is dark, selfish, and evil. The deeper Sinclair becomes involved with Kromer, the more he peels back the veil that hides this dark underworld. This first part of the book, consisting of roughly the first three chapters, is really quite excellent. Hesse proves himself an incredibly perceptive interpreter of the youthful mind. He vividly captures the vital moment at which a young boy makes the harsh realization that he’s more than just the son of his parents and must take responsibility for his own life.

Sinclair then meets a classmate named Max Demian—an older boy, very intelligent, a loner and a nonconformist. Demian opens Sinclair’s eyes to new ways of thinking and mentors him through the painful transition from childhood to adulthood. Here Hesse begins to introduce themes and imagery from the world of Jungian psychoanalysis, and the book becomes preoccupied with dreams and mystical visions. As Sinclair begins to forge his own path in life, he encounters, through Demian, a secret society of like-minded nonconformists who engage in thoughts and ceremonies outside the restrictive traditions and norms of conventional society.

Unfortunately, the more Hesse departs from the realistic tone of the opening chapters the less compelling the book becomes. The trippy imagery influenced by psychoanalysis is material that he wields to far better effect in his later novel Steppenwolf; here it feels a little half-baked. Demian unfortunately acts not only as a mentor and guide to Sinclair, but also as a savior, in effect rescuing him from much of the trials and tribulations of growing up, thus rendering the coming-of-age story a bit irrelevant. There’s something juvenile about the idea that for those who feel like they don’t belong there is a secret brotherhood of misfits out there just waiting to accept them. Sinclair feels that he and his comrades wear a mark of distinction upon their heads that signifies they are somehow better, smarter, more enlightened than “the herd” of society. This sort of elitism comes across as rather narcissistic and immature. One could easily imagine that the conservatives, warmongers, and xenophobes who don’t share Sinclair’s (or Hesse’s) views might also see themselves, no matter how misguided or repulsive their ideals, as “above the herd”.

In the final chapter there is another shift in tone as the characters are confronted by World War I. Here Hesse really has some profound things to say about how war brings out the worst in mankind, yet also creates an opportunity for humanity to rise to new heights and evolve as a society. Unfortunately the middle portion of the book, the Jungian section, is by far the longest and the least satisfying. The novel suffers overall from its inconsistency, and also comes across as a bit pretentious. Demian was no doubt a ground breaking novel for its time, but it pales in comparison to Hesse’s later masterpieces Siddhartha, Steppenwolf, and The Glass Bead Game.

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Severino Sonny Robert Castellano, 82, of Allentown passed away Thursday, January 17, 2013 in his home. Born: In Easton in 1930, he was a son of the late Severino and Carmela Castellano. Personal: Sonny was a born musician and an electrician for IBEW Local 367 until his retirement in 1992. He was a graduate of Wilson High School class of 1949 and was an inductee of The Wilson High School Football Hall of Fame. Sonny proudly served our country in the US Marines during the Korean War. Survivors: Sonny is survived by his companion Patricia Pattie Elias of Easton; sons, Rory Castellano of Florida, Kerry Castellano of Virginia; daughters, Kris Emery of Hewitt, NJ, Kelly Linton of McKinney, TX, Sunny Nunan and husband Ben of Dallas, TX; a sister, Jean Kelly of Easton and grandchildren, Christian, Marci, Rory, Bryn, Gage, Layne, Haley, Sydney, Tyler, Kip, Scout and Kaleigh. Services: Calling hours will be held on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Morello Funeral Home, Inc., 3720 Nicholas St. Palmer Twp. Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. in the funeral home. Interment will be in St. Mary Magdalene Cemetery, Easton. Memorials: In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project, 370 7th Ave. Suite 1802, New York, NY 10001. Online condolences may be offered at

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Joseph F. Barker ROBBINSVILLE Joseph F. Barker, 55, of Robbinsville, passed away peacefully at home with his loving family by his side on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018. Born in Woburn, MA, Joe was a loving and devoted husband to Jane (Luciano) Barker and an incredibly dedicated father to Austin, Jack, and Matthew. Joe had larger-than-life personality and made a tangible difference in the lives of so many children and seniors as the recreation director for Robbinsville Township. His unrivaled passion for his work, his friends, and the family he loved so dearly never took a day off. He coached countless youth teams in every imaginable sport for more than 17 years after relocating to Robbinsville and was constantly looking for ways to make recreation more accessible for the young and old alike. Prior to moving to Robbinsville, Joe worked in the logistics and supply chain industries and was a former executive for Mobil Oil. A graduate of Northeastern University, he was a longtime fan of the Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, and Boston Celtics. He loved his summer family time in Forked River. Joe was predeceased by his parents, John and Kathleen (Oxley) Barker, and brother, Kevin. Additionally, Joe is survived by his brothers, Barry, Tony, and Stephen; his wonderful mother-in-law, Alice Luciano; god-daughter Brianna Barker, and the entire Barker and Luciano Family, which includes many brothers and sisters-in law, nieces, and nephews, whom Joe loved so very much. Visitation for friends and family will be held on Thursday, Feb. 15, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m. at St. Gregory the Great R.C. Church, 4620 Nottingham Way, Hamilton, NJ. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, Feb. 16, at 10 a.m. at St. Gregory the Great R.C.Church. Interment will follow at Church of the Assumption Cemetery, 76 Evergreen Rd., New Egypt, NJ. Arrangements are under the direction of the Saul Colonial Home, 3795 Nottingham Way, Hamilton Square, NJ. Visit In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Joe's memory to Ability Tree NJ, P.O. Box 480, Windsor, NJ 08561. Saul Colonial Home 3795 Nottingham Way Hamilton Square, NJ 08690 (609) 587-0170
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Feb. 16, 2012
Thomas M. Iwata, 96, of Aiea, a Hickam Air Force Base construction estimator, died. He was born in Ewa. He is survived by sons Alan and Bryan, daughter Caran, brother Jerry, sisters Carol Yanagihara and Michie Uyeno, caregivers Bernadette and the Firme family, five grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Private services. No monetary offerings.

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Harold Wayne Prater Sr., of Corsicana passed away at his home on Sunday Afternoon, June 11, 2017 at the age of 82. He was born in Frost Dec. 28, 1934 to Woodrow Wilson Prater and Frenchie Denn Prater.
Harold graduated from Corsicana High School in 1952. For 58 years he owned Prater Builders in Corsicana/Navarro County building homes. He loved his calling in life to help those reach their goals of having their 'dream home', and in doing so making a lot of longtime friends and repeat customers.
Harold enjoyed the outdoors. Fishing for crappie and hunting turkey and deer with his family and friends was his way of relaxing and enjoying Gods creation. He also enjoyed traveling with one of his favorite destinations, being the Texas Hill Country. And then there is the Dallas Cowboys, Texas Longhorns and Corsicana Tigers who he supported year after year, and would listen to their games at home or on hunting trips.
Harold will always be remembered by his family as our great leader, because he was the most fair and honest man we ever knew.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
He is survived by his wife Vicky Prater of 28 years; children, Diane Prater Davis and husband Alex and Hal Prater and wife Leslie; grandchildren; Brooke Dalton, Wil Prater and Brannon Ferguson; great grandchildren, Dylan, Max and Hayden. He is also survived by a step-son Trey Hendrick; brother Jimmy Prater and wife Judi and a nephew Ken Prater; along with numerous extended family members and friends.
Visitation with Harold's family was held from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 13, 2017 at Griffin - Roughton Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 14, 2017 in the Chapel at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home with Edwin Sours officiating.
Interment followed at Resthaven Memorial Park with pallbearers being Sonny Prater, Lee Montgomery, Bill Barber, Jimmy Rash, Clint Sutton, C.R. Sutton and Ray Cobb.
An online guest book is available at www.griffin-roughton.com
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Wilcox Cemetery

This cemetery is located 1.0 mile to the south and 1.25 miles east of the town of Burr.  From the intersection of 20th and 'S' roads, go east 0.2 of a mile, then 0.2 mile north up the dirt road leading up to the cemetery. The cemetery is located in a grove of trees.
"A baby boy died in January 1868. Son of Levi and Turza (Weldon) Wilcox. There was no cemetery for miles. They buried 'Little Charlie' on their land 1/2 mile east of their cabin. The inscription: 'Charles, Son of L. and T. Wilcox, died January 30, 1868. Age 28 days.' The next year children of D. and M. Ogden died: Emma, 8 years, and David, 10 years. In 1873, Samuel, son of H. and A Wathen, age 1 month, in 1880, Winfield Wathen, age 2 years, and Stephan Wathen, age 7 years. The monuments were purchased in Nebraska City. Henry and Angeline had 10 children, 4 lived to be adults.
In the northwest corner of the cemetery is a Catholic baby. Mollring was its name. It wasn't baptized, so along with their sorrow, there was no place to bury it. Again a baby was brought to the Wilcox Cemetery.
On November 21, 1876, there was a meeting to organize a cemetery association. Names of those attending were: James Hyslop, Whitfield, Pindar, Ellis, Wilcox, Mason, Ogden, and Brockman. The ground was officially given by Levi and Turza Wilcox. There were four Civil War veterans: Nicholas Rush, Christian Wagner, J.P. Garrett, and Levi Wilcox.
A peony bush and an end-gate rod mark the grave of Sarah Clarinda Garner West. Her sister, Laura Ferguson, is buried in an unmarked grave. In this old cemetery are perhaps 70 marked and unmarked graves, and many others without a story." (1)
Burials Listings: A complete listing of burials has been compiled by the Otoe County Genealogical Society, and can be found in our 'Otoe County Cemeteries' CD-ROM, which is available for purchase on our Publications web page.
Gravestone Photographs:  http://www.findagrave.com
Point of Contact:  If you desire more information about this cemetery, please contact the Otoe County Genealogical Society at and we will try and provide you with as much information about the cemetery as possible.
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(1) Sugden [Wilcox], Maryann. Otoe County, Nebraska, 1983: Otoe County History. [Nebraska City, Neb.]: Otoe County Historical Society and Otoe County Museum Society, 1983. 17. Print.

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more Malifaux Guild

To long nothing happened on this blog. Sorry for that. First I am very happy about Malifaux 2E the Skirmish Game from Wyrd Miniatures. Try to play more and this brings me to build some more Individuals to my Guild Faction.

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On the Executioners I tested the new Vallejo Colors from the Special Effects Set. The two blood colors are nice with a shiny finish. This replaces the alcohol color I used before.. Because its water based and easier to handle. For the tank I used the verdigris and rust. Need more practice with that.

I also have prepared some more Bases. The 40mm are already on the Executioners. Hope the new plastic Austringers will be released soon.

Samstag, 2. August 2014

Demigods Rising Kickstarter

Demigods Rising is a skirmish-style tabletop game in which you become a Demigod, command armies of heroes, and fight to prove your supremacy so you can ascend as the new God of War. You have access to 4 Demigods, who can choose their armies from the 16 heroes. Once the heroes are ready, players can face-off on the sacred battleground.

Demigods Rising is a fantasy miniature game for 2 or 4 players. Each player controls a Demigod and 3-6 heroes that are battling to win the Demigod his rightful place on the throne of the God of War.

  • 2 or 4 players
  • Each battle lasts 30 - 90 min
  • Play as one of the Demigods and equip him with items matching your strategy!
  • Chose 3-6 unique heroes and form your party
  • Choose between the many game modes and find one that is suitable for your experience level
  • Incredible replay value, with over 32,000 possible team combinations
Players are able to customize individual game modes by changing one of the numerous gameplay options.

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Support World of Twilight
Twilight is a small scale skirmish game set in the unique fantasy world of Anyaral. I've been working on the world and the game for well over a decade and since 2009 I have written and published the first two books in the series, released a wide range of finely sculpted miniatures and built a community of enthusiastic gamers, world builders and painters.

What is Twilight?
  • Unique alternate fantasy setting with a deep and evocative background
  • A wide range of existing figures
  • Fast, fun ruleset for skirmish wargames
  • Three distinct cultures, each with a unique playstyle plus a larger number of different subcultures to give even more choice

Montag, 17. März 2014

Some finished Hordes Miniatures

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Donnerstag, 16. Januar 2014

Elf Sorceress

The first Reaper Bones Figure I have painted. There a lying thousand of them around. The quality of the models is not exactly exhilarating, from the perspective of a painter. For role players, who need many models they are great. Better as some board games can offer. But for practicing they are perfect. Well, the fine details are often washed out and you have to think of. For coats and their gradient, it goes quite well. You wont get a better cheap RPG Mini in this price and Quality. Can absolutely recommend.


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Under R.C. 5747.212, Ohio personal income tax is imposed on capital gains realized by out-of-state investors who hold a 20% or greater interest in a pass-through entity or closely held C-corporation doing business in Ohio. Per the statute, the nonresident investor’s gain is apportioned to Ohio according to the three-year average of the entity’s Ohio apportionment ratio. However, the Ohio Supreme Court has held that imposing this tax on a nonresident’s capital gain from the sale of an equity interest in a pass-through entity violated the nonresident’s due process rights, absent a finding that the investor conducted a unitary business with the entity. Corrigan v. Testa, 2016-Ohio-2805.

Corrigan was a Connecticut resident who owned the majority interest (79.29%) in Mansfield Plumbing, L.L.C. As a manager, Corrigan participated in the high-level strategic management of the company and visited the company for board meetings and other management presentations. “According to Corrigan, his role and capacity was as an ‘investor who bought companies with the intention of providing financial and strategic expertise to grow the company for an eventual exit via a sale to a third party.’” Corrigan, at ¶8. But the company’s day-to-day operations were overseen by the company’s other officers and managers.

Upon the sale of his interest in the company, which resulted in a $27.5 million capital gain, Corrigan paid a portion of the tax owed according to R.C. 5747.212 and filed for a refund, which the Tax Commissioner denied.

Normally, the gain from the sale of an intangible is sitused to the taxpayer’s domicile. R.C. 5747.20(B)(2)(c).  However, R.C. 5747.212 is a special rule which apportions the gain from the sale of an interest in a pass-through entities or closely held C-corporation doing business in Ohio. The Court found that taxing the gain from an intangible owned by a nonresident was unconstitutional, unless the nonresident engaged in business that was unitary with the company being sold. Otherwise, the taxpayer has not purposely availed itself of the protections and benefits justifying the state’s tax under the Due Process Clause of the U.S. Constitution. Therefore, since Corrigan had not participated in a business unitary with Mansfield Plumbing, Ohio could not tax any portion of his gain from the sale of his interest in the company.

The Tax Commissioner argued that Corrigan had subjected himself to Ohio tax by holding an interest in a pass-through entity doing business in the state. This position was based upon the Ohio Supreme Court’s previously ruling that the state could tax a nonresident’s distributive share of pass-through entity income based upon the entity’s connections to Ohio. Agley v. Tracy, 87 Ohio St.3d 265, 719 N.E. 2d 951 (1999). Dupee v. Tracy, 85 Ohio St.3d 350, 708 N.E. 2d 698 (1999). However, the Court distinguished these cases because Corrigan’s gain was from the sale of an intangible and not generated by Ohio business activity.

It should be noted that had Mansfield Plumbing sold its assets, as opposed to Corrigan selling his membership interest, Corrigan would have been taxed on the company’s gain from the asset sale that passed-through to Corrigan. Thus, this is an additional consideration as to the structure of a sale for nonresident investors planning to sell their pass-through entity.

Nonresident investors who have paid tax under R.C. 5747.212 within the last four years should consider filing a refund claim with the Ohio Tax Commissioner. Please contact us if you have any questions about this case or whether you may be entitled to a refund.


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Hi All -

I hope this email finds everyone well and enjoying their season! As the regular season is coming to a close, I wanted to touch base with everyone regarding our District 7 meeting and voting. Please read thoroughly.
The 2015 District 7 meeting will take place on Oct 25th at 11:30am at Springfield High School. Please park in the main parking lot and enter through the main entrance doors and follow the signs to our meeting area. We will first meet as a group to discuss D7 issues and questions/concerns that need to be taken back to the state level -  we will then split off by division for voting. We will need a representative from Division II and Division III to help facilitate the meeting within your division - so please let me know if you are interested.
At the group meeting we will also need to vote for a new District 7 VP and a District 7 state representative. If you are interested in the positions, please let me know and we'll add your name to the ballot. If we do not have any volunteers, we will put a division in charge each year to complete the duties of these positions. Please volunteer, it's a great opportunity to impact volleyball in NWO. Main duties of the D7 VP are preparing the program for the All-Star Match. The D7 State Rep will attend 3 meetings in Columbus throughout the year - you will be reimbursed for gas and hotel. The State Rep is a great opportunity to influence changes to better the sport in NWO.
Membership dues for 2015 are $15 per coach - membership dues MUST be paid prior to voting, otherwise you will be ineligible. An invoice is attached to this email if you need one. I would prefer you mail your dues in beforehand to prevent a delay at the beginning of the meeting, but if you're unable to,  we will be collecting dues prior to the start of the meeting. The address to mail them in is on the invoice.
For the voting portion of our meeting you will need to provide copies of your stats for the nominated players. Attached is the form that can be used. Please bring enough copies for each coach in your division. A copier will NOT be available the day of voting.
A couple notes about voting this year - only players that actually receive a vote get to be recognized. Just because they are nominated and there are extra spaces available does not mean they receive a district award. We want to protect the integrity of this recognition and only those players receiving votes will be recognized and given this award. IF we do not have enough seniors to fill rosters for the All-Star game, additional seniors can be added at that time but again, they will not be recognized as a District 7 award winner.
The 2015 D7 Senior All-Star Match will be held at Springfield High School and is TENTATIVELY schedule for November 12th. Times TBA - it will be dependent on BCSN's schedule. DI/DIII will play first with DII/DIV to follow. We will need 2-4 volunteers to take money at the gate so please let me know if you're available.
PLEASE, if you are no longer coaching - let me know AND forward this to your former athletic director. This is for the kids so please help us out in getting in touch with as many coaches as possible.
Springfield High School
1470 S McCord Rd, Holland, OH 43528
As always, please let me know if you have any questions or concerns - best of luck on the rest of your season!
Jamie Babcock
District 7 Coaches Assoc.

All Ohio Nominations are now done thru MaxPreps

Nominations open up on Sunday October 25 at 12:01 am and close at midnight Tuesday October 27.

Voting will take place Novenber 1-3. All Ohio Teams will be announced Sunday November 8, 2015.

To nominate a player for All-Ohio

  1. You must have an admin account in Max Preps
  2. You must have entered stats match by match for the entire season
  3. You must be a OHSVCA member
  4. Sign into your admin account
  5. On the Utilities menu OH Award Nomination.


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Benzimidazole-loaded Halloysite Nanotube as a Smart Coating Application

Khairina Azmi Zahidah, Saeid Kakooei, Mokhtar Che Ismail, Hamed Mohebbi, Massoud Kermanioryani, Pandian Bothi Raja

Smart coating has been developed for the corrosion control of surfaces exposed to corrosive environment. An important step in development of a smart coating is the successful impregnation of corrosion inhibitor into the nanocontainer as a coating pigment. In this study, halloysite was used as nanocontainer to encapsulate benzimidazole as corrosion inhibitor by vacuum method. FESEM, TEM, FTIR and TGA characterization techniques were used to confirm the loading of halloysite with benzimidazole. FESEM results indicated differences between the morphology of the unloaded-halloysite and benzimidazole loaded-halloysite. TEM results confirmed that benzimidazole molecules are loaded into halloysite. FTIR result revealed there are differences in the absorbance characteristic of peaks between peak number 1000-4000 cm-1 for loaded and unloaded samples. It is seen that the absorbance in the loaded-halloysite is higher than unloaded-halloysite, which confirms quantity/specific functional group of molecules. TGA result showed the temperature of degradation of benzimidazole-loaded HNT was higher than pure HNT. EIS was conducted to examine the protection characteristic of the developed smart coating. From EIS results, of 1, 3, and 6 days of experimental duration, it is seen that the value of coating impedance (Z’) after exposure to 3.5% NaCl environment is very height, 2.460E+07 Ω, which confirm a very good anti corrosion protection characteristic for the developed smart coating.

Benzimidazole, Halloysite nanotube, Nanocontainer, Smart coating

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M. F. Morks, P. Corrigan, N. Birbilis, and I. S. Cole, “A green MnMgZn phosphate coating for steel pipelines transporting CO2 rich fluids,” Surface and Coatings Technology, vol. 210, pp. 183-189, October 2012.

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These Indian figures were used along with Cowboy replicas. That is why many of these toys were damaged over time. These are from 1964. I was fortunate, over time, to collect  these Indians with their bows and other weapons undamaged.

Phone Trivia: 1:The world's first female telephone operator was named Emma M. Nutt.
2: Sitcom characters on TV rarely say "goodbye" when they hang up the phone.

Did You Know?   Who was the first man in space? Believe it or not, it was not an astronaut. It was test pilot Joe Kittinger. In 1960, he was assigned to discover whether an astronaut could survive an aborted mission, even 20 miles (32km) above the Earth. Kittinger rose to 102,800 ft(31,330km) by balloon and then jumped out. He was so high that initially he felt no wind resistance. He fell for 4 minutes and 36 seconds, reaching a maximum speed of 614 mph (988 km/h), before opening his parachute at 18,000 ft (5,500m). (A giant leap for mankind)

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Citywide (Five Boroughs #6) by Santino Hassell

Citywide (Five Boroughs #6)

Publisher: Riptide Publishing

Release Date (Print & Ebook): November 13, 2017

Subgenre: Contemporary

Book Blurb:

A record-breaking heat wave engulfs the Five Boroughs, and emotions run as hot as the temperatures.

In Rerouted, Chris Mendez is trying to live a drama-free life. That doesn’t include another threesome with Jace and Aiden Fairbairn. But then a citywide blackout leaves them trapped together, and Chris is forced to re-examine everything he thought he knew about relationships and his own heart.

In Gridlocked, former Marine Tonya Maldonado is keeping real estate heiress Meredith Stone on permanent ignore. Mere isn’t Tonya’s type. Not even close. Who cares if she kisses like a dream and has the filthiest mouth this side of the East River? But then a security detail at a summer party ends with her saving Mere’s life and discovering they have more chemistry than she’d ever imagined.

In Derailed, Stephanie Quinones escapes the heat and her complicated love life by going on a company retreat. Trouble is, it’s a couples’ retreat, and she lied about having a boyfriend. Unfortunately, the only person willing to play pretend is her on-again/off-again fling, Angel León. They’re currently “off again,” but after a week in the woods, Stephanie realizes she wouldn’t mind them being permanently on.

Citywide by Santino Hassell

sooooooooooooo much heart!!

Okay, so here’s what needs to happen …. EVERYONE needs to experience this Anthology. I cannot tell you how much joy each of these stories brought to my heart. I’m especially fond of Rerouted and Derailed!!!

Now, before you read Rerouted you really need to read Corrupting Chris, which is FREE so no excuses and you MUST read Third Rail, also FREE, to get a full picture of this beautiful M/M/M relationship. I never gave Chris a second thought before these short stories were published. Yes, I knew his character because I’ve read this entire series, but it never occurred to me his story would not only interest me, but tug at my heart so damn much! Chris’ journey with Jace and Aiden turned out to be magnificently sweet and sexy from beginning to end. *happy sigh*

Derailed blew my heart right out of its chest! I would categorize it as the second most emotional story in this series, next to Sutphin Boulevard of course. Stephanie and Angel have history. Not the kind of history that is in the past. They have history that is past, present and future. They are destined but can’t stop tripping over themselves

“Why are we so bad at everything?”
Angel kissed my forehead. “We’re bad at trying not to be in love with each other. That’s it.”

Until they stopped tripping and it was magical

“We’re really doing this,” he whispered.

“We’ve got this, Angelito,” I said softly. “I promise.

I enjoyed reading Meredith and Tonya’s journey in Gridlocked but it was hard for me to feel their romance. I read it and it was hot, but I couldn’t connect. But you know what, Santino Hassell is still a word wizard. There is nothing this man cannot write and write it well. He is so unbelievably talented it’s ridiculously. Seriously. He’s untouchable. If you haven’t experienced his words yet, you’re missing out on a momentous experience #TRUST

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Santino Hassell was raised by a conservative family but grew up to be a smart-mouthed, school cutting grunge kid, a transient twenty-something, and eventually transformed into a grumpy introvert and unlikely romance author with an affinity for baseball caps. His novels are heavily influenced by the gritty, urban landscape of New York City, and his desire to write relationships fueled by intensity and passion.

He’s been a finalist in both the Bisexual Book Awards and the EPIC Awards, and was nominated for a prestigious RITA award in 2017. His work has been featured in BuzzFeed, Huffington Post, Washington Post, RT Magazine, and Cosmopolitan Magazine.

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Great events this weekend.  Mom's 83rd birthday party Friday night.  We ate surf and turf. Here's Joy
You keep on tweeting Craig Ferguson until he responds....O.K.?

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On Saturday evening I attended a lecture given by the author of The Shack, Wm. Paul Young.  I read his book some time ago and I heard he was a wonderful speaker.  He spoke on redemption and forgiveness....who can't use more of that?  He shared with us his purpose in writing The Shack was to get folks out of their own particular religious paradigms when thinking about the love of God.  That's why he made God 'a big black woman' in his book.  Mission accomplished.  He had some humorous insights into God and the whole male/female 'thing'.  Paul movingly spoke of God's vast love for his creation.  He said there is no one else on earth who can reflect God's love in the same unique way as you can or in the same unique way as I can.  He made the analogy of each one of us being a the little light points on a computer screen.  We each project our own special reflection of God's love....and God's love is so immense and immeasurable that it takes each person on earth to reflect the true picture of His love.  Wm. Paul Young's story is astounding and he moved me.  If you ever get a chance to hear him-go for it.  Thanks Paul, for coming to share with us and here's wishing you continued success.

Sunday brought church and some time with the middle sprout at the movie Crazy Heart.  Jeff Bridges was outstanding in this story of a washed-up, alcoholic country singer, Bad Blake.  The music was authentic (we KNOW our country music in Texas!) and so was the dialogue....yew allrigh?  yeah, ahm allrigh.......I've known some characters just like Bad in my life and it all rang true.  The daughter and I finished up Sunday with some time at the gym treadmilling while watching USA vs Canada in the gold medal hockey match.  Great game.  Ohhhh, Caa....naaaa.....daa!

That's it. I'm inspired. I'm redeemed. I'm gonna be the shiniest pixel ever. Have a great week.

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