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SPECIFICATIONS: Varietal composition: 50% Tempranillo & Albillo 50 % Alcohol content: 13 – 13.5 % Vol.
HARVEST AND PRODUCTION: Harvesting carefully done by hand. The most is cold macerated for just 12 hours at 8º C. After the second 10ºC maceration remains at 6º C during 90 days. Filtering and bottled.
CARD OF TASTING: Red strawberry colour, clean and shining appearance. Typical bouquet of these varieties, with red fruits remembrances. To the taste, this wine is delicious, meaty, light and pleasant, revealing a nice freshness.
TEMPERATURE OF SERVICE: 8 – 10º C.
BOTTLING INFORMATION Colourless 75 cl Bordeaux bottle.
PACKING CASES 6 bottles. CASES 12 bottles.
SPECIFICATIONS Varietal 100% Tempranillo Alcohol: 13.5 % Vol.
MACERATION : From 8 to 12 days.
CARD OF TASTING: Cutlery cherry-red, with clear gamest shades. Great aromatic complexity, Emphasizing brightly the fruits currants, blackberries, etc…, on a fund of fine wood, perfectly integrated in the wine. It is shown tasty and powerful, with great equilibrium between the wood and the fruit result a very long taste.
GASTRONOMY : Ideal with red and white meats, pasta dishes, vegetables, salads, barbecues, cold meats and cheeses with short curing or semi-cured.
TEMPERATURE OF SERVICE: 16 – 18º C.
BOTTLING INFORMATION : Conique 75 cl. Bordeaux bottle. Cases 12 u.
SPECIFICATIONS: Varietal 100% Tempranillo Alcohol: 13.5 % Vol.
BOTTLING INFORMATION : Standard 75 cl. Bordeaux bottle. Cases 6 u. & 12 u.
SPECIFICATIONS Varietal: 100% Tempranillo Alcohol : 14.5 % Vol.
BARREL AGING: 12 months in cask of American and French oak.
HARVERST AND PRODUCTION: Harvest by hand Alcoholic fermentation at 30º C in a concrete deposit. Malolactic fermentation. Fined and racking. The wine was placed in barrels made of French and American oak, where it is aged during 12 months. Finally bottled.
CARD OF TASTING: Intense cherry-red with Light caoba tones. Clean and soothing, aromas of currant fruits and preserved with cacao, regaliz and aromatic woods. Clean taste and fleshy, very powerful, with pleasant tannins that persist.
GASTRONOMY: It is advised to decant before serving White and red meats, Small game, roasts, stews, preserved meats, sausages, and cheeses with long curing and creamy.
TEMPERATURE OF SERVICE: 18º C.
BOTTLING INFORMATION: Black 75 cl. Bordeaux bottle. Cases 6 u. & 12 u.
SPECIFICATIONS Varietal 100% Tempranillo Alcohol : 13.5 % Vol.
BARREL AGING: 18 months in cask of American and French oak.
HARVERST AND PRODUCTION: Harvest by hand Alcoholic fermentation at 30º C in a concrete deposit. Malolactic fermentation. Fined and racking. The wine was placed in barrels made of French and American oak, where it is aged during 18 months. Finally bottled.
CARD OF TASTING: Cherry red place sting colour, with Light iodines tones. Nose intense, complex notes between toastings, regaliz and red fruits in preserves. Very well combined. Ample and fleshy, noble tannin and fruit perfect sweet tooth. Great structure and persistence.
GASTRONOMY: White and red meats, Small game, roasts, stews, preserved meats, sausages, and cheeses with long curing and creamy.
BOTTLING INFORMATION: Conique 75 cl. Bordeaux bottle. Cases 6 u.
SPECIFICATIONS: Varietal: 100% Tempranillo Alcohol: 13.5 % Vol.
MACERATION : From 15 to 21 days.
CARD OF TASTING: Vivid cherry red core with a thin layer exhibiting purple shades. Smooth and brilliant. A highly intense aroma, raspberry, vanilla, cinnamon, coconut, cocoa, chocolate, ripe fruit compote. Truffle and pepper.
Powerful, fleshy, round, smooth soft tannins. Gaining in finesses on the palate and in aromatic complexity. It is advised to decant before serving.
BOTTLING INFORMATION : Seduction 75 cl. Bordeaux bottle. Cases 6 u. & 12 u.
SPECIFICATIONS: Variedad: 100% Tempranillo Alcohol Content:: 13.5 % Vol.
Harvest by hand. Alcoholic fermentation at 28º C in a concrete deposit. Malolactic fermentation. Fined and racking. Bottled.
MACERATION: From 8 to 12 days.
Intense cherry-red with a notable purple rim (violet colour) that denotes youth. Very powerful, where emphasize the very mature red fruits. It is powerful, with good phenolic load of tannins rounds and sweets. Elegant and ample taste inviting with very marked and from the fruit.
Ideal with red and white meats, pasta dishes, vegetables, salads, barbecues, cold meats and cheeses with short curing or semi-cured.
BOTTLING INFORMATION: Standard 75 cl. Bordeaux bottle. Cases 6 u. Y 12 u.


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In our bureaucratic age, members of a group are often left feeling hopeless and ineffective in the face of seemingly insurmountable difficulties. Some may even come to feel they would be better off without allegiance to any group. But inevitably, no one can survive alone and denying oneself membership in a group is denying oneself the pride and satisfaction which can only come through teamwork.
In his research into the technology of groups, L. Ron Hubbard codified the key principles which members of any group should follow to attain its goals. These are offered in the following code, written in January 1951.
1. The successful participant of a group is that participant who closely approximates, in his own activities, the ideal, ethic and rationale of the overall group.
2. The responsibility of the individual for the group as a whole should not be less than the responsibility of the group for the individual.
3. The group member has, as part of his responsibility, the smooth operation of the entire group.
4. A group member must exert and insist upon his rights and prerogatives as a group member and insist upon the rights and prerogatives of the group as a group and let not these rights be diminished in any way or degree for any excuse or claimed expeditiousness.
6. Enturbulence of the affairs of the group by sudden shifts of plans unjustified by circumstances, breakdown of recognized channels or cessation of useful operations in a group must be refused and blocked by the member of a group. He should take care not to enturbulate a manager and thus lower ARC.
7. Failure in planning or failure to recognize goals must be corrected by the group member, for the group, by calling the matter to conference or acting upon his own initiative.
8. A group member must coordinate his initiative with the goals and rationale of the entire group and with other individual members, well publishing his activities and intentions so that all conflicts may be brought forth in advance.
9. A group member must insist upon his right to have initiative.
10. A group member must study and understand and work with the goals, rationale and executions of the group.
11. A group member must work toward becoming as expert as possible in his specialized technology and skill in the group and must assist other individuals of the group to an understanding of that technology and skill and its place in the organizational necessities of the group.
12. A group member should have a working knowledge of all technologies and skills in the group in order to understand them and their place in the organizational necessities of the group.
13. On the group member depends the height of the ARC of the group. He must insist upon high-level communication lines and clarity in affinity and reality and know the consequence of not having such conditions. And he must work continually and actively to maintain high ARC in the organization.
14. A group member has the right of pride in his tasks and a right of judgment and handling in those tasks.
15. A group member must recognize that he is, himself, a manager of some section of the group and/or its tasks and that he himself must have both the knowledge and right of management in that sphere for which he is responsible.
16. The group member should not permit laws to be passed which limit or proscribe the activities of all the members of the group because of the failure of some of the members of the group.
17. The group member should insist on flexible planning and unerring execution of plans.
18. The performance of duty at optimum by every member of the group should be understood by the group member to be the best safeguard of his own and the group survival. It is the pertinent business of any member of the group that optimum performance be achieved by any other member of the group, whether chain of command or similarity of activity sphere warrants such supervision or not.

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Benjamin Groosman is the genius co-founder and CEO of Pinpoint Intelligence. Company that under his leadership has protected thousands of customers from fraudulent transactions over the past few years. This has led to Pinpoint growing by 150% and positioning itself within the industry quickly.
Benjamin Grossman has been part of the select group of speakers at the Panama GB Summit. In 2017 he participated with the theme “Know Your Processor, How Merchant Accounts Strive, Thrive, and Stay Alive” and in 2018 with the theme “I’m Smart Enough, I’m Good Enough, and Gosh-Darn It, Regulators Like Me – Positive Affirmations for 2018” with Rachel Hirsch.

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I think I’m trying to make a point with what follows. I’m just not sure what that point is. I will admit that for me the information I’m offering suggests some kind of gross, cosmic imbalance.
A Star Wars fanatic might call it a disturbance in the Force.
While Americans may not want to spend much on universal health care, we do spend a great deal to kill, whether we want to or not. Below is the long, indirect money trail that ultimately led to the execution of a man on a motorcycle. Intelligence agents had determined that he was a Taliban commander with plans to bomb a government building in Afghanistan. Details can be found in the New York Times.
$4.5 billion was spent on an aircraft carrier that assists in the Afghan war.
$100 million was spent for an F/A-18 strike fighter that sits on the carrier.
$100,000 was spent for an AGM-65E laser-guided missile aboard the fighter plane.
$160,000 was spent on the sortie that took the fighter off the carrier, into Afghanistan and up against the man on the motorcycle.
Having received his orders, the fighter pilot located Abdul Qayum riding along a dirt road on the back of bike driven by a very unlucky man. The fighter approached in a way that prevented Abdul Qayum and his driver from either seeing or hearing it.
The pilot released the AGM-65E laser-guided missile and accurately struck the motorcycle head-on, probably with about the force of a freight train.
There was very little left of the bodies or the motorcycle.
The world didn’t come to a halt because of this. It was a simple consequence of war.
Did our government do right or did it do wrong by Abdul Qayum and the American people? More specifically, is it immoral or just stupid to spend so much money and use so much technology to kill a single person? If so, what cost would be both moral and smart, and who determines that?
In my heart, I wish I had answers. Do you?
The horrors of war are easily depicted in photographs of violence and inhumanity. Recently I saw another kind of war photo. In some respects, its relative tranquility was more unsettling than battlefield scenes.
The aerial picture was of trucks, perhaps hundreds of them, all carrying fuel. They were not moving. Rather, they were creating a monumental traffic jam on an expansive thoroughfare through Karachi, Pakistan. They owned the road. Only two or three other cars can be seen.
Their fuel was going to feed our war in Afghanistan. With so many trucks about, it was difficult to believe this part of the city could be concerned with anything else.
I found it startling to see that much fuel assembled in a single moment, in a single day, for a single purpose. It reminded me of Herodotus’ report on the massive Persian army that invaded Greece. In his account, he relates how the camping soldiers would routinely drink three or four rivers dry.
An exaggeration for sure, but, like the truck photo, a telling description of war’s magnitude.
What incredible resolve, determination and expense it takes to wage war.
Americans can never know or measure the effects, good and bad, that the non-violent side of war has on a primitive economy and its culture, or what happens when it suddenly goes away.
If the U.S. didn’t have to move all those fuel trucks across the world, how many more roads, bridges and schools could be built at home, and would Social Security and Medicare even be a problem?
One photo did this to me. I suggest you take a look and maybe read the accompanying article, “Convoy of Chaos.” Please comment and criticize.


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INAYA Facilities Management Services, UAE offers integrated facilities management, technical operations and maintenance, soft services, and sustainability development. As a facilities management company, they play a decisive role by providing a stream of services to support the clients’ core business. INAYA makes things easy for customers by allowing them to source all their facilities management needs under one roof. Their full range of services is offered individually or integrated, and includes technical services, cleaning, security services and much more.
INAYA Facilities is the brainchild of UAE’s prominent business group Belhasa. They aim to help keep buildings and communities running at optimum efficiency day in and day out. INAYA offers a strategic, flexible, and transparent approach to all their customers’ facilities management needs. They are a company focusing on long-term growth by delivering value-added services. One of the company’s high-end projects is at The Gardens, Jebel Ali, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
AMEYO proved to be the right solution we were looking for. It effectively manages all of our customer communications and provides us with real-time analytics for continuous improvements.
AMEYO solution provided INAYA Facilities with an IVR customization for CUG (Closed User Groups), VAS (Value-added service), and FMS (Financial Management Service) hotlines. For an incoming call from an existing customer, a CRM popup was provided. Missed call alert modules were set up for agents to callback so that they did not miss out on any customers—existing or potential. Integration with GSM gateway was also implemented, a wallboard to provide the graphical representation of productivity in real time was provided, and the reporting feature generated customizable and accurate reports on quality.

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text: Game description : On Dec 21st, 2012, the earth was invaded by the aliens. All the creatures were facing the threat of being extinguished from the earth. Luckily youve found a kind of plant which can combat with those aliens. Now start your fierce battle with those aliens. You must do all your best to save the destiny of the earth. Game on!

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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As as an owner and agent of a janitorial company, I understand the significance of having the right machine for the job. Lots of people believe a vacuum is a vacuum, but know better. In my experience, it may be the single most significant piece of equipment in my washing arsenal. Having the best fat bikes under 1000 proper cleaner is important, but do not be confused into considering that there is one "best" vacuum. In reality, there are different vacuums for various purposes. I, myself, own several vacuums. My advice for anyone getting started in the washing industry would be to invest in a quality vacuum... or two. If you should be engaging in the office cleaning or residential cleaning business (or could exactly like to clean your home more efficiently) I'd strongly suggest getting a quality backpack vacuum. A backpack vacuum is a lifesaver. In fact it will begin to pay for itself by creating you much more efficient/ Before, I acquired my recent backpack cleaner, I'd to carry around dirt mops, brooms, and a dustpan. Today I can efficiently cleaner difficult floors, many rugs, stairways, cobwebs on the roof, shades, and every little thing else. The best part, is that I don't have to stoop or fold at all. Plus the long wand, allows me to quickly vacuum below furniture and get into each and every crevice. When you yourself have to vacuum all day long, the backpack vacuum can practically save your right back as it virtually removes needing to extend at the waist.
If all you need to wash is professional carpet, or low pile rug, the backpack machine may be most of the machine you may need. But, should you choose move-out washing you may even need a good straight vacuum. An upright cleaner has a comb roll which several backpack vacs do not. A good comb move is vital in getting out hair from rug - particularly if the carpet in thicker. For a quality upright machine, I'd recommend obtaining a commercial design, because they are stronger, may be restored quicker, and have electrical parts designed to operate for considerably longer periods. Vacuums designed for home use are not built to perform continuously for a number of hours. They will possibly overheat and short out.
Another element to think about is whether the upright vacuum has a single generator, or is really a double motor vac. The single engine uses a strip to redirect added power from the vacuum generator to operate a vehicle the comb roll. Although, the double motor vac has two split up engines - one running the suction, and another driving the comb roll. The main advantage of the combined motor vacuum is that it has more power, the brush move works better, and also the straps don't break. I'd suggest obtaining a combined engine vac if you can. Professional Team, Nobles, and Royal all make exemplary double generator vacuums.
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A clear home is a balanced house. The very best vacuum cleaner will remove soil and dust as well as several harmful pathogens and allergens. There are lots of vacuum cleaners that'll clean your floors while blowing great dirt particles and airborne antagonists through your house. Choosing the very best vacuum involves research. You will find various kinds of cleaner cleaners to consider when coming up with your selection. Each has their skills and disadvantages as it pertains to cleaning. The best cleaner products are usually higher priced but have the very best features needed to keep your home clear and fresh. Trading in to the best vacuum is a great expense within your house and your family's health.
The most effective hoover may frequently be bought at the local retail store or online. Many times you'll find a great local keep that specializes in vacuums. These vacuum specialty shops commonly hold the best vacuum cleaner as you are able to buy. Often the costs at these vacuum cleaner niche stores are more than at many huge box shops like Wal Mart, Lowes or Signal City. However whenever you obtain at a store that specializes in the most effective machine cleaners you have a great local source for areas and maintenance. Any warranty perform is going to be performed domestically in subject of days. If you purchase your vacuum online you then most likely are going to have to vessel your hoover to the nearest repair facility. Getting the most effective vacuum accessible will certainly minimize the risk of any stability problems.


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In an attempt to clear their acne cheaply, people have used some inventive ingredients including potatoes, vinegar and lemon juice, toothpaste, garlic, lime juice and basil, and lots of others. Some people claim that these and other home remedies work for them to some degree.
Acne is a skin infection that has been known to appear anywhere on human skin, once the skin condition is conducive and proper for acne to appear on that part of the body, acne will normally breakout. Acne normally appears on the face, but it can also appear on your back, neck, etc.
Back acne is the most annoying of all because to apply treatment to the pimples on your back can sometimes be an uphill task. But there are well known simple home remedy treatment that can get rid of back acne fast and effectively. Listed below are some home remedies for treating back acne easily.
Shower twice a day and keep the body clean and dry. Preferably use an anti bacterial soap or a neem based soap. Wash the back gently and avoid vigorous scrubbing or it may aggravate acne breakout. Keep your back free of sweat by washing it after any kind of physical activity. Always wear properly washed clothes. Maintaining hygiene, in itself is a treatment for back acne.
Use a moisturizer every time you take a bath in order to nourish your skin. However, use a water based instead of an oil based body moisturizer as oils in cosmetics may clog the pores, thereby causing blackheads and pimples. Natural oils like lavender oil, tea tree oil or jojoba oil can be used to moisturize the skin as they limit the sebum production by sebaceous glands. These oils act as natural acne cures, but work best when applied in limits and in a diluted form as they might cause allergy to acne prone skin.
It is important when cleansing back acne that you use only a soap that has been formulated for people with sensitive skin types, even if you do not consider your oily skin to be sensitive. This is because a soap for sensitive skin will not contain fragrances or chemicals that could irritate or aggravate your already-inflamed skin.
You can apply the soap using a back scratcher which has a washcloth attached to its end with a rubber band. You can lather up the washcloth, then apply it to the back acne with the lathered back scratcher. Rinse well after you have lathered the back area. Avoid scrubbing the skin. A simple lather and rinse will suffice.
Crack some eggs and remove the yolks i.e. the yellow of the egg and leaving only the egg whites. Beat these egg whites for some time and apply this to your face or the affected part. Wait for about 15 minutes and wash off the area applied. The purpose of applying the egg whites is to eradicate the excess oil from the skin that promotes early healing of skin and acne.
It was previously an amateur practice but now it has scientifically proven that toothpaste actually help in curing the acne. Apply it unswervingly to your acne spot before retiring to bed. This is believed to help manage the swelling overnight. Just make sure that it is not the gel tooth paste but the paste.
Baking soda is commonly available in all kitchens. Apart from its chief function in baking it is also considered as a good as a facial scrub. The purpose of a facial scrub is to exfoliate the skin, eradicating dead skin that can ultimately clog pores and lead to acne spots. Add clean water to a small amount of baking soda and make a paste out of it that can be applied. Gently massage the paste on to your skin for 10 to 15 minutes. Then rinse the baking soda off with clean water. Pat your face dry with a clean towel that is not used before. Don’t allow the baking soda to stay on your face longer than fifteen minutes as it may case rashes.
Prepare a salt solution by adding salt into warm water. Use the resulting solution to wash your face two times a day i.e. morning and evening. This will remove the excess oil from your face making it safe from acne occurrence.
It is a popular home remedy for acne. Most of the people who use vinegar to treat acne use the apple cider but plain vinegar (commonly found) can also be put to use. In spite of which type you use, vinegar can be extremely helpful when it comes to clearing up acne problem. It has the capability to kill the acne causing bacteria, balance your skin’s pH level and absorb extra oil that gets accumulated on your skin. Starting with clean, dry skin, apply diluted vinegar (eight parts water to one part vinegar) straight to your skin with a cotton ball, and leave it on.
Include lots of fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet. Eat fiber rich foods like lentils and whole grains. Avoid fried foods and refined sugar. Alcohol and smoking is a big no too. Decrease the intake of tea, coffee and carbonated drinks. Instead shift to herbal tea or green tea. There are antioxidants present in green tea which prevent acne breakout. Make juices from wheat grass, aloe vera and lime an important part of your diet as they all have acne healing properties. Eat 3-4 cloves of garlic daily. It will help to boost the immune system and make the body strong enough to kill the acne inducing bacteria. Including these natural products in your diet is one of the most beneficial home remedies for back acne.
Water eliminates the impurities in the body and cleanses the entire system. Drink 1.5-2 liters of water every day. Also first thing in the morning, take a glass of lukewarm water with half a lemon and a teaspoon of honey in an empty stomach. This is one of the easiest back acne remedies.
Olive oil is a non-clogging oil that can be used in place of a chemical lotion to moisturize and hydrate the skin. It can be applied in the same fashion as the soap and the tea tree oil, by using the washcloth attached to the back scratcher. Pour 1 tbsp. of olive oil onto the washcloth, and apply the oil to the back after the tea tree oil has been absorbed by the skin. After a sufficient amount of oil is on the skin, let it sit there for 1 to 2 minutes to soak in. Use a dry washcloth to wipe away any excess oil that may remain on the skin.
Choose any of these members of the citrus family. Lime and lemon are very rich in citric acid that is a very good exfoliator. You can also apply fresh lemon juice varied with rose water in your face; leave it there for 15 minutes. A continuous application of this for fifteen days will give you astonishing results. Ground the orange peel with water to make a thick paste that can be applied on the acne spot to make you acne free. Lime combined with rose water is also an optional acne home remedy. Just apply it on your face and leave it for 15 to 20 minutes then rinse with warm water.
Oatmeal can absorb un-wanted oil and draw out impurities that reside deep in the skin. Cook some plain oat meal like you would for consumption. Let it cool off, and rub it over your clean skin. Let it stay for a while, like you would a mask, and then rinse off. If you do this on a usual basis, you should notice results soon.
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Is This the Earliest Photo of an Indiana High School Basketball Game?
This may be the earliest photo of an Indiana high school basketball game. Wingate High School vs Kokomo High School, January 16, 1915 at Kokomo Y.M.C.A. Source: Kokomo High School yearbook, The Sargasso, 1915, accessed via Howard County Memory Project (howardcountymemory.net).
For all of basketball’s cultural worth to the state, finding a photo of a basketball game from before the 1920s is a difficult task. Early basketball team photographs are rather plentiful, and frequently appeared in yearbooks, and newspapers. Action shots are much rarer, likely due to early-20th century Hoosiers having cameras that required long exposure times, which were unable to clearly capture moving subjects.
The introductory photo at the top of this blog post is the earliest that the Indiana Historical Bureau has yet to encounter of Indiana high school basketball players on the court, and about to play a game. The story behind the picture is an interesting one. The photo depicts the teams from Wingate High School and Kokomo High School before a January 16, 1915 game at the Kokomo Y.M.C.A. This moment was photographically commemorated because Wingate was the defending state champion, having won back-to-back titles in 1913 and 1914. Situated in northwestern Montgomery County, Wingate was a small school with only 67 students. Among those enrolled in that student body, however, was one of the best Indiana basketball players of that generation, Homer Stonebraker. The 6’4″ Stonebraker was a giant among his competitors. In 15 of the 18 box scores that research could uncover from Wingate’s 1913-14 regular season, Stonebraker averaged 24.9 points a game. By comparison, Wingate’s opponents only generated 17.3 points a game. After leading Wingate to consecutive state titles, Stonebraker graduated in 1914, and matriculated at Wabash College where he continued his athletic success and eventually carved out an eleven season career playing with professional clubs and early American Basketball League affiliates like the Fort Wayne Caseys, the Detroit McCarthys, and the Chicago Bruins.
Wingate’s 1914 championship team. Stonebraker is seated in the middle of the first row. Source: Indiana High School Athletic Association Annual Handbook for 1914, accessed via Indiana Memory.
This game Saturday will be the most important home game for the locals this season. Wingate’s team is a real championship contender again this year and a victory for Kokomo would mean that we also have a team of first class ability.
The very calm composure of the players in the photo taken before the game hardly indicated the animosity that developed in the ensuing contest. Kokomo lost the contentious game 31-15. The Indianapolis Star reported that “Wild scenes, which threatened frequently to break up the game, marked the second period of play and may result in . . . breaking off athletic relations.” The hired referee failed to show up for the game. Consequently, the two schools agreed to let a representative of each of the respective teams officiate one half each. Wingate led 13-7 at half time with Kokomo’s ex-player Tyner Spruce officiating. Wingate’s coach Hugh Vandivier refereed the second half and according to the newspaper reports showed favoritism to his own team, which drew the ire of the Kokomo fans. Ultimately, both squads would finish the season with disappointing records [Wingate (11-8) and Kokomo (7-10)], and neither team would advance out of their division tournaments to qualify for the state tournament.
1918 state championship game between Lebanon and Anderson at Indiana University’s “New” Gymnasium. Source: Indiana University yearbook, The Arbutus, 1918.
Attempts at basketball action photography continued to be a novelty throughout most of the 1910s. The 1918 title game between Lebanon and Anderson is one of the earliest-known attempts to photograph an Indiana high school championship game. Even then the visual chronicle leaves much to be desired, as the camera’s exposure time had yet to catch up to the action on the court. All of the players are out of focus, and several are nothing more than blurs in the image. Despite this, these pictures can give modern viewers small windows to glimpse the earliest years of Hoosier Hysteria.
For your bonus enjoyment, here’s another photo of a non-high school basketball practice from the 1912 Purdue University yearbook, The Debris. This photo is likely posed, which is why all the players are in focus with the exception of the top right defender’s blurry arms.
Purdue University yearbook, the Debris, 1912. Credit: Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.
Do you know of any Indiana basketball action photographs that are earlier or contemporary with these shown here? If so, let us know at ihb@history.in.gov.

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Drew Doughty (born December 8, 1989) is a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who currently plays for the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League (NHL). He was selected second overall by the Kings in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, following a standout junior career with the Guelph Storm of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), where he was twice voted the league's top offensive defenceman. He made his NHL debut in 2008 as an 18-year-old and was named to the All-Rookie Team. He has represented Canada four times internationally, winning a gold medal at the 2008 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships, where he was named the tournament's top defenceman, and a silver at the 2009 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships. The youngest player on the team, he won a gold medal at the 2010 Winter Olympics He was a finalist for the Norris Trophy as the top defenceman in 2010 and was a member of the Stanley Cup winning Kings team in 2012.
Following a strong training camp, Doughty made the Kings opening day roster to start the 2008–09 NHL season, one of eight 18-year-olds to do so across the league. Earning a spot on the Kings roster overwhelmed Doughty, who did not expect to play in the NHL so quickly. He made his NHL debut on October 11, 2008 against the San Jose Sharks, and scored his first goal on October 20 against the Colorado Avalanche. The Kings had the option of returning him to junior without using up one year of his rookie contract if they did so before he played his tenth NHL game. However, they chose to keep him on the roster for the season.
Doughty improved to 59 points in his sophomore season of 2009–10 and finished third in the league in scoring amongst defencemen. He was named to the second all-star team and was named a finalist for the Norris Trophy as the league's top defenceman. His coach, Terry Murray, praised Doughty for his improvement during the season. Doughty helped lead the Kings into the playoffs for the first time since 2002, though they lost their first round series to the Vancouver Canucks.
In the 2011/12 season, Doughty was elevated into a role where he was expected to shut down the opposition's top forwards, forcing him to focus more on his defensive play than his offensive. Consequently, Doughty's 36 points on the season was his lowest total in three years. He was the top-scoring defenceman in the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs, however, recording 16 points in 20 games to help the Kings win the first Stanley Cup championship in franchise history. Doughty was praised as the top player for either team in the final series, a six-game victory over the New Jersey Devils.
Both P.K. Subban and Drew Doughty will be looking to add to their respective trophy cabinets this month, after both were named finalists for the Norris Trophy back in mid-April. For Doughty, it will be the 4th time he has been nominated for the prestigious award (he won it 2016), handed out to the top defenseman of the year. In 2017-18, the London-native played in all 82 games for the Los Angeles Kings, leading the league in average ice-time (26:50) while also registering a new career-high in points (60). Subban, who won the award back in 2013, is being nominated for the 3rd time in his career, and is looking to become to the first Predator to claim the trophy. He also had an excellent season, tallying a career-high 16 goals while registering 59 points.
For more on Subban and Doughty, check out the nhl.com article here.
Perennial Norris Trophy candidate Drew Doughty is once again in the mix for NHL’s top prize for defensemen, after a fantastic 2017-18 campaign. The 28-year-old All-star is in the midst of one of his best statistical seasons in the NHL, while leading his Los Angeles Kings back to the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Through 80 games this year, the London, Ontario-native has set a new high in assists with 49, while equaling his career-best for points with 59.
For more on Doughty, check out the nhl.com article here.
Drew Doughty was named the 1st star of the game last night, guiding the Los Angeles Kings to an overtime defeat of the Minnesota Wild. With the win, the Kings catapulted themselves into 3rd place in the Pacific Division with 9 games left on the schedule. Doughty finished the contest with 3 points (including an assist on the game-tying goal late in the 3rd period) and a game-high 5 hits. The London-native has been hot of late, with 9 assists in his last 5 games.
For more on Doughty and last night’s game, check out the nhl.com recap here.
Drew Doughty registered his 400th point along with his 300th assist last night, as the Los Angeles Kings’ cruised to a 5-2 defeat of the Edmonton Oilers. The talented defenseman would finish the game with 2 assists, 3 shots on net, 2 hits and a +2 rating. The London-native is only the 2nd Kings defenseman ever to reach both milestones. For the season, Doughty has tallied 39 points (8 goals, 31 assists) a +17 rating and 4 game-winning goals in 53 games.
For more on Doughty and last night’s game, keep reading the nhl.com recap here.
Drew Doughty played a vital role in his team’s win last night, tallying 2 assists in a 2-1 defeat of the Calgary Flames. The 28-year-old defenseman, who will be heading to his 4th All-star game in February, also added 3 shots on net and 3 blocked shots in the victory, while leading all skaters in ice time (27:47). The London-native currently ranks in the top 5 for defensemen in a plethora of categories including points (35), assists (28), game-winning goals (4), TOI/GP (27:13) and shifts/GP (31.9).
For more on Doughty and last night’s game, keep reading the nhl.com story here.
Drew Doughty feels as though he has taken his game to another level this year, despite already being considered one the best players in the league. The 28-year-old defenseman is a two-time Stanley Cup Champion and a recent Norris Trophy winner, but that has not stopped him from staying humble and continuing to improve. Through 42 games, the London-native has 30 points (7 goals, 23 assists), ranks 2nd in the NHL in +/- (+21) and has four game-winning goals.
For more on Doughty, keep reading the nhl.com story here.
Drew Doughty was a key contributor to the Los Angeles Kings’ 5-2 win over the Minnesota Wild last night, tallying 3 assists in the contest. The 27-year-old star defenseman also led his team in ice-time (25:49) and finished the game with a +1 rating. The 2015-16 Norris Trophy winner has been one of the top defenseman through the first quarter of the season, positioning himself in the top 5 in a plethora of categories. The London-native currently sits 3rd amongst defenseman in points (22), 4th in assists (18), 2nd in plus/minus (+14), 3rd in TOI/GP (26:54) and 2nd in shifts per game (31.89).
Drew Doughty tallied 2 assists last night, as the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Detroit Red Wings by a score of 4-1. The London, Ontario-native is in the midst of a 3-game point streak, where he has 4 assists and plus/minus rating of +3. For the season, the Norris Trophy-winning defenseman has registered an impressive 18 points (4 goals, 14 assists) in 25 games, and is second in the league in ice-time per game (26:58).
Drew Doughty continued his clutch play of late last night, scoring a shorthanded, game-winning goal in the Los Angeles Kings’ 3-2 defeat of the New York Islanders. It was the second consecutive game that the All-star defenseman’s has tallied a game-winner, and his 3rd consecutive game with at least a point. Doughty has been an integral part of the Kings’ hot start to the season, registering 5 points (2 goals, 3 assists) and a +6 rating through the team’s first 5 games.
As Drew Doughty goes, so go the fortunes of the Los Angeles Kings. There may be no team in the league that relies more heavily on one player, with the London, Ontario-native logging more minutes than any other player in the NHL over the last 3 seasons. In that span, the 2015-2016 Norris Trophy winner also has a league best +1269 Corsi ranking in 5-on-5 situations. Last season, Doughty led his team in plus/minus, minutes logged, and points by a defenseman.
Drew Doughty was named the third star last night, as the Los Angeles Kings hung on to defeat the Anaheim Ducks, 3-2. The 2016 James Norris Memorial Trophy winner was a beast on both sides of the ice, leading all skaters with 26:22 of ice-time while also registering 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist) 4 shot on net and 3 blocked shots. The star defenseman currently ranks 1st in the league in shifts per game (33.5) and 4th in time of ice (27:04).
Drew Doughty chipped in with 2 assists on Saturday night, in Team Canada’s 5-2 win over the U.S.A. It was a nice, bounce back win for the Canadian contingent after having dropped their first pre-tournament game to the American squad on Friday. Doughty had a solid game on both sides of the ice, finishing the game with a +2 rating and 20:05 of ice time. He would go on to be named the 2nd star of the contest.
For more on Doughty and Canada’s win, check out the ice.wch2016 story here.
Third time proved to be the charm for Drew Doughty on Wednesday, as the stalwart Los Angeles Kings defenseman claimed his first career Norris Trophy. The London, Ontario-native had twice before been nominated as a finalist for the award, handed out to the NHL’s best defenseman. The two-time Stanley Cup Champion put it all together this year, ranking at or near the top in a number of categories. He led all D-men in 5-on-5 shot attempts percentage at 58.89, and the Kings were a whopping +537 in shot attempts with him on the ice.
For more on Doughy, keep reading the nhl.com story here.
Erik Karlsson and Drew Doughty have been selected as 2 of the 3 finalists for this year’s Norris Trophy, handed out to the “defensive player who demonstrates throughout the season the greatest all-round ability in that position." Karlsson was the offensive standout of the group, leading all defensemen in points (82) and placing 1st overall among all skaters in assists with 66. Doughty placed 9th among D-men in scoring with 51 points but his real strength was on the defensive end of the ice, where he led the Los Angeles Kings to the 3rd best goals allowed mark in the league.
For more on the Norris Trophy battle, check out the nhl.com story here.
Drew Doughty is by all accounts having a stellar 2015-2016 campaign, and according to the coach of the league-leading Washington Capitals, the London, Ontario-native has been the NHL’s best defenseman. The perennial All-star is currently in the top-10 in a plethora of categories among D-men, including shifts (1st), time of ice per game (3rd), plus/minus (6th), power play points (6th), goals (9th) and points (10th).
For more on Doughty, check out the sportsnet.ca story here.
Drew Doughty scored a goal and added an assist last night, as the Los Angeles Kings steamrolled the Boston Bruins by a score of 9-2. The 26-year-old All-star defenseman finished the game with 2 points, a plus/minus rating of +3 and logged a game-high 27:21 of ice-time. The London, Ontario-native is currently riding a 5-game point streak, tallying 3 goals and 4 assists in that span.
As the NHL gears up for the second half of the season, Erik Karlsson and Drew Doughty have distinguished themselves as frontrunners for the Norris Trophy. Karlsson has been far and away the best offensive D-man in 2015-16, leading all defensemen in points (45) and assists (36). The Swedish superstar also leads the way in ice-time, averaging 28:35 per contest. Doughty meanwhile has been integral to the Los Angeles Kings return to supremacy in the Western Conference. The 26-year-old defensive stalwart currently ranks 1st in shifts per game (34) and 3rd in ice-time (27:59), plus/minus (+16), and game winning goals (3).
For more on Karlsson and Doughty, check out the nhl.com article here.
Drew Doughty scored a goal and added an assist last night, guiding the Los Angeles Kings to a convincing, 3-0 win over the Montreal Canadiens. The perennial Norris Trophy candidate also led all skaters in ice time (25:06) and chipped in with 3 hits and 2 blocked shots. He would eventually be named the second star of the contest. Through 31 games, the 26-year-old defenseman has 19 points (5 goals, 14 assists) and a plus/minus rating of +11.
Madison Bowey is just months away from making his professional debut with either the Washington Capitals or their AHL affiliate the Hershey Bears, and expectations are high for the 20-year-old defenseman. The Winnipeg-native models his game after one of the NHL’s best in Drew Doughty, and is ready to show off his high skill set in the upcoming Capitals training camp. Bowey had an outstanding season in 2014-15, helping Team Canada to a gold medal in the World Junior Championships, before captaining the Kelowna Rockets to a WHL title and a spot in the Memorial Cup.
For more on Bowey, check out the nhl.com piece here.
Erik Karlsson managed to fend off both Drew Doughty and P.K. Subban on Wednesday night, capturing his 2nd career Norris Trophy in the process. He becomes just the third player in NHL history to win two Norris trophies before the age of 26, joining hall-of-famers Booby Orr and Denis Potvin. The Swedish dynamo received 964 votes, just ahead of fellow D-men Drew Doughty (889) and P.K. Subban (801).
For more on Karlsson, check out the nhl.com piece here.
After another extraordinary season saw Drew Doughty win a second Olympic gold medal and Stanley Cup ring, the electrifying D-man has gained appreciation amongst his peer group, too. A recently conducted NHL player poll had the 24-year old star ranked 3rd overall in the league, and 1st among defensemen. With this kind of recognition, it seems like only a matter of time before the London-native captures his first ever James Norris Memorial Trophy.
For more on Doughty, keep reading the rantsports.com article here.
The Los Angeles finally found a way to beat Henrik Lundqvist, scoring off of a rebound in double overtime to claim the Stanley Cup. The Swedish goalie did everything he could to force a 6th game back in New York, stopping 48 of the 51 shots he faced. In the end it was breakout star Tyler Toffoli who took the shot that led to the game-winning goal. Drew Doughy had a big game for the Kings, assisting on a goal while playing a team-leading 41:21 of ice-time. Jarret Stoll also chipped in with an assist on the first goal of the game.
For more on Friday night's cup-clinching game, keep reading the nhl.com recap here.
Down 2-0 to the New York Rangers, The Los Angeles Kings came all the way back to clinch a 3-2, overtime victory in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Mike Richards played an instrumental role on the winning goal, delivering a perfect pass for his teammate to slot home, while Drew Doughty set the wheels in motion in the second period, scoring a highlight reel goal to tie the game at 2-2.
For more on the Kings’ dramatic win, keep reading the nhl.com recap here.
Drew Doughty has been getting a lot of praise lately, to the point where his teammates have been comparing him to one of the all-time greats: Nicklas Lidstrom. Still just 24-years-old, the Toronto-native has already earned a Stanley Cup ring (2011-12) and two Olympic gold medals (2010, 2014). He has been nothing short of exceptional in these 2014 Playoffs, anchoring the L.A. Kings defense on another Cup run.
For more on Doughty, check out the sports.yahoo.com story here.
With the Conference Semifinals now in full swing, the talk has turned to potential Conn Smythe winners with Drew Doughty and P.K. Subban leading the conversation. The two Olympic gold medalists have anchored their respective team from a defensive and offensive standpoint, both leading their teams in ice-time and contributing in all facets of the game. Doughty has an impressive +7 rating with one goal and nine assists, while Subban leads his team in scoring with twelve points (4 goals, 8 assists) in just 14 games played.
For more on Doughty and Subban, keep reading the espn.com article here.
The Los Angeles Kings are up 2-0 in their Second Round Playoff Series with the Anaheim Ducks, and a big part of the story has been the resilience of Drew Doughty, who has been a pillar of strength on the Kings blue line. Through two games the Ducks have been limited to 3 goals, and the 24-year-old star has been a big part of the defensive effort, averaging almost 30 minutes of ice time a game and compiling a plus/minus of +4.
Drew Doughty and Tyler Toffoli both scored, as the Los Angeles Kings beat the San Jose Sharks 5-1 to advance to the 2nd round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Down 3-0 in the series, the Kings came all the way back, winning four consecutive matches to advance. Doughty scored a power play goal early in the second period to tie the game, and went on to be named the game’s third star. Toffoli meanwhile scored an important insurance goal in the 3rd period to put the game out of reach. It was the young star’s 3rd goal of the series, good for 7th overall in the playoffs thus far.
For more on last night’s game, keep reading the latimes.com article here.
Defenseman Drew Doughty was named the first star last night, as his Los Angeles Kings defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-2. The Olympic gold medalist and all-star scored the go-ahead goal in the third period, his second game-winning goal of the season. He also led all skaters in ice time with 25:59 played.
Team Canada found a way to sneak by the Finnish squad, Sunday, and once again Drew Doughty was the hero, scoring both of Canada’s goals in a 2-1, overtime victory. With the score tied 1-1 at the end of regulation, Doughty decided to take matters into his own hands, slotting home the winner at the 2:32 mark of overtime. It was the Ontarian’s 4th goal of the tournament, the most by a defenseman in the competition thus far.
For more on Doughty, check out the thestar.com story here.
Team Canada got off to a good start, Thursday, defeating the Norwegians 3-1. Defenseman Drew Doughty was one of the stars of the game, scoring a goal and adding an assist in the victory. After Norway had closed the gap to 2-1 early in the third period, Doughty scored the all-important insurance goal, splitting through two Norwegian defenders before backhanding a shot into the top corner.
For more on Team Canada’s opening game, check out the nhl.com article here.
Coming off an incredible Stanley Cup run, the beginning to the L.A. Kings 2012-13 season was, as some expected, a trifle underwhelming. However, with 13 days left in the season and this year’s playoffs looming, you can now safely say that the Kings are locked in, and star players like Mike Richards and Drew Doughty are leading the charge.
Both players are getting hot at exactly the right time. Since the beginning of the month of April, Richards has recorded a point in each of his last 6 games while Doughy has scored in 4 of the last five.
The team as a whole reflects these clutch performances. After a slow start the Kings now sit 4th in the Western Conference, having gone 6-2-2 in their last ten games.


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A pretty important person stopped by — well, kind of — the Creating Change conference in downtown Atlanta on Friday to give more than 3,000 LGBT activists and allies words of encouragement as well as a thank them for their work to ensure equality for all.
That man was President Barack Obama, who sent a videotaped message to conference attendees — the first time a sitting president has addressed Creating Change, the largest LGBT conference in the country. He also congratulated The Gay and Lesbian Task Force, which hosts the conference, on its 40th anniversary.
Last year, Pulitzer-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas visited the University of Georgia in Athens to discuss immigration reform with students.
His talk came on the heels of Georgia legislature’s passage of a controversial immigration law that included alleged racial profiling and the “show me your papers” provision.
At UGA, Vargas said he had a conversation with a student that has stuck with him as one of the most memorable he’s ever had.
“This young man raised his hand and identified himself as a young Republican. We had a really great exchange and toward the end I asked him where he was from. He said, ‘What do you mean? I’m American.’ I asked him again, though, where he was from. He goes, ‘I’m white.’ But white is not a place. I asked him again where he was from and he didn’t know,” Vargas said.

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SpaceX has long been bullish on the idea of selling seats on its spacecraft to private citizens who are willing to pony up enough cash for a trip into space. The company has said in the past that it will do just that once the technology is in place, but last night the official SpaceX surprise everyone by announcing that the reveal of the very first paid Moon passenger is coming on Monday, September 17.
The trip, which will take the person (or persons?) on a round-trip journey around Earth’s only natural satellite, will be made possible by SpaceX’s BFR. The ‘Big Falcon Rocket’ (or Big F*cking Rocket, depending on who you ask) isn’t anywhere close to actually getting off the ground today, so there are a whole lot of questions the company will need to answer when it makes the announcement.
SpaceX is a company doing things that have never really been done before. It has successfully commercialized spaceflight, sending supplies to the International Space Station on a regular basis and launching countless satellites for all kinds of customers. That’s all awesome — seriously, it is — but the company has yet to actually put a person in space.
Both SpaceX and Boeing are currently racing to fulfill NASA’s crewed spacecraft needs, and both companies are well behind their original schedules. SpaceX is going to get there, and it’s well on its way, but it’s just not there yet, and that raises some big concerns now that the company is days away from parading its first “space tourist” in front of the media.
Nobody really knows the timeline for when SpaceX’s BFR will be ready. The best-case scenario — that is, the timeline with no setbacks or delays — is still pushing well into the 2020s, based on the current state of the company’s hardware. Even the earliest successful tests will be years ahead of an actual manned launch, and farther still from a space tourism trip.
Whoever SpaceX announces as its first private astronaut on Monday shouldn’t expect to be heading to space before 2023 at the absolute earliest, with 2024 or 2025 being much more likely. If test failures or delays mount, it could be even later than that.
Nevertheless, SpaceX does indeed seem fully committed to following through. The identity of the first passenger is still unknown, but CEO Elon Musk has ramped up speculation by tweeting out a Japanese flag emoji when asked. There are plenty of science-savvy Japanese billionaires, so it’s a real toss-up at this point, but we won’t have to wait long to find out.

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We inspect our school area and playground to make sure all areas are free of hazards and safe for children.
CDLC believes that it is important for the children to play outdoors daily, weather permitting. We will be going outside every day possible. Be sure to send your child in play clothes, appropriate shoes and a warm jacket, hat and mittens when needed.
Children need to be active to learn. We provide large motor time every day. In addition to motor curriculum teachers incorporate physical activity in classroom routines and transitions. Outdoor and indoor spaces are provided for kids to be active.
Minor bumps and scrapes are an everyday part of your child exploring and learning through experience. Minor injuries sustained at preschool are reported to parents on an “Ouch Report”, of which you will receive a copy and/or an email notification. If your child is injured in our care, our first step is to administer first aid. A first aid kit is available in the office. The most common treatment given is ice on bumps, soap and water cleansing and a bandage on a minor wound. In case of accidental injury, we will make an immediate attempt to contact a parent or guardian; attempt to contact the child’s physician or attempt to contact you through the emergency numbers you have listed. Depending on the injury, we will contact you by phone, note or in person. If necessary, we will also call an ambulance to take the child to the emergency center at the Fairview Ridges Hospital. Until the arrival of a parent, physician, or ambulance, the director, office manager, or teacher will accompany the child to the medical facility. All staff is certified in First Aid and CPR. An AED is located in the building and all CDLC staff are trained on the proper use of an AED.
Neither CDLC nor Prince of Peace Lutheran Church covers your child for medical insurance. This coverage is up to each family to provide for the child. Prince of Peace holds liability insurance coverage for CDLC. Each child must have a signed emergency release form and a signed tuition policy agreement form in his file.
CDLC takes security very seriously. All CDLC staff members wear CDLC ID’s. Children are released only to adults given written authorization. The front door will be locked during school hours for our student’s safety.
At the time of registration, each family fills out a registration form. This form includes the name, address and telephone numbers of the doctor, dentist, friends or relatives to be contacted in the event of an emergency if you cannot be reached. We request we have the local phone numbers where you can be reached while your child is at school. CDLC must have on file at all times a correct phone number where you can be reached in case of an emergency. If your phone number(s) and/or address change during the school year, please contact the CDLC office to ensure that we always have accurate information.
Our staff and children will practice fire, tornado and lockdown drills in conjunction with their regular routines. Emergency supplies are kept on site.
Pick Up Expectations – If you are notified that a controlled release and reunification is needed, there are some expectations that you should be aware of. First, bring a photo ID. That will streamline things during reunification. Second, be patient. Reunification is a process that protects the safety of the child.
If CDLC and the Christian Life Center both have to be evacuated the meeting place will be at the garage located on lower eastside parking lot. Reunification procedure will be the same.
In case of severe weather or hazardous road conditions, school will be closed for the full day. These days will coincide with Burnsville Public Schools (District 191) and Prince of Peace Lutheran Church severe weather closings or delays or by special announcement on http://kstp.com/schoolalert/ and Channel 5 Television.
In case of emergencies other than severe weather, i.e. building maintenance problems or special circumstances affecting a majority of our staff, a special announcement will be placed on http://kstp.com/schoolalert/ and Channel 5 Television.
All CDLC staff members are mandated reporters. We will report all suspected sexual abuse, neglect, physical maltreatment and threatened injuries to the local Child Protection Agency, 952-891-7459.
Maltreatment of Minors Mandated Reporting Policy for DHS Licensed Programs.
Any person may voluntarily report abuse or neglect. If you work with children in a licensed facility, you are legally required or mandated to report and cannot shift the responsibility of reporting to your supervisor or to anyone else at your licensed facility. If you know or have reason to believe a child is being or has been neglected or physically or sexually abused within the preceding three years you must immediately (within 24 hours) make a report to an outside agency.
If you know or suspect that a child is in immediate danger, call 911. All reports concerning suspected abuse or neglect of children occurring in a licensed facility should be made to the Department of Human Services, Licensing Division’s Maltreatment Intake line at 651-297-4123. Reports regarding incidents of suspected abuse or neglect occurring within a family or in the community should be made to the local county social services agency at 952-891-7459 or local law enforcement at 952-890-2460. If your report does not involve possible abuse or neglect, but does involve possible violations of Minnesota Statutes or Rules that govern the facility, you should call the Department of Human Services, Licensing Division at 651-296-3971.
Definitions of maltreatment are contained in the Reporting of Maltreatment of Minors Act (Minnesota Statutes, section 626.556) and should be attached to this policy. A report to any of the above agencies should contain enough information to identify the child involved, and persons responsible for the abuse or neglect (if known), and the nature and extent of the maltreatment and/or possible licensing violations. For reports concerning suspected abuse or neglect occurring within a licensed family, the report should include any actions taken by the facility in response to the incident.
An employee of any mandated reporter shall not retaliate against the mandated reporter for reports made in good faith or against a child with respect to whom the report is made. The Reporting of Maltreatment of Minors Act contains specific provisions regarding civil actions that can be initiated by mandated reporters who believe that retaliation has occurred.
There is a need for corrective action by the license holder to protect the health and safety of children in care.
The internal review will be completed by the Director. If this individual is involved in the alleged or suspected maltreatment the Assistant Director will be responsible for completing the internal review.
The facility must document completion of the internal review and provide documentation of the review to the commissioner upon the commissioner’s request.
The license holder must provide training to all staff related to the mandated reporting responsibilities as specified in the Reporting of Maltreatment of Minors Act (Minnesota Statutes, section 626.556). The license holder must document the provision of this training in individual personnel records, monitor implementation by staff, and ensure that the policy is readily accessible to staff, as specifies under the Minnesota Statutes, section 245.04, subdivision 14.
The mandated reporting policy must be provided to parents of all children at the time of enrollment in the child care program and must be made available upon request.
We will provide a list of parents upon request. Parents can then make their own arrangements for carpooling. The school does not assume liability for the transportation of children to and from school.
Children are expected to be with parent(s) or carpool parent(s) prior to drop off and after pickup. We want to ensure safe entry and exit from the building for everyone. Children are to be supervised at all times in the building or outside. If you are waiting for class to begin or are visiting with other parents, children are to be within your sight.
Access to CDLC is from the North parking lot of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Please do not park along the one-way drive adjacent to the building. This is an emergency lane (yellow curb). We expect our parents and children to demonstrate safe behaviors in the parking lot. Drop-off and pick-up times can be very hectic making the parking lot a dangerous situation. Children should not be allowed to run in the parking lot and they should be accompanied by an adult at all times. We also ask that for your child’s safety, that their car seats be located on the passenger side of the vehicle. This way the child will not have to cross traffic at drop off and pick up.
School hours are 9:00 – 11:30 am for morning sessions, 12:45 – 3:15 pm for afternoon sessions, and 9:00 am – 3:15 pm for all day sessions. Teachers and volunteers will be on car duty to take children from your car 15 minutes before the school session begins.
Although teachers are in the building prior to this time, they need time to prepare interest centers to be of maximum benefit to your child. We ask that you DO NOT bring your child in early.
Please try to bring your child by the starting time, so your child will not feel uncomfortable arriving after the other children.
All children who arrive late must be brought to the office. We cannot be responsible for children who are just dropped off. We will begin programming at 9:00 am and 12:45 pm.
When bringing your child to CDLC, parents must enter at the star (see map), then go down the one way drive to Door E for drop off.
At dismissal, you will be given a carpool number to show while driving up. All parents drive up to Door E (see map). The children in your carpool will be brought out to your car by a staff member or parent volunteer.
Please observe the Entrance and Exit driving regulations explained on your driving pattern map in order to prevent accidents. Prince of Peace has directional signs that must be followed. Please remember to drive slowly and carefully in the parking lot at all times.
For your child’s safety, no unauthorized person will be allowed to pick him/her up from CDLC, be sure to write a note (this is preferred) or call if your child is to be picked up by someone other than you. We will ask anyone we do not recognize for a picture ID. If we are not informed of an unauthorized person picking up your child, we will try to contact you or your emergency contacts.
It is important that you be prompt in picking up your child. Not only does your child need the assurance that you will be on time, but our teachers must clean up and prepare for their next class or the building must be shut down for the day. A fee of $5.00 per 15 minutes will be due at the time of the late pick-up. However, exceptions may occasionally be made in emergency situations. Please contact the school if you are going to be late picking up your child. Be sure to keep the school’s phone number with you at all times.
Dial 911 to alert authorities if more than 60 minutes has passed and no contact has been made with parents/guardians or emergency contacts.

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text: The five drummers will play drums for 100 hours simultaneously and consecutively, during which time competitors will be able to stop for five minutes per each hour played. To guarantee the recognition of the record the management of the rest time will be done as a group and always simultaneously. To beat this record it is necessary that three of the five drummers spend the 100 hours playing the drums.

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Lift open the top of this stylishly designed The Bronzed The Beautiful Palette French Riviera Edition by Too Faced and for a moment you might feel like you’re holding a box of chocolates. One bronzers actually contains cacao. It’s like indulging without piling on the pounds. Read further to find out why this palette is now part of my every day makeup routine.
I was given this lovely The Bronzed The Beautiful Palette during my internship at BRAVA Magazine in the USA. Like many other magazines we would receive a ton of makeup from brands to feature in upcoming issues. Once the issue was printed the editors that worked on an article about some of these products were aloud to take a few home. You can check out the article I wrote for BRAVA Magazine HERE.
The Bronzed The Beautiful Palette French Riviera Edition contains three of Too Faced’s signature bronzers: Chocolate Soleil (which contains real cacao!), Sun Bunny and Snow Bunny. As a bonus you get a primer (that I won’t be reviewing, as I have used it too little to make a valid statement) and Powdered Sun, a highlighter. Because of the large variety in colors this palette can be used all year round. Larger versions of all three bronzers can be bought individually. Too Faced also included three instruction cards that offer how-to’s on looks ranging from classically golden to all-out glam with this palette.
From left to right, against the clock: Powdered Sun, Snow Bunny, Sun Bunny and Chocolate Soleil. As you can see the pigmentation is great, even that of the matte bronzer Chocolate Soleil. I love to use Chocolate Soleil to contour and add the light rose colored side of Snow Bunny as a subtile highlighter. Powdered Sun is a little too gold for my fair skin, but would look lovely on olive colored girls. When I want to contour my cheekbones a bit heavier or long for that ‘sun kissed’ look I use Sun Bunny.
Here I heavily applied Chocolate Soleil to test out how buidable this matte bronzer is. As you can see it’s possible to shape your cheekbones like Kim Kardashian West with this delicious smelling bronzer! Powdered Sun leaves a pretty golden glow. I find it a little too golden for my fair skin. The gold looks lovely however when I’m a little tanner.
Packaging – Lovely! The pink and brown stripes totally drew me in. Packaging sells.
Amount of product – Amazing. The top picture of this post is actually taken after using the palette for more then a MONTH.
Texture – All of the bronzers are quite ‘creamy’. The only downside to this palette for me are the shimmers in Powdered Sun; they’re a little too big for my taste.
Lasts – Pretty much all day, although this depends on the foundation you were underneath and if you rub your face like I do.
Other colors available? – Chocolate Soleil comes in a lighter shade: Milk Chocolate Soleil.
Price vs Product – I’d say that $38 (± €29,46) for this whole palette is quite a good prize considering that Too Faced is a high-end makeup brand.
!! For all my American readers: this palette is on sale right now, retailing for $34,20 instead of $38. Not a bad deal for three bronzers, a highlighter and a primer.
Ja he! En daarnaast is de make-up ook nog eens van goede kwaliteit!
Dit lijkt me een erg goed palette; en die verpakking, geweldig!


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First and foremost, I want to thank ALL of you who entered my giveaway! I loved reading your confessions and your comments and I was just so excited to pick a winner! And a very special congratulations to Linda! You won my giveaway! Yay! (Maybe this will help with your Christmas cheer!) Linda, if you could email me with your mailing address, I’ll get these prizes mailed out in a week or two.
I don’t have much to say today. My weekend was spent shopping for those last-minute gifts, wrapping presents, watching cheesy Christmas movies, and icing Christmas cookies with my favorite little boy.
Today, I am planning on taking it easy but also baking up a storm (chocolate chip cookies and peppermint bark brownies, anyone?) for our Christmas celebration with my family tomorrow while watching beloved Christmas movies. I’m also attending a candlelight Christmas Eve service at my church and then experiencing that magical excitement Christmas Eve night brings as I try to fall asleep. So much excitement!
I hope everyone has a fabulous Christmas with your family and I will be back later this week for my usual end-of-the-year wrap-up posts!
I have never been a huge fan of the Otterbox cases because they seem so big and clunky. I like sleek cases, where I can easily slip my iPhone in my back pocket and go. But then I started dropping my phone. A lot. In parking lots. On cement. On the running path. My current case, that I’ve had for a few months, is battered and parts of it have chipped off because I’ve dropped it so many times. It’s time to realize I am too clumsy to not have a more protective case for my phone. Especially since I don’t have insurance on it so if it shatters, I am so screwed.
I have succumbed. I want a pair of TOMS. Am I turning into a hipster? Perhaps, but I just want these shoes. I have been told they are super, super comfy and I am nothing but all about comfort. I just want to try some out and see for myself!
Do I need a new Kindle? No. I have the Kindle Touch, got it for Christmas last year, and it’s perfectly fine. (Except for some minor scratches.) But then I saw that Kindle released a new version. The Paperwhite. With new fonts and a built-in light for nighttime reading. And I just have to have it.
I hate chopping vegetables. It’s one of the worst parts of cooking for me and why I usually opt for the easier (read: not as healthy) meals because my hatred runs that deep. So the easiest solution to this? Get a damn chopper, Steph! It does the work for me and I can stop shying away from all those healthy dishes that require so much veggie chopping prep work. A win-win!
100% of my bags and accessories come from Vera Bradley. My obsession with this store knows no real limits. I have an all-in-one wristlet currently that I have used throughout the year and it’s just about my favorite thing ever because it fits all I need. All my cards and money, a place for my license to be easily accessed, and a slot for my iPhone to fit easily. The chain even lets me hang my keys off it so I don’t have to lug a purse everywhere I go. The one I have now is getting dirty and old, so a fresh new one in a new design would make me very happy!
Don’t forget to enter my holiday giveaway – some wonderful holiday goodies from me to you!
Every year, I like to spend the week leading up to Christmas in full-time holiday mode on my blog. I originally began this because of Nora back in 2010 and this will be my third year doing this! I’m excited for all the posts I have planned for this upcoming week but I am the most excited about today’s post because after weeks and weeks of preparation, it’s finally here: my holiday giveaway!
Over the past few weeks, I have spent my time mulling over ideas for what to put in this giveaway. After an entire year of listening to me jabber on and on about anything and everything, I wanted to do something special for those of you who are still here and supporting me. This blog is easily one of my favorite hobbies and I enjoy the relationships that have formed because of it. Because of the support and advice I have gotten, I have found new interests, new ideas, and have pushed myself out of my comfort zone more and more.
This giveaway isn’t sponsored by any company. I spent my own time and money to put this together and I don’t say that to toot my own horn, but to say that these are things I would want in a giveaway myself and every single item was lovingly selected with YOU in mind.
Sounds like something you want to win? I hope so! The way to enter is easy: just leave a comment on this post with your one holiday confession. Make it good! I will choose a winner by random drawing and announce it on Christmas Eve.
This giveaway will remain open until Sunday, December 23rd at 11:59pm EST. Winner will be announced on Monday, December 24th.
*Eisley necklace provided by Kerri of Your Wishcake for the purposes of this giveaway. She is a true gem.
Sooooo… I have a bit of an obsession with Christmas-themed gel window clings, as referenced by the above photo.
Yes, those are my sliding glass doors.
The obsession started about two years ago when I bought my first window clings at Target. From there, I started picking up little packets every time I saw some that I loved. Wal-Mart. Bed, Bath, and Beyond. But mostly Target. The first year, there was just a lone snowman and a Santa with some snowflakes.
Now? I have candy canes and Christmas trees and penguins and presents and stockings and reindeer and gingerbread men. Christmas lights and more snowflakes than I know what to do with.
My mom has snowman and gingerbread ornaments. I have Christmas window clings. It’s definitely a process setting them up and taking them down every year but I love it. I love seeking out new clings, love setting up new scenes, love the look of them as I walk past my apartment. For some, they may seem tacky but for me, they are just another expression of the utter joy and glee that Christmas brings to me.
Do you have any obsessions when it comes to Christmastime? Spill in the comments!
2. Hot chocolate, egg nog, or mulled wine?
Hot chocolate for sure! Egg nog is way too sweet for my liking and I’ve never heard of mulled wine. Is it different than regular wine?
I like to put them up the weekend after Thanksgiving. I would put them up sooner if I could.
5. What’s your favorite Christmas tradition?
I love our tradition of waking up early to open Christmas presents. It’s a pretty ordinary one but I love the anticipation Christmas Eve brings! Also, stockings. My mom fills them so full, they have to lay on their side on the table or propped up against presents under the tree. And they are always filled with such goodies!
Never. And I don’t think I ever want to. Not my thing!
No, actually, I was in second grade, so around seven/eight. I had suspected but was laughed at by my “friends” when I said I still believed. Kids are cruel.
The presents? I’ll admit it: I’m really looking forward to what’s under the tree for me! I love giving gifts but come on, receiving is pretty sweet as well. I can’t wait to see what others think of the gifts I gave them, as well! I tried hard this year and I think I did a pretty good job picking out presents.
Other than a Kindle Touch, a new bedspread, or a new some of those delicious Snickers nutcrackers? I would like for my dad to call me and want to restore our relationship. That? That would make this Christmas the best one ever. That would be the best gift anyone could ever give me.
*Only a quote from the best Christmas movie ever. Yes. Ever.
Last year, I completed my first Holiday Week on my blog. I got the idea from Nora. A week of holiday posts, writing about whatever your heart desires. Beginning my second year with a list of memories from Christmas’s past that fill me with utter joy and glee whenever I reminisce about them.
> Staying up an entire Christmas Eve night/Christmas morning with my brother when we were in middle school. I ended up falling asleep at 10:00am the next morning, but we were so proud of ourselves because we had tried to do this for so many years. The key was to watch loud, action movies. They kept us awake and our minds busy.
> Waking up one Christmas morning to seeing two bikes parked in the kitchen/dining room by our sliding glass doors. Mine was pink with pretty sparkly streamers. I can still remember how surprised and excited I was to see my bike.
> Finding a mysterious large box in my walk-in closet that my brother and I grilled my mom about all throughout December. She insisted it was a gift for my cousin my uncle had asked her to keep. Turns out? It was our very first computer. Best gift ever.
> The anticipation of counting down to Christmas, whether it be in my classroom (we usually made paper links) or with a Christmas countdown at home. Getting to the single-digit days were exciting.
> Dressing up the Christmas tree with mismatched ornaments, many created by my brother and me.
> Creating the most hideous Christmas cookies with as much frosting, sprinkles, and M&M’s as we could.
> Being given the “Toys R Us” catalog and circling all the toys I wanted.
> Waking up on Christmas morning to see the cookies and milk my brother and I left for Santa gone, and a letter written by him in its place.
> Candlelight services at church. They never fail to fill me with Christmas spirit and remind me of the real reason this time is so special.
> Making my first gingerbread house, even if it was put together wrong and a wall began caving in minutes after I finished decorating it.
What’s one holiday memory that you have from your own childhood?


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Rembrandt’s variety as a draughtsman, coupled with the dearth of well-documented sheets among the many attributed to him, poses considerable problems for modern cataloguers of his work. Judgments often have to be based on drawings ascribed to him only by tradition and confirmed by no more certain authority than modern opinion. Section 1 of this Introduction outlines the early creation of a false Rembrandt oeuvre, which sprang from the more-or-less unquenchable desire of collectors to own examples of his work. The false accretions exacerbate the problem of reconstructing not only Rembrandt’s oeuvre, but also those of his followers. The early art market almost obliterated all trace of many of Rembrandt’s pupils by ascribing their works wholesale to their master.
By the mid-19th century, some 200 years after the artist’s death, when the first attempts to list Rembrandt’s paintings and drawings systematically were made, the fog of misattributions had become extremely dense. No individual cataloguer’s visual memory could conceivably have restored to Rembrandt, without error, what he alone had painted and drawn. Nor was sufficient evidence available to reconstitute the separate artistic personalities of those pupils whose works had been wrongly ‘upgraded’ into Rembrandt’s oeuvre. Connoisseurs had to rely on their notes, their memories and on a modest number of engraved reproductions.
Since the 1850s gradual progress has been achieved towards identifying those works that have been wrongly attributed Rembrandt, but considerable difficulties remain. Clearly, the few documented works have to form the starting point for the reconstruction of the oeuvre as a whole. Scholars have too often put their trust in dubious paintings and drawings, but still more damagingly, they have resorted to them as points of departure for further attributions to the master. Examples will follow, but a brief history of the scholarly attempts that have been made to define the corpus of Rembrandt’s works will set the current problems in context.
The most recent complete catalogue of Rembrandt’s drawings was compiled by the late Otto Benesch and first published in the 1950s. It accepted 1,450 works as by Rembrandt, including a few by his pupils that he was believed to have retouched or corrected himself. A second edition, with some additions, was brought out by Benesch’s widow, Eva Benesch, in 1973. The catalogue is fully illustrated and runs to six volumes, but soon after its publication, in reviews of the late 1950s and early 1960s, critics gave it a mixed reception. They agreed that Benesch had accepted too many drawings as autograph, and one commentator, Jacob Rosenberg, went so far as to register his ‘shock’ at the appearance in the catalogue of some of the most spurious sketches from the Munich print room (mentioned in Section 1 above). Since its publication, some 30% of the drawings that Benesch accepted have been described as workshop productions by other scholars, and many other drawings still await a more recent verdict, but Benesch’s six volumes remain both the standard work of reference and the basis for further enquiry.
The yet stronger misgivings about Rembrandt attributions voiced by Daniel Daulby in 1796, quoted in the first section, were echoed by the earliest cataloguers of Rembrandt’s paintings and drawings. As we have seen, they included E.J.T. Thoré-Bürger, who published lists of the Rembrandts conserved in several collections in the 1850s and 1860s, including some of the drawings in the British Museum. Carel Vosmaer brought out monographs with lists in 1868 and 1877, Eugène Dutuit wrote another in the 1880s and Émile Michel published a lengthy book on the master in 1893.  These authorities all doubted the authenticity of many works they had studied but lacked the tools necessary to undertake a fundamental revision. Their difficulties were aggravated not only by vested interests but also by the sheer scale of the corpus that, though never small, had been artificially expanded to massive proportions. Nevertheless, their efforts laid the basis for the catalogues produced by all later scholars who, however, have had to contend with jealous guardians of the attributions that had been promulgated or supported by these eminent authorities before them.
Reservations continued to be expressed by subsequent writers, chiefly Wilhelm von Bode (catalogue of paintings, 1897–1905), Cornelis Hofstede de Groot (paintings with Bode, a second paintings’ catalogue of 1915 and a drawings catalogue of 1906), W.R. Valentiner (paintings in 1908 with a controversial supplement in 1921, and a never-completed drawings catalogue, two volumes of which appeared in 1925 and 1934) and Abraham Bredius (paintings catalogue of 1935). They all re-examined Rembrandt’s oeuvre, often with the sharp critical comments of Woldemar von Seidlitz snapping at their heels. Only Valentiner appears to have defended the scale of the corpus of paintings that he had inherited, although his comments on the drawings were somewhat more critical. For later scholars, the impact of Bredius’s 1935 catalogue of the paintings was considerable, yet it was one of the last publications by a scholar whose views were formed in the late 19th century. In 1969 it was revised by Horst Gerson, who had provided the captions for the 1935 edition, but as all more recent researchers agree, Gerson remained faithful to too many of Bredius’s views and his analysis of individual works was often superficial.
The American writer, John C. Van Dyke, forms something of a maverick figure in the story. In the 1920s he published two books on Rembrandt in which he cast doubt for the first time on many works that have since been ascribed to the school. But he doubted almost everything. The story is told that he was asked how Rembrandt ever became a proficient, let alone famous painter, if he had produced so little. Nevertheless Van Dyke should be given credit for having challenged scholars to explain the inconsistencies in their image of Rembrandt’s output, but his pronouncements were often so wild that the challenge was ignored.
All these commentators benefited from or assisted in the publication, between 1895 and 1912, of photographic reproductions of most of the paintings and drawings then known, a fundamental prerequisite of progress. Rembrandt’s etchings, which had been catalogued by Gersaint, Daulby and Bartsch in the 18th century, posed less of a problem at least partly because of their ready availability on the market. The cataloguers could themselves own or at least work among the original prints in large numbers, allowing for an intensive scrutiny of this section of Rembrandt’s oeuvre that was unthinkable for the paintings and drawings. As noted in Section 1 above, many of the prints bear signatures and dates, an additional aid to their study.
^  - The monographs discussed here are those that contributed most to the definition of the corpus, especially of the drawings.

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Was on lot 8, sub-division of lot 1 of the 13th patent. Sold to Gabriel Manny 1804. Came into possession of Ross family in 1839.
Erected 1932 by State Educational Department.
Location. 42° 55.705′ N, 74° 10.437′ W. Marker is in Amsterdam, New York, in Montgomery County. Marker is on East Main Street, on the right when traveling west. Touch for map. Not on NY 5. Marker is at or near this postal address: 364 East Main Street, Amsterdam NY 12010, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 3 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Green Hill Cemetery (approx. 0.9 miles away); "Mother Lake" (approx. 0.9 miles away); Sanford Mansion (approx. one mile away); Chuctanunda Terrace Site (approx. 1.1 miles away); Donato (Dan) Persico, Chief T/M (approx. 1.2 miles away); Sweet Canal Store (approx. 1.3 miles away); Manny’s Corners Cemetery (approx. 2 miles away); Guy Park (was approx. 2.2 miles away but has been reported missing. ). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Amsterdam.
More. Search the internet for Old Manny Inn.
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