 this scenario.
“There’s always stress on the secondary. I mean, we've got to make plays back there regardless of who’s back there,” he said. “We lost a couple of big guys. Dee was really coming on and Dexter also. It’s an opportunity for other guys.”
Milliner said he’s eager to get back on the field, but he’s not going to rush back so as to not cause further injury or hurt the team by giving up big plays if he’s not at 100 percent.
“I was doing good for the most part, practicing good. I did good in the first game,” said Milliner, who had two pass deflections in the preseason opener. “I was working toward getting better each day. And with something like this, it’s frustrating to me because like I said, I want to be out there and be involved.”
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LITTLE DANCER, AGED 14 was installed at an 18-ft. scale in Gas Light Park in Milwaukee’s historic Third Ward in the summer of 2013. I had spent many years refining that image and each of its eight crescents. The little dancer has been central to my work in both emotional and formal terms. I wanted to make use of the same formal elements....the exact same crescents, circles, and bent bars...in additional dancer renderings.
When the Third Ward Association mentioned that it would be interested in an installation in Pocket Park, I considered several treatments and finally settled on the idea of three dancers. Each use only the identical pieces employed in LITTLE DANCER, AGED 14.
The space was unique. Essentially it was the site of a former factory, now owned by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and overseen by an expressway off ramp. The site was large and required substantial pieces. I settled on a 20-ft. scale, further elevated by large lannon stone bases that allow the figures to anchor the space at ground level. The tallest figure rises head and shoulders above the expressway ramp, making it visible to drivers.
They are titled ON POINT, SWAN LAKE, and ARABESQUE. They are all tall, and each rests on one toe. To stabilize the grouping, i tied each figure to the next at one point, forming a stable triangulated structure like three legs of a stool.Note: There is no recording for this meeting as the microphones were not turned on.
Mr. Bates called the meeting to order at 7:15 p.m.
Note: Mr. Cantaldi submitted his letter of resignation to the Township Clerk effective May17, 2011.
Mr. Wetzel reported that there will be a flea market at the McAfee Ski Shop area; there is a possibility of a bank moving into the RJ Mars space and there may be some interest for a bakery moving into town.
Mr. Bates came forward to present to the LUB five (5) cemetery sites (DeKay Cemeteries #1 and #2, Glenwood Baptist Cemetery, Episcopal Church Cemetery and Williamsville Cemetery) that the HPC would like to have historically memorialized. He said the trustees for each cemetery have been notified and are agreeable.
Mr. Bates advised that there are 45-50 cemeteries within Vernon Township and at this time the HPC is working on applications for an additional seven (7) cemetery sites.
Mr. Garofalo confirmed with Mr. Bates that the HPC has had Public Hearings concerning designating these particular cemeteries as historic landmarks. Mr. Garofalo made the recommendation that the LUB accept the HPC’s recommendations based upon the ordinance. Mr. Theobald asked if all the property owners were in agreement with the HPC recommendation. Mr. Bates said they all were in agreement except for Williamsville Cemetery as there are no land owners and all the correspondence to them has been returned.
Motion: Mr. Gornstein made a motion to accept the recommendations of the HPC with regard to the historic designation of the 5 cemeteries as listed above. Ms. Paladini seconded the motion. All were in favor.
Mr. Bates commended the job well done by Mr. Cantaldi and Ms. Cheadle on the work they performed for the cemetery applications. He asked the remaining members to think about if they would like to continue with Mr. Cantaldi’s work since he has resigned.
Cynthia Davis agreed to contact Dennis Kirwan to ask that he confirm, in writing, that there is no need for a subdivision when a portion of a block and lot are to be memorialized such as when only a cemetery and not the other buildings on the lot are considered for memorialization.
Mr. Bates reported that the owner operating the school out of the Judy Good house is in favor of having a historical marker placed on the property.
Ms. Kadish suggested that there be a historic marker placed at the bridge at Canal Road explaining the history of the canal which was hand dug around the year 1847. She feels this would be a high traffic area with all the hikers and bikers at the Appalachian Trail.
Mr. Bates reported that the marker dedication went well. However, there were no newspapers present. None the less, the ceremony was well attended. He asked that anyone who wasn’t present to take a drive through to see the new marker. He commented that the new Superintendent was very pleased with the marker.
The LUB members reviewed the plans and agreed that there is no historical significance.
Mr. Borisuk made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 8:15 p.m. Mr. Wetzel seconded the motion. All were in favor.Does anyone else have this issue? I have a E-100. Every time I sync up to my PC, it has about 27 entries it re-syncs on my calendar in Outlook. Now when I go to any national holiday, I have multiple entries (Halloween, Christmas, Lincoln's Birthday, etc.). I can take the time to go in and delete each entry, but in now time at all, they'll all be right back.
I have a similiar problem.
"Appointment cannot be read from MS Outlook due to error 80180B04.
This item will not be synchroized with the mobile device"
Otherwise it will not place anything from Outlook into the E-100 Calendar.
I can't offer any help, sorry, but thought just to head off any confusion; there is no 'Activesync 5' yet. Won't be for a while... Right now I think the current version number is 3.71, has been for some months. 3.5 was about a year ago, and 3.0 is about 3 years old. Or perhaps you come from the future?
I'd recommend looking into the setting on the PC for any clue as to appointments being added for holidays... perhaps something you've configured in Outlook's options. But since databases don't synch at all for me, I've got nothing very concrete to offer.I don't see why we can't just accept what NIST has to say.

I haven't read their report - Im not a debunker - But I understand the conclusion was fire induced the collapse and that they made no comment about explosives one way or the other.

It seems possible to me that fire was responsible for the buildings eventual collapse and yet that says nothing about whether explosives were in the building or not or went off at any point during the day.

So both of those can be true, they are not mutually exclusive.Quarter-final games in the ongoing Higher Institutions Football League kicked off to an interesting start with games across four centres in the country.
In Lagos, UNILAG Marines played a goalless draw with AAUA Luminaries from Akungba at the Lagos State University Sports Complex. Luminaries goalkeeper Isaac Phillip put up a superlative performance to halt strikers Onitolo Jamiu and Salau Opeyemi of the Marines.
The visitors then had a goal ruled out for offside in the 60th minute while Opeyemi hit Philip’s upright late in the second half.
Luminaries’ Abdul-Khalil Nurudeen was voted as the StanbicIBTC Man-of-the-Match.
In Enugu, UNN Lions defeated UNIBEN Royals 2-0 at the University of Nigeria Sports Complex courtesy of a brace from StanbicIBTC Man-of-the-Match, Anichebe Elvis. The forward was on target in the 37th and 52nd minutes. The high scoring Royals, who knocked out champions UNICAL Malabites, were pegged back by the hosts resolute defence.
Also in Markurdi, 2018 champions UAM Tillers managed a 1-0 win over UNIMAID Desert Warriors with Aogo Okwupa grabbing the match winner in the 84th minute. The Priscilla Vande-led Tillers laboured to break a determined defence line of the Desert Warriors, who ended the Round of 16 as the highest-scoring team.
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