Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Sunday, December 08, 2013
Heavy snow surpassing forecasts, with ice still ahead - baltimoresun.com
Heavy snow surpassing forecasts, with ice still ahead - baltimoresun.com:
Snowfall tops 6 inches in some areas, significantly more than forecast
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/weather/weather-blog/bs-md-winter-weather-forecast-20131207,0,3336544.story
By Scott Dance and Michael Dresser, The Baltimore Sun 1:51 p.m. EST, December 8, 2013
Several inches of snow had fallen across much of the Baltimore area by midday Sunday, with as much as 5-7 inches in some spots, with ice still ahead as a winter storm that has traveled across the country packed more of a punch in Maryland than forecasters expected.
While a maximum of about 3 inches had been expected, 6 inches or more were measured across parts of Carroll, Baltimore and Harford counties with several inches still to the south. The snow was quickly covering roadways, prompting highway crews to urge motorists to stay home as they fight to keep up with the pace of the snowfall."
Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/weather/weather-blog/bs-md-winter-weather-forecast-20131207,0,3336544.story
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Snowfall tops 6 inches in some areas, significantly more than forecast
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/weather/weather-blog/bs-md-winter-weather-forecast-20131207,0,3336544.story
By Scott Dance and Michael Dresser, The Baltimore Sun 1:51 p.m. EST, December 8, 2013Several inches of snow had fallen across much of the Baltimore area by midday Sunday, with as much as 5-7 inches in some spots, with ice still ahead as a winter storm that has traveled across the country packed more of a punch in Maryland than forecasters expected.
While a maximum of about 3 inches had been expected, 6 inches or more were measured across parts of Carroll, Baltimore and Harford counties with several inches still to the south. The snow was quickly covering roadways, prompting highway crews to urge motorists to stay home as they fight to keep up with the pace of the snowfall."
Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/weather/weather-blog/bs-md-winter-weather-forecast-20131207,0,3336544.story
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Community support for churches after disasters are Carroll tradition [Column]
Story | December 4, 2013 | 2:12 PM
, the historic town of Lineboro was awakened at 4:11 a.m. on Tuesday when the first alarm rang out that there was a fire in the 160-year-old Lazarus United Church of Christ and Lutheran Union Church. Two alarms and two hours later, the fire was declared under control.
Early radio in Carroll County [Eagle Archives]
Story | December 2, 2013 | 3:15 AM
... been too small for commercial success. It was at night, on the other hand, that radio listening really picked up." When he is not up late at night surfing the Internet looking for foreign radio stations, KevinDayhoff may be reached at
Manchester pays tribute to hometown men and women in uniform [Eagle Archives]
Story | November 17, 2013 | 6:15 AM
... showing how our community has remained steadfast in its patriotism and love for the United States." When he is not hanging out with Manchester's appointed officials, Steve Miller and Kelly Baldwin,Kevin Dayhoff may be reached at .
Westminster trail a fitting site for runner's memorial [Eagle Archives]
Story | November 7, 2013 | 3:05 AM
... Park at 730 Tahoma Farm Road in Westminster. Westminster Mayor KevinUtz, members of the Westminster Common Council and a fellow runner ... When he is not huffing and puffing on the Wakefield Valley Trail, Kevin Dayhoff may be reached at
Witch hunt thankfully not a Halloween tradition in Carroll [Column]
Story | October 24, 2013 | 9:34 AM
... the defendant was executed, one death penalty for which there was a reprieve, two acquittals and one case where the charges were dropped." When not looking for chocolate to ward off the evil spirits, Kevin Dayhoff may be reached at .
Black Americans have fought for Republic since its founding [Eagle Archive]
Story | November 8, 2013 | 1:46 PM
... at the Westminster Recreation and Parks Family Center, 11 Longwell Ave. The event is hosted by Carroll Post 31 of the American Legion. When not reminiscing about serving in the Marines, Kevin Dayhoff may be reached at . Semper Fi.
Carroll special services for veterans
Story | November 8, 2013 | 1:20 PM
The following services will be held to honor veterans for Veterans Day: Recognition at War Memorial Time: 2 p.m. Date: Sunday, Nov. 10 Place: Memorial at Town Hall The War Memorial Committee will recognize those veterans whose names are being added to the memorial this year.
Addressing Lincoln and more at Taneytown breakfast [Eagle Archives]
Story | September 18, 2013 | 9:30 AM
... hand and fielded questions from folks right and left including Kevin McLeod, the Program Director at Silver Oak Academy, and Steve ... another helping of history with his scrambled eggs and toast, Kevin E. Dayhoff may be reached at
Westminster celebrates diversity at Tristreet block party
Story | September 17, 2013 | 12:45 PM
... Keyser before she looked-up and added, “Oh, it has been a great day to spend time with the community.” When he is not savoring the last days of summer with a hot dog and lots of mustard, Kevin Dayhoff may be reached at .
Westminster's Fallfest continues a proud tradition [Commentary]
Story | September 25, 2013 | 6:55 AM
... smiles. I’ll look forward to seeing you there. I’ll be the one sticking close to the food booths because another part of the fun of Fallfest is eating. When he is not eating at Fallfest, Kevin Dayhoff may be reached at
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Martin Luther King was a Trekkie: Star Trek Lt Uhura and Equality
Martin Luther King was a Trekkie: Star Trek and Equality
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Nichelle Nichols played Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek in 1966, and received a letter from Dr. Martin Luther King about how important her role was, with her stereotype shattering role.
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Friday, December 06, 2013
Thursday, December 05, 2013
Canvas Shoe Bicycle
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Tuesday, December 03, 2013
Change, add, or remove a drive letter
Change, add, or remove a drive letter: "You must be logged on as an administrator to perform these steps.
If you don't like the letter Windows has assigned to a new drive or you want to organize your drive letters in a certain way, you can change the drive letter.
You can assign the letters C through Z to each drive on your computer. A and B are usually reserved for floppy disk drives, but if your computer does not have floppy disk drives, you can assign A and B to volumes. You can see which drive letters are used on your computer by opening Computer."
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If you don't like the letter Windows has assigned to a new drive or you want to organize your drive letters in a certain way, you can change the drive letter.
You can assign the letters C through Z to each drive on your computer. A and B are usually reserved for floppy disk drives, but if your computer does not have floppy disk drives, you can assign A and B to volumes. You can see which drive letters are used on your computer by opening Computer."
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Sunday, December 01, 2013
Sunday All Grace worship service at Grace Lutheran Church in Westminster Md
Sunday All Grace worship service at Grace Lutheran Church in Westminster Md
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Saturday, November 30, 2013
#andymelissa2013 Wedding guests dance to New York New York
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Melissa and Andy entertain the wedding guests #andymelissa2013
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#andymelissa2013 Table 12 After toasts by Christiana and Benito we share dinner
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#andymelissa2013 The wedding message based on Revelation 21 It's a great share
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#andymelissa2013 The wedding ceremony is quite lovely. What a wonderful couple.
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Thursday, November 28, 2013
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Crossing the Creek, A Practical Guide to the Dying Process
http://www.slideshare.net/kevindayhoff/20000904-crossing-creek
I received “Crossing the Creek, A Practical Guide to the
Dying Process” on the last day, November 13, 2013, of Bereavement Skills
Training at Carroll Hospice.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/187206483/%E2%80%9CCrossing-the-Creek%E2%80%9D-is-written-by-Michael-Homes
I recently took a 15-hour class in Bereavement Skills Training at Carroll Hospice, http://www.carrollhospice.org/Bereavement-Skills-Training taught by Kathleen A. Bare, M.S. Bereavement Counselor, Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave., Westminster, MD 21157.
The topics included an introduction to Carroll Hospice and
the services and functions hospice can provide when family members, loved-ones,
friends and colleagues are “Crossing the Creek.”
The class touched-upon the medical aspects of the dying
experience and advice for caregivers. Class segments included ‘normal grief,’
natural grief responses, children and grief. Complicated grief, suicides,
communication skills, rituals, support groups and resources.
On the last day of class, a member of the class distributed
a photocopy of the publication, “Crossing the Creek, A Practical Guide to the
Dying Process,” which the author, Michael
Homes, RN, identifies as “A nurse’s perspective on the medical aspects of
the dying experience and advice for caregivers.” My copy of “Crossing the Creek” is branded with a ‘print date’ of
September 4, 2000.
According to http://crossingthecreek.com/,
the publication is no longer available. Furthermore, the publisher, Damone-Rose
Publishing is going out of business. A brief
search of the internet did
not locate a place where the book could be purchased. This information was
accessed on November 25, 2013.
That is a shame because it is a valuable and well accepted
plain-language and common sense approach to the dying experience and advice to
caregivers…
In his introduction to “Crossing the Creek,” Mr. Holmes
writes:
“This
guide is intended to provide dying people and their caregivers with a general description
of what they can expect to encounter. While understanding does not eliminate
the impact of experience, it can: certainly reduce some of the consternation
and allay that creeping sense of panic•.
“All
transitions have similar key elements. Also, every person experiences, a wide
variety of transitions during the course of his/her lifetime. In that sense,
there is nothing new in dying process. In fact, each of us develops our own,
personal style for dealing with transitions. We tend to stick with that style,
whatever it might be, when we face the transition we call death.
“If
you would like to know how you will handle your own death, look back upon your
life and observe how you have handled all your other transitions. Unless you
decide to change your approach, that is how you will die.
While
all transitions have similar key elements, this guide deals specifically with
the transition of dying. Every person does not experience every sign or symptom
described herein, or a person may experience a particular sign or symptom in
his/her own unique way. There is room for infinite variation in how any given
individual may experience the dying process. At the same time, certain general
themes are common to all.
“It
is well to remember that all transitions entail some disagreeable or
uncomfortable aspects. Dying process is no exception. No reasonable person
expects that life will contain no discomforts, yet some espouse the notion that
somehow, death will. This is not a reasonable expectation. The dying process
has its difficult aspects regardless of one's level of enlightenment.
“Modern
medicine has demonstrated a remarkable capacity for mitigating or even
eliminating many disagreeable aspects of physical death. At the same time,
modern medicine cannot relieve people of responsibility for their own lives. We
all prepare for our own death by the manner in which we live our lives. Skilled
clinicians can be a great help, but we each bear the ultimate burden of
responsibility for how we live and how we die…”
For more information on grief, bereavement, death and dying,
or coping with death at the holidays and the various programs offered by Carroll Hospice, contact: Kathleen
A. Bare, M.S. Bereavement Counselor, Carroll Hospice, 292 Stoner Ave.,
Westminster, MD 21157, 410-871-7231, KBare@carrollhospitalcenter.org;
or go to: http://www.carrollhospice.org/home.
Kevin Dayhoff is a chaplain with the Westminster Volunteer
Fire Department and the Maryland Troopers Association Lodge # 20.
In addition he currently serves on the executive board of
the Carroll Co. branch of the NAACP and the church council of Grace Lutheran
Church.
In the past, he has taken a number of classes in various
aspects of the chaplaincy, including non-violence training, emergency incident
command and response, Red Cross disaster response training, and a Federation of
Fire Chaplains’ class in the Essentials of Fire Chaplaincy…
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Westminster and state officials cut the ribbon on downtown sidewalk retrofit project
Westminster and state officials cut the ribbon on downtown sidewalk retrofit project
Westminster city officials and representatives from four
Maryland state government departments gathered together Tuesday morning in
front of the Westminster Recreation and Parks Family Center on Longwell Avenue
to celebrate, and cut the ribbon, on an unprecedented groundbreaking $318,000 partnership
that resulted in the completion of 214 new or rebuilt ADA-compliant curb ramps in
the downtown area.
Westminster and state officials joined together Tuesday
morning to cut the ribbon on over 200 new disabilities-compliant sidewalk curb
cuts throughout downtown Westminster
By Kevin E. Dayhoff,
Tuesday, November 05, 2013
Westminster city officials and representatives from four
Maryland state government departments gathered together Tuesday morning in
front of the Westminster Recreation and Parks Family Center on Longwell Avenue
to celebrate, and cut the ribbon, on an unprecedented groundbreaking $318,000 partnership
that resulted in the completion of 214 new or rebuilt ADA-compliant curb ramps in
the downtown area.
“What a wonderful project this is and with so many partners,
said Westminster mayor Kevin Utz in prepared remarks for the occasion, after he
was introduced by Mark Vernarelli, spokesperson for the Maryland Department of
Public Safety and Correctional Services.
“With these partners 4 curb ramps were reconstructed, 64
curb ramps were modified and 164 new curb ramps were installed…” Because of
this partnership, “over 200 ADA Compliant curb ramps now exist in Downtown
Westminster,” explained Utz.
Utz read-off a long list of state secretaries and
dignitaries who traveled from state offices in Baltimore and Annapolis for the
occasion; including MD Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
Secretary Gary Maynard, Deputy Secretary J. Michael Stouffer, Public Safety
Works Coordinator John Rowley, Director of Corrections Felicia Hinton, and
Facility Administrator Leonard Rice.
Also present were Department of Disabilities Secretary
Catherine Raggio, Deputy Secretary George Failla, Jr., and Access Maryland
Director Cari Watrous as well as MD Department of Housing & Community
Development: Assistant Secretary Carol Gilbert, Director of Community Programs
Cindy Stone, and Project Manager Dona Sorce.
Along with Tony Romano, a representative of Romano Concrete
Construction and Ronnie Townes, 21, an inmate who helped build the curbs; MD
Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation Coordinator, Career and
Technology Programs Ken Weeden, Field Director of Correctional Education Jack
Cunning, and David Bordley were there to cut the ribbon and discuss the
unprecedented city, state and private partnership.
According to information provided by the department of
public safety, DPSCS, the project was “Grant-funded thanks to work by the
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development … The curb project is
the largest project of its kind ever done by inmates in the DPSCS Public Safety
Works community project initiative. The inmates learned concrete skills from
Romano Concrete, a longtime and valued partner with DPSCS.”
Westminster mayor Kevin Utz was joined by Westminster Common
Council president Dr. Robert Wack, council member Tony Chiavacci, city
administrator Marge Wolf, public works director Jeff Glass, police chief Jeff
Spaulding, , Community Programs Specialist Sandy Anderson, city engineer Mike
Matov, assistant street superintendent Wayne Reifsnider and recreation and
parks director Abby Gruber.
Planning for the project began in earnest after a similar,
but much smaller partnership was called to Glass’ attention in the summer of
2012. “We submitted the grant application on August 27,” said Anderson. “The
actual work on the sidewalks began last May.”
“I’m very pleased that what initially started as a
conversation with Secretary Maynard and Secretary Skinner has become a model
partnership between the City of Westminster and three state agencies –
Disabilities, Public Safety and Corrections, and Housing and Community
Development,” said MD Dept. of Disabilities Secretary Catherine Raggio. “As a
result of this partnership, we now have sidewalks that are safer and more
accessible for individuals with disabilities, seniors and others.”
“DPSCS worked with the MD Dept. of Labor, Licensing, and
Regulation to secure the partnership with Romano Concrete---with whom DPSCS
inmates previously worked on the Eastern Shore at Cambridge in a similar but
smaller project,” according to information provided by DPSCS. “This project is
the first to give inmates DLLR on-the-job certifications.”
“It’s been a great project… It’s made a big difference for
(getting around) downtown,” said Glass. Wolf and Utz agreed. “Everybody was a
winner,” said Wolf.
Maynard called the inmate restorative justice initiative,
“groundbreaking.” “This is our largest community curb project yet,” said the DPSCS
secretary. “Our inmates have built or rebuilt more than 200 curbs, getting
valuable skills training from Tony Romano and his concrete tradesmen, and
helping this nice town become more accessible in the process.
“We call projects like these Public Safety Works
‘restorative justice’ programs, because they allow inmates who want to pay
society back with a really meaningful way to do that.
“On any given day, we have more than 350 inmates out across
the state of Maryland doing meaningful projects. Right now, inmates are
rebuilding a skipjack on the Eastern Shore, gleaning fresh produce for the
Maryland Food Bank, planting millions of oyster spat, restoring battlefields,
cemeteries and playgrounds, and helping cities and non-profits with all kinds
of projects they couldn’t do otherwise.
“We are very serious about this particular kind of project
here in Westminster---where inmates get actual skills training from
professional tradespeople. We’re having inmates trained in hazardous materials
abatement and they’re taking down the old House of Correction prison in Jessup,
a deconstruction that’s saving taxpayers at least five million dollars compared
to the cost of demolition. It’s the only project of its kind in the country.
“These skills should serve the inmates well and give them a
leg up on jobs when they get out and go home. I would love to talk to you today
about how Public Safety Works might be able to help your agency or non-profit.
Maynard also elaborated upon how the partnership with the
city gave the prison inmates an opportunity to learn job skills. “We may be in
charge of keeping people locked up,” continued the secretary, “but what we really
want is to set people free; to free them from addictions and anger issues, give
them education and job skill training, and turn them into productive taxpaying
citizens. After all, almost all inmates will one day be getting out.”
“We are very serious about this particular kind of project
here in Westminster---where inmates get actual skills training from
professional tradespeople,” remarked Maynard.
“This project, however, is about so much more than curbs and
concrete,” said Utz in agreement. “With this project, the Department of Labor,
Licensing and Regulation (DLLR) provided training for the inmates. With this
project the state corrections department has provided construction experience
and positive community participation for the inmates. With this project the
inmates have received certification from the DLLR for on the job training. With
this project the inmates participated in a major community project.
“Maynard was all smiles as he thanked the city and invited
city officials to talk about more opportunities for partnerships. “Thank you
again for this wonderful collaborative effort, and thank you, Mayor Utz, for
allowing the Dept. of Public Safety and Correctional Services to perform this
important work in Westminster.”
Utz added, “At this time I’d like to personally thank the
inmates for their hard work. Their work was crucial to the success of this
project. Concrete lasts a long time. We hope that the experience gained from
this project will last even longer. Thank you.”
Westminster and state officials cut the ribbon on downtown sidewalk retrofit project by Kevin Earl Dayhoff
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