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February 19, 2013
Working together to promote community pride
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Sworn to protect and serve
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Letter to the Editor: Lack of response by West Fargo Departments
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Common sense best in cold event
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December 27, 2012
Insight from West Fargo PD: Sobriety program strives to keep criminals alcohol free
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By Tim Graham
Many Buffalo Bills fans certainly are tempted to dismiss Thursday night's putrid preseason finale as a meaningless exhibition.
Head coach Doug Marrone won't be with them.
"I'm a little bit of the opposite," Marrone said. "I think everything means something."
Marrone seethed after the 35-13 loss to the Detroit Lions in Ralph Wilson Stadium.
The Bills are trying to reverse their culture of losing, and whether the players on the field Thursday night will be on the roster after it's pared to 53 men by 6 p.m. Saturday, they were in Bills uniforms.
"It's easy," Marrone said, "to stand up here and, when things go well, I can promote it to the people in front of me and say, 'Hey, this is what we're doing really well,' and I think when things don't go well it's very easy for me to turn around and say, 'Well, it's just the preseason.'
"I think it's the opposite, too, when things go well you can turn around and say, 'Well, it's just the preseason,' and if things don't turn around, if things don't go well, you can turn around and say, 'Oof, are you nervous about this?' "
Marrone readily admitted he was concerned about the Bills' depth, which looked onion-paper-thin against the Lions.
The Bills already could be down to their third-string quarterback for the Sept. 8 season opener against the New England Patriots. So the Bills felt compelled to rest undrafted rookie Jeff Tuel. They also protected cornerbacks Leodis McKelvin, Justin Rogers and Ron Brooks. Does that mean they will be the top three to face Tom Brady?
"I think for me, honestly, and it's the truth, I take everything in," Marrone said. "I look to see the individuals. I look to see how they play.
"I'm big on when we're out on the field and we have the Bills helmet and the Buffalo Bills uniform on, that's who we represent. It's our responsibility of who we put on that field, that when we put people on that field that we believe we can get it done."
The Bills committed three turnovers deep in their own territory. They committed nine penalties for 60 yards.
"I told the team that we are not going to be that football team," Marrone said. "Whatever we have to do as coaches, as players to make sure that we don't do that, that's what we need to do because history has shown, if we've learned one thing, that's the one way that we don't give ourselves a chance.
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Once again Pilots N Paws is honored to be receiving a very prestigious award for our efforts in helping animals in need. It is the "Distinquished Volunteer" award presented by the National Aeronatics Assciation and Air Care Alliance. This is part of their Public Benefit Flying Award program.
Pilots are invited to attend the cermeony in Washington D.C. on Thursday, September 13, 2012 at the Capital Building. If you are in the area, or would like to fly in, please let me know immediately. We must reply regarding number of people attending by August. 15, 2012.
Here is the itinerary:
. The ceremony will begin at 4 pm on September 13, 2012 in the Lyndon B. Johnson Room of the U.S. Senate Building
There is no fee for admission.
· For U.S. Senate security purposes, I will need RSVPs from everyone who wishes to attend. You must submit your name to me exactly as it appears on your driver's license or other official i.d. I must have a complete list of names by Friday, September 7.
·You may wish to contact your local representative on Senator's office to arrange for a tour of the Senate building.
· You and your guests are invited to a celebratory dinner after the ceremony. The dinner will be held at the America restaurant at Union Station (walking distance from the Capitol Building). Please RSVP to me via return email by August 15, including the number of guests.
The closest hotel to the event is the Hyatt at the Capitol. Everyone is responsible for their own reservations. That being said, if several people plan on attending I will reach out to the hotel and see if they will extend a special rate to us.
Here is a little bit more about the award.
"Dear Ms. Boies,
It is my pleasure to inform you that you have been selected as the recipient of the 2012 "Distinguished Volunteer" award from the National Aeronautic Association and the Air Care Alliance as part of our Public Benefit Flying Awards Program. You were nominated by Patty Wagstaff.
The Public Benefit Flying Awards were created in 2003 to recognize significant contributions by people and organizations who voluntarily put their aviation skills, talents, and equipment to use to the benefit of our of Nation. They are the most important aviation awards of this nature in the United States.
The "Above and Beyond" Awards Ceremony will be held in the United States Capitol on Thursday, September 13th at 4:30 PM. We will have further details of the event to you in the coming weeks.
Congratulations, Debi, on this great honor."
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Without all the incredible people who volunteer with Pilots N Paws we would not be able to accomplish the good that we do for animals in need and work towards ending the problem of overcrowding. This award has my name on it, but it's not just for me, it is for ALL OF US! My deepest thanks to each of you for caring about our mission and jumping in to make a difference. There is talk and then there is action. I am proud to say our group is the action.
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A Reading woman's death at the Berks County Jail sparked outrage and calls to change Pennsylvania's truancy laws.
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With a three-day live pigeon shoot now underway in Berks County, animal rights advocates are continuing their fight to end the century-old contest.
Both third-party candidates who hoped to compete in Pennsylvania's gubernatorial race have given up, leaving Republican Gov. Tom Corbett and Democratic nominee Tom Wolf to compete one-on-one.
A Pennsylvania state senator said he tried some marijuana on his taxpayer-funded trip to Colorado to see how the state's marijuana industry is working.
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Lehigh University in Bethlehem wants to help small businesses and the local economy to grow. The small business development center has already helped hundreds of entrepreneurs and students.
About 35 million children play organized sports each year. As sports become more competitive, many young athletes train year-round. That means more injuries and more surgeries to fix them.
The victims of a fire in Allentown last month won't be able to take all their dogs with them when they return home.
A new bridge carrying Route 447 traffic over Spruce Cabin Run opened Friday in Barrett Township, Monroe County.
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As the Dalton High School boys soccer team celebrated a state soccer championship on a field in Carrollton last month, Luis Cervantes laid in a Chattanooga hospital bed clinging to life.
The next day, team members brought their coveted championship trophy to Cervantes in his hospital room so he could share in the festivities — even though he wasn't on the team. Many of the players were friends with Cervantes, playing soccer with him in Christian and recreational leagues.
Cervantes passed away Tuesday at Erlanger Medical Center from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident May 9. He was 18. At the time of the accident, he was a senior at Dalton High School.
The accident happened at about 10 p.m. as Cervantes was returning home from work at Gondolier Pizza. A family friend previously said Cervantes was driving on Waugh Street when something in the road apparently distracted him or caused him to swerve, and he lost control of his motorcycle. The teenager suffered lung damage, several broken bones and other injuries after crashing into a tree.
Dalton's soccer team dedicated their season to him as he struggled to hold on to life. The accident happened between the second round and the quarterfinals of the Class 4A state tournament. The team began wearing red wristbands with his name on them from that point forward as a sign they were dedicating the season to him. At times, they raised their red wristbands in the air after goals. Red is one of Dalton's school colors, but it was also the color of Cervantes' motorcycle.
For team members, the time during the state title run was bittersweet. Some skipped practice before the quarterfinals to visit Cervantes. The same day the players visited Cervantes in his hospital room with the championship trophy, they held a fundraiser car wash to raise money for his family.
"I was really proud of them for that," said coach Matt Cheaves. "It showed me that they considered the needs of somebody else above themselves."
Team member Ryan Czyz, who has known Cervantes since second grade, said more fundraisers are likely coming. For now, everyone just needs to pray for his family, he said.
"Mainly the thing that mostly everybody remembers him, even if you just met him, is that he's going to be 100 percent with you," Czyz said. "He would never be two-faced about anything, and he also never gave up on anything. He was a hard worker. But he would always be the same guy, whether you just met him or had known him for a thousand years."
That genuineness stood out to Czyz, who said he was "one of the only white people" in the San Jose Soccer League where the two played. Cervantes didn't care, Czyz said. He was just nice.
Heriberto Cervantes, one of Luis Cervantes' brothers, spoke on behalf of the family, saying their loved one wanted to be a mechanic after he graduated.
"He was a really good kid. He was always happy," Heriberto Cervantes said. "He would go to school, study and work and wouldn't do any bad things, drugs or drinking."
Losing someone so young is always tough, said Cheaves, who also teaches at the school.
"You want to be there to comfort the other students and the family," Cheaves said. "I guess for me, it comes down to what you believe, and I believe that Luis is in a better place now — a better place than we are."
The Mass of Christian Burial will be Friday at noon at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Viewing and visitation is today from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Willis Funeral Home Inc. of Dalton. Burial will be in West Hill Cemetery.
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Robert Lee takes over as the defensive coordinator on the Crusader coaching staff heading into the 2011 season. He joined the Valparaiso University coaching staff in the summer of 2009 as the Crusaders' special teams coordinator, and also worked directly with Valpo's defensive line in 2010. Lee worked with linebackers in his first season with the Brown and Gold.
The Crusaders' special teams saw a school record broken under Lee's tutelage in 2010. Greg Wood broke a 57-year old mark for punting average in a single season by a yard-and-a-half, on his way to earning First Team All-Pioneer Football League honors.
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Lee arrived at Valpo after spending five seasons as the defensive line coach at Eastern Michigan University. With the Eagles, he helped develop Jason Jones, a second round draft choice (No. 54 overall) of the Tennessee Titans. Jones was a First Team All Mid-American Conference selection who was selected to play the 2008 Senior Bowl All-Star game.
At Eastern Michigan, Lee also coached the kickoff return team and was the program's community service coordinator.
Prior to heading to EMU, Lee was at Butler University from 1994 through 2004. He served as the Bulldogs' special teams coordinator and defensive line coach for three seasons, and was the junior varsity head coach from 1994 to 1997. He helped Butler win a conference championship in 1994 and then helped the team post its first winning season as an NCAA Division I-AA non-scholarship program in 1997. He coached a First Team All-Conference defensive lineman in each of his first five seasons as a full-time coach with the Bulldogs.
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Before arriving at Butler, Lee was the defensive coordinator at Centennial High School in Corona, Calif., for the 1990-1992 seasons.
Originally from Gary, Ind., Lee played football for two years at Illinois State University before a knee injury ended his playing career. As a prep, he was an All-Conference lineman at Gary West Side High School. Lee transferred to IUPUI where he earned his bachelor's degree in supervision in 1990. He went on to earn a master's degree in management from National University in San Diego, Calif.
Lee and his wife, La'Tanza, have two children, Robert IV and Rachel.
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Map pack ideas!x_grimdeath_x Sep 23, 2011 10:50 AM (in response to rapterofcod)
interesting ideas, personaly i dont thind the submarine one would be a go unless it was for an specific game mode with no point streaks, and the village one seems to masive and very much like the village map thats going to come with the game.keep thinking of stuff you might hit the jack pot
Map pack ideas!jacobd300 Sep 23, 2011 11:43 AM (in response to rapterofcod)
Pretty good ideas. I love the village map and its tunnel system that could really change the way a game goes like Search in Destroy or Domination where survival and points count the most.
Map pack ideas!xxxhaasxxx Sep 26, 2011 3:46 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
How about a multi floor mansion with many out side rooms so you can fight for the house!
Re: Map pack ideas!darkwing195 Dec 11, 2011 4:29 PM (in response to xxxhaasxxx)
that sounds awesome, and a great mode would be domination. A flag would be 1st floor, B flag middle floor, and C flag last floor.
Map pack ideas!bhskillah Sep 26, 2011 3:58 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
Your Village map sounds very interesting ... I think that the submarine map might get out of hand but the village seems like a really good idea!
Map pack ideas!grombloodboy Sep 26, 2011 5:46 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
I love the tunnel idea. I thought that Jungle, or a map similar to that, should have been developed in BO. Have an underground network of tunnels that can navigate the map, but are hard to fight in, and make a player use gun skill to suceed at. What would have been really cool is if they would have set it up so that there were 15 layouts for tunnels, and a random one was chosen each game on that map to keep the players guessing.
Map pack ideas!s1lent Sep 26, 2011 6:19 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
They should make a map with elevators like in black ops
Map pack ideas!pjnudo Sep 26, 2011 6:27 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
I got a map pack idea for you i brought up the idea on the Black ops forum, ok it two maps one called LUXURY LINER and the other called ISLAND. They are both small maps but whenever you are playing one or the other at some stage during the game both maps end up joining together to form one map. if you like my idea and would like to add to it be my guest.
Map pack ideas!fourtwentyallday Sep 26, 2011 7:11 PM (in response to pjnudo)
a 747 jet would be cool. reminds me of bonus mission in COD4. They could even put dolls in the seats and cockpit like in nuketown. Except... what would happen when you shoot out windows or would this be a grounded plane like in terminal in MW2 to simulate a hostage situation or something?
Tunnel idea is a fantastic idea. I think it should take place in afghanistan though because that is where the tunnel system has been most prevalent these days. Obviously totally irrelevant to campaign but still very entertaining.
Speaking of jetliners, they should have a 500 ft yacht too with all the fixins posted up in Dubai. Once again totally irrelavent but sounds like the discussion is just to throw ideas out there...
Map pack ideas!pjnudo Sep 26, 2011 8:49 PM (in response to fourtwentyallday)
I think we have some good ideas maybe we should start our own game now we just need a name for it????
Map pack ideas!bishopkane Sep 27, 2011 6:13 AM (in response to pjnudo)
Am I seeing a LOST reference?
I like the plane idea.
Maybe something like an Airbus A380, which has two decks.
Map pack ideas!dudeacus97 Oct 1, 2011 12:45 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
The underwater map sounds good. I don't know about it being in a nuclear submarine, though. Treyarch was originally intending to make a map in an underwater lab, but eventually scrapped the idea because air-support wouldn't work.
There might be an african militia faction in MW3, so the village might work better to be in africa.
I had an idea for a map once. It was a summer-house area. One day I was walking around one and I thought "this area would be perfect for a COD map". The walls of the buildings are thin, so people can easily get collaterals through several buildings. Also, the buildings are small (perfect headquarters size), and close together. The streets provide long sight lines.
Re: Map pack ideas!x0owargodo0x Oct 1, 2011 1:08 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
I like the Submarine idea. I don't think IW would go for it without being able to apply all the multiplayer features like air support killstreaks. However you could make it a docked Sub and have the inside be immune from the air support. It would be like Vacant was(an outside and an inside). Inside the building a lot of the killstreaks are worthless on that map.
Re: Map pack ideas!zeedoktor Oct 1, 2011 8:25 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
This really is reaching it, but there is a map from 007 Nightfire called Skyrail where there are two buildings connected by trams. But it shouldn't be just like it just based off of it.
Re: Map pack ideas!kkiller14 Oct 2, 2011 6:12 AM (in response to rapterofcod)
Well, if you havent followed @fourzerotwo on twitter, then you wont know about how map packs are going to work for MW3. There are going to be 2-3 map packs every MONTH. (360 ELITE premium members get it first, then 360 users, then PS3 Elite members, then PS3). Of course, each map pack will have different things. According to Robert Bowling, there will be MP maps, weapons, new game modes, new Spec Ops mission, editied game modes if needed, etc...
Re: Map pack ideas!shadow_mako Oct 5, 2011 8:24 PM (in response to kkiller14)
Now what you´re saying is wrong... 20 DLC (Maps, game modes, etc) released on a monthly basis over a 9 MONTH PERIOD. Now, they wont be realeasing any DLC in 2011 and wont be releasing any DLC close to a possible (and most certain new CoD release in NOV 2012). They simply wont release maps every month because people who dont have Elite wont buy them so the maps will most likely come the same way as they did BO. Also, I dont believe on 16+ new maps as MP and Spec Ops share the same maps, unlikely BO´s MP and Zombies.
Microsoft deal ends this year, so from Jan on XBOX will no longer get DLC earlier.
And now, going back to the topic, which you totally didn´t answer to...
All very interesting ideas. There was an airplane map on CS I actually enjoyed. Going back to CS one map I also enjoyed and would like to see something like it was a construction site, where the building had 3 or 4 levels, some of those had no walls meaning you take a plunge to your death if not careful.
The Cruise ship seems ok, but I´d make it an Aircraft Carrier instead as it´d go better with the game... The only problem is, that kind of map would be too big so maybe they could have more than one map within the same carrier, focused on different areas like the deck, engine room, etc etc
I always wanted more maps set at night as for me it makes more sense than a bunch of soldiers rushing the enemy in plain daylight. lol
Map pack ideas!Pellowski Oct 23, 2011 10:23 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
I honestly wouldn't play either of these.... THe villege one is defintley too complicated.... i mean you would defintley not want a underground tunnel that s too complicated. as players look to kill people not to have to solve a way through the map.... just to get to the other side... go to my link these are ideas i had that are more logical... and yes i know they are going to have a mall map already didnt realieze it at the time.http://www.callofduty.com/message/48524#48524
Re: Map pack ideas!iSJx Oct 24, 2011 3:12 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
All I want them to include with the DLC this time round is camos. As well as maps obviously
Re: Map pack ideas!Cashville Oct 24, 2011 3:23 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
I always thought The Whitehouse would be a good map, but I guess its just me.
Re: Map pack ideas!bogdan20041 Oct 24, 2011 3:33 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
Lol all i see is a whole bunch of stupid retarded useless ideas nothing els.. Sub map??? Really? So you want just for one map not to have any support at all i mean no uav, care packages nothing? Well news flesh will never happen. No one would ever play on that map. And Village with tunnels ooo come on .. Im not playing some adventure game where i have to search for **** in tunnels this is FPS game means action, speed, not you want to kill me you have to find me at the other side of the maze FAIL>
Map pack ideas!vicioustank Oct 24, 2011 4:15 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
These are good ideas, you must be over tired and cranky, go to sleep.
Map pack ideas!machine2011 Oct 24, 2011 4:21 PM (in response to vicioustank)
i can see where bogdan is coming from the sub would make point streaks useless and as for the village i wouldnt want to crawl about a maze looking for people to kill but he didnt have to go on the way he did about it
Map pack ideas!M14john Oct 24, 2011 4:31 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
what about the eiffel tower as a nuketown size multi level map with elevators?
Re: Map pack ideas!darkwing195 Dec 11, 2011 4:37 PM (in response to rapterofcod)
what about a night map and include night vision goggles like cod4, where outside of the buildings you have to use them to kill enemy players. it just like the map from cod4 called "wet work" i mostly use it when i play it.
Re: Map pack ideas!boricuaboyonfiya Mar 1, 2012 10:29 AM (in response to rapterofcod)
make one of the maps on a battle ship two levels have like side nets jets in the way d captin tower. 2 towers snipin only no way to get a arcoss.they should give us every map we download from mw2 bops mw1..... for the mess up's every one say, jus call it d (throw back pack) we all ready payed fo it, it would shut sum poeple up its ,already made jus add it to play list, night lvl .what about a subway tunnel satation 2lvl, or a 2lvl submarine, casino,


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Jared Jay Buchner, 38, is charged with working or loitering in a student safety zone as a registered sex offender, a one-year misdemeanor. He hadn't been arrested Thursday.
Buchner, of Blair Township, is on the sex offender registry after a 2002 third-degree criminal sexual conduct conviction. His wife, Jessica Buchner, was a volunteer basketball coach for second- and third-grade girls at Cherry Knoll Elementary until her ouster a few weeks ago.
On Nov. 16, Cherry Knoll Principal Chris Parker saw Jessica Buchner exit the gym while her team practiced and went inside to make sure someone was watching the children.
Parker saw Jared Buchner passing basketballs to the team as they practiced free throws.
Parker said he found out Jared Buchner was a sex offender, so he contacted police. He also dismissed Jessica Buchner — who said she left to get ice for one of the students — from coaching. There were no allegations that Jared Buchner did anything inappropriate with any children, a police report said.
Among other restrictions, Michigan law prohibits registered sex offenders from working or loitering in an area within 1,000 feet of a school.
Neither Buchner could be reached for comment.
Traverse City Area Public Schools Superintendent Steve Cousins said he's glad to hear of the charge.
"I think people have to take responsibility for their behavior," he said. "They have to live by the rules that are (given) if they commit an offense like that."


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Evaluating Pain in a Non-Verbal Patient
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
Erin McMenamin, MSN, CRNP, AOCN, Pain Medicine Nurse Practitioner and Program Manager at the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:If a patient is nonresponsive, we generally assume that he or she is not responding to pain. As for nonverbal patients, we use a rating of nonverbal indicators and assess if these indicators are present at rest and/or with movement (see below). One point is given for each "yes" response, resulting in a score on a 0-12 scale.
In ICU patients, the RASS scale is used, which evaluates agitation and sedation.
A good reference is:
Herr, K et al. (2006) Pain Assessment in the Nonverbal Patient: Position Statement with Clinical Practice Recommendations. Pain Management Nursing, Vol 7, No 2 (June): pp 44-52.


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Lot of question marks, but Roddy White could be back on the field for the first time in over a month.
The Falcons' best receiving option is on his way back.
The Falcons may be getting one of the best receivers in team history back.
Stop us if you've heard this before.
The injury report is picking up some steam.
Did Smitty just slip on 790 about Roddy being out? He said Harry Douglas would be #Falcons' No. 1 receiver.— John Manasso (@jmanasso) October 18, 2013
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The two are becoming fixtures on the injury report.
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6 Ways for Older Workers to Impress Hiring Managers
Read these tips before your next job hunt.
Modern careers seem like a revolving door that pushes you into different jobs every few years—until you reach a certain age. Then, many older workers feel that the door shuts. Overqualified, too expensive, or out of touch with modern technology are just a few of the stereotypes facing senior-level employees on the job hunt.
To help you find a new job to finance your golden years, U.S. News asked companies on AARP's list of best employers for workers over age 50 what they look for in an older worker. Here's how you can impress hiring managers:
Demonstrate your experience. As an older worker, you bring a lifetime of accumulated experiences to a job that a younger person can't. Dale Sweere, the director of human resources for Stanley Consultants in Muscatine, Iowa, looks for technical abilities and client relationships in prospective employees. "If we are interviewing an experienced worker who has developed strong client relationships and can speak of the results of those relationships, it carries a lot of weight with us," says Sweere. But don't exaggerate your network of connections. "Often we will check those as part of our reference checking," says Sweere.
Use examples. The best way to convey your rich experiences is with stories of how you improved the bottom line of the company at your past jobs. "We might ask you to give an example of a time when you were asked to juggle multiple priorities and how you handled the situation," says Kristy Rigot, system director for recruitment and retention at Lee Memorial Health System in Fort Myers, Fla. "We are really looking at past performance to predict future performance." Be prepared to pepper the conversation with stories about how you found a way to improve customer service or increased sales by 3 percent.
"I'm going to ask you questions about what you valued in your last job, what your successes were, and what you attribute your successes to," says John Daniel, executive vice president of human resources for First Horizon National Corp. in Memphis, where 26 percent of employees are over age 50. "I listen for enthusiasm, passion, the ability to adapt to change, and something that is demonstrating that you want to be there for more than the pay."
Relate to customers. Consumers are getting older. Senior workers can often better relate to aging customers buying financial products to save for retirement or utilizing healthcare. "When you have people that are facing the same life stage as our customers are, it adds credibility when we are talking about enjoying retirement and that can be a great message to our customers," says Kathleen Souhrada, assistant vice president of recruiting and diversity for the Principal Financial Group in Des Moines.
Chances are by age 50, you've also navigated the healthcare system for at least one illness or ailment. "Many older workers can relate very well to many of the patients in healthcare who need that care," says Kathy Harris, vice president for human resources at Mercy Health System in Janesville, Wis., where about 30 percent of the workforce is over the age of 45. Older workers are employed as home health aids, valets, pharmacists, medical transcriptions, and "sitters" who interact with patients bedside. "They have a lot in common with our patients who are coming here," says Harris.
Emphasize adaptability. Many people have the perception that older workers are set in their ways and resistant to new technology. "I think it's important for a candidate who is out looking for a new opportunity that they are open to new ideas and new training and they should present themselves as eager to try new things," says Sweere. "If they can demonstrate through their past experience or give examples of how they have adapted to new experiences even late in their career, that is all the better."
Don't stereotype younger workers (or bosses). You shouldn't assume that you know something about a coworker simply because of their age. Misty Johnson, assistant director of recruiting and diversity at the Principal Financial Group, noticed that some of the older workers automatically assumed that all the summer interns would be technology savvy, which is not always the case and can be off-putting to younger employees. The same goes for younger supervisors. "Remain positive and remain focused on what you can do for an organization to add value rather than operating with a chip on their shoulder," advises Sweere. "Focus on the accomplishments of the past that you can bring forward and apply to future opportunities you are presented with."


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Melissa Zimmerman and Matthew McKenry were married June 30, 2012, at St. Therese Roman Catholic Church.
The Rev. Bernard Karmanocky, pastor, performed the double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of William and Marjorie Zimmerman of Seward.
The groom is the son of Mark and Carol McKenry of Windber.
Presented in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Angela Clabaugh as matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Allison Weir, Jessica Crawford, Kayla Erwin and Melanie Griffith, sister of the groom.
Mark McKenry was his brother's best man.
Ushers were Josh Wicks, David Zahoran, William Zimmerman, brother of the bride, and Anthony Griffith, brother-in-law of the groom.
Olivia Zimmerman, cousin of the bride, was the flower girl.
Michael Zimmerman, cousin of the bride, was the ringbearer.
Jeffrey Hornick was the organist.
Darlene Sexton was the vocalist.
Jeremy Wonders, cousin of the groom, was the lector.
Haleigh and Robert Zimmerman, cousins of the bride, handed out the programs.
Sara and Nikki Zimmerman, cousins of the bride, handed out the bubbles.
A dinner and reception were held at Ace's.
The bride and groom honeymooned in the Bahamas.
The bride is a 2003 graduate of United High School, Armagh, and a 2007 grad-
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She is employed by Panera Bread, Chambersburg, Franklin County, as an assistant manager.
The groom is a 2003 graduate of Windber Area High School and a 2008
graduate of Pitt-Johnstown, where he received a bachelor's degree in secondary education.
He is a biology teacher employed by the Chambersburg Area School District.
The newlyweds reside in Chambersburg.
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As part of the overall federal response to Hurricane Irene, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) can help communities address watershed impairments which might cause imminent hazards through its Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) program. Eligibility for this assistance is not dependant on a national emergency declaration for an area.
If your land has suffered severe damage that might qualify for the EWP Program, you should contact your local authorities and/or your local NRCS office to request assistance. City and county governments, flood and water control districts, and soil and water conservation districts are the most common sponsors of EWP projects.
The Facts – The Emergency Watershed Protection Program
The Emergency Watershed Protection Program (EWP) was established by Congress to respond to emergencies created by natural disasters. The program is designed to help people and conserve natural resources by relieving imminent hazards to life and property caused by floods, fires, drought, windstorms and other natural occurrences.
All projects undertaken as part of the EWP, with the exception of the purchase of floodplain easements, must have a project sponsor, which must be a legal subdivision of the State, such as a city, county, general improvement district or conservation district. Projects also may be sponsored by Indian Tribes or Tribal Governments.
NRCS may bear up to 75 percent of the construction cost of emergency measures (90 percent within limited-resource areas as identified by the U.S. Census data). The remaining costs must come from local sources and can be in the form of cash or in-kind services. Public and private landowners are eligible for assistance but must be represented by a project sponsor. Funding for the program is provided through congressional appropriations.
Type of Work Authorized
EWP is designed for installation of recovery measures to safeguard lives and property as a result of a natural disaster. Threats that the EWP Program addresses are termed watershed impairments. These include, but are not limited to:
The program can include purchasing floodplain easements. These easements restore, protect, maintain and enhance the functions and values of the floodplain, including associated wetlands and riparian areas. They also conserve natural resources including fish and wildlife habitat, water quality, flood water retention and ground water recharge, as well as safeguard lives and property from floods, drought and erosion.
EWP work is not limited to any one set of measures. NRCS completes a Damage Survey Report which provides a case-by-case investigation of the work necessary to repair or protect a site.
NRCS will only provide funding for work that is necessary to reduce applicable threats. Should sponsors want to increase the level of protection; the sponsor will be responsible for paying 100% of the cost of the upgrade and additional work.
Public and Private landowners are eligible for assistance, but must be represented by a project sponsor.
Sponsors include legal subdivisions of the State, such as a city, county, general improvement district, conservation district, or any Native American tribe or tribal organization as defined in section 4 of the Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act.
Sponsor's Obligations
Sponsors are responsible for:
Criteria for Assistance
All EWP work must reduce threat to life and property; be economically, environmentally and socially defensible; and be sound from a technical stand point.
Additional information about these assistance programs, safety tips and updates about USDA's hurricane relief efforts are posted on the Web at www.usda.gov/disaster. Click on the hurricane relief link. And information about the U.S. Government's hurricane response efforts is available at www.ready.gov.


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To celebrate the May 1st DVD release of Martin Scorcese's George Harrison documentary Living in the Material World, Rolling Stone is giving away a Gretsch guitar modeled on Harrison's original 1957 Gretsch Duo Jet, which he purchased secondhand in the early Sixties. Harrison recorded Please Please Me with his original Gretsch, and played it during the legendary Cavern Club gigs as the Beatles rose to become a global phenomenon. Years later, he revived the nostalgic axe for his 1987 solo album Cloud Nine, and it appeared on that album's cover.
Features on this replica Gretsch guitar include distinctive appointments and modifications found on Harrison's original: a lightweight mid-Fifties-style chambered body, all-black color scheme, maple and mahogany detailing, and an offset strap button on lower bout. Other features include three-ply body binding (white-black-white), vintage-style "rocking bar" bridge with rosewood base, silver plexi pickguard, chrome-plated hardware, Harrison's signature on the truss rod cover and a premium tweed case. Read official rules here.
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— The Avon Police Department is accepting applications for people interested in participating in the 2013 Citizen's Police Academy.
Interested residents should apply online at www.avongov.org or in person at the Avon Police Department, 6550 E. U.S. 36. It is tentatively scheduled to run on 10 consecutive Wednesdays, beginning 6 p.m. April 24, at the Avon Police and Town Court Building.
The Avon Citizen's Police Academy is free with more than 30 hours of instruction on knowledge about how the Avon Police Department operates, as well as its policies, procedures, programs, and challenges. In addition, participants will meet some of the men and women on the department and get to know them not only as officers, but as people.
Citizens at least 18 years of age, with no criminal history, and who live or work within the town of Avon may participate. Avon police make every effort to have the classes represent the community they serve.
The purpose of the academy is to help citizens better understand the law, and in many cases its limitations. Another goal is to help the public understand that there are strategies and problem-solving going on behind the scenes, as well as capable, responsible officers within their community who have made it their career choice to protect and serve others. It is also an opportunity to share ideas with the police department that may help them better serve.
Topics covered in the academy are the road and investigations divisions, crime scene management, evidence collection, use of force, defensive tactics, OC spray, tasers, emergency vehicle operations, firearms, and police ride-alongs.


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Adams Golf Idea a12OS Hybrid/Irons - (Steel) 4-6H, 7-GWItem Number: 12113792
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From the category leader in hybrid iron sets, Adams Golf ® introduces the best performing, easiest-to-hit hybrid iron set ever. This set of game improvement irons features our patented transitional hybrids as well as hybrids that feature Velocity Slot Technology. Velocity Slot Technology provides substantially more forgiveness and better launch conditions.
- Ultra thin face, perimeter weighting, and low CG's throughout the set
- Improved on patented Trans-Hybrids
- Now with Velocity Slot Technology in the hybrids for substantially more forgiveness and better launch conditions
- From the category leader. The best performing, easiest-to-hit hybrid iron set ever
- Adams Golf
- Loft: 22°
- Lie: 60°
- Length: 39.75"
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- Loft: 25 °
- Lie: 60.75°
- Length: 39"
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- Loft: 28°
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- Length: 38.25"
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- Length: 37.5"
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- Loft: 36°
- Lie: 63°
- Length: 36.75"
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- Length: 36"
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Rated 4.5 out of 5�by 41 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by Daniel Worth the money I purchased these irons from the Ft.Myers Fl store and living in the south Fl area I play golf year round and the clubs I was using were 18 years old. The pro staff at this store spent way more time with me than they should have to make sure these clubs would be a good fit for me. Awesome guys, Chris and Mike the PGA pro staff. Now to the clubs, happy and pleased is an understatement. Even missed hits are still good and in play. I use steele shafts and it took a little getting used to with the graphite shafts in the 4-6 irons. 7-gw are steele shafts and are great. Distance is much improved by as much as 15 yards or more. Adams out did themselves with these irons. July 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by duffer 62 Very good clubs for the price I had been looking at these clubs for several months and finally took advantage of a sale from Dick's Sporting Good and bought them in June of 2014. I had not played a round of golf since last August due to time constraints but finally played my first round with these clubs in July. I was a bit rusty to say the least but the clubs felt good and I noticed that my distance was better than with my old clubs. My last hole was a par three, 152 yards. I took my new 7 iron and hit a beautiful high soft shot that looked great in flight, it hit about 4 feet just past the flag and then backspin took it back toward the cup and then,,,,, you guessed it! A hole in one! My first on ever. It may not have been the new clubs but then it just might have been! Either way I am very happy with my purchase and would recommend these clubs to anyone looking for more distance and forgiveness. July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Len Love product very forgiving irons Only had a chance to play with clubs once but could tell big difference in distance June 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by GolfIsFunAgain Clubs have reset my age Over the past few years as I have moved into my sixth decade I found I was loosing 10 to 15 yards on my irons which were over $1K two years ago. I finally gave into the fact I would have to hit a 6 or a 5 instead of my usual 7. Then I stumbled upon these clubs at Dick's at Easton in Columbus. I figured for $300 they were worth a try. I am so glad I did. I am back to hitting a 7 iron from 150 to 160. The Hybrid 4,5, and 6 now give me the ability to hit greens in regulation instead of playing/hoping for bogey golf. The sales personnel were very accommodating. June 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Jeff H. Adams Golf Idea A120S Irons/Hybrid Overall the product is very good. My 12 year old son is coming out of youth clubs and moving into men's clubs. This club is a middle of the road club and good to transition into for a youth. The club's not only look nice, they perform well, and are very forgiving. The only down fall is I found these clubs cheaper at other retail stores and online. However, my family is very loyal to Dick's Sporting Goods and their Golf Pro was spot on when fitting my son. His vast knowledge, the selection, and customer service is the best in the industry. My son is a lefty- Although Dick's had a very small selection of clubs to test for lefty's they had more than most! April 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Charles87 Adams a12OS Iron Set First off I am a weekend warrior golfer who has not played in quite some time and I play left handed. I went out a couple weekends in a row prior to purchasing the Adams and shot 118 both times. I had been needing a new set of irons badly and while searching I saw the Adams hybrid iron set. Had good reviews, considered a game improvement set, etc. I also saw a set of Taylormade Burner 2.0 Irons on sale. I went down to the local Dicks to try them both out. I was very impressed with both sets. In the test room I was wacking an 8 iron Burner around the 180 yard mark. But was having a hard time keeping the ball straight. I tried the Adams 8 iron and was consistantly around the 170-175 yard mark with the odd one going over 180. Nearly all of the shots were center of just off center with a slight draw. I bought the Adams because they felt better in my hands and there was more consistancy. Since purchasing them I have played 4 more rounds of golf. The first time out I shot a 108 (10 strokes less than old irons). And the most recent time out I shot a 99 (19 strokes less than old irons). Slowly getting back down to where I used to be. My scores have continued to improve and the game is becoming more fun again. The only down side to these clubs that I have noticed thus far is the qualtiy in the paing on the 4-6 hybrid. They come with head covers and I do recommend putting them back on after each use due to the paint chipping off from the other irons bouncing into them. I do recommend that you atleast give them a try. April 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Shakey Good clubs The clubs are good, but it will take some time to get used to them. April 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by High Handicapper Dick's shipped a great product fast I love these clubs. Starting golf at an older age is challenging. These clubs have the forgiveness advertised. Straighter shots are giving me greater accuracy. They swing easy and are a real game improver. I'm glad I went with the hybrids. Well made with covers for all the hybrids. The cavity backs on the wedges were what I was looking for in an R7 set a couple of years ago, at twice the price. Dick's shipped fast and I received them in record time for my location. March 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by frank Product is good though I havn't used the clubs yet with the cold weather Salesman was helpful but I was disappointed in the limited options for left handed golf clubs. March 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Steve16 Adams Irons Great for Weekend Duffer After being frustrated with many irons being a 16 handicap I have found the Idea 120 hybrid/irons to be a great help in my game. Cut 3 strokes off my handicap already. They hit true and straight even from the rough.. March 4, 2014


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Marvin Musquin swept both motos of the ninth round of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross 250MX Championship Series held at Washougal.
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Originally published on Fri August 31, 2012 12:48 pm
Ben Mattlin has defied expectations for his entire life — starting with being alive at all. Mattlin has a condition called spinal muscular atrophy, and many infants born with it don't live past age 2. But Mattlin grew up to be one of the first students using a wheelchair to attend Harvard. He married, had a family and is now the author of a new memoir, Miracle Boy Grows Up: How the Disability Rights Revolution Saved My Sanity.
Originally published on Sun September 2, 2012 11:30 am
Although discussion of foreign policy was in scant evidence at the Republican National Convention, one country did loom large in the lineup: Israel.
Republican delegates in Tampa, Fla., were treated this week to images of Mitt Romney's recent visit to Israel. With stirring music and pictures of Jerusalem's iconic sites, the message of the Romney campaign is that the Republican candidate is a better friend to Israel than President Obama is.
It's been the political world's obsession for weeks leading into the Republican National Convention in Tampa.
Would nominee Mitt Romney manage what would be miraculous for any candidate, and in a handful of days and one big speech wash away the problems of a modern candidacy?
Turns out Romney's moment Thursday night was a fine one, if not a great one.
His speech continued the campaign's concerted effort to reach out to skeptical female voters, reminding the audience that his strong mother ran for Senate.
This holiday weekend, state troopers across the country will be stepping up their patrols. Much of their work will be routine traffic stops, but some calls they will respond to will be accidents, some of them tragic.
Retired police officer Mark Edens, 61, spent half of his career investigating fatal car accidents for the Michigan State Police.
Originally published on Wed September 5, 2012 6:42 am
If you missed some of Thursday's action at the Republican National Convention, when Mitt Romney accepted his party's presidential nomination, we were live blogging here and you can always read through it to see how the day and evening went.
But if you'd like to save some time, here are five things that struck us (skip to the end if you only want to read about Clint Eastwood):
He caught them in canals near his Lake Worth home and sold them live to visitors from the north.
Originally published on Thu August 30, 2012 7:59 pm
If Republicans really do have a problem with the issue of immigration — as even former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush intimated on Thursday — you wouldn't know it from the litany of GOP convention speakers who have made a point of stressing their country of origin.
Originally published on Fri August 31, 2012 1:49 am
Mitt Romney accepted the Republican Party's 2012 presidential nomination tonight and told the nation that if he's elected he will end the four years of "disappointment and division" brought upon America by President Obama.
"I wish President Obama had succeeded because I want America to succeed," Romney said. "But his promises gave way to disappointment and division. This isn't something we have to accept. Now is the moment when we can do something. With your help we will do something."
Originally published on Mon October 15, 2012 10:30 am
This November, voters in California will decide whether the state should require labels on foods with genetically engineered ingredients. If the initiative, known as Proposition 37, passes, manufacturers would have to say somewhere on the front or the back of the food's packaging if the product contains or may contain genetically engineered ingredients.
Mitt Romney will tell Americans tonight that he understands why they voted for "hope and change" four years ago, but that President Obama has not delivered and that "my country deserves better."
"I wish President Obama had succeeded because I want America to succeed," he will say after accepting the Republican Party's presidential nomination, according to excerpts of his address released by the candidate's campaign.


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I needs some help with my system. I installed all of it myself and lately I just havent been hearing the sharpness of the highs I should be getting out of my tweeters. SO I took the amp out and did some adjusting of the crossover settings and all those other fun gadgets on the amp that I dont exactly know what they do. I was able to get my highs back and got it to the point where it sounded beautiful...BUT..only at low-medium volumes. When I turn it up higher the midrange distorts nastily when the bass hits (ftr im playing Thrice - Illusion of Safety to test).
Is this a probelm wit hthe midranges? Can they not handle any bass? What crossover and EQ settings should I ahve the amp at for optimal performance and SQ.
I wish I could limit the amount of bass going to the mid but at the same time keep the highs in the tweeters. I havent been able to achieve this since when I finally get rid of the distortion..the highs are not sharp at all.
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With Special Guest The Shadowboxers
The American folk rock music duo consisting of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, The Indigo Girls met in elementary school and began performing together as high school students in Decatur, Georgia and as students at Emory University at The Dugout, a bar in the Emory Village. They soon released a self-produced, full-length record album in 1987, contracted with a major record company in 1988 and released nine albums to now, with hits such as "Closer to Fine." Now, having resumed to self-producing albums with their own IG Recordings company, the girls are back and better than ever!
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A Day at the Beach
DM Education Level 4
By Dean Mengel
This is a level 4 early reader, the high level of visualization assists word association prompting and encouraging new readers to persist with unfamiliar words.
About the Author
My wife Roslyn and I have 3 grown children and have been involved in our children's development, teaching and training as they have grown.
Personally I am involved in Horticulture and Agricultural Engineering, am a keen photographer and bush walker.
Publish Date September 02, 2012
Dimensions Small Square 20 pgs
Standard Paper
Category Children
Tags Children's first Book, High Frequency Words, Level 4, Sight Words, Beginner Reader, Early Reader, First Reader, Education, Photography, Literacy
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