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USOC chairman 'more optimistic than ever' about 2024 U.S. bid
Jul 25, 2014, 4:07 PM EDT
USOC met with representatives from four finalist cities this week.
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Brit can make Olympic history on the track in 2016.
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Malaysian athletes wear black armbands at Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony
Jul 24, 2014, 11:48 AM EDT
Moment of silence also held.
Mo Farah withdraws from Commonwealth Games
Jul 24, 2014, 11:25 AM EDT
Lingering illness keeps Olympic, World champion from competing.
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Australian field hockey player's photo goes viral.
Japan's prime minister wants to hold Robot Olympics in 2020
Jul 23, 2014, 4:12 PM EDT
Hopes to create a "robotic revolution."
Brazil eyes 27 to 30 medals at Rio Olympics
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Brazil has never won more than 17 medals at an Olympics.
USOC to meet with leaders from 2024 Olympic bid candidate cities
Jul 23, 2014, 12:25 PM EDT
Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington D.C. in the running.
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Stella McCartney to design Rio 2016 uniforms for Great Britain
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Vin Baker's gold medal from 2000 Olympics set for auction
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David Boudia ponders a third diving event leading to 2016
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But a high school group in the Northwoods is doing more than just singing along, they're putting a twist on some top 40 songs.
"She Major" is an all-girls contemporary acapella ensemble from Northland Pines High School in Eagle River.
They take popular songs from the radio, and sing them in the classroom without any instruments.
Choir Director Kate Janssen says it brings a lot of responsibility and creativity to the group.
"Contemporary acapella groups are a great way to let kids have a lot of say in their education and what they do. So they arrange their own music and they can pick out their own music. So we can take something off a vocal jazz contest list and learn it as is or we can take something off the radio and arrange it ourselves," said Janssen.
The group most recently worked on the hit "Just the Way You Are" by Bruno Mars.
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- Many people carry a tracking device everywhere they go, without realizing it.
Now the Wisconsin Supreme Court has sided with police in two separate cases where cellphone data was used to track suspects.
The court's rulings Thursday came in a pair of homicide cases in Milwaukee and Kenosha counties.
Police in both cases used data from the suspects' cellphone providers to find them.
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- All around you witness goodwill gestures. It could be as simple as a smile and wave or opening a door for someone. In Lake Tomahawk, it's making a pie.
"I made a pretzel crust with butter and sugar, " explains Sheila Punches. Sharon Hilgendorf adds, "Flour, for the thickening."
Snowshoe baseball's been entertaining crowds since the 1960's. But over at the concession stand, the pie takes center stage.
Strawberry rhubarb, banana butterscotch pie, blueberry pie, rocky road and coconut cream are just a few of the creations. "I like making ones that I think will appeal to the crowd," says Linda Penno.
Each week a different service club's in charge of the snack shack and in turn, takes home the proceeds. Locals bakers, a lot of local bakers make their best pies and donate them to support the cause.
"You get involved with it over the years and it just becomes your way of life on Mondays," says Punches.
On an average night they sell 80 pies. Each one is cut into six pieces and are only two dollars a slice. That means making almost a thousand dollars is easy as pie.
Ken Lochte of Rhinelander exclaims, "This is the only place you get your dessert first, before you get your food." "It's a great honor and pleasure and I've been doing it for quite a few years now," adds Rebecca Morien.
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Submitted: 07/23/2014
- Authorities are looking for a fourth suspect in a shooting on an interstate in Milwaukee County.
Sheriff David Clarke says people in a minivan and another vehicle were shooting at each other in a ``running gun battle'' on Interstate 43 Tuesday afternoon. One vehicle struck the other and the minivan spun into the ditch near Fox Point. Three people in the van were arrested. Authorities say a fourth person left the scene.
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Submitted: 07/23/2014
- Gov. Scott Walker's administration will no longer enforce the state's contraception coverage law for employers with religious objections following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last month.
The decision riled birth control advocates and Democrats, who said Wednesday that Wisconsin law is not affected by the decision.
The Supreme Court ruled that companies with religious objections, like Hobby Lobby, can avoid the contraceptives requirement of the federal health care overhaul law.
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Composite Panel Systems in Eagle River builds composite panels for home foundations. Composite means anything made of two or more materials, which includes fiberglass in this case. The company describes the EPITOME Quality Foundation Wall as a revolutionary composite building solution for residential foundations.
The company makes them off site, and then they put them together on location. Composite Panel Systems' Scott Weber says that means a shorter build time compared to concrete foundations.
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The city council voted earlier this month to buy the cheapest ambulance.
Antigo's mayor vetoed that because he thinks buying a local ambulance is a better decision.
The Antigo City Council voted earlier in July to buy an ambulance from a company based out of Ohio.
The ambulance from Ohio was $66 cheaper than the bid from a company in Antigo, but the local ambulance would come with an extra year's warranty.
Antigo's mayor felt it was worth it to spend a little extra, that's why he vetoed the council's decision.
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EPA cleans up chemicals from Lindey Cleaners building
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It's been a year and a half since the city decided something needed to be done about the deteriorating Lindey Cleaners.
You might not notice much change on the outside of Lindey Cleaners, but inside crews from the Environmental Protection Agency were hard at work.
The building on Stevens Street has been empty since 2009. EPA workers think 100 to 150 different chemicals were inside the building.
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Two men from Brick are currently listed in critical condition at Jersey Shore University Medical Center after a motor vehicle accident which took place just before 2 a.m. on Saturday morning, on Cherry Quay Road.
23 year-old Waleed Emara of Brick was driving a 2009 Infiniti G37, accompanied by his passenger, 21 year-old Steven Wilson, also of Brick. Emara was driving north on Cherry Quay Road, about a quarter-mile from Drum Point Road, according to the Brick Township Police Department.
At that time, police say that after Emara navigated a curve in the road, he subsequently lost control of the vehicle and began continuing northbound in the southbound lane of travel. Emara then struck a utility pole on the opposite side of the roadway, which caused his vehicle to overturn and eventually also hit a parked car at 304 Cherry Quay Road.
Brick Police described that at the time the men hit the parked car, both were thrown approximately 25 feet from their own vehicle. According to witnesses interviewed by authorities, they observed Emara's car passing them and traveling at a high rate of speed just before the crash.
Multiple officers and EMS personnel arrived on scene, and stabilized both Emara and Wilson. The pair were transported to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune, where they are listed in critical condition, according to Brick Police. Electrical wires were down in the vicinity of the crash area where Emara initially hit the utility pole, and that section of Cherry Quay Road remains closed at this time.
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Some of the region's most active supporters of President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney gathered in different locations to watch this year's first presidential debate on Wednesday night.
More than two dozen Romney backers, including many volunteers, gathered at Woodside Bar and Grill, while a group of the president's allies gathered at Obama's Cambria County headquarters on Main Street in downtown Johnstown.
Reaction to the debate, broadcast from the University of Denver, tended to break along party lines, although some backers of the Democratic president gave the performance of his Republican opponent some positive reviews.
"I'll be honest, I think they both did well," said Daniel Todorich, a Stonycreek Township resident, who has made an estimated 3,000 calls on the president's behalf.
"I think, the president, I would give him a slight edge. That might be a little bit of prejudice on my part because I support Barack Obama, but I think Mitt Romney held his own. But I also think that he is a little bit more of the underdog. He has to win this debate more than Mr. Obama. I think if the debate is even, perceived as being even, I think that favors Mr. Obama."
After seeing the candidates meet face-to-face, Mike Anderson, a Johnstown resident, felt optimistic about Obama's chances to win Pennsylvania's electoral delegates.
"I'm hoping and believing that the president has a good chance in Pennsylvania," said Anderson, who has volunteered time to help input data from surveys conducted in the region for the Obama campaign.
Support for Romney was equally strong at the Woodside.
Central City's Robin Roberts and Upper Yoder's Carol Pruchnic spoke glowingly about Romney.
Pruchnic, an alternate delegate at this year's GOP convention who has made more than 8,000 calls for Romney, opposes the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a piece of legislation championed by Obama.
"The Obamacare worries me for seniors," said Pruchnic. "My husband's a physician. If Obamacare goes through, he's going to retire, as many are, and that's not going to be good for the older people. The Democrats are scaring them and they're all wrong. It's going to be so bad for them."
Roberts compared the candidates by saying, "Gov. Romney does not believe that you are entitled to cradle-to-grave entitlements for the purpose of strictly getting your vote. That's what President Obama believes in. He wants you cradle-to-grave; that way he can ensure your thought process and he can lead you to the polls to ensure your vote."
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These little hand-stitched felt bears have an important duty: safely guarding teeth awaiting pickup by the Tooth Fairy. As Martha Stewart Living television stylist Cindy Treen demonstrates, you'll need to know several basic embroidery stitches for this project: the backstitch, satin stitch, French knot, and whipstitch.
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Starting at the top of one ear, stitch the front and back pieces of your bear together with a whipstitch; stop at the top of the other ear to create a space at the top of the head for stuffing.
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I made this bear for my son and he loves it. It was a quick project that was easy to complete without a lot of supplies or techniques to learn. Adorable!
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SO cute! I'm thinking of leaving out the little pocket and just making an animal, and slightly altering he face to turn it into a kitten. I'll also add a tail. What a perfect little gift to give!
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- Mix together soy sauce, bourbon, brown sugar, and garlic. Pour over pork, cover, and refrigerate at least 2 hours, turning occasionally.
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). Remove pork from marinade, and place on rack of shallow roasting pan.
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I followed the recipe until it said to discard the marinade. I put it in a small saucepan, removed the garlic & simmered it until it was reduced to syrup. When the tenderloin had 10 minutes of cooking time remaining, I glazed it with the reduced marinade. It gave it more flavor & a nice color.
I've made a recipe similar to this for years. I serve it to company all the time & it always gets RAVE reviews. There are a few changes I make: For one, I add a little more brown sugar to the marinade (I don't measure, I just throw it in). Next, it's best if you marinate it overnight (I do in a large ziplock bag). Then you MUST grill it (It tastes so much better this way). Finally, the best part: Serve it with the following sauce: Mustard Scallion Sauce: 1/2 C. sour cream, 1/2 Cup mayo, 1 Tbsp. dry mustard, 3 Tbsp chopped scallions, 1 1/2 Tbsp. white vinegar, and 1 1/2 tsp. sugar. (You may need to add more sugar and/or vinegar to adjust-I don't measure) Enjoy!
THIS WAS WONDERFUL!! I chose this one, and it was made exactly as the recipe directed. I wouldn't change a thing. I made enough for 8 servings, so I used 2 1.5lb tenderloins. I pricked each with a fork before marinating for maximum absorbtion. I doubled the cooking time, but cooked at 325 degrees. Meat was very flavorful, with barely a hint of bourbon. I thought the soy would be too salty, but it wasn't. The brown sugar helped temper the soy sauce. Wonderful recipe. A guaranteed "will make again".
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Pork Tenderloin
Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 239 cal
- 12%
- Fat
- 8.2 g
- 13%
- Carbs
- 4.2 g
- 1%
- Protein
- 30.6 g
- 61%
- Cholesterol
- 95 mg
- 32%
- Sodium
- 517 mg
- 21%
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U.S. Senate hopeful Tim Kaine said the federal government should chip in for the Silver Line Phase 2 — but that the commonwealth also needs to pay a bigger share than the $150 million it has promised to ensure it gets built as scheduled.
"What we are seeing in Washington is an anti-investment mentality," Kaine (D) told a group at AOL's Dulles headquarters Thursday. He said he worked with the Bush and Obama administrations to get $900 million for the first phase and the next phase has centered on who pays for it.
"I believe it is a project of federal significance because it links Dulles with the most important capital city in the world," he said. "But when it comes to the state being a meaningful participant, Virginia has fallen short too. What i will try to do is go in and fight hard for federal support, but make it contingent is the state does the same thing."
The political debate over the project labor agreement for Phase 2 "misses an obvious point," Kaine said, noting that the voluntary PLA for Phase 1 should also be in Phase 2.
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"The national economy is no longer shrinking, but growing at a small rate," he said. "Instead of looking to India and others on how to grow the economy, why not look to Virginia?"
Kaine pointed out Virginia's commitment to growing and keeping talent and investing in the infrastructure. He says he knows how to save money while keeping that commitment.
"I had to make massive budget cuts as governor," he said. "We have to make cuts at a national level. I know how to do it. But you cannot cut your way to prosperity. An all-cut approach is a way to get thinner and weaker. The lessons I learned from Virginia: growth strategies work in short term, talent strategies work in long term. None will work if you have people who don't agree."
• Kaine has a plan for bipartisanship if elected to the senate in November. He points out the Senate's current Gang of Six — the bipartisan group working to reduce the federal deficit — as a role model.
"The day I am elected, there will be Republicans elected too," he said. "I will know most of the people elected. I am going to pick the representative elected the same day who I know the best, or whose state similar to Virginia to try to build that relationship strong. They I'll say 'let's make it a gang of eight.' "
• Kaine supports relationship equality and believes man has influenced climate change.
"I have come to believe we should have legal equality and that couple's relationships ought to be treated equally," he said in response to a question about same-sex marriage. "Churches can make their own decisions, but I believe committed couples should be treated exactly the same."
Kaine, who was the governor of Virginia from 2006-10, says he is "an absolute believer" in the science that says humans are affecting climate change. My likely opponent [Republican George Allen] is a skeptic. We have got to figure out a way to go no- or low-carbon. We should be taking subsidies away from the Big 5 oil companies. Wind power, if we set up the right policies, can also boost jobs in manufacturing. We can put incentives in place to make green cheap."
• In balancing the deficit, Washington cannot make giant cuts in defense, Medicare and other areas and leave big line items alone, Kaine said.
In defense savings, Kaine said he would re-examine the overseas base model put in place during the Cold War.
"We still have thousands of troops in Europe," he said. "That reflects an old reality. Let's scale back, and let's use technology and innovation to reduce some manpower needs."
Kaine used the example of an aircraft carrier currently under construction in Newport News that will operate with 1,300 fewer personnel needs and save $5 billion over the life of the carrier.
• Kaine maintained that Social Security is the most successful government program ever put in place and that it should not be privatized.
"In 1930s, before Social Security, more than half the seniors were in poverty," he said. "Social Security was designed to stop that. Only 10 percent today are below the poverty line. Does that mean it can't be touchd or changed? No. We should. I One I favor is adjusting the payroll tax cap. It's $106,000 now. We can raise that. There are ways to adjust."
He also says there are changes to be made to Medicare, such as negotiating with drug companies, that can help keep down costs.
• Kaine was asked why he would want to join the "unhappiness caucus" that is the Senate these days.
Said Kaine: "The lower the congressional approval rating, the more I want to do this job. We can't tolerate the dysfunction. We have got to have a functioning institution."
Kaine says he is an optimist.
"We can get better," he said. "Times are tough. People have concerns. But we can never, ever give into pessimism."
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Linda Lou Copley, age 71, formerly of Ashtabula and Inez, Ky., died peacefully at her home in Nashville on March 27, 2013.
She was born July 29, 1941, in Ashtabula, the fifth of eight children of Charles C. III and Mary (Dunham) Ralph. A 1959 graduate of Harbor High, Linda married Wayne Copley in 1966 and together they raised three sons and one step-son.
She is survived by her sons, Marty (Destuny), John (Michelle) and Kurt (Kim) Copley; six grandchildren, Ayden, Alivia, Delainey, Caleb, Katie, and Davis, all of Nashville; step-grandson, Jason (Jessica) Copley; and great-granddaughter, Haley of Wilder, Ky.; step-granddaughter, Carol Wolf; and great-granddaughter, Kaylin of Nashville. She is also survived by two sisters, Mary Ann (John) Morris and Nancy Ralph and brother, Walter Ralph, all of Ashtabula; sister-in-law, Carolyn Ralph of Geneva; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Preceding her in death were her husband; parents; sisters, Diana (Leo) Callahan and Barbara Green; brothers, Charles C. Ralph IV and Marvin (Carolyn) Ralph); and step-son, Clifford Dale Copley.
A Celebration of Life Gathering will be held from 2 to 6 p.m., TODAY, May 19th, at the Moose Lodge, 3001 North Bend Road, Ashtabula. Linda requested that family and friends join together to share some of her favorite things, including two of the most important: good food and visiting loved ones. Join us as we laugh a lot and cry a little, reminiscing and strengthening the ties that lovingly bind us.
If desired, memorial contributions can be made to your choice of Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation, Lung Cancer Alliance, National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. or your local animal shelter or rescue group. Addresses will be available at the gathering or you can call her sister, Nancy Ralph of Ashtabula.
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Women and food security
"Research in Africa, Asia and Latin America has found that improvements in household food security and nutrition are associated with women's access to income and their role in household decisions on expenditure. This is because women tend to spend a significantly higher proportion of their income than men on food for the family."
FAO's small group approach
"In participatory development projects around the world, small farmer groups are intensifying production of food and cash crops, developing small animal husbandry, doing agro-processing and building small scale irrigation systems. They cooperate in bulk purchase of inputs and consumer goods, and group transport and marketing of produce."
People's participation in Zambia
"Training has had a positive impact on farming practices. 'The most important thing we have learned is about agriculture,' said the secretary of a group in Kaoma District, recalling the days when farmers waited until maize plants had grown before adding fertilizer to the soil. 'Once we had to live on cassava towards the end of each season. Now we grow enough maize to see us through.'"
Food security and the state
"There are no universally-valid prescriptions determining the precise form and content of state action. But, in the final instance, it is the state that must define the spatial, temporal and sectoral vectors of its intervention by first identifying goals then assessing the most effective strategies for attaining them."
Recent FAO experiences in land reform
"Land reforms should remove obstacles that discourage or inhibit farmer investment on their land. A comprehensive set of rules and a legal framework, as well as clarification of individual rights, land regularization and land titling, are all seen as important mechanisms to ensure security and favour producers' investment in the agricultural sector."
Women and land tenure
"Security of tenure often gives control over decisions such as what crop to grow, what techniques to use, what to consume and what to sell. Given women's tendency to grow food rather than cash crops and to spend income on food, their security of tenure is a key link in the chain from household food production to national food security."
Land markets in Latin America
"Many countries have left agrarian reform concepts behind, and are promoting land markets as a key strategy for increasing efficiency in the agricultural sector. In doing so, they are changing social land tenure schemes to private ones. This trend has raised questions about the effect of the changes on landless people and small farmers, and whether the approach can work in Latin America."
Women and water resources
"Incorporation of gender issues in irrigation programmes is very limited despite studies showing how schemes may fail due to mistaken assumptions about intra-household division of labour and organization of production. In northern Cameroon, one third of a scheme's development area remained uncultivated due to intra-household labour conflicts."
A new agenda for agricultural research
"Research must provide technologies to maintain the momentum of previous advances and to raise production further. But it must do so while conserving the resources on which agriculture depends and protecting the environment from impacts associated with agricultural intensification. Development of low-cost technologies is essential to increase incomes and employment of rural poor."
Research and extension: a gender perspective
"Neglecting women as agricultural producers and resource managers has weakened sustainable agricultural production. Thus, one key to food security is putting food crops cultivated and consumed by women and their families high on the research agenda. New approaches aimed at involving women in food crops research are emerging in national and international institutions."
Women and the Green Revolution
"How the Green Revolution affected rural people depended on whether they were wage earners, cultivators or consumers, came from landed or landless, rich or poor, male or female headed households. However, two general trends are apparent: the wealthy have benefited more than the less well-off and men have benefited more than women."
The role of agricultural education in food security
"Globally, investment in both formal education and non-formal agricultural education is declining. FAO figures show that investment in agricultural training, extension and research declined from 9% of total donor agricultural assistance in 1984 to 2% in 1989. If education is to make a significant contribution to sustainable development, it has to be perceived as a long-term investment."
Food security within environmental limits
"Present definitions of economic viability primarily consider productivity and profitability. They do not take into account sustainability. Neither are the costs of harmful effects on the environment included in national accounts used to measure net economic gains and losses. The loss of environmental goods and services is particularly detrimental to poorer countries, whose economies are more dependent on natural resources and are thus more vulnerable to their loss."
Energy and food security in Africa
"Africa must move from the present levels of subsistence energy usage, based on human labour and fuelwood, to a situation where household, services and farming activities use a range of sustainable and diversified energy sources. Obvious benefits are greater resilience in the production system, higher productivity, improved efficiency and higher farmer income. Environmental degradation driven by poverty would be minimized."


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Evidence Based Nursing is a Five-Step Process
The 5 "A's" will help you to remember the EBN process:
- ASK: Information needs from practice are converted into focused, structured questions.
- ACQUIRE: The focused questions are used as a basis for literature searching in order to identify relevant external evidence from research.
- APPRAISE: The research evidence is critically appraised for validity.
- APPLY: The best available evidence is used alongside clinical expertise and the patient's perspective to plan care.
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Sample scenarios, searches, completed worksheets, and CATs for Evidence Based Nursing Topics include diagnosis, prognosis , therapy, harm, systematic reviews, and qualitative research.
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PORT ROYAL — Twenty-three-year-old Ryan Taylor of Perkasie is looking to clinch his first-ever track title this weekend as the season wraps up for the Port Royal Speedway with the 44th annual Tuscarora 50 on Saturday night.
The fifth-year sprint car driver, who is in his second season racing at Port Royal, holds a 60-point lead over former track titlist Mike Wagner of Harrisonville.
Mike Erdly, Elizabethville, the 2006 track champion, is 125 points out of the lead.
"Over the winter we gamed planned to just run Port Royal this year because that is what we could afford to do," Taylor said. "I want to race the 50, but the Friday night race worries me because it's the Twin 20s and a lot can happen."
Heavy storms have brought nearly 10 inches of rain over the last five days to the area and, according to public relations director Shawn Brouse, "as of Wednesday night, we are on with high hopes given the somewhat promising forecast just released an hour ago.
The web site will have any upto- date details that need to be released. I'm very hopeful for two days of racing at this point."
The speedway has lost 10 dates to weather this season, including the fifth annual Dream Race, which is running tonight, and the 60th annual Labor Day Classic, which will not be made up.
Tonight's Night before the Tuscarora 50, featuring Twin 20s for the 410s and include the pro stocks, is honoring living legends Keith Kauffman, the track's all-time winningest driver, and car owner Walt Dyer.
"I don't really keep track of records or know a lot of my accomplishments," Kauffman said of being honored. "It's pretty neat. I don't know how to put all that in words, it's very nice of them and I appreciate it."
Kauffman, Mifflintown, scored his 129th win at the track back on June 11. The 2004 inductee into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame is sixth in points.
One of the drivers that Dyer gave a chance to was Lance Dewease, Fayetteville, who scored his 93rd career win at Port Royal on May 21.
"He meant a lot to the sport, I don't think people realize how long he was in it as a car owner," Dewease said of Dyer.
"He's a great guy for the sport who really supported the sport and he gave me the big chance to move up in my career. I am very fortunate for that."
Dewease, currently fifth in the 410 sprint car points at Port Royal and the points leader at Williams Grove, is one of three drivers — Fred Rahmer, Salfordville, and Doug Wolfgang, Sioux Falls, S.D., the others — to have won the Tuscarora 50 four times. No driver has ever won the event five times.
"You can't win the race in the first 25 laps, but you can lose it if you overheat the tires," Dewease said on the difficulty of winning the event. "The track gets a lot slicker and slows down over the last 20 to 15 laps of the race. Last year, tire conservation was critical."
Except for a stretch following his warm-up accident in the Pennsylvania Speedweek Saturday event at the speedway, Taylor has been in the points lead for the majority of the season.
He and his family make a nearly three-hour tow each Saturday night and that doesn't leave Ryan time to celebrate if he scores a win.
"I have an agreement with my dad, Barry," he said. "Dad drives the rig to the track so I can be relaxed and ready to race and I drive it home."
Taylor got his second career win at the track on April 2 and he won again on Aug. 13. He has raced asphalt go-karts, Slingshots and 358 modifieds before getting into a 410 sprint car when he turned 18.
"I'm humbled to be where are I am at right now," he said.
"Whatever the outcome is, it's going to be good. I'm really excited to finish the year off and move on to other races and tracks. We've already accomplished one of our goals and that was to get more than one win and our other goal was to finish top-three in the points."
Taylor finished ninth last season in the points and scored a win in his rookie year at the speedway.
There have been 12 different 410 winners this year at Port Royal with Greg Hodnett, Thomasville, and Justin Henderson, Sioux Falls, S.D., the only drivers to repeat. There were eight different winners in the first eight features to begin the year.
Tonight's activities get underway between 5 and 6 with a pre-race autograph session in the infield featuring Kauffman, Dyer and Kauffman car owners and Dyer drivers. The twin 20-lap features will pay $3,333 for the Kauffman 20 and $4,610 for the Dyer 20.
One-lap time trials start at 7.
Tonight's twin 20 winners are guaranteed starters in Saturday's Tuscarora 50. A $2,000 bonus will go to one driver if he or she, can sweep tonight's features.
If a driver is not able to do so, the bonus will moved to the Tuscarora 50 if either twin winner can win the race.
Phoenixville's Brian Montieth, the current four-time 410 champion at the Lincoln Speedway is the defending winner of the Tuscarora 50.
Stevie Smith, Broken Arrow, Okla., is the defending Night Before The 50 winner.
Sunday is the rain date for the Tuscarora 50 at 6:30 p.m., featuring sprints only. In the event of tonight's rainout, all contingency money and prizes and the Living Legends honors will default to Saturday.
Taylor seeks his first Port Royal title
PORT ROYAL — Twenty-three-year-old Ryan Taylor of Perkasie is looking to clinch his first-ever track title this weekend as the season wraps up for the Port Royal Speedway with the 44th annual Tuscarora 50 on Saturday night.
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---- — PLATTSBURGH — Feeding goats and good grades were just two of the topics at a unique parent-teacher conference held recently at Bankers Orchard.
The third-annual All Together Fall Educational Festival welcomed parents, students and educators from around the North Country to gather at the orchard for a free afternoon of fun and conversation.
While the children enjoyed face-painting and visiting farm animals, their parents spoke with teachers about how they could work together to better assist students.
Saranac High School science teacher Michele Bushey organized the first festival in 2011 in an effort to bring parents and educators together to talk in a casual environment.
Based on the positive response the event received, she hopes not only to continue hosting it but to expand it to twice a year if possible.
School districts represented at the event included Ausable Valley, Beekmantown, Chazy, Malone, Moriah, Plattsburgh, Peru, Saranac and Saranac Lake.
One of the main goals that Bushey said she had for the festival was to reinforce the idea that parents and teachers share similar goals for the educational environment in New York state and to empower parents to work with educators and become more involved in their children's education.
"Parents have the ability to come together and say, 'This is how this is impacting my child. What can we do to make this program work and still meet the challenges of today's world?'" Bushey said.
Heidi Dennis of Chazy had attended the 2012 event and said she came back this year to discuss the Common Core Learning Standards that are being used to teach her children.
She was frustrated when the new Learning Standards were put in place and she realized her son, Caden, was expected to know material in second grade that he had not been taught in kindergarten and first grade.
"I can see my daughter in first grade is getting a foundation that (Caden) doesn't have in second grade," she said.
Educational standards and standardized testing were common topics of discussion at the event.
Though many parents said they understand the value of standards for students to work toward, they agreed that those in place now are often confusing or unrealistic.
The chance to educate these parents was a major part of the festival for Kathryn Brown, an English teacher at Chazy Central Rural School.
She said she tries not to force her own views on parents, but rather to provide them with the same information that she knows in order to make their own decisions on the standardization debate.
"We're finding, as teachers and parents, that a lot of people just don't have the information and are not quite sure where to find the information or they're getting mixed messages in the media about education and our schools," Brown said.
She invited parents to attend a public forum set for 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, in room 200 of Yokum Hall at SUNY Plattsburgh to discuss topics that include standardized tests, school funding and Common Core curriculum.
Assemblywoman Janet Duprey will deliver the keynote address at the event, which Brown said is designed to encourage parents to express their concerns, find common issues and work together to develop solutions.
Although many conversations at the recent event centered on problems with local schools, Bushey said it is equally important for the community to highlight and praise what the schools are doing correctly.
"It's about being positive and looking at what's good and working well," she said.
With this goal in mind, the festival showcased student artwork from Saranac High School and has featured performances from student musicians.
Bushey said she tried to give particular attention to art and music since these programs are often the most vulnerable to budget cuts despite their value to a student's overall education.
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Originally from Columbia SC, Steve began music lessons at age 8. He continued with them for ten years then enrolled at The University of South Carolina as a music major. Steve studied piano with Dr. John Williams Emeritus Professor of Music, studied music theory and composition with Dr. Peter Gerschefski and was a member of the Choir led by Dr. Arpad Darazs. All of these great musicians and teachers had a major influence on Steve.
After college Steve traveled extensively and playing and performing in Las Vegas Style show bands.Steve moved to Charlotte in 1982 married Debra and began a Family, At that time a neighbor asked Steve to teach his son piano. Steve discovered he enjoyed sharing his knowledge and love of music. The rest, as they say, is history. Steve has been a full time private piano teacher for the last seven years.
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For beginners, I use a fairly traditional approach. I start students with the Bastien Books, John Schaum note speller, and a scale book. I emphasize chord recognition as soon as possible and show the student how to build on these patterns. I am very patient and not at all overly demanding. I realize children ( and adults) and very busy with many activities and piano is just one of them.
Of course having said that, you will get out of it what you put into it. I am a good teacher, but I can't sprinkle magic dust on you and make you a good musician. My teaching philosophy is totally positive reinforcement.
For more advanced students, I recommend certain classical repertory and popular music if they are interested. Let's pull out the I-Pod and play along with Coldplay, McCartney, Beatles, Black eyed Peas, Glee -Whatever interests you!
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in addition to teaching piano lessons I am proficient in synth sounds and running an instrument like the Yamaha Motif, Sequencing, and creating soundbeds.
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I have studied and practiced in jazz, classical, blues, rock, and sacred
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Many of my students not only learn to sing, they also learn to write their own songs and record. However, if you want to learn to sing, we can do that. I have two Master's degrees, one in education and one in supervision. So I understand how students learn. I have been teaching over 10 years. My training took place with very special teachers, people who write, and sing for a living. Jai josel who worked for RCA, Jason Blume, who wrote for Brittney Spears, and Stephen Schwartz who wrote the Broadway Musical, Wicked. My singing teachers include Van Christy, Roger Love, Rosemary Bulter and others. Recently I completed an album of 12 original songs. I have a website which I will share with you after you enroll in my class.
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Every thing is a skill. Singing is skill-based. We even have a skill that tells you what to do when you are nervous. Skills have a name, a purpose, a procedure and a time and place for use. So they can be retrieved when needed. After 3 to 6 months a student should be able to understand their singing anatomy. the four stages of breathing, sing correctly, understand the role focus plays in singing, understand the role of scales, and many other skills. The lessons are entertaining and informative. I develop the total student.
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Music room with keyboards, and computer. Parents can sit on lessons.
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I developed a course called Commercial songwriting and Music Psychology. I teach songwriting as a skill base course of study that can be easily learned like other professions. I teach one to write in all genres and to write to todays trends. We use a process that develops a song from concept to finish song product. My students learn to write albums from songs written in class.
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I have been getting some positive feedback from friends and acquaintances but I would like to get a bit of advice from people more experienced than me at this sort of thing or from someone who just has good taste and could let me know what they would like to see more or less of.
In the blog I have a mixture of commentaries on the games I run and serious attempts at writing.
Thanks in advance