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Now you can take home another piece of the 2011 Wisconsin Valley Fair - the Market Animal Show and Sale.
NewsChannel 7 is making DVD copies of the event available for purchase. Simply download and fill out the attached form, and send it to WSAW-TV with a check for $20.
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The Market Animal Show and Sale took place Saturday, August 6 in the Multi-purpose Building at Marathon Park in Wausau.
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A giant portrait of John Fitzgerald Kennedy appeared in a field near the northern Italian city of Verona on Wednesday. It comes a few days ahead of the 50th anniversary of death of the 35th US president, assassinated in Dallas Texas on November 22, 1963.
Just a few days before the anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination, an image of the late president appeared in the field near Verona, Italy on Wednesday, Nov. 11. It wasn't the work of some spirit or alien life-form, but instead the creation of Italian land artist Dario Gambarin.
Gambarin used a tractor trailer to create the 492-foot-wide portrait of JFK with the words "Ich bin ein Berliner" inscribed next to it. Gambarin explained the title as a quote from Kennedy's June 26, 1963 West Berlin Speech. He said it took him around 5 or six hours to draw the portrait, which happens to be one of many famous faces he has reproduced, including that of Pope Francis, President Barack Obama and Edvard Munch's "The Scream."
Nov. 22 will mark the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. A commemoration event will be held at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, where Pulitzer Prize-winning author David McCullough will read excerpts from Kennedy's speeches. Five years after the President's sudden and unexpected death, public skepticism and conspiracy theories still linger around who killed Kennedy.


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San Diego Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs: Fan Preview
The Kansas City Chiefs host the San Diego Chargers Halloween night Oct. 31. It will be a scary good game for either team as first place in the AFC West will be on the line. San Diego comes into the game 4-2 while the Chiefs are 3-3. The Oakland Raiders are idle while the Denver Broncos host the Detroit Lions Oct. 30.
The Chiefs and Chargers have met once before this season, a 20-17 victory for the Chargers in California. That was the last game Kansas City lost. The Chiefs were driving for a score when quarterback Matt Cassel(notes) threw an interception.
Meanwhile the Chargers are struggling to compete against better competition. Their four victories are all against teams currently with losing records, the Chiefs being the exception. San Diego lost to the New England Patriots by 14 points Sept. 18 and then to the New York Jets by six Oct. 23.
The game on Monday Night Football has the potential to vault the victor to an eventual AFC West title. Should Denver lose and Kansas City win, the top three teams in the AFC West will all have the same record and a two game lead over the Broncos.
The game will also serve as a launching point for upcoming games for both clubs. San Diego is ready for a brutal part of its schedule when the team hosts the Green Bay Packers and then Oakland. After that, the Chargers travel to Chicago. A win against the Chiefs may help them with a victory before three potential losses.
The Chiefs will go in the opposite direction . The easier of their remaining games happen in the weeks right after their game with San Diego. Kansas City hosts the Miami Dolphins and then Denver before traveling to New England. A win for the Chiefs could lead to a 6-3 record before five tough games through November and December.
The Chiefs should win this game, but they have to stop quarterback Philip Rivers(notes). He had a bad game against the Jets with only 179 yards passing and a quarterback rating of 51.4. Both were season lows for him.
The way the secondary of Kansas City has been playing, Rivers may be a non-factor. They disrupted the already tenuous passing game of the Raiders during a 28-0 victory Oct. 23 that saw six interceptions by Kansas City. If they keep that up, the Chargers won't come out of Arrowhead with a victory.
William Browning is a fan of the Kansas City Chiefs after latching on to the team during the lean years of St. Louis football. Born in the gateway city, he is also a lifelong St. Louis Cardinals fan. He currently resides in Branson, Mo.
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Research in my laboratory has three major research programs, all designed to study different aspects of cell polarity during division, epithelial tissue formation and cancer metastasis.
Project #1. The mechanisms regulating apical lumen formation during epithelial tissue polarization and morphogenesis
Epithelium is a tissue composed of polarized cells, which line the body's organs and perform specialized functions. Since epithelial cells act as barriers and selective transporters, the significance of epithelial polarization is clear. Failure of epithelial cells to appropriately polarize leads to a variety of diseases, including but not limited to, polycystic kidney disease, microvillus inclusion disease, cystic fibrosis, and certain metastatic cancers. As the result, the polarization of epithelial cells is a highly regulated event that is conserved across various organisms. The plasma membrane (PM) of epithelial cells is divided into the apical and basolateral domains, which are distinct in both lipid and protein composition (Figure 1). Specialized protein complexes, the tight junctions and the adherens junction, maintain the integrity of these two discrete apical and basolateral domains. Tight junction formation is crucial for initiating the polarity program of the cell, and is regulated by the cell's polarity complexes (Crumbs, PAR, and Scribble complexes), as it marks the separation of the apical and lateral domains.
Apical lumen formation using 3D tissue culture system. Tissue morphogenesis requires the coordination of, and therefore communication between, entire groups of epithelial cells within three-dimensional (3D) space. The final result of these processes is the formation of epithelial tubes or end buds, in which all epithelial cells are properly oriented such that their apical domain faces the central apical lumen (Figure 1). Since much of the work on epithelial polarity has been conducted using two-dimensional epithelial cell models, the process of apical lumen formation in 3D-environment remains poorly understood and is the main focus of this project. One of the prevailing models of de novo lumen formation is known as hollowing model. It was proposed that specialized apical recycling endosomes are formed and exocytosed to the site of the forming lumen. The fusion of these endosomes with the PM initiates the formation of the apical central lumen (Figure 1). While the requirement of apical recycling endosomes for apical lumen formation is now well established, how these specialized endosomes are formed, transported and targeted to a single apical lumen formation site remains largely unclear. What is known, is that the apical membrane initiation site (AMIS) is marked by the recruitment of several tight junction proteins and the Exocyst protein complex, before the delivery and fusion of apical endosomes containing various polarity proteins, such as Rab11, FIP5, Crumbs3, TUBA and gp135 (Figure 1). Thus, it was suggested that tight junction proteins or the Exocyst complex within AMIS mediate the targeting of apical endosomes to the site of forming apical lumen. However, the identity and regulation of proteins mediating endocytic targeting to the AMIS remains to be determined, and is one of the goals of this research project.
The use of zebrafish intestine development as a model to study apical lumen formation. The evidence for the hollowing model of lumen formation in epithelial cells is largely derived from studies conducted in 3D tissue culture systems. Thus, it remains unclear whether the same molecular machinery is used during epithelial tissue morphogenesis in vivo. Only recently some evidence for the hollowing-dependent lumen formation come into light, through studies in gut and endothelial blood vessel development in zebrafish embryos. We are currently collaborating with Dr. Bruce Appel's lab to use zebrafish intestine tube development as a model system for testing the roles of endocytic transport during apical lumen formation.
Project #2. The mechanisms regulating endocytic organelles and cytoskeleton during cell division
The last step of cell division is a physical separation of two daughter cells via process known as cytokinesis. After replication of the genetic material, mother cell divides by the formation of the cleavage furrow that constricts cytoplasm leaving two daughter cells connected by a thin intracellular bridge (ICB). The resolution of this bridge (abscission) results in separation of two daughter cells. Although mechanisms that govern abscission are not fully understood, recent evidence suggest that endosomes, actin cytokeleton and ESCRT protein complex play critical role in this process. The focus of this project is to dissect the roles of endosomes and ESCRT complex during cytokinesis and investigate the cross-talk between the ESCRT, cytoskeleton and endocytic membrane transport.
Recycling endosomes (RE) have emerged as important players in mediating abscission. Originally it was proposed that REs initiate abscission by fusing with each other and the plasma membrane, thus building a separating membrane in a manner similar to a formation of phragmoplast in plant cells. However, recent data from our laboratory have shown that fusion of REs instead mediates a formation of a "secondary ingression" (Figure 2). Rab11, a small monomeric GTPase, plays a major role in regulating RE delivery to the ICB via binding to the FIP3 effector protein. The FIP3/Rab11 complex accumulates at the ICB during mitosis and is known to be required for late stages of cell division. Our recent data show that Rab11/FIP3-endosomes deliver known actin regulating protein p50RhoGAP to the furrow during late telophase. Thus, we hypothesize that FIP3-dependent delivery of p50RhoGAP is required for actin depolymerization during late telophase in mammalian cells. Investigating the role and regulation of Rab11/FIP3 endosomes and actin cytoskeleton during abscission is main focus of this project.
Project #3. The mechanisms regulating MMP targeting to forming invadopodia during breast cancer cell invasion
Although breast cancer is one of the leading causes of death for women, the mechanisms regulating the development and metastasis of breast carcinomas are not well defined. Multiple studies of breast carcinomas suggest that the progression of tumors is dependent to a large extent on the intrinsic properties of cancer cells, such as their ability to migrate and invade. Indeed, increased cell migration is a key event in malignant tumors and its prevention may slow the malignant evolution.
The extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins are crucial for regulation of breast cancer cell metastasis. ECM proteins that make up the specialized basement membrane serve as a barrier for the cell motility and invasion. The breach of the biological barriers, such as basement membranes is an important step in cancer cell invasion and metastasis. Basement membrane disruption usually involves a localized degradation of the ECM via the secretion of matrix metalloproteinase's (MMPs). MMPs can be subdivided into multiple categories dependent on their substrate specificity, such as collagenases, stromelysins, and gelatinases. The main focus of this project is the MMP2 and MMP9 gelatinases. MMP2/9 mainly hydrolyzes the components of basement membrane, such as collagen type IV, thus has been implicated in the regulation of tumor growth and metastasis.
The role of invadopodia formation during cancer cell invasion. Invadopodia (also sometimes referred to as podosome in non-cancer cells) is an actin-rich plasma membrane protrusion located at the ventral side of the cancer cell. Invadopodia is the sites of ECM degradation and has been shown to be induced by Src kinase and mediate cancer cell invasion in vitro and in vivo. It has been demonstrated that MMP2/9 accumulate within the forming invadopodia, where they mediate localized ECM degradation. However, the mechanism mediating this sorting and targeting of MMP2/9 to invadopodia during metastasis remains virtually unknown. Defining these mechanisms and understanding their regulation is the main goal of this proposal.
Schiel, J.A., Simon, G., Castle, D., Christine C.W., D., and Prekeris, R. (2012) FIP3-endosome mediated actin depolymerization and formation of the secondary ingression mediates ESCRT-III recruitment to the abscission site during cytokinesis. Nature Cell Biology. In Press.
Prekeris, R. (2012) The art of "Cut and Run": the role of Rab14 GTPase in regulating N-cadherin shedding and cell motility. Developmental Cell. 22(9):909-910.
Prekeris, R. (2012) Making the final cut: the role of endosomes during mitotic cell division. Chapter in Book "Membrane Trafficking".
Collins, L.L., Simon, G.S., Matheson, J., Wu, C., Miller, M.C., Otani, T., Yu, X., Prekeris, R., and G.W. Gould (2012) Rab11-FIP3 is a cell cycle-regulated phosphoprotein. BMC Cell Biology. 13(1):4.
Arras, L., Yang, I., Lackford, B., Riches, D., Prekeris, R., Freedman, J.H., Schwartz, D.A., and Alper, S. (2012) Spatiotemporal inhibition of innate immunity signaling by the TBC1D23 Rab-GAP. The Journal of Immunology. 188(6):2905-2913.
Willenborg, C., Jing, J., Wu, C., Matern, H., Burden, J., and Prekeris, R. (2011) FIP5/Rip11 and SNX18 Interaction Regulates Epithelial Lumen Formation. The Journal of Cell Biology. 195(1):71-86.
Schiel, J., Park, K., Morphew, M.K., Reid, E., Hoenger, A., and Prekeris, R. (2011) Coordinated Endocytic Membrane Fusion and Buckling-Induced Microtubule Severing Mediate Cell Abscission. Journal of Cell Science. 124:1411-1424.
Willenborg, C., and Prekeris, R. (2011) Apical protein transport and lumen morphogenesis in polarized epithelial cells. Bioscience Reports. 31(4):245-256.
Schiel, J. and Prekeris, R. (2010) Making the final cut: Mechanisms mediating the abscission step of cytokinesis. The Scientific World Journal. 10:1424-1434.
Hsu, VW and Prekeris, R. (2010) Mechanistic understanding of transport through the recycling endosome. Current Opinion in Cell Biology. 22(4):528-534.
Jing, J., Junutula. J.R., Wu, C., Burden, J., Peden, A.A., and R. Prekeris (2010) FIP1/RCP binding to Golgin-97 regulates retrograde transport from recycling endosomes to Trans-Golgi Network. Molecular Biology of the Cell. 21(17):3041-3053.
Jing, J., Wilson, G., Tarbutton, E., and R. Prekeris (2009) Rab11-FIP3 is a Rab11 and Arf6 binding proteins that regulates breast cancer motility by modulating actin cytoskeleton. European Journal of Cell Biology. 88(6):325-341.
Jing, J. and Prekeris, R. (2009) Polarized endocytic transport: the roles of Rab11 and Rab11-FIPs in regulating cell polarity. Histology and Histopathology: Cellular and Molecular Biology. 24(9):1171-1180.
Simon, G.C., E. Schonteich, C.C. Wu, D. Ekiert, A. Piekny, X. Yu, G.W. Gould, M. Glotzer and R. Prekeris (2008) Sequential Cyk4/MgcRacGAP binding to ECT2 and Rab11-FIP3 regulates cleavage furrow ingression and abscission during cytokinesis. EMBO J. 27:1791-1803.
Schonteich, E., G.M, Wilson, J. Burden, C.R. Hopkins, K. Anderson, J.R. Goldenring and R. Prekeris (2008) Rip11/FIP5 and Kinesin II complex regulates endocytic protein recycling. Journal of Cell Science. 121:3824-3833.
Schonteich, E., M. Pilli, G.C. Simon, H.T. Matern, J.R. Junutula, D. Sentz, R.K. Holmes and R. Prekeris (2007) Molecular characterization of Rab11-FIP3 binding to Arf GTPases. European Journal of Cell Biology. 86:417-431.
Yu, X., Prekeris, R., and G. W. Gould (2007) Role of endosomal Rab GTPases in cytokinesis. European Journal for Cell Biology. 86:25-35.
Eathiraj, S., Mishra, A., Prekeris, R., and D.G. Lambright (2006) Structural basis for Rab11-mediated recruitment of FIP3 to recycling endosomes during cytokinesis. Journal of Molecular Biology. 364(2):121-135.
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Now that we know Shea Weber will be anchoring the Nashville blueline for the long term, who will line up opposite him on the left side? That's probably the single-biggest roster question left hanging over this team ahead of next season.
Yesterday while driving home from work, I heard this question discussed on 102.5 The Game's Sports Night, and Darren McFarland was of the opinion that one of the young guns would be the best choice, because of Weber's ability to mentor them and boost their development.
Me? I'd go the complete opposite route. Hal Gill is here to (partially) be a mentor, but Weber needs to be a team leader, and he can't do that if he's keeping half an eye on his partner and has to be concerned about covering up for any mistakes.
No, give me a reliable (if not exactly sensational) veteran stopper, a guy who can take care of the dirty work and put the Captain in position to succeed. There should still be some room left in the budget to find a guy like that (see my projection from a couple days ago), although there aren't many options on the free agent market.


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Behind candy, flowers are the second most popular gift to give on Valentine's Day. According to the National Retail Federation, an estimated 36.6 percent of consumers will give flowers to their loved ones on Thursday, with total spending expected to top $1.9 billion.
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Since its implementation, the WAC SAAC has been an essential component in the conference's governance structure as well as a strong voice for student-athletes' well-being at all levels (e.g., institutional, conference and national). It provides recommendations and positions on specific conference and NCAA proposed legislation, and it addresses national issues that may have an effect on the well-being of all student-athletes. In addition, its members provide recommendations for the eighteen WAC championships in order to enhance the student-athlete experience for all sports. Another objective which the committee constantly strives to obtain is to help strengthen and improve the communication and relationships among athletes, campus administrators and coaches.
On the national stage, the WAC SAAC selects one of its committee members to serve as its representative on the NCAA SAAC, which includes all of the Division I conferences.
The WAC SAAC is a proactive committee and is making a very positive impact within the WAC membership. Annually, each member institution appoints two student-athletes from its own campus SAAC to serve on the conference committee. To conduct business, the committee has one in-person meeting during the year and schedules monthly teleconference calls during the academic year.
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List of Obscure Names
I've been really fascinated with obscure names. To be an obscure name, it needs to be: not made up and not on nameberry.
Here are some:
Greek Charites:
Aglaea (Greek: beauty or splendor)
Euphrosyne (Greek:mirth, merriment)
Thalia (Greek: good cheer)
Cordula (Late Latin: heart)
Crescentia (Latin: to grow)
Dietlinde (German:tender people)
Gundula (German: war)
Heilwig (German: happy war)
Primavera (Italian: first rose)
Sidonia (German: of Sidon)
Swanhild (German: swan battle)
Wiebke (German: war)
Feel free to add more.
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April 14th, 2013 04:22 PM #3
Obscure you say? Then I'm going to bombard you with Cornish names ;D
Ebbet/Ibett - forms of Elizabeth/Isabelle
Enor - boundary/land
Eseld/Isett - forms of Isolde
Jowanet - form of Joanne/John
Loer - moon
Loveday - historically given to children born on Love Day
Lowenna - joy
Meraud - sea-related
Morvoren - mermaid
Pasces - form of Pascoe
Radegund/Radigan - war counsel, saint name
Sidwell - from a surname, also a saint
Wilmot - form of William
Not all strictly Cornish- a few are English in origin but have had great use in Cornwall. Although there were some 16th/17th century parents who thought these were great, they wouldn't all work so well todayWilliam ♠ Thomas ♠ Peter ♠ Henry ~ Rose ♠ Alice ♠ Ivy ♠ Lowenna


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A staple or necessary food, especially bread. For example, Rice is the staff of life for a majority of the earth's people. This expression, which uses staff in the sense of "a support," was first recorded in 1638.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes "There is really lovely refinement to the precise, energetic and full-bodied flavors that possess good power on the focused, balanced and persistent finish."
Cellar/Tasting Notes A fleshy style. Rich and concentrated, with black cherry, violet, licorice and earth flavors. This is firmly structured and beautifully balanced, with a vein of mineral and a long, smoky finish.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "An expressive nose combines both wood and natural spice elements that add considerable interest to the notably ripe nose cassis, plum and violets. There is excellent richness, size and weight to the very round and suave medium-bodied flavors that possess beautiful depth on the mouth coating finish..
Cellar/Tasting Notes " A discreet touch of oak sets off more elegant aromas of kirsch, sandalwood, anise and clove plus enough earth to remind you that you're very much in Nuits. There is good richness but also fine detail to the firm and serious yet refined flavors that offer a well-integrated tannic spine on the..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "As is usually the case with this wine when it's young, the nose is restrained to the point of being almost mute though aggressive swirling liberates aromas of earth, spice, red currant and hints of the sauvage. And instead of the robust and well-muscled mid-palate there is an almost caressing..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Good full red. Pungent aromas of raspberry, crushed stone and white pepper. Enters with intense raspberry and spices, then turns firm and floral in the middle, showing superb energy and sappiness to the primary red fruit and mineral flavors. With its saline impression of extract and strong..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2010 Clos des Lambrays is striking. Dark cherries, plums, wild berries, spices and licorice are woven together beautifully in this highly expressive, singular wine. A cool vein of minerality is a common thread as the wine continues to take shape in the glass. There is a beguiling, mysterious..
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Gains were led by Reliance Industries which rose 7.5 percent, NTPC (up 3.4 percent), ICICI Bank (up 7.3 percent) and Housing Development Finance Corp (up 8.4 percent) led the gains.
The U.S. government, in its latest move to rescue the economy from the clutches of a deep recession, has introduced a $1-trillion plan to rid banks' balance sheets of bad loans and securities.
The Banking Index was up 6.6 percent on overall improvement in investor sentiments, while the Oil & Gas Index rose 6.4 percent on hopes of a recovery in the U.S. economy as crude oil prices rose toward $53 a barrel.
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The benchmark closed 412.86 points up at 8756.61, supported by index heavyweights Reliance Industries (up 6.6percent), ICICI Bank (up 8.6 percent) and Infosys (up 5.6 percent).
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When should I use "in the Internet" and when "on the Internet"?
I would always use "on". At least if you are talking about the contents you can find on it. If you're talking about its hardware structure for instance, then, "in" can maybe fit in some cases, I guess.
'On the internet' would refer to data/items/websites that one can find there. as Pierre said, the 'Internet' can also be seen as a web of hardware elements like routers and switches.
that switch is 'in the internet'
I suppose the large number of "in" prepositions in the phrase can be explained like this: in many languages, including Russian we use the preposition which can be translated into English as "in". So what people often do when they don't know what the correct way is - they "copy" exactly as it's told in their native language. I guess the number of native speakers who use the Internet is much smaller.
If you're talking about information retrieved from the Internet, people routinely say "it is stored ON the Internet", "I found it ON the Internet", "information ON the Internet is ..." etc.
The only example I can think of where you would use "in" would be a phrase like, "I am interested in the Internet".
As noted in response to AmiroucheDouda's post, you might use "in" when "Internet" is used as an adjective to modify some other word. Like, "We live in the Internet age", "In an Internet-based system, access is ...", "Thinking in Internet terms ...", etc.
As in this other thread I would use "in the internet" in the context of Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs. While an Average Joe user reads content off the "front" of an internet website (its Graphical User Interface, or GUI), a function call to an API actually sends a programming thread into the content of the website to retrieve the answer. That retrieval lends a sense of depth, of looking something up in a website, that reading content that's already displayed on the front just doesn't.


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---- — OTTUMWA – The Ottumwa American Legion Baseball team swept Carroll Sunday, rallying from an early deficit to win 5-3 in game one and riding the crest of a Kyle Keck no-hitter to a 7-1 victory in the nightcap.
Chase Wood (1-0) got the win on the mound in the first game. Wood, who replaced starting pitcher Aaron Roane in middle of the third inning, whiffed seven hitters while only allowing two hits in 3 1/3 innings.
"The pitchers did a good job pitching," Ottumwa coach John Hart said. "We're doing a good of capitalizing on the errors [by Carroll]."
Offensively, Ottumwa was catalyzed by Kyle Keck and Mitch Stutchell, who combined for four hits. In addition, Tyler Johns tripled and Keck and Bryce Ward both finished with an RBI. Ottumwa fell behind 3-0 before its offense got rolling in the bottom of the third.
Keck (2-1) struck out seven while shepherding Ottumwa to a six-run victory in game two. The Legion offense was buoyed by Trent Stutchel, who went 3-4; and Drake Graber, who went 2-3. Ottumwa scored six of its seven runs in its final three innings at bat.
Ottumwa (6-4) plays Eddyville Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Legion.
Ottumwa American Legion 5, Carroll 3
Carroll 003 000 0 — 3 4 3
Ottumwa 001 220 x — 5 7 1
Ottumwa battery — Aaron Roane (3IP, 2H, 3R, 2ER, 7K, BB), Chase Wood (W, 1-0) (3 1/3IP, 2H, 7K, BB) and Bryce Ward (S, 1) (2/3IP, K, BB), Alex Goodvin catching.
2B — Mitch Stutchell, Wood.
3B — Tyler Johns.
Hits — Kyle Keck 2-4, M. Stutchell 2-4, Roane 1-1, Wood 1-1, Johns 1-4.
RBI — Keck, Bryce Ward.
Runs — Goodvin, Keck, M. Stutchell, Ward, Wood.
Ottumwa American Legion 7, Carroll 1
Carroll 000 010 0 — 1 2 5
Ottumwa 010 222 x — 7 9 2
Ottumwa battery — Kyle Keck (W, 2-1) (4IP, 7K, 3BB), Jake Waller (1 1/3IP, H, R, K, BB) and Tyler Bramschreiber (1 2/3IP, H, 2K, BB), Drake Craber catching.
Hits — Trent Stutchel 3-4, Craber 2-3, T. Bramschreiber 1-1, Jake Waller 1-1, Trent Fowler 1-3, Chase Wood 1-3.
RBI — Craber, Chandler Bain, Wood.
Runs — Craber 3, Bain, Bradley Bramschreiber, T. Bramschreiber, T. Stutchel.


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This permanent Sciencenter exhibition features a touch tank with live tide pool animals and exhibits about ecology, environmental science and conservation of water habitats.
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Guests can explore the tide pool during museum hours and will also have the chance to touch animals at set times during the week. The Sciencenter welcomes guests to the Touch Tank: Tuesdays & Fridays 2:00 - 3:00 pm; Saturdays 11:00 am – 12:00 pm; and Sundays 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
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The salt water tide pool Touch Tank features live tide pool animals, combining the Sciencenter's trademark hands-on exhibits with live animal elements typically only seen at a large, urban aquarium. The Touch Tank introduces guests - in a very hands-on way - to some of the animals that call the ocean home. It features marine invertebrates such as Chocolate Chip Sea Stars, Pencil Sea Urchins, Scarlet Hermit Crabs and various sea snails.
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This salt water aquarium features coral reef species typically found in "back reef" areas where the waves and currents are strong. All species in this tank are bred and raised in captivity. This exhibit helps raise awareness among guests about aquaculture as a viable alternative to the often devastating and illegal harvest practices taking place in some of the most endangered coral reef areas.


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Hundreds of hot and cold meals are prepared and every weekday morning. Meals on Wheels of Rockland to homebound senior citizens throughout the county, but recently, social workers have noticed that seniors were not eating some or all of their meals.
"We have situations where social workers will go to someone's home and find out that some of the seniors were giving or sharing their meals with their pets because they can't afford pet food," said Stan Schwarz, a volunteer. "The thought came to us that if we were able to get donated pet food, we would be able to provide it to seniors who can't afford to buy it on their own."
Thus, the first Wags for Wheels Dog Walk was born.
"It is the first time that Meals on Wheels (MoW) is doing this type of event," said Marie Porrovecchio, fundraising manager of MoW."Part of it is to raise money and provide for the programs of MoW. But we also want to start a pet food pantry for seniors who have animals that they can't afford to buy food for."
This dog and family walk, which the private not-for-profit hopes to establish as an annual event, is Saturday, Sept. 8 at in Pearl River. The fundraiser will benefit all Rockland seniors in this situation, not just MoW seniors.
"It's a fundraiser for the Pet Food Pantry but also programs and services of MoW," said Schwarz, who co-chairs the event. "In additiom to the homebound meals everybody's very familiar with, we also five senior centers that we operate around the county and we have the Bobbie Lewis Adult Day Care Center here in Nanuet that caters to the need of people who have Alzheimer's and other disorders."
Pre Registration is online until Sept 6 at the MoW website. The cost is $25 and after Sept 6, registration is at the event for $35. The walk begins at 10 a.m. with registration starting an hour before. Contests and demonstrations are at noon. There will be vendors and refreshments.
Major sponsors of the Wags for Wheels Dog Walk are , Valley Cottage Animal Hospital, Hudson Valley Magazine and the Catherine C. Reiley Charitable Foundation.
Anyone who wants more information about the event or would like to register to participate can do so at www.mowrockland.org


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Most of European countries experienced several wars in the last 100 years. 2WARdS Europe is a two-year transnational project (2012-14) which aims to open an intergenerational dialogue about the consequences of war, but also about themes like racism, extremism and discrimination.
Participating partners in 9 EU countries (Poland, France, Hungary, Finland, Latvia, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic and Austria) will give the word to senior citizens, who will share their memories and stories. A compilation of their testimonies about war will be made in video and some seniors will travel to other countries to exchange their stories and to dialogue about the past.
The challenge of the project is not the involvement of seniors, which is guaranteed by the topic itself. The challenge is to confront it with younger generation: how to involve youngsters in this project and to get a real intergenerational dialogue. Hence, some partners will involve Sociology and History students, while others have contacted with arts schools (audio visual) or with high schools to get the active involvement of the youngsters.
The result of this common work and exchange will be a singular view on wars and conflicts, expressed by European citizens, and a common European statement about peace and the value of permanent intergenerational dialogue in conflict handling. The results will be presented in 2014, a year which will mark the first centenary of the beginning of World War I.
The project will also serve to explore (at organisational level) innovative and creative intergenerational learning processes, using story telling, images, local research and artistic approaches to stimulate and share on a participatory way.
The project will produce a multimedia DVD and an interactive multimedia online platform sharing the outcomes and lessons learned.
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Barclays shares power ahead on sweeping bonus and job cuts
by Sarah Miloudi on Feb 12, 2013 at 07:28
Barclays shares have powered ahead after the bank said it would cut at least 3,700 jobs as part of Antony Jenkins' drive for change.
At 10am, shares in the bank traded at 312.p, a far cry from their 139p price at the peak of the Libor furore.
Following a strategic review, Barclays said it would slash its headcount and cut costs by £1.7 billion.
Some 1,800 posts will go in the bank's corporate and investment bank division and 1,900 from its Europe retail and business banking arm.
The reductions are expected to result in a restructuring charge of close to £500 million, and elsewhere, more money would be saved and its critics appeased by a 'significant' decrease in Barclays' bonus pot.
For 2012 the average bonus per employee was down 13% year on year to £13,300 and within its investment bank the typical bonus award was cut by17% to £54,100.
Jenkins (pictured), who took over as chief executive following Bob Diamond's departure at the height of the Libor scandal, said he wanted to 'set a new course' for the bank, prompting him to spearhead a drive for change.
'Barclays is changing. We intend to change what Barclays does and how we do it and have set out clear commitments against which our progress can be measured,' he said.
Barclays unveiled news of the job cuts in a statement about its strategic review, previously announced by Jenkins, and issued it this morning to coincide with the bank's final results.
2012 has undeniably been a difficult year for Barclays, involving a probe by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) into its 2008 fund raising and loans to Qatar, the Libor scandal and criticism over its corporate and bonus culture more broadly.
But despite these challenges, Barclays' adjusted pre-tax profits for 2012 were up 26% on 2011 to £7.1 billion, with corporate and investment banking profits rising 46% and wealth management profits jumping 52%.
10 comments so far. Why not have your say?
Feb 12, 2013 at 08:30
Everyone was slapping the FSA on the back for its historic fine of £290m levied for LIBOR fixing (probably been going on for years). HM Treasury wasdelighted with the windfall - which was not, of course, used to reduce the financial burdens of regulation on our sector.
However 3,700 job losses at Barclays are not a consequence?
When will someone realise that the banks and financial services are the jewel in the UK economy's crown?
Our competitors in Frankfurt will be rubbing their hands, because the army of regulators in this country will not stop until the sector is dead and buried.report this
Feb 12, 2013 at 08:40
You really think that the likes of Barclays are the"jewel in our crown"? Bit like saying that the Krays were the pride of London.report this
Feb 12, 2013 at 08:53
Barclays has made a start, but only a start, on regaining its reputation. However, bonuses should not be paid (after all they are all paid huge salaries) until the job is done. I always understood that bonuses were based on results and not necessarity financial results. Whent the results start coming in then the bonuses can start. It is a pity that the new culture within the Bank is being lead by Jenkins who was so involved with PPI within Barclaycard. The cynic in me asks whether he is just hitching his cart to which ever band wagon is moving at the time.report this
Feb 12, 2013 at 09:01
Lets hope that Sants bonus is cut too.
Come to that they could save a few million adding him to the list.report this
Feb 12, 2013 at 09:08
Banks, especially the large ones, are insanely overstaffed. Key is cutting the right people out in over-complex management structures and too often they are the ones making the firing decisions....report this
Feb 12, 2013 at 09:29
it is my understanding that bonuses are an allocation of profits. Barclays are distributing more in bonuses than they earned in profits. What possible justification is there for this, and as always it is the long neglected shareholder who suffers.
Can we be confident that all the provisions for past scandals are now accounted for? Are we confident that further scandals will not come to light?
Does the new 'openness' within Barclays just mean that they are going to find better ways of covering things up?
Does anyone belive that it can change it's spots?report this
Feb 12, 2013 at 10:06
Jewel is possibly an overstatement but we have to consider one very important item. Financial Services is one of the areas that we are very good at. Yes there were issues and some still coming out of the woodwork. If one looks at RBS it was 25 staff out of 130K of them that caused their LIBOR issue.
The PPI issue were every sale was a miss sale beggar's belief. I know people who claimed on their PPI policy and now find they are to get compensation for a bad sale!
I am really fed up with the politicians blaming the bankers now. They let go of the reins via the Labour party and this is the consequences of the very lose reins. One should really consider who they were lending to in many cases - the general public.
And yes some of the sales tactics used for customers overall were well over the line which has been redrawn.
You like me have complaints from customers that they cannot get mortgages as the banks now have to have capital adequacy and move from over 50% of the funds from money markets to the savers within the nation. We cannot have it both ways, one has to go and the one that has gone is the money market way to attain cash.report this
Feb 12, 2013 at 10:25
I can't get over the fact that 2012 saw Barclays investigated by the FSA, fined and then the former head of the FSA move to a role within it???
Am I missing something or maybe just cynical?report this
Feb 12, 2013 at 11:22
@ Ewart
Not cynical, just realisticreport this
Feb 12, 2013 at 16:17
@ Ewart - Everyone would raise an eyebrow or tut if the head of the Metropolitan police investigated a billionaire for, let's say murder, and then turned up in that same billionaire's employment. So not surprising that you can't get over the fact.
What amazes me are that the announcement to the market that 3000 staff are to lose their job makes them happy and that the bank is going to cut costs of £1.7b, which makes me wonder why they had been wasting this mobey before? Surely that waste should mean much much smaller bonuses!!! Grrrrrr...report this
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