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Since our community became aware of another instance of mass violence on Friday, our emotions have ricocheted among shock, grief, anger, and helplessness. Those of us who are parents also feel a profound responsibility for reassuring our own children through this very difficult time. We struggle to find the right message and the right words to comfort them.
Media coverage has inundated us with advice. Numerous experts have been interviewed and resources posted. To help, The Mental Health Association of Westchester (MHA) offers suggestions for identifying credible resources. Most children are resilient, and for most, time spent with family along with reassurance about their own safety will be sufficient. However, for some families and children, additional support is warranted.
Identifying Reliable Information
While our personal digital worlds are filled with articles and links, we need just one or two we can rely on. Credible resources draw on a body of information from the field of disaster mental health response. The most useful advice can be distilled into a few key points, such as in the article written by Dr. Lloyd Sederer, Medical Director of the New York State Office of Mental Health and Dr. Eva Alisic, Ph.D. The full article is published on the Huffington Post online at http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eva-alisic-phd/children-mental-health-newtown_b_2311875.html
For additional resources, MHA suggests relying on information posted by national organizations and government resources that routinely address mental health concerns. Among these are:
MHA is a community-based mental health agency that has been helping Westchester County residents for 66 years through direct services, professional and community education and advocacy. MHA supports 20,000 individuals annually through a comprehensive array of mental health services striving to help each individual to achieve their personal goals and to lead independent, healthy and successful lives. For information, visit www.mhawestchester.org.


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"Truthiness" is a term that television comedian Stephen Colbert popularized in 2005. He used it to describe things that a person claims to know intuitively or "from the gut" without regard to evidence, logic, intellectual examination, or actual facts. The overarching goals of this class is to explore some of the "truthiness" of the economic world we inhabit. How did buying, selling, shopping, and advertising become such integral elements of 18th- and 19th-century European life? What effects did the proliferation of consumer culture have on social relationships and identity? How did intellectuals strive to make sense of the changes they saw around them? What lessons, if any, can we take from this history for understanding our own situation? This is a first-year seminar course and meets the First-Year Seminar requirement of the GECC.

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On the left-hand side is a conventional diagram, as widely used in molecular biology, of adenylate kinase, where the chain of amino acids is drawn by loops, with cylinders for the alpha helices. On the right-hand side is a diagram of a simple, `physicists's' model of a protein, where the protein is taken to be cubic and where the differences in binding strengths of the different faces are denoted by different colours.
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The purpose of this workshop is to bring together biologists and physicists working on protein-protein interactions, including aggregation and crystallisation.
Most of the dry mass of cells is protein, and proteins do most of the `work' in cells. Understanding their function is therefore essential to understand cells. The function of globular proteins requires specific and often very strong interactions, e.g. for recognition, in a complex mixture of thousands of other proteins. The proteins must also fold, be soluble, and avoid binding to other proteins, DNA, etc.
The workshop will bring together scientists from the physical and biological sciences to study how this feat is accomplished. Topics will include protein crystallisation and aggregation, protein interaction networks, macromolecular crowding, and related issues.
It will include a poster session where participants may present and discuss their work with scientist from theoretical physicists to structural biologists.
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MW Deem (Rice), CM Dobson (Cambridge), AL Fink (California), JL Harden (Johns Hopkins), J Janin (CNRS), AP Minton (NIDDK), L Pearl (Cancer Research), J Thornton (EBI, Cambridge ), PG Vekilov (Houston).
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The workshop will be held at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge, and is associated with the Institute's "Statistical Mechanics of Molecular and Cellular Biological Systems" programme. Participants of the programme will take part in the workshop, along with an additional 25 attendees. These attendees will be drawn from a wide-range of disciplines: ranging from biomedicine, to theoretical physics. Accommodation for participants will be provided in single study bedrooms with shared bathroom at Wolfson Court. The conference package, costing £155, includes accommodation, breakfast, lunch and dinner from lunch on Monday 21 June to lunch on Wednesday 23 June 2004
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The Puyallup police department is facing accusations that its jailers forced DUI suspects to needlessly undress and recorded the nudity on the jail's in-house surveillance system.
Seattle attorney James Egan and co-counsel filed the suit Thursday against the department on behalf of a dozen DUI suspects, eleven women and one man, claiming that their privacy rights were violated.
"It appeared from my limited review that it was happening to women -- attractive women, in particular," Egan told KING 5.
"It's not right," said one of the alleged victims who did not want to be identified. She said jailers told her to take her clothes off in what she thought was a private cell.
Jail surveillance video, obtained by Egan's firm, shows the woman changing into a standard-issue jail uniform. But then a jailer comes back to the cell and she's told to undress again.
"He (said) 'You have to take everything off – off. Underwear too,'" said the married mother of two. "I said, 'It's just underwear. What can I do in my underwear, you know?' He said 'You just have to take everything off.'"
Egan said more than two years ago he noticed while reviewing evidence that two of his female DUI clients were forced to disrobe at the Puyallup jail, even though they weren't being booked and they were about to be released.
He made public record requests for more jailhouse videos.
"I wondered if there was a pattern," Egan said.
He said he found that women were being ordered to use the bathroom and change in cells equipped with video cameras. He found that males were more likely to use a curtained area in the jail's common area that he said is not monitored by cameras.
Egan said most of the victims did not learn they were videotaped until Egan contacted them and showed them the videos.
"It's so sick," said Egan's female client about seeing the tape for the first time. "Oh my God, I (didn't) believe my own eye. It's me. I felt sick to my stomach."
Puyallup City Attorney Kevin Yamamoto said Egan's claims are "not true at all."
He said Egan has "selectively chosen videos" and "cherrypicked" the ones he believes prove his case. Yamamoto said cameras in common areas and cells are a common fixture in jails.
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"We see no wrongdoing on the part of anyone at the jail," said Capt. Scott Engle of the Puyallup Police Department.


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The last concert in the Maple Museum Free Music Series will feature a choir of eight cellos and guest soprano Lianna Aharony, performing a program of classical and popular compositions at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Maple Museum at 221 Creamery St. in Jefferson. The program includes pieces from the baroque period through the end of the 20th century. The ensemble, led by Linda Magill of Jefferson, has been having a good time putting together a program that explores the cello's wide range of sound and its versatility in both lively and somber pieces. One piece, a barcarolle composed in 1860, is said to evoke the rhythm of gondoliers' oars as they glide through the canals of Venice.
Following the concert there will be a reception featuring foods from the farms of Jefferson, and a drawing for gift baskets made up from local products and gift certificates.
Born and raised in Jerusalem, Aharony is a graduate of the The Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance. Receiving a status of exceptional musician upon being drafted to the IDF, she performed as a vocal soloist across Israel, as well as during visits of the chief of staff to the UK and Poland. She has sung in concert halls in Japan, Portugal, Russia, Italy and Turkey, and performed with the Israeli Philharmonic and the Israeli Symphonic Orchestras, among others.


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But before you retire those gloves and tools for the season, I'd like to ask that you reconsider for just another month or two. The next few months are what I consider to be the best and most important time spent in the garden. In fact, I think of fall to be the start of next year's garden. Along with the pleasure of spending time outdoors in these cooler temperatures, certain tasks for the yard and garden are more important now than ever, for a number of reasons.
Here are some of the tasks that keep me busy and happy, this time–every year:
Cutting back and cleaning up: Many pests and diseases over-winter in plant debris. Removing it from the landscape now improves your chances of eliminating numerous future problems that would otherwise survive to reemerge next spring. Include the following in your to-do list:
Cut back perennials: These plants will come back next year because the roots survive, even though the growth above ground may not. Cutting off the dead and spent foliage a few inches above the ground in the fall will not harm the plant.
Remove spent annuals and seasonal vegetables: Unlike perennials, annuals do not come back from season to season so there is no reason to leave these in the ground. Pull them up, roots and all, and add them to your compost pile.
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Compost only the healthy material: As you remove debris from your fall cleanup projects, be sure to add only the pest-free and non-diseased plants to the compost pile. Destroy any diseased plant material or remove it from you garden. Pathogens and insect pests can winter-over and return next year in compost that doesn't get hot enough.
Get a soil test. Fall is a great time to amend your soil. Information provided by a soil test report can tell you what's needed. Most reports include details such as pH and a nutrient analysis of the basic elements. Look for private labs that provide information on how to supplement amendments using organic and natural options. Most university labs that provide the testing for county extension services still only provide synthetic chemical recommendations. A web search of "organic soil test" will turn up a few good results.
Amend the soil with natural organic materials: Even without the help of a soil test, organic amendments such as homemade compost, manure, blood meal, bone meal, cottonseed meal, etc. are a great way to improve the long-term health and structure of soil, naturally. By adding them in fall, amendments have time to break down into a form that plants can use by spring.
Add mulch: A fresh layer of mulch provides a protective barrier over plant roots and protects evergreen foliage from soil borne diseases that can splash back onto them. In colder climates, add mulch after the ground freezes. This will help prevent frost heave and keep soil temperatures more even through winter, while protecting roots. As the mulch decomposes, that all-important, soil-improving organic matter is enriching your garden beds as well. And to be safe with the mulch you add, make sure it's "Certified Mulch and Soil" from the Mulch and Soil Council*. It's the only way to know that what you're adding is free of unacceptable chemicals, like arsenic from pressure treated wood. (*Full disclosure: I'm their spokesperson but I wouldn't buy it any other way—seriously!)
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Jackson "Jack" Cortes Braught, Kelsey Danielle Bridges, Caleb Eric Longest, Brittany Joy Toone and Allyson Leigh Wilcox. The Crossman Award is the most prestigious award given by the Duncan High School to a student.
The Crossman Award at the high school dates back to 1946, when Wade Koeninger received the award. The 2012 Crossman winner was Amanda Johnson. Each year, teachers vote for students who should be selected as Crossman nominees.


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NORMAN — It was the middle of August, but Oklahoma defensive tackle Jordan Phillips sensed his career was at a crossroads when he sat down for a talk with defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery.
The redshirt sophomore had been at OU for two years and made a minimal impact during that period. Whether or not he would ever make more of one was riding on what he did in preseason camp.
"He sat me down and we discussed my goals and I what I wanted to do here," Phillips said. "He said if I keep playing the way I'd been playing I wouldn't accomplish anything I wanted to do. If I wanted to do what I wanted to do I had to suck it up."
That was a little over a month ago. About two weeks before Phillips became OU's starting nose guard. About three weeks before he made his first career start and about 35 days prior to his first career sack in last Saturday's 51-20 victory over Tulsa.
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POULSBO, Wash.- Several parents are voicing concerns about a school program designed to help struggling students in the North Kitsap School District, but district officials say the program is working.
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Services for Mrs. Janice Marie Griffin will be held 10 am, Tuesday, October 2, 2012 at Milling Funeral Home Chapel of Union with burial in Reid Chapel Church of God Cemetery. Rev. Rusty Walton will officiate.
Visitation will be held 6-8 pm, Monday, October 1, 2012 at Milling Funeral Home of Union.
Mrs. Griffin, 54, of Little Rock, died Saturday, September 29, 2012 at her residence.
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Mother: Merlen Houge of Union
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ALBUQUERQUE (AP) -- Albuquerque mayoral candidate Pete Dinelli is calling for the appointment of a special prosecutor and a grand jury investigation of the death of prominent civil rights attorney Mary Han.
The call by Dinelli and Han's family comes after Attorney General Gary King last week issued a scathing critique of the Albuquerque Police Department's handling of the case.
Family and friends have questioned the handling of Han's 2010 death ever since Albuquerque police quickly ruled it a suicide.
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Summer youth theater camps run for 3-hour sessions Monday through Friday from 12:30pm-3:30pm. Sessions run as follows:
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Few people gave sixth-seeded Forest Hills much of a chance Saturday night against No. 3 Central in their District 6 Class AA quarterfinal matchup.
That was just fine with the Rangers, who threw for over 200 yards against the Scarlet Dragons and went on to surprise their hosts, 21-7.
"I'm so proud of these kids," said Forest Hills coach Don Bailey, whose team will travel to Ligonier Valley for next week's semifinal. "They (Central) were bigger than us up front and our kids played their hearts out offensively and defensively. We started four sophomores and a freshman here tonight. Our kids played so hard and with our senior leadership, they were just able to overcome a lot of adversity to get here. We were 2-3 at one point in the season."
Sophomore quarterback Joe Donoughe was 19 of 29 passing for 209 yards for the Rangers
(8-3). Seniors Jared Shope and Doltyn Snedden combined for 17 catches for 192 of those yards. Shope and Snedden each had an interception for Forest Hills.
"I think it's amazing that we were able to win this game," said Shope, who had 10 catches for 98 yards. "We were the underdogs, but it was unbelievable what we did tonight. We played for 48 minutes straight. Our line did an awesome job pass protecting and Joe threw unbelievable. Doltyn and I and our tight ends made the plays when we had to."
it was the host Dragons (8-3) who got on the board first. Central's Zac Emerick picked off Donoughe to stop a first-quarter Rangers drive. The hosts drove the opposite direction, scoring on the sixth play from scrimmage on a 1-yard run by Todd Slick. D.C. Helsel's kick gave Central the 7-0 lead at the 11:07 mark.
The Rangers passing game began to loosen up the Central defense on their answering drive. On the nine-play drive, there were five straight passes, four caught by Snedden, to move Forest Hills down to the 14. Shawn Dell did the rest, scoring three plays later on a 3-yard run. Derek Dumm's kick evened the game.
Forest Hills went ahead on its next drive, a
14-play drive which consumed nearly six minutes and ended on a Donoughe 1-yard run and Dumm kick.
The Rangers scored on the opening drive of the second half, moving 47 yards on five plays with Donoughe throwing to Shope for the 10-yard touchdown and Dumm added the extra point. After that, it was the Rangers defense that took over.
"Give credit to our defense," Bailey said. "They played an outstanding game and have been our strength all season long."
Forest Hills limited Central's leading rusher, Bradi Moore, to just 16 yards on seven carries while Slick had 23 yards on three carries and quarterback Austin Cunningham, eight carries for 15 yards.
"They were good, their quarterback was excellent and they made all their catches," Central coach Dave Baker said. "They made the plays that won the game. We were not able to sustain much running and were not able to complete short passes."
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The same LED grow light technology used by NASA and professional greenhouses! Until now the high cost of LED grow lights like these have kept them out of the home market. These 50W equivalent lights deliver what plants need most to thrive - quality red & blue spectrum light. And because these use LED technology & not incandescent, they cost pennies a month to operate, produce virtually no heat and can last up to 30,000 hours - that's almost 7 years of life at 12 hours of operation per day. Set of four. For Lighting Facts click or rollover label above.
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I stayed here with my husband and we had an amazing time. The Townhome is lovely, spacious, clean and very updated. It had everything we needed from beautiful furniture to updated appliances. We really miss looking at the ocean while having breakfast, as well as the magnificent sunsets that Captiva is known for. This review would not be complete without mentioning the owner, Dan. We've rented several vacation homes, but never came across an owner as caring and pleasant as Dan. He really goes the extra mile to make sure you enjoy every second of your stay in his home. This was the second vacation villa that we rented from Dan. Last year we stayed at Dan's other Captiva property, Sunset Dreams, and we just booked our 2015 summer vacation with him!
My family and I arrived and found the house clean and ready as we were promised it would be. The owner as well as the property manager contacted me to check that all was in order with no problems when we first arrived which was nice. The house was everything I expected and more! Plenty of room with a top deck outside the master bedroom that produced some of the most beautiful sunset views I've ever witnessed. The rooms were spacious and neat with everything a person needs to feel at home. The entertainment room had a large flat screen for movie viewing (which was a huge hit when the kids hooked up the Xbox) if you needed a break from the sun and beach. The pool outside was extremely nice with all the lounge chairs and amenities a family would need as well as a gas grill that we used quite a few times when we didn't feel like going out to the local eateries. The kitchen also was very nice with a full selection of all cooking utensils you would need to prepare meals for an entire family so you can leave everything at home. We had 8 people in our party (2 parents and 6 teenagers) and we had everything we needed as far as Beach towels and bath towels etc. already prepared and laid out for us. The beach was a very nice surprise, not crowded at all and it was a sixty second walk from our front door. I wasn't crazy about the idea of a road running in front the house, seperating the beach from the house but honestly it was my favorite part. The house is surrounded by palms and vegetation which kept us private from everything that was happening around us. We could sit on the porch and listen to the waves or watch the sunset and never see anyone or anything; I loved that part the most. Overall I loved the place and I will be booking another vacation soon.
This home is almost exactly as the photos depict except that the "den" is the 5th bedroom...which means you have a pullout sofa for the bed in a room off the front door entrance hall and across from the living room. The twin bedroom is an open loft to the kitchen below so it is loud and brightly lit if any downstairs lights are in use. The pool furniture is not as depicted either...the table and chairs are the same but there is a sectional sofa lounge vs. the chaise lounge chairs shown in the photo. Also the upper deck had two chaise lounge chairs and no sofa or easy chairs. These were the deviations from the photos based on our stay this past March. The home is nicely decorated and very serviceable with easy access to the beach. However, the 'surprise' of not having five bedrooms AND the fact that the 4th bedroom had a open half-wall to 1st floor made it not a great option for our teenage daughters.


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Taken from both literature and legend, this is a well-illustrated look at dragons. This is part of the Time-Life series The Enchanted World which also includes volumes on Dwarfs, Giants and Ogres, and Water Spirits (all 1985).
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On September 21st, goaltender John Gibson and his team the Kitchener Rangers of the Ontario Hockey League played their season opener against the Mississauga Steelheads. Gibson earned his first shutout of the season as Kitchener bested the Mississauga Steelheads 3-0 in front of the Steelheads home crowd. Gibson managed 25 saves in the Rangers victory, earning Gibson his 2nd OHL career shutout. The Rangers out-shot their opponents 32-25. Gibson was awarded the first start of the game for his impressive effort.
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In all honesty, would you have given the original H.A.W.X. much of a look if it didn't have the Tom Clancy name stuck in front of it? Flight sims, for all their promise of complete freedom—thousands of miles of empty sky in which you can wheel, loop, barrel roll and dive in to your heart...
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Half-Minute Hero is one of those rare gaming experiences that just works – it's fun to play, it's easy to learn, and it's surprisingly long for a PSP title. The game plays homage to the classic 8-bit RPGs but with a modern take that utilizes the portability of Sony's ha...
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 Review
J.K. Rowling is a true master at capturing the excitement and fear of adolescence. Sure, she penned a series of seven novels based on a young wizard and his search to find and destroy he who must not be named, but it's not just the setting and magical world that fixates audiences, it'...
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With its magnificent Great Hall, moving staircases, hidden alcoves and secret passageways, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is a magical place ripe for exploration. If you've been following the Harry Potter videogame series then you won't be surprised to discover that Hogwarts ...
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix follows Harry, Ron and Hermione through their fifth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry's believes that "He Who Shall Not Be Named" is back and when the new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor declines to teach spells to...
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When cartoons make their television debut most of them usually don't stick around for too long. Sure you have the cartoons such as the SouthPark series that have appeared for numerous seasons, but there are also some that don't seem to hit it off and may end up cancelled after two or thr...
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Hauppauge HD PVR 2 Gaming Edition Review
Ever since I started experimenting with my PlayStation 2 and a video recorder, I have wanted the ability to record gameplay from video games and play around with video editing. What's always held me back is the sheer inconvenience in manipulating the video directly from a video game console,...
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The Tom Clancy bandwagon continues to roll in 2009, but this year Ubisoft has abandoned the ground-battles of Mexico and close-quarters combat of Las Vegas for the franchise's first foray into the flight combat genre. Taking to the war-torn skies over the likes of Rio De Janeiro, Afghanistan a...
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Heavenly Sword is quite possibly a gift from Sony to anyone who owns a PlayStation 3 console. It is not what Heavenly Sword is that makes it spectacular, but what it dares to do in the video game industry that makes it remarkable and unique. Never have there been such life-like characters in any gam...
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A simple question is posed while playing Heavy Rain: How far will you go to save someone you love? But the game offers so many more questions than that little tug on emotions. How can you truly care about imaginary characters in a videogame? How can nearly every step of your gameplay experience impa...
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Zombies, zombies everywhere and not enough to kill. Enter the world of the survivor; a shipwrecked individual who has to use their ingenuity to survive an island of the undead and try to escape. Are you smart enough to outwit the undead or will you become another one of their legion? Welcome t...
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Management games are a tricky genre to create for. There are many subtle areas that need to be maximized in order to generate the most fun and addiction for the player. Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection on the PlayStation Vita is an idol management game, starring the cast of the Hyperdim...
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The stomach is a muscular bag with a capacity of about 1 liter or quart. It lies along the digestive tract between the esophagus and the small intestine. The stomach serves as a reservoir for food eaten during meals and begins the process of digestion. Its inner walls are composed of glands that secrete acid and digestive enzymes.
The most common form of cancer that affects the stomach is adenocarcinoma, which arises in the glands of the innermost layer of the stomach. This tumor tends to spread through the wall of the stomach and from there into the adjoining organs (pancreas and spleen) and lymph nodes. It can spread through the bloodstream and lymph system to distant organs (metastasize).
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Through Leadership Dayton program, Wright State's Jennie Buckwalter develops new connections that will help enhance her ability to engage with the community.
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He's a politically savvy professional with big ideas and the networking skills and contacts to bring in new work.
July 22, 2014
Stephanie Bange, director of the Educational Resource Center, elected to prestigious Newbery Award committee.
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Wright State is teeming with leaders who hold national and state positions and populate influential organizations in education, science, labor, health, athletics and the arts.
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Wright State staff member Jared Shank honored by state organization for his work with transfer students.
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Artur may need a sports psychologist. I don't know if he can ever recover mentally. I hope he does because he is so talented. I don't see how anyone can blame Mishin for his problems.
Liza simply needs time to adjust to her new body. She is not the only compactly built skater. Slutskaya, Ito, Harding did not have lithe bodies and they used their power to their advantage, and Liza can do that, given enough time. It's just not going to happen this season. So everyone needs to be a little patient. Her jumps have power and she has a good jump techique. Mentally she is a fighter and does not give up on a program. Not every talented athlete has the mental toughness, so Liza could make it even in the highly competitive Russian fed.


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For the second year in a row, Gov. Tom Corbett beat a midnight deadline and signed a state budget that includes no new taxes.
"Hopefully we're developing a habit, and I think the Pennsylvania citizens will appreciate that habit of on time," Corbett said after the signing ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda.
The final $27.66 billion budget package includes several significant victories for the Corbett administration, including a tax incentive aimed at luring a Shell Oil Co. plant to Beaver County, a measure to alter how teachers are evaluated, and a proposal to tame rising prison costs through targeted sentencing, the Post-Gazette reported.
The spending plan, approved by the on Thursday and the late Friday, maintains funding at current year levels for public universities and most school districts, but some fiscally struggling districts received a little extra money, the Patriot-News reported. It cuts funding for human services by $84 million and eliminates the Department of Public Welfare's cash assistance program, starting Aug. 1.
Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Jake Corman, R-Bellefonte, said the budget is based on Senate Republicans' belief that controlling government spending and rejecting tax hikes is crucial to moving Pennsylvania toward economic recovery.
"In these fiscally challenging times you have to make tough choices, but we also recognize that providing a quality education to kids of all ages is one of our most important responsibilities," Corman said. "This budget includes funding to help counties and local agencies provide essential social and health services and programs for senior citizens and those with physical and mental disabilities."
While acknowledging what he calls "hurtful cuts to vulnerable Pennsylvanians," the state's new budget contains important provisions intended to address the root of the state's fiscal woes, said , D-Canonsburg.
"The bottom line is jobs and we have taken aggressive steps to improve the economy and employment picture," Solobay said. "Economic growth and the jobs that come with it should make future budgets easier on everyone."
The budget includes an aggressive plan to create a historic economic development project in Beaver County and tax incentives for a wide array of employers to create jobs.
Along with the tax credits required to close the deal for the construction of the $3 billion ethane "cracker" plant, the budget contains an expansion of the film tax credit to include its use in sound studios, and a more than doubling in the credit for hiring unemployed workers.
Lawmakers also adopted a "single-sales factor" for apportioning corporate net income taxes, finishing the shift from payroll and assets to sales when calculating business taxes. The change encourages employers to keep their manufacturing as well as their retail facilities in the state.
Other changes to the tax code allow the transfer of family farms to extended family without applying the inheritance tax, and provide credits to businesses that open up in renovated and preserved historic buildings.
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Q What home automating system would be user-expandable to include wireless video and control? I mean to send video from the barn to the bedroom and then on to the internet. One example would be to spy on the horse, pan the camera, from either bedroom or distant office. And to also monitor the house fire alarm, refrigerator, etc., from the distant office. And all DIY. - John
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This feature is fairly common for home automation systems, even for DIY products.
For super-simple and low cost, take a look at Mi Casa Verde. Click here to read a review.
One of the most popular and feature-rich DIY products is Homeseer.
Home Automation Inc. has a variety products to suit your needs, but they can be a little complicated — search for it at smarthome.com
We also list dozens of home automation systems in our Ultimate Guide to Home Automation 2009. It distinguishes the products that are DIY vs. Pro-only.
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The Washington Mystics (2-7) will face one of their toughest challenges of the season as they travel to Indiana to take on the Fever, the team with the best record in the league at 8-3.
Always optimistic, head coach Trudi Lacey has a game plan in mind.
"Indiana's playing very well. It's a tough place to play in. But I feel that there are parts of our game that are getting a lot better," Lacey said.
"Our defense is improving; we've just got to find a little bit of flow offensively. I think if we do that, we can come away with a win," Lacey said.
Tonight's game is the second of five regular season games between the two teams. In their previous meeting, a June 21 contest at Verizon Center, the Fever won 89-80. Indiana is currently on a five-game winning streak while the Mystics have lost four of their last five games.
Leading the Fever are nine-year veteran Tamika Catchings, who averages 13.6 points per game, and 10-year veteran Katie Douglas, who averages 16.5 points per game this season.
The Mystics leading scorer, Crystal Langhorne, is averaging 18.1 points per game.
Langhorne has missed the last two games with back stiffness, but has been penciled into tonight's starting lineup. She could be a game time decision. Alana Beard is still sidelined with a left foot injury and has not played all season.
"We've been plagued with injuries, so that's been part of our issue with finding good rotations. So we're just going to continue to do that [find good rotations], and begin to find our offensive flow," Lacey said.
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The Edmonton Oilers are getting serious about sports psychology. How will this seriousness impact the organization?
Dustin Penner had a remarkable season for Edmonton. But the Oilers' lone bright spot wasn't just remarkable, it was...Gretzky-like?
Charlie Huddy has a new job as an assistant coach in Dallas. I think he's a very good hire.
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RADAR: Exchanges in Dance Film Frequencies
RADAR: Exchanges in Dance Film Frequencies is a program dedicated to the exploration and evolution of dance film through connecting artists scene by scene. Curated by filmmaker/curator Adam Sekuler and choreographer Shannon Stewart, RADAR features movement based films of many budgets, styles and perspectives, creating a platform of local/national and international exchange that allows artists to publicly screen their work, discuss, get feedback, and meet other artists working in the same form. In 2013, RADAR screenings took place place in Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Portland, and Minneapolis.
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Evelyn's Farm by Brain Johnson and Tomorrow Collective
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Butte by Byron Chief-Moon, Mouvement Perpétuel
Twilight Groove by Amy O'neal
Choros by Michael Langan,Terah Maher
1922 by Shannon Stewart, Adam Sekuler
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