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Today is the National Day of Belgium, which celebrates the anniversary of Leopold I taking his oath as the country's first king on July 21, 1831. I was a little surprised to find out that Belgians don't really eat waffles for breakfast. It's more of a snack (or touristy breakfast). Instead, Belgians typically eat bread products with marmalades, sliced meats and cheeses, nut spreads like Nutella, and, this is when you have to love them, just a straight-up bar of chocolate.
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August 15, 2013
Coming off the most successful campaign in UT Martin soccer history, the Skyhawks are primed to contend for their second consecutive championship and third NCAA Tournament appearance. The Ohio Valley Conference coaches and sports information directors have tabbed the Skyhawks as the preseason favorites for the second straight year, as UT Martin garnered 18 out of 22 first-places votes in the poll.
UT Martin will see their first opponent as they hit the pitch for an exhibition contest on Friday, Aug. 16 at Western Kentucky in a preseason tune up.
"It's very much a credit to the program and players from previous years," said fourth-year Skyhawk head coach Phil McNamara, who has guided the program to 27 victories and two NCAA Tournament appearances in the last two seasons. "The challenge for this group is to live up to the expectations of our past success. We're excited about this year but we're very mindful of the fact that history is very much against us in relation to winning so many tournaments back-to-back. We really need our returners to step up as we begin to look a little young in some areas."
For the Skyhawks to continue making waves throughout the regular season and into postseason play, the team will have to replace nearly 50 percent of last year's scoring output with the loss of seniors Kendyl Wilson and Midori Sera. Wilson leaves the program as the all-time leader in matches played (79) and with the distinction of being the only player in program history to have been a part of all the team's championships (2009, 2011, 2012). Sera was one of the league's top offensive threats in her illustrious two seasons at UT Martin. The Skyhawks also lose the experience of three-year starter Mary Thompson from the midfield and complications from a late-season knee injury have forced OVC Freshman of the Year Saphyra Coombs-James to sit out the 2013 season. Coombs-James led the team in goals with 10, points with 24 and game-winners with three. She ranked in the top-10 of the OVC in six categories: goals, goals per game, points, points per game, game-winning goals and assists last season.
With McNamara at the helm, the Skyhawks have won more OVC matches than any other coach in program history. "We possibly took a sacrifice in the first year trying to force our style of play but we've reaped the benefits of our style of play over the last two years to maximize our potential," said McNamara. "There is a form of consistency now and a winning mentality that is hard to achieve unless you've actually been there. The benefit with this staff and style of coaching is that the players know the requirements, attitude and winning mentality that can only come from winning. This team now knows the fruits of labor available to them that no other team in program history has experienced. The players know why we push so hard, demand what we demand, because of the high rewards to play into November on the trot and to be OVC champions the last two years."
Along with a successful foundation, McNamara has developed the program through successful recruiting, adding six newcomers to a solid nucleus of returners. The Skyhawks have added the skills of five freshmen (Shelby Coleman, Haley Klages, Aiofe Lennon, Abby Masters and Ellie Myrick) and one Division I transfer in Michelle Calmeyn from USC Upstate of the Atlantic Sun Conference.
"This year's class has all the credentials to not only support a conference championship team but the talent and ability to take us to a new level. These players offer all the assets required to prove successful at the college level. These players will force fantastic competition within our squad and therefore make us a better team. This class covers every position on the field, except goalkeeper. This class is average in numbers but quality from top to bottom. I see four out of the five starting immediately this fall. I love what this class offers – excellent talent and ability, above-average athletic ability and simply good kids from great families."
Despite the addition of newcomers, the key to a successful program is the depth of experience in returners. The Skyhawks return seven full-time starters for the 2013 campaign and 16 players overall.
"The returners are going to decide the outcome of the season," stated McNamara. "Freshmen and transfers can only support so much of the scoring percentage. The returners have to shoulder the experience, quality and years play in the league. They know how to win on the road and close out games when trailing, a trait that only experienced players can know. Our returning players know what it takes to come from behind to win on the road, win games off of set pieces, force our own form of luck in a close game and it comes from good team spirit, lots of belief and no panicking which comes from experience."
Amongst UT Martin's returnees are four All-OVC performers in Mariah Klenke, Ashley Reveiz and Hannah McGowen garnering first team honors while Alyssa Curtis was tabbed to the second team. Senior Abi Sanvee joins teammates Dominika Conc, Curtis and McGowen on the list of members to eclipse the double-digit point plateau in 2012.
With the graduation of a pair of forwards and the injury to Coombs-James, there are three spots sitting wide open at the forward position. The Skyhawks look for transfer Michelle Calmeyn to come in and challenge for a starting spot immediately. Abi Sanvee should be looking to be a regular starter and the emergence of freshman Ellie Myrick gives the Skyhawks a true left foot on the left side for the first time in recent history. With the abundance of opportunity in the forward slot comes the ability to squeeze freshman Aiofe Lennon and Alyssa Curtis in with the depth at the midfield position.
Unlike the forward position, the midfield unit could see the return of three upperclassmen which can plug right into the starting lineup. Hannah McGowen is a three-year outstanding performer while Dominika Conc can take a game over in a minutes' notice with her skill level, work rate and vision. Melisa Erturk will look to be an exceptional player with terrific passing ability. The Skyhawks have a comfortable core with the additions of Sam Dunn and Jaclyn Heckle coming back from injuries to provide versatility in the defensive/center-mid positions. Freshmen Abby Masters has great skill level and vision while Lennon can provide great size and vision to the midfield position.
"We're looking for the midfield to be the engine room of this team if the returners produce the way we expect," said McNamara.
The defensive unit returns three of the four defenders which should give the Skyhawks a quick jump start on the season. The back four will see the return of All-OVC and All-Newcomer member Ashley Reveiz alongside OVC All-Tournament selections Amy Maksimowicz and Lucy Pater. The trio will anchor the Skyhawk defensive unit which registered eight shutouts, including three consecutive clean sheets on two occasions.
"The back four is developing into a strong foundation for our team as we add a few pieces to our backfield," McNamara said. "We're trying to find the right fit for the back four as a group rather than individuals. Last year when we found our fit, probably midseason, we had the strongest back four we've had at UT Martin providing clean sheets, not conceding goals and gave us a foundation to start the attack. Once we put Reveiz into the defensive unit last year she just fit like a glove and played phenomenally and was a big reason in the success that we had."
In goal, Mariah Klenke will look to continue her historic start to her career setting a new UT Martin single-season record with 12 victories, passing her previous record of 10 set in 2011. Her performance on the pitch in the OVC Tournament earned her Most Valuable Player honors. She ranked in the top-10 in the OVC in five categories: goals against average, shutouts, saves, shutouts per game and save percentage. Senior Sarah Tompkins made eight or more saves in two contests, including a career high 10 against Tennessee Tech.
"I'm very comfortable with our two goalkeepers," said McNamara. "Mariah Klenke is regarded as the best goalkeeper in the league and has shown that quality in the preseason. The sky is the limit for her. She has natural size as we try to work on her technique, skills and speed. When she plays aggressively she's one of the best in the country and the best in our league. She came out with big saves last year and can cause huge plays defensively, producing great saves."
Another factor which will yet again come into play after winning their second consecutive tournament championship is being the primary target for your opposition. The season will see the likes of Big 12 foe Oklahoma State and new Conference USA opponent Middle Tennessee make the trek to Skyhawk Field for the opening weekend of the season. The Skyhawks will travel to Evansville and Lipscomb before catching a flight to Denver, Colo. to face off against Denver and Colorado. UT Martin will briefly return home to take on Georgia State before closing out the nonconference schedule on the road at Indiana State and Saint Louis.
"We only lost one game last year at home in the season-opener and that success at home will need to continue if we are to enjoy a successful season," McNamara said. "I think a key factor in our success has been our lack of fear of losing games in the nonconference season. We look to learn and improve game-by-game before the added pressure that conference games offer. Five of our first six games in the conference are on the road and that is extremely difficult but every team has to accept the schedule that they have been given. That will be a major challenge for us but you have to just find a way to be successful regardless if you're at home or away."
"Teams now know that when they come to UT Martin no matter who they are that it is a very tough place to win," McNamara continued. "That's comfort in the quality of our crowd, support from campus and quality results on the pitch. Conference opponents are very aware that we are very difficult to beat at home. Teams come in half expecting to lose rather than half expecting to win because of the reputation that we have built for ourselves."
"No question this is a very brave schedule and borderline excessive," McNamara said. "The program's recent success of back-to-back NCAA Tournaments have encouraged the above caliber of opponents and raised the need to improve the schedule in order to challenge our players. The incoming class is very talented but as we know from experience, titles are usually won or lost depending on the quality of your returners. We have an outstanding challenge this fall and we look forward to it."
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JUL 29 Saints Quarterback Drew Brees, who clearly is no slouch at public relations, countered any worries about his age by commenting from training camp that he'd like to play another 10 years on Friday. For the next two days, he says, he was subjected to "random" drug tests, this post on the Picayune says. Really?
JUL 29 This story in the Washington Post says Louisiana is in the top five of dog-loving states. According to this post, we have 1.27 dogs for every cat. Unfortunately, a whole lot of them are used for fighting or end up in shelters - left there by their owners. So maybe WaPo needs to reconsider that premise, because ownership doesn't necessarily equate with love.
JUL 29 Here's yet another "lady left her kids in a hot car" story, but this one is a little more ridiculous than most. KPLC reports that this lady (a Princess, no less!) Left her little kids unattended in a parking lot while she went to her boyfriend's car so she could provide him with some oral support. Hey, she left the windows down!
JUL 29 Environmental activist Wilma Subra made the Los Angeles Times this week, the star of this piece by Julie Cart in the "Great Reads" section. One interesting thing is the reference to Wilma as a "diminutive grandmother." Only someone who doesn't know her could possibly refer to her as "diminutive"!
JUL 29 Remember that "execution" in Arizona last week, the one where it took the inmate two gasping hours to die? Arizona uses the same drugs to kill its citizens as we do, this post on The Lens tells us. But hey, nothing to worry about, because state officials are "reviewing the protocol." OK!
JUL 29 Somebody over at LaPolitics is a big fan of the infographic! Here's another one, this time looking at the income of former governor, former reality TV star, and current Congressional candidate Edwin W. Edwards.
JUL 29 Blogger Crazy Crawfish got a tip that the state Department of Education was promoting a lot of people, and so he did some digging. Instead of asking a question to which he knew he would receive no answer, he just asked for payroll records. And, he found some pretty interesting stuff there.
JUL 29 Blogger Ian McGibboney is writing about the NRA in this post, and the absurdity of requiring people to follow one group's narrow philosophies. The NRA currently is floating the idea that children be required to demonstrate firearm proficiency in order to be promoted in school, and some other kinda nutty stuff. (Really?) Spoiler alert: Ian's not a fan.
JUL 27 Here's the first of four pieces from Minnesota Public Radio about the horrible legacy of Gilbert Gauthe, the pedophile who also was a priest and used his position to obtain victims. The story gets into the most shameful aspect of that time - the protection Gauthe received from the leaders of the church. This four-piece story promises to be more comprehensive than anything we've seen, because it is looking back from so far. Some of the information here has only been released recently.
JUL 27 The news gets worse in the case of the 11th hour bill that added a bunch of money to the retirement income of State Police Commander Mike Edmonson. Blogger CB Forgotston says here that the annual increase was not $30K, it was more like $55K. Also, it was Jindal buddy Neil Riser who tacked the action onto another bill - something he didn't feel compelled to tell us until now. But here's the best part - Edmonson turned down the money on Friday.
JUL 27 When you're telling people they have lost their jobs, you have to be careful about how you do it. When more layoffs were announced last week to the employees of the Office of Group Benefits, apparently that wasn't handled well, blogger Tom Aswell argues in this post. He's also got some info on who gets to stay - and how much they make. (Spoiler alert: It's a lot.)


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Researcher Profile
Sharon L. Manne, PhD
Resident Member
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
Full Member,
Cancer Prevention and Control
Member since August 1, 2010
Academic Appointment
Professor of Medicine
Division of Population Studies
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Associate Director for Cancer Prevention, Control and Population Science; Co-Leader, Cancer Prevention and Control Research Program at the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
Contact Information
Assistant: Sharon Warren
Phone: (732) 235-6888
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
195 Little Albany Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1914
Research Interests
- Evaluating methods of improving quality of life for cancer patients and improving acceptance of screening practices among cancer patients and their families. We are also interested in understanding the impact of cancer and cancer risk on patients and their families. In particular, we are interested in social-environmental influences that affect how individuals and their family members cope with cancer and cancer risk. Our primary goal is to improve quality of life for patients and their families, and to improve cancer screening participation among family members at risk. We have eight ongoing studies of cancer patients, individuals at risk for cancer, and their family members focusing on the following patients and their families. Our studies focus on the following populations: women undergoing treatment for early stage breast cancer and their partners
- Siblings at increased risk for colon or rectal cancer due to a sibling diagnosed with colon or rectal cancer prior to age 61
- Women diagnosed with ovarian cancer
- Mothers of children undergoing bone marrow transplantation (BMT)
- First-degree relatives of individuals with melanoma
- Patients with colorectal cancer being offered Microsatellite Instability testing
- Men diagnosed with early stage prostate cancer and their wives
- And individuals diagnosed with head and neck or lung cancers and their partners.
Selected Publications
Meropol, N.J., Daly, M., Vig, H.S., Manion, F., Manne, S.L., Mazar, C., Murphy, C., Solarino, N. & Zubarev, V. (2011). Delivery of internet-based cancer genetic counseling services to patients' homes: A feasibility study. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 17, 36-40. Epub 2010 Nov. 19. PMCID: PMC3263376
Manne, S., Jacobsen, P., Ming, M., Winkel, G., Dessaurault, S., & Lessin, S. (2010). Tailored versus generic interventions for skin cancer risk reduction for family members of melanoma patients. Health Psychology,29(6), 583-593. PMCID: PMC3058834
Myers, R.E., Manne, S.L., Wilfond, B., Sifri, R., Ziring, B., Wolf, T.A., Cocroft, J., Ueland, A., Petrich, A., Swan, H., DiCarlo, M., & Weinberg, D.S. (2011). A randomized trial of genetic and environmental risk assessment (GERA) for colorectal cancer risk in primary care. Contemporary Clinical Trials, 32, 25-31. PMCID: PMC3006063
Manne, S., Kissane, D., Zaider, T., Nelson, C., Winkel, G., & Mulhall, J. (2011). Intimacy-enhancing psychological intervention for men diagnosed with prostate cancer and their partners. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 8(4), 1197-209. PMCID: 3070795
Hall, M., Manne, S., Winkel, G., Chung, D.S., Weinberg, D.S., & Meropol, N. J. (2011). Effects of a decision support intervention on decisional conflict associated with microsatellite instability testing. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, and Prevention, 20(2), 249-54. PMCID: PMC3076798
Manne, S., Coups, E., Jacobsen, P.B., Ming, M., Heckman, C., & Lessin, S. (2011). Sun protection and sunbathing practices among family members of patients with melanoma. BMC Public Health, 11(1), 122. PMCID: PMC3050750
Rini, C., Jandorf, L. Goldsmith, R., Manne, S., Harpaz, N., & Itzkowitz, S. (2011). Interpersonal influences on patients' surgical decision making: The role of close others. Journal of Behavioral Medicine. Feb 10. Epub ahead of print. PMCID: 3113663
Coups, E. J., Heckman, C. J., & Manne, S. L. (2011). Melanoma risk and preventive behaviors among men and women. Letter to the editor. The American Journal of Surgery. July 27. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 21798512
Manne, S. L., Badr, H., & Kashy, D. A. (2011). A longitudinal analysis of intimacy processes and psychological distress among couples coping with head and neck or lung cancers. Journal of Behavioral Medicine. May 10. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 21556790
Meropol, N., Daly, M., Vig, H., Manion, F., Manne, S., Mazar, C., Murphy, C., Solarino, N., Zubarev, V. (2011). Delivery of internet-based cancer genetic counseling services to patients' homes: a feasibility study. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 17(1): 36-40. PMCID: PMC3263376
Coups, E.J., Manne, S., Jacobsen, P.B., Ming, M.E., Heckman, C.J., & Lessin, S. (2011). Skin surveillance intentions among family members of patients with melanoma. BMC Public Health, 11: 866. PMCID: PMC3248224
Manne, S., Etz, R., Boscarino, J., & Weinberg, D. (2012). A qualitative analysis of couples' communication regarding colorectal cancer screening using the interdependence model. Patient Education and Counseling, 87(1): 18-22. PMID: 21835574
Manne, S., Kashy, D., Weinberg, D., Boscarino, J., & Bowen, D. L. (2012). Using the Interdependence model to understand spousal influence on colorectal cancer screening intentions: A structural equation model. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 43: 320-329. PMID: 22274725
Fang, C., Longacre, M., Manne, S., Ridge, J., Lango, M., & Burtness, B. (in press). Information preferences of head and neck cancer patients. Health and Technology, 2(1): 57-62.
Heckman, C.J., Manne, S.L., Darlow, S., Cohen-Filipic, E., Kloss, P, Munshi, T., & Perlis, C. (2012). Psychosocial correlates of sunburn among young adult women. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 9: 2241-2251.
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Sexual harassment has been a serious workplace issue for many years. On June 26, 1998, the United States Supreme Court handed down two landmark decisions and clarified the liability standards for sexual harassment. Together, these two decisions announced a standard for making employers liable for a supervisor's sexual harassment of a subordinate. The decisions also make employees responsible for reporting offensive behavior in accordance with their employer's policy.
At Marquette University, we believe that all people are valued in the eyes of God and are equally deserving of respect and compassion in the workplace. A harassment-free workplace fosters an environment in which all employees may contribute the best of their abilities to the university and its mission.
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Anderson County, Tenn. (WVLT) - A trial date isn't set yet but this case is working it's way through the judicial system. Stenson is accused of suffocating her 18-month old grandchild back in 2011.
A report said the toddler was malnourished and that her body showed signs of sexual abuse. Stenson is being held on a one-million dollar bond and prosecutors say she deserves to die.
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To the editor:
I am writing in response to the letter from Milt Lauenstein, headlined "Romney's plan plays to insurance execs," (the Times, Tuesday, Oct. 9).
What a unique pleasure it is to lay aside the all-together dreary local economic news of the latest Tool Company developments for a bit, and comment on a subject I know virtually nothing about. As such, this letter will be uncharacteristically short, but hopefully it will further the dialogue.
Two weeks ago my neighbor hosted two middle-aged visitors from the United Kingdom. The visitors and my neighbor have been friends for many years, but I had never met them. I got to know them each in short order and, during a cookout, I asked them what they thought of their health care system.
Both agreed it was very good, virtually free and providing quality care. Their concern was not with the past, but the future. They mentioned the flood of immigrants who knew a good thing when they saw it and were overburdening the system.
We couldn't talk for long — one of the gentlemen's ideas of a vacation in the U.S.A. was a two-week shopping excursion. He was excited about driving off to Wal-Mart in Seabrook, N.H., the very next day to purchase a tablet computer. I asked him about the savings compared to his own country.
He quickly told me the $225 device would cost more than $600 in England.
I suppose we can have a health care system like the United Kingdom's, and we probably could: just as soon as American consumers are willing to pay three times as much for an iPhone as they do here.
At any rate, I do wish we had more Englishmen, such as my neighbor's friends, in the states ... folks that can see a bargain. When conditions are right, sometimes even prime commercial real estate sells for 50 cents on the dollar.
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Every Sunday, we'll publish a quick Q&A with someone from the local political world. Instead of touching on the latest in policy issues and proposed legislation, the intent is to catch a glimpse of the person behind the title. The interviews are done via email.
The Basics:
Age: 37
Party: Democrat
Job Title: Mayor
City: Lackawanna
Education: A.A. ECC South, B.S. Buffalo State (Political Science), Certified Public Manager (Buffalo State), final project away from my Masters in Public Administration (Buffalo State).
Salary: $55,106
The Questions:
What's the one thing people don't know about you?
Voted "Most Creative" by my high school classmates.
What's your favorite restaurant?
That answer is more political than our Democratic Party (so…no comment!!)
Who is your political hero?
Ron Paul
What is the worst part of your job?
I haven't had a weekend off in nine months.
What is the best part of fall in Lackawanna?
Watching our Lackawanna Steelers football team dominate.
-- Jill Terreri


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J.C. Gutierrez has earned the final spot in the Kansas City Royals' bullpen. Kansas City optioned right-hander Louis Coleman to Triple-A Omaha and assigned Dan Wheeler to its minor league camp on Thursday.
Gutierrez had elbow ligament-replacement surgery in September 2011 and pitched only 20.2 innings last year in the minors. He had 24 saves for Arizona in 2009-10.
Wheeler spent nine years in the majors with Tampa Bay, the New York Mets, Houston, Boston and Cleveland. Kansas City also assigned first baseman Max Ramirez to the Storm Chasers.
The Royals still must decide whether to keep George Kottaras or Brett Hayes as their backup catcher. Both are out of options and would have to clear waivers to be sent to the minors.
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A few feet past the welcome sign, the boardwalk, what's left of it, is still cordoned off. In the opposite direction, in front of the rows of shops with their metal gates pulled down and locked, shielding the view of damaged insides, heavy machines rumbled along, redistributing sand along the beach.
Things are moving in the right direction.
They've got a responsibility, said Toby Wolf, Jenkinson's marketing director, standing in front of a shark tank at Jenkison's Aquarium. Wolf said that as New Jersey's shore towns make their recovery following Hurricane Sandy, the business community needs to be there to welcome the community back. Businesses need to know that, despite the destruction caused by the storm, the businesses are not going anywhere.
On Friday, Jenkinson's Boardwalk reopened several of its Point Pleasant Beach businesses, including its gift shop, arcade, and the aquarium. The recovery process is still ongoing, damaged equipment still needs to be replaced, and repairs made, but it's time, she said, to reintroduce the shore.
"One of the things that's important is getting reopened," Wolf said. "Being one of the larger business entities in the area, we have the chance to show the rest of the business community, the rest of New Jersey, the rest of the world, that the shore hasn't been completely devastated. We can send that message by opening back up."
The aquarium opened its doors at 9:30 a.m., the first time it's been open to the public since the town was evacuated prior to Sandy. Families, having read about the reopening through social media and online news sites, trickled in throughout the morning and early afternoon, stepping inside for a reprieve from the boardwalk chill to revisit the sharks and snakes some weren't too sure would still be there.
Betty and Dean Shonts brought their grandchildren on the first day of the aquarium's reopening. The Neptune couple had only been to the place once before, a quick summertime diversion from the beach and boardwalk cotton candy. Dean said he and his wife were curious to see how the place had fared.
"We live right along Shark River, and we saw the kind of devastation (caused by Sandy) in our neighborhood," he said. "My wife and I were worried about what might have happened here."
The aquarium did not suffer any structural damage, though it did not escape the storm unscathed. The building was designed to allow ocean water to breach its basement and be carried through to the other side - a design specifically aimed at promoting flood mitigation - aquarium Director Cindy Claus said.
However, the basement flooding destroyed all of the equipment and supplies tucked away there, including the aquarium's holding tanks, life support equipment, and the facility's entire veterinarian operation.
But, Claus reflected, they were lucky considering Sandy's devastation.
Claus was one of eight aquarium employees who stayed at the facility, even as the town was ordered to evacuate. With the front windows boarded up and no clear indication of what was going on outside, they waited for the ocean to come, hearing only the jagged win blow through and over vents in the roof.
It was dangerous, she said, but, in the end, it was the right decision. The aquarium's roughly 1,800 animals all survived.
"We did stay. We didn't think it was safe to leave the animals. We didn't know how long the storm would go on for, or how long it would take to get back here once it was over," she said. "We didn't know what was coming. At one point we stepped outside and ocean foam was raining down on us."
Though the image of the ocean water breaching the basement wall was frightening, Claus was excited to tell the tale of getting back up and open, from securing emergency generators, turning the critical aeration and filtration systems back on, and being on hand to keep the aquarium's animals alive when outside access to Point Pleasant Beach was prohibited for days following Sandy's arrival.
There's still a ways to go, Claus said. Negotiations with insurance companies are ongoing, specialty tanks that take weeks to produce still need to arrive, and equipment still needs to be replaced, but re-opening is a big step towards recovery, one she believes will be complete ahead of the summer.
It means something greater than just selling tickets, however.
"Our mission, yes, we strive to take good care of the animals, but we're here to educate and entertain," she said, noting that she and her staff have received thank you notes from school children for staying behind to help ensure the aquarium's animals survived.
"We get the public, but we also have kids from schools come in, kids from urban areas. Some have never seen animals like these before, some have never even seen the ocean before," Claus said.
It's clear walking along the boardwalk that Point Pleasant Beach isn't close to returning to its pre-Sandy form. But it's getting there, slowly and surely with an eye towards this summer as a completion date. Jenkinson's is a part of that recovery, and getting its businesses open is a key step.
"No words can describe how excited we are," Wolf said. "I am not a morning person, but knowing we could come in today, knowing that the parking lot was no longer blocked off, that we would be able to welcome our guests back, this is how it should be."
Point Pleasant Beach will be fully open for business this summer, according to municipal officials and the Chamber of Commerce. Downtown businesses have been open for months, the commercial center of the boardwalk is expected to be fully operational by Easter weekend, Jenkinson's is expecting to have its 2-for-1 ride ticket sales during the three-day Easter weekend, which is March 29 through 31, and the full length of the boardwalk should be intact by Memorial Day weekend, according to municipal and business officials.


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KINGSTON — Looking for Holiday gift ideas? Then stop by the Friends of the Library Holiday Raffle at Kingston Community Library! The raffle features items made by local artisans and artists such as jewelry, wood and metal work, table runners, scarves, photography, paintings, gift certificates to local businesses and much more! Don't delay! December 19 is the last day to enter. Tickets are a $1.00 each or six for $5.00 - simply drop the tickets in the bags with the same number as the items you want - that way you are only entering for a chance to win items you want! Let the shopping begin!
Local artists, including Dannielle Genovese, will display their artwork in varying medias for all to enjoy from December 6-10.
Ms. Karen hosts Pre-school story time, and hour of stories and crafts every Thursday at 12:30 a.m. Don't miss the fun.
Don't miss our Holiday Party and Family Movie Night on Fri., December 21. The evening begins at 4:30 p.m., followed by the movie at 5:30 p.m. Ms. Sue will bring you an event not to be missed! Celebrate the holiday season with this beloved book-made-movie. We will have hot cocoa, holiday crafts, and potluck dinner! Listen closely and you might just hear the ringing bells of Santa's sleigh. Parents are encouraged to bring a holiday dish for dinner. To sign up for potluck dishes, please contact Ms. Sue at email@example.com. All ages are welcome!
For more information on library services, please call 642-3521 or visit us at www.kingston-library.org.


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- Stir the brown sugar, water, and maple syrup together in a saucepan until the sugar has dissolved. Bring to a boil, and reduce heat to medium low to keep warm.
- Mix the marshmallow creme with the peanut butter in a large bowl, and pour the brown sugar mixture over the peanut butter mixture.
- With an electric mixer, beat the mixture until fluffy. Refrigerate the fluff.
- To make the bites, lay a tortilla out onto a work surface. Spread a thin layer of peanut butter fluff onto the tortilla, leaving an edge about 1/4 inch wide all the way around free from spread.
- Sprinkle about 1 1/2 tablespoons of frosted flake cereal over the spread.
- Lay a banana along one side of the tortilla; if 1 banana is too short to reach the entire length of the tortilla, use 1 1/2 bananas. Tightly roll the tortilla around the banana.
- With a sharp serrated knife, cut the roll into 1/2-inch thick slices. Lay the slices out flat on waxed paper.
- Place the chocolate almond bark into a microwave-safe bowl, and microwave for 1 minute; stir the chocolate coating, and continue microwaving at 30-second intervals and stirring until the coating is smooth and warm (not hot).
- Dip the bottom of a slice into the coating, covering about 2/3 of the height of the slice. Place the dipped slice coated side down on a sheet of waxed paper to set. Repeat with remaining slices.
- Place slices into refrigerator to chill.
- Place the remaining cereal flakes in a shallow bowl, and lightly crush them.
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- Calories
- 302 cal
- 15%
- Fat
- 14.8 g
- 23%
- Carbs
- 42.3 g
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- Protein
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Well, Mr Bladine, may I so boldly suggest, that if cops didn't arrest innocent people, and D.A's only charged the guilty with crimes, then there would be no need for trials .
A guy just got released the other day after spending 42 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. It's been proven time and time again that even the innocent will plead guilty to crimes they did not commit out of fearing the mountains of charges that can be heaped upon them by those with only one thing in mind, and that is self-served interest, not justice served..
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Step Back in Time features news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.
50 years ago
July 31, 1963
Oneonta shoppers use more credit within the city and far fewer charge accounts outside the city than do shoppers in comparable communities, according to the shopping habit survey conducted by the Greater Oneonta Chamber of Commerce and the New York State Department of Commerce.
The survey shows that 62 percent of local shoppers use charge accounts in the city while only 18 percent have accounts outside the community.
Comparable communities show 56 percent use accounts within the city and 43 use out-of-town accounts.
The report notes that "the greater use of local credit by Oneonta shoppers suggests the obvious awareness and acceptance of local credit features, reasonableness and relative satisfaction.
"When we attempt to determine how attractive credit is away from Oneonta, less than one out of five have the urge to leave home to seek credit."
It is pointed out that only 5.2 percent failed to answer the question on the use of local credit while 27.6 percent failed to answer regarding out of town credit.
The report comments:
"It is possible that more Oneonta shoppers use charge accounts away from home than is indicated by the 18 percent figure. This is due to the large percentage who did not choose to answer this question."
The results also show that two out of three (68.6 percent) Oneonta shoppers purchase merchandise from established mail order catalogue houses.
Asked how often they order merchandise by mail, regardless of source, 61.6 percent stated they seldom do, 23.1 percent said they often order by mail and 15.3 percent said they never do.
Evaluating these answers, the report states:
"The group of significant size is the more than three out of five (61.6 percent) who seldom order merchandise by mail, slightly more than the 54 percent average of comparable communities.
"With no intention to detract from the small 'dependable' 15.3 percent of shoppers who fall into the 'never' pattern, considerable attention should be given the more than four out of five (84.7 percent) who often and seldom order merchandise by mail."


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With the jury is still out on whether students will have to make up days lost during Hurricane Sandy, school administrators have asked parents to hold off making spring and summer vacation plans just in case the lost days will have to be made up.
Related: School Districts Await State Guidance Regarding Make-Up Days
According to the state education department, school districts must meet a 180-day requirement in order to be eligible for state funding and a state of emergency declaration by the governor does not automatically mean school districts can hold fewer than 180 school days.
The days, the education department said, can only be excused by a legislative action and a bill to that end has been filed in the state legislature; however, it is unclear if legislators will approve it.
In the meantime, parents and community members are saying they think the days should be excused.
Here is what a few had to say when Westhampton-Hampton Bays asked on Facebook, if the lost days should be made up.
Jennifer Bigora wrote, "Not really. By that time, kids aren't paying attention anyway. Lets see how many snow days they have!"
Stacey Kuyava Reister said, "No. It was a state of emergency. Safety first."
Kerrie Hegel Ferrara wrote, "A few districts have already canceled the February break
Donna Marie Busch Baez added, "I say they shouldn't have to make it up because it was an act of God. No ones fault."
Michelle LaWall Vargas wrote, "When the same thing happened in FL in 2005, our kids were off for almost 3 wks. No make up - too hard to finagle I think."
Arlene Downs Eckles said, "I don't think so either..Act of God
Madre Orion wrote, "FL gave kids a pardon when they were off for 3 and a 1/2 weeks."
Amy L Salle said, "NO!!! Natural disaster! Absolutely not!!!!!"
Linda Loeser said, "NO NO NO.. And teachers either. A lot of people who made plans for spring break are going to get screwed, for something beyond our control, they want us to use our sick days. I don't think it fair. The governor should give us a break."
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As more American adults become overweight, the incidence of diabetes that can be prevented or somewhat controlled is growing dramatically. Many people don't know there's another type of diabetes, type one, that can attack those who aren't even old enough to know what overweight means.
In preparation for this weekend's Step Out for Diabetes, we introduce you to one of the youngest diabetes patients and his family who couldn't be more thankful for the support from the American Diabetes Association and its donors.
Watching our children get shots is difficult, but it's a daily routine for Taryn and Ric Freund and their 1-year-old son Cooper. As part of treating Cooper's diabetes, they have to stick a needle in his tiny finger five times a day and give him shots regularly.
The Freunds says it's very hard but they're managing Cooper's diabetes with the help of the local chapter of the American Diabetes Association.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. – "The Matthew Mitchell Call-In Radio Show" present by Qdoba begins Monday, Jan. 7 from 8-8:30 p.m. EST. Most shows will be held live from Qdoba Mexican Grill on UK's campus although the 2013 debut will be held in the IMG studio.
The show is hosted by UK Hoops radio play-by-play man Neil Price for the eighth consecutive season. Fans have the opportunity to ask Coach Mitchell via Twitter at @UKIMGNetwork or by calling 1-800-249-CATS (2287).
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Cellar/Tasting Notes Here too a background application of oak is visible on the intensely earthy and beautifully complex nose of both red and blue pinot fruit, earth, violet and plum scents. There is good size, weight and power to the relatively supple mid-palate though the firm core of tannins is apparent on the..
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "A highly perfumed and impressively pure nose combines subtle spice notes with floral, red berry fruit and black currant aromas. The medium-bodied flavors possess a delicate, even caressing mouth feel as the sophisticated tannins impart a wonderfully refined texture to the extract-rich and mouth..
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "Relatively strong wood influence fights somewhat with the otherwise expressive nose that is comprised of spice, earth, menthol and cassis aromas. There is fine intensity to the attractively, even seductively textured medium-bodied flavors that possess focused power and punch on the balanced and..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Here the toast is sufficiently strong that it fights with the otherwise ripe, complex and dense aromas of menthol, cassis and liqueur of plum. There is a copious amount of earth influence to the rich, supple and big-bodied flavors that are a lovely mix of power and muscle on the mineral-inflected..
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Energy Upgrade California in LA County and the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments will sponsor a free energy efficiency workshop series for homeowners interested in learning how to make eco-conscious upgrades to their homes that qualify for cash rebates of up to $8,000 as part of the Energy Upgrade LA program.
Booths and displays will feature information regarding County and local utility rebates and incentives, including efficient landscaping, solar and other energy efficiency options. The workshops take place on the following dates:
- Tuesday, March 6th from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the Arcadia Library
- Saturday, March 24th from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. at the San Marino Library
- Tuesday, April 3rd from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the Walnut Senior Center
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- Tuesday, June 5th from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the San Marino Library
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Because almost half of a home's heating and air conditioning can be lost through the walls, ceiling and floors,
The County of Los Angeles, the California Energy Commission (CEC), the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), investor-owned and municipal utilities, local governments, and other stakeholders have partnered to form a statewide energy efficiency program, Energy Upgrade California. The LA County arm of the program provides rebates and incentives to LA County homeowners who make energy-saving home improvements such as insulation, sealing, HVAC upgrades, energy-efficient windows, tankless water heaters and other "fixed" improvements.
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If you will be graduating from high school, you'll apply as an incoming freshman (even if you have taken some college courses through your high school). If you have graduated high school and attended college (no matter how briefly), you will apply as a transfer student. If you are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you will apply as an international student. If you wish to take a course or two per semester, you may apply as a part-time (adult) student.
The School of Nursing offers undergraduate and graduate degrees. In addition, we offer an Accelerated Nursing Program to those who already hold a bachelor's degree and wish to pursue a second bachelor's degree in nursing. Interested candidates should apply directly to that program.
Quinnipiac reviews applications on a "rolling admissions" basis but also offers an "Early Decision" option for freshmen applicants in all programs. Early Decision students must file their application by Nov. 1, and provide their high school transcript, essay, test scores and letter of recommendation, and submit first quarter grades when they are available. All supportive information should be here hopefully by early December when we will be reviewing applications and notifying students of their decision. Students admitted Early decision will receive their financial aid award based on the information submitted on the CSS Profile (which can be filed beginning Oct. 1 and should be filed by early January for timely notification of any need based financial aid), followed by filing the FAFSA after Jan. 1). Students admitted through Early Decision will have a deposit deadline of Feb. 1. Students admitted Early Decision must withdraw any applications they have made to other colleges once they have been offered admission and received their financial aid award.
All students who apply for 'regular admission' which is 'rolling' admissions will begin to be notified of their decision in early-December and have until May 1 to confirm their enrollment. Be sure to visit the campus and take a tour before or after you apply. All freshman applicants should apply by Feb. 1 and if applying for financial aid file the FAFSA and the CSS Profile by March 1.
We recommend that Freshmen candidates for the physical therapy, nursing and physician assistant programs should file their application for admission by Nov. 15 (non binding unless you've chosen to apply 'early decision') and arrange to have their supportive materials and their first quarter senior grades sent as soon as they are available. Those who have not filed the application by Nov. 15 should do so as soon as possible to be considered for their program of choice. Transfer applicants for nursing and occupational therapy must apply by March 1. Transfer students who are interested in the physical therapy or physician's assistant programs may only apply to the graduate DPT or PA programs once they've completed a bachelor's degree. Athletic training, diagnostic imaging, nursing and occupational therapy accept transfer students only for the fall semesters on a space available basis.
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We're going to try and improve the attendance for the July quarterly meeting but it is going to take the cooperation of the entire PSRMA membership.
This meeting, to be held July 18th in the La Sala Room of the House of Hospitality in Balboa Park, is especially important as nominations are received for next year's slate of officers.
As an added attraction, coffee and donuts will be served for the hungry ones who are there. Members will have an opportunity to find out just what's happening with PSRMA from all the Association officers and staff, and will also be entertained by a number of outstanding movies from the collection of Bill Wootton. Dick Pennick has also premised a special display of old employees' timetables featuring mostly abandoned and obscure short lines and narrow gauge railroads.
Attendance at these important meetings in the past has been very dismal. Perhaps there are a number of reasons this has been so. If the Sunday night is inconvenient for you, or the location is too far out of the way, or the program is too long, how about showing up for this one meeting and letting your officers know what the problem is. These meetings are that important, and the time, location, or structure of the meeting can be changed to suit the membership.
Don't forget, that's 7 p.m., Sunday July 18th, the La Sala Room of the House of Hospitality, on Laurel Street right in the middle of Balboa Park. There's plenty of free, lighted parking around the large statue of the horseman adjacent to the House of Hospitality. See you there...?
18: GENERAL MEETING, La Sala Room House of Hospitality, 7 p.m.
24: WORK PARTIES, Shay at Miramar and Line Truck at DiGiorgio's, 10 a.m.
3: BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING, Trust Room, S.D. Trust & Savings, 7:30.
7: SHAY STEAMUP, Miramar, rides in Coach 576, all day.
With the resignation of Bob DiGiorgio from his unexpired term of Board Member at Large a full slate of PSRMA officers must be nominated at the July 18th General Meeting. Positions open are President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, a full two-year term for Board Member at Large, and the remaining one year of DiGiorgio's term. A complete roster of Association members is on page six for reference. Remember, nominations can only be made by Regular members, and all officers must be Regular members.
The scheduled July 17th excursion to Los Angeles and back has been postponed until Fall. The private cars of Jack Stodelle were scheduled to be used, but negotiations between Amtrak and Santa Fe in regards to private movements such as this have not been fully resolved. But the excursion is still very much alive, and we will give you the new date as soon as possible.
Enclosed with this month's issue is the brochure and order form for the September 5th excursion over the San Francisco Municipal Railway.
Also enclosed this month is the brochure for the fund raising of PSRMA's recently acquired 2-8-2 "Liberation Mikado" of the French National Railways. If you have already sent in your contribution, or prefer not to contribute, please pass the brochure onto anyone you feel may be interested in our project. Extra copies are available for distribution, and can be obtained from President "Chop" Kerr (291-4787). We need the help of ALL of our members, financially and physically, if we are going to bring this locomotive to San Diego. Beginning next month a table listing all contributions to this fund will be included in the REPORT.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes Great nose of blueberries, spices and hints of walnuts. Full body, with a lovely finish of well-integrated tannins and a long, long finish. This is structured yet all in finesse. Best in years.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Haut couture becomes a wine! This dense purple wine has the tell-tale notes of flowers and pencil shavings, and its broad aromatics are intense and totally captivating. Powerful, rich, and full,... opulent, this is a dazzling Branaire to drink between 2017-2035."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "An opulent, ripe wine from the ever-improving Beychevelle. It is rounded with new wood flavors along with just the right amount of tannin. Deceptively soft, with a solid, dry character behind the fruit."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This classic, backward, tannic St.-Julien is made in the style of the 1996 and 1986. The 2006 Ducru Beaucaillou possesses a dense purple color along with a sweet perfume of graphite, black raspberries, cassis, licorice, and subtle toasty oak. Despite their prominent place in the wine's..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The opaque purple-hued 2006- only 40% of the crop made it into the final blend- exhibits a personality that mimics the superb 1996. Classic aromas of sweet black raspberries, kirsch, cassis, and subtle toasty oak are followed by a full-bodied, concentrated wine displaying moderately high tannin...
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GRAYSON, Ky (WSAZ)-- A local pastor believes one million pennies in an eastern Kentucky bank might as well have been pennies from heaven.
"It's truly been a blessing," Reverend Jim Varney said. "It's about taking something most people would consider worthless, and making it do something."
For roughly two years, the congregation brought in it's loose change. By the time it came to make a deposit, it was three tons of cold, hard, cash totaling $10,000.00.
"The penny is engraved with `E Pluribus Unum' " Varney said. "It means one out of many. We reached our goal and we're grateful.
Reverend Varney says the money will be used to repair the church's roof, help fund mission work, and the church's youth ministry.


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First day of fall hike at Shafer Butte
The Boise National Forest will host a nature walk at Shafer Butte picnic area (Mores Mountain Trail head) on Sunday, Sept. 22 from noon to 2 p.m.
The walk will take about two hours on moderately steep terrain. The walk is free and open to the public, but there is a $5 day-use fee per vehicle at Shafer Butte. Registration is required by calling 587-7961.
Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring sunscreen, water, snacks and a warm jacket. Shafer Butte picnic area is about 3 miles past Bogus Basin ski area (turn right at the signed road) and proceed to the Shafer Butte picnic area.
Horsethief Reservoir closes Sept. 21
Fishing and other day-use activities are unaffected by the campground closure. Anglers can still use the boat ramp on the west side of Horsethief as well as the dock and the parking areas. Facilities will remain accessible until snowfall closes the entrance road.


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This is Greg. As you can see, Greg is a turkey.
Early Saturday afternoon, as snow began to blanket the area, Greg decided to go on a little adventure.
It seems that one of Greg's owners up at the Pheasant Hill Farm accidentally left a door open. The winter wonderland beckoned, and Greg apparently couldn't resist its call.
He made his way to downtown Schwenksville, about a half-mile from his home, and began taking in the snow-covered sights … from the middle of Gravel Pike.
Mail carrier Lou Ferraro, who was making his rounds on foot, said he witnessed a minor one-car fender bender that he believed was caused by the driver's efforts to avoid striking Greg.
John Scioli, owner of John's Old School New Skool Barber Shop, took the photos and video that accompany this article. He told Patch that he believed Greg disrupted traffic through Schwenksville for about 20 minutes. We're not sure how much of the disruption was actually caused by Scioli's amateur turkey call (watch the video).
Eventually, Greg's owner, Luke Alderfer (pictured here in a red hoodie, holding Greg) arrived on the scene. With Scioli's help, Alderfer retrieved Greg from the middle of the road.


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The angiogenic factor Dell prevents apoptosis of endothelial cells through integrin binding
2012; 151 (2): 296-305
Del1 is a secreted protein that is expressed in the endothelium during development and can stimulate angiogenesis through integrin binding and signaling. We were interested in the specific effects of del1 on endothelial cell biology to gain insight into its biologic role during angiogenesis.Primary endothelial cells were treated with a variety of inducers of apoptosis and anoikis followed by assays for numbers of apoptotic cells, and harvest of total protein for immunoblot analysis.Del1 prevented endothelial cell apoptosis in response to TNF?/IFN?, etoposide, and anoikis, but had no effect on proliferation. The anti-apoptotic effect was mediated specifically through binding of integrin ?v?3 by the RGD motif. FAK/ERK and Akt signaling were both necessary to mediate the anti-apoptotic effect of Del1 with the exception of anoikis, which required only Akt activation.Del1 has been previously shown to promote vascular smooth muscle cell adhesion, migration, and proliferation. We demonstrate here that Del1 prevented apoptosis of endothelial cells in cell culture through integrin binding without any effect on proliferation.
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Experts talk about how to save money during a day at the beach.
Beach outings go hand-in-hand with summer, but concession stands and potential entrance fees can make day trips add up. Here's how to save money while you hit the sand.
Instead of paying for a locker, store your personal items in empty snack containers to keep them sand-free. If you want a more waterproof option for keys, cash and credit cards, use an old Thermos. This will also disguise valuables from thieves.
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