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NEW YORK — At a cursory glance, and certainly by their current standards, the Edmonton Oilers are on a roll.
They have won four of their last five games, including victories over big, heavy teams like the Vancouver Canucks and San Jose Sharks, as they prepared Wednesday to face the New York Rangers, winners of four straight games, at 5 p.m. MST Thursday at Madison Square Garden.
On closer inspection, the Oilers' current uptick in performance doesn't entirely scan. For starters, they have given up 144 shots in their last three games, but emerged with two victories.
Yes, they shut out San Jose 3-0, but that was on the strength of a magical, 59-save performance by goalie Ben Scrivens.
Yes, they squeaked past the 30th-place Buffalo Sabres 3-2, but they looked mighty sloppy doing it. Happily, they were backstopped by Ilya Bryzgalov, who blocked 42 of 44 shots.
Obviously, being bailed out by a hot goalie is not a sustainable strategy. Certainly not against the surging Rangers, who clobbered the Colorado Avalanche 5-1 on Wednesday night, delivering a comprehensive performance some observers called their best overall game this season.
On Wednesday, the Oilers skated through a brisk, 60-minute practice at Chelsea Pier, a quirky facility where a seat in the metal bleachers affords a commanding view of the ships gliding by on the Hudson River, if watching hockey drills isn't your bag.
Also visible from that vantage point were a couple of forward line tweaks head coach Dallas Eakins made on the top two lines. Eakins moved right winger Jordan Eberle from the Ryan Nugent-Hopkins/Taylor Hall line to the right side with Sam Gagner and David Perron, who flipped from right to left wing.
Nail Yakupov moves from left wing on the Gagner line to right wing with Nugent-Hopkins and Hall.
The switch isn't likely to disrupt Eberle's game.
"I don't think it really does," said Eberle, who has 19 goals and 45 points. "I have played with Gagner a ton, I've played with Perron a ton. We like playing with each other.
"Obviously, Perron's a guy who's going to get to the net and gets in traffic. He's a big body. And Gagner is a guy who likes to give-and-go, just like myself. I've had chemistry with both guys and I'm looking forward to it."
The Gagner line made things happen in the victory over Buffalo, especially Perron, who set up goals by defencemen Jeff Petry and Justin Schultz.
But concern that the Oilers have been too reliant of late on Hall, Nugent-Hopkins and Eberle prompted Eakins to make the switch.
"We're just trying to generate some more offence," said Eakins. "The last few games, our chances have gone south a little bit. And not in a drastic way, but we're just looking for some different looks.
"I think (Yakupov) has played better and to get him with Hallsy and Nuge may benefit the individual very well, especially with those three guys. They should be able to generate a lot of offence.
"We'll see how it goes. As always, you shake up lines, sometimes it looks good and sometimes it doesn't."
Perron, who played with Eberle and Mark Arcobello in the pre-season and early in the season while Gagner recovered from that nasty broken jaw, also was fine with the line juggling.
"(Eberle) can be trusted on both sides of the puck and he's obviously a really good player," Perron said. "It's always a fun challenge for me to join a guy like him.
"I'm just going to try to (play) my game, get to the net, stuff like that. I think we all have that same mentality. Even though he likes to make plays and stuff, he's still got to get to the net and stay there.
"That's how we're going to score more goals."
With all their skill, more goals should also come from the Oilers' power play. But it's not necessarily so, evidently. Against Buffalo, for example, the Oilers were zero-for-five with a man advantage. Over their last 10 games, the Oilers are five-for-35 (14.2-per-cent success rate) on the power play. They have failed to score a power-play goal in six of those 10 games.
Not only that, they gave up another short-handed goal, their league-leading 10th this season, against Buffalo. That gaffe was offset by a short-handed goal of their own, by checker Matt Hendricks, which turned out to be the game-winner.
Still the power play is underwhelming, chugging along at a 17.2-per-cent success rate, with 35 goals on 203 power-play chances, to rank 19th in the league. Edmonton's power play clicks, if that's the right word, at an abysmal 11 per cent on the road.
Eakins didn't even run any power-play drills on Wednesday, perhaps thinking, like a blocked writer, sometimes it's best to just walk away from it, come back later and try again.
What, exactly, is up with the opponents getting more and better chances on the Oilers' power play than the Oilers, or so it seems, Eakins was asked.
"Well, No. 1, on the power play, as soon as you're sensing danger, you have to go into five-on-five mode," said Eakins. "We've been standing, watching a guy under pressure, and instead of eating the puck, we're looking to give it up. Those are individual decisions.
"Our power play has been struggling greatly. I think today is the first day that I can remember probably in two weeks that I haven't worked on it. I've just kind of left it alone."
About a month ago, Eakins installed a 1-3-1 format on the power play because the structure the club deployed last season had become ineffective.
"We're trying to get the guys to shoot the puck more, but the problem with it is you can keep encouraging them, asking them to do it (shoot the puck), and they are trying, but most of our guys on our power play, they're passers. And it's going to take some time to get them in that mindset where they're just teeing pucks up.
"We'll continue to work on it. Our players are engaged, they understand the danger of the 1-3-1. It's very hard to defend. And it's something that we want to stick with, right through to the end of the year."
No wonder it's tougher on the road. At home, at least, the fans often helpfully holler: "Shoooot!" as the Oilers' power play sputters.
That approach has also produced limited success.
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Article Index
- North Jersey Swallowing Center current position
- Dysphagia
- Telemedicine
- More about the Swallowing Center
North Jersey Swallowing Center
The North Jersey Swallowing Center conveniently located at both St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center in Paterson and St. Joseph's Wayne Hospital, provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment to adults who have difficulty feeding or swallowing. Established in 1983, the center helps inpatients and outpatients from the tri-state area.
We are licensed Speech-Language Pathologists who focus our practice on the evaluation and treatment of adults with swallowing disorders. Our clinical staff has attained or is working towards attaining Board Recognized Specialty in Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders (BRS-S). We work in consultation with physicians, dietitians, physical and occupational therapists to provide quality, comprehensive interdisciplinary care.
Unique treatment plans are designed to specifically target each patient's area(s) of difficulty. The goals of treatment include teaching compensatory strategies that provide immediate short-term gains in the safety and efficiency of the swallow, as well as training in the use of exercises that provide long-term improvements. The wide range of treatment modalities available at the North Jersey Swallowing Center are research-based, with proven efficacy in helping patients to rehabilitate their swallow.
Please contact your physician first regarding any of these complaints:
- Slow or difficult chewing
- Slow or difficult swallowing
- Difficulty taking medications
- Coughing or "choking" when eating or drinking—going down the "wrong pipe"
- "Wet" vocal quality after swallowing
- Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing after swallowing
- "Stuck" sensation when eating and/or drinking
- Food remaining in the mouth after swallowing
- Unexplained and/or recurrent pneumonias or other respiratory infection
- Unexplained weight loss
Each patient receives a comprehensive clinical evaluation that assesses swallowing strengths and weaknesses. Using a variety of strategies, the Speech-Language Pathologist determines the most appropriate diet textures and postures that will either enhance and or maintain a mealtime routine for each patient. Our staff utilizes state-of-the-art imaging equipment that provides visualization of anatomy during the swallow, enabling the clinician to precisely identify the nature and location of the swallowing problem.
In order to assess dysphagia, or as a pre-cursor to treatment, the following tests may be recommended:
- Modified Videofluoroscopic Swallow Study (MVS)
- Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES)
Dysphagia is the medical term for any difficulty or disruption in the passage or foods or liquids from the mouth to the stomach. People who have difficulty chewing or swallowing have dysphagia.
Our patients are men and women who have medical problems that affect their swallowing mechanism. These illnesses include, but are not limited to:
- Stroke
- Parkinson's Disease
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Alzheimer's Disease/Dementia
- Oral, Head & Neck Cancers
- Gastrointestinal disorders
- Vocal Cord Paralysis
- Developmental disabilities
- Individuals who have undergone head or neck surgery
- Respiratory compromise including tracheostomy
The North Jersey Swallowing Center is proud to announce the development of the new telemedicine program for use by Universities, therapists, and patient care centers who wish to view Modified Videofluoroscopy Swallow Studies remotely in real time.
What is Telemedicine?
Telemedicine is a way for staff at residential facilities and students at universities and colleges to view Modified Videofluoroscopy Swallow Studies live through videoconferencing.
Why is Telemedicine a good idea?
This type of tool allows for a hands-on learning approach between therapists, students and real patients. Speech Pathologists, residential facility staff, family members, and students can view the swallow study as it's happening. If you are a Speech Therapist with a question during the study, you can ask that question. If you are a university professor who needs to enhance his/her dysphagia curriculum, you can utilize this program during the semester to promote learning of medical Speech Pathology.
How does Telemedicine work?
A representative from the university or residential facility will need to contact the team at 973-754-4365. This clinician with the help of ITR staff of St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center will assess which equipment is needed to have the videoconference work. If you are a facility with a patient, and wish to view his/her swallow study via teleconferencing, audio/visual consent would need to be obtained from the patient or guardian.
Our Teleconferencing Mission
To provide multimedia access to live viewing of Modified Videofluoroscopy Swallow Studies to a contemporary team of professionals and students for educational and interdisciplinary development.
What is a Modified Videofluroscopy Swallow Study?
An MVS is an objective assessment of swallowing completed in Radiology with one of The North Jersey Swallowing Center clinicians. The patient is observed consuming a variety of liquid and textured consistencies while the therapists and physician assess the patient's anatomy and swallow physiology. These dynamic real-time radiological images are captured and stored.
Our telemedicine tool allows the Pt.'s treating therapists, family, and nursing staff at the Pt.'s own residential facility to remotely interact and collaborate live with the therapists and Radiologist as the swallow study is being performed.
Telemedicine also allows the opportunity for students at universities to review swallow studies as the examinations are being completed. Telemedicine used in this way supports educational development for both the student and the treating therapist. The North Jersey Swallowing Center is dedicated to the educational growth of future clinicians within our field.
If you are a patient care center, therapist or University professor who is interested in knowing more about two-way remote real time videoconferencing to observe swallow studies please contact our team at 973-754-4365.
What you would need to establish a videoconference:
- Telemedicine works best with Microsoft compatible computers with at least 1 G RAM. Telemedicine has also been successful with Apple ipads.
- A cable line is needed. Optimum Online, Verizon, and Cablevision have worked well in the past.
- The receiving end (i.e. university or nursing facility) would need a computer with a camera (i.e. Microsoft LifeCam).
- The Polycom CMA computer software is needed. This is available via free down load on the Polycom website. Polycom software is also available via download through the Apple application store.
- Lastly, the videoconference would need to occur in a secure classroom or office where outside visitors will not interrupt the session. Video/audio consent will need to be obtained from the Patient or family prior to any filming.
There are no additional fees for this type of tool. A St. Joseph's ITR representative will be made available to facilitate the initiation of this program if your facility is interested.
More about the Swallowing Center
For more information, or to schedule an appointment at our center, please contact the Center's secretary at 973.754.2924.
For information on Speech - Language Pathology click here.

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He wasn't disappointed or angry, either. Instead, he understood Malzahn just did what was best for him. McKissic said it was far from a selfish move.
"It's a business," the redshirt sophomore receiver said. "You've got to be able to move on."
Malzahn's exit wasn't even the first coaching change McKissic had dealt with in his two years in Jonesboro, Ark., up to that point. Mirroring what Malzahn would do just one year later, Hugh Freeze coached the Red Wolves to a Sun Belt Conference title in 2011 before accepting the same position at Ole Miss.
During his weekly news conference Tuesday, Malzahn said he still keeps in touch with "a few" members of the Red Wolves. McKissic wasn't one of them. The player couldn't recall speaking with Malzahn since the coach took over the Tigers' program. It was the same story with Freeze.
It's not as if McKissic was different. He said he doesn't keep up with how the Rebels or Tigers are doing unless he comes across them by accident.
"If (I'm) watching TV, and they're on, I'll watch the game," he said.
A lot of eyes will be trained on McKissic this Saturday – and rightly so, even though he is working in a new offensive system under first-year coach Bryan Harsin.
What he did last season proved he wasn't only one of the top receivers in the Sun Belt Conference, but among the best in the country. He was named the Sun Belt's Freshman of the Year after hauling in 103 receptions for 1,022 yards and five touchdowns. His receptions also were the most by any freshman receiver in the nation.
He caught two passes for 3 yards in this past week's 62-11 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff and rushed three times for 22 more yards.
McKissic sat out the 2011 season as a redshirt, and he believes that resulted in last year's success. When he first set foot on campus, he was overwhelmed making the transition from high school to college.
"I talked to the coaches, and they had tried to get me to learn the offense," he said, "but there were just too many signals, and I just couldn't soak it all in. So I took a redshirt."
Working with the scout team and getting mental reps – as well as being able to watch the Red Wolves' more experienced receivers from the sidelines – were the most important factors that aided his stellar 2012 season.
Given his robust receiving numbers, most would be surprised to learn he wasn't offered a scholarship by any major program. The Phenix City native isn't undersized – he stands 5-foot-11 and weighs 193 pounds. He was an all-purpose threat at Central High, catching 25 passes for 571 yards and six touchdowns, rushing for 411 yards and returning 22 kicks for another 486 yards.
Why the lack of interest?
"I don't know," McKissic said. "It might have been an exposure thing. Maybe I wasn't getting as much as I should have got in high school. I guess (bigger schools) just didn't want to take a chance on me."
Growing up a fan of Troy since his older brother Bryant played there, McKissic was crestfallen the Trojans – as well as other FBS programs in bigger conferences -- never gave him a look. He won't be an afterthought this weekend, though, because Malzahn is obviously well aware of his abilities.
"J.D.'s a phenomenal player," Malzahn said. "He's great with the ball in his hands. He's a receiver who has running back skills -- a big-time playmaker."
As long as the Red Wolves keep getting him the ball, they won't have to worry about McKissic continuing to make explosive plays. Yes, every catch he makes helps the team. But it also satisfies McKissic's inner drive, one of showing top-level teams what they missed out on.
Those schools will have to settle for watching him from afar.
"I'm the type of guy that likes to come from the bottom and make it to the top," he said. "So that motivated me a lot, just thinking about why these teams didn't take a chance on me. It's a loss for them, but I'm glad to be here at Arkansas State."


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Imagine a canal-side hamlet of thatched roofed buildings and you're thinking Guy's Thatched Hamlet, just off the A6 at Bilsborrow near the market town of Garstang. You will find Guy's Eating Establishment and pizzeria nestling next to the atmospheric Owd Nell's Tavern, Guy's Lodge and School House Square with its clutch of craft shops, plus lots more entertainment from Morris Dancers to Punch & Judy shows for all the children.
Family owned and run for nearly three decades - this is a venue that even has its own cricket pitch with all weather wicket and thatched cricket pavilion. We also offer crown green bowling with a thatched clubhouse and bar.
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I would like to take a moment to share with you the wonderful happenings that have transpired since Free Community Yoga began this summer in Elks Park. The loyal people who have joined this amazing class are the ones who have made it so special... the librarian, the hostess, the counselor, the Telluride Academy instructor, the waitress, the reporter, the teacher, the ski instructor, the gondola operator, and even the UPS driver!
A great mix of people from our special town came together to practice yoga and together we learned to raise the consciousness of our community. The main message in this class is always to pay it forward and to set a positive intention for both ourselves as well as the world we live in. I know that the students in the class definitely felt the positive vibrations and were able to share that with others.
This fall, when it became too cold to practice in the park, Beth Roberts and the Telluride Historical Museum graciously offered to host our class in their beautiful space. They took us all in and at times there were so many people that some had to practice in the hallway. As a way of paying it forward, many yoga students have signed up to volunteer at the museum. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Telluride Historical Museum for allowing us to practice there. I think each of us gained a greater awareness and appreciation for the history of our town.
As the winter solstice approaches and the days become shorter, our busy season is rapidly approaching. At this time, it is more important than ever to remember to nurture ourselves and the light within us. I am excited to announce that Free Community Yoga will now be offered at the Ah Haa School every Monday from 12 -1 p.m., (although sometimes we get a little crazy and practice until 1:15 p.m.!) There is plenty of room there and all levels are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat and an intention to help the greater good.
Thanks again to the Telluride Historical Museum, the Ah Haa School, and, of course, the wonderful group of people who come to share in this practice every week. If you need any information regarding the class, don't hesitate to give me a call at 209-8360. I hope to see you on Mondays at noon this winter at the Ah Haa School!
Sharing the light,
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Discover the beauty of Paris with your own eyes. You've seen the movies, you've read the reviews and you've always wanted to go – so now is your chance. Take a friend or loved one and witness the World famous city of romance for yourselves. Your experience will start with an impressive journey on the Eurostar straight from London to Paris, you'll receive one night's accommodation in a central 4* hotel and will be provided with tickets so you can board a fabulous sight seeing cruise on the Seine.
Soak up the breath taking sights of Paris' most popular landmarks such as Le Louvre and Notre Dame, revel in the awesomeness of the city's traditional architecture and beautiful parks. Why not take a moment or two at a trendy coffee spot and people watch with the extraordinary Eiffel Tower as your backdrop? There are many things to see and do in Paris and you'll surely want to visit again. After a night of peaceful sleep in your 4* hotel, you may enjoy breakfast and make your way home with memories to last you a lifetime.
The two of you should arrive at London's St. Pancras station at least 45 minutes before your train's departure for your outward Eurostar journey to Gare d'Nord station in Paris. You will need to check-in for your train and during your journey will stop at passport control - so don't forget your full and valid passports.
Once you have arrived in Paris, you should make your way to your 4* central hotel, check-in time is 14.00 but should you arrive sooner you will be welcome to leave your luggage at the hotel and explore the city for a while. Your Seine Cruise is available for you both to take at any point during your visit to the city and you should arrive at the pier around 15 minutes prior to departure for your hour long cruise. You will be provided with breakfast at your hotel before checkout at 11.00 the following morning.
After exploring one of the most famous cities in the world, you will no doubt have made memories to treasure and will head home feeling enlightened and renewed.
This experience is available all year round subject to availability but is not available on Valentines Day.
We recommend you book at least four weeks and a maximum of three months in advance to ensure that dates are available. This is only a guideline and we advise you to book as early as possible to ensure that dates are available before the expiry date listed on your voucher. All bookings are subject to availability.
Please allow two days for your experience.
After your booking has been made you will receive a Eurostar confirmation for both journeys detailing dates and times, your hotel confirmation, and your Seine Sightseeing tour confirmation voucher.
Upon arrival at St Pancras Station please make your way to the Eurostar Terminal. For both your outward and return journeys, you must check-in at least 45 minutes before your scheduled train departure time.
We recommend checking in 60 minutes prior to departure, Capital Breaks Ltd cannot be held responsible for missed departures.
You will pass through French passport control so please ensure that each person has a full and valid passport.
Upon arrival at Gare D'Nord you may make your way to your hotel to check in or to leave your baggage at the hotel should you arrive prior to check-in time.
Transport between Gare D'Nord and your hotel is not included.
You can check in at the hotel from 14.00, check out is 11.00 on the day of departure.
You can choose to enjoy your Seine cruise at any time during its operating hours, detailed below, during your break.
Please take your voucher to the Bateaux Parisiens Reception (Pier 3, Port de la Bourdonnais at the foot of the Eiffel Tower) to exchange for your boarding card. Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to departure. The cruise will last approximately 1 hour.
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i just recorded it as part of the thread ;P
never seen it from that guy though, lool
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Ok so this is a little nifty thing that i found using SAM provided by http://repo.bingner.com/ I'm new to this community, you dont have to trust me, and nothing that happens from this is my fault except the cure for cancer. Please give it a go, this is specifically for iphones and you should be already to get around the setup screen to access cydia.
1. Jailbreak you device first using This awesome tutorial
2. Grab a file explorer off of cydia, probably iFile
3. On iFile go to "service/library/coreservices/systemversion.plist
4. Open the plist in an editor (in property list editor)
5. delete the release type key (it only says beta in there if your wondering)
6. To activate the phone go to cydia and add the source "http://repo.bingner.com/"
7. Download the package SAMpref
8. Open up SAM and go to utilities and restore activation
9. Tether reboot it
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HOW TO USE: Take this medication by mouth, usually once daily or as directed by your doctor. Swallow the medication whole. Do not split, crush, or chew the medication. Doing so may destroy the drug and prevent it from treating your condition. If you are using the tablets, you may take them with or without food. If you are using the granules, take them 30 minutes before a meal.Mix the granules into apple juice or applesauce. Do not use other liquids or foods to mix this medication. Sprinkle the granules on 1 teaspoon of applesauce and swallow all of the mixture immediately (within 10 minutes). Or mix the granules into 1 teaspoon of apple juice, stir for 5 seconds, and swallow all of the mixture immediately. Rinse the container once or twice with apple juice to remove any remaining granules, and swallow the rinsing juice immediately. Do not crush or chew the granules in either mixture. Do not prepare a supply in advance.The granules may also be given through a tube into the stomach (nasogastric or gastric tube). If you are giving this medication through a tube, consult your health care professional for detailed instructions on how to properly mix and give it.You may take an antacid with this medication, if needed.The dosage and length of treatment is based on your medical condition and response to treatment.Use this medication regularly to get the most benefit from it. Remember to use it at the same time each day. Continue to take this medication for the whole time prescribed by your doctor, even if you are feeling better.Tell your doctor if your condition persists or worsens.
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GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Apr 14
As various teams earnestly begin pondering to see where they went wrong in the just concluded Tanzania Mainland Premier League, it is now an opportune moment to reflect on the enormous changes that local football has undergone during the past enthralling season.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Apr 14
A very cute and cuddly four year old girl wearing a white salvar-kemiz and with the head covered by a pela of similar colour made her look dainty. She was accompanied by her mother who had adorned herself in a 'baibui' and 'nikab'.
THE GUARDIAN | 14th Apr 14
It is unfortunate that, the expansion of Tanzania's primary and secondary education does not match with the needed quality and objectives of Tanzania's education as indicated in the country's Education and Training Policy (ETP) of 1995.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 13th Apr 14
There are now justifiable worries from several quarters in society that the much anticipated new law of the land may, after all, not materialize and provide us legal guidance during the equally anticipated 2015 elections.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 13th Apr 14
After initially promising so much local cricket seems to have taken a step backwards as far as significant progress in the gentlemanly game is concerned. Indeed, the disappointing showings of the national men's cricket team in the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cricket League over recent years has put a distinct dampener on the mood of stakeholders and fans of this great, enchanting sport.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Apr 14
In recent years, Tanzanian journalists have become victims of their own profession. Some of them have fallen prey to corrupt people and other sections of the society who do not want their ill-gotten gains and evils exposed.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 6th Apr 14
A new study which was unveiled a few days ago in Nairobi has indicated that member countries of the East African Community have 20 million chronically poor people within their borders.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 6th Apr 14
Following several weeks of absorbing and entertaining football action, the Mainland Premier League is now almost galloping towards the end of the season, with many feeling that Azam FC already have one hand on the prestigious title.
THE GUARDIAN | 31st Mar 14
According to SIL International website, writing is the productive skill in the written mode. It, too, is more complicated than it seems at first, and often seems to be the hardest of the skills, even for native speakers of a language, since it involves not just a graphic representation of speech, but the development and presentation of thoughts in a structured way.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 30th Mar 14
Indeed in this information era, good management of governments, institutions and projects requires those in- charge to work scientifically and transparently. Under such circumstances research becomes vital, as it helps administrators to make informed decisions.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Mar 14
Three years ago Kwitolu Mushashai (KM) had been involved in a traumatic fall off a bicycle. He had immediately lost his upper left central incisor. This was at Kinondoni. KM said, "It was about 6:30 pm.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Mar 14
In the past few years there has been wide outcry in Tanzania from education stakeholders including academicians, parents, teachers, politicians, policy makers and others to demand the Government to increase its budget allocation to the Education sector.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 23rd Mar 14
If there is one thing which both political friends and foes of retired Judge Joseph Warioba now agree on, is the fact that his performance in Dodoma this week while presenting the second draft of the proposed constitution to the Constituent Assembly was both brilliant and effective.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Mar 14
A Study Titled ''the impact of student and teacher absenteeism on student performance at the Junior high school: the case of the Kumasi-Metro School District'' done by Obeng-Denteh et.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 16th Mar 14
All signs on the political horizon now clearly indicate two things. First, the national efforts to write a new constitution meant to help Tanzania cope with prevailing challenges of our times by getting rid of the obviously outdated current constitution might not give us good results, that is if developments in the ongoing Constituent Assembly are anything to go by.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 16th Mar 14
Following the recent visit of the legendary Russian chess player Garry Kasparov to the country, it appears that the fledgling chess scene, which is still in its infancy, is resolutely forging ahead to better times.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Mar 14
Reducing poverty and optimising human development require more than simply raising national incomes. They involve people being able to realise those basic capabilities that enable them to develop their full potential and lead productive, creative lives.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 9th Mar 14
The battle lines are clearly drawn. Western countries seem to be deeply and emotionally convinced that there is nothing wrong with homosexual practices in society and that whoever interferes with this kind of relationship is a big violator of human rights.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 9th Mar 14
As the CAF Champions League and Confederations Cup continue to unfold, it is hard to ignore the saddening fact that top East African clubs have rarely enjoyed great success in the rich history of African club football.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Mar 14
Farmers in Butiama district, Mara region are currently battling against cassava mosaic disease (CMD) and cassava brown streak disease (CBSD) which has affected almost the whole region.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 2nd Mar 14
The issue of allowances for members of the Constituent Assembly sitting in Dodoma to fine tune the draft of the envisaged new constitution has, unfortunately, turned out to get more attention than the draft itself.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 2nd Mar 14
It is understood that the history of a country holds tremendous value for her citizens. After all, if a people are not aware of their past, they may lack invaluable guidance as to how to proceed forward into the future.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th Feb 14
After undergoing an excruciating phase of unease the mother finally, delivers her baby on a hospital bed. She may not be so conscious or concerned about the gender of her baby as she is about the overall physical status of her child.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Feb 14
Women and girls using cosmetics without understanding them well are risking their health and their lives. This is because some of these cosmetics which are many in market contain toxic chemicals.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 23rd Feb 14
Some of President Jakaya Kikwete's remarks made at the opening of the National Executive Committee conference of his ruling party, a few days ago, are too important to pass without comment.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Feb 14
Last weekend the Dar es Salaam Zone of the Tanzania Owners and Managers of Non-government Schools and Colleges (TAMONGSCO) held an annual meeting at Karimjee Hall in Dare s Salaam, to discuss among other things is their role in supporting the government in providing education in Tanzania.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 16th Feb 14
At last, the anxiously awaited moment of taking the new constitution making process to the last but one stage is with us, given that the Constituent Assembly will convene in Dodoma at the beginning of this week.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 16th Feb 14
In a short while, Tanzanian clubs has joined their East African counterparts to begin their campaign for thrilling football glory in the elite CAF Champions League and second-tier CAF Confederations Cup.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 9th Feb 14
The debate on whether to teach or not to teach our primary and secondary school students in Kiswahili has surely been rekindled, following the latest development where Dar es Salaam's Kinondoni district authorities recently got the approval of the Ministry of Education to turn one of its public primary schools into an English medium one.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Feb 14
Education in Tanzania is provided by two sectors; the government on one hand and the non-government on the other. This partnership exists since colonial time when primary, middle, secondary and tertiary education levels were provided by the Government and the non-government sector.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 2nd Feb 14
Finally the Ministry of Labour and Employment has taken step against exploitation of workers in broad daylight in the country. Last week the government has given notice to all agents dealing in labour recruiting business for various employers, the government urged the agencies to register themselves in the relevant Ministry and change their methods of operation.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Jan 14
Mlimani City, one of the biggest shopping malls in Dar es Salaam, is becoming a hotbed for conmen who enter the facility while others stand outside with fake gold, packed in small tubes or packets aiming at 'selling' them in terms of millions of Shillings to people.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 26th Jan 14
Electricity related problems in the country are acute and common to the extent that one need not labour so much to explain the inconvenience they cause and how, at times, they make life difficult for Tanzanians living in urban centers, where power supply is not a luxury as such.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 26th Jan 14
It is well-known that athletics, which hitherto used to be the primary source of top honors at major sports events, is definitely going through a rough patch and in fact, has been grappling with underachievement for some time.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st Jan 14
Kisangesangeni village in Moshi District, Kilimanjaro region is facing shortage of water and food due to deforestation. The little water available is also under intense pressure as people wash their clothes and vehicles along Dehu River, the only lifeline of the village.
THE GUARDIAN | 20th Jan 14
Nataliya Kalenskaya (and others) in their paper titled 'Marketing of Educational Services: Research on Service Providers Satisfaction' published on 'Procedia Economics and Finance Volume 5, of 2013' argues that marketing is the art of creating a demand and the process of pursuing customers: existing as well as potential.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 19th Jan 14
Although the exercise of appointing members to the Constituent Assembly is yet to be completed, we understand the vetting is at an advanced stage, and hopefully names of those destined by history to shoulder the honorable challenge of working on the final stage of writing a new constitution will soon be announced.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 19th Jan 14
We are now fully into the swing of this New Year and where sports is concerned, 2014 has unique significance because the quadrennial Commonwealth Games will be held this year in Glasgow, Scotland.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 12th Jan 14
The year 2013 is now history but will be remembered, among other things, as a period when both corruption and its manifestitations in society reared their ugly heads menacingly and threatened our much cherished peace and security which, for many past years, differentiated Tanzania from many other countries in the African continent and made us exemplary as well as proud.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 12th Jan 14
Yesterday, the week-long East African Junior Tennis Championships started at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club (DGC), with, as is to be expected, a heavy Tanzanian presence in the elite tennis event.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Jan 14
The Land Dispute Courts Act of 2002 establishes a District Land and Housing Tribunal with jurisdiction over land matters within the district, region or zone in which it is established and since the Act came into operation in October 2003, 42 District Land and Housing Tribunals (DLHTs) were established.
THE GUARDIAN | 6th Jan 14
School inspection is a vital means for monitoring the delivery of education according to stipulated curriculum and set standards. It also ensures efficiency and quality delivery in education.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 5th Jan 14
There are signs on the horizon that the year 2014 is poised to be an eventful one. In terms of overall administration and running of government, a reshuffled cabinet will start its work and we all look forward to see if the proverbial new broom will sweep clean or not.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Dec 13
In the past decade there has been a number of violence acts happening in schools in Tanzania and worldwide which have drawn attention of the media and citizens of the world in general.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 29th Dec 13
As the year 2013 comes to the end and becomes part of history, the impact of the now infamous initiative, originally genuinely conceived to deal a big blow to poachers and their accomplices in crime, is being more felt than was the case when it was launched, a few months back.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 29th Dec 13
With the New Year just around the corner, many sports aficionados in the country are probably drawing up a wish-list of dreams and hopes which they would like to see realized in 2014.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Dec 13
Anna Salem (AS) had not carried out scaling and polishing of her mouth for almost two years. She told the Dental Surgeon (DS) that she had regularly carried out cleaning of her teeth for the past fifteen years.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Dec 13
Josina Leguit is a Dutch student pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Communication Science in the Netherlands. During her life time, she had never been to Africa and Tanzania in particular.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Dec 13
Back in 2010, an activist and lawyer, Kainerugaba Msemakweli, published a book with pictures and names of ministers, deputy ministers and members of parliament, whom he claims have obtained higher education academic certificates through dubious means including forgery or attending unaccredited institutions or academic mills, especially online courses.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 22nd Dec 13
It is Christmas time and all signs show that the festival mood is in the air, although the excitement is a bit low key, for reasons which are not difficult to comprehend. Most of the citizens are simply experiencing all sorts of financial constraints spurred by inflation and the fact that incomes of the majority remain pitifully low.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Dec 13
Justice in many Tanzanian courts is increasingly becoming unattainable among the poor who cannot afford to hire advocates to defend them in court. Many poor people in civil cases do not have a legal representation something that makes them loose their cases even if they stand a better chance of winning them.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 15th Dec 13
Much has been said and written about the late Nelson Mandela to the extent that only serious researchers are likely to unearth new information about one of Africa's most famous freedom fighters and peace advocates whose place is assured in the history books.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Dec 13
Every human being has the inherent right to life and this right must be protected by law. The right to life is a supreme right without which, other rights become insignificant. Our reporter GERALD KITABU interviewed a lawyer and protection officer for Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition, BENEDICT ISHABAKAKI on death penalty in Tanzania.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 8th Dec 13
As the year seemingly approaches swiftly towards an end, it seems fitting at this time to undertake a sporting review of the concluding year, which for low-profile sports on the local scene has, on the whole, been mixed.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Dec 13
More than 50 percent of youth in Tanzania are not employed and many don't have access to affordable finance especially credit to small business that could greatly enhance their economic strength and eventually break the vicious circle of low income – low saving and low investment.
THE GUARDIAN | 2nd Dec 13
ICT can transform the way that education is delivered and open the way to a new pedagogy. It can make it easier for teachers to plan and find high quality materials, and it can help pupils to find out more about the subjects that they are studying.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 1st Dec 13
This year's Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup kicked-off earlier this week in Kenya with many in the region wondering if the dominant Uganda Cranes will continue to boss affairs on the pitch at the expense of other regional giants.
THE GUARDIAN | 26th Nov 13
Recently, Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology in Africa (OFAB), Tanzania Chapter, organised its monthly meeting at COSTECH in Dar es Salaam which was attended by agricultural researchers, and media practitioners.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Nov 13
Time immemorial, albino's major challenge isn't only murder but also segregation from 'normal' children, both in school and home. People think being an albino restrains you from doing a lot of things.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 24th Nov 13
Our land of peace may be known for experiencing periodic shortages of all sorts of commodities and services, but not new plans and initiatives. The latest initiative in the offing, which was recently hinted on by the official government newspaper, is the code of conduct for our honourable legislators.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 24th Nov 13
As the ongoing Africa Nations Cup Hockey Championship continues to unfold, it is saddening to report that the national women's hockey team are not doing as well as had been hoped.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Nov 13
Banana is an important food and cash crop in the Kagera, Kilimanjaro and Mbeya regions. Bananas for cooking are prominent along the Lake Zone, north and southern highlands, while banana for dessert are more prominent in eastern Tanzania and Zanzibar.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 17th Nov 13
Recently a correspondent of this newspaper based in Arusha wrote an article on poaching basically suggesting that as far as this vice is concerned, it would be probably worthwhile for the government to investigate itself.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 17th Nov 13
The Tanzania Mainland Premier League is presently on a break with action set to resume in earnest early next year. It seems fitting then at this opportune time to reflect on all the twists and turns that the race for the league title has taken during the first phase of top tier football action on the local scene.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th Nov 13
Tanzania sacrifices 381 billion shillings every year to tax incentives given to multinational companies. A report from Tax Justice Network and ActionAid International shows that tax incentives reduce revenue available to fight poverty and inequality.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Nov 13
Following poor performance on the national examinations in past five years and prompt decisions by our government in address such serious education issues there has been public outcry from educators and some politicians who argues that this new system will deteriorate our national education standards and therefore produce incompetent graduates.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 10th Nov 13
A few days ago, National Assembly Speaker Anne Makinda used the media to make an "interesting "observation about ex-members of Parliament which, in one way or another, is a puzzle.
THE GUARDIAN | 5th Nov 13
People who are deafblind face many challenges in their life which affects them from fully realizing their potentials. The challenges range from lack of access to socio-economic, opportunities to cultural and political rights.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Nov 13
In recent years, we have observed remarkable achievements in the education sector in our country. In 2010, the number of primary schools shot up from 11,873 in 2001 to 15,816 while primary school enrolment almost doubled from the earlier figure of 4,875,185 recorded in 2001 to 8,419,305 in 2010.
NIPASHE JUMAPILI | 3rd Nov 13
There is no need to talk much or labour to convince anyone about the importance of education in the development and future prosperity of our society. The role of the sector is well known, although one wonders whether it is genuinely appreciated or not.
THE GUARDIAN | 29th Oct 13
Lead is a naturally occurring bluish-gray metal found in the earth's crust. Prior to our current knowledge of the health hazards of lead, it has been widely used in products such as gasoline, batteries, metal products, crystal, food cans, fishing sinkers and ammunition.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Oct 13
Education development in worldwide, including Tanzania has progressed dramatically in the last two decades, where we have seen a move towards autonomy and self-management for both public and private schools.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 27th Oct 13
The story on Africa's richest men and women which appeared in one of the respected regional newspapers a few weeks ago must have attracted the attention of serious readers, not only because rich people, just like other outstanding personalities in any society make news but, in this case, due the irony of having a handful billionaires coexisting with millions of poor people.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 27th Oct 13
It is well-known that out of all the sports which enliven our sports scene, football towers head and shoulders above the rest as the most financially viable game in the country. Indeed, the beautiful game Tanzania-style is well-financed and as its history in the country continues to unfold, it almost appears as if more and more would-be sponsors are queuing up to associate themselves with football, which is in sharp contrast to the, at times, dire cash-flow crisis facing other sports on the local stage.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Oct 13
The educational sector is by far the largest public sector, and it has country-wide reach. It affects pupils, students and parents alike, influencing their way of thinking, and that of future generations.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Oct 13
Small scale farmers are worried of disappearance of local seeds which in recent years, are gradually being replaced by conventional hybrid. Our reporter GERALD KITABU caught up with local seed producer from Mbozi district, Mbeya region, Amasha Mwashiuya during the Eastern and Southern Africa Small Scale Farmers' Forum (ESAFF) workshop held in Dar es Salaam and here he explains the importance, achievements and challenges faced in promoting the seeds… QUESTION: Why did you venture into local seeds production? ANSWER: We decided to venture into local seeds in 2006 after suffering a big blow in Ibembwa village in which I live.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Oct 13
The political theatre which our African leaders have of late been busy staging and continue to be preoccupied with even at the moment does not only raise a number of disturbing questions, but also speaks volumes about the caliber of captains in-charge of our underdeveloped states.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Oct 13
Today, all roads lead to the state-of-the-art National Stadium in Dar es Salaam where those two perpetual rivals, Simba and Yanga will face-off against each other in the first mouthwatering, hopefully spellbinding clash between these two aristocratic clubs.
THE GUARDIAN | 15th Oct 13
Bunda District, Mara Region is one of the districts in Tanzania endowed with adequate water resources such as lakes and rivers. Despite their importance for human life, livelihood, national growth and healthy natural ecosystem, in recent days, the water resources are not well managed due to increasing pollution.
THE GUARDIAN | 14th Oct 13
At the end of last week I involved in a press conference organized by Tanzania Education Authority (TEA), which took place at Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology (DIT), Dar es Salaam.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 13th Oct 13
There is ample evidence to show that drug addiction among the youth in the country is on the rise. In fact, the situation is reported to be alarming, and those handling it are saying it is high time for the entire society to take note of this reality and be fully involved in solving the problem, which can't be adequately contained by workers in the health sector alone.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 13th Oct 13
The Mainland Premier League this season, even though admittedly, it is still early days in the race for the coveted title, seems to be shaping up quite nicely into a good-old ding-dong battle.
THE GUARDIAN | 8th Oct 13
Orange fleshed sweet potatoes (OFSP) - is one among the rare indigenous specie of the sweet potatoes currently being revived for adaption by farmers for both domestic and commercial uses.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Oct 13
A study titled ''the impact of student and teacher absenteeism on student performance at the Junior high school: the case of the Kumasi-Metro School District'' done by Obeng-Denteh et.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 6th Oct 13
Society members with a habit of watching television, listening to radio news programmes, or reading newspapers, might have noted that today hardly a week passes without reports on fatal accidents occurring somewhere in Tanzanias.
THE GUARDIAN | 1st Oct 13
Given a number of challenges facing agriculture such as climate change and emerging new diseases such as cassava mosaic disease (CMD) and cassava brown streak disease (CBSD), farmers are now advised to change their traditional ways of farming and adopt new systems such as the use of agricultural biotechnology.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Sep 13
At the end of last week I was invited to an event on fundraising to support needy students who are studying at Kibasila Secondary School. This event was organized by Roots and Shoots club at the school.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 29th Sep 13
A ghost now seems to haunt the East African Community, a regional body comprising five countries of Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. There are obvious moves by some member countries to sideline Tanzania, and probably Burundi, in planning some regional activities and projects, which under normal circumstances would ideally be part of the EAC plans.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Sep 13
Asnath Ndelwa (23) is a Tanzanian girl from a poor family who has passed through turbulence ranging from lack of school fees to dangers of being trapped in forced love affairs with men, capitalising on her financial problems.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Sep 13
In order to compete in the job market, many Tanzanians have realised that they need to enhance their professional skills, and therefore we have observed a growing number of workers joining professional development courses at various levels, while education institutions continuously developed tailor made programs such as evening courses to attract income and as well to address the need for job market.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 22nd Sep 13
The operation by Tanzania government to get rid of illegal immigrants, commonly referred to as "Operation Kimbunga" has had its fair share of local and international media coverage since it was launched, about a month ago.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Sep 13
Primary and secondary students using public transport in Dar es Salaam face many problems as they go to their respective schools. Apart from reaching their schools very late and sometimes missing first and second periods, normally commuter bus conductors stigmatizes them.
NIPASHE | 16th Sep 13
In August, 2013 during inauguration of 'Big Results Now' initiative in education sector senior education officials made their commitments to ensure that targets are met as planned.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 15th Sep 13
The way the Constitutional Review (Amendment) Bill of 2013 has been passed in the just ended Parliament session which had this proposed legislation as one of the important items on its loaded agenda, has definitely left keen observers wondering whether we are still on the right track as far as our desire to bring effective constitutional changes is concerned.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 15th Sep 13
It has been revealed that plans have been set into motion to stage the first-ever national women's sports cup early next year. Indeed, this is a laudable idea that was the brainchild of the International Inspiration Tanzania Women's Task Force which met recently at the British Council in Dar es Salaam.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Sep 13
Sextortion is a new terminology in Tanzania which is a form of silent corruption and abuse of power, which is increasingly becoming a common habit among many employers and officials in public and private sectors.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Sep 13
tly a group of ladies who graduated from Weruweru secondary school some years ago organized a get together with the aim of finding ways to unify their social and economic strength toward supporting education development of their previous school.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 8th Sep 13
An interesting workshop on auditing issues in Tanzania was held in Dar es Salaam during the last week of August 2013, and some of us got the opportunity to be participants. One may as well say it was unique, in the sense that unlike many other professional meetings which normally bring together birds of a feather to professionally flock together, this time around you had a combination of a professional auditors and laymen and women, who for two consecutive days seriously deliberated on auditing matters – in the interests of the general public.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Sep 13
Tanzanian albinos are very optimistic that the new constitution would address their problems such as rights to live, education, health, political, social and economic opportunities.
THE GUARDIAN | 2nd Sep 13
Angel Cabrera, president of George Mason University, argues in his 2012 book titled 'Being Global', that the challenges of global engagement require leaders at the helm who can craft solutions by seamlessly bringing together people and resources across national, cultural, and organizational lines.


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Every Kid Healthy Week - April 22-26, 2013
Action for Healthy Kids
and schools across the country will be recognizing Every Kid Healthy Week and will be working with schools across the country to host School Wellness/
Get in the Action
events to make sustainable changes that encourage students to eat better and be active every day.
Save the Date! Early Childhood Mental Health Conference
The Early Childhood Mental Health Conference, hosted by South Dakota Voices for Children, will be held July 9-10, 2013 at the Ramkota Hotel in Pierre, SD.
Featured speakers include Dr. Gerard Costa, Center for Autism and Early Childhood Mental Health, Montclair (NJ) State University; Dr. Gerard Jacobs, Disaster Mental Health Institute, University of South Dakota; and Dr. Robert Block, immediate past president, American Academy of Pediatrics.
The cost to attend the conference is $70 (register by May 31, 2013) or $80 after this date. One day registration is $45. Continuing Education Units (CEU) and graduate credit are available.
Check the
South Dakota Voices for Children's website
in mid-April for further details and to register, or call (605) 367-9667.
2013 Indian Education Summit
The South Dakota Department of Education's Office of Indian Education invites you to submit a proposal to present at the 2013 Indian Education Summit. Deadline is May 31, 2013.
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for more information
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Applications are being accepted for the Alliance's Youth Advisory Board
The Alliance for a Healthier Generation, a non-profit organization founded by the American Heart Association and the Clinton Foundation, is looking for committed, enthusiastic young people to serve as role models in their communities and empower their friends, families, schools and communities to get healthy.
Applicants must be between the ages of 8 and 17 years old by July 2013 and live in the United States. Board members serve as ambassadors for the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, share feedback on Alliance programs and activities and lead service-learning programs related to preventing childhood obesity.
Interested youth can visit
for more information and sign up for a webinar to learn more about the Youth Advisory Board and hear from board members. The webinar is scheduled for either March 20 or April 2, 2013.
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Help Support Smart Snacks in Schools
Parents, students, school staff, community partners and others are invited to comment on USDA's newly proposed rule supporting "Smarter Snacks in Schools.
These new nutrition standards will ensure that schools offer healthier snacks for our children, while limiting less nutritious foods and beverages sold in school vending machines, snack carts, a la carte, and school stores during the school day.
Write the USDA by April 9 to show your support for healthier snacks in schools!
Parents and schools can and should work together to make certain children are eating healthfully. Many children consume up to half their daily calories at school, and most are eating a snack. Let's make sure our children are eating healthy options!
National School Nurse Day – May 8, 2013
It is time to celebrate all school nurses as the voice for children's health, keeping them healthy, in school and ready to learn. Be sure to watch for materials for
National School Nurse Day
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But Deborah Peters testified that she has no idea why Paul Douglas Peters committed the crime. "I don't know if even Paul knows why he did it," she said.
The 51-year-old faces up to 20 years in prison for tethering a bomb-like device to the neck of then-18-year-old Madeleine Pulver in August 2011 while she was alone in her family's Sydney mansion. In March, he pleaded guilty to aggravated break and enter and committing a serious indictable offense.
It took a bomb squad 10 hours to remove the device, but it contained no explosives and Pulver was not injured. Peters, who wore a ski mask and wielded a baseball bat in the attack, left an email address on his ransom note that helped authorities track him down.
Peters, who traveled frequently between the United States and Australia on business, fled to the U.S. and was arrested nearly two weeks later at the Louisville, Kentucky, home of his former wife, Deborah Peters. He was extradited to Australia and has remained in prison since.
Deborah Peters wept in New South Wales state District Court on Friday as she described how her then-husband's behavior began to change in 2000.
"Paul started to disconnect," she told the court. "I didn't know who was going to walk through the door. ... One minute he'd be OK; the next minute he'd be upset or angry."
The mood swings coincided with his attempt to write a book, she said. She said that initially it was meant to be about a man who finds a key and looks for treasure, but it ended up being much darker, about a villain who kidnapped someone and addicted the victim to drugs.
Peters was determined to finish the book and was spending hours in the basement working on it, she said. She said he also began drinking more: up to two bottles of wine and two large gin and tonics with dinner every night.
Deborah Peters testified that she divorced her husband in 2007, after he refused her pleas to get help, but they stayed in contact.
Paul Peters, wearing a suit and looking thinner than he did at the time of his arrest, nodded briefly in the direction of his victim's parents, Bill and Belinda Pulver, who sat in the front row of the public gallery. Bill Pulver stared back at him, stone-faced.
Why Peters targeted the wealthy Pulver family has yet to be explained. U.S. court documents show Peters once worked for a company with links to Bill Pulver, but the family has repeatedly said they don't know him and remain confused as to why Madeleine was attacked.
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Filipino-American women, teens wanted for pageant
COAST CITIES — Applications are now being accepted for the 2009 Scholarship Pageant for the Miss Fil-Am and Miss Teen Fil-Am Pageant on Aug. 8. The pageants, for young women of Filipino American heritage, are sponsored by the Fil-Am Cultural Association of North San Diego County. Miss Teen Fil-Am will be open to single girls, ages 13 to 16. Miss Fil-Am is open to single girls ages 17 to 24.
The pageant will be judged on personality, poise, impromptu question, talent and overall look. The winners for Miss Fil-Am and Miss Teen Fil-Am will receive cash scholarships, as well as other prizes. The winners become ambassadors for the Fil-Am Cultural
Association of North County, and appear at various charity events and North County functions.
For further information and entry forms, contact Pam Pahnke at (760) 434-3397, or Pat Dela Rosa at (760) 207-5358 or visit www.filamsandiegonorthcounty.com.
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With NBA All-Star weekend on the horizon the wait for the list of finalists for the NBA Hall of Fame Class of 2013 is now over. Twelve finalists have been selected, with six of them being first time finalists (Gary Payton, Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond, Sylvia Hatchell, Dawn Staley & Tom Heinsohn as a Coach). Click here to see all twelve finalists.
Click here to see Gary Payton jerseys by Mitchell & Ness.
And here to see Hardaway.
We might not make her jersey, but we have to give a little shout out for the Philly girl, Dawn Staley.
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Alabama seemed past due for a commitment when the week began.
The Crimson Tide entered the week with only three commitments for the 2013 class. It had been almost a month (March 19) since defensive back Chris Williams from Kingsland, Ga., had given his pledge to Alabama.
That's why the timing was right for linebacker Shaun Dion Hamilton to commit to the Crimson Tide on Wednesday. The standout from Carver High School in Montgomery, Ala., chose Alabama over Auburn and Tennessee.
"(Alabama) is a great program," Hamilton said, according to AL.com. "Coach (Nick) Saban is a great coach. They're known for winning championships, you know they're going to be in a BCS bowl every year. I just love Alabama."
Alabama would love to add to its class this weekend. With A-Day coming up for Alabama on Saturday, many of the nation's top prospects will be in Tuscaloosa to see the Crimson Tide play their spring game.
The list of talented prospects planning to visit Alabama this weekend include quarterback David Cornwell from Norman, Okla., linebackers Clifton Garrett from Joliet, Ill., and Tre Williams from Mobile, Ala., cornerback Marlon Humphrey from Hoover, Ala., and defensive tackle Elisha Shaw from Atlanta.
That's just the beginning of a strong list of prospects who plan to visit Tuscaloosa this weekend. The list is also fluid, of course. Prospects often plan to make trips only to change their mind and stay home.
Humphrey, who's been busy with his track season, could decide to stay home this weekend, according to TideSports.com. But that wouldn't diminish his importance to Alabama's class.
Humphrey, whose father played football at Alabama, is one of the top targets on the Crimson Tide's board. A recent profile from ESPN RecruitingNation explained why:
"Not only is Humphrey the top player in the state, he's also an Alabama legacy. However, the coaching staff wants him because of his ability to play. He's physical. He's long. He's fast. He makes plays. He's just what Nick Saban wants in a cornerback."
Alabama fans would probably like to see more commitments. Alabama's 2014 class is ranked No. 14 in the nation by Rivals.com, which is sixth best in the SEC. Still, only Southern California has four or less commitments and is ranked higher (No. 12) than Alabama.
Crimson Tide fans have nothing to worry about with the 2014 class. Alabama still has its championships and Nick Saban to sell to prospects.
And with a large collection of highly-touted prospects on campus this weekend, expect more prospects to follow Hamilton's lead and commit to the Crimson Tide soon.
ESPN150 Released
ESPN revealed its top 150 list for the 2014 class on Thursday.
The nation's top prospect: running back Leonard Fournette from New Orleans. Fournette's size (6-1, 232) and versatility are two of his best attributes, according to ESPN.
"They don't come around this big and this fast often, and what makes Fournette such a rare prospect is the fact that he is also elusive and can make defenders miss just as effectively as he will run them over. If he lands in a downhill offense, we see major production at the next level, and it should come early. While an excellent running back prospect with immediate impact ability, he might be just as impressive at outside linebacker, which shows the real significance of his five-star value."
Many LSU fans hope Fournette will decide to stay in-state and play for the Tigers, while rival Alabama has also made a strong push. He's previously indicated he will take his time with schools such as Florida, Texas A&M, Florida State, Southern California and Texas showing heavy interest.
The highest-rated SEC commitment on ESPN's 150 list is actually a projected running back: Bo Scarbrough, who's committed to Alabama. The Crimson Tide has two other commitments among the top 150: Hamilton and cornerback Kalvaraz Bessent from Kingsland, Ga.
Florida and LSU lead the SEC with four commitments each on the ESPN150 list.
Florida, led by running back Dalvin Cook (No. 20), has nine commitments total for the 2014 class. LSU, with safety Ed Paris Jr. (No. 53) topping its list, has eight commitments for the 2014 class.
Other SEC schools with commitments on the ESPN150 list: Arkansas (1), Ole Miss (1), Tennessee (2) and Texas A&M (3).
Tennessee hopes for spring game splash
The Vols have created several headlines in recruiting this spring, most notably with commitments from running back Jalen Hurd and safety Todd Kelly Jr. (both ESPN150 members).
Tennessee, which has nine commitments for the 2014 class, will host several highly-touted prospects this weekend for its spring game.
Prospects expected to be in Knoxville this weekend include athlete Derek Barnett from Brentwood, Tenn., quarterback David Cornwell (Sunday following his Alabama visit), athlete Rashaan Gaulden from Nashville, Tenn., safety Nick Glass from Suwanee, Ga., and safety Cortez McDowell from Locust Grove, Ga.
McDowell will be one prospect to watch this weekend. The nation's No. 17 safety by Rivals has shown serious interest in the Vols and could pull the trigger on a commitment. Tennessee safety Byron Moore, who's been aggressive in helping recruit for Tennessee, issued a public challenge to McDowell this week.
After u pull the trigger RT @cortez_mcdowell: My brutha @bmoore3vfl better go d'f off Saturday..
— Byron Moore (@bmoore3vfl) April 18, 2013
Tennessee hopes recent momentum will carryover into the weekend and summer months. Tennessee's nine commitments is well ahead of its pace in recent years.
Wiggins Watch
The college basketball world continues to focus on top prospect Andrew Wiggins, who's still considering Kentucky, Florida State, Kansas and North Carolina.
Sporting News is the latest to weigh in on the upcoming decision of Hungtinton Prep's standout forward.
One analyst called it a "coin flip" between Kentucky and Florida State. Another analyst gave the edge to Florida State.
"I believe Wiggins chooses Florida State because of his father's (and mother's) alumni status, his best friend Xavier Rathan-Mayes (who's already committed to FSU) is attending, and he wants to be the guy, not just one of many," the analyst said.
It's worth pointing out that many people are speculating on what Wiggins will do. He reminded everyone of that last week.
Lol if you ain't in my family you know nothing about my recruitment , lol stop with the rumors
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Earl and Ruth (Althouse) Harsh Jr. of Salem recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family gathering in Pittsburgh, Pa.
The former Ruth Althouse, daughter of Elmer (Nick) and Helen Althouse (Gamble) married Earl G. Harsh Jr., son of Earl G. and Esther (McCullough) Harsh Sr., on Aug. 3, 1962, at the Salem Friends Church.
Mr. Harsh retired from P.C.C. Airfoils and previously owned and operated Precision Machine Product Inc. in Winona. Mrs. Harsh has been a realtor for over 30 years and is currently an agent for Northwood Realty in Salem.
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2001 Carneros Cuvée – Sold Out
Price: $60.00
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- Tête de Cuvée Club $45.00
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- Cuvée Club $48.00
That perfect moment when everything just comes together. That's when the winemakers at Gloria Ferrer decide to make Carneros Cuvée, the ultimate expression of our estate vineyards. The 2001 harvest was one of those moments. The finest fruit was hand selected, blended and aged over ten years. The result is not only a delicious sparkling wine, but also a profound testament to the Carneros region's rightful place as a world-class wine region.
91 Points
Wine Spectator November 30, 2013
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Double Gold | Best of Class – 2013 Int'l Eastern Wine Competition
Gold – 2013 LA International Wine Competition
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A rich and complex nose offers ripe apples and Asian pears that lead to bright berry fruit aromas interlaced with a hint of yeast and toasted brioche. On the palate, this wine is creamy and vibrant with complex layers of baked apple and citrus with perfectly balanced acidity intermingling in a very elegant, vibrant and enduring finish.
Food Affinities
Great pairing with any type of seafood, from raw oysters or sashimi to cracked crab, caviar, steamed mussels, smoked salmon and lobster. Also excellent with cream based risotto, roast chicken and the complex delicacy of artisan goat cheese. Seasoning affinities include lemon zest, toasted pine nuts and sweet fennel.
The Carneros Cuvée is our Tête de Cuvée. It represents the best fruit from our 335 acres of estate vineyards as well as our winemaking expertise in the art of blending. This special Cuvée is only produced in a select vintage year. Our 2001 vintage is a blend of Pinot Noir (53%) and Chardonnay (47%), offering a synthesis of effusive ripe fruit expression with superb structure and finesse. With over 10 years en tirage and a minimum of six months on the cork, this decade-old wine is remarkably fresh, rich and complex and represents the ultimate statement of our house style.
- 53% Pinot Noir, 47% Chardonnay
- Sonoma Carneros
The 2001 vintage in Carneros gave us an abundant crop that we thinned heavily. After a dry winter, we received just enough rain in February to bring us to normal levels. After a warm day or two in June, temperatures stayed in the 80s and 90s through the growing season. Harvest was orderly and many vineyard blocks ripened slowly, allowing fruit to ripen fully while maintaining bright acidities.
- 100% hand-harvested fruit
- Grapes were whole-cluster pressed to minimize extraction of bitter compounds
- The cuvée was made exclusively from free-run juice
- The base wines were fermented in stainless steel tanks at 55-60°F to preserve delicacy
- Six base wines were carefully blended to create the final cuvee
- The wine was aged over 10 years on the yeast to develop very complex flavors and a pinpoint mousse
- Tiraged February 22, 2002 • Disgorged May 23rd and May 24th 2012
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- pH: 3.29,
- Total Acidity: 0.74 g/100 ml,
- Alcohol: 12.5%,
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