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Directors Visit Southeast Dallas Cooperative Parish, Learn About Immigration Issues
Directors visited the Umphress Road United Methodist Church in Southeast Dallas to hear about the legal work Justice for Our Neighbors (JFON) was doing on behalf of poor immigrants in the Dallas area. They also learned about the Southeast Dallas Cooperative Parish and its ministries in the community.
The visit was part of the Women's Division semiannual board meeting taking place in Plano, Texas, at Christ United Methodist Church, March 15-19, 2012.
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JFON is a ministry for immigrants founded by the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) in 1999. It provides free, high-quality immigration legal services, education and advocacy, and "serves as a bridge between the native and immigrant communities."
There are 32 JFON legal clinics in 13 states, with four in the north and central Texas region. Both the North Texas and the Central Texas Conferences of The United Methodist Church financially support the local JFON.
The North-Central Texas regional attorney for JFON, Mary Beth Garcia, told directors of the challenges of gaining legal immigrant and naturalization statuses for poor immigrants. For Mexican immigrants wanting legal assistance once they're inside the United States, this can happen almost instantly.
"Immigrants and refugees are especially vulnerable to unscrupulous predators," she said, especially "notarios," known in the United States as notary public. In Mexico, a notario is a well-respected lawyer of the community, so new Mexican immigrants go to the notary public thinking that because it says "notary" they are also legitimate and respected institutions.
On the contrary, "a notario in the United States will charge large fees for processing immigration papers but often do not know the law or the correct way to process them," Ms. Garcia said. These notarios have no accountability structure for reporting shoddy service, so often there is no consequence for the business or any way of getting money back.
When it turns out the immigrants wasted their money for nothing and the threat of deportation is serious, immigrants come to JFON to help them out of their legal predicaments.
Ana's Story
Ms. Garcia shared one such story with the group. Ana was an immigrant adopted by her grandparents when she was 9 years old. Her grandparents both had green cards, and Ana was on a waiting list for 7 years to receive hers.
The week of her green card interview, she came to the JFON office in tears. Her grandfather had been sexually abusing her for years. She had told no one and was ashamed. Since she was applying for her green card through her grandfather's petition, he needed to be at the interview, but interviews often ask questions of sexual abuse.
JFON helped her by appearing with her at her interview, explaining the situation, and facilitated an extension to file a self-petition. Ana received her green card in 2007.
JFON in the North-Central Texas region faces many similar cases, where the Violence Against Women Act allows self-petitions after circumstances of abuse, Ms. Garcia said. "We often deal with cases related to domestic violence and, unfortunately, the sexual abuse of children."
JFON in Dallas is working toward becoming more ecumenical, including working with surrounding churches and refugee resettlement organizations in the area. Ms. Garcia, serving as regional attorney but also as ad-hoc executive director of the North-Central Texas regional JFON, services more than 200 families a year, she said.
Southeast Dallas Cooperative Parish
Directors also heard from pastors from the Southeast Dallas Cooperative Parish, which includes three churches in the region: Umphress Road United Methodist Church, Pleasant Mound-Urban Park United Methodist Church and St. Marks United Methodist Church (UMC). All churches are working on social justice and mission-based initiatives to help their communities thrive.
Umphress Road UMC hosted the event for directors and is the first Filipino church in Texas. The current membership of the congregation is very diverse, with Filipino, Latino, African-American and Anglo members, explained senior pastor the Rev. Levy Laguardia, who is Filipino. All work together to support a senior citizen's nutrition program in partnership with the Dallas County Older Adults Program. The church also houses a community garden that is grown to support the Pleasant Grove Food Pantry in Dallas, serving 120 families and 4,000 pounds of food every week, said Mr. Laguardia.
Pleasant Mound-Urban Park UMC, led by the Rev. Annelda Crawford, shared the work her congregation was doing. They provide space for the Nova Academy Charter School, which has 240 students in grades K-6. They also house the North-Central Texas JFON, where Ms. Garcia works. Project Transformation is a year-round afterschool and summer program for grades 1-9 to develop reading and math skills, for which the church provides space and volunteer support.
St. Marks UMC has coat and school supply drives for the Mesquite, Texas, school district, providing 300 coats annually to five schools for needy students, said the church's senior pastor, the Rev. Jackye Waiters-Lee.
Ms. Waiters-Lee shared how grateful she was to have the opportunity to meet with directors and share the parish's work. "God blesses us to be a blessing to others," she said, noting, "it is a blessing to see small membership churches engaging in community with such force. We don't have to stay in isolation when we're connected."


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PAHO honors American Public Health Association (APHA)
The American Public Health Association (APHA) was honored by PAHO last night for its 140 years of public health advocacy in the United States, during the 2012 Awards for Excellence in Inter-American Public Health, held at the Organization of American States (OAS) Hall of the Americas.
PAHO Deputy Director Jon K. Andrus noted that "The APHA is the primary voice for public health advocacy in the United States and leads the way to protect all Americans, their families and their communities from preventable, serious health threats."
Dr. Georges C. Benjamin, Executive Director of APHA, accepted the special recognition.
The APHA is the oldest and most diverse organization of public health professionals in the world and has been working to improve public health in the United States since 1872.
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The Office of Grants and Local Services (OGALS) administers grant programs funding local, state, and nonprofit organization projects.
Since 2000, OGALS has:
Administered 8,364 grants from 34 different grant programs.
Processed 12,771 grant payment requests totaling $1.8 billion.
Reviewed 5,148 grant applications from 45 competitive grant programs and cycles. Grant applications requested $6.1 billion in funding.
Currently OGALS administers 630 grant projects totaling $418 million.
Since 1964, over 7,400 parks have been created or improved through 20,000 grants administered by OGALS.
NEW! Local Recreation Grants Overview Brochures with details about the last three bond acts are now available!
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During this 150th anniversary year, the Office of Grants and Local Services (OGALS) encourages local park agencies to participate in the anniversary and continue to share the legacy of providing park and recreation needs for communities throughout the state through grant program funding.
February 24, 2014 Letter from OGALS Chief to Local Park Partners
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Habitat Conservation Fund (HCF) Program Grant Awards for Fiscal Year 2014/2015 Announced (March 26, 2014)
HCF Program Grant Awards for Fiscal Year 2014/2015
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"State Parks Announces $2.2 Million in Local Projects"
Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF)
The new LWCF Application Guide for Local Agencies is now available:
Note: Page 38: Application Checklist Item #7, 6(f)(3) Boundary Map Checklist. Unfortunately the web-based tool to make the 6(f)(3) Boundary Map will not be available for applications submitted by the February 3, 2014 deadline. This tool will be available later this year for future funding cycles. Please provide a 6(f)(3) Boundary Map with the required information listed in the 6(f)(3) Boundary Map Checklist.
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Recreational Trails Program (RTP) Funding Update (Revised 10/21/2013)
Recently, the Governor signed legislation that creates the new Active Transportation Program (to be administered by Caltrans), and enables a portion of the RTP funding to remain with California State Parks. Of the remaining RTP funding, an allocation for non-motorized projects allows OGALS to resume its review of non-motorized RTP applications received on January 9, 2013. RTP non-motorized funding will provide approximately $1.47 million per year, in addition to approximately the same amount available for motorized projects (administered by the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division).
The next RTP Application Filing Deadline: Unknown, and no earlier than 2015
The current federal RTP funding source, MAP-21, expires September 30, 2014.
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Wayne F. Schrum, 90, of Iowa City, died Tuesday Nov. 20, 2012, under the compassionate care of Iowa River Hospice in Marshalltown. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, 2012, at Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service in Iowa City with entombment to follow at the Memory Gardens Mausoleum. Visitation was be one hour prior to the services on Saturday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers memorial donations can be made in Wayne's memory to Iowa River Hospice of Marshalltown, 501 Plaza Heights Road, Marshalltown, IA, 50158. Online condolences may be sent for his family at www.gayandciha.com.
Wayne was born July 3, 1922, in Cheyenne, Wyo., the son of William and Ruby (Addison) Schrum. His family moved to Iowa where they resided in Manning and here he graduated from high school. During World War II he served in the United States Army Air Corps. On Feb. 7, 1948, he married Anna M. "Ann" Hughes in Iowa City. The couple made their home in Iowa City for many years where Wayne worked for Moore Business Forms for many of those years. In 2004, a couple years following Ann's death, Wayne moved to California where he found an old friend, Marilyn Becker and for the next seven years enjoyed her company and her family while living there. He returned to Iowa settling in Marshalltown to be near his son and his family. Here he lived at the Ember's Senior Living Center enjoying many new friendships. He had been a member of the Elks Lodge, Moose Lodge, the American Legion and a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
His family includes his two sons: Larry (Barbara), of Marshalltown, and Doug Schrum, of Cedar Rapids; three grandchildren: Jacob (Elena) Schrum, Elizabeth Schrum, and Ethan Schrum; and his two brothers: Burton (Betty) Schrum, of Norton, Kan.; and Lyle Schrum, of Urbandale.
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Residence Halls open on Saturday, January 25 at 11 a.m. Check-in hours for New Students have been arranged for Saturday and Sunday, January 25 & 26 from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Check-in will occur at the Housing Office, Algonquin 103.
Students who do not know their assignments should also report to the Housing Office. No-Shows forfeit room reservation: Tuesday, January 28 at 8 a.m. View listing of off-campus housing.
The Admissions Office, located on the 10th floor of the Kehoe Administration Building, will be open Sunday, January 26 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
During these hours, newly admitted students to the Spring 2014 semester may stop in to discuss concerns related to their enrollment (e.g., transfer credit evaluations, change of major requests, college catalogs, etc.)
New Student and Parent Question & Answer Session - Casual, Open Question and Answer Session with members of the Dean of Students and Academic Advisement staff, no questions to big or small
For new students who have not registered or who have questions for an academic advisor from their major department.
Meet with department faculty to discuss appropriate course selection and learn about degree requirements, followed by on-line registration.
Drop/Add for all matriculated students via Banner Web will end Sunday, February 2 at midnight. After February 2, a $20 late course-add fee will be applied. In addition, there will be a $20 fee for each course withdrawal processed beginning the second week of the semester.
See Registrar's website for details.
The Financial Aid Office, 4th floor Kehoe Administration Building, is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Financial Aid Office will also be open on Sunday, January 26, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Spring refunds of financial aid over-payments are released during the first month of the semester via Higher One (see Refunds).
Students returning to the work-study program may begin working on January 27. Students offered first-time work-study awards for the spring semester can go on my.plattsburgh.edu to look for positions that are open. Once a position is found go to the Financial Aid Office for the necessary paperwork.
Students who have not yet adjusted their bills, and/or paid their balance, are encouraged to do so on my.plattsburgh.edu.
Student Accounts staff can be reached in person on the first floor of Kehoe.
Students can receive refunds in one of the following three ways:
The Plattsburgh Debit Card is the key that students must have in hand in order to go online to www.PlattsburghDebitCard.com, enter in the 16-digit number on the card front, and then make your choice for how you would like to receive future refunds. You should receive a Plattsburgh Debit Card in the mail within two weeks of registering for classes. Follow the instructions that accompany the card.
For more information, call Higher One Customer Service at (866) 730-4694.
Students interested in part-time, temporary or summer employment on or off campus can stop by the Career Development Center (Angell College Center 118) to complete a registration form and review job openings.
Students do not have to demonstrate financial need to be eligible for these services, although they may need to be matriculated in a degree program.
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Students who need to have their photo taken may do so the following days:
ID card office is located in Clinton Dining Hall.
Cardinal Cash deposits may be made weekdays throughout the school year at College Auxiliary Services, located in Clinton Dining Hall, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Special hours will be on Sunday, January 26 from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Deposits are also accepted at the Angell Center Desk and the Student Accounts Office (financial aid transactions) or online at www.cardinalcard.com.
The food service Spring opening schedule is as follows:
Meal Plan adjustments may be made at the College Auxiliary Services office (Clinton Hall) from Sunday, January 26 until close of business (4:30 p.m.) on Thursday, February 6.
The College Store is located in Saranac Hall.
The Campus Express convenience store is located in the Angell College Center.
Campus regulations state that you must register your vehicle for use on campus and display a parking hangtag no later than 48 hours after the first day of classes. A $20 hangtag fee (valid for the academic year), and a $78 parking fee (valid for the semester) are required before a hangtag can be obtained from University Police.
Step 1: Pay Parking Fees: If payment is added to your bill, then simply accept the charges; otherwise, pay online in the MyPlattsburgh portal, or direct pay at Student Accounts, Kehoe 101.
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Step 3: Pick Up Tag: After payment and registration are completed, you may pick up your hangtag at University Police, Health Center. Please allow 24 hours for processing.
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The Telecommunications Office is located on lower level of Saranac Hall, underneath the College Store.
If you are a returning student residing in the same residence hall location, you do not need to do anything.
New students can pick up their contracts with PBN and Voice Mail information at room check-in at the Housing Office - Algonquin 103.
If you require assistance with your PBN or Voice Mail Box, or if you changed rooms, please contact our office at ext. 7975.
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February 26, 2010
Placer County Department of Public Works was honored for having the Best Overall Project during the annual Best in the Basin Awards program sponsored by the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency.
Award winners were recognized at the TRPA'S Governing Board meeting on Feb. 24.
Placer County's Tahoe Estates Water Quality Improvement Project received two honors: Best Overall Project and Best Erosion Control Project.
"I believe the project is a great example of promoting and implementing the latest and best technologies, including pervious pavement, for improving the quality of stormwater flowing into Lake Tahoe," county Public Works Director Ken Grehm said.
"Kansas McGahan and the Public Works Tahoe Engineering Division did an outstanding job collaborating with the community to implement this important innovative project."
McGahan, a senior engineer in Public Works, is project engineer for the Tahoe Estates Project.
For the project, Public Works integrated low-impact green-building concepts such as pervious concrete on Laurel Avenue, a residential street maintained by the county. That eliminated the need for traditional storm drain pipes, curbs and gutters. In addition, the county did not need to construct a costly crossing of Highway 28 and a new stormwater outfall into Lake Tahoe.
McGahan noted that Public Works made a concerted effort to design non-intrusive water quality improvements.
"I wanted the project to sit quietly in the rustic, rural neighborhood," she explained.
Now 20 years old, the TRPA awards program recognizes projects that demonstrate exceptional planning, design and compatibility with the Lake Tahoe environment. Local professionals in the fields of architecture, landscaping, planning, engineering and resource management serve as independent judges.
"The most significant opportunity we have for environmental gain at Lake Tahoe is through the efforts of property owners and public agencies charged with making improvements such as these," Best in the Basin Program Coordinator Dennis Oliver said.
"With these awards, we recognize those folks who are on the front lines of the broad effort to preserve and restore the Tahoe Basin."
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Inspiring Canadians to live healthy, active lives. The inspiration begins with you.
At Sport Chek, we love sharing our passion for a healthy, active lifestyle, and encourage others to bring their best by being leaders in our surrounding communities. As part of our team, you'll join a wide network of like-minded colleagues, customers, and teams, and provide the best solutions for our customers by drawing on your first-hand expertise and experiences.
As a Cashier, you are the first and last point of contact for our customers. You are the first person customers see when entering the store and the last person customers will remember when exiting. It's your responsibility to leave a lasting positive impression.
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Well, for starters, you're friendly, energetic, and enjoy talking to people. Whether you're handling a return or making a sale, you demonstrate a "no problem" attitude when dealing with customers and do everything possible to make sure the customer shopping experience is a positive one. You are responsible for delivering excellent service to every customer - whether you are processing purchases, returns, exchanges, or general inquiries. You possess good math skills and have the ability to keep a balanced till.
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- Greet and interact with customers in a professional and friendly manner
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- A passion for sports and a drive to inspire others
- Previous customer service experience and/or cash handling experience is an asset
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At Sport Chek, we pride ourselves on having our jobs be an extension of our lifestyle, with a flexible schedule of work and play. Sport Chek is Canada's only national big box sporting goods retailers, with over 170 stores from coast to coast.
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text: May 14, 2012 ─ Montréal's microbreweries have long been the favourite hangout of those interested in good company and good beer. They appeal to crowds of all ages, especially for our lively 5 à 7, the city's very distinct and engaging take on happy hour. But make no mistake: like everything else, Montréal lends its signature style to these lively spaces. Take the design, where you'll find copper vats ingeniously incorporated into trend-setting decor. Or the beer, which is crafted with hints of fruits and spices and the utmost of care. And let's not forget the savoury snacks served with your pint, including European hodogs, deer tartar and fresh home-made chips. Often, these microbreweries double as a venue for the talents of Montréal's thriving cultural scene. Who knows? While you're enjoying an excellent ale and the joie de vivre of its patrons, you might be the first to discover the city's next great artist, author, songwriter or singer! Here are our suggestions on the top spots to enjoy Montréal-brewed beers: Brutopia Brewpub Wide choice of beers, including eight types of in-house ales brewed using natural ingredients, and a delicious menu of finger foods sure to please every palate. Guests can choose from three different levels of seating as well as three different terraces and can tune into rock, pop and blues performances showcased every evening. Benelux À la croisée du Quartier des spectacles et du centre-ville, la brasserie artisanale BENELUX est très prisée pour son ambiaCentrally located between the Quartier des Spectacles and downtown, BENELUX is a Brewpub well-known for its relaxed and modern atmospherence décontractée et contemporaine. This place brews and sells its own brand and other varieties of beer. Situated in a historic bank, the door of its former safe opens on to a "vault' room. Created by designer Bruno Braën.


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Harry Reid Cancels Votes So Brown Debates Warren
Reid accuses Brown of using the Senate as an excuse.
In a last minute move, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced there would be no more votes Thursday. Reid says he effectively shut down the Senate because Republican Sen. Scott Brown is using late Thursday votes to dodge a debate against his Democratic opponent Elizabeth Warren in Boston.
"No more votes today," Reid said Thursday on the floor. "I've been to a few of these rodeos. It is obvious there is a big stall taking place." [Republican Candidates Run From Mitt Romney.]
"One of the senators who doesn't want to debate tonight won't be in a debate," he added.
Brown's campaign did not return calls for a comment on Reid's claim.
Reid has some cause to be suspicious. Brown told the Boston Globe Thursday that he would have to pass on the high-profile debate if his job in Congress wasn't finished up in time. [Read: Media quick to overstate Romney's political demise.]
"Bottom line is, the people have sent me down here to do my job—and that's to vote," Brown told the Globe.
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Favazza, P.C. Ostrosky, M., Mouzourou, C., Leboeuf, L. (2012) Making Friends in Early Childhood Settings: Strategies for Positive Peer Relationships. Baltimore:Paul H. Brookes. Book Under Review.
Favazza, P.C., Siperstein, G.N., Zeisel, S., Odom, S.L. Moskowitz, A. (2012). Young Athletes Intervention: Impact on Motor Development. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research. Manuscript Under Review.
Favazza, P.C. & Siperstein, G.N., (2012). Young Athletes: A Special Olympics Motor Skill Development Program. State Education Standard Journal for National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE). Manuscript Under Review.
Favazza, P.C., Zeisel, S., Parker, R., & Leboeuf, L. (2012). Young Athletes Curriculum. Special Olympics International, Washington, DC.
Favazza, P.C. & Munson, L. (2010). Loss and grief in young children. Young Exceptional Children. 12 (2) 86-99.
Siperstein, G., & Favazza, P.C. (2007). Placing young children "at promise": Future directions for promoting social competence. In Brown, W. H., Odom, S. L., & McConnell, S. R. (Eds.). Social Competence of Young Children: Risk, Disability, and Evidence-based Practices (2nd Ed.). Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes.


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fuzzylite is a fuzzy logic control library. Its goal is to allow you to easily create fuzzy logic controllers in a few steps utilizing object-oriented programming without requiring any third-party libraries. qtfuzzylite is a Qt-based GUI for fuzzylite. Its goal is to allow you to visually design your fuzzylite controllers and interact with them in real time.
Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is a full-featured, Web-based, multilingual, tightly integrated, all-in-one wiki, CMS, and groupware. Tiki can be used to create all kinds of Web applications, sites, portals, knowledge bases, intranets, and extranets. Tiki offers a very large number of features "out-of-the-box". It is highly configurable and modular. All features are optional and administered via a Web-based interface. Major features include a robust wiki engine, news articles, discussion forums, newsletters, blogs, file and image galleries, bug and issue trackers, a link directory, polls/surveys and quizzes, FAQs, a banner management system, calendar, maps, mobile access, RSS feeds, a category system, tags, an advanced themeing engine (Smarty), spreadsheet, live support, shoutbox, inter-user messaging, menu generator, advanced permission system for users and groups, internal search engine, external authentication support, and more. It was formerly named TikiWiki.
peak-o-mat is a data analysis and curve fitting program. It was designed to fit spectroscopic data but should be suited for any other fitting task. It allows for clearing, transforming, fitting, calibrating, etc. of spectra with few mouse clicks. It can be scripted using the Python language and can be extended by writing modules.
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We were driving from Peoria to Canton on Route 24 when we saw this flock of wild turkeys. We turned on to the frontage road and were able to capture most of them heading into the woods! We had seen hunters in the fields about a mile before we came upon the turkeys... guess these turkeys were in the right place at the right time! Too bad for the hunters.
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Charles Town's Democrat delegates, Tiffany Lawrence and Stephen Skinner, have distinguished themselves in Charleston. The two co-sponsored an amendment to West Virginia law specifically intended to thwart Republican Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, who hired top D.C. attorney Elbert Lin for the Solicitor General's position - to represent all West Virginia state agencies in court.
Mr. Lin has clerked for the United States Supreme Court and is a highly respected Washington lawyer - sufficient reason to block his hiring in the view of Lawrence and Skinner. Their amendment would require all lawyers hired for more than $100,000 per year to be previously licensed to practice law in West Virginia. They are aware Mr. Lin is currently in the process of obtaining his West Virginia law license. While party loyalty is one thing, pettiness and foolishness for the sake of Partisanship can be downright dimwitted.
This action by Lawrence and Skinner serves as a reminder: "If you keep doing what you've always done, you keep getting what you always got."
Over 80 years of one-party Democrat rule has put West Virginia at or near the bottom in most categories. Many Jefferson County voters long to see us move up where we belong. Too bad Democrat Delegates Lawrence and Skinner don't feel the same way - especially since they campaigned favoring "bipartisanship."


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quote:Originally posted by Sundancer7 Chez, what was the alternate trip you took in Gatlinburg when you found out Cades Cove road was closed on Wednesday morning. I hope you found the Cherokee trail by the old apple orchard. Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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The Bulgarian Connection: Angel Spassov
Part I
by Randall J. Strossen, Ph.D.
When Angel Spassov, a Bulgarian physical education professor specializing in weightlifting, conducted seminars throughout the U.S. last summer, he held his audiences spellbound. After all, the tiny nation of Bulgaria had emerged in recent years as something more than just a threat to the superstrong Soviet weightlifting machine: In 1972 the Bulgarians actually beat the Soviets for the team title; by the mid-1980s they were looking like they owned the team title. And here we had the man whom Jim Schmitz aptly described as "the foremost Bulgarian weightlifting expert who speaks English" telling us how they do it over there.
After attending two of Professor Spassov's all-day seminars and talking to him a bit one-on-one, it was tempting to rush his story into print—to be the first to report the latest and greatest training developments so that we could trumpet a title like "Learn Bulgarian Training Secrets!" What we opted for instead was to actually apply some of the key principles, see how they worked and then give you some insight into both the theory and the practice. Our primary test group for these principles was the Fairfax (California) Weightlifting Club—best known for producing some of the top Junior (teenage) lifters in the U.S. Let's run through some of the major principles outlined by Professor Spassov and then see how they worked when applied to American lifters. We'll conclude by making some summary recommendations.
The Basics
If you left Professor Spassov's seminars with but four conclusions, they would probably be: 1) testosterone level is all-important to the lifter; 2) old age for a weightlifter sets in at about 22; 3) most American lifters don't train nearly hard enough; and 4) most American lifters don't train on the right exercises. Let's briefly explain these points, taking them in related pairs.
Testosterone and Age
Testosterone levels are most important to the lifter, according to Spassov, because they not only determine how intensely you will attack your training, but also because of their influence on your recovery rate. In men, Spassov said, testosterone levels peak at about age 22 and then decline (women, with about one-tenth the testosterone of men, maintain their maximum levels longer). Beyond age 22, Spassov feels supe
Weightlifting training theories vary, but the Bulgarians' methods fly in the face of logic. Is their training state-of-the-art?
rior motivation, technique and experience must begin to substitute for declining physical abilities. Since it generally takes from six to eight years to produce a world-class weightlifter, the Bulgarians like to start their weightlifters at about age 11; this gives them enough time to, they hope, develop into world champions and then possibly stay at that level for several years. Also, since testosterone levels rise after about 20 minutes of training and then start to decline anywhere from 50 minutes to two hours into the training period, the Bulgarians limit most of their training sessions to one hour and never exceed 1 1/2 hours.
Training Intensity and
Choice of Exercises
Intensity is everything in Spassov's approach to training, and he put it very simply: "As often as you touch the bar, you will improve." It shouldn't come as a surprise, then, to learn that the Bulgarians train every day, and in accordance with their re
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"Aha," you think, "this should be easy." Not quite—after hearing how Angel Spassov's revelations were thought-provoking. The Bulgarians' methods are remarkable, to say the least.
The Bulgarian weightlifters train, you might decide to switch to marathons
or triathalons to reduce the demands of your workout schedule. And don't look for variety in the gym either, as Spassov sees the lifter's entire training regimen revolving around but six exercises, including the snatch and the clean and jerk.
Just how intense is this type of training? According to Spassov, the Bulgarians train every day, and on at least four of those days they have five training periods for a total of six hours per day! And don't think this is some sort of fancy split routine. The same muscles—indeed, the same lifts—are generally done day after day after day. Also discard notions of alternating heavy and light days, as Professor Spassov assured us that in terms of strength development it is a waste of time to train at under 80 percent of maximum and that strength levels declined after 72 hours away from heavy training.
Next month we'll outline some specifics on how the Bulgarians train, according to Spassov, and then run through what happened when a group of American lifters applied these basic principles to their own training.


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Dear Amy: I'm a 22-year-old undergraduate student. Recently, I started seeing an old "flame."
This year will be our sixth year of having a "weird" relationship — we've never made it "official," but we act like a couple from time to time.
Many people don't know about us, but we've had a few dates here and there, and recently started to become somewhat serious. The problem is that he's been in a relationship for almost four years.
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He always opens up to me about what a good person she is and how much he cares about her. However, he doesn't mind seeing other people, nor does he see himself settling down with her anytime soon.
He has mentioned before that he's willing to leave her for me, but I go to school about three hours away, and I don't believe this would be fair to her.
I've had feelings for him since my sophomore year of high school. One friend that does know about this relationship says not to pursue anything until he makes up his mind about what he really wants.
What do you think I should do?
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Dear Wondering: You shouldn't have to worry about what would be fair to your boyfriend's girlfriend. That really should be his job.
Simplify this by considering what would be best for you. Is monogamy important to you? If so, this guy is not a good bet. When he says he'll leave his girlfriend for you, it is possible that he simply intends to replace his current primary girlfriend with you.
Would he continue to see other people (as he is doing now)? Would you continue to see other people?
Basically, because of the physical distance between you, there doesn't seem any reason to try to force this guy toward change. You wouldn't be close enough to maintain a steady relationship, if that is what you want.
And if you don't want a steady relationship, then you're good now — because that's exactly what you have.
Dear Amy: I gave my sister some baby stuff, and her dog ate the play mat that I had included with these items.
She says that she had left it in the play area for months (which the dog has access to) with no problems before this, and the dog hasn't touched any other toys.
Should I be offended? I feel like she was careless for leaving it within the animal's reach.
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By Dave Gilmore, @dave_gilmore
It's impossible to judge quality from gameplay clips, cinematic trailers and even sometimes playable demos. What can be judged though, is how excited one is to simply play the game.
Now that another year of E3 has wrapped up, we know a lot more about some of the late 2012 and 2013 and beyond games we've been hearing only rumors about so far.
Here are the five games from E3 we're most excited to play as of this moment.
"Assassin's Creed 3"
Everything about "AC3" so far has been encouraging, but the new clips at this week's show blew the doors off expectations for October's release. As if rambling around a lush open world taking out redcoats wasn't enough, Ubisoft revealed that naval combat will be part of the game, allowing the player to command and fight with a revolutionary-era ship. Cue the "I'm on a boat!" references.
"Watch Dogs"
We talked about this at length already, but "Watch Dogs" looked not only stunning but incredibly original. The wait may be longer than most games at E3, but whenever it does reach whatever systems it will be on, this game looks as immersive and imaginative as it gets.
"Star Wars 1313"
Because it's a "Star Wars" title, "1313" is going to draw criticism from diehard fans for simply existing. Still, the prospect of an M-rated "Star Wars" game shows that things may be moving in a more adult direction for the franchise than they have in the last 15 years. "1313" looks fantastic, and if it executes the "Uncharted"-style adventure pacing it's going for, the Force could indeed be strong with this one.
There is something wonderfully built into our biology that makes us want to build things. Whether it's sandcastles, "Minecraft" or "SimCity," there is always going to be room for games that allow us to let our imaginations run wild. As the wave of Facebook games like "Farmville" have taken hold recently, it's nice to see the original king coming back to claim the throne. "SimCity" looks artfully simple yet immensely detailed, and is coming along at the right time technologically to take advantage of its multiplayer and social capabilities.
"The Last of Us"
Being able to see some gameplay from Naughty Dog's upcoming post-apocalyptic thriller only raised the hype that built around the cinematic trailer that's been floating around for a while. "The Last of Us" looks incredible, and if early details about the structure of the game are to be believed, it is as variable, complex and emotional like few games on the market today. The tone, look and feel of the game are that of a film or a cable drama. It'd be too easy to compare it to "I Am Legend" or the"The Road" because the medium allows what television and movies can only hint at asking: could you survive?


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What are Teething Problems?
The first tooth should be a huge milestone in your child's life; however it is usually one fraught with much discomfort, crying and irritability. Most infants begin to get their first tooth between 6 and 8 months although this will vary greatly between babies. The first tooth is usually one of the bottom teeth (incisors) which is then usually followed by its neighbor as teeth tend to come out in pairs.
As your child's first tooth begins to come through, you can expect your little one to become more fretful and irritable due to the pain and discomfort of teething. The first signs of teething usually include an increase in crying and irritability, excessive drooling and your baby's gums may also appear red, swollen and hard.
You may also notice that you child wants to put everything in his or her mouth and is often biting on something. It is not uncommon for infants to experience a loss of appetite or a low grade fever at this time, however, any high fever or prolonged fever should not be attributed to teething and you should consult your baby's health care provider for any fever concerns.
Teething can be a stressful time for parents too as it is difficult to see your little one in so much pain and discomfort. Keep in mind that teething is a necessary stage of development, as cruel as it may seem, and that it is not something that lasts forever. For most children, the first tooth is the worst and they tend to get easier after that. By the age of three your child should have a full set of teeth!


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Volokitin leads Ukrainian Championship after six rounds
Andrei Volokitin is leading the Ukrainian Championship in Kiev after six rounds of play. The 26-year-old grandmaster from Lviv started the tournament with the excellent score of 5/6 and a 2929 performance. Anton Korobov is in second place, a full point behind the leader while Pavel Eljanov and Ruslan Ponomariov are to be found further down the leatherboard.
A good start for Andrei Volokitin | Photo © Ukrainian Championship on Facebook
The Ukrainian Championship is being held from July 27th till August 7th, 2012 in the President Hotel in Kiev. Ukraine is #2 on the FIDE top countries list which means that the national championship must be quite strong! And indeed, even without top rated player Vassily Ivanchuk there are still three 2700 players and eight above 2600: Ruslan Ponomariov (2726), Alexander Moiseenko (2706), Andrei Volokitin (2704), Zahar Efimenko (2694), Pavel Eljanov (2693), Alexander Areshchenko (2691), Anton Korobov (2683), Evgenij Miroshnichenko (2632), Sergey Fedorchuk (2630), Yuriy Kuzubov (2629), Alexander Zubov (2621) and Yuri Vovk (2584).
The first Championship of Ukraine was held in 1924, also in Kiev, and the winner was Jacob Wilner from Odessa. Former champions include Bannik (who won the title five times, a record), Boleslavsky, Geller, Alburt, Malaniuk, Sokolsky, Lipnitsky, Stein, Lerner and Kuzmin.
Players arrived in Ukraine's capital on Thurday, July 26th for the opening ceremony and drawing of lots. The first round was held on July 27th, and today (August 2nd) is the first and only rest day, so a good time to discuss what's happened so far.
Andrei Volokitin is having a splendid tournament so far. We hadn't heard much about the 26-year-old grandmaster for a while until he won the Donostia-San Sebastian Chess Festival at the start of 2012. Now he's doing well in Kiev, having already beaten pre-tournament favorites Ruslan Ponomariov and Pavel Eljanov!
Volokitin started with a "dream Grünfeld" in the first round, ending up with an extra pawn on the queenside and then also playing a textbook breakthrough on the kingside.
His game against Ponomariov in round 5 was impressive as well.
The tournament is a round robin of 11 rounds so 5 more rounds will be played from August 3rd till 7th. In the remaining rounds Volokitin will face Areshchenko, Efimenko, Fedorchuk, Kuzubov and Miroshnichenko.
Ukrainian Championship 2012 | Round 6 standings
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Yes, and his demolition of Eljanov's Sveshnikov was very nice too.
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what the hell ?
55 comments for Biel and 4 comments for this tournament that is arguably just as hard to win.
Pity, for it seems that this championship has already produces more gems than the entire Biel tournament.
Volokitin blundered in time trouble today, unfortunate since he was playing one hell of a game again. The guy has great style.
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'Sample' Names
So I'm still plugging away at planning my wedding, previously, I brought you a list of names of Wedding dresses, but now I'm onto bigger and namier things!
I ordered my invitation samples, and each one comes with a name combination for the bride and the groom (in some cases the parents too!) Some of the names are gorgeous!
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A last take on that astounding World Series before it slides off the horizon brings back the image of Nolan Ryan, the Texas Rangers president, in the stands at Busch Stadium late on the-next-to-last night, with his winter topcoat buttoned up to his chin and a look of baffled rage on his thick, bankerish face. He has done everything, every single last possible goddam thing, to fashion an outstanding team and deliver a championship to this deserving franchise after forty-two years without one, and once—no, twice—he's been one last out and one strike away, and now it may not happen. What more can a man do?
The answer, of course, is nothing, because baseball always remains a fraction beyond our reach. Despite the sabermetric leap, it is irreducible and crazily difficult to predict. The terrific baseball movie "Moneyball," still on view everywhere, seems to be telling us that original thinking plus math can bring success in a field dominated by tradition plus scouting, but its scenes also show Brad Pitt (as Billy Beane, the young G.M. of the 2001 Oakland Athletics) driving around distractedly on back streets in the middle of the night while he waits to hear if his guys have somehow won again.Continue Reading >>


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hey wassim. thanks for posting. liking your pencil!
brambles sketches.
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hey wassim. thanks for posting. liking your pencil!
brambles sketches.
Very awesome, you remind me of this guy:
Extremely playful, keep going. :)
hi peoples.
blightedart- thanks for dropping by matey. i saw some work by mattias a while ago and it had a big influence on me. I felt the same about Quentin Blake when i first saw his work. I really like Sylvain Chomet aswell. The list of people that have influenced my artwork could go on but i would probably put these three at the top.:)
These photos are of a large image i've done for a local gallery window.
finished brambles.
hi everyone. cartooning!
I'm in love with your stuff! it's so whimsical! more plz!
hi rhubix. thanks for posting, you put a big smile on me. :D
more sketchpad stuff, small chars for a big scene and umbilical inc robots.
that is some unique stuff here! Keep on posting; watching you.
thanks jr.molcak :)
had a day off work today woohoo! so i did a big drawing.
these pics are from an old sketchpad i had on here. i started a new one because i wanted a fresh start and the colouring in these pics takes a bit longer than watercolour. i like to work fast!
more older stuff
I am really digging the stuff in this thread. It's so whimsical and light hearted, it presses all my right buttons. Great work!
thanks sockhyren.:)
bit more older stuff
few more pics
Hi matey
I was wondering! where does your inspiration come from, years of MAD magazine, stressful life escapism from the stock market or where you just warped by owning kids?
I wondered because its delightfully mad in here LOL.
all the best matey, please keep posting or I may get lonely in here !! LOL
Definitely subscribing. Good on ya for liking Blake and Chomet too. I just watched The Illusionist the other week. :)
Love the "Blimey!" cartoon strip, hahaha.
ha no kids yet lightship! i never have to go too far to get inspiration on the ridiculous, five minutes of conversation with my girlfriend usually does the trick!
blightedart- i'm gona see that film as soon as i get the chance. the trailer is awesome, sooo good.
finally got around to colouring this. really enjoyed doing a busy scene, gona do some more.
I love this latest piece! Where would you even start on something like this? do you work front to back or do a plan-sketch? Or do you just have at it?
hi rhubix. with this last pick i made a cup of tea then i drew most of the chars and machinery etc in the sketchpad. i then used these as reference to compose the scene from front to back with a general idea for what the composition would be. bit of planning, bit of 'have at it!' :)
these sketchpad pages are for another big scene.
caterpillar buses
another crowd scene. caterpillar buses. :)
sketchpadery. more big scenes coming.
wow fan art, battle for arathi basin. Some of the armour needs better definition, i'll sort that out when i ink and colour. Honest. :)
very cool style, i love it :D
Sweet AB scene! (I played a troll shaman ^_^)
Can't wait to see it done!
really awesome stuff. the subtle coloring, the lose line art , the details, love it all. keep doing more :). good luck,.
thanks alot for the comments eveyone. :)
Rhubix- I've played wow for years on and off. still love it (most of the time)!
i'll make sure to stick a troll shammy in the final pic for ya!
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This old-fashioned favorite can be as simple as the one made using leftover biscuits and whatever dessert staples are available. Then there are more elegant versions such as my Pear-adise Cinnamon Bread Pudding made with large bakery-type cinnamon rolls and served with a white chocolate sauce.
The possibilities are numerous. You can use almost any kind of bread you might have on hand. I was talking with a friend, Virie Owens from Aliceville, the other day and bread pudding entered into our conversation. She said that a friend of hers uses hamburger buns to make bread pudding. This works as well as biscuits, French bread, cinnamon raisin bread or sweet rolls.
I have heard of people who use doughnuts in their bread pudding, but I have never had any luck with this idea. To me, the doughnuts are too "airy," not enough density. This is not to say it can't be done successfully, but I just haven't accomplished it yet. I might try again later.
Sometimes instead of using regular milk in my bread puddings, I will opt for chocolate milk in a chocolate bread pudding to intensify the chocolate flavor. I have also used cream of coconut as part of the liquid for a tropical version. One time I combined a can of raspberries with milk, which gave the bread pudding a great flavor.
You can also use almost any fresh, frozen or canned fruit. Other additions could be nuts of any kind, raisins, dried cranberries, coconut or even chocolate chips.
Thinking about the chip idea, peanut butter chips would be great in a chocolate bread pudding.
If you like to experiment in the kitchen, bread puddings are a good place to start.
All you need are a few simple ingredients such as bread, milk (or liquid of choice), sugar, eggs and any other goodies you might want to add. Check out your kitchen pantry, refrigerator and freezer and start baking.
I have some leftover biscuits in the freezer, so I think I will make the following Biscuit Pudding with Caramel Apple Sauce.
Biscuit Pudding
6 tablespoons butter
6 cups coarsely crumbled biscuits, packed
1 quart milk
1 cup raisins
3 large eggs
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350 F. Melt butter in a 9x13x2 inch baking pan.
In large bowl, combine biscuits, milk and raisins. Stir to mix.
In another bowl, combine eggs, sugar and vanilla. Beat well. Add to biscuit mixture and mix well. Pour into baking pan.
Bake for 1 hour. Serve with Caramel Apple Sauce.
Caramel Apple Sauce
1/2 cup butter
2/3 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
1 egg yolk
2 tablespoons water
1/4 cup unsweetened apple juice
Combine butter, brown sugar, egg yolk and water in medium saucepan. Mix well. Be sure that the yolk is well mixed with other ingredients before cooking. Cook over medium heat until sugar dissolves and mixture thickens. Remove from heat and stir in apple juice.
Serve warm with bread pudding.
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Whether you are blessed to live here in Montana or just traveling though and fall in love with Montana we share a common love for the majestic mountains, cool rivers, abundant lakes, the diverse wildlife, the wonderful trees gracing the view and friendly people. There is something about Montana that buries itself within your heart like a living thing that you are in love with.
The Tamarack Trees are changing all around us here in Bigfork, Montana. The fall colors abound and fall is in the air. As the cool fall air wafts in to the lodge it reminds me that I love fall. It's a time of yearning and longing for a new year that is just around the corner.
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A bear trotted across our courtyard the other day and reminding me are all getting ready to hibernate. To extract yarn from the knitting bin for the forgotten knitting project that was abandon during the summertime, to organize my winter quilting project, to clean out the closets of those summer clothes never worn, put away all the summer toys……golf clubs, canoes, and rafts, to drain the sprinkler systems, and ready the flower beds for next spring. And a time to be ready at a moment's notice to strap on my snowshoes when the first snowflakes of the winter fly and the anticipation of finishing off the day by a roaring fire and a cup of hot chai.
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