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At Bandon Dunes, we work very hard to provide the best possible experience. Whether you're on the golf course, eating dinner in our restaurants or having a drink in the pub, we pride ourselves on exceptional service. There's a philosophy that we tend to live by at Bandon Dunes – great golf, great food and great drink make for an exceptional experience. I would like to share with you a few wine recommendations to try at home. These recommendations should appease every price range and palate.
King Estate Domaine Pinot Gris – This local Oregon winery bottles our private label Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir. In 2007, I tasted the pinot gris in a blind taste test against many other pinot gris' from around the state. I chose the King Estate. In 2010, I had the same experience during a similar taste test. The fruity wine has tremendous balance with great acidity. I often judge a wine by asking if the wine needs to be paired with food. With this wine, it stands on its own. If you were to pair it with a meal, I would suggest any seafood including oysters, shrimp and crab.
Joseph Drouhin Chassagne-Montrachet Morgeort Marquis de Laguiche – In 1982, I got into the restaurant business and began working at an Italian restaurant in Las Vegas. After the restaurant closed each night, the chef, who was from Lyon, France, would open French and Italian wines and introduced me to an entirely new world of wine. This chardonnay is my favorite white wine in the world. It's rich, elegant, exotic, beautiful and its consistent flavor is unmatched. This wine is a memory maker – meaning that you'll remember where you were when you tried this wine for the first time. Whatever you're doing, this will magnify the experience. Enjoy!
Domaine Drouhin Cuvee Louise – Here at Bandon Dunes, we get this wine direct from the winery. To be honest, any of the four tiers of pinot noirs produced from Domaine Drouhin are fantastic, however, I tend to lean towards the Louise. All of the levels of Domaine Drouhin are available here at Bandon Dunes. This pinot noir has backbone, structure and depth. Although no food is needed, I suggest enjoying this wine with a salmon burger with fresh sliced tomatoes and wasabi cream cheese (chef recommends).
Domaine Serene Winery Hill Vineyard – I'll end this blog entry with a wine that I tried for the first time two months ago that has quickly become the best pinot noir that I have ever tasted. Located in Dayton, OR, the 2006 Domaine Serene pinot noir is a delight. From the first scent, I was excited. The aromas ignited so many scents and the tasted backed up my excitement. It starts with dark, rich Oregon cherry and transforms into the smokiness of cedar, cigar and oak. It's intensity is something that I didn't expect.
In the end, I always tell people to drink what you think tastes good and drink it with a special friend or loved one. You'll enjoy the experience so much more and remember where you were when you were drinking your favorite wine – hopefully here at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort.
I look forward to your comments on this blog. Please feel free to share your personal experience with these wines or any of our other wine offerings that you've enjoyed at Bandon Dunes. I hope you always remember the experience.


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NM 934: Ethics and Management of Human Resources (Core) Effective Fall 2012Leaders and managers of nonprofit and public organizations face moral and ethical dilemmas in dealing with their publics (clients, staff, volunteers, donors, government agencies, board of directors, collaborating partners, the community, etc.). These dilemmas are particularly pronounced in those organizations because the organizations operate under strict ethical guidelines, are accountable to the general public, and have to deal with many different publics. This course will explore the ways in which leaders resolve these ethical dilemmas while sustaining their organizations. Additionally, this course will explore the human resources management functions including planning, recruitment & selection, motivation, compensation & employee services, development, labor relations, evaluation, and separation, as well as compliance with state and federal government regulations.3 credits
NM 942: Organization Theory (Core) Effective Fall 2012Organizational theory and development strategies considered. Formal and informal aspects organizations, authority structures, specialization and integration of functions, and the role of professional managers.3 credits
NM 945: Financial Management (Core) Effective Spring 2012Theoretical and practical approaches to the allocation and control of financial resources in nonprofit settings. Conventional and nonconventional budgeting techniques, cost/benefit analysis and preparation of financial statements.3 credits
NM 949: Strategic Leadership and Planning (Core)This course will critically examine the revolutionary changes emerging in the globalized economy through the exploration of the strategic planning process, and discuss the various strategic decisions and the leadership skills necessary to formulate and implement the strategic plan successfully.3 credits
NM 951: Grant Writing (Core) Effective Spring 2012This "how to" course will a hands-on experience that will cover the skills and strategies essential to the full range of the grant writing process, from needs assessment and identification of potential funding sources through proposal writing and submittal, to planning for evaluation and continuation. 3 credits prior to Spring 20124 credits effective Spring 2012
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NM 990 & NM 991 Action Research I and Action Research II (Capstone Project)Prerequisite: A minimum of 5 core courses in the program.NM 990: Action Research I: The goal of this course is to prepare students to undertake nonprofit relevant research projects in areas of their choice, by developing an understanding of fundamental concepts of research design. The course takes a practical approach, providing students with the opportunity to design their research projects while exploring the theory and practice of qualitative and quantitative research methods. By the end of the course, students are expected to develop a research proposal, including an application to conduct research, to be submitted to the Worcester State University Human Subjects Review Board (H.S.R.B.). 3 credits (Beginning Fall 2013 this course becomes 4 credits)
NM 991: Action Research II: Students must submit their study applications to the Worcester State University Human Subjects Review Board (H.S.R.B.) . Upon gaining approval from the board, students implement their research design by collecting and analyzing data on their chosen topics, and present their findings, conclusions and recommendations orally, and in a written report. Students consult individually with their instructor throughout the semester as they work on their individual projects. The final report is expected to be of publishable quality.3 credits (Beginning Fall 2013 this course becomes 4 credits)
Evaluation:Students submit three copies of their research projects, which are evaluated by their instructor and two other program-approved readers.NM 902: InternshipWith the help of an internship coordinator, students will identify suitable nonprofit organizations in which to do an internship. The internship must provide valuable, career-related experience and learning goals. The goals of the internship will be established in conjunction with the coordinator and the host organization. These goals will take into account the student's career interest, for example, development, fundraising and grant-writing, human resources management, financial management etc. Students must complete a minimum of 100 hours in the organization and write and submit a summary of the internship experience to the internship coordinator.3 credits
NM /HC 905 Marketing the Health Care Organization (Elective)Application of marketing tools and concepts to health care organizations. Market research and project development, pricing, publicity, and delivery systems.3 credits
NM /HC 908 Legal, Regulatory and Ethical Issues in Health Care (Elective)Prerequisite: HC 900An overview of the legal and regulatory framework governing health care from both the manager and the client's point of view. Legal rights and duties of patients and health-care providers, hospital liability, hospital-physician relationships, patients' rights, informed consent, privacy and confidentiality, negligence and malpractice.3 credits
NM 911 Global Health Issues and Human Rights (Elective)Understanding health and human right issues from a global perspective of the economic political, social and cultural forces which impact on health and health services. 3 credits
NM 930 Communications for Effective Management (Core)This course stresses the behavioral aspects of organizational communication, such as impact of power, persuasion, values, status, and role of the communication process; barriers to communication; conflict management; and, group communication. Examination of the principles and practices of effective communication, focusing on oral and written communication styles. 3 credits
NM 931 Seminar in Critical Issues for Nonprofit Management (Elective)Discussion of cutting-edge issues in nonprofit management and the larger surrounding society, including reinvention, outsourcing, total quality (TQM), technological advances, and global positioning. The seminar will provide opportunities for students to explore critical issues with visiting field practitioners and a variety of regular faculty members. The course is designed to allow students to stay current in the field of nonprofit management.3 credits
NM 932 Practices in Community Organization (Elective)Studies the principles and methods of effective community organization as a process of helping people and communities to help themselves. Range of theoretical and pragmatic approaches considered. 3 credits
NM 940 Leadership Skills and Group Dynamics (Elective)Explores the nature and principles of effective group and organizational leadership. Students participate in a group which studies its own leadership process. Examples will be taken from therapy groups, business/organizational situations, classrooms, and other case studies. Emphasis upon the components of effective leadership and followership in small groups and organizations. Group formation, group roles, group stages, and group conflicts are studied.3 credits
NM 946 Seminar in Program Analysis and Evaluation (Elective)Explores philosophical issues, politics, and specific evaluation instruments involved in effective program analysis upon utilization of computer systems.3 credits
NM 954 Ethics, Professionalism, & Leadership (Elective)In-depth exploration of the fundamental and moral issues that pose dilemmas for leaders and managers of various public, nonprofit and health care organizations. Course provides comprehensive discussion of the meaning of professionalism and the role of leadership under difficult circumstances and/or settings. Topics include: organizational mission, funding sources, clients or constituencies, board of directors, volunteers and staff.3 credits
NM 944 Politics and Public Policy (Elective)An explication of the nature of political power and the influence of power upon the delivery of various types of nonprofit, public, health care and human services.3 credits
NM 948 Advanced Staff Development (Elective)Examines the management and implementation of staff development and training programs in organizations. Explores basic concepts and theories of management styles relative to the learning styles of both employee and supervisor. Participants assess their management styles by means of self-assessment instruments and simulations.3 credits
NM 950 Unions and the Public Sector (Elective)An intensive examination of key collective bargaining topics. Topics include grievance-arbitration processes, productivity bargaining, and impasse resolutions in the public sector.3 credits
NM 955 Board Relationships & Volunteer Management (Elective)An informative and critical look at the role of support volunteers as well as the role of volunteer boards of directors in the governance of nonprofit organizations. Relationships between the board and professional managers and program staff are analyzed as are the relationships between paid staff and volunteer members. Methods of recruiting, developing, motivating, and training, volunteers for all roles are explored.3 credits
NM 960 Seminar in Critical Issues for Health Care Management (Elective)This seminar examines important topical issues in health services management and policy. It surveys selected current issues in health care management and policy at the local, regional, national, and international levels. Selected topics may include: physician payment reform, uncompensated medical care, quality of medical care, confidentiality and legal implications. Topics will change to remain timely and relevant.3 credits
NM 961 Health Care Law (Elective)Exploration of the relationship between law and health care. Legal rights and duties of patients and providers of health services are discussed. Topics include: hospital liability, hospital-physician relationships, patient rights and informed consent, privacy and confidentiality, negligence, and malpractice.3 credits
NM 962 Management of Gerontological Programs (Elective)Emphasizes administration of health care services for the aged, along with the issues that affect these services. Examines the structure and functions of publicly and privately funded programs and organizations providing health services to the aged. Acquaints students with the planning process and resources available for meeting the needs of the elderly. Provides broad knowledge of health care services for the aged and their implementation.3 credits
NM 963 Nonprofit Law (Elective)Course provides a comprehensive overview of the legal, regulatory and policy issues governing nonprofit organizations today. Includes discussion of legal principles and research methods challenging contemporary nonprofit organizations. Specific procedures such as steps for incorporation, reporting and maintaining tax-exempt status, and other legal requirements will also be addressed.3 credits
NM 970 Issues in Clinical Case Management (Elective)Introduction to managerial, clinical and ethical issues in effective case management in the human services. Various models of case management thoroughly explored.3 credits
NM 971 Issues in Residential and Long-term Care (Elective)Theory, philosophy and behavioral aspects of administration and management of residential and long-term care facilities. Role of administrators relative to management, community activities, public relations, ethical practices, licensure, as well as state and federal requirements.3 credits
NM 992 Fundraising, Development and Community Relations (Elective)Exploration of fundraising, resource development, and community relations as an integrated approach to organizational development. Course covers state-of-the-art fundraising, board development, and public relations techniques. Topics include: identification and cultivation of benefactors; prospecting; personal and telephone solicitations; direct mail; annual fund; capital campaigns; planned giving; utilization of volunteers and staff; communications with publics;internal and external public relations programs.3 credits
NM 994 Assigned Readings (Independent Study - Elective)Independent study under faculty supervision. Student will define area of advanced study in an area of nonprofit, health care, public agency, human service or human resource training and development.3 credits
NM 995 Accounting and Budgeting for Public Management (Elective)Introduction to accounting and budgeting concepts as applied to management in federal, state, or local public agencies. Topics include control limit theorem, confidence intervals, probability values, analysis of variance, simple and multiple regression and partial and multiple correlations. 3 credits
NM 996 Public Law (Elective)Legal framework and constraints within which nonprofit administrators operate. Discussion of rights and responsibilities, and discretionary limits of managerial decision-making.3 credits
NM 998 Research (Elective)Prerequisite: NM 940Supervised research in nonprofit, healthcare, human service, public agency, or human resource training and development. Students will learn a variety of research tools specifically relevant to research in nonprofit organizations.3 credits
For more information on the Nonprofit Management Program, please visit: http://www.worcester.edu/NonprofitManagement/default.aspx

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Neorest 600Popular Science has a nice writeup on the Neorest 600
One look at the online demo and you will see that the Neorest 600 may actually live up to being called a throne. To start, a motion sensor detects when you approach and automatically opens the lid. Your seat has the option of being heated, which you can manage from a wireless remote control that handles all of the Neorest's functionality. When you're finished, you control the position and pressure of a self-cleaning nozzle that washes you, front and back, with a warm water spray, and subsequently dries the area with bursts of warm air. Also, the bowl's architecture helps initiate a cyclone flushing pattern that results in low water consumption (six liters per flush) and zero lag time for further use (no waiting for water to refill). The bowl has its own internal deodorizer, and when you get up to leave, the lid closes on its own.
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*sigh* sounds like some of the plumbers I have had to work with...Hello everyone. I am a Master Plumber in Colorado. I have been pushing low flush toilets for over 20 years. I love low flow toilets. My company installs hundreds yearly. The Toto toilet is a marvel. Unless you need to use it. My experience with Toto's is not good.
There biggest flaw, splash back. Try it, put some food coloring in a Toto bowl, lower the seat and flush. The side of the seat facing the bowl will get splashed. Toto toilets are not sanitary. If you don't mind having fecal matter and urine atomized, thrown into the air, soaking the seat and entering the air in the bathroom buy one.
If you want a sanitary toilet, there are many choices. Western Pottery is my favorite. I've been using them for over 10 years and never one complaint. The next item, you need a Ferrari mechanic to work on the fancy Toto's. You will need both bailout money and a retention bonus from your bank to have one repaired.
Most toilets take standard components available from any hardware store or home center. Needing a PHD in engineering to work on a toilet is ridiculous. Next time you want to spend a bucket of money on a toilet, buy a standard model and give the money you saved to a food bank. The hundreds of meals you will provide are worth more than any toilet.
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Okay, despite me not agreeing with him on anything in his comments, I have to ask, anyone familiar with the Western Pottery brand he loves so much?
The Western uses a standard "ball cock" and 2" flapper.Okay, despite me not agreeing with him on anything in his comments, I have to ask, anyone familiar with the Western Pottery brand he loves so much?
It's a builder grade toilet that I quit selling ten years ago.
I had a customer complain that it was a cheaply made toilet, so I quit selling it and never looked back.
Even the rep from Western Pottery that came out couldn't make the customer happy.
If Mike the Plumber was installing the builder grade Toto CST703, then he noticed the splashy flush.
The Reliant has a washdown flush, not at all like the models I sell that use the siphon jet flush.
I quit selling the Reliant years ago too.
The other models work completly differently.
They are "all that!"
It's too bad Mike only installs the cheapest builder grade toilets.
But then, when you only install cheap products, that's what you get.
Terry Love from Bothell, WA
04/25/09 at 6:26 pm
People that have used washlets on their toilets know how well they clean. That's why 80% of Japanese homes have them. Some day the US will notice that washing with water is not only good for hands, but for other parts of the body too. We do at least take showers. I tried brushing my kids off with a broom before sending them off to school, but then I thought better of it and threw them in the tub. Yes, with some water.
I sell and install a few thousand of the Toto toilets a year, and less of the other brands. By far the happiest clients are getting the Toto. Maybe that's why they are the biggest manufacturer in the world. I did install a toilet like the one above for the head of Microsoft. It's pretty cool.
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Saturday, October 20, 2007
Valparaiso set a new school record in the 200 medley relay on Friday evening in Cincinnati, Ohio, but it was not enough for the Crusaders as the Brown and Gold dropped an 80-42 decision to Xavier (Ohio).
The relay team of Shaunna Dangremond (Tucson, Ariz./Sabino H.S.), Amy Andracki (Arlington Heights, Ill./Prospect H.S.), Rachel Majercik (Schaumburg, Ill./Conant H.S.), and Jaclyn Krause (Rochester, Mich./Notre Dame Prep H.S.) touched the wall in 1:51.60, bettering the old record set in 1997 of 1:51.64.
"It's always exciting to break a school record, especially this early in the season," head coach Bryan Morrison said.
Becky Crabtree (Mason, Ohio/Mason H.S.) was victorious for the Crusaders in the 50 freestyle with a time of 25.16 seconds, 0.20 faster than her nearest competitor. Majercik also posted a victory, doing so in the 100 freestyle with her time of 54.74 seconds.
Valpo closed the meet with a victory in the 200 free relay as well. Majercik, Krause, Crabtree, and Grace Arnold (Glendora, Calif./Glendora H.S.) finished with a time of 1:40.45.
Valparaiso (1-1) will return to action on Saturday afternoon in Carmel, Ind. as the Crusaders face Butler, Saint Louis, and Evansville. The first race begins at 1 p.m. CDT.
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Seattle >Food & Dining > Chinoise On Madison
2801 E Madison St, Seattle, WA | Directions 9811247.623487 -122.296035
Mon-Fri 11:30am-2:30pm; 5pm -10pm Sat 4pm-10pm Sun 4pm--9pm
Neighborhoods: Stevens, Capitol Hill
Pleasant room, bland thai food. – First time there, I met people early in the evening. It wasn't busy, the food came fast. The sushi was decent, but I'm no sushi expert. The Pad Thai had too much ketchup (you don't HAVE TO use ketchup in Pad Thai) couldn't taste any garlic, fish sauce or chilies. Had something in green curry. It was bright green and had nearly no flavor. Even if it had chilies in it, it shouldn't be bright green. Had something else that didn't even register. I never knew thai food could be bland. Bring your own garlic, chilies, spices and fish sauce.
Great Food – A friend brought me here on a Tuesday night, no wait to sit. Jae, the chef knows his stuff AND the regulars names! Had almost everything on the happy hour menu including 4 glasses of plum wine. FANTASTIC FOOD. Would recommend this place to anyone.
Good food, very slow service – We arrived at 6:30, in time for a bit of happy hour and took advantage of the $2 Sapporos and $4 selection of sushi (we had the unagi, seattle and albacore tataki) which was fairly good. It took a very long time for the tataki to come out first, then at least another 20 minutes until we got the sushi. It was surprising as it wasn't busy at all, but it did have a nice ambience outside.
My husband had good luck with his main course, a special with rice noodles, pork and dry green curry--I went with the sure bet (i thought) and had the Chicken Pad Thai. They only had 3 star spice ratings, so I was safe and went for the 2 star. If you like things with at least a bit of kick, try 3 star pad thai or something else. It was way too sweet and I'm sure I won't eat my leftovers.
Was looking forward to trying out this place for a bit, but not sure when (if) I will return.
THE WORST EXCUSE FOR A RESTAURANT – i don't know why we still even try to order from this awful restauarant. it isn't good sushi anyway. the only reason we do try b/c it is the only sushi close by to pick up and every time it is a problem, the girl who answers the phone doesn't know what planet shes on. every time it is an ordeal, the food isn't good like Wasabi, Hana or Ohana. tonight, the girl dare answer the phone and said it was an hour wait for pick up. we hesitantly said ok and then she said "are you serious? you wanna wait an hour? we are really busy". Obviously she didn't want us to order. I am done, I will never ever go there again...a total joke.
Yummy, Yummy – One of our favorite sushi restaurants in town. Jae has fresh, delicious fish and his preparations are excellent and creative.
We would recommend sitting at the Sushi bar and allowing Jae to whip up a menu for you based on what is fresh and his favorites -- you won't be disappointed.
If you don't choose the omakasa option, order the negihama hand roll, TNT roll or sashimi with a ponzu sauce.
Chinoise is also family friendly and toddlers are frequent visitors to the sushi bar. Be sure to check out the happy hour M-F, 5 - 6:30 for some very good deals.
Do not eat here! – Went there to have dinner with an out of town friend was totally embarrassed by the restaurant! Waited 45min for our food and the raw fish was totally inedible. The meat was flaky and the stench was unberable!!!! They obviously used ingredient that was not fresh at all. We couldn't believe we waited 45min for such low quality showing. We just dropped our money on the table after 2 bites got up and left. I was ready to go off to the manager but didn't want to make a scene with my friend there. There are lots of other good pan-asian resturants in Seattle, avoid this one like the bubonic plague.
Upscale Asian chain offers a bright setting for tossing back sushi or slurping down noodles. – In Short
A modern mix and noodle bar and pan-Asian bistro, this Madison Park locale features dim lighting and a smooth jazz soundtrack. Get started with appetizers like fried soft-shell crab. Regular features among the "Wok Fare" include a Szechuan eggplant with wild mushrooms. Sushi offerings include a Seattle roll with cucumber, smoked salmon and tobiko.
The Best Sushi In Seattle!!! – We've been eating sushi in Seattle since there were only handful of sushi restaurants here. Jae (the main chef) is very well schooled in all aspects of sushi etiquette. He is meticulous, courteous, and knowledgable. He goes the extra mile to find the freshest and finest cuts of fish. His rice / fish ratio is always spot on (and no skimping on the more expensive items!) It is not glamour sushi, supersized sushi, or low budget sushi - it is simply unpretentious ambrosia. 5 stars for this particular Chinoise! If you're in Seattle and want the best possible taste of Japan, look no further.
Great family place – The Chinoise in Madison Park is rarely crowded and the sushi in particular is great. My wife loves the green bean dish too.
Great pan-Asian place – Living nearby, we eat here regularly - or rather, get takeout. The menu has great authentic dishes from all over Asia. Highly recommended are the pad thai noodles, green bean curry, and bird's nest stirfry. Dishes are consistently excellent, full of flavor, healthy and fresh. Sushi is very good, not the best in the city and pricey - there are better locations for that, but you can't go wrong with the rest of the menu. Portions are filling without being too large. There's little ambience here and service on the weekends can be *really* slow, but the food can't be beat. Great bet for a weeknight, lunch or takeout.
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Sudan, Liberia Elders Discuss Moorhead Bowling Center BrawlThe fight last weekend in Moorhead was not the first time tension has emerged between youthful Sudanese and Liberians in the area.
By: Dave Roepke, INFORUM
The fight last weekend in Moorhead was not the first time tension has emerged between youthful Sudanese and Liberians in the area.
There was a brawl at a Sudanese celebration at the Fargodome in 2008 involving both groups, and a concern about out-of-town Liberians looking to instigate fights in 2009.
On both occasions, leaders in the close-knit local communities were able to help stamp down the tensions.
After the melee outside a bowling alley early Sunday morning, a chaotic scene involving up to 100 people that led to three minor injuries, they're hoping to be peacemakers again.
Elders in the local Sudanese and Liberian populations met Wednesday to talk about how to respond, said Pierre Atilio-Ekwa, a native of Sudan and executive director of the Multicultural Parent Teacher Association.
They agreed to seek out the source of the conflict at Sunset Lanes, where Atilio-Ekwa said a birthday party was being held.
"We know their families. We can go to them," he said. In 2008, for instance, elders helped pinpoint the turbulence to disagreement over a girl who had dated both a Liberian boy and a Sudanese boy, he said.
The Liberian elder at Wednesday's meeting, Jim Gurupi, didn't return a message seeking comment.
Officer Cristie Jacobsen, the cultural liaison officer for Fargo police, said the two ethnic groups have a solid track record of collaboration.
"They are quick to work together to come up with a community response," she said. "This isn't the first time we've interacted with this sort of thing."
Atilio-Ekwa said any information would be turned over to law enforcement and within a week or two, the communities plan to host a public meeting to address issues facing them and other New Americans.
Jacobsen said while the fights among a handful of "troublemakers" from both Sudan and Liberia have escalated over the past few months, the two communities are really quite close.
"I think it's a youth issue," Jacobsen said.
Fargo-Moorhead's population of Sudanese is about 800 to 1,000, while the Liberians number from 400 to 500, she said. They often live, worship and shop in the same spots, attending each other's weddings and funerals, Jacobsen said.
Moorhead cops have said it will take some time to investigate the large fight, which required city police from Fargo and Dilworth, county deputies and state troopers to break up. The focus will be on what happened that evening, not on ongoing tensions, Lt. Tory Jacobson said Monday.
One challenge police face in investigating crimes in New American communities is a mistrust of their authority, Jacobsen said.
"In their home countries, the police were not their friends. They were the most corrupt," she said. "We have to build that bond and trust within the communities."
Establishing trust with law enforcement is important, Atilio-Ekwa said. But further engaging the New American communities in society, such as bolstering avenues to better jobs, is a key long-term goal, he said.
"I don't defend them," he said of brawling Sudanese and Liberian youths. However, he added, "They don't see any models."
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Really? I have Olympic tickets and I know when they're for. I thought all the first batch of tickets were now allocated (though there will be some scheme for selling returns and unwanted sponsors' tickets). Are there agencies offering packages including a surprise ticket?
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Among the diseases that the university says it will research treatments for cancer, Alzheimer's disease, cardiovascular disease, atherosclerosis, diseases of the central nervous system, and parasitic diseases such as malaria.
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The Peninsula School District and one of its teachers star in a new book by Jason McWhirter.
McWhirter's "The Life of Ely" is dedicated to Key Peninsula Middle School teacher and wrestling coach Rick Selfors. McWhirter is a teacher at Curtis Junior High in University Place.
"The Life of Ely" is the story of an abused student who is befriended by a caring coach and teacher, loosely based on Selfors, named Mr. Seljin. Selfors has been teaching at KPMS for 34 years.
"He's just an amazing teacher," McWhirter said of Selfors. "Somebody that is an advocate for kids."
Selfors was honored to have a book dedicated to him. He said he's normally not the kind of guy who reads anything other than manuals — Selfors teaches shop — but, in the case of McWhirter's book, he couldn't put it down. He said it left him with tears in his eyes.
"It was really emotional for me," Selfors said of the book.
The opening scene is set on Vaughn Bay. The main character, 14-year-old Ely Carter, is a student at KPMS, where McWhirter taught for 12 years.
The novel is fiction, but, like many works, is informed by McWhirter's experience in the classroom and by people he has met.
Selfors said it brought back memories of many students.
"Each page brought back fond, fond memories ... of battles we went through together," Selfors said.
Selfors taught McWhirter as a student and later became a friend and mentor when McWhirter, at the time a recent Western Washington University graduate, became a KPMS teacher in 1995. He taught at the school for 12 years. His picture is still hanging in the school's wrestling hall of fame.
McWhirter coached wrestling with Selfors and eventually took over the team. Selfors thought McWhirter was the perfect person for the job.
Selfors said he really enjoyed seeing McWhirter learn about coaching and living the same experiences he had.
Selfors said he might be a little biased, because it's a book that is firmly set in his world, but he thinks McWhirter's novel is excellent.
The book is getting rave reviews from KPMS staffers, Selfors said.
"They understand Ely," he said.
The book was born in the school's hallways.
McWhirter was inspired by teachers and students alike.
"There's probably two main inspirations," McWhirter said. "One of them is just trying to show people the impact that coaches and teachers can have on kids. And also showing that some of these kids and the things that they go through in education. Shedding light on the impact that educators have on kids and on some of the things and issues that students and some adolescents struggle with."
The book is available at Amazon.com in print and via Kindle. It also is available at CostPlus in Lake Kathryn Village. McWhirter self-publishes through his own company, Twiin Entertainment.
The book isn't just for Selfors, McWhirter writes in the dedication. It's for all the teachers and coaches in schools who "work so hard to improve the lives of struggling students, not just by trying to teach them something useful, but also providing support and the tools necessary to build a life for themselves."Reporter Karen Miller can be reached at 253-358-4155 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter, @gateway_karen.


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Halloween Duck Tape® Costume – Cave Boy
With the wide assortment of colors to choose from, you'll have endless opportunities to craft all sorts of fun and unique creations using Duck Tape®.
Designed by Michaels® Design Team
Material List
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Cut jeans at knee length.
Starting at the top of the jeans, vertically tape long strips of the Blaze Orange tape side by side until the jeans are covered.
Around the bottom of each leg, cut large zigzags.
Using the Zebra print tape, cut triangles and embellish the shorts.
Cut a hole in the Blaze Orange tape at the top of the jeans for the button.
Using Model Magic®, make a bone shape and set aside.
When the jeans are on, measure from the button of the jeans over the shoulder to the top of the jeans in the back. Cut two strips of Zebra print tape to this length. Lay out one strip sticky side up and put the bone on top four to five inches from one end. Layer the other strip on top creating a "suspender".
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University of Miami President Donna E. Shalala Joins Team to Bring FIFA World Cup to United States in 2018 or 2022
NEW YORK (June 17, 2009) – University of Miami President Donna E. Shalala, renowned as an agent of reform during her tenure as U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) from 1993-2001, today accepted an invitation to join the Board of Directors for the USA Bid Committee in its endeavor to bring the FIFA World Cup to the United States in 2018 or 2022.
In her eighth year as President of the University of Miami, Shalala has more than 25 years of experience as an accomplished scholar, teacher and administrator. In June 2008, President George W. Bush presented her with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian award. Later that year, on July 17, Shalala was named the third and final Independent Director on U.S. Soccer's Board of Directors.
"I'm honored to be associated with U.S. Soccer and look forward to serving the USA Bid Committee and its efforts to bring the FIFA World Cup back to our country," said Shalala. "My work with U.S. Soccer over the years has made me a firm believer in the power of soccer to bring people together and act as a vehicle for social change."
The daughter of Lebanese immigrants, Shalala was the first Arab-American ever appointed to the U.S. Cabinet in her post as Secretary of Health and Human Services. During her time as HHS Secretary, Shalala directed the welfare reform process, made health insurance available to an estimated 3.3 million children through the approval of all State Children's Health Insurance Programs (SCHIP), led major reforms of the FDA's drug approval process and food safety system, raised child immunization rates to the highest levels in history, revitalized the National Institutes of Health and directed a major management and policy reform of Medicare.
Shalala also worked with the U.S. Women's National Team on a successful public health campaign focused on anti-tobacco education.
"I am delighted that Donna Shalala has agreed to join our bid committee," said Sunil Gulati, the Chairman of the USA Bid Committee and President of U.S. Soccer. "Her leadership and distinguished record of accomplishment in many areas -especially public service, health care and academia- will be valuable in our efforts to bring the World Cup back to the U.S."
Shalala has held tenured professorships at Columbia University, the City University of New York (CUNY) and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She served as President of Hunter College of the City University of New York from 1980 to 1987 and as Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin from 1987 to 1993. At the University of Wisconsin, Shalala successfully strengthened undergraduate education and the University's research facilities. She also spearheaded the largest fundraising drive in Wisconsin's history.
From 1977 to 1980, Shalala served in the Carter administration as Assistant Secretary for Public Development and Research at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. In 2007, President George W. Bush handpicked Shalala to co-chair with Senator Bob Dole the Commission on Care for Returning Wounded Warriors, to evaluate how wounded service members transition from active duty to civilian society.
Shalala has more than three dozen honorary degrees and a host of other honors, including the 1992 National Public Service Award and the 1994 Glamour magazine Woman of the Year Award. In 2005, she was named one of "America's Best Leaders" by U.S. News & World Report and the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. In 2008, she was honored as one of "25 Great Public Servants" by The Council for Excellence in Government which recognized outstanding public servants who have made significant contributions to achieving excellence in government over the past 25 years.
The United States is one of nine candidate nations that have formally declared their desire to host the FIFA World Cup in 2018 or 2022. The others are Australia, England, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico and Russia, with joint bids from Netherlands-Belgium and Portugal-Spain. Qatar and South Korea have applied only as candidates to play host to the tournament in 2022.
All candidates must have their bids to FIFA by May 14, 2010. FIFA's 24 member Executive Committee will study the bids, conduct site visits and name the two hosts for the 2018 and 2022 tournaments in December 2010, completing a 21-month bid and review process.
The USA Bid Committee has issued Requests for Proposals (RFPs) to officials from 37 U.S. cities that currently qualify as potential hosts for FIFA World Cup™ matches in 2018 or 2022. The RFPs request information covering subjects such as tourism, climate, security, transportation, promotion and more. The USA Bid Committee also released a short list of 45 candidate stadiums, including venues typically used for college and NFL football, domed and retractable roof facilities, and stadiums with capacities ranging from 45,000 to more than 100,000.
Shalala joins the Board of Directors of the USA Bid Committee that recently welcomed California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, U.S. National Team icons Landon Donovan and Mia Hamm, and former U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. In the months ahead, the USA Bid Committee will add additional leaders from sports, entertainment, government and business.
The USA Bid Committee's efforts also recently earned the support of President Barack Obama, who has reached out to FIFA – the world's governing body of soccer – to endorse the efforts to bring the world's largest sporting event back to the United States. In a letter to FIFA President Joseph "Sepp" Blatter and U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati, President Obama noted the role soccer played in his life as a youth, and its ability to unite people, communities and nations from every continent.
"Hosting another successful World Cup is important for the continued growth of the sport in the United States. And it is important to me personally," President Obama wrote in his letter. "As a child, I played soccer on a dirt road in Jakarta, and the game brought the children of my neighborhood together. As a father, I saw that same spirit of unity alive on the fields and sidelines of my own daughters' soccer games in Chicago."
"Soccer is truly the world's sport, and the World Cup promotes camaraderie and friendly competition across the globe," President Obama added. "That is why this bid is about much more than a game. It is about the United States of America inviting the world to gather all across our great country in celebration of our common hopes and dreams."
Founded in 1913, U.S. Soccer has helped chart the course for soccer in the USA for more than 95 years as the governing body of the sport. In this time, the Federation's mission statement has been simple and clear: to make soccer, in all its forms, a pre-eminent sport in the United States and to continue the development of soccer at all recreational and competitive levels. To that end, the sport's growth in the past two decades has been nothing short of remarkable as U.S. Soccer's National Teams have continually succeeded on the world stage while also growing the game here in the United States with the support of its members. For more information, visit ussoccer.com.
The USA Bid Committee is a non-profit organization created to prepare a successful application to host the FIFA World Cup™ in 2018 or 2022 on behalf of the United States Soccer Federation. The Bid Committee will submit its comprehensive bid to FIFA by May 2010, with FIFA's 24 member Executive Committee making a decision in December 2010. Members of the USA Bid Committee in alphabetical order include former Goldman Sachs Vice Chairman (Asia) Carlos Cordeiro, U.S. Men's National Team player Landon Donovan, Executive Director David Downs, U.S. Soccer CEO and General Secretary Dan Flynn, Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber, U.S. Soccer President and USA Bid Committee Chairman Sunil Gulati, U.S. Women's National Team former player Mia Hamm, former U.S. Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger, former Democratic National Committee National Finance Chair Philip Murphy, California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and University of Miami President Donna Shalala.


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Bored after school? Want to get up and go? Fear not ... we have the solution!
Ages 7 and up, please join certified personal trainer Melissa Schulte for Youth Power Fitness on Monday, April 28th at 5:00 pm. We'll do stretches, cardio, core training, and plyometrics, all to a great music soundtrack. It's sure to be a fun -- and sweaty! -- time.
Please register by clicking here or on the flyer below. See you soon!
Yoga Storytime
Miss Rachael returns with her *very* popular Yoga Storytime on Thursday, May 1st at 10:00 am. Children ages 2 and up are welcome to come hear stories, stretch, and practice yoga poses. Miss Rachael's sessions always fill up quickly, so please register by clicking here or on the flyer below. Namaste!
Sensory and Movement Storytime for Kids with Special Needs
Our next session of Sensory and Movement Storytime for Kids with Special Needs (for children with physical, developmental, medical, emotional, and/or learning-based special needs) will be held on Saturday, May 3rd at 10:00 am.
If your child needs some time to become acclimated to our setting, please feel free to come at 9:45 am.
This program precedes our Read to a Dog program at 11:00 am, in which certified therapy dogs come to the library. Two of our therapy dogs will be available around 10:40 am specifically for the Sensory and Movement Storytime, so as to accommodate children who may be more comfortable in a smaller group. All children are welcome to stay for the 11:00 am session.
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Have you ever seen an airplane flying? A helicopter hovering? Or kites soaring? If you have, you must have been looking up...up in the air!
And we'd love for you to join us for a storytime about all things up in the air! Register here or by clicking on the flyer below if you 2 years old or older and free at 10:30 am on Friday, May 2nd. We'll look forward to soaring in the sky with you then!
Read to a Dog!
Our certified therapy dogs are back for another visit! Meet Rusty, Zoe, Clover, and Janie at Read to a Dog on Saturday, May 3rd from 11:00 am to Noon. (Turner is on vacation this month but will be back in June!) This program is open to all ages and abilities, both readers and pre-readers.
Reading aloud to non-judgmental listeners (like dogs!) boosts confidence and improves reading and recitation skills. Moreover, reading together helps to reinforce letter recognition and vocabulary, and it creates a stronger bond with books. It's also a lot of fun! Don't believe us? Check out these great photos from our April session.
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Preschool Dance Party
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Little ones ages 2 and up are welcome to join us for a Preschool Dance Party on Wednesday, May 7th at 10:00 am. This will be a morning of song, dance, and movement in which we will shake, rattle, and roll! Please register by clicking here or on the flyer below. Get ready to move!
Circle Time
Looking for something to keep the little ones engaged and entertained? Look no further! Teacher Lara Rouillard will join us on Thursday, May 8th at 10:45 am for Circle Time. Ms. Lara will lead children ages 2 and up in sign language, songs, stories, and movement.
Studies show that sign language helps young children improve their communication skills, increase their cognitive abilities, and develop closer bonds with the people with whom they sign. Plus, it's fun! (Click here to learn more!) Sound good? Then please sign up by clicking here or on the flyer below. See you soon!
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Additional Children's Links
Maryellen Liddy, the Supervising Librarian of Youth Services; Kate Mahoney, the Children's Librarian; and Christine Kabshura, the Children's Programmer, can all be reached at the Library's main number, 973-627-6555.
You can also e-mail Maryellen at firstname.lastname@example.com or Kate at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please contact us with any questions ... we love to hear from you!
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