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Gerald S. Jakubowski, Ph.D.
Dr. Gerald S. Jakubowski joined The California Maritime Academy on July 1, 2009 as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. His responsibilities include academics, accreditation, athletics, student affairs, library, sponsored projects, and extended learning. The academic programs prepare students for careers in international business, logistics, marine engineering, maritime affairs, global studies and transportation through a hands-on applied approach to learning.
Prior to joining Cal Maritime, Dr. Jakubowski served as President of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana. Previously, he served as Vice President and Provost of Arizona State University (ASU) and where he was instrumental in leading the development of ASU's newly formed Polytechnic Campus. Prior to his move to Arizona, he served for fourteen years as Dean of the College of Science and Engineering and Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. In addition, Dr. Jakubowski held positions of Interim Dean of Engineering and Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Studies in the Herff College of Engineering at Memphis State University (now University of Memphis) and was Assistant Dean of Engineering at the University of Toledo where he was responsible for the overall administration of the undergraduate engineering program. He also served as a faculty member at the University of South Alabama.
Dr. Jakubowski is Past National President of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) and Past Chair of the Engineering Accreditation Commission for ABET, the organization that accredits engineering programs in the United States. He is also active in the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). In 2007, Dr. Jakubowski received the University of Toledo's Gold "T" Alumnus Award – the university's highest honor. In 2002, Dr. Jakubowski received the University of Toledo, College of Engineering's Distinguished Alumnus Award. He is a Fellow Member of ASEE and ASME.
A native of Toledo, Ohio, he received his bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. degrees in mechanical engineering all from the University of Toledo. He also completed Carnegie-Mellon University's College Management Program offered through the H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management.
Jerry and his wife, Lynn, currently reside in American Canyon, California.

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Judge Kellum W. Allen was born in Columbia, South Carolina on April 13, 1951. His parents are H.S. Allen, Jr., formerly an Exxon service station owner, and Evelyn W. Allen, who worked as executive secretary to the Director of the S.C. Children's Bureau.
He attended public schools in Columbia and graduated from Eau Claire High School in 1969. Thereafter he received his BA degree in 1973 and his law degree in 1976, both from the University of South Carolina. Judge Allen served as an appointee to the US President's Commission on Children and Youth from 1970-1972. He worked as a tour leader in Western Europe in the summers of 1974 and 1975.
After graduation from Law School the first two years of his professional career were as a full time Assistant Public Defender for Greenville County from 1976 to 1978. In 1978 he went into the private practice of law in West Columbia, South Carolina, where he remained for 20 years with the firm of Kirkland, Wilson, Moore, Allen and Taylor. His practice emphasized civil and family law matters. In 1986 he served as President of the Lexington County Bar Association. While in private practice, Judge Allen served for 5 years as Associate Municipal Judge in West Columbia and was appointed by the Supreme Court for two years to the Commission on Lawyer Conduct. He was a member of the Lexington Medical Center Board of Trustees from 1981 to 1984 and chaired the Citizen's Bond Referendum Committee for Lexington School District Two in 1995.
On May 6, 1998, Judge Allen was elected to the Family Court Bench for the 11th Judicial Circuit. His term commenced on July 1, 1998. He has been appointed by the Supreme Court to the Commission on CLE and Specialization.
He is a member of Mount Hebron United Methodist Church where he has taught adult and youth Sunday School for years. He is married to the former Jane S. Inman of Rockingham, North Carolina and they have two children, Jennifer and David. Judge Allen enjoys sports (particularly the Gamecocks), traveling, and reading.


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Our new multimedia public education campaign, "Now! you know" aims to inform those at risk and those who already have kidney disease about what they can do to protect their kidneys and improve their health. "Now! you know" addresses the lack of knowledge about kidney disease, even among those most affected. Research shows that 26 million Americans have kidney disease, most don't know it and many at greatest risk—the 73 million with high blood pressure or diabetes—are also in the dark about the importance of kidney screening and healthy lifestyle. The campaign provides a call to action which drives people to their doctors for screening and to the National Kidney Foundation for comprehensive information and support services. Personal stories from patients, caregivers, families, health care providers and those at risk are used to communicate these messages.
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With the help of the voyeuristic camera, the portrayal of this itsy bitsy piece of clothing has been often considered as a promise of unknown. Here's a look
Bollywoods affair with the itsy bitsy choli is nothing new. This indigenous piece of clothing has captured the imagination of audience and has managed to put it on the fashion map. From knotty, crisscrossed to the halter and bikini style, the cholis have also evolved over time. As Kareena dons this popular garment in 'Dil Mera Muft Ka' from 'Agent Vinod', we bring you popular cholis that rocked Bollywood.
Madhuri Dixit in 'Choli Ke Peeche': Madhuri Dixit's sexy and provocative dance number 'Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai' from the 1993 film 'Khalnayak' became one of the most famous music videos of all times. Thanks to the lyrics of the song and equally suggestive dance movements, Madhuri's choli became national controversy and the film garnered enough eye-balls to become a super-hit. The song became popular and was considered a favourite 'eve-teasing' song at that time. Despite the scandals, no one could deny that Madhuri looked stunning in the red lehenga choli.
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2008 Topps Heritage Baseball brings you the year's best Rookies and Veterans highlighted on the classic 1959 Topps Baseball design. This year, Topps Heritage is introducing News Flashbacks of historic events from 1959 as well as Real One Dual Autographed cards! In addition, Topps Heritage offers Hobby Exclusive Advertising Panel Box Loaders and Original Topps cards from 1959!
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Set Features: * More than 400 MLB stars on the classic 1959 Topps Baseball design! * Autographs and Relics from 1959 legends and today's best players! * One Autograph or Relic per Hobby Box! * Gum in every pack!
Base Cards - 500 Subjects!500 of the game's best players on the 1959 Topps Baseball card design. Collectors will also find 88 black background variation cards. Chrome Parallel Cards - 2 Per Box!Black-Bordered100 cards from the base set. Sequentially numbered* to 59. RefractorThe same 100 subjects refracted with a white border. Sequentially numbered* to 559. ChromeThe 100 subjects on Chrome. Sequentially numbered* to 1959.
Insert Cards New Age Performers15 players whose performances have surpassed the greats of the past, such as A-Rod, Ryan Howard and Josh Beckett. Then & NowTen cards featuring statistical comparisons of a current player with a legend from 1959. Notable comparisons include A-Rod/Banks, Ichiro/Minoso and Peavy/Drysdale. FlashbacksTen cards with highlights from the 1959 season. News FlashbacksTen cards highlighting major news stories from 1959. Autographed Cards - 1 Relic or Autograph per Box!Real OneSignatures from players who made their final appearance on a Topps card in 1959, as well as signatures from current stars. Real One Dual AutographsHobby Store Exclusive!Dual Autographed cards from many of the same subjects featured above. Real One Special EditionRetired and current players sign cards in red ink. Hand-numbered* to 59. FlashbacksFive baseball legends autograph 25 Flashbacks cards each. Hand-numbered* to 25. 1959 Cut SignaturesHobby Store Exclusive!Cut signatures from Mickey Mantle, Roberto Clemente and other stars on their reprinted 1959 cards. All one of one!
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Clarion University is the first university in northwestern Pennsylvania to offer an associate degree in administration technology with programs in Business Office Professional, Insurance and Office Manager.
The Associate of Applied Science in Administration Technology degree program, offered through the Department of Applied Technology, utilizes a creative partnership approach designed to prepare students for a career path leading to a wide range of opportunities.
Under this unique model, student's complete general education and business courses at Venango College and the technical component of the degree through licensed, certified and/or otherwise approved technical education providers. Graduates receive an Associate of Applied Science in Administration Technology (AAS-AT) degree from Clarion University.
General Education- 20 Credits
Liberal Education Skills 6 credits
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Since the day we opened our doors to a quickly growing Gilbert in 2006, Mercy Gilbert Medical Center has been committed to making our community a healthy one. We quickly became an integral part of the local economy and began receiving local, statewide and national accolades for our healing environment.
Mercy Gilbert is a full-service, acute-care, not-for-profit community hospital with 221 beds, providing exceptional healthcare to the East Valley. The hospital is a Dignity Health Member, the fifth largest health system in the nation. We employ more than 1,281 employees, have upwards of 760 physicians on staff representing all major specialties, and enjoy the services of 330 volunteers.
We are proud to be an important part of our local economy and an award-winning employer, and we try to give back to those who support us through our Community Grants Program. Our award-winning hospital is home to a full range of services, including cardiovascular, emergency care, family birth center, gastroenterology, sleep center, orthopedics, and diagnostic services, among others.


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For all the happy thoughts about the seemingly solid Dodger starting rotation, I never thought that the front five of Clayton Kershaw / Chad Billingsley / Ted Lilly / Hiroki Kuroda / Jon Garland was going to last through the entire season. You knew that Vicente Padilla would get some starts when injuries hit, and it wouldn't stop there. John Ely was going to get a crack. Blake Hawksworth, perhaps, or Carlos Monasterios, or a retread like Tim Redding. That's just a fact of life.
But if you really thought you'd be dipping into the extra guys a week before St. Patrick's Day, raise your hand, because you've won a prize, inasmuch as watching Tim Redding pitch can be a prize. That's because Bill Shaikin, Ken Gurnick, and half of my Twitter feed are reporting that Jon Garland just left his start in the second inning clutching his side. As Shaikin notes, it for all the world looked like an oblique injury, and that's generally a recovery that's measured in weeks, not days. (Update: Shaikin is reporting that Garland says it is indeed his oblique.)
Let's be clear right now that we don't know yet the details are going to be, other than that he came out. So any speculation on who might replace him is far, far too premature… but that's certainly not going to stop us from doing it anyway. Padilla was the obvious answer, yet he's down with his own injury, so that leaves with Ely, last season's short-lived hero, or Redding, who didn't pitch in the bigs last year and had a 5.10 ERA in 2009. Each have had excellent starts to the spring, with Redding scattering six hits over eight scoreless innings, and Ely striking out seven against zero walks in six scoreless innings. There's still plenty of camp left, but it's hard for me to root against Ely.
There's also another option, one that I was thinking about but was beaten to the Twitter punch about by Eric Stephen of TrueBlueLA. Since the Dodgers have several off-days in the first portion of the season, they could conceivably make it until April 10 or 12 without needing a fifth starter. If that's the case, they could avoid Xavier Paul's out-of-options status by carrying him to start the year, with Garland on the DL. They could then make a move to either activate Garland or recall Ely/Redding for that game.
That probably wouldn't do much to help Paul's long-term Dodger fortune, though it at would at least allow him the opportunity to stick around for two more weeks in case another hitter comes up with an injury, and as we've seen this spring, that's not altogether unlikely.
So while we wait for news on Garland, keep these two nuggets in mind. #1, if you didn't like Garland, this might help have him not pitch enough innings to get that 2012 option to vest, and #2, rather than be disappointed that the extra depth didn't last, just imagine what things would have looked like if the team hadn't come to camp with six starters. Ugly, right?


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The exposure Creighton will receive when its men's basketball team plays almost all of its games on national television is one of the biggest benefits the school will receive from being a member of the new Big East.
It also creates some of the biggest concerns within the Creighton Athletic Department.
"We have had a lot of discussions about what we can do to make the fan experience at our games better to keep our fans from saying they'd rather stay at home and watch it on their 60-inch HD flat screen,'' Creighton Athletic Director Bruce Rasmussen said.
"We have to make it so that our fans feel that it's still worth it to come to the games.''
Creighton played its first Big East contest a week ago when the men's soccer team hosted St. John's. As basketball season approaches — the men's team has its first practice today and its first conference game is New Year's Eve in Omaha vs. Marquette — school officials have spent many hours discussing what they can do to enhance the basketball game-day experience.
Plenty of additional time has been spent on other items related to the Big East move, among them:
� Ticket prices. Creighton officials will introduce a three-tier pricing system for single-game men's basketball tickets that will see some fans pay up to $18 more to see two games on this season's schedule than a season ago. Meanwhile, season-ticket prices have not been increased for upper-bowl seats and only by about a $1 a game for lower-�bowl seats.
� Rebranding. The school has been studying a university-wide revision of its logos, including those used by the athletic department. It appears likely that the school will introduce new logos as early as next month, said Mark Burgers, one of Creighton's associate athletic directors.
� Marketing. Notice those billboards around town proclaiming that Creighton is part of the new conference? They are a part of the total makeover Creighton has been undergoing since it left the Missouri Valley Conference that Rasmussen said will cost the university about $1�million. "That's everything from new uniforms with the Big East logos on them,'' Rasmussen said, "to new logos on the floor on the basketball courts."
Obviously, the most striking thing Creighton fans will notice in the move to the new conference will be the steady stream of new opponents making their way to Omaha.
Other conference schools are Marquette, St. John's, Georgetown, Villanova, DePaul, Providence, Seton Hall, Xavier and Butler.
Fox Sports 1 will broadcast more than 100 Big East men's basketball games. Eighteen of Creighton's 30 regular-season games will be shown on Fox Sports 1, with nine others shown nationally by other broadcast entities.
This presents Creighton with a situation it hasn't had to address regularly in the past. Last season, just seven of the Bluejays' 32 regular-season games were shown on true national television platforms.
Athletic departments around the country are wrestling with how to keep live events attractive to fans in light of technological advancements that have improved the in-home viewing experience.
"It's something we're trying to get ahead of the curve on,'' Rasmussen said.
Creighton's athletic marketing department has been meeting regularly to come up with means to enhance fans' in-game experiences. Both Rasmussen and Kevin Sarver, Creighton's athletic director for external operations, said it's too early to release details.
"But we know we have to have more things for the kids and the fans, whether that's bobble-�heads or T-shirts or greater access to our players or coaches,'' Rasmussen said. "We've looked at having more things before the game or at halftime."
He said the CenturyLink Center's new scoreboard-video has CU thinking about its policies on replays.
"If people watching on TV have access to a bunch of replays," Rasmussen said, "shouldn't your fans in the arena get those?''
The Metropolitan Entertainment and Convention Authority installed the new $6�million scoreboard at the CenturyLink Center this summer. The 30,000-�pound scoreboard has four large video displays that account for 3,467 square feet of LED display. That's the equivalent of 330 big-screen televisions.
"One of the complaints that our fans have had for a long time is that the stats would go away when we would run ads,'' Sarver said. "Now, we'll be able to keep stats on some of the boards and show ads on others.
"We're also working on a ton of new videos, but we still haven't nailed down a lot of the stuff.''
Creighton already has sold a record 14,500 season tickets and could approach 15,000 before it opens its men's basketball season on Nov. 8.
It will cost fans that are not season ticket-holders more to attend games this season as Creighton is instituting "dynamic pricing" for its single-game tickets. In the past, single-game tickets, with the exception of the years when Nebraska played in Omaha, were $12 for adults and $8 for youths.
This season, Creighton is instituting a three-tier system for single-game sales. Tier I prices will be $15 for adults and $12 for youths for the following games: Northern State (exhibition), Alcorn State, Missouri-Kansas City, Tulsa, Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Chicago State.
Prices for Tier II games will be $20 for adults and $15 for youths. Those games will be Nebraska, California, St. John's, Providence, Seton Hall, Butler, Xavier, Villanova and DePaul.
The two Tier III games are Marquette and Georgetown, and tickets will be $30 for adults and $20 for youths.
Creighton did not raise season ticket prices for upper-bowl seats, keeping them at $200 for adults and $130 for youths.
Season tickets in the lower bowl, which have been sold out since the arena opened in 2003, increased from $15 to $20 per seat based on location. That increase was set in January, two months before the school accepted an invitation to the new conference.
Ticket prices for most of Creighton's other sports have remained fairly constant.
Shortly after the conference move became official on July 1, Creighton started replacing Valley signage with that of the Big East at its on-campus facilities.
Also in July, billboards started appearing around Omaha trumpeting the school's move to the new conference, with the emphasis being on all sports. Creighton also had used the outdoor advertising when it was in the Valley.
"We've probably increased the number of signs around town — not dramatically but we have increased them,'' Rasmussen said. "We're trying to promote the fact that we're in the Big East a little more. We know there's interest in it."
Still to be completed is the refinishing of the basketball court at the CenturyLink. Rasmussen said the court had to be completely redone to remove the old Valley logos.
"You just can't sand a couple of sections and call it good,'' he said. "We stripped the floor and redid it. It should be finished in a couple of weeks.''


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2009 Fulbright-Hays GPA, Morocco: Curriculum Units
In 2009, 13 teachers traveled to Morocco with the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad (GPA)program at UCLA African Studies Center. Following their trip, they developed Curriculum Modules that they would use in their classrooms.
In the summer of 2009, the UCLA African Studies Center Fulbright-Hays GPA program took 13 teachers to Morroco. Project participants received intensive Arabic language instruction with seminars on Moroccan culture and society supplemented by site visits and daily interaction with the local population to create a multidimensional, dynamic learning environment. The project was based in the iconic Moroccan city of Fes, with organized excursions to Agadir, Marrakesh, Meknes, and other places that illustrate the multicultural diversity of Morocco.
Following the program, participants produced curriculum modules , which they would use in their classrooms. Below is a list of the individual curriculum units by title.
- A Moroccan Virtual Field Trip
- Imperialism
- An Introduction to Islam
- English words of Arabic Origin
- Rights and Obligations of a Citizen in a Democratic Society
- Characteristics of a Civilization
- Women's Folk Traditions in North African Literature
- African American Culture and History
- Memoirs, Historical Literature and Literary Response
- Unity Examined Through Art: Islam and the Trans-Saharan Trade
- Morocco: Its History and Culture
- Morocco: Its People, Their Country, Their Arts
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Stanchester Academy's calendar competition winners announced (From Yeovil Express)
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Stanchester Academy's calendar competition winners announced
2:00pm Wednesday 11th December 2013 in Yeovil
STANCHESTER Academy's second annual calendar competition has announced its winning applicants and presented them with a copy of the calendar.
The presentation of the calendars to the winning entrants marks the arrival of the calendars, which are now on sale from the school office at £5 each with profits going to school charities and school fundraising events.
The theme for the calendar this year was 'celebrating Somerset', with pictures being submitted, capturing the beauty of the Somerset and all the wonderful life within it.
Last year saw the inaugural Stanchester Academy calendar competition, with a wide variety of entries being received from students, staff and members of the public.
This year saw even more entrants to the competition and an even higher standard of photographs being received.
The 12 best images were selected for the calendar, which will be sold from Stanchester Academy school office and was available at the academy's annual Christmas fair on Thursday, December 5.
The Stanchester Academy Calendar competition was open to all, with all entrants making the final calendar receiving a copy of the calendar and a small gift.


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Broadway actor Mark Ledbetter will play the role of Bert, the lovable chimney sweep, in the production of Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins at Dunfield Theatre Cambridge.
Ledbetter is a well-established actor, having been on Broadway in recent productions of A Christmas Story and Anything Goes. He also understudied and frequently performed the role of Bert in Mary Poppins on Broadway for almost two years.
His distinguished career also includes many roles off-Broadway. He appeared in the movie version of The Producers with Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, among other film and television credits.
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STALLING GROWTH: Apple's latest quarterly report released Tuesday illustrated the challenges facing the iPhone and iPad maker as it faces stiffening competition in the mobile computing market. The company's earnings fell for the second straight quarter after a decade of uninterrupted increases. Revenue barely budged from last year, the first time that's happened since the 2007 debut of the iPhone.
BARGAIN HUNTING: The fiscal third-quarter results reflected increase sales of older, less expensive models of the iPhone instead of the latest version. That phenomenon lowers Apple's profit margin and total revenue.
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Elizabethton resident Gary W. Barrigar has received a state award for his long-standing dedication to protecting and preserving Tennessee's environmental heritage.
Deputy Gov. Claude Ramsey and Environment and Conservation Commissioner Bob Martineau presented the 2012 Governor's Environmental Stewardship Awards at the Ellington Agriculture Center campus in Nashville on Aug. 24, recognizing 11 honorees whose efforts have made a positive impact on Tennessee's natural resources.


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Right-hander Jeff Samardzija started the Cubs' first game of the Cactus League season. Samardzija was the regular-season Opening Day starter last year and the nominal No. 1 pitcher on the staff.
However, lefty Travis Wood wound up being the Cubs' most effective starter, and new manager Rick Renteria remains noncommittal on who will start Opening Day in Pittsburgh on March 31. Will it be Samardzija, or will it be Wood?
Wood was scheduled to start the third game of the Cactus League season. That would put him on line to start the second game of the season, which happens after an off day following Opening Day.
The smart money still is on Samardzija, but Renteria isn't tipping his hand. But he says there's nothing mysterious about it.
"So many things can happen over the course of the spring that I'm not going to lock myself into trying to divulge something that I can't really determine will be in the end," Renteria said.
Renteria was referring to injury. Samardzija's name also has come up in trade rumors. Either way, Renteria said he didn't feel it was fair to anybody to commit so soon.
"That's a terrible thing to do when you name somebody and then all of a sudden it changes," he said. "Obviously, we give you a name and then by elimination everybody starts deducing and speculating. And I've got a large group of guys that are very talented, and I want to see what they can do, and we'll determine that as the days move forward and we get closer to (Opening Day)."
--RHP Jeff Samardzija worked two scoreless innings in the Feb. 27 Cactus League opener against the Diamondbacks. Samardzija, last year's Opening Day starter, gave up two hits. He is the early favorite to pitch the regular-season opener at Pittsburgh. It is also possible Samardzija will be traded, but he made it sound as if that would surprise him. "From what it sounds like right now, we're going head over heels for the season with this team," he said after his start. He and the Cubs are still working on a long-term contract extension.
--INF Emilio Bonifacio started at second base in the Cactus League opener against the Diamondbacks. He tripled and scored a run in the first inning. The Cubs recently signed Bonifacio to a minor league contract and invited him to big-league camp. He possesses speed, an item in short supply with the Cubs. It is possible he could stick as a backup infielder.
--RHP Kyuji Fujikawa began throwing off a mound in late February. It was the first time he did so since having Tommy John surgery on his elbow last June. The first session was 20-25 pitches. Fujikawa's elbow injury limited him to just 12 games last season after the Cubs signed him to a two-year deal out of Japan. "It's one step at a time and it's a long process," Fujikawa said through his interpreter. The Cubs hope he can return to major league action sometime during the summer.
--RHP Kyle Hendricks, the organization's minor league pitcher of the year last season, was impressive in an intrasquad game. He is a long shot to make the Opening Day roster, but he could come up sometime during the summer. "He's probably put himself on everybody's radar by the way he went about his business last year," manager Rick Renteria said. "It doesn't hurt anybody to come out and do well."
--RHP Arodys Vizcaino, who has not pitched since 2011 because of a long recovery from Tommy John surgery, pitched in an intrasquad game in late February. The Cubs remain hopeful Vizcaino can pitch for them this season, and they would use him out of the bullpen. They obtained him from the Atlanta organization at the July trading deadline in 2012. "I'm just hoping his health continues to not be an issue," manager Rick Renteria said. "His arm is live."
QUOTE TO NOTE: "You assume they're there every game. I want to put on a good show for them." -- RHP Jeff Samardzija, on being aware scouts from other teams are watching him.


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MONTROSE – Spurred by healthy public support, the Montrose City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday to increase compensation for residents serving on the city council, increasing each councilor's monthly pay from $275 to $500. A second vote on the matter is scheduled for Sept. 17.
Residents Doug Glaspell, Jim Anderson and former city councilor Jose Abeyta all said councilors should be compensated at a higher rate, in order to attract more competition for open council seats and younger candidates.
Glaspell suggested that members of city council, who are tasked with managing the city's multimillion-dollar operating budget, should be paid more for their service.
"I would like to point out that the positions that you people hold are similar to the CEO of a large corporation," Glaspell said. "Don't sell yourself short on your efforts to make Montrose a successful city, now and in the future. Compared to Congress, you and your staff are doing one heck of a job."
Anderson said councilors' compensation should be $1,000 per month, which would entice younger candidates to compete for open seats.
"I think it's a win-win deal," he said, adding that the opportunity to serve, combined with better pay, would give interested candidates reason to apply.
Abeyta, who does not live within the city, said the current demographics would be better served with increased pay. Most, he said, still live "paycheck to paycheck" and have more expenses than those who are retired and can better afford to serve.
A pay raise is "going to solicit better-qualified people," Abeyta said.
Councilor Carol McDermott dissented.
"I'm against this particular ordinance [2324], because I consider my service to be that, a service," McDermott said. "I don't think that now is the time, that our budget is healthy enough, to support this particular item. There are other needs that are crying out."
City Attorney Stephen Alcorn read a letter from former city councilor Gail Marvel, who said increasing compensation simply to draw in younger candidates was "faulty logic" and urged the council to vote 'no.'
Newly-appointed City Councilor David Romero disagreed with Marvel's sentiment. "I know it's a public service, and I know you should do this [out of] the goodness of your heart, but when it cuts into your pocketbook at the end of the month, I don't see how younger people will step up at a younger age," Romero said. "I know the council has been divided on this issue. No disrespect to my former council members, but I still have a mortgage. I still live paycheck to paycheck. I was very happy to see that paycheck at the end of last month.
"I also felt [that], because I'm being paid, there was a higher level of service expected from me," he added.
Councilor Bob Nicholson pointed out that the medical insurance offered to council costs more money than a councilor's compensation.
"If you feel uncomfortable taking the salary, I don't think you have to. You can give it back, you can do whatever you want to. But that needs to be a personal issue," Nicholson said.
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What do you get when you mix a local nonprofit, with some of the city's top chefs?
It's a recipe for what hopes to be a successful program, which will teach kids a little about culinary art. The program, called "Rosemary's Kitchen" is the brainchild of Rosemary Kowalski, a 66-year veteran of the food industry.
The program will offer hands-on training to at-risk youth, helping and inspiring them, to pursue careers in the culinary arts.
"We want to teach them to learn things that are very practical for all of us," said Kowalski. "Because nowadays people eat out more than they do at home. "
Though the program hasn't started quite yet, SA Youth CEO, Cynthia Le Monds says, it's already a crucial part of what the non-profit does.
"A lot of our young people are quitting school, and they don't have any opportunity, and are low on their skills," said Le Monds. "There aren't a lot of workforce training programs in our community that are training these young people. And the beauty of this program is it helps them get that workforce skill, but it helps them get their high school diploma or GED at the same time."
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- One Double Bed
Deluxe Double Room
- One Queen Bed
Junior Villa
- One Queen Bed
Suite Villa
- One Queen Bed
Elegant country estate in Bagno a Ripoli
With a stay at Villa Olmi Firenze - MGallery Collection in Florence, you'll be close to San Piero a Ema Church and Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore.
This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Villa Gamberaia and Nelson Mandela Forum.
Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and plasma televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature jetted bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include direct-dial phones, as well as safes and desks.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare, and a fireplace in the lobby. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the complimentary area shuttle.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a business center, currency exchange, and express check-in. Event facilities at this hotel consist of banquet facilities and a meeting/conference room. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
Surrounded by a centuries-old park in Bagno a Ripoli, Villa Olmi Firenze - MGallery Collection features landscaped grounds, fruit trees, a vegetable garden, and walking paths. The carefully restored buildings of the estate retain design details such as wood-beam ceilings and terra cotta floors. An outdoor pool is open seasonally, and a fitness center is available year-round. The resort offers a gourmet Tuscan restaurant and wine bar on site. Room service is available 24 hours a day. A complimentary shuttle takes guests to the historic center of Florence, 4 miles (6.5 kilometers) away. Business-friendly amenities include a business center and complimentary wireless Internet access. Parking is free, and a heliport is available day and night.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Concierge desk
- Currency exchange
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Tour assistance
- One meeting/conference room
- Luggage storage
- Express check-in
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Garden
- Laundry facilities
- Free parking
- Room service (24 hours)
- Secretarial services
- Free Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Swimming pool - outdoor seasonal
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking
- Room Amenities
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Direct-dial phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Extra towels/bedding
- Turndown service
- Bidet
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Premium bedding
- Climate control
- Complimentary newspaper
- In-room massage available
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Jetted bathtub
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Plasma TV
- Dining
Il Cavaliere - Fine-dining restaurant serving traditional Tuscan and Italian dishes. Seating for 50. Cooking classes offered.
Wine Bar - Serving more than 250 varieties of Italian and international wines. Wine, cold cut, and cheese tastings offered.
Room service - Available 24 hours a day.
- Recreation
The landscaped grounds of Villa Olmi Resort include fruit trees, walking paths, gardens, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Located in a passage connecting the Fattoria and the Villa, the fitness center offers a range of cardio equipment and free weights. The resort also includes a heliport.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours on site
- Swimming on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
- Resort fee: 4 percent of room rate
- Additional Details
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.


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I have to wonder if the tankless unit has some sort of galvanic action that is acting as a catalyst to oxidize dissolved iron causing it to precipitate.
I have to wonder if the tankless unit has some sort of galvanic action that is acting as a catalyst to oxidize dissolved iron causing it to precipitate.
Hi, Every One, Thanks for all the thoughts. Now I think it is not the dediment, since I have another water heater without the problem. And the cold water line is always clean. Please see the attached picture, Will this "Union" create the problem. It is not a brass/copper Union for both ends. Remember the rusty color water only keeps about 10 seconds. Thanks
yes, they will rust up over time ,
especially if there is a galvonic reaction going on...
they will rust up Big Time on a water heater....
dialectric unions cause more problems than they actually solve
get rid of them and hook the unit up with copper female adaptors
and see if that does not solve the problem
Hi, Thanks for everyone ! The problem was gone After replacing the Union with tankless valve kit ( all are mady by brass) The problem was generated by the Union even it does not directly touch the copper pipe, but the water conducted the elelctrolyte-ion migration and the electricity (tankless water has electricity connected)accelerated the electode action.
I'm glad you figured out the problem.
I quit using dielectric unions years ago. Some cities around here like to use a 6" brass nipple between galvanized pipe can copper for that reason. I've found that a galvanized dielectric union takes very little time to close up when attached to copper.


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|glad the booties worked out.
Here is Penny walking with her booties and a sweater (the sweater was made by my mom for Diesel and Diesel was smaller than Penny so it looks a little small but it was not too tight). Penny loved walking in the snow with her booties and sweater and have had no problem putting them on her I need to get a bigger sweater and bigger booties as both are too small but they worked for the storm we had yesterday lol.. Here is a little video I took while walking.
|Maybe it's the type of bootie. I had bought G fake Muttluks (as the true were 60+ dollars), they just slip down and would be tripping over them. A more fitted flat sole bootie maybe better. Or you can try those rubber ones (get at walmart or just about anywhere), although I don't see how they don't cut off circulation, even -xtra large...IDK, never used, but have seen on a golden (purple size), and he seemed fine. At least to cover the cut pad.
Anyway, she has always been afraid of me putting revolution on her or giving her meds or anything of the sort. But I will try to ease the booties on today and start trying to use them. I hope I can actually use them esp now that she has another cut on her pad and walking on that salt is going to hurt her more
|i think you are going to have use booties. there is a balm for pads, but it won't prevent cuts. how were the pads of the other dog?
Well the revolution should have stopped in like Oct. It is probably hurting her. Burning maybe.
Booties. Try putting on back feet only to start (treats, treats, treats!). bring the other two, so when her feet hurt and she lays down, clean off and put other two on, when she gets back into her groove she may recognize as feeling better and like them.
Whenever G walks through salt (to cross road or something) I move him into snow to clean off. This generally results in ice balls forming in his paws between the toes and heel (not sure what the paw anatomy is called...lol), so I dig out the ice balls (with bare fingers), and he is up and boogying along again. I use on back only, at least I know which are affected if he wimps out.
Penny's Paws
So Penny seems to have very sensitive paws, she has cut them several times and she again some how managed to slice her toe pad open this morning while we had our morning playdate with my neighbor (a good friend of mine) and her dog Scooby-Doo. Not sure how it happened as the ground is covered in snow and I know there is no glass or nails or anything like that that would have done it, so I am assuming it was the ice under the snow that did it. But Penny's paws arnt only sensitive to being cut open but salt! Omg the salt out now I can no longer walk Penny on any kind of main street or anywhere that salt is used. Penny's first walk when it first got icy out and the salt was put down was unbearable I had to call my friend to come get me and Penny because Penny was curled up on the grass screaming while holding her paws up. I felt so heart broken for her. My last GSD never had any problems with her feet and only cut her pad once on a broken beer at a park, and never had issues walking the streets in winter with the salt.
Does anyone else have a GSD with really sensitive paws? I have tried to put on a pair or doggy booties but Penny wont let me get near her with them. Which is also something I wanted to ask. Some things she is absolutely terrified of for no reason, like getting her revolution on, I have to get her into a corner and hold her down to put it on or she runs away and will not let me get close to her with it, and a bath you can forget as well. Not sure why she is so scared of things that have never hurt her but I guess thats just how my girl is, a big scaredy dog. Any suggestions how I can keep Penny's paws safe from getting cut and safe from the salt this winter? Should I just keep trying to put the booties on her? I feel really stupid putting booties on my GSD, shes a GSD for crying out loud lol but if it will help Id rather do it than not.
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