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SALEM - Friday night at the John A. Cabas Gymnasium, Ryan Bush joined a distinct club in Salem basketball history by recording his 1,000th career point in a Quaker uniform. For his encore on Tuesday, Bush broke the long-standing record for points in a single game.
With 47 points in a 83-64 victory over Liberty, Bush surpassed the previous mark of 45 held by Walt DeShields, now the head coach of the West Branch girls program, that was set in 1979.
"I didn't think it was going to happen today, no way," Bush said. "I had 26 at the half, and guys were joking with me, saying 'hey, you're almost there.' Then I actually thought about it, but I just wanted to play the game. Then I started getting close to it and started knocking shots down."
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Pictured from left to right: Marissa Wright, a 2011 graduate of Salem High School, Salem head coach Rich Hart, Sgt. First Class Robert Dierx, Ryan Bush and John McKee, a 2012 graduate of Salem High School are pictured presenting Bush with an award for the J.J. Huddle Player of the Week. (Salem News/Gary Leininger)
Salem sputtered early on at both ends of the floor, which resulted in head coach Rich Hart electing to use a timeout up 9-8 with 3:50 to play in the first quarter.
"All we were doing was playing one-on-one. We weren't running any offense," Hart said. We had a lead but it didn't matter, we weren't doing what we were supposed to do. For a while there we played pretty good basketball, but in the second half we just never got it going defensively."
What coach Hart addressed with the break took hold, and Salem responded with two quick baskets to jumpstart a 12-0 run to give themselves a comfortable cushion at 21-8 to close out the quarter.
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LIBERTY SCORING: D.J. Hight 4-1-9, Asim Pleas 1-0-2, Markell Thompson 2-0-5, Darrien Underwood 6-0-14, Cameron Clark 3-0-7, John Helms 3-0-6, Dan Markulin 5-1-11, Torry Cato1-1-4, Terrence Thigpen1-0-2, Tyler Evans 1-2-4.
SALEM SCORING: Ryan Bush 15-12-47, Austin Frank 1-1-3, Mike Madison 0-2-2, Zack Wukotich 0-2-2, Brendan Webb 1-0-3, Max Wolfgang 2-2-6, Anthony Shivers 9-2-20.
THREE POINTERS: Liberty 5 (Underwood 2, Thompson, Clark, Cato), Salem 6 (Bush 5, Webb).
The Leopards had virtually no answer for the Salem's fast break. The Quakers run was keyed by baskets in transition, and Bush was responsible for 15 of the Quakers 21 first quarter points.
The Leopards D.J Hight put down a dunk in the second quarter with 4:05 to play that appeared to bring a jolt of energy to the Liberty bench. Bush quickly extinguished any fire they might have gotten from the dunk, beating the Leopards back down the floor for a three pointer from the left wing.
Bush came up with another basket in transition off of a turnover seconds later, and it forced Liberty head coach Dan Bubon to burn his third timeout of the half.
"I'm normally not the best 3 point shooter," Bush said. "Tonight they just started dropping for me and I just kind of let it come to me. Brendan Webb kept feeding me the ball and I kept knocking them down. The bigs did a great job rebounding and out-letting the ball for us to get fast break points. It was a fun game."
By the time the smoke settled at the half, Bush had 26 of his team's 50 points, and had scored as many as the entire Liberty team had amassed.
Anthony Shivers also poured in 11 of his 20 points on the evening in the second quarter to help stake Salem out to the large lead.
In the second half, Salem struggled to continue with the momentum that they had built up throughout the first. A 20-7 run through the third quarter cut the Salem lead to just 11 points with just over a minute to play in the frame.
"We were pathetic defensively, and you have to give them (Liberty) a lot of credit," Hart said. "They kept coming at us, they hit some tough shots and they played hard."
Aside from a pair of dunks from Bush and Shivers, there was little to feel good about in that third stanza.
"We wanted to get the ball inside more and we wanted to take care of the ball," Hart said. "You can't outscore people when you really need to, against real teams. In the league we're going to play defense."
The Quakers regained their form in the fourth, going on an 11-2 run to open the quarter and with six minutes left, Salem had another comfortable lead at 72-48.
Liberty did not go away, and knocked down a pair of three's from Hight and Darrien Underwood to appear alive, but as the fourth quarter wore on, the Leopards continued to foul Bush and send him to the free throw line.
He continued to knock them down.
"We were going to take him out when he had 36, and then he missed a free-throw. Then he hits a three and goes to 39, then he got to 42, then 44 and I took him out.
With the latest member of the 1,000 point club on the bench, chants of "put Bush in," began to fill the air. Hart then summoned his senior guard from the bench to renter the game.
"I've had three of my players break it in Minerva, and I let all three of them. So as long as it's one of your own players," Hart said. "There's always that chance though of him getting hurt. Luckily the scoreboard was tight, you know if it's 20, I don't think he comes back on the floor. It's a fine line, you never want to show up an opponent and that's definitely not what we wanted to do."
Again on a free throw, this time with just 16 seconds left on the clock, Bush stepped to the line. A collective "whoosh" from the Quaker faithful accompanied the ball through the basket and the crowd rose to their feet to give Bush a standing ovation as he exited the floor for the final time.
"It's crazy," Bush said with a smile as he was sported a new haircut that many of the Quaker teammates shared for the evening's game.
"We were going to do a team haircut, and we couldn't get anyone together," he said with a laugh. "There were about five our six of us that all got together and we thought we should put our numbers in it. But one number on one side was kind of weird, so some of us added something on the other side to kind of balance it out."
Salem also won the jayvee game 49-42. Mike Popa paced the Quakers with 24 points. Ryan Hoover and Trey Toothman each chipped in with eight points.
Salem hosts West Branch on Friday.


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Big Nights from Majok, Scaife Not Enough at Akron
Jauwan Scaife added 17 points as he surpassed the 1,000-point milestone for his career, becoming the 26th Ball State player ever to do so.
Majok added a game-high 13 rebounds to his game-high 26 points for his second straight double-double and his sixth of the season.
The Cardinals dropped to 7-8 (1-2 Mid-American Conference) with the loss, while Akron ran its winning streak to eight games to improve to 12-4 (3-0 MAC).
Ball State returns to action Saturday with another road game at Central Michigan, which will be televised by the Ball State Sports Network. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. as the Cardinals play their third road game in their first four league contests.
Wednesday at Akron, Ball State built at 28-22 lead in the closing minutes of the first half before a 12-0 Akron run going into the break changed the course of the game. The Zips extended their lead to as many as 10 points early in the second half, but the Cardinals never let the MAC leaders get out of reach.
Back-to-back 3-pointers from Scaife trimmed the Akron lead to one at 47-46 midway through the second half and put the Muncie native over the 1,000-point mark.
The Zips pushed the lead back to eight, but the Cardinals pulled within four at 61-57 on a lay-in by Majok with 3:20 to play and then got the ball back on an Akron turnover. Ball State had a chance to cut the lead even further but Marcus Posley's 3-pointer from the corner came up short.
Akron's Demetrius Treadwell converted a lay-in on the other end and then Alex Abreu knocked down a trey to push the Akron lead to 66-57 with 1:04 to play. From there, the Zips polished off the game at the free throw line.
Nick Harney led Akron with 15 points on the night, while Zeke Marshall scored 13 and Abreu added 11. Chris Bond joined Majok and Scaife in double figures for Ball State with 10 points and also added eight rebounds.
The Cardinals made a point out of feeding the post, scoring 32 points in the paint against a long Akron front line that includes Marshall, the MAC leader in blocked shots. Majok connected on 10 of his 16 attempts for the Cardinals against the Zips post players.
Ball State finished the game shooting 44.4 percent to Akron's 41.2 percent and held a 33-32 rebounding advantage over the Zips.


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Games on tomorrow at 8, correct? I'm excited as ever for this one. Think the boys are going to make many posters start singing different tunes. Most likely the same ones that didn't want us to make the playoffs because "we would've just got spanked."
I called us beating the Ducks in 7 and then losing to the Hawks in 6, but on my TSN pool I left Howard in there with Quick as my goalies, so there's still enough faith in the Wings left.


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Thanks for the explanation and the video. I like this music and program very much. The jumps are problematic but they should improve with more training considering he was off ice for so long. His skating, though, is definitely very Senior, with speed and ice coverage, good footwork and musicality. I forgot how I liked his style. Jeremy is an artist who needs a technical upgrade to compete with the top guys.
I like the new hair too. I think it's a result of his brother's girlfriend leaving her blow dryer behind and Jeremy trying it out, leading to a new 'do which seems to stick.
Wow, Shaquille went for another 4S! Bravo, much better attempt, still under-rotated though.
Jeremy just had a heart-melting Postman LP Love the whole package. We have a BC sweep on the podiums: Jeremy, Liam, and Nam. I hope Nam would start to pay more attention on his posture and basics, spending some time with W/L is not a bad idea. Isn't Scott Davis also located near the west coast? Both Jeremy and Liam have beautiful skating qualities, but in order to compete internationally, they do need the jumps.
I hope Shaquille can pull it together on the other side of the scale.
Big jumps or skating quality, why not both yeah, I've been spoiled by Patrick
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So which of the men are worth watching? I've only seen Jeremy Ten before...
I wonder why Jessica Dubé continues to skate singles ... does anyone have a clue? To get more practice with her solo jumps? As a back-up in case her pairs partnership doesn't work out? Just because she enjoys it? (I don't know, just randomly speculating ).
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Not sure why Jessica continues to skate singles, but there are quite a few other pairs skaters who also do that. Examples are Julianne Seguin (of Seguin/Andrews, who were 2nd at Challenge; Julianne also won the junior ladies at Challenge), Brittany Jones (of Jones/Gaskell, 6th at Canadians last season; she also qualified for Canadians in junior), both Natasha Purich and Raymond Schultz (of Purich/Schultz, last season's junior champions; she qualifed 13th in senior for Canadians, while he missed qualifying) and both Alexie Gelinas and David Struthers (of Gelinas/Struthers, 10th at Canadians last season; he qualified 11th in seniors, and she is the first substitute for senior ladies and probably will also go to Canadians in senior).
I think some of them do it to gain more experience with jumps in a program, or to have more experience of skating in competition.
It's unusual to see that for pairs skaters who have been top 10 in the world in pairs, however.
I just posted another thread about skaters who competed in both disciplines It does seem to be rare for a skater to continue competing in multiple disciplines as long as Jessica has though, and (as you say), after having considerable success in one discipline.
Now that I think about it, I remember reading an article about her around the time of her break-up with Bryce, and she was talking about how much she enjoyed skating individually... maybe it's just for the experience.


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The Nashville actress – who is co-hosting CMT's Artists of the Year – had a blast taping the awards show in Franklin, Tenn., on Monday night.
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NIAGARA FALLS – Two vehicles were vandalized in Niagara Falls on Tuesday, including a Range Rover which sustained more than $1,700 in damage.
The owner of the 2003 Range Rover told police that sometime between 1 and 3 a.m. Tuesday, while parked in the 1700 block of Tennessee Avenue, someone spray painted orange and red all around the base of her vehicle, pried off both fenders and both taillights, removed the gas cap door, and smashed the driver's side front and rear door windows. Damage was estimated at $1,750.
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An illegal immigrant who applied to Trident Technical College this week will not be eligible for state or federal financial aid, according to school officials.
Israel Ortega, 27, of North Charleston, is an illegal immigrant who was granted a temporary stay in the United States through the Department of Homeland Security's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, known as DACA. That cleared the way for him to apply at Trident.
On Tuesday, Ortega walked up to the admissions window at the school's North Charleston campus on Rivers Avenue and submitted his application. A few weeks earlier, Ortega had attempted the same thing, but he was turned away by school officials who said state law restricted him from attending the school.
Enrollment officials had pointed to the state's Illegal Immigration Reform Act, which bans people who are in the country illegally from attending and benefiting from public institutions such as Trident.
This week, the state's Commission on Higher Education offered the school clarification, school spokesman David Hansen said. The commission gave Trident the green light to enroll DACA students who qualify for admissions, he said.
It's a move that made Ortega's former Stall High School global studies teacher, Gail Auld, proud. "He was just one of the brightest stars of my day every single day. He was so polite and kind," she said.
Auld, who is now retired, said she taught Ortega between 2003 and 2004 and watched him struggle at first. "Israel had a horrible time reading. He didn't speak much English," she said. "He would just trudge through his homework."
Auld said Ortega fought hard to get the most out of his education. "He wanted to do well. He wanted to learn and graduate from high school," she said. "Kids like that, you just want to do anything you can for."
Despite the cleared pathway for Ortega's application to Trident Tech, he and any other DACA recipients who later enroll in the school will not be eligible for financial assistance, according to Hansen.
Those potential students cannot receive state-supported scholarship and grant funds such as S.C. lottery-funded tuition assistance.
The U.S. Department of Education has informed the school that those students don't meet the criteria for eligible non-citizen status, so federal aid also is unavailable to them, Hansen said.
The DACA recipients who enroll in the college will have to pay out-of-state tuition, according to Hansen. Out-of-state tuition for a full-time student is $3,499.40 per semester.
Diana Salazar, founder of the Latino Association of Charleston, who protested the school's initial refusal of Ortega's application, said they are aware of the financial aid restrictions. "When he applied, school officials explained everything to him," she said.
For now, she said she doesn't have a problem with it.
Salazar said about 10 other students who are DACA recipients will likely apply for admission at Trident.
Hansen also pointed out that Trident Tech did not independently make the decision about DACA recipients' enrollment. The rule applies to all colleges and universities in South Carolina, he said.
What is DACA?
On June 15 the Secretary of Homeland Security announced that people who came to the United States as children and met certain guidelines may request consideration to stay in the country for at least two years. Those who qualify would then be eligible for work authorization.
Among other things, the guidelines require that applicants must have entered the U.S. before his or her 16th birthday, have continuously lived in the U.S. since June 15, 2007, and have not been convicted of a felony, significant misdemeanor or three or more other misdemeanors. The application fee is $465.
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A small molecule drug that specifically inhibits cyclin D-CDK4 and D-CDK6 kinase activity has shown early promise as a potential treatment for some types of breast cancer and T cell acute lymphoblastic leukemias (T-ALL), researchers claim.
A team at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School generated strains of engineered mice that lacked individual D-cyclins, to see the effects on tumor development. Their results showed that cyclins D1 and D3 are essential for the maintenance of some types of tumors, but can be knocked down or inhibited globally without affecting the animal's general health or development.
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Michelle Obama danced into the morning hours with a glittery crowd of 500 that kept the White House's East Room bumping at the First Lady's 50th birthday bash Saturday night.
Sasha and Malia Obama watched in awe as Beyoncé sang, while elsewhere, Paul McCartney danced and Hillary Clinton schmoozed. "It was just an incredible party," the guest told PEOPLE, "chock-full of celebrities."
And, just as she wished for, the birthday girl danced. And danced. Wearing a long red jumpsuit reminiscent of her 2012 Inaugural gown, Mrs. Obama arrived laughing and never stopped beaming. "She was enthralled. You could tell she had a lot of fun," says the guest.
Smokey Robinson greeted Hillary Clinton with a bear hug at the North Portico door where she'd been talking with Democratic Party donors, while Bill Clinton chatted with Jennifer Hudson. Top White House adviser Valerie Jarrett was on the arm of NFL veteran and sportscaster Ahmad Rashad. James Taylor held court with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who later tried to get a dance with McCartney, who only had eyes for his wife of two years, Nancy Shevell.
"Sir Paul didn't allow many people to come between him and his bride. He came to party!" says the source. "He pulled his jacket off, put it at Valerie's table and then danced away with his wife."
To fuel all that partying, there were mini crab cakes, fried oysters on toast rounds, roast beef sliders and champagne. When the birthday cake was brought out, John Legend sang two different renditions of "Happy Birthday" – the standard-issue version, then a jazzier take.
Among the other stars spotted in the crowd were Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, Janelle Monae, Mary J. Blige, Angela Bassett, Courtney Vance, Herbie Hancock, Samuel L. Jackson, Grant Hill, Alonzo Mourning, Ledisi, Emmett Smith, Star Jones, Al Roker, Steve Harvey, Magic Johnson, Billie Jean King and Michael Jordan.
Vice President Biden worked the room, as did the Clintons, who avoided the dance floor, our source says.
"They said there were 500 people there, but it felt like more," a second guest tells PEOPLE. "Still, it somehow felt so intimate. And everyone got teary when Barack spoke."
The President gave a "moving tribute to his wife, recounting the first time he laid eyes on her, how he was soaking wet and had on bad shoes but she didn't hold it against him," the first source reported. "He thanked her for being patient with him. You could tell he had married his best friend."
Beyoncé, who brought her mother with her and wore a cream-colored and feathered mini dress, performed a mini concert of a half-dozen hits, including "All the Single Ladies."
DJ Cassidy took over around midnight, Bey changed into slippers to hit the floor herself, and Mrs. Obama slipped upstairs. "Around 1:15, she came back down. She'd taken off her heels and put her hair up and that's when the party kicked into another gear. Every woman in that place took their shoes off!"
During DJ Cassidy's set, Stevie Wonder got behind a keyboard and played an impromptu medley of songs.
"At 2 a.m., there were the President and First Lady on the dance floor with a circle around them," says the first guest. "It was Beyoncé and some of her dancers and the Obamas were more than keeping up. It looked like they got briefed on all the new moves. The First Lady danced like she was one of her daughters' generation."
Guests had been greeted by a "cell phone check" table where they deposited their camera phones on arrival and it was understood that this was not an occasion for Tweeting party photos or Facebooking details. So Ledisi played it safe, posting an Instagram photo of her feet at 3 a.m. along with a message that summed it all up: "What a night! Our feet hurt! lol!"
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Recent job numbers released for the month of April show that more new jobs have been added to the economy.
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College officials say that how easy it is to find a job depends on what students major in.
Employers say that now students who major in accounting, engineering, and health professions are in high demand, but others are entering into a tighter job market.
Ryan Macalady, a student at the University of Arkansas, says that the up and down economy does put on more pressure to do well during finals week since students feel the need to stand out from the crowd.


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Open Sources: Voices from the Open Source Revolutionby Tim O'Reilly Larry Wall Eric S. Raymond Chris Dibona Mark Stone Sam Ockman Open Source Organization Brian Behlendorf Scott Bradner Jim Hamerly Kirk Mckusick Tom Paquin Bruce Perens Richard Stallman Michael Tiemann Linus Torvalds Paul Vixie Bob Young
Through essays that explain how the movement works, why it succeeds, and where it is going. A powerful vision from the movement's spiritual leaders, this book reveals the mysteries of how open development builds better software and how businesses can leverage freely available software for a competitive business advantage.
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After implementing timeline for fan pages Facebook has yet again changed the playing field in the way that brands interact with customers through their branded Facebook fan pages.
The ability to set a default landing tab will affect retailers who are using fan page apps such as Payvment and ShopTab in order to sell directly from their pages.
Small to medium sized retailers, who have already had little luck selling in Facebook with little, if any, marketing budgets will be hit the hardest by this move. As reported a little while ago by CommerceOnFacebook, it will be the enterprise solutions of retail applications who will benefit the most from this change.
Companies such as 8th Bridge, ShopIgniter and Sortal who offer both customized solutions and the correct tools for successful marketing will now pull away from the crowd. 'Off the shelf' solutions which rely on the merchant to find their own marketing success, will see a continued decline in signups and subscription cancellations. Smaller storefront providers will probably begin to shut their own doors or change their Facebook applications completely.
Due to the most recent changes, not only the ability to set the default landing tab has changed. The size of the canvas has increased which means that subscription based storefront providers will need to move fast to keep up with the development changes.
Fan pages will have the same timeline format as personal pages. The picture at the top of the screen displayed on the default landing tab will not have the ability to link anywhere, display pricing information or have any clickable call to action. Developers of fan page storefront applications must now offer retail customers solutions which entice shoppers to enter the storefront. This is yet another click away from the reach of customers, who have already displayed a lack of interest in shopping on Facebook.
Below is the new layout of the Walmart Facebook fan page after the switch to the new timeline.
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Raising Startup Capital From Anywhere, USA
Technology startup Submittable Inc. has raised nearly $1 million from angel investors since its inception in 2010. Its three founders aren't from an entrepreneurial hub like San Francisco or New York. They live in Missoula, Mont., are in their 40s and have never before started a business.
To court potential backers thousands of miles away, the trio posted a profile of their startup on AngelList, a networking site for investors and entrepreneurs not unlike LinkedIn. They included details about the business that they figured would be attractive to investors, such as the number of customers already using its Web-based submission-management software.
"It acts as a megaphone," says one Submittable co-founder, Michael FitzGerald, 42 years old.
In recent years, new technology has emerged that's made it easier for startups to attract investors from just about anywhere. With these tools, founders from small cities and rural areas no longer necessarily need to travel long distances to try and woo potential backers. They can point angel investors and VCs to their online profiles, apply for funding and even close deals from their computers.
Since launching in 2010, AngelList has helped drive financing to more than 2,500 startups, with rounds averaging between $50,000 and $1 million, according to its CEO and co-founder Naval Ravikant. Among AngelList's 200,000 registered users are 5,000 "sophisticated" investors and 7,000 additional accredited investors, he says. More than 40,000 startups are actively using the site, and about 40 new companies add profiles each day.
Ray Chan, an angel investor in Irvine, Calif., says he frequently uses AngelList to identify and research investment opportunities. He invests about $25,000 in each of five to 10 startups a year, in addition to others via an angel group he belongs to called Tech Coast Angels and K5 Launch, a startup accelerator program he runs.
Prior to AngelList, Mr. Chan, 55, says he invested mostly in startups within driving distance. Now his portfolio includes Mr. FitzGerald's startup in Missoula, Mont., as well as new ventures in Lebanon, N.H., and Columbus, Ohio.
"AngelList helps give me a quick profile of the company and the people," Mr. Chan says. "It gives me a lot of transparency."
Last month, AngelList introduced a new tool likely to encourage more investors to look further away for investment opportunities called "Invest." It allows accredited investors to fund startups essentially by clicking on a button online. The tool is powered by New York-based SecondMarket, an investment platform that is licensed by the U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as a broker-dealer. For now, it's free for startups and investors to use, but startups must be invited to participate. (See related story.)
Other accredited investment platforms include MicroVentures in Austin, Texas, CircleUp in San Francisco and CrowdCube in Exeter, England.
Several set their pricing to resemble that of venture-capital firms or investment banks, structurally. For example, Microventures charges investors 4% of their funding commitment upfront. Later, it takes a "carry" or percentage of future profits returned by portfolio companies to investors.
Some angel investors and angel groups now scout deals and accept applications for funding from online services such as Gust.com, Medstartr.com and Crowdfunder.com. Entrepreneurs can use these sites to post and share documents with prospective backers, from pitch decks and design schematics, to financial records and legal paperwork -- often at no cost.
U.S. Angels put $9.2 billion to work in the first and second quarters of 2012, a 3.1% increase from the same period a year earlier, according to estimates by the Center for Venture Research at the University of New Hampshire. For all of 2012, the Center estimates that U.S. angel investment deals increased 3% and total investment dollars rose by 3% to 4%.


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Poorly implemented lab collection, processing and storage can foster conditions that erode specimen quality—particularly for molecular materials—and potentially impact the quality of research based on materials stored in biorepositories. Whether for clinical trials or academic research, scientists and biorepository managers can take basic steps that will improve the quality of biospecimen management:
Most samples are collected at a broad variety of inventory sites and under variable conditions. Biorepository managers should work directly with collaborators to understand sampling needs and develop specimen collection kits that support the study design, including sample volume, required number of time points, and any anticoagulant or stabilizing additive needed. Organizations and individuals at the point of collection must be given detailed written instructions for sample collection, temporary storage, and shipping so that the sample and supporting documentation coincide with the study protocol, and is not compromised on the way to the lab.
After original informed consent is given and the sample is collected, the most important part of the process is ensuring that all attributes follow the de-identified sample via a unique identifier. Samples that lose their "primary identifier" are useless for the purpose of medical research. Therefore, samples must be labeled with a customized barcoded cryolabel that is interfaced to a tracking/manifesting system so that every "hand off" is tracked electronically. Labs that do not utilize electronic tracking should follow samples via a manifest that includes information on the sample label, collection date, sample type, number of samples (for cases of multiple samples), and storage temperature. Both systems should incorporate accountability in each step in order to guard the identity of specimens and support quality improvement.
Similarly, the patient consent authorization is a critical piece of information that must be carefully tracked from collection to storage and eventual testing. And in the event the subject takes back their consent, there needs to be a documented process to show the specimen has been discarded.
The maintenance of stable storage conditions is the primary function of a biorepository lab. This is especially critical when storing molecular material, including DNA, RNA and proteins, which are particularly vulnerable to degradation from temperature fluctuations. But equally important is preparing for catastrophic occurrence such as a hurricane that might cause a loss of power at a storage facility. Each facility should have a written and tested disaster recovery plan that includes a backup generator to support temperature stability and maintain sample integrity in the event of power outage. Similarly, electronic sample inventories must be protected from surges in power and similar outages and regular back-up of inventory systems to ensure no data is lost. Facility managers must maintain at least 5% additional storage units at each temperature range so that samples can be moved quickly from one unit to another in the event of a unit's failure.
The largest and most high-quality biobank is only as good as the data it yields. Biorepository executives must maintain robust and reliable inventory systems that permit attributes to be easily accessed and linked to the specimen, and the information needs to be provided to sponsors in real-time. This requires maintaining all information that is critical to the Sponsor's protocol. This may include time of collection, subject gender, age and testing results associated with the individual providing the specimen, and even the number of slides cut from tissue samples or the type of stain used to enhance contrast in a microscopic examination.
Gregg A. Faulconer and Marjorie R. Powell work for Quest Diagnostics Clinical Trials, a business of Quest Diagnostics.
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Barley Grass is the leaf portion of the Barley plant and has been recognised for its high concentrations of vitamins, minerals amino acids and enzymes. It has been suggested that Barley grass contains all of the vitamins, minerals and proteins necessary for the human diet, making it a great addition to any diet.
Barley Grass also has a high content of chlorophyll (25mg per serving). Barley Grass is also recognised for its high superoxide dismutase (SOD) content and contains 2g fibre per serving.
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High in both fibre & protein, our Barley Grass Powder is packed full of goodness. Simply try adding 4 1/2 small scoops (6g) to your shakes, smoothies or juice for a nutritional boost.
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Couldn't recommend this product more! Was recommended it as a treatment for an inflammatory health problem that caused chronic pain. Not only did it work, eliminating the daily pain that was making my life miserable, it has given me a new energy and vitality. Best value barley grass on the market. Only downside is its grim taste but mix it with some blackcurrant juice and you're fine! Goes Well With:blackcurrant juice
First of all I have not rated the Effectiveness, as its too early to grade. However, I am very impressed with the quality. This Barley Grass blends well, and taste as expected is strong, but is acceptable. I am taking as specified on packaging, which is written clearly. I like that this is re-sealable, not like the irritating long clips that you so often find on packaging. Goes Well With:Lemon juice, Maca powder and coconut oil.
It's very fine powder so be careful when opening Goes Well With:Shakes Smoothies
The taste is a little salty and mixes very will with water. Beware of color stains on your clothes
Sussed that this mixes well with beetroot juice, and the Reds blend sits nicely with it. Need to get it down quickly - not because it tastes bad, but it settles and needs re-mixing if you take your time. Best value barley grass on the market and since I'm working my way through my third 1kg order, I guess I like it.Goes Well With:Beetroot juice and reds blend
Delivery was superfast and on a Saturday...Great all round service, I was very impressed. This barley grass taste the same as previous purchases from other suppliers, but a better price. Best way to take this is mixed in a small glass, so you can take it like a shot and then drink a glass of water to dilute it once in your stomach. Not nice to drink a big glass full however much it's diluted. You can try mixing it with any other liquids or food, but your not going to disguise this wholesome flavour (i've tried). Well worth the grassy earthy taste... when you think of all the goodness and health benefits. Goes Well With:Water
I add to my Hemp Protein shake. Overall the taste cannot really get any worse so I may as well add it in.
Taste is bad, I taste better Barley Grass Powder.
At the begining it tastes a litlle funky if you take it by it self, but if you mix it with somethg it is nice. I mix it with vanilla cookie Whey, and it is avesomeGoes Well With:whey
Is it strange to be addicted to a green drink?? Takes time to get used to it but stick with it as it's wonderful stuff.
I bought this product because I wanted to add more nutrients to my diet. I feel healthier and feel as though it does me some good when I have it in the morning. I mix it with green tea and I can only taste the tea so it isn't too strong tasting. I haven't tried it on its own though. If you feel you want to add more nutrients and vitamins to your diet then go for this option :).Goes Well With:Green tea.
It can taste a bit acidic if mixed with fruit juice but it mixes very easily and tastes better with semi skimmed milk.Goes Well With:semi skimmed milk
Barley Grass Powder is an excellent quality product and I received quick service.Goes Well With:Orange juice
This is a hidden gem, gives you more energy and overall wellbeing than anything else i've taken so far. I usualy blend it with tea about 30m after the morning workout, just before going to work, it fuels me for the rest of the day. The taste may not be for everyone but it's 100% natural, unlike many other energy boost supplements.Goes Well With:Tea
This product has provided a really good replacement for a herb mix I usually drink at home. Would provide it to anyone looking for a healthy general energy and immune system boost, as well as some micro-nutrients.Goes Well With:Water
I've been using Barley Grass powder for years, has a cooling effect on the body (my opinion anyway). It doesn't taste at all bad, has a great colour and is full of nutrients. This one is pretty good value for money too.Goes Well With:Juice
It's good, gives a feeling I don't miss anything from my body. It provide a better life feeling and get off my attention what to eat. It feels better and fresher with this product the next morning, I have got less tired
Buy it because it works. Doesn't mix very well in my opinion. But I feel great after a few days on the stuff - and notice when I've not been taking it.Goes Well With:Mixed into any shake.
I ordered Barley Grass Powder from Myprotein and it arrived swiftly and safely. This powder is excellent for digestion and packed with vitamins, minerals, amino acids and enzymes. It is a great antioxidant and seems to give me energy, too.
Barley Grass Powder is an excellent product and I received excellent service.
When I first opened the packet of Barley Grass Powder, it smelt exactly like the expensive grass I buy my rabbits - and I love the smell of that (although I've never tried to eat it). It takes some time to get used to drinking a "toxic green" looking drink (I just mix with water) but I have come to enjoy it. It has a weird taste, but is nice all the same. Detoxification is not something you can really measure with a check in the mirror or a tape measure so it is difficult to say if it works as it should, but I have been mixing it with some Whole Psyllium Husks, and I'm definitely feeling less weighted, and freed up inside.
Mixes great, gives a nice feel after as it's packed with goodness... but the taste! Seriously bad taste that does get easier to drink, might be worth mixing with juice!
I mix barley grass, wheat grass, spirulina and cholrella together with hemp protein, yes taste bad but u get used to it like everything else. mix with water only and u get a dark green healthy drink. fantastic for you and best amounts of vitamins and other goodies you'll ever getGoes Well With:water and other mentioned
its good value for the money. not sure if allowed to mention other products but magma powder brand costs 3x as much
since ive been taking this barley grass powder and undenatured whey protein ive definitely been feeling and looking a bit healthier. I mix this into apple juice and it gives it a wholesome earthy taste. very healthy. try it
"first time having this and it taste just like i thought it would, grass! with a hint of straw, i dont use it like it says to i but it in a shout glass ans soot it down with 50 ml water. if you have it with 155 to 200 you have to have 3 drinks of it if you cant down stuff. so just shot glass it, also i have been using it with ginger it take a good bit of the bad taste away, ginger beer if you have no ginger powder"
"I have to say although this stuff doesn't taste the best, I can honestly see the positive effects it has. I find it helps you concentrate and also gives you more energy and go. It mixes fairly well with Orange juice but its not really about the taste is it? Get this down your neck and you'll see how good it is. Highly recommended."
"Peeps! who cares about taste when you have such a nutritionally dense food as this. Consume it, knowing how much good it is doing for your body. Like people have said: you will notice the difference. For me personally, it's great for alkalising, especially being a woman of 52. Helps keeps the calcium in my bones instead of being dragged into my system to keep my body and the correct pH. I personally smoothie it up with the whey protein in the blender with any low fructose fruit and some raw beetroot (which incidentally) gives it a ""prettier"" colour if you're really worried about what it looks like! Also great for a mini-detox because of the chlorophyll. If anyone still needs convincing, type ""barley grass benefits"" into Uncle Google and you'll get all the unbiased information that you need! Who's lookin' out for ya? Myprotein, that's who!"
"Really bad taste i think, needs to be mixed with something else just so you can keep consuming everyday. Its like eating under your lawn mower lol but i feel pretty good after mixing it with green tea and chucking it into blender with fruit and protein "
"Honestly, if people complain about this product you are clearly not taking it for the right reasons. I fancied a bit of goodness into my high protein diet, to fish out all the excess toxins and such. This has, in 3 days, made me feel so much better. I wake up better, I sleep better... An I am pretty sure it is because of 2 of these drinks a day. or it could be the new Bedtime Extreme but I doubt that. Anyway, Overall, it is a very good product and mixes well. Tastes like a lovely Green Tea!"
"I am relatively new to myprotein so i was excited when i saw their huge range of products. Barley grass powder was one of the first items i ordered i have to say i felt the difference. If you don't already have enough fibre or your diet does not have sufficient nutrients then you will probably find that trips to the loo are more frequent. THE TASTE IS FINE!!! Too many people saying it does'nt taste nice blah blah, just shut up and neck it. I dont know if this will help or not but i have been training muay thai for a while now and i find this does make me feel better which has a positive effect on training and in weights sessions too...... THUMBS UP MYPROTEIN!!!!!!!!!!"
"If you can find a mini liquid-shaker then it mixes fine. I can imagine it wouldn't mix so well in a glass and clump as some of the other reviewers have experienced as it's a very fine powder, but shakes down perfectly. Taste is reminiscent of Horlicks, which of course has barley in it. I treat this Organic barley grass powder is the antithesis of the alcoholic shot! With its powerful detoxifying capacities it's not to be guzzled willy nilly! It's like a 'short' for healthy people! Shake it up in a smallish quantity of water and down it first thing when you get up in the morning."
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"I just add a MP small scoop or two to a green smoothie in the blender so that fixes the mixing, dust and taste issue."
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on November 16, 2012 - 7:40 AM
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A 26-year-old Rochester-area man ejected Thursday night from the Buffalo Bills game was found dead Friday morning in a small creek near Ralph Wilson Stadium, amid reports that the team's first home night game since 2008 was one of the rowdiest in memory.
The mysterious death, apparently by drowning, raised numerous questions Friday about how the young football fan died and what role security at and around the stadium may have played in his death.
"They came to go to a football game," Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz said. "Not to have this horrific event happen."
David Gerken Jr., 26, of Palmyra, about 20 miles southeast of Rochester, went to the evening Bills game with his brother and friends and was wearing an orange knit Dolphins hat, Orchard Park police said.
At around halftime, stadium security officers ejected him from the game, Orchard Park police said. Investigators are trying to determine why.
Gerken made arrangements with friends to meet up at Tailgaters Bar and Grill at Southwestern Boulevard at Abbott Road, Orchard Park Police Chief Andrew Benz said.
The brother and friends asked Gerken if he wanted them to join him then.
"He said, 'No, after the game was over,' " Benz said.
But when the game was over, Gerken was nowhere to be found.
At about 12:30 a.m., the brother called Orchard Park police to report him missing.
Officers dispatched a patrol car and notified surrounding towns, searching for about an hour and a half.
The missing persons report, not uncommon at games that attract tens of thousands of people to the stadium, came on an especially busy – some say unruly – night at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Police were also handling the investigation of an incident involving Robert Sitter, 31, of Hamilton, Ont., who was critically injured when he was struck by a car as he ran across Southwestern Boulevard.
Orchard Park police alone made 24 arrests in connection with the game.
At about 5:30 a.m. Friday, the Erie County Sheriff's Office was asked to help Orchard Park police by conducting an aerial search for Gerken.
Authorities also used "pinging" technology that helped them pinpoint the location of Gerken's cellphone.
He was found shortly after 7 a.m., face down in Smokes Creek, near Shadow Lane on the opposite end of the stadium from Tailgaters. The creek is at the bottom of what police described as a "steep" cliff.
"He was located in the stream in the ravine there behind the stadium," Benz said.
Investigators believe Gerken died in an "accidental drowning," Benz said.
There is a possibility that hypothermia played a role. Temperatures dipped to 29 degrees overnight, according to the National Weather Service.
There were no signs of trauma to Gerken's body, and Benz said there was no reason to suspect foul play.
It also wasn't clear whether Gerken was intoxicated or if that factored into why he was ejected.
"I don't know that alcohol played a role," Benz said.
In statement, Buffalo Bills spokesman Scott Berchtold said a "thorough review" of the case will be conducted.
"We are constantly reviewing our game day policies and procedures with our partners and local law enforcement," he added.
Gerken, according to the statement, was ejected for violating the Fan Code of Conduct – a policy posted on the team's website.
"Ejections," the statement added, "occur routinely during every home game as we endeavor to provide a safe and enjoyable game day experience for our fans."
Benz said there was no doubt that Thursday night was busy for authorities around the stadium.
He noted that police contended with an array of situations, mostly underage drinking. There also were two arrests for driving while intoxicated.
One woman was charged with aggravated DWI after her blood-alcohol content level was measured at more than three times the legal limit. A man was charged with three counts of DWI, including a Leandra's Law violation because his 15-year-old son was in the car.
The stadium's private security force made 18 arrests inside the stadium.
Erie County sheriff's deputies had 10 outside, including two for driving while intoxicated. And state police made five DWI arrests in the area during and after the game and two other criminal arrests, in addition to giving out 55 traffic tickets.
There was other evidence that Thursday was no ordinary night.
"There appeared to be abnormal ... lots of reports of high levels of public drunkenness," Poloncarz said.
There were four times as many requests for ambulances to take sick or injured fans from the stadium to a hospital, and the stadium first aid station was especially busy Thursday night, Poloncarz added.
Erie County Sheriff's Chief of Police Scott Joslyn said there was also an "obvious excitement" in the air as fans arrived for the prime time night game.
That said, Joslyn said he didn't get a sense that the fans were out of control or especially drunk.
"We're not arresting hundreds of people," he said.
However, he said his detail's arrests were "up slightly" compared with a usual Sunday game.
"On a normal Sunday game day, the Erie County Sheriff's Office on the outside would make between three and five arrests," he said.
While some fans who attended the game complained about the crowd, some found the security overly aggressive, ejecting people for acts they didn't seem to be doing.
Poloncarz said he heard from several unnamed business leaders Friday "who were so disappointed by what they saw that they're thinking about never going to a night game again."
Poloncarz said the Bills have made many efforts to curb excessive drinking and rowdy behavior by limiting the hours the public lots are open and cutting off beer sales inside the stadium earlier.
Security at the stadium has been part of the discussions around the talks about a new lease, said Poloncarz, who has been in contact with the Bills about Gerken's death as well as the behavior of the crowds.
"I know it's going to be a topic of discussion going forward," said Poloncarz, who expressed the county's condolences to the Gerken family.
Gerken's parents in Palmyra read a statement to The News, thanking the Erie County Sheriff's Office, the Orchard Park Police, Orchard Park firefighters, EMTs, and stadium security among others for their kindness.
Gerken wrote what seems to be a prophetic note on his Facebook page Nov. 5
He posted, "You may forget me now, but you'll miss me when I'm gone," an apparent reference to a recent breakup with a girlfriend.
Friends commented Friday that he was already missed: "So many broken hearts right now. You were right kid ... RIP."
News Staff Reporter Charity Vogel contributed to this report.
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ROCKFORD — The EIGERlab Information Technology Roundtable, the city of Rockford, the Illinois Science and Technology Coalition and the Smart Chicago Collaborative will hold a joint meeting of the Northern Illinois Coders from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Oct. 29 at Prairie Street Brewhouse, 200 Prairie St.
Civic innovation, open data and the Illinois OpenTech Hackathon will be discussed. Christopher Whitaker will be the guest speaker, followed by an open discussion and networking.
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on December 27, 2012 - 8:09 AM
SANBORN – Niagara County Community College has received four grants totaling nearly $2.5 million, President James P. Klyczek announced.
The largest grant is $350,000 each year for five years from the state Education Department for the Niagara Liberty Partnerships Program, a collaboration between Niagara County Community College and the school districts in the county's three cities.
The program will target 280 students at risk of dropping out of school, providing them with academic, social and personal support.
A $418,803 federal grant will enhance programs for Career and Technical Education students, including upgrades to NCCC's medical laboratories, a science tutoring center, child care subsidies and case management services for students.
The Garrett Lee Smith Suicide Prevention Grant Program awarded NCCC $147,854 over three years. The funds, which will be matched by NCCC each year, will be used to create a suicide prevention program.
The National Endowment for the Humanities supplied $175,122 to fund two one-week workshops on the construction of the Erie Canal.


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His main rebuttals:
- He added that there was no need for Lim to make queries about the project in public when he could easily obtain the answers from his officers and other sources.
- To Lim's assertion that the former state government should apologise to the prime minister for misleading him and inviting him to the launch when the project had not even been approved, Dr Teng said the invitation was from the developer Equine Capital Bhd and not the then state government.He stressed that even state government officials were at the launch as invited guests and played no part in organising the event.
- He said the prime minister himself requested, during the launch, that the state government facilitate and assist in the approval of the project
- To another question as to why the state government allowed the developer to sell and promote the project despite the fact that no approval had been given, Dr Teng said: "If the developer wants to do a conceptual launch or promote the project, we cannot stop them. Also, we were not aware what the developer was promoting."
- On the move to rezone the Turf Club land from recreational/open space to new development in the state structural plan, Dr Teng said it was done so that the land could be developed in the future."As far as I am concerned, any development can take place on the land and it is not confined to the PGCC project."
- "You must understand that this is a private land which belongs to a private club and since there was an application to develop it, we figured that it was best to include it into the structural plan."
1) When the new administration took office, most of the documents were either removed or destroyed. Isn't the responsibility of the previous government to be accountable for its actions? If Dr Koh wants to be known as a gentleman politician, surely some honest reply will not hurt but may instead put Gerakan in a good light.
2) On the invitation, granted the PM was not being misled. He was very much part of the project anyway. But why didn't Teng, Dr Koh and several BN councillors stayed away from the launch knowing that it was a controversial project yet to receive approvals? Dr Koh did make a statement that he hoped PGCC will be similar like KLCC so he could enjoy his coffee and at the same time admiring the environment. By attending the launch, the state government is very much part of the event.
3) I remembered talking to some Gerakan leaders about the project and requested them to scale it down. They remarked its difficult for Tsu Koon to defy the PM since the latter had instructed him to expedite the approvals. Only when the issue became a big political risk for BN, Tsu Koon announced that approvals will be considered only after the GE.
4) It is the ignorance of Teng to claim that the state cannot do anything if developers wanted to promote a yet to be approved project. It showed how the last administration was totally out of touch with governance in Penang. Projects yet to be approved cannot be promoted and marketed to the public. It is silly to suggest that its okay for developers to sell projects which are not in existence!
5) By approving the conversion of the land status without determining what would be build on the land is reckless and irresponsible. It is inaccurate for Teng to say that any form of development can take place on the piece of land. There are local council requirements which must be met e.g. green area provision, no of floors allowed, allocation for low cost housing, public amenities ,traffic congestion etc. If what Teng suggested was what happened in the past, then his administration was hopeless and probably responsible for spate of badly developed projects in Penang e.g. Bukit Bendera/Air Putih condos...etc.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Nighttime lane closures of the Isle of Palms Connector will continue through Thursday, according to the Charleston County Government.
From 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., lane closures from U.S. 17 to the Isle of Palms Connector will occur as part of the Isle of Palms Connector Widening and Intersection Improvement Project. One lane will remain open in each direction at all times with signs and flagmen to direction traffic.
Asphalt work will continue throughout the week, depending on the weather conditions.
The project to widen the Isle of Palms Connector is designed to accommodate additional lanes in each direction, while easing traffic congestion at the Rifle Range Road intersection.
For more information about the project, call the Charleston County Transportation Development Department at 843-202-6140.
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MIFFLINTOWN - The Juniata County School Board of Directors voted Thursday to replace the well at Walker Elementary School.
Superintendent Richard Musselman said the quality of the water supply at the school fluctuates and is occasionally cloudy or strong smelling. With heavy rain, those instances have been occurring more frequently, he said.
When water quality becomes questionable, Musselman said, the school supplies students with bottled water and switches to a cold lunch with paper plates. The water is not used for cooking or cleaning, he said.
The new well will be located outside the elementary school and will be completed as soon as possible at an estimated cost of $12,000.
Also during the meeting, the school board:
Approved an agreement of affiliation with the Mifflin-Juniata Career and Technology Center's Practical Nursing Program.
Approved the installation of 20 interior video cameras, which the district currently owns, in Juniata High School, Tuscarora Junior High School and East Juniata High School. Four exterior cameras will also be installed at Tuscarora Valley Elementary School at a cost not exceeding $10,000.
Approved financial reports for October 2012 and the list of bills for payment.
Approved membership in the Pennsylvania School District Liquid Asset Fund.
Approved a pupil transportation agreement with Rohrer Bus Service for the 2013-2014 through 2017-2018 school years.
Approved the removal of the Bus 26 route contract. Musselman said notices already have been sent to contractors, and parents will be notified of new bus assignments before the route change goes into effect on Dec. 3.
Established the position of transportation aid for 2.41 hours per day and further approved the employment of Linda Delbaugh in the position, effective today.
Approved the reinstatement of furloughed employees Jenny Strawser, to a Juniata High School Level III paraprofessional position, and Teresa Williams, to a Tuscarora Valley Elementary School Level III paraprofessional position, effective Oct. 19.
Accepted the resignation of Tuscarora Valley Elementary School Level III paraprofessional Wendy Trego, effective Nov. 6.
Approved the employment of Samantha Beward as a Tuscarora Junior High School Level II paraprofessional, effective Nov. 16.
Approved Jasmine Rodriguez as a translator/interpreter.
Approved the reinstatement of furloughed teacher Ashley Hack to provide Title I services to Juniata Mennonite School, effective Oct. 22.
Accepted the resignation of Christie Holderman as supervisor of special education, effective Dec. 1.


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on June 30, 2013 - 4:25 PM
I've been changing diapers for two years, seven months and 20 days straight.
OK, that's not true. My husband and I got a roughly month-long respite between the time Chloe started potty training and the time Sloane was born.
Still, that's a lot of dang diapers. And we've got another 10 months to go before we can even think about ditching them for good.
But do you know what I hate more than changing diapers?
Paying for them.
By the time Sloane starts using the potty, we will probably have spent about $2,000 on nappies.
If I were a better woman, I would have used cloth diapers with both of my kids. I could have saved hundreds of dollars and probably would have done my karma a favor by keeping so much waste out of landfills.
Instead, we went with the environment-destroying disposables.
At first we used the BJ's store brand, Berkley & Jensen. Depending on the size of diaper, we were paying between 14 cents and 16 cents apiece.
We could have found other diapers cheaper (Luvs are about 12 cents each at Walmart and Target), but a friend had recommended these as the best.
A couple of months ago, I heard about Amazon Mom. It's an Amazon Prime membership that gets you the usual free two-day shipping, as well as 20 percent off diaper and wipe purchases when you sign up for subscribe and save. With subscribe and save, you set up a schedule (every month, every seven weeks, whatever) to have diapers delivered to your house. I ended up getting Luvs shipped to my door for 17 cents apiece.
The convenience factor was awesome at first. But I overestimated how often I would need deliveries, and the diapers piled up. As Sloane grew, I ended up with a bunch of diapers in the wrong size.
You can get a free, three-month trial of Amazon Mom. Be sure you don't agree to auto-renew your membership. And you can change your delivery schedule at any time – just don't forget to do it.
But I canceled. Now I troll the pediatrician's office and the Sunday paper for manufacturer's coupons. I'll wait for that brand to go on sale, then try to stack the coupon with a store-issued coupon.
If you have your debit card linked to a Target account, you can get an additional 5 percent discount when you buy them there, plus free shipping if you order online. Or if you shop at Tops, you can get $20 off for every $100 you spend on diapers, using your BonusPlus card.
Yes, I think I've finally got this diaper thing all figured out. Just in time to (hopefully) be done with it soon. That is, unless we try for a boy.
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For one team, it's about assuring a playoff spot and at least a share of a league title.
For the other, it's about pride.
Welcome to Week 10 of the high school football season.
Calvert and Hopewell-Loudon meet in Bascom tonight, with plenty on the line for the Senecas (5-4, 5-1 Midland Athletic League). A win over the Chieftains (5-4, 3-3) and Calvert not only assures itself of the playoffs, but perhaps a home game next week and a share of the final MAL title. Should Calvert win and Carey stumble against Seneca East, the Senecas win the league crown outright.
Calvert still is likely to make the playoffs even with a loss, but that's not something Senecas' coach Todd Fox wants to deal with.
"Back in Week 5, we talked about, it's got to be one game at a time," Fox said. "Because we were behind the eight ball (at 1-4). This week is a huge week. We win, it's at least a share of the MAL title. We'll worry about Week 11 once we earn it through Week 10."
Hopewell-Loudon coach Jeremy Nutter saw his team's chances of a Week 11 vanish after last week's 54-47 loss to Carey. Nutter said it's a shame, too, because his offense is coming together.
"We're hitting our stride offensively in Week 10," he said. "I'm really impressed with Derek Runion, our quarterback."
Runion threw for 366 yards last week. He complements a powerful running game paced by back Cody Malone, who has run for 1,156 yards.
Fox said the Chieftains offense provides a different challenge for his defense.
"In the last few weeks, the offenses we've faced have been one dimensional, for the most part," Fox said. "This week, it's a whole new monster. Our defense is going to have to play full throttle, and play at all different levels, and be able to defend the pass, stop the run, and it's a great challenge. Coach Nutter does a great job over there, so we're excited for that challenge."
The H-L coach said he's impressed with the Calvert defense.
"When they shut Mohawk down, that said a lot to me," Nutter said. "We'll have to work hard to get what we can on the ground and get what they'll give us through the air."
Calvert's offense will get a boost tonight with the return of Austin Ball, who missed last week's win over Mohawk due to injury. He rejoins an offense paced by quarterback Tyler Long, who had 282 rushing yards in Week 9.
"Offensively, we feel we continue to fine-tune and get better at taking care of the ball, taking care of the little things," Fox said. "Really nothing much different from what we did earlier in the season, except now we're taking care of the little things and getting the job done. Tyler [Long] was able to take over a game last week, for lack of better terms."
Considering his team's defensive struggles against Carey last week, Nutter was asked if he's concerned about going up against Calvert.
"I would say concerned is an understatement," he said. "Calvert is definitely explosive offensively."
Kickoff is at 7 p.m.


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She has gone from strenght to strenght since her 4th place at Worlds last year and had a very good GP season this year. I would even consider her to be strong podium contender at this Worlds, she has the fighting spirit that some of the more talented girls seems to be missing..
Nationals are goinig to be a fantastic competition but I think she has to do 2 clean programs to win otherwise Tuk or a semi clean Sotnikova/Lipnitskaya will be put infront of her.We shall see!
Leonova has a chance of winning Gold but she needs a clean skate for both her SP and FP , other that if Elizaveta butchers her combo programs but she has been pretty solid this season and any mistakes she can bounce back, I agree a semi clean Julia Lipnitskaya will still beat Leonova. I think this season
at International and Nationals, Lipnitskaya has so far has the highest scores.
Adelina has only 1 option, skate clean. her season has not been that stellar so far and her scores have been not that great
compared to her season's best last year, ( but given she has now able to adjust to her growth spurt ) she can still defend her position at nationals
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It´s so hard to pick someone.
Liza or Alena? Maybe Julia...
Plushy or Artur? If Plushy doesn´t have quads and Artur skates clean is he able to beat him or not????
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RN can watch here, whatever link works better for you:
НТВ+ Спорт Онлайн / NTV+ Sport Online:
НТВ+ Спорт / NTV+ Sport:
Or a pay online channel. The quality is good, at least here:
I m waiting for Russian Ladies, up to the 10th skater the whole field has a lot of girls I m looking forward to watching, and I m thrilled with Radionova competing for first time. I believe either Julia or Elisaveta would win. Or maybe Leonova.
Pairs I/M are my fav, i want them to win so they can go to Euros. I like B/L also but I really want I/M to move forward!
Men, it seems unbelievable Plushy will compete, and If I see him in Euros I ll eat my hair, but I m looking forward to Kovtun as well after what he did in Juniors. I m sure Arthur and Menshov will try to win also!
thanks, btw do you need to download software plugins to watch those link ????? because I did that before and doesn't work on Mac
I think Zhenya doesn't need his quad jump and he should just focus on worlds and not take the risk
given he's just recovering. He just needs to skate clean, given Gachinski is a mess lately.
and I also want to say other than my favorite Baby Yuzuru Hanyu I like like Baby Kovtun too, LOL
I think Maxim Kovtun is more talented than Gachinski ,Maxim is just 16 and his improvements so far have huge potential
he just needs to be consistent on his 3A and polish his 3T+3T. for his programs
Go Julia, Adelina, Tuk Tuk and Maxim ! !
Oh, I forgot about Maxim!!!!! Go,go, baby Kovtun!!!!
I wish Maxim could beat Artur, Plushy and everybody, men´s skating in Russia needs some talented young skaters. I mean, I like Plushy but he´s 29 y.o, he can´t represent the future of Russian men skating.
I like Kovtun too! I was impressed with him in Brasov. His 3A was very very solid there, he landed every single attempt both in warm up and competition. And I am glad to see he is not a Plushenko clone.
It is of course possible she will pass some or all of the 'kids' at Nationals- she did Tuk at the GPF and with how Sot has been skating I think she's very beatable too- but my sense is that all things being equal, particularly if Leonova is not clean, Russia is looking toward and pushing toward the future and will want to place the young ones over her. Of course she'll go to Worlds, and of course Russia will want her there and I'm sure is grateful to her for preforming so well internationally, but in terms of her actual placement at Russian Nationals, I don't think she'll see the podium.
I'd be happy enough to be proven wrong though We shall see indeed
Urmanov says Evgeni will have no rival at Russian Nationals ~ nobody else comes close, he is unrivalled, unequalled: http://www.allsportinfo.ru/index.php?id=55428
Looking at the times RN is going to start on Christmas Eve for me here in the States, and that's when my family celebrates Christmas, not Christmas Day. It's traditional. And then with all the cooking and festivities going on, I think I'm going to miss the actual skating itself live, but hopefully when I get back there will be youtube videos posted, pretty please. I say this on bended knee to all our nice & kind Russian posters.
ps: and here's hoping thee beautiful angelic Adelina Sotnikova wins Nationals for the 3rd time in her career. If she does, she'll only need three more to tie Maria Butyrskaya, whom holds the record at 6.
me too, I think Adelina changed some of her combos for Nationals, but I think she will still try her lutz jump
I am hoping her winning at Zagreb Cup will boost her confidence at RN.
Adelina has so much potential and I feel she will be more successful as she gets older
Does anyone know the program of Nationals on tv?
I can't wait to see how the dance works out.
I are Monko & Khaliavin going to compete, does anyone know?


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Is Criminalization of EU Competition Law the Answer?
Wouter P. J. Wils
King's College London; European Commission
World Competition: Law and Economics Review, Vol. 28, No. 2, June 2005; REMEDIES AND SANCTIONS IN COMPETING POLICY: ECONOMIC AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE TENDENCY TO CRIMINALIZE ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT IN THE EU MEMBER STATES, K. J. Cseres, M. P. Schinkel, & F.O.W. Vogelaar, eds., Edward Elgar, 2005
This paper, presented at the Amsterdam Center for Law and Economics (ACLE) Conference on 'Remedies and Sanctions in Competition Policy: Economic and Legal Implications of the Tendency to Criminalize Antitrust Enforcement in the EU Member States' (Amsterdam, 17-18 February 2005) addresses five questions concerning criminalization of EU antitrust enforcement: First, what do we mean by 'criminalization,' or 'criminal' enforcement (as opposed to public enforcement of a 'civil' or 'administrative' nature)? Second, is there a tendency in the EU Member States to criminalize antitrust enforcement (in comparison with US antitrust enforcement and with antitrust enforcement at the level of the EU institutions)? Third, is criminal antitrust enforcement, more specifically imprisonment, desirable (in general, irrespective of whether it takes places at the level of the Member States or of the EU institutions, or whether it is harmonized at EU level)? Fourth, is it problematic that antitrust enforcement is criminalized at the level of individual EU Member States without parallel criminalization at the level of the EU institutions or without EU harmonization? Fifth, would it be legally possible to criminalize antitrust enforcement at the level of the EU institutions, or to have EU harmonization of criminal antitrust enforcement in the Member States?
Number of Pages in PDF File: 52
Keywords: antitrust, criminalization, cartels, EU
JEL Classification: K14, K21, L40, L41
Date posted: April 5, 2005
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