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Evidence-Based Practice Websites:
EBM Guidebook from the University of California, Irvine
National Guidelines Clearing House
University of Minnesota Guide on Evidence Based Nursing
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: •fBEEPOR T W ~UL LIBRAR? . 0 '^'^ .?.-^ Ofticial flewspaper Village of . Freeporl • Freeport School OislricI • Baldwin School District mtPORT BALDWIN LEAMR 53rd YEAR, NO. 32 FREEPORT, NEW YORK November 19,1987 PRICE 2 5 * PER COPY 4 Drug parade sends strong message Freeport says NO by Sue Morgan photo* by Tira Stanzel ' FREEPORT SAYS NO TO DRUGS, in a parade, abova. and tha parents of Jam** Rtddick, Innocent target of a atray buHat from a drug dispute; lend poignartca to the pott parade ceremoniaa. Clear, blue skies-and weather' astonishingly mild for mid- November imiled on the camar-aderie and enthusiasm evident ^t the first annual "Freepoit Says 'No'to Drugs" Parade Saturday. Marchers from schools, com-mum'ty organizations and church groups were in a. festive mood as they waved to onlookers along the Merrick Road parade route. Wearing buttons and carrying baUooiu, banners, posters and signs conveying the community'^ solidarity in its war on drugs, they gathered in Freeport^ George F. Emi^ Memorial Irtel() to.hear, speeches and .'music reiterating' Freepoit's strong stand against drugs. As emcee of the'cereinomes, Freeport Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Bierwirth told the crowd, close to 1,000-strong, "I hope this will signify that this community is determined to lid ourselves of drags now and forever." Raising her eyes to the clear skies. Mayor Dorothy Storm said, "Today God is indeed; looking down on us," and she offered specialthanks to the Task ' Force on Drugs and its head, Tedd Levy, for theit'etfoits in ' organizaing the day\ events. The Parade emphasized th^ positive, the Mayor said, that "yes, it is good to say 'I got a hug' tbda'yT not a drug." and she vowed, "Let there be no mistake, Freeport has declared war on drugs." The crowd cheend for the "Imperialistic Three," a tap group of Dodd Junior High School students Mike Mayes, Kyle Williams, Sammy Thomas and Mark Venzen, who performed a rap against crack written by Kyle. A singer and daticet from Operation Get Ahead also enter-' tained the crowd. "I'm happy to see so many of . our little people and,our youth todjy, for'they are'bur future," said Dr. E. Mitchell Mallette of Freeport's Greater Second Baptist Church. Dr. Mallette asked for a moment of silent prayer in memory of James Rjddick, killed by a stray bullet from the gun of an. alleged drag courier last month. The parade had been dedicated to the slain youth. Speaking to the crowd, James' tatbei.George Riddicki declared, ' "We loved our son deeply with ' all our hearts, and we say 'no* to drugs.'' - , James' mother. Maty, iuked "all people to c^l on one other person to fight drugs, and well have alot of people fighting drugs." • As sh'e'concliided, 2,000 balloons wxre launched and drifted over the field to the East propelled by the breeze. Dr. Bierwirth announced the winners of the banner contest in conjunction with the parade. The Asbestos dumped Jn Baldwin See page 7. Lions Club garnered first place, with the Freeport High-School- Key Qub, t i e First Presbj-terian Church, ^Freeport HOC and Freeport Head SUrt receiving honorable mention. Honorable mention was also ^ven to floats constructed by the Word of Life Minbtties and Fitepoit^ prl scouts. Concluding the ceremom'es. Dr. Bierwirth urged, ""Next time you see somebody whois going to use drugs, go to a party or see a ffiend you know who uses drugs tell them to stop and tUhk." . . The, led by Dr. Bierwirth. the crowd roared out iu message three times: "Freeport Says 'No' to DrugsL* Village and schools stunned by insurance hike , Like many municipalities and' school districts aaoss. Long Island, the Villsige of Freeport and the Freeport School District art fadog a dramatic and iioex-pected increase in insurance costs for their employees. , i Notification was received ia tate October from the Empire ' ' Health Plan, which insures, pat-tidpaiiu in New Yotk.StateT health insurance program, of a 62 percent rate hike, translating to ' increased expenditures of S700,000 for the Village next year and ^75,000 for the Freeport School District between January ' and June, 1988. t h e School District's increase will mean an addi- - tional S9SO,000 for the 1988-89 budget, equivalent to about S I.2j 00 the tax rate. Of the increase for the 'Village, SS28,000 will come from the g«n-cial fund, financed through property - taxes. The' balance would be'fiinded by the budgets of the electric and water departments for their employees, which cbuki entail utility tate hikes as well. ' During the months of January and Februaiy, prior to the enactment of its 1988-89 budget, the Vilage faces unforseen expciuliturts of $60,000 to cover the steeper rates,- which go into effect January t. While the Village's total budget increase last year resulted in raising the u x rate by 24 cents per JlOO of assessed valuation, an additional 58 cents per S100 must be riised during the coining budget solely to cover the unan-tidpated insurance hike. Calling the increase a "catastrophic blow," Mayor Dorothy Storm told the Leader, "We had no way of knowing this would happen. It^ just so unfair," and - she predicted "a dramatic impact on the tax rate.".- Mayor Storm said she had . contacted the New York State Conference of Mayors in Albany asked them to get involved, and'. had met with the Nassau County , Village Officials Association last week, hoping to mount a combined effort with schools, libraries the Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, and employee reprcMntalivesoftbeCSEAand . the PBA to suy the implementation of the increase, which will be effective January 1. ' State rtptesentatives had done a"$e!lingiob"thatlhepl»n would be less costly. Mayor Storm said. She indicated the program bad 'been satisfactory until this point, but added, "we're certainly not satisfied now." She said the letter from Empire • Health Plan had also wtrned that those withdravnng from the program would be penalized' il they decided.to rejoin tatet,' which . "further iiteensed us," she said. Dr. John Bierwirth, supetio-tendent 'of Freeport'V schools, told-the Leader, "What really infuriates me is the timing of the increase, and on » broader level, that every time the people in the < State Plan come up with an ides to save IU money it seems to backfire." "Never in our pessimistic, cyni-cal/ noments would we think the State would let this get so out of control," Dr. Bierwirth s^d. He continued that he would be discussing the increase with Freeport's Council of PTAs at its pre-budget meeting with the School Board and would ask them to mount a letter writing campaign to Governor Mario Oiomo and State legiilators.' A letter (o be sent by Mayor Storm and Dr. Bierwirth to the Governor ailed the increase - "both shocking and frightening." Tbey cited the district's. ' increase in the cost ofhealthissu-ranee for 1988-89 as equal to the total amount of money spent in the .schools during 1987-88 on textbooks,, instnictional equips ment and the entire intcrscholas-tic athletic program. . In ur^ng the Gov-emor to take action, they wrote, "If costs are not brought under control immediately we will be faced with a choice of burdening our tax-pajers with very sharp increases in their already substantial tax burdens or major cutbacks in essential community and educational !er\-ices." S.M.
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He could be seen on the 5, 5:30, 6, & 11 pm shows Monday through Friday as well as the 6:30 & 10pm shows on MY40. Mike has also worked as a Broadcast Meteorologist in several other cities including Norfolk, VA, Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX, & Lake Charles, LA. Mike has worked as a Broadcast Meteorologist for over 15 years.
Mike earned his degree in Meteorology at the University of Kansas.
He has been recognized many times for his excellence in weather forecasting by receiving two Emmy awards, Best Weathercast for North Carolina, Best Weathercast for Texas, and Best Weathercast for Louisiana by the Associated Press. Mike also holds the prestigious Certified Broadcast Meteorology Seal of Approval from the American Meteorology Society.
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September 4, 2010J.D. Martinez did just about everything he could for the Lexington Legends during his half-season-plus with the team.
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Martinez is joined on the SAL post-season all-star team by another since-promoted Legend, second baseman Jose Altuve.
Martinez, a right fielder and designated hitter during his time with the Legends, hit .362 over 88 games, with 15 homers, 31 doubles and three triples among his 126 hits. He drove in 64 runs and scored 83. He finished with a .433 on-base percentage, .598 slugging and 1.030 OPS.
Promoted to Class Double-A Corpus Christi on July 16, Martinez is batting .302 with three homers, 25 RBI and 24 runs scored over 47 games.
Altuve stayed with the Legends through July 30, batting .308 with 11 homers, 45 RBI, 75 runs, 39 stolen bases and an .809 OPS.
Since being promoted to High-A Lancaster, Altuve is batting .272 with three homers, 18 RBI, 15 runs and three stolen bases.
The SAL post-season awards were determined by a vote of league field managers, general managers, sportswriters and broadcasters.
Most Outstanding Pitcher honors went to James Fuller (8-3, 1.93 ERA, 19 games) of the Savannah Sand Gnats.
Lakewood BlueClaws first baseman Jonathan Singleton is the Most Outstanding Major League Prospect, hitting .297 with 107 hits and 14 homers over 98 games.
Lakewood's Mark Parent is Manager of the Year and Marc Valdes of Savannah is Coach of the Year.
All-star selections included Augusta GreenJackets third baseman Chris Dominguez, out of the University of Louisville.
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Owen McLamb, 61
NEWTON GROVE — Mr. Owen McLamb, 61, died Saturday, March 2, 2013.
The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 5, at West & Dunn Funeral Home Chapel, Newton Grove. Interment will be in Hillcrest Cemetery, Newton Grove.
Mr. McLamb is survived by his wife, Marilyn Langston McLamb; sons and daughters-in-law, Douglas Wayne McLamb of Dunn, Phillip Owen and Jaime McLamb of Willow Spring, Anthony Paul and Jennifer McLamb of Newton Grove; sisters, Brenda Noles of Benson, Sue Smith of Benson and Teresa Hall of Clinton; and grandchildren, Crystal McLamb, Amber Mclamb, Sapphire McLamb, Caleb McLamb, Chloe McLamb, Emily McLamb and Savannah McLamb.
The family received friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, March 4, at the funeral home.
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Ridgefield Remembers the Civil War |
Activities January through June 2013 |
A town-wide series of programs and events Keeler Tavern Museum joins the library along with numerous other community organizations from January through June 2013 to present activities and events in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. |
KTM Exhibit at Ridgefield Town Hall |
Date: Opening February 15 |
"Three Centuries of History at Lott II" Stories you will want to know, from Wilderness Doors to the Woolworth Building. This joint exhibit--of objects and documents from Keeler Tavern Museum and Ridgefield Historical Society--tells the stories of the families and visitors who, living at what is now Keeler Tavern Museum, took part in Ridgefield's and the nation's political, social, and economic evolution. |
Family History Hunt |
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Devonshire Players Chamber Music Concert |
Date: Sunday, May 19 |
When: 3pm Where: The Keeler Tavern Museum Garden House
300th Birthday Cake Contest |
Date: Saturday, June 15 |
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Listed below are some of the most frequently asked questions about the Ohio Core Fine Arts Graduation Requirements, as required by section 3313.603 of the Ohio Revised Code (ORC). Other questions may be added in the future.
How can students complete their fine arts requirement for high school while still in the seventh or eighth grade?The Ohio Core requires two semesters or the equivalent of fine arts for students to graduate, unless the student is enrolled in and completes a course of study in career-technical education. Students may complete the coursework in any of grades seven to 12. The coursework in grades seven or eight also may count for high school credit if it meets these two requirements for advanced work:
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@ peachlegs: So you took offense, because you think it's Ireland's good play that made the All Blacks play so poorly? Well I'm not taking anything away from Ireland - they certainly stepped it up from the previous week... But don't fool yourself to think that Ireland's play on Saturday was so good that it put the All Blacks under so much pressure that they almost beat them...
No, the close contest was largely due to the All Blacks' complacency and the fact that they never really got off the bus. They played with little fire or intent - they were cruising - and Ireland took advantage of the situation. That's all Saturday was. Next week the All Blacks will actually play with fire and intent again - after this narrow loss - so Ireland's only chance of staying in that one is to hope for wet conditions.
As for the Super Rugby comparison: I stand by it. I have also heard how players say it is such a massive step up to Test Rugby... but then why did Leicester (or one of the English clubs) beat the Springboks a couple of seasons ago? Why did the Brumbies give Wales a go last week? Why did Western Province draw with the B&I Lions when they were here? I can go on...
I'm afraid that rule only counts when you have to test sides who are actually playing at their best. That was not the case for the All Blacks last week - AT ALL. But I didn't just look at their performance - I obviously looked at what Ireland was doing too - action and reaction. I watch every Super Rugby game every weekend, so it was easy for me to imagine the AB's in Crusader or Chiefs jerseys, comparing their play (reactions to certain actions) to that of these teams... and by those standards they were POOR. Because the pressure Ireland was putting them under wasn't nearly of the same quality and intensity as they would've faced from the Bulls or Stormers.
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JayStarr you clearly dont understand rugby very well with a statement like "one of the top 6 super rugby sides wouldve beaten the all blacks the way they were playing on saturday". This is test rugby, its a step up from super rugby as several of the all blacks players post match said afterwards!New Zealand didnt play anywhere near as badly as you suggest, ireland didnt let them play like the week previous. Irelands kick chase was better, the defended with more width and were generally smarter all round, which is why the score was so close. I do agree with you in regards to the idiotic penalities of mike ross in particular...just stupid as not even under any pressure. Ireland didnt close out as they should have done, thats true, but credit to new zealand as there was almost an air of enivitablility about carters drop goal. I would be cautious saying the all blacks will be there ruthless selves next week....thats what people were saying all this week!
Posted 16:23 17th June 2012
BoD should be. NZ didn't win that game, Ireland lost it... and they're not going to get an opportunity like that again any time soon.
You could see - actually from all three NH teams this weekend - that they don't play the SH enough. There were so many occassions where they did things which they might get away with up north, but which in SH rugby is practically considered suicide... No wonder they lost the ball so often.
I also lost count of the amount of times they put NZ on the back foot in their own half, with their half-back or someone fumbling, but then the Irish defenders were just too slow to get there in time to apply the pressure and force the turn-over..! What have you been working for all the time then!?
But the three penalties Ireland gave away in their own half after they scored the opening try was just idiotic. Besides all the other stupid things they did in the game, this is where they really lost the match... You're playing a team who has Dan Carter at 10 - if you can't get out of your own half, then at least don't give away dumb-@$* penalties! Never mind 3 of them in a row!
One of the top 6 Super Rugby sides would've beaten the All Blacks the way they were playing on Saturday... so Ireland SHOULD feel gutted. The All Blacks will be their ruthless selves again next week.
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Hmm I guess that means Murray starting again next week
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Adrenal gland cancers are rare cancers occuring in the endocrine tissue of the adrenals. They are characterized by overproduction of adrenal gland hormones.
Cancers of the adrenal gland are very rare. The adrenal gland is a hormone producing endocrine gland with two main parts, the cortex and the medulla. The main hormone of the adrenal cortex is cortisol and the main hormone of the adrenal medulla is epinephrine. When tumors develop in the adrenal gland, they secrete excess amounts of these hormones. A cancer that arises in the adrenal cortex is called an adrenocortical carcinoma and can produce high blood pressure, weight gain, excess body hair, weakening of the bones and diabetes. A cancer in the adrenal medulla is called a pheochromocytoma and can cause high blood pressure, headache, palpitations, and excessive perspiration. Although these cancers can happen at any age, most occur in young adults.
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£676 £669 per person Self Catering based on 6 sharing (scroll down for other group sizes or call)Apartment in Livigno ItalyDep' Saturday 11 January 2014From Gatwick for 7 nights Sno inclusive holiday package
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In November 1938, the Nazis destroyed Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues in an event known as Kristallnachtthe "Night of Broken Glass." Susan Warsinger was an eyewitness to that terrifying event.
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In November 1938, the Nazis unleashed a two-day wave of riots across Germany. Thousands of Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues were destroyed in an event that came to be called Kristallnachtthe "Night of Broken Glass."
During these Days of Remembrance 2008, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has designated Kristallnacht the focus of commemoration. As part of the Museum's initiative: "Do Not Stand Silent: Remembering Kristallnacht" today we bring you testimony from Susan Warsinger, an eyewitness to that terrifying event.
Welcome to Voices on Antisemitism, a free podcast series of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum made possible by generous support from the Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation. I'm Daniel Greene. Every other week, we invite a guest to reflect about the many ways that antisemitism and hatred influence our world today. Here is Susan Warsinger, who was nine years old on the Night of Broken Glass.
It was November the 10th, 1938, and my brother and I were sleeping in our bedroom and all of a sudden some bricks and rocks were being thrown through our bedroom window. And my brother, who has always been braver, looked outside and he saw that it was the people from our town that were throwing the bricks and the rocks through the window. And he also saw the civil policeman standing at the edge of the crowd and he had his arms folded and he did not do anything about what was happening. He just watched and the people of the town had uprooted a telephone pole and they gouged the door down. They pushed at the door until the door fell on the floor and the glass splattered all over.
We lived on the first floor and the rabbi of the town lived on the second floor. And I saw the rabbi standing on his veranda and there were two Nazi officers standing next to him holding him by the arm, and a third one held him by the beard and had a scissor in his hand. And he cut off his beard. So we rushed across the hall to our parents' bedroom, and then my parents told us not to worry. We were going to go up to the attic and hide in the attic until this whole thing blew over.
They seemed to try to protect us all the time and not tell us what was going on. But gradually, you know, even young children find out on their own.
Before the Night of the Broken Glass my father thought perhaps that Nazism was going to blow over, and they wanted to stay because my father had everything that he ever worked for in Germany. However after the Night of the Broken Glass, everybody wanted to leave. And of course my father wanted us to leave then, but it was very difficult.
So my father took all the money that he had saved, and he had heard of a French woman who was taking children across the border into France for a large fee, and so he took all of the money that he had saved and gave it to her. I at the time thought it was an adventure because I didn't realize that I was going to be separated from my parents for such a long time.
My mother must have been feeling terrible because she didn't know whether she was going to see her children again. And I didn't really understand this until I had my own children, and the idea came to me that if I had to send mine away and not know whether I was ever going to see them again, what a terrible feeling it must have been for my mother.
You know when I talk about all of the horrors and I hear other survivors talking about the horrors, they cry at certain moments. And I usually never cry, but when I talk about the moment that my mother had to send us away, that's the time I cry. Not for myself, but I cry for her.
Susan Warsinger, her two brothers, and her parents all survived the Holocaust. After being separated for nearly three years, they were reunited in the United States in 1941. This interview was recorded at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC, where Warsinger has volunteered, and shared her story, for more than a decade.
Voices on Antisemitism is a free podcast series of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Join us every other week to hear a new perspective on the continuing threat of antisemitism in our world today. To contribute your thoughts to our series, please call 888-70USHMM, or visit our Web site at www.ushmm.org. At that site, you can also listen to Voices on Genocide Prevention, a podcast series on contemporary genocide.


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Most Severe Intensity Tonight: Latest Hurricane Sandy Forecast
As predicted earlier, Sandy's most severe wind-lashing is expected this evening, as the hurricane makes landfall in New Jersey.
After a day where thousands of New Englanders have lost power, roads and buildings have been flooded and winds-and-rain have lashed everyone, we're just on the verge of the worst of it.
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O, yes, and today's full moon will add to high-tide levels for coastal folks.
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6:43 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
It certainly would be nice to hear from Swifty about school tomorrow-
Rick Billig
6:56 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
Really? Does it make you feel powerful or something when you leave responses like this?
Robert Fucci
6:56 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
LS website states no school tomorrow ... gotta think SPS will follow suit.
Paula Mackenzi
7:20 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
the emergency response call re: school cancellation for SPS came in to my cell phone at 6:58 pm.
8:12 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
@Rick Billing- I dont know what your problem is- nor do I care-. Simple question as to if there was school or not! You have some anger issues!
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8:14 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
I agree with Joanne- you have some issues- every comment you make is negative or insulting-
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8:51 am on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Really? I suggest that you read what you wrote. Not appropriate for the situation nor on something that our children are reading. Using derogatory names when referring to leaders in our community is never acceptable.
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Numerous roads to include several major routes remain closed. We will do our best to keep the site updated. For now the major routes that are closed are:
•RTE. 20 (Boston Post Road) at Peakham Road
•RTE. 27 (Old Sudbury Road) from the center of town to the Wayland line
•Concord Road between Lincoln Road and Thompson Drive
•Lincoln Road at Weir Hill
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Sources claim Evelyn Lozada has every intention of pressing charges against her husband Chad Johnson for assaulting her, while the police report reads like the classic he said / she said...
Eve says Chad headbutted her, Chad says Eve headbutted him.
Read both versions of the incident as told to Miami PD below. Evelyn's name was redacted from the report.
[the victim] came home from shopping and began taking the items she purchased into the house. While taking out the groceries, [the victim] located a Wal-Greens receipt in the vehicle's truck with a charge fro a box of condoms.
The two then sat inside of their Black Smart Car that was parked in the driveway directly in front of the house. They began talking about the sales receipt and their marriage. As they were talking Johnson became upset and without [the victims] permission grabbed her and head butted her on the forehead causing a laceration. Johnson began screaming and [the victim] attempted to calm Johnson down. He began screaming, "I don't give a fuck! I don't give a fuck about my career!" [the victim] then fled on foot to a neighbor's house to get away from Johnson.
Johnson began driving around the neighborhood looking for [the victim]. She hid at her neighbor's house until the arrived home. At this time they called the police.
I observed [the victim] to have a laceration on the center of her forehead approximately 3" in length.
I met with Johnson. Johnson confirmed that he and [the victim] were arguing in regards to a sales receipt. During the argument [the victim] began yelling 'fuck it!' She then head butted Johnson. This caused the laceration on her forehead. Johnson seeing how upset [the victim was] went for a drive trying to give her time to calm down.


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