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A second coroner's inquest confirmed Tuesday that Amy Winehouse died of accidental alcohol poisoning when she resumed drinking after a period of abstinence.
Coroner Shirley Radcliffe ruled that the 27-year-old soul singer "died as a result of alcohol toxicity" and recorded a verdict of death by misadventure. She said there were no suspicious circumstances.
She said that Winehouse "voluntarily consumed alcohol - a deliberate act that took an unexpected turn and led to her death."
The Grammy-winning singer was found dead at her London home on July 23, 2011.
Radcliffe said a postmortem had found that Winehouse had a blood alcohol level five times the legal driving limit, and above a level that can prove fatal.
She said that that much alcohol could affect the central nervous system so much that a patient could "fall asleep and not wake up."
Winehouse's family did not attend the 45-minute inquest, which was held after the original coroner was found to lack the proper qualifications for the job.
The coroner later resigned after her qualifications were questioned. She had been hired by her husband, the senior coroner for inner north London.
The first inquest in 2011 produced an identical verdict.
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With four automatic bids handed out on Monday night, the field of 68 is starting to come together. Monday, and Tuesday for that matter, serve as the calm before the storm that is Wednesday through Saturday, when games from coast-to-coast will shift fortunes at an incredible pace. Of course, "calm" is a relative term, as Monday's quartet of conference finals was one of the most exciting set of games in recent memory.
During the early part of Monday evening, I took advantage of the lull to run through the field one more time, paying special attention to seed lines four through seven, which have become a bit problematic to figure out. So, you'll notice a few changes there from Monday's projection.
Before I jump to the bracket, here's a quick review of Monday's key results and impacts.
- VCU won the Colonial Athletic Association crown. Drexel just remains in the field as the final at-large, but will have a nervous week of waiting ahead. As I've mentioned before, even though they pass the eye test, I'm not sure how the Selection Committee will respond to the relative weakness of this season's CAA and the team's non-conference schedule.
- St. Mary's cut down the nets after an incredible West Coast Conference final that required overtime, but Gonzaga is an at-large with no doubt. Both should be wearing home unis in the first round.
- Loyola, Md. is also in the field. The Greyhounds claimed the Metro Atlantic title, while Davidson, the regular season champion, won the Southern Conference's auto bid, though Western Carolina closed a 10-point deficit late to force what ended up being two extra sessions.
- As for teams that failed to take care of business (or fell victim to the lottery that is a mid-major conference tournament), Summit League regular season champion Oral Roberts is likely headed to the NIT, as it fell to Western Illinois in Monday's semifinals.
The full bracket follows.
Note: Teams who have clinched auto bids are in all caps.
(1) SOUTH Atlanta (Fri/Sun) | (2) EAST Boston (Thu/Sat) |
Louisville (Thu/Sat) | Pittsburgh (Thu/Sat) | ||
1 | Kentucky (SEC) | 1 | Syracuse (Big East) |
16 | MVSU/North Texas | 16 | UNC Asheville (Big South) |
8 | Kansas State | 8 | Saint Louis |
9 | Cincinnati | 9 | Alabama |
Nashville (Fri/Sun) | Albuquerque (Thu/Sat) | ||
↓ 5 | Florida State | 5 | MURRAY STATE (OVC) |
12 | Colorado State | 12 | BYU |
4 | Wisconsin | 4 | Baylor |
13 | USF/Xavier | 13 | South Dakota St. (Summit) |
Albuquerque (Thu/Sat) | Nashville (Fri/Sun) | ||
6 | Louisville | 6 | Wichita State |
11 | Harvard (Ivy) | 11 | Long Beach St. (Big West) |
3 | Indiana | 3 | Michigan |
14 | Nevada (WAC) | 14 | Akron (MAC) |
Omaha (Fri/Sun) | Greensboro (Fri/Sun) | ||
7 | New Mexico | ↓ 7 | Florida |
10 | West Virginia | 10 | Connecticut |
2 | Missouri | 2 | Duke |
15 | Montana (Big Sky) | 15 | Bucknell (Patriot) |
(4) WEST Phoenix (Thu/Sat) | (3) MIDWEST St. Louis (Fri/Sun) |
Greensboro (Fri/Sun) | Omaha (Fri/Sun) | ||
1 | North Carolina (ACC) | 1 | Kansas (Big 12) |
16 | Savannah State/Stony Brook | 16 | UT Arlington (Southland) |
8 | Iowa State | 8 | Memphis (C-USA) |
9 | Purdue | 9 | Virginia |
Portland (Thu/Sat) | Portland (Thu/Sat) | ||
↑ 5 | CREIGHTON (MVC) | 5 | San Diego State (MWC) |
12 | Seton Hall | 12 | VCU (CAA) |
↑ 4 | UNLV | 4 | Temple (A-10) |
13 | Drexel/Northwestern | 13 | DAVIDSON (SoCon) |
Pittsburgh (Thu/Sat) | Columbus (Fri/Sun) | ||
↑ 6 | St. Mary's (WCC) | 6 | Gonzaga |
11 | Southern Mississippi | 11 | Washington (Pac-12) |
3 | Georgetown | 3 | Marquette |
14 | LOYOLA (MD) (MAAC) | 14 | BELMONT (A-Sun) |
Columbus (Fri/Sun) | Louisville (Thu/Sat) | ||
7 | Vanderbilt | ↓ 7 | Notre Dame |
↓ 10 | California | 10 | Mississippi State |
2 | Michigan State (Big Ten) | 2 | Ohio State |
15 | Valparaiso (Horizon) | 15 | Long Island U.(NEC) |
FIRST FOUR (Dayton) | |||
Tuesday: To Louisville |
Tuesday: To Portland | ||
16 | Miss. Valley State (SWAC) | 13 | Drexel |
16 | North Texas (Sun Belt) | ↓ 13 | Northwestern |
Wednesday: To Greensboro | Wednesday: To Nashville |
16 | Savannah State (MEAC) | ↓ 13 | South Florida |
16 | Stony Brook (AmEast) | 13 | Xavier |
After the rundown, I'll have a look at the Last Four In and Last Four Out for Tuesday, which are remarkably similar to Monday, thanks to the absence of major conference action.
Big East: 10 |
Southern Mississippi | North Texas | Denver |
Big Ten: 8 | BYU | South Dakota State | Oral Roberts |
Big 12: 5 | Colorado State | ||
SEC: 5 | Seton Hall | ||
Xavier | None | |
A-10: 3 | Northwestern | ||
CAA: 2 | Drexel | ||
MVC: 2 | Texas | ||
Pac-12: 2 | Tennessee | ||
1-Bid Conferences: 19 | Miami | ||
N.C. State | |||
Oregon | |||
Dayton | |||
Mississippi | |||
Oral Roberts |
The Last Four In
Records reflect only games against Division I competition, per Selection Committee guidelines. Records, RPI and SOS data is accurate as of Tuesday, March 6, 2012, and is courtesy BBState.com.
I also reviewed the teams around the cut line again, so there are a few changes from Monday. However, Southern Mississippi, BYU and Seton Hall still stand just outside of the First Four, and the bracket's two Pac-12 teams, Washington and California, are in the same neighborhood of the S-curve.
Xavier (19-11, 10-6 A-10, RPI: 57, SOS: 47, non-conf. SOS: 72)
Saturday's win over Charlotte clinched the No. 3 seed and a bye to the quarterfinals in the Atlantic 10 Tournament for Xavier, where a potential third meeting with Dayton awaits, provided the Flyers get past George Washington on Tuesday night back in Ohio.
Northwestern (18-12, 8-10 Big Ten, RPI: 48, SOS: 14, non-conf. SOS: 8)
To remove all doubt, Northwestern will need to impress in Indianapolis -- first against Minnesota on Thursday. Win that and another shot at the Wolverines would await in Friday's quarterfinals.
South Florida (18-12, 12-6 Big East, RPI: 46, SOS: 24, non-conf. SOS: 20)
Some bad early season losses (at Auburn, and against Old Dominion and Penn State in the Hall of Fame Tip-Off), work against the Bulls, though Stan Heath's team was dealing with injuries and suspensions early on. A defeat at VCU looks better now, however. Since USF is so close to the cut line, they really need to do some damage in New York City starting on Wednesday.
Drexel (27-6, 16-2 CAA, RPI: 69, SOS: 251, non-conf. SOS: 212)
The Dragons' hopes now lie in the hands of the Selection Committee, and thanks to those two schedule rankings above, they are not an automatic pick, even though they have lost only twice since Dec. 3. Making matters worse, Drexel has just one win against the RPI Top 50 (VCU) and three more against teams ranked between 51 and 100, while 19 of its victories came against teams ranked worse than 150th. Bruiser Flint's club may receive consideration for the early season games point guard Chris Fouch missed (including Paradise Jam losses to Norfolk State and Virginia) or was limited (losses to Delaware and St. Joseph's, when he was a combined 2-19 from the floor) while he was recovering from knee surgery, but it may not be enough.
First Four Out
Texas (19-12, 9-9 Big 12, RPI: 51, SOS: 23, non-conf. SOS: 24)
Thanks to an uninspiring closing run that featured consecutive losses to Baylor and Oklahoma State, close victories over Texas Tech (in overtime) and Oklahoma (thanks to a second half comeback), and Saturday's loss to Kansas, the Longhorns need to win some games in Kansas City to earn a bid.
Tennessee (17-13, 10-6 SEC, RPI: 75, SOS: 33, non-conf. SOS: 45)
Just when you thought it was safe to ignore the Volunteers, freshman forward Jarnell Stokes joins the team for the SEC campaign, and the team goes on a run that sees them finish with the No. 2 seed for this week's festivities in New Orleans. Tennessee still needs to win a couple of games there, as a group of quality wins (UConn, a sweep of Florida, Vanderbilt) isn't quite yet enough to offset some questionable losses, even if most of them happened before Stokes suited up. A potential quarterfinal with Mississippi, a team with bubble hopes of its own, looms large on Friday.
Miami (18-11, 9-7 ACC, RPI: 53, SOS: 41, non-conf. SOS: 50)
Saturday's win over Boston College simultaneously boosted Miami's record and damaged their computer numbers. Unfortunately for Canes fans, they have to play another RPI killer, Georgia Tech, on Thursday in Atlanta. If they win that one, a potential rubber match with Florida State awaits in Friday's quarters.
N.C. State (20-11, 9-7 ACC, RPI: 54, SOS: 29, non-conf. SOS: 70)
Currently, N.C. State is without a Top 50 win (0-8) -- barely, as Miami and Texas are close. On the plus side, the Wolfpack now have six Top 100 wins. Conversely, the Pack's profile is burdened by defeats at the hands of Clemson and Georgia Tech. N.C. State has plenty of work to do in Atlanta, starting with Thursday's opening game against Boston College.
Further down the S-curve, Oregon has a crucial quarterfinal game ahead of it on Thursday while Dayton and Mississippi can earn their respective places in such a contest if they win their first round games.
Tuesday Games To Watch
At least three, if not four, bids will be handed out Tuesday, depending on what happens with Penn's visit to Princeton (7 p.m. ET, ESPN3). If the Tigers win, Harvard clinches the Ivy League title outright, but if the Quakers prevail, there will be a one-game playoff on Saturday at a venue to be determined.
Here's the TV info for the three tickets that most assuredly will be punched this evening.
Sun Belt Championship, 7 p.m. ET (ESPN2)
North Texas is in the final for the third straight season, and the Mean Green will hope that this contest goes more like 2010's three-point win over Troy than last year's three-point loss to Arkansas Little Rock. This time around, North Texas will take on a Western Kentucky team that went through a midseason coaching change. The Hilltoppers upset Denver, the conference's best remaining chance to avoid the First Four, on Monday night.
Horizon League Championship, 9 p.m. ET (ESPN)
Valparaiso, looking for its first tournament appearance since 2004 when it was a member of the Mid-Continent Conference, hosts Detroit, who last made the field in 1999.
Summit League Championship, 9 p.m. ET (ESPN2)
Either fourth-seeded Western Illinois or No. 2 seed South Dakota State will make the field for the first time, but the Jackrabbits have the advantage since the game is in Sioux Falls, just down the road from their Brookings campus. This is your chance to see one of the nation's most electric players, South Dakota State guard Nate Wolters (24 ppg).
Elsewhere, the Big Sky semifinals tip off in Missoula, Mont. (doubleheader starts at 7:30 p.m. ET, Altitude). No. 2 seed Weber State, featuring Damian Lillard, the nation's second leading scorer, plays third-seeded Portland State in game one, while top-seeded Montana plays Eastern Washington in the nightcap. Plus, there's a whole day's worth of action on tap at Madison Square Garden, as the Big East Tournament begins its five-day run. The two most important games from a bracket perspective are Connecticut's 12 p.m. ET tip with DePaul (ESPN2) and Seton Hall's 7 p.m. contest with Providence (ESPNU). If either lose today, they may very well be destined for the NIT. For full coverage, check out SB Nation's Big East Tournament StoryStream.
My next update will be out Wednesday morning. It may just be the final day without earth-shattering changes, depending on what happens in New York City.


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5843 embarrassment
A state of discomfort and shame, caused by a sense of guilt over something that has been said or done.
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Jn 13:6-8 See also Mk 2:16-17 Jesus Christ's enemies approached the disciples knowing they would be embarrassed by the company he was keeping; Mk 3:21 The family of Jesus Christ were embarrassed by what they were hearing about him.
Love includes not causing unnecessary embarrassment
Embarrassment caused by another person
See also 2Ki 8:11 Elisha's fixed gaze embarrassed Hazael who, as the following verses suggest, may already have had a guilty conscience.Embarrassment may motivate actions
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5th- Kareem Martin, DE, UNC
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I think JJ will win the 3rd WR spot. seems to know his routes. Eli was staring him down a few times. Bull**** pass interference never called in the endzone. Little man can block too. Hosley looked nice too. hopefully they can teach him nickle so they can move rolle back to saftey. Both muffed punts but they wont be returning anyway
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John Guay '13 (#18, photo insert upper left) broke a 3-3 tie at 16:50 of the second period, slipping in a shot just inside the near post off a feed from down low by Brad Improta '14, and it proved to be the game-winner for Wesleyan as the Cardinals skated off with a 6-3 league victory over visiting Tufts Fri., Feb. 4 in the first game of a NESCAC weekend. Wesleyan was to host Conn. College Sat., Feb. 5 to close out the weekend action but roof snow removal activities at Wesleyan's Freeman Athletic Center caused the game to be postponed. It will be played Tues., Feb. 8 at a time and location TBA.
When Brett Bandazian '12 (#22, main photo) set sophomore Nick Craven up for the Cardinals' fifth goal at 9:22 of the third period, Wesleyan had the first two-goal margin of the contest. Bandazian finished the game with three points on a goal and two assists as he ended the evening's scoring with an individual rush at 12:19. Tufts had led 1-0 and 2-1 with both first-period goals coming during a power play. That's how the opening period ended as Tom Salah '12 had picked up Wesleyan's initial goal at 11:43, also a power-play marker.
Consecutive Wesleyan goals at 7:22 and 10:08 of the second stanza spotted the Cardinals their first lead. A redirection by Adam Kaiser '13 on a power-play evened the count at 2-2 and a goal by Ryan White '13 after a puck put behind the Jumbo net by Donald Kleckner '13 found its way in front made it a 3-2 game. It took Tufts just 1:43 to knot the count at 3-3 on the power play with a high shot over a fallen Wesleyan keeper Matt Hadge '13, who ended the game with just 19 saves. The teams were virtually even on shots after two periods, 21-20 in Tufts' favor, but Wesleyan dominated the third period with a 15-1 margin.
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It's getting close to dinner time, so we thought we'd share this 1962 St. Patrick's Day menu from our Rare Books Division to whet your appetites (technically it's a brunch menu, but whatever). For $5.75 a person, diners got a whole lot of green / Irish branded food, including green bean salad, salmon in a green sauce, green pea soup, and "Leprechaun" beer. Most of the food sounds amazing … although the cup of fresh clam broth with whipped cream sounds a bit odd. Love our historic menus? Check out the blog of Menu Collection curator Rebecca Federman, and then check out our What's On The Menu? project, which allows the public to transcribe info on our menus into a searchable database, helping culinary historians and researchers. So give it a try - just a warning: it's addictive.
Top o' the morning to ya, and Happy St. Patrick's Day! To mark the occasion, here are just a few samples of historic St. Paddy's Day cards and photos from the varying collections of The New York Public Library. Want to explore more historic artifacts and images? Browse through our Digital Gallery - there's something for everyone. Enjoy!
This weekend is St. Patrick's Day, and there will be much celebrating in New York City (starting today, with the St. Paddy's Day Parade, which you can watch online and will march right past our landmark 42nd Street building), so for a festive Caturday, we're sharing this 1885 image by legendary artist Rudolph Caldecott, which depicts a (very odd) celebration. The image - located in our Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection - features a kind of angry looking cat and the fiddle (as in "hey, diddle, diddle") and several children happily dancing (including the one in the front, who is either very, very tiny, or a doll that's sort of alive. It's unclear). Meanwhile, an adult in the background is serving the food and looking on with an expression of, "Yeah. This is normal and happens all the time." Gotta love it. Happy Caturday!
As our final St. Patrick's Day postcard post of the day, here is a truly beautiful card from 1932, currently in our Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection. Enjoy!
The Library wishes you all the good things possible on this day (as does this 1914 card from our Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection). Happy St. Pat's!
OK, it's the afternoon, but check out this St. Patrick's Day postcard (which SEEMS to be from 1912, based on the back of the card ) that celebrates "St. Patrick's Day In The Morning." The card - which currently sits in our Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection - was originally sent to Willie Donovan on East 95th Street, and the message said, "Top of the morning to you, Willie. St. Patrick told me to send you this. Don't forget to kiss the Blarney Stone. Your friend, Marnie Maddeu." Gotta love it.
A happy St. Paddy's Day to you all. This postcard was sent from "Burns" in Missouri to Teresa Brianzi at the NYPL on March 17, 1932. The return stamp says "SAINT PATRICK"! Awesome.
This 1927 book jacket from the Library's General Research Division shows cute cats crossing the road and marching in their own personal parade through the streets of New York City - much like today's St. Patrick's Day Parade (which you can watch live here). Happy St. Patrick's Day and happy Caturday!! We'll be posting some of our historic St. Patrick's Day cards today, so stay tuned!
The 2011 St. Patrick's Day Parade down Fifth Avenue is New York City is starting any second now. You can watch it live here. You can also look at historic photos of the parade on our Digital Gallery. The photo above (featuring St. Patrick's Cathedral) is from 1942 and in our Irma and Paul Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy.
Happy St. Patty's Day! This postcard from 1910 was sent to someone named "Mr. W O'Haherty" on East 122nd Street in Manhattan, and is now in our Mid-Manhattan Picture Collection. It portrays a "View of Lough Veagh." Whoever sent the postcard asked Mr. O'Haherty, "Do you think you are ever going back?" Nice piece of history - and one of our picks of the day on our Digital Gallery.


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Peter R. Mansoor: Surge: My Journey with General David Petraeus and the Remaking of the Iraq War
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Peter Boghossian: A Manual for Creating Atheists
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H.G. Wells: The Invisible Man
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Ralph Ellison: Invisible Man
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Richard Dawkins: An Appetite for Wonder: The Making of a Scientist
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David R. Montgomery: The Rocks Don't Lie: A Geologist Investigates Noah's Flood
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Title | Solution focused nursing: an evaluation of current practice |
Author | McAllister, Margaret; Moyle, Wendy; Iselin, Greg |
Year Published | 2006 |
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Citation | Nurse Education Today, Vol. 26(5), pp. 439-447 |
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Competition comes to the Sequim City Council for the Aug. 16 primary and Nov. 8 general elections this year. Eight candidates filed for four positions, including Erik Erichsen, incumbent, and Peter Duncan for Position No. 1; Laura Dubois, incumbent, Ron Fairclough and John Miller for Position No. 2; Ken Hays, incumbent, for Position No. 6; and Eric Miller and Candace Pratt for Position No. 7.
Position No. 2 is the only Sequim race to go to the primary along with the local county commissioner District No. 1 seat.
Dubois moved to Sequim in 2004 from Sacramento, Calif., after retiring from Sacramento Municipal Utility District as a budget and business planning analyst.
She's running for her second four-year term to work toward completing council goals such as updating the comprehensive plan, purchasing land for the city hall and adopting a transportation master plan.
"Transportation is an important thing to me," said Dubois. "You should be able to walk from Bank of America to Hurricane Coffee without taking seven minutes," she said.
Dubois also wants to help create better bike lanes and cross-circulation in the city.
Fairclough moved to the city in 1973 after serving in the U.S. Army, working for Boeing and studying to become a dental technician. He retired through his company, Sequim Laboratory of Dental Arts.
"When I came to Sequim, the wonderful thing was that I could walk to everything," he said. "I want to make Sequim more walking-centric."
Fairclough said he also wants the city to build a new city hall near the existing one using nearby properties, including his property on Spruce Street, to expand. He said property owners around the site have been on the hook and unable to sell because of the location.
"I'd like the council to function better," Fairclough said. "I think the city manager (Steve Burkett) is doing a good job and the city is on the right track but going too slow."
Miller, originally from California, has lived in Sequim for five years. He retired from 34½ years with Safeway.
He's been a member of Sequim Speaks since October 2010.
Miller said from his observations the city council is out of touch with the economy's impact on its citizens.
"The city budget is going up and economy and revenues are going down. There's got to be a balance," Miller said.
"From what I've seen at meetings, (councilors) think we haven't been hit by the recession, but Sequim must have been hit."
Miller said there are a lot of needs in the city that must be met now.
"I think being a small city, we should focus on what's around us right now like streets, sidewalks and the police department," Miller said. "We should pay for that then we start adding to our good community."
Duncan has lived in Sequim for 1½ years after long stints in Port Angeles and the Seattle area.
His mother, Dorothy Duncan, is a former mayor of Port Angeles and three-term county commissioner.
Duncan owned and operated Duncan and Haley financial services and TEFnET, a wireless Internet network construction company. Now he does wireless Internet consulting and helps with the business Artisans Creative Consignment.
"I've learned a lot about being a small business owner on the peninsula and working with governments like the City of Port Angeles and Clallam County," Duncan said.
"There aren't people in my age group (20s-50s) active politically and they need a voice," Duncan said.
Erichsen moved to Sequim in 2002 after retiring from the Department of Energy's Hanford site in Richland. He worked there for 25 years in different managerial positions.
He said when he first ran for city council, he felt the council at the time was not listening to what the people were telling them and was letting growth run rampant.
"I think we've gone to the point of trying to organize the growth so it can be in the proper areas," he said.
"I think we've grown (as a council) with speaking to the people's concerns. We've gone out of our way to devise ways to find out the public's opinion."
Erichsen wants to continue on the council to help complete city goals like determining a future for the Guy Cole Convention Center in Carrie Blake Park, finding a site for the city hall, finding a permanent solution for the city's impact fees and organizing the comprehensive plan so it's easy to read.
Miller moved to Port Angeles at age 11 and graduated high school in 1973. He left in 1977 for a career as a laborer and Federal Aviation Administration mechanic. On a medical disability pension from Labor and Industries since 1990, he moved to Sequim in 2002.
One reason for running for council is that Miller feels a citizen's rights should be put before the government's rights.
Another issue is growth in the city.
"I don't believe that the Growth Management Act is just for growth but its quality of life toward its citizens," Miller said. "What are our true wants and needs in Sequim?"
Miller said the city should be less focused on the commercial aspect.
"I'd like to leave this a farming community and not as a strip mall community," he said. "The City of Sequim doesn't even have a decent storm drain system. We need to focus more on getting a bang for a buck with our infrastructure in this town."
Pratt, originally from California, said she came to the Pacific Northwest in 1997 and has lived in Sherwood Village since 2006.
She's served as president and recently voter service chairman with the League of Women Voters, organizing candidate debates and forums, including one on the 2010 state ballot initiatives.
"I am especially excited about the steps the city is taking to update and revise its comprehensive plan," Pratt said.
"I look forward to bringing my skills to that process. The comp plan is the basis for the city's planning and growth. I will work hard on the plan's development as well as making it understandable and accessible
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The theme of this year's CAA SAAC meeting was "Diversity and Leadership." The event Sunday featured a workshop presented by NCAA Diversity Education facilitators Ashley Armstrong (UCLA) and Cricket Lane(UNC). The Monday portion of the meeting consisted of a breakout session with discussion of hot topics by student-athletes and advisors and an administrative meeting. Topics discussed in the breakout session included: nutrition on the road, pregnancy issues, and text/instant messaging. The administrative meeting included student-athlete input on the CAA championship program, recognition of CAA awardees, student-athlete welfare issues, strengthening the Colonial Academic Alliance, the CAA website, collaborating for community outreach and charitable activities, the Special Assistance Fund, the Student-Athlete Opportunity Fund, and a review of selected proposed NCAA legislation.
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Adam Mullan |
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Colleen O'Brien |
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Victoria Hanks |
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David Gualtieri |
George Mason |
Danielle Turner |
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Mutsa Nyakabau |
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Kara Lane |
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Shady sites along riverbank or across the park along the Palisade wall (Kentucky River Palisades). Friendly staff. Clean park. Attentive personnel. Restrooms were clean & well maintained. Did not attempt showers in camp, though -- not sure how to operate these controls as there are no in-shower handles, etc. There is a large pool with no lifeguard. There is a camp store. The campground is reached via pavement, which descends from and turns around to go back beneath the bridge over the Kentucky River. You can see the campground from the Bridge looking west. It's on the South bank of the Kentucky River. Our site was on the river-bank side, about 30' above the water and on a considerable river ward slope. With the rain in the area, the grass site was soft and muddy, and we had a tough time leveling the camper. There are, however, large flat rocks piled along the riverbank against such needs. Roads in the park are graveled. The park staff patrols several times a day. Next time I'd try to get a site on the Palisade side, as I think those drain/ dry out better. We were grateful for the really big trees, though, as they sheltered our camper from the rain.
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Year-RoundDiscover Sah-Kah-Tay Beach Resort, a full service, family fishing resort located on famous Cass Lake. Enjoy world class fishing, relax on our safe sand swimming beach or come relax in our rustic log lodge and game room. Here you can enjoy old fashioned hand dipped ice cream, homemade pizza and meet new friends over an ice cold beer. Our modern, ultra clean cabins are all lake level and offer cable, flat screen TV's, wireless internet - kitchens come fully furnished including a Webber Grill and fire ring. The fishermen will love the modern 26 slip marina in a fully protected boat harbor with boat and pontoon rentals available, your kids will enjoy our game room / arcade and family playground in a park like setting. Amenities include basketball, horseshoes, kayaks, fun bug, sand volleyball, hydro bikes, reading library and family games. Within a few minutes' drive you will find unique shops, restaurants, casino's, golf courses, go cart racing, Itasca State Park – headwaters of the Mississippi River and Paul Bunyan and Babe. We look forward to customizing a resort package for you!
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The Santa Rosa shuffle
We've compiled a handy list of the biggest system announcements being made today, in case you're looking to be the first on the block with a Santa Rosa laptop.
Every major PC manufacturer is announcing a lineup of new laptops this morning. These systems are all part of Intel's new Santa Rosa platform, which to the laptop-buying public means they'll have either a Centrino Pro or Centrino Duo sticker on them somewhere.
Our colleague Michelle Thatcher will go into further detail on the Santa Rosa specs later today, but for the most part, it involves having one of several new mobile Intel CPUs (From the T7000-series), support for Wireless N networking, Intel's new 965 chipset, and some additional onboard memory--Intel calls it Turbo Memory--for faster booting.
We've compiled a handy list of the biggest system announcements being made today, in case you're looking to be the first on the block with a Santa Rosa laptop (of course, most of this info already leaked last week). Note that while some of these are available immediately, others may not ship until as late as July.
Latitude D630
This new system, bordering on the thin-and-light category, has a 14.1-inch screen, integrated wireless N, and a smart card reader. Options to be added in the near future include Nvidia Quadro 135M graphics, and solid state hard drives.
Latitude D830
Similar to the D630, but with a more familiar 15.4-inch screen. This is a successor to the Latitude D820, just as the new D630 replaces the, you guessed it, D620.
Latitude D531
Not technically a Santa Rosa system, but we can't let Intel have all the fun today. Dell clearly agrees, and is also launching this budget-minded AMD system, which will also include wireless N as an option.
This 15-inch business system has a sleek design that'll work for home users as well, plus a cool optional docking station that'll charge a spare battery. Starts at $1,399. Read our full review here.
A slightly more portable 14-inch version of the E-475M. Starts at $1,399.Read our full review here.
New addition to the mainstream R-series. Besides the new Santa Rosa CPU and chipset, it also has a new internal roll cage behind the LCD display. Starts at $1,299. Read our full review here.
The Santa Rosa version of Lenovo's high-end T series is thinner and lighter than the R61, and adds Intel's Active Management Technology, which lets IT guys update a system remotely, even if its in a suspended state. Starts at $1,399.
HP Pavilion HDX
What's 15.5 pounds, got a 20-inch screen and is a laptop in name only? HP's hot new Pavilion HDX, that's what. This mobile home theater has a huge screen, a dockable remote control, and should come with a weight belt. Prices start at $2,999, and it should ship around July. Read more about this beast here.
HP Pavilion dv9500t
HP updates its time-tested dv9000 series desktops replacements with the latest Centrino CPUs. Read our full review here.
A Santa Rosa version of the popular 13.3-inch SZ series, a stylish PC alternative to the 13-inch MacBook.
This is Sony's 17-inch desktop replacement series, so adding the latest T7000-series Intel CPUs, plus an optional Blu-ray drive should make it a mobile home theater that's a little easier on the back than the HP HDX.
This 15-inch "entertainment laptop" offers all the new Intel mobile CPUs, plus an optional Blu-ray drive. Starts at $1,400, or $2,000 with Blu-ray--if you think you can really tell the difference between a DVD and a Blu-ray movie on a 15-inch screen.
Tecra A9
Successor to the business-friendly A8 includes options for daft 802.11n and Nvidia's Quadro NVS 130M GPU, plus a spill-resistant keyboard.
Tecra M9
Superseding the existing thin-and-light M series, this new model features the higher-end Centrino Pro sticker for added IT oomph, and the all-important spill-resistant keyboard.
LifeBook T4220
The thin-and light is a sequel to the T4215 convertible tablet, which we liked very much, thanks to its indoor/outdoor screen and
tablet screen that swivels both ways. Adding the new Centrino Duo specs should boost both performance and battery life.
A 15-inch business laptop that goes for the more IT-friendly Centrino Pro sticker, the E8410 (and the Centrino Duo E9430) features Intel's top-of-the-line 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo T7700 processor and high-resolution screen options, but skips the 802.11n.
LifeBook A6030
A consumer version of the 15-inch E8410 (and a notch up from the LifeBook A6020), with the same high-end CPU, but with only a 1,280x800 screen resolution, and, so far, no 802.11n.
There should be even more laptop launches announced today, so stay tuned and we'll update this list with the most interesting ones.


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Irish schoolchildren were once taught to think of their country as a saucer, with mountains edging the rim and a dip in the middle. The dip is the Midlands—or the Lakelands, as it's sometimes called—and this often-overlooked region comprises nine counties: Cavan, Laois (pronounced leash), Westmeath, Longford, Offaly, Roscommon, Monaghan, Leitrim, and Tipperary.
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Stately Clonmacnoise: Atmospheric and still spirit-warm, this great early Christian monastery survived Viking, Norman, and English invaders over... Read more
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While our Fonts sales tend to maintain a fairly stable pattern over time, our Stock Art seems to shift from one style to another, sometimes quite drastically. Last year the Regime series of designs conquered the charts, but this year not a single one of them placed in the Top Ten. Instead, we saw sales shift toward a cleaner, […]
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Top Fonts of 2009 @ YWFT
It is that time again where we count down from 1 to 10, our top selling fonts of the past year. While we see a shift in what was hot in 2009 versus the year before, we also see favorites from 2008 still holding on strong. With no more wait, let us begin!
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