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Mt. Hood Meadows presents the 7th annual Full Sail Banked Slalom, sponsored by Full Sail Brewing on Saturday, April 6th! A banked slalom is a series of high banked curves - the faster a rider goes down the course, the bigger the course becomes because of the nature of the high walls of the banked turns.
Both skiers and snowboarders can participate, filling a field of 120.
Mt. Hood Meadows is holding the 3rd annual Hood River Appreciation Day, also known as HRAD. DUE TO SUNDAY'S SNOW FORECAST THE EVENT WILL BE MOVED TO THE VERTICAL RESTAURANT IN THE NORTH LODGE. We'll have music, raffles and food! Double Mountain, Full Sail and pFriem will be sampling beer, and Naked Winery will be sampling wine.
Come on out any time between 9 AM and 4 PM to enjoy the day and celebrate Hood River locals!
Ski to Defeat ALS is an event for the whole family. Participants can do one run or fifty runs, people with ALS are encouraged to participate because of our awesome partnership with Oregon Adaptive Sports. This event is not one to miss! Ski to defeat ALS and help benefit the ALS Association Oregon and SW Washington Chapter.
More info at www.SkitoDefeatALS.org.
Join us at Mazot Fest, sponsored by Double Mountain Brewery! You can race and watch others do the same, and also meet the rescue dogs at the Mazot. Mazot Fest will be taking place 10 AM to 3 PM. This is a fun, charitable race benefiting the Avalanche Rescue Program. The race will start above the Mazot and the entire course is spectator friendly with great viewing areas, primarily from the Mazot. We'll be giving away schwag and prizes too! Come join the fun and have a Double Mountain beer with our eclectic crew of snow enthusiasts. Not to mention, beer sold at the Mazot will benefit this great cause.
View the racer's results here.
The Rams Head Randonee is an uphill – downhill course laid out on the Stadium complex, with a loop that wraps around Rams Head. Randonee and Nordic demos, organized by the Mountain Shop, will be available in the demo village at the start. Registration begins at 7:30 AM in the Alpenstube Restaurant with all day festivities ending at an awards ceremony in the base area. Food and beer will be provided by Mt. Hood Meadows and Everybody's Brewing.
If you've been interested in skinning uphill, this will be a great opportunity to get information! Special thanks to The Mountain Shop for assistance with planning and promotion to make this an exceptional event.
There are four categories - Men's Open, Women's Open, Men's Masters (50 and Older) and Women's Masters (50 and Older). The registration fee is $20.
CLASS : Junior
Pl Bib Class Team Name Result
1 17 Junio Ethan Grayum 15:11.11 (1)
CLASS : Junior Mom
Pl Bib Class Team Name Result
1 120 Junio Linette Grayum 15:22.11 (1)
CLASS : Men's Masters (50 & Older)
Pl Bib Class Team Name Result
1 141 Men's Dieter Hoffmann 32:36.22 (1)
2 146 Men's Guy Trombley 33:34.35 (2)
3 10 Men's James Lamb 38:45.46 (3)
4 110 Men's Richard Rizk 1:11:40 (4)
5 128 Men's Don Skei 1:38:14 (5)
6 92 Men's Vik Doleis 2:11:19 (6)
7 130 Men's Paul Mayhew DNF
CLASS : Men's Open
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1 134 Men's Sam Cordell 22:06.61 (1)
2 142 Men's Paul Klein 24:37.77 (2)
3 80 Men's Ryan Dubina 25:35.60 (3)
4 122 Men's Patrick McCormick 26:33.11 (4)
5 7 Men's Mike Schuller 28:45.46 (5)
6 97 Men's Luis Valls 29:15.61 (6)
7 91 Men's Adam Schumaker 29:57.66 (7)
8 137 Men's Alex Macdonald 30:17.59 (8)
9 143 Men's Gabe Grayum 30:21.25 (9)
10 139 Men's Pierce Hodges 30:49.62 (10)
11 87 Men's Dave Clarke 30:50.22 (11)
12 96 Men's Mark Morford 31:34.16 (12)
13 125 Men's Evan Chenoweth 31:52.21 (13)
14 144 Men's John Loseth 32:21.20 (14)
15 88 Men's Rocky Henderson 32:58.96 (15)
16 81 Men's Wes Wenzel 33:28.22 (16)
17 135 Men's Brett Cournoyer 33:47.85 (17)
18 5 Men's Paul Cardosi 35:00.34 (18)
19 136 Men's Ben Jacklet 35:48.89 (19)
20 113 Men's Michael Anderson 37:38.39 (20)
21 140 Men's David Novak 38:30.42 (21)
22 145 Men's Paul MacCammond 39:01.24 (22)
23 149 Men's Wei Chiang 44:53.43 (23)
24 8 Men's RommelDeLeon 1:12:19 (24)
25 6 Men's Bruce Querbach 2:05:28 (25)
CLASS : Women's Masters (50 & Older)
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1 21 Women Connie Macomber 34:56.15 (1)
2 131 Women Violet Anderson 39:33.24 (2)
3 129 Women Katie Foehl 1:01:50 (3)
4 127 Women Linda Williams 1:03:26 (4)
5 133 Women Laura Whitehorn 1:15:22 (5)
CLASS : Women's Open
Pl Bib Class Team Name Result
1 138 Women Juliette Oldfield 30:59.59 (1)
2 111 Women Chelsey Brown 34:13.76 (2)
3 13 Women Kirsten Isakson 36:40.74 (3)
4 115 Women Laurel Manville 38:02.37 (4)
5 95 Women Patty Smaldone 38:49.55 (5)
6 148 Women Jill Chickering 39:08.26 (6)
7 9 Women Melanie R. Nelson 57:31.87 (7)
8 147 Women Erin Cushing 1:01:05 (8)
See the live stream of the 7th Annual Sno-Kona Pond Skim here Saturday!
The 7th annual Sno-Kona Pond Skim at Mt. Hood Meadows, presented by Kona Brewing, is scheduled for Saturday, April 27th! Snowboarders and skiers, get ready to launch yourself across 90 feet of frigid water, where you can win a free trip for two to Hawaii.
All competitors must be 21 or over. Cost to participate in the Pond
Skim is $30 per entrant, which includes a complimentary Kona beach
towel and celebratory Kona beer. Ski poles
are not allowed in the competition.
All participants will receive one attempt to cross the pond successfully. All participants who successfully skim the length of the pond during the first round qualifiers will advance to the Finals, where skimmers can receive a total of 50 points, based on three elements - whether you make it across, your costume, and style/crowd reaction. In the event of ties, the judges will deliberate and award the overall winner.
Participants can receive a maximum of 50 points, and will be judged on the following during the final round:
• Making it across the 2nd time - 10 points
• Costume - 20 points (scale of 1-20)
• Style and Crowd Response - 20 points (scale of 1-20)
With this scoring system, it will be possible to win the Sno-Kona Pond Skim without making it across the pond in the Finals. Judges will be encouraged to
judge costumes on craftsmanship, creativity and time spent putting the
costume together. It's not a race to see who can wear the skimpiest
costume or shock the crowd.
We'll have prizes for the top three places, as well as best costume, best splash, and best impression made by a woman. Let's not forget about the grand prize of a round trip vacation for two to Hawaii!
Online registration closed on Friday, April 26th at 4 PM. There will be day of registration Saturday morning, from 8-9:30 AM, in the Alpenstube Restaurant.
Competitor Info
8 - 9:30 AM – Competitor Check-In at the Alpenstube Restaurant
10:30 AM – First run (will run in reverse order of registration)
12:30 PM – Finals, followed by awards (This is approximate. Finals will begin around 30 minutes after the first run ends.)
Please check in as early as possible tomorrow morning, and make sure to bring photo ID! The registration forms can be found here. Filling them out in advance will save time and speed up the check-in process. And remember... no ski poles! Also, visibly intoxicated competitors will not be able to participate. Each competitor will receive a Sno-Kona towel and a celebratory Kona beer! To receive the beer, you can turn in your wristband at any of the serving stations outside.
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BOGOTA, Colombia —
Mauricio Rodriguez says he and fellow graffiti artists always knew what could happen to them when they spray-painted on buildings in this bustling city: beatings by the police, nights in jail, paint cans confiscated.
But then Justin Bieber came to town.
The 19-year-old Canadian heartthrob gave a concert on an October night and then took to the streets of this capital, wearing a hoodie and spray-painting a Canadian maple leaf atop a marijuana leaf alongside a tribute to his dead hamster, Pac. It all happened under the watchful eye of the metropolitan police, whose officers served as security detail.
Bieber's night out, which received heavy coverage and both scandalized and delighted the city's residents, has unintentionally seemed to open a door for Rodriguez and his fellow artists.
A day before Bieber left to give a concert and spray-paint the walls of the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo, the national chief of police here said officers "have to evolve and see graffiti as an artistic expression of a feeling, of a motivation."
"Someone who paints graffiti wants to tell us something, and we have to listen," chief Rodolfo Palomino said on radio, much to the delight of artists such as Rodriguez.
Now, hundreds of street artists have taken the police chief at his word, organizing into groups of up to 300 and using paint brushes, spray cans, stickers and stencils to cover walls in Bogota, Cali, Medellin and other big Colombian cities. Artists have planned events replicating the gatherings in smaller cities as well.
This week, the young graffiti artists have planned meetings to discuss how to transform their protests of what they call the police's hypocritical treatment of Bieber into a broader movement for more rights for graffiti artists.
"Now, there's more tranquility between us and the police, and we feel like we have a little more power," said Rodriguez, 30, a goateed artist who took up street art at age 16 and now teaches kids spray-painting.
The weekend after Bieber left, Rodriguez and 300 others went to the same stark highway walls near city hall where he painted. Within 24 hours, they had created 700 vibrant images and messages. They demanded the same respect as police gave to Bieber.
"Justin Bieber did not do this," said Essehomo Pino, who works for a local hip-hop community center called La Familia Ayara that helps poor youths. "It could have been anyone. He was just a catalyst."
The Bieber drama has helped legitimize the street artists' work, said Jeyffer Lozano, alias Don Popo, who heads La Familia Ayara.
"When police officers asked them to leave, they asked them, 'Why not protect us like you did with Justin Bieber? Why not listen to your own police chief?' " Lozano said. "Also, they are asking society, 'Why persecute our youth who are expressing themselves, mobilizing for good, creating beauty?' "
City officials are struggling to explain how officers permitted the international artist to spray-paint to his heart's content.
Mayor Gustavo Petro, who has been tolerant of graffiti, said officers assigned to Bieber were primarily there to protect him. "If that boy had gone out alone on Bogota's streets and something happened to him, you'd be asking a very different question," Petro said on radio.
On the same day, Guillermo Jaramillo, who is responsible for Bogota's public security, told reporters that if Bieber returns, he may have to do community service, such as giving a free concert for children.
Community service or not, Bieber was treated far differently than other graffiti artists here.
"Many of us think the police's treatment of Bieber is hypocritical — those with privilege get away with it," said Alfonso Malagon, 29, who goes by Joems and began creating abstract images at 15.
Bogota's graffiti laws have for years appeared lax, but police are known to overstep their authority.
Christian Petersen, an Australian street artist who leads a graffiti tour of this city's colonial Candelaria neighborhood, revels in the sheer number of buildings covered in art here — from statues of winged angels to politically tinged murals.
Peterson said that as an older and international artist who paints during the day, he is rarely troubled by police.
But he and other street artists say that for younger male graffiti artists, who are often stereotyped as criminals, painting at night can be treacherous. Corrupt police officers demand bribes disguised as fines, bring the artists to jail for the night if they cannot pay, or beat them.
In recent gatherings, artists have painted images in memory of Felipe Diego Becerra, a 16-year-old graffiti artist shot by police in the back in 2011 under mysterious circumstances. The city is still investigating the incident and has removed the officer from his position.
This year, the mayor's office for the first time outlined specific sanctions for defacing private property and public buildings without a permit. Police can no longer detain graffiti artists and have defined options: They can impose a set range of fines, or they can ask the artists to leave or clean up the area.
Cristina Lleras, who works for Bogota's secretary of culture, said the law aims to both "promote and regulate graffiti in the city."
But Lozano worries about the new decree.
"There's a difference between a law on paper and a law in reality," he said.


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Welcome to the official site of the City of Angels Camp, CA, home of the Jumping Frog as well as the Base Camp for Mountain Sports in the Sierras. Located at the juncture of Highways 4 and 49, this historic town has plenty to offer residents, visitors, and those just passing through. This site is dedicated to the business side of the City of Angels, including city council minutes and meetings, contact information for city departments, and general information for residents. More information about tourism in the area can be found at AngelsCampFun.com and DestinationAngelsCamp.com.
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Apply as an international student only if you are not a U.S. citizen and do not hold U.S. permanent residency (a green card). If you are a U.S. citizen or hold permanent residency (green card), apply as a domestic student, regardless of where you physically reside.
We use the Common Application. We encourage you to apply early, and please contact us if you have questions about the application process.
You will need the items listed below to complete your application.
After we receive your application, we will send you a user name and instructions on how to access your applicant status page.
International applicants who are interested in Early Decision must contact our office prior to submitting their applications.
Application Requirements
If you do not hold U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Residency, you must apply to Grinnell College as an international student. If you hold U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Residency (green card) you must apply as a domestic student, regardless of where you physically reside. If, for some reason, you are unclear about your legal citizenship, clarify your status with your parents/legal counsel. Deliberate or unintended misrepresentation of your citizenship status may be cause for withdrawal of your application. If your permanent residency status is still "pending," you must apply as an international student. Then, once your permanent residency is approved you should notify us immediately. A photocopy of this paperwork will be required.
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- Grinnell College uses The Common Application exclusively. The required forms are available for electronic submission.
- Secondary School Transcript: An official copy of your transcript with an original stamp, signature, or seal is required. The transcript should be in the language of instruction, with a certified English translation if appropriate.
- School Counselor/Headmaster Recommendation Letter: Grinnell requires one letter of general recommendation from your secondary school counselor, headmaster, or principal. This letter should accompany the Secondary School Transcript.
- Two Teacher Recommendation Letters: Grinnell requires two letters of recommendation from teachers of your choice in core academic subjects. The Common Application Teacher Recommendation forms are preferred.
- SAT or ACT Score Report Grinnell has no minimum SAT or ACT score requirements. For more information on these tests, including test locations and schedules, please visit the SAT and ACT websites. *Grinnell's institution code for requesting SAT score reports is 6252. For the ACT it is 1318.
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): Because of the high academic demands placed on our students in terms of reading and writing, Grinnell only admit applicants who can demonstrate a very strong command of the English language. TOEFL is required for all international applicants (with the potential to waive this requirement in limited cases). For test scheduling see: www.ets.org. *Grinnell's institution code for requesting TOEFL score reports is 6252. We will accept the IELTS in lieu of the TOEFL; we require a minimum IELTS score of 6.5.
- International Student Financial Aid: Any international student who indicates on the COmmonAPplication an intent to be considered for need-based financial aid must submit the CSS Profile as part of the complete application file. Grinnell's school code for the CSS Profile is 6252. Grinnell does not require IDOC information in the application stage.
- We encourage international students to apply early - by mid-late December if possible.
What We Look For
We are looking for students who have chosen a rigorous workload and who have excelled. We're also interested in students who have pursued a balanced academic program.
Our recommended secondary school program is as follows:
- Four years of English
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- Three years of laboratory sciences
- Three years of social sciences
- Three years of a foreign language
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These documents give us insight into your academic talents.
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Grinnell's vibrant campus life relies on students with diverse interests who share their talents widely. We'd like to know about your involvement outside the classroom. We're especially interested in students who have demonstrated commitment and achievement, as well as those who have held positions of leadership.
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You must take either the ACT or the SAT and have the testing organization submit your scores to Grinnell. We do not have minimum SAT or ACT score requirements.
- ACT information and test scheduling
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- We look at your best composite ACT score.
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- Grinnell SAT institution code: 6252
- We look at your best individual critical reading and math scores.
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Have two teachers of your choice complete letters of recommendation for you.
We prefer you use the Common Application teacher recommendation forms.
School Counselor/Headmaster Recommendation Letter
Grinnell requires one letter of general recommendation from your secondary school counselor, headmaster, or principal. It should accompany your secondary school transcript.
Secondary School Transcript
An official copy of your transcript with an original stamp, signature, or seal is required. The transcript should be in the language of instruction, with a certified English translation if appropriate.
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
TOEFL is required for all international applicants (with the potential to waive this requirement in limited cases).
For test scheduling see Educational Testing Service.
Grinnell institution code: 6252
We will accept a minimum IELTS test score of 6.5 in lieu of the TOEFL.
International Student Financial Forms
Please submit the CSS Profile. Our school code is 6252. For more information, please see Financial Aid for International Students.
Requesting a waiver for the CSS Profile fee
We offer a very limited number of waivers and we cannot approve every request. If the items below have not been completed prior to submission of this request form, the fee waiver request will be automatically denied. Only students who have already submitted the following materials will be considered:
- Common Application
- Official SAT I or ACT Score Report
- Official TOEFL Score Report (unless you have already been granted a waiver of the TOEFL requirement)
If the above items have not been completed prior to submission of this request form, your request for a fee waiver will be automatically denied.
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Yankees closer Mariano Rivera was the guest of honor as MLB.com analyst Ed Randall hosted a "Fans 4 the Cure" panel discussion on Tuesday night at the School of Visual Arts Theatre in New York City to raise funds for prostate cancer education.
Rivera was joined on the panel by former teammates David Cone and John Flaherty, and Yankees pitching coach Larry Rothschild. The group reflected on the work ethic and storied career of the all-time saves leader's 18 years in the Majors.
Rivera's ex-batterymate Flaherty recalled facing Rivera as an opponent while with the Tigers in the 1990s.
"I'm on deck at Yankee Stadium and I'm sizing him up -- a nice easy delivery," said Flaherty. "All he's throwing are fastballs in warm-ups, and I'm like, 'Oh, boy. This is where I'm going to make my living, on guys like this.'
"I remember standing in the box -- the first pitch -- and before I can even get ready, the ball was by me. And it was that reality -- like he's making it look like he's not even working and the ball is jumping out of his hand. Three pitches and I was back in the dugout."
The 43-year-old Rivera, who tore his right ACL last May while shagging fly balls during batting practice in Kansas City, is on the comeback trail after appearing in just nine games in 2012.
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It takes a lot of hard work for any high school athlete to qualify for a state tournament as an individual, something only one Paulding County freshman had ever accomplished in wrestling.
Wayne Trace's George Clemens became the second freshman to do so this year and was selected as the Paulding County Progress 2012-13 Paulding County Wrestler of the Year in voting by the county coaches and media.
Clemens posted an impressive record of 46-3 on the season and set school records in victories, consecutive wins and best season winning percentage.
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Hi all I just joined the forum some of you I have met at Stonethrow cub fest I am Kodiaks brother our dads 49 cub now resides at my house so we could keep it in the family ,Dad was not able to do much with it the last couple of years so I have been watching after it. I am sure I will have many questions, looking forward to seeing many of you at Stonethrow this fall.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead when the skies of November turn gloomy.
A doomed ore carrier called the Edmund Fitzgerald is what Gordon Lightfoot wrote about in the famous song, not the cruelest month of football season.
But it's Week 10 in the SEC, and November is the time when your lights go out of sight or you make Whitefish Bay. And if you're not among the strong and lucky pressing on with goals intact, you're learning a dreary life lesson about settling for less.
Because that's what happens when you lose, dude.
And so, this week, instead of making predictions at the end of game summaries which compel chat room scum to compose obscene, ungrammatical screeds launched from the safety of email anonymity, we'll stick with the nautical theme and quote from the never ending saga, Pirates of the Caribbean.
Ragetti: You have to be lost to find a place that can't be found.
It looked like South Carolina turned the corner last week with that upright-clanging, missed Missouri field goal in double overtime. But when you're going in circles, all you do is turn corners.
You can't relax with this South Carolina team. We've seen it all before. The Gamecocks seemed back on track after stomping Arkansas, then went up to Tennessee and laid a big, old egg.
This week, it's Mississippi State at home, and that's a wonky team, too, with your Dak Prescott and Tyler Russell thing going all the time and their defense that's semi-good sometimes then gives up last-second drives to Auburn, 59 points to LSU and 22 to Kentucky. KENTUCKY!
All the signs and omens point to a Gamecock crush, but really, who knows? Is Connor Shaw well, and did he have a hurt leg or a stomach bug when he came off the bench and beat Mizzou? Will Good Jadeveon or Bad Jadeveon come to play? And what about Mike Davis and his smooshed foot?
How's a man supposed to go to Home Depot and get a haircut Saturday afternoon when this kind of game is happening on SEC TV?
Barbossa: You'd best start believing in ghost stories… You're in one.
These are a couple of beat-up ball teams trudging toward an uncertain future. Georgia may be getting super running back Todd Gurley and wide receiver Michael Bennett back this week, which is a good thing because its defense is woeful. Florida, too, has been stricken by bad injury karma, and its offense may be the only thing in the history of football worse than Georgia's defense.
This is an age-old rivalry that's always a lot of fun. These two teams don't like each other, Bob, and all that. But let's be real, here, the bloom is off the rose.
Here's what's on the line today, best case scenario:
The winner hopes to put previous misfortune behind it and use the momentum to surge to the East Division championship with the help of some unlikely upsets. Maybe get a few more hurt players back in time to wrangle an upset over whoever wins the West, end the SEC's reign of national dominance and claim a trip to the Sugar Bowl to play, oh, let's say Central Florida.
Sugar Bowl swag includes an iPad, so there's that.
Jack Sparrow: You're not facing normal pirates. More like cruel, demented, vicious pirates who can't be killed.
Bret Bielema publicly complained about Auburn sending him wrong tapes or some such this week. This past summer at the SEC Media Days he snapped at Gus Malzahn because Malzahn said something like football coaches who don't play super-fast football wear a dress and have cooties.
If this is what passes for a budding rivalry these days, we're truly living in sorrowful times.
Arkansas gave up 104 points to Alabama and South Carolina, who look kind of, sort of, like the frontrunners to meet in the SEC Championship Game, unless Auburn beats Alabama, which seems a lot more likely than it did in the past two years or so.
Captain Jack Sparrow: Who's to say I won't live forever?
The other ones: Does Alabama State really have a chance to upset Kentucky at Lexington, and can Johnny Manziel get 1,000 yards against UTEP? Yes to both questions. Tennessee and Missouri see who can rebound from soul-crushing defeat the best.
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Wanda flew from the Bay Area on June 5 and landed in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, two days later. She sends these commentaries on the rather rare occasions she has internet access. Enjoy! June 13 – I am in Gondar, Ethiopia, left Lalibela this morning. It was a short flight. It is entering the rainy season, so I walked into a storm. I didn't have my coat and got drenched to the core.


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DANVERS, Mass. — State health officials continue to quietly investigate what may have caused one to two dozen students to exhibit unexplained vocal tics or repetitive hiccups at Essex Agricultural and Technical School in Danvers and, to a lesser extent, North Shore Technical High in Middleton, this past school year.
The state is reaching out to more than 2,600 doctors in the region while investigating environmental factors that may have caused the symptoms, including air testing and visual observations inside school buildings. So far, according to a May 10 status report from the state Department of Public Health, air tests did not turn up anything that would contribute to "significant neurological effects."
Danvers Health Director Peter Mirandi, in an update to the Board of Health on May 30, said the state is casting a wide net to gather information from doctors and their patients.
"They will be looking for correlations between the symptoms and the students," Mirandi said. "The effort from the Department of Public Health is very thoughtful, deliberate, and I wouldn't mind recognizing them for stepping up when we needed assistance."
A spokesman for the state Department of Public Health had no update on the investigation.
"It's a very extensive process, and there is no report that I have," said Ann Roach, media relations manager for the state Department of Public Health.
In February, state public health officials met with parents of affected students, school officials and Danvers and Middleton health officials to learn more about their concerns.
In March, the Department of Public Health and the Board of Registration of Medicine sent letters to more than 2,600 "attending physicians, encompassing more than a dozen medical specialties" looking to see if any had treated patients with vocal tics or chronic hiccups from the two schools. The doctors were asked to discuss the state investigation with parents to see if they would consent to allow the state to obtain the patients' medical records.
"To date, MDPH has received signed medical records forms for nine students who have been reported as having these symptoms," according to the May 10 status report.
The state has also conducted a number of indoor air quality tests and made visual observations in school buildings.
"Based on the observation and air measurements taken during the building investigations conducted at Essex Agricultural and Technical High School to date, no environmental factors that would be most likely attributed to significant neurological effects have been detected," the update states.
The state is also looking into environmental information for the East Street field in Middleton "where parents who attended the February meeting reported that many of the students experiencing vocal tics and chronic hiccups have played sports."
In January, some health experts who had not seen any of the local students theorized the incidents appeared to be a case of conversion disorder and mass psychogenic illness, also known as mass hysteria. That was the explanation given for a widely publicized case involving high school girls suffering tics in Le Roy, N.Y. It's a diagnosis that came under intense scrutiny.
Parents from around the country supported the theory that pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections, or PANDAS, may be to blame. This condition involves rare cases when strep infections cause autoimmune reactions in the brain.
The Essex Aggie case has caught the attention of New Zealand author Robert Bartholomew, a native New Yorker who has a doctorate in medical sociology and who teaches at the Botany Downs Secondary College in South Auckland. The researcher has written extensively on the subject of mass hysteria in schools.
"This is a highly unusual case. After all, it's not every day that more than a dozen high school students come down with vocal tics and hiccuping," he said in an email. "It would be almost impossible to fake the symptoms ... being described," said Bartholomew.
He has been trying, with no luck, to get answers from the state Department of Public Health to learn from these incidents so they could be prevented from recurring.
"Transparency is the best policy in these cases," Bartholomew said.
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Living in the Country
I guess I'll be the first to try this discussion page on for size. Can anyone tell me the do's and don'ts and why's to starting an apple orchard. I'd like to start one this spring on about a half-1 acre hillside land. It has been used as grazing pasture the last 6-7 yrs. Thanks for you input.
Jeff, I can't speak from personal experience, but a co-worker of mine purchased a home with an established apple orchard of about 2-3 acres in size. In fact, the orchard was the determining factor in the purchase. He worked the orchard for about 3 years getting it into shape and producing again. The amount of time and expense involved was staggering. He ultimately cut the entire orchard down to the ground. What he intended to be his hobby became a real burden as he was raising a family at the same time. Maybe it'll work out differently for you, but it will be a lot of work. There are several orchards around me and I can see that if they are left alone and not maintained, they will soon stop producing.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
I won't add a whole lot at this point. One suggestion, check with local sources (like the Extension Service) for the right varieties to plant. With most fruits, you need varieties that are adapted to your local climate. Life isn't long enough to wait for trees to reach maturity and have to start over.
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Jeff, I started my orchard about eight years ago with just six trees, then six years ago I added almost sixty more. I have apples, pears, peaches, plums, and had (but lost) cherries and apricots. All my trees are dwarf. If given decent conditions, dwarf trees will start producing in about three to four years, which mine did. I have stayed all organic in my orchard, but to do that you have to accept a lot more imperfections than what you get from the store. If you have any questions, feel free to email me, Ryan
Thanks for the info guys. Understand that alot of time and effort will be involved. But a couple sayings come to mind, "Alittle hard work never hurt anyone" and "Nothings worth doing unless its worth doing right". I'll let you know when I'm sippin on that first cup of fresh pressed apple cider. jk
Hey Jeff...Sounds like you're buildin' yur very own apple cider press, or restoring an old one. I've got got a two bucket original, cast iron apple cider press and grinder that was made in the late 1800's in Lancaster, Ohio
by the Eagle Machine Company . It does a GREAT job of grinding and pressin' sweet apple cider. If you're up near Winchester, VA..that's the apple country capital of Virginia! I can tell you that nothin' beats the taste of your own, fresh-pressed apple cider, without any preservatives...with a jigger of Maker's Mark, over crushed ice...it's EVEN BETTER
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Years ago I bought a cider press kit from GardenWay, if I remember correctly, which did a pretty good job. But I am looking for an original. I freeze the cider in plastic jugs, and it tastes great after several months. I guess a person could allow some of it to sit on the back porch for while for an extra punch.
Finding An Apple Cider Press
I was very lucky in searching for my Eagle Machine Apple Cider Press. I went on EBay a couple of years ago, and there were several. The one I liked the most was the one I finally got. It had been in the same family since it was NEW! Purchased by the man's Father and then passed down to him (he was 75 at the time I bought it). I'm very proud to be only the second family that's owned the press, since it was NEW ! The wood has been re-stocked only once. It was done in oak and is in GREAT condition...everything else is original. In fact, the wooden hopper on top of the grinder, still has the original stencil visable! A very good friend of mine here in Tennessee (who also presses apple cider at shows) has several cider presses that he has restored. If you're located in Ohio...that's where the BEST ones were made (Eagle Machine / Hocking Valley- BOTH made in Lancaster, Ohio). My came from Masillion, Ohio. If I were looking...that's where I'd start FIRST!
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I haven't got my hands on a cider press yet. I always keep an eye out for one at auctions and sales. I've found a few new ones in catalogs (e.g Lehman's Non-Electric), but i'd much rather have an older one. Sounds like I need to use some contacts in Ohio on those Eagle Machine presses. Thanks for the tip. jk
Jeff...I'll keep my eye out for one and let you know if there are any in this neck of the woods!
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Thanks Country, I can almost taste it now. Hey, did I tell yas I have family in OH-HI-O? Uncle is Commissioner of Ohio State Athletics (OSHA).
Thanks, jk
I had a italian plum it over produced one year, split and died...
as did the peach....their tuff to grow up here..I have tried dwarf cherry
and grapes...but they drown...I currently have a johnathan apple, pear,plum, and lots of different types of trees all thriving.
really poor old growth oak forest soil. used to be a alfalfa plot I hear.
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Em, my wife is the real gardener. I just do the honey do work. We have a Stella Cherry, 2 Damson Plums, (one of which was supposed to be a pear), 4 apple trees - varieties unknow to me at present - although one is a snow apple (grew wild along the road in the ditch, had a high-hoe dig it up 2 years ago - wife gave it a hair cut - looks weird but is producing nicely) 4 Choke Cherries and 4 grape vines. All are doing nicely especially the Plums.
Each summer we have gotten about 2 bushels of plums from the one tree. The second one is just starting to produce - third year now. The Cherry we have had a lot of trouble with, almost lost it twice, but now seems to be thriving.
Hoping there has not been too much damage from the Ice Storm this past week. We do spray them, prune them and give them a little tlc, lots of work, but boy do the fruits taste sweet, much better than store bought.
With the gardens, lawn, trout pond as well as the wood lot, the little orchard is a bit much and can get forgotten for a few weeks, but it is surviving and growing. We plan to add a pair of Peach trees and a pair of Pear trees this year as well.
Will post pictures in the spring.
This side of the board might get to be a little interesting!
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To date we have 2 red cherry trees, which are tart and the birds seem to enjoy them before they are ever ripe enough to pick, 1 plum, we had two but one of them, the best one, go black knot disease and had to cut her down, 1 very old persimion tree that always has a good yield but we haven't gotten up the nerve to use the fruit for anything. Even after the first heavy frost these things are still very tart. Talk about puckerin your mouth. 3 apple trees, 1 red delicious and the other two not sure--think MacIntosh or Granny Smith. They always have plenty of fruit and provide for canned applesause and candied apples thru winter. There are several orchards in the area, we are at the southern end of the Shenandoah Valley which is known for producing nice apple orchards. I thought maybe starting a small one myself and try raising it the organic way to offer something different to the area. jk
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— I am pumped. I will be one of eight official chili judges this coming weekend for the Louisville Fire Department "Great Louisville Fire Drill." I'm told we get special aprons and badges, and we get to eat more chili than any human should encounter in one day.
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The competitors should rest easy knowing that I am a judge a not a competitor. Below is my award-winning chili recipe. Actually, it's more like my wife's. Give it a try.
The Chili Recipe
Melt butter into the olive oil over medium-high heat. Sauté the onions, garlic and jalapeño over medium-high heat for 5 minutes or until the onions are soft and translucent, and then remove the mix from the pot.
Add 1 tbs of olive oil back to the pot. Brown the beef and drain the fat. Then, add back your vegetable mix and all of the remaining ingredients, except the chocolate. Simmer with lid off for 3 to 4 hours, occasionally stirring. Then, add the chocolate.
A red wine holds up will against these rich flavors, such as a Shiraz, Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon. In terms of a beer, I would suggest a pilsner to cut through the richness and spiciness of the chili.
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On Feb. 3, Super Bowl Sunday XLVII will commence. Some people look forward to the game, the funny commercials and the halftime show ( Destiny's Child reunion!). But others are solely there for the wings, the nachos and the pizza—and rightfully so.
There's something about Super Bowl food that gives the day an almost Thanksgiving-like aura. Both events boast a big, communal meal—except on Super Bowl Sunday, it's usually deep fried and covered in Buffalo sauce.
In Cascade, there are plenty of local places that offer catering, and many restaurants that have special Super Bowl menus.
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J.R. Crickets or LT Wings
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- 1 container of fresh salsa from Trader Joe's (spiciness dependent on your taste)
- 1 – 3 large cloves of garlic, pressed or finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 bag of tortilla chips
- Peel and pit avocados.
- Mash the avocados in a non-metal bowl (if one or more of them seems a wee bit under-ripe, chop instead of mashing).
- Drain the fresh salsa well (I usually use the lid to squish the salsa down and pour the liquid into the sink) and add it to the mashed avocados.
- Add the pressed or chopped garlic and the cumin.
- Mix well, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until ready to use.
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- 2 pounds ground white meat chicken
- 1 small yellow onion, finely chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, pressed or finely chopped
- 1 cup cilantro or parsley, chopped
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Extra-virgin olive oil, for drizzling
- 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) butter
- 1 cup hot sauce (such as Frank's or Cholula)
- 3 scallions, green and white parts thinly sliced
- Store-bought, good quality blue cheese dressing for dipping
- 1 bag pre-cut celery sticks
- 1 bag pre-cut carrot sticks
- Preheat oven to 400ºF.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine the ground chicken with the onion, garlic and cilantro or parsley, and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
- Shape the chicken mixture into balls—you should have 32 meatballs in total.
- Arrange the meatballs on a wire rack on a foil-covered sheet pan and drizzle with olive oil.
- Bake until the meatballs are cooked through and golden brown, about 10-12 minutes.
- While the meatballs are baking, melt the butter in a large, flat bottom pan over medium heat.
- Add the hot sauce and whisk to combine.
- In the pan, toss the baked meatballs in the hot sauce to coat (you may do this in batches) and transfer to a serving platter.
- Place the blue cheese dressing in a small serving bowl and garnish with chopped scallions.
- Serve the meatballs with toothpicks alongside the blue cheese dressing, celery and carrot sticks.
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A fella traded me a cub today for 5 majic beans. He said that if I plant them they would grow about 6 feet tall and would flower and keep mosquitos away. He called them mosquito plants. Has anyone ever heard of this before? They are from Georgia.
I got a cub for my wife once. But the guy brought her back...........
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
I have seen the mosquito plants advertised in some of the organic gardening magazines I used to get, but I don't know how well they work.
"The Constitution is not an instrument for the government
to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the
government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
Better kill that entry before Momma Dog sees it. She will have to have a great sense of humor for you to survive the beating.
In my case it would be ok. Bev has a great sense of humor, otherwise she would not have married me.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
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" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
I've heard of plants like that that will repel them. I dont know if they work well - cant be any worse than some of the crap out there.
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"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche
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Uh oh!!!!!!
Just wait until the "organic folks" get to this one... It is a GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISM (GMO)... The organic, all natural, crowd is gonna be really upset with this one...
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First time I've ever heard of them. Pretty interesting, might be worth giving them a try.
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Had one at a house I rented a few years back. Didn't look too bad, but it didn't work too good, either. It was planted next to a walkway and used to grow into the way frequently such that I would have to trim it back. I recall being overwhelmed with mosquitos while trimming it, so I'm not sure this is the promise science claims it to be.
Than again, that place had so many darned mosquitos, it would have taken a whole yard of the stuff to make a difference.
Although their genes aren't spliced, our modern corn and many other crops are far different from their origins through selective breeding. The all natural crowd just needs to get used to it.
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The most affectionate creature in the world is a wet dog. Ambrose Bierce
Just the response from just the person I expected it from...
I agree with you wholeheartedly, Mr. Willer...
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