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"The laziest man I ever met put popcorn in his pancakes so they would turn over by themselves."
W.C. Fields
Popcorn is an old fashioned comfort food. There is something about the smell, taste and sound of popcorn popping that evokes a warm sense of comfort and love. Popcorn is a friend, it never travels alone, it is an "and" food. Popcorn and a movie. Popcorn and a coke. Popcorn and butter. Popcorn and a huge piece of chocolate that you won't share with anyone.
When microwave popcorn hit the shelves in the 1980's something changed. What was once a special lovingly prepared stove top snack became a 2 to 3 minute meal….with a certain coating left in your mouth that you could never quite identify as natural. The taste of microwave popcorn has come a long way in 20 years. Some brands are actually very tasty and there is something to be said for it's expedience, but nothing beats the old fashioned way Paula has been making popcorn for years. In South Carolina, they call it "skillet fried". Here in Georgia, we just call it friend!
Stove Top Popcorn
Yields: 2 quarts
2 tablespoons canola oil
1/3 cup popcorn kernels, high quality
2 tablespoons butter
salt to taste
Place oil in a 3 quart saucepan over medium high heat. Put 2 kernels of popcorn in the oil and cover with a tight fitting lid. When "test kernels" pop, the oil is at the perfect temperature (between 400º-460º F) and it is time to add the remaining popcorn kernels in an even layer.
Replace lid and remove from the heat for 30 seconds. By removing the pan from the heat and waiting 30 seconds, you are allowing the kernels to reach a near popping temperature so when returned to the heat they will all pop at about the same time.
Return the pan to the heat and begin gently shaking the pan back and forth over the heat. Try to keep the lid slightly ajar to allow the steam from the popcorn to release. Once the popping slows down to few seconds between pops it is time to remove the pan from the heat and carefully dump the popcorn into a large bowl.
If you are adding butter. Place the butter in the empty hot pan off the burner and allow butter to melt. Pour over your popcorn and salt to taste.
Why does popcorn pop?
The secret: water.
Each popcorn kernel contains a hard outer shell and a starchy inside surrounding a dab of water. When the kernels are heated to about 400º-460º F, the pocket of water turns into steam and expands within the tough casing. Just like blowing up a balloon, as more and more steam forms, the pressure against the outer shell increases. Eventually, this hard shell can no longer contain the pressure and the shell gives way causing the kernel to explode. That's when you hear the POP! When it pops, the kernel turns inside out revealing the soft starch that makes the white fluffy part of your popcorn.
Paula's Tip:
Kernels that don't pop are known as "old maids". They have lost some of the moisture needed within the starch to create the build up of pressure to pop the kernel.
Rejuvenate popcorn by filling a 1 quart jar ¾ full with popcorn kernels. Add one tablespoon of water. Cover and shake every 5 minutes until all the water is absorbed. In three to four days it should be ready for popping!
More perfectly popped recipes!
Chocolate Popcorn
Paula's Popcorn Nut Balls
Paula's Party Popcorn
Popcorn Balls
Grandma Paul's Caramel Corn
That is good advice about pop-corn am going to try it the very next time!!
By nancynewberg on January 26, 2013
Hey Paula love you all!!! Happy Holidays. I wanted to let you know I have those bowls and three sets like them I have my kitchen done in the 50's look so they were great finds for me.. Although one set I must say I have had since 1972 when I got it as a wedding gift.. Hugs
By Shirley Barrie on December 03, 2010
Thought you might could use this!!!
By Sharon on November 23, 2010
Paula - you are my mentor! I love your cookbooks and have all of them. One of our customers, who also loves to cook, calls me Kathy Deen, and says I remind him of you, puffy hair, I guess. HA! My other knickname is "Butta", as in butter, since I cook with butter, the way you do. Thanks for being there for all of us. You're great!
By Kathy Parker on October 12, 2010
Paula, I was so excited to see that you make your popcorn exactly how I make mine. Every afternoon about 2pm I pop a big ole pan full, and watch soap operas with my husband. I dip my popcorn in my diet coke! My husband says I'm weird, but its good!
By Dolly Carter on October 06, 2010
I bought 10 of the Cookbooks that your sons wrote.
The Dean Brothers Cookbook. We love it. For about a month, my married kids and myself tried new recipes. We loved every one we tried.
Thanks for being such a loving family. It comes out on your shows.
I love you, and hope someday to visit your Restaurant in Georgia.
By LINDA NORSWORTHY on October 05, 2010
Paula, I still love having good popcorn, and that is the popcorn we pop. I love the sound and the smell. It brings back so many memories of my family having popcorn for every occasion especially at Christmas, when we would string it and put it on the tree.
By Ann Hoover on October 05, 2010
I know you hear this alot,but Im you biggest fan.Im not a girl who follows people around on t.v and books and thingss,but you got me hooked girl!Im a wonderful cook thanks to you.Everybody wants to come to my house to eat,and ask me to cook all the time.I have learned alot from you.You have made me a real good cook thanks to your shwos and all the cook books of yours.I came to your restarant on mothers day.I was like a kid in disney land.I loved it!!!!!You and you boys are the coolest and I dont tell many people that you earn that with me.Thanks for all you do in shareing you talents with the public.The deens rock and so does michael!Cant forget michael!:) Lisa
By Lisa Covington on June 13, 2010
If anyone deserves success…it is definitely you. You overcame so much in your life and the grace that you show in your books, on TV and in your movie debut…WOW! You are wonderful. Keep up the good work for all of us "Paula Want-a-be's" and continue sharing your love of food with us for many years to come.
By Sherrie Voegele on May 25, 2010
I would love to see a cookbook by Bobby Dean of
his lighter recipes….I would defintely buy it as
soon as it would come out.
Love, Paula, Bobby, & Jamie.
I buy ever cookbook that comes out by each of you.
By Cornelia Motsinger on May 21, 2010
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What is ISyE? [video]
Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) applies basic engineering skills from mathematics and the physical sciences, specialized analysis techniques, and an understanding of how people interact with machines and each other to design, evaluate, and improve the performance of systems in industry and in the service sector. Examples of the types of systems that may be analyzed by ISyEs include health care delivery systems, product distribution networks, and manufacturing systems. Click here for a video explaining "What is Industrial Engineering."
The factors that most distinguish ISyE from other engineering disciplines are the close relationship between ISYE methods and effective business operations, and the attention devoted to the people in the systems being analyzed-some say ISyEs are "the people engineers."
At USD we help you to acquire the technical knowledge needed to address the broad spectrum of problems encountered as an ISyE. We make sure you develop the liberal arts background and the communication and interpersonal skills you will need to succeed on the job. Then we ask you to help create better places for people to work and live.
What kinds of jobs do USD ISyE grads have?
Jaclyn Sonico works for Callaway Golf. Her process improvement team works with other engineers and production workers to rapidly design, develop, and produce demonstrable superior golf equipment.
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To the editor,
As an economist dealing with public policy issues, my attention was caught by James Niedzinski's penetrating Aug. 17 report of the Rockport Board of Selectmen's meeting.
Clearly the town faces a major financial decision, yet from the inquiries I have made, few if any of the residents (save for the directly impacted tenants) know or understand the issues. Interestingly, I understand that the decision rests solely with the BOS and may be made without town meeting approval.
Are the issues here the same as those pertaining to Conomo Point, Essex?
There may be some similarities with respect to market level rents, but there are also many differences. The primary lawsuit in Essex, however, relates to the ownership of the houses. At Long Beach, it is clear that the cabins are owned by the renters.
Will the town owe the renters anything for their homes if they do not renew the leases?
As I understand the lease, the answer is no. The renters have 120 days to remove their homes from the land or the town may do so and bill the renters for such costs. There is no obligation on the town to renew nor any payment required for non-renewal.
A number of folks have asked me whether the fair market rent ought to reflect the fact that the properties may be occupied for only six months each year. Of course, that is true and it is what I mean by fair market rents.
Likewise, rents during the summer months are much higher than for winter beach-front rentals, so their six months would probably be close to 80 percent of a full year's rental.
A competent independent appraisal would take that into account. I hope the Board of Selectmen will obtain one ASAP.
Congratulations to the Times on your fine coverage of our town's activities.
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The deal reached last week between Ward County and Ogden Newspapers for the sale of land north of the current Ward County Jail clears the way for a much needed expansion project.
The county had needed land currently used by the paper for parking to build an addition to the jail.
Perry Olson talked with Sheriff Steve Kukowski today about the project...and the staggering number of inmates that are housed at the facility now.
The wait for an answer on this land owned by Ogden didn't help the jail project timeline...
(Steve Kukowski - Ward County Sheriff) "It has taken some time and it has pushed us back a little but we are moving forward."
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More space is certainly needed. Currently the jail can put 104 inmates in a bed...but jail numbers are consistently higher than that...127 now...and it will get worse as the warmer months arrive.
(Steve Kukowski - Ward County Sheriff) "The weekends especially over because people are serving weekend sentences and all the people who are arrested on the weekend."
The addition as currently designed will add almost 100 more beds -- and the potential for even more than that.
(Steve Kukowski - Ward County Sheriff) "This facility will be built with the option of adding another floor if that is needed in the future."
And if projections pan out...it is space that might just be needed sooner rather than later. In Minot, Perry Olson, KX News.
Kukowski estimates that completion of a jail expansion project is still two to two-and-a-half years away.
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By Mitchel Olszak
CNHI News Service
"I welcome this debate and I think it's healthy for our democracy."
President Obama made this comment recently regarding revelations the National Security Agency has been scooping up vast amounts of raw data from America's telephone systems and Internet providers.
While I agree such a debate is healthy for democracy, I don't believe for a moment that Obama welcomes it. To the contrary, I think he's lying through his teeth.
Here is a man who has been president since January 2009. He went into office supposedly skeptical of the expanding national security apparatus set up by the outgoing Bush administration.
If Obama wanted a debate, and believed it would be healthy, it would have started back then.
The only reason the president is saying this now is because the cat's out of the bag.
As I write this, Edward Snowden is supposedly ensconced in Moscow's airport, looking for a country that will give him sanctuary and protect him from U.S. extradition. It's fast becoming a dubious proposition.
Snowden first made headlines a few weeks ago by revealing how far the NSA was going to collect phone and electronic data produced by millions of Americans. He said he had done so because he was concerned the government was going too far in terms of monitoring the activities of average citizens.
The news sparked a firestorm of reaction from across the political spectrum. In Washington, however, while some officials expressed relatively mild concerns about the whole thing, most were quick to defend what the NSA was doing Ñ even if they didn't know what that was.
You see, information on this data gathering program is on a need-to-know basis. And even most members of Congress don't need to know.
The collection of all this information supposedly is quite legal. It's even approved by a special court. Of course, that court and its actions are secret, and traditional notions about probable cause and the like don't apply.
So how, Mr. President, is America supposed to have a healthy debate about what the NSA is doing when we really don't know what it's doing? Meanwhile, we are forced to get our information from some kid who didn't have much of a game plan when it came to telling us.
Then again, it's worth noting that other sources besides Snowden have approached reporters with concerns about NSA actions. While these sources offer fewer details, they worry the government is going too far when it comes to meddling in the private lives of individuals. Plus, they think efforts to obtain meaningful intelligence is lost when it becomes a virtual needle in a data-gathering haystack.
Amid the controversy, government official basically are saying we should trust them, that Big Brother knows best about such things. After all, their track record proves this.
Of course, to reach that conclusion you have to ignore the fact no one thwarted the Boston Marathon bombers, even though Russian intelligence officials gave prior warnings about one of the suspects. Where was the security in that instance?
And let's talk about Snowden. No matter what you think of him, it appears he was motivated to right what he believed was a wrong.
Yet how did this guy working for a private company come to know so much about America's deepest secrets? And how many other people like him are out there?
Are they being tight-lipped and security conscious? Are they using their access to spy on old girlfriends and the neighbors? Or maybe they're quietly selling what they know to some foreign power.
Trust these guys? Why?
Mitchel Olszak is a columnist for The New Castle News
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By DAVID VANTRESS
Last season was a long and frustrating one for Monte Mawhorter's West Noble Chargers.
West Noble posted a 1-9 mark – the only victory a 52-27 win over Central Noble.
Success as a whole has been hard to come by for the Chargers over the years: West Noble has just 14 winning seasons in the entire history of the program, which dates back to 1968.
The Chargers have never won a sectional, and their last winning season was an 8-2 mark in 2005. The Chargers have won just 14 games since then.
But Mawhorter and his team are turning the page and hopeful about 2013. The team's slogan is "Do it until you can't do it no more."
And with experience back on both sides of the ball – and 20 returning letterwinners – if experience counts for anything, then last year's growing pains could pay dividends for the Chargers in 2013.
That's what Mawhorter is hoping, anyway.
"We played a lot of young kids last year," Mawhorter said. "We had a lot of sophomores and juniors, and now those guys are juniors and seniors."
Despite the loss of all NECC running back Erik Mawhorter – the coach's son who is now playing at Trine University – the Chargers have weapons. Senior quarterback Landon Stover(5-10, 160) returns to run Mawhorter's split-back offense. The Chargers did amass yardage last year, averaging 178 rushing and 65 passing yards in 2012.
Stover was 45-of-131 for 612 yards and five TDs last season. Targets for Stover will include junior Payton Schrock (6-0, 170).
Stover said one key for the Chargers is limiting turnovers, which were a bit of a bugaboo last season. Stover also knows as a senior, he's expected to step up and lead.
He's more than ready for the challenge.
"There's going to be adversity," Stover said. "When it happens, it's my job to help us bounce back."
The Chargers' leading returning rusher is sophomore Bradley Martin (5-10, 175), who had 157 yards on 28 carries with a TD last season.
The offensive line is a work in progress, with only junior center Steven Ramirez (5-10, 240) returning. Junior Luke Wechter (5-10, 190) is in the mix at a guard spot, with seniors Carlos Medina (6-0, 200) and Adam Hursey (6-3, 250) the tackles. On defense, the Chargers also return 10 starters to man their 4-3 base scheme. But after giving up 48.5 ppg. last season, that unit must make major strides in 2013 if the Chargers are to take a step forward in the win column.
Medina, Hursey and Ramirez all should see action at defensive tackle positions, with Wechter and junior Levi Nelson (5-9. 185) at ends. Wechter and sophomore Kyler Warble (6-2, 210) are in the mix for linebacker spots, with Shrock and Martin helping anchor the secondary.
The Chargers open the 3013 season this Friday night at home against Angola.
West Noble Roster
Landon Stover, QB/DB 5-10 160
Carlos Medina, OL/DE 6-0 200
Adam Hursey, OL/DT 6-3 250
Joe Lee, OL/DE 6-0 180
Brandon Moser, WR/DB 6-2 165
Payton Schrock, RB/DB 6-0 170
Ethan Kiser, WR/LB 5-8 170
Riley McFarren, WR/DB 5-9 170
Josh Alexander, RB/TE/LB 5-10 175
Levi Nelson, RB/DE 5-9 185
Sean Bush, TE/DE 5-10 185
Luke Wechter, OL/LB 5-10 190
Dillon Alexander, OL/DE 6-0 180
Cameron Meyers, OL/DT 5-8 140
Kyler Warble, OL/LB 6-2 200
Steven Ramirez, OL/DT 5-10 240
NathanHoogsteen, OL/DT 6-0 220
Zane Swartz, QB/DB 5-9 170
Damiam Breetz, RB/DB 5-10 160
Braydon Becker, WR/DB 5-7 150
Bradley Martin, RB/DB 5-10 175
Tim Airgood, WR/DB 5-10 150
Nathan Collett, OL/DE 5-9 165
Nathan Cardinal, OL/LB 6-0 220
Zach Ratliff, OL/DE 5-11 175
Tyler Huff, OL/DT 6-0 240
James Hossler, OL/DT 5-9 230
Jesse Newman, OL/DT 5-9 260
Juilian Lupercio, WR/DB 5-7 135
Steven Reyes, OL/LB 6-0 210
Noah Swartz, QB/DB 5-7 145
Michael Monahan, RB/DB 5-8 150
Dylan Sherwin, TE/LB 5-9 180
Caleb Alexander, RB/LB 6-1 180
Aaron Miller, OL/LB 5-6 160
Kristopher Kiser, OL/LB 5-5 160
Tyler Stump, OL/DT 6-3 240
Jonathan Cavazos, OL/DE 5-9 180
Scott Bemen, WR/DB 5-9 140
Head coach: Monte Mawhorter, 15th season, 57-80 overall.
Assistants: Tom Marsh, Lance McFarren, Grant Baumgartner and Nick Bradley.
West Noble Schedule
Aug. 23 — Angola H
Aug. 30 — Eastside T
Sept. 6 — Garrett H
Sept. 13 — Fairfield T
Sept. 20 — Lakeland H
Sept. 27 — Churubusco H
Oct. 4 — Central Noble H
Oct. 11 — Prairie Heights T
Oct. 18 — Fremont H
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G. W. Hirschfeld School of Dental Hygiene
Points of Pride-Advancing the Mission
2013-2014 Academic Year
July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014
The Sophia & David Konikoff Dental Hygiene Care Facility experienced about 6,000 patient encounters providing oral health services during academic year valuing $79,926.
The SODH has served as a site for the Southern Regional Board Examination for six consecutive years. The recent SRTA examination was held on May 16 and 17, 2014.
INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATIONS (highlights/details throughout document)
New Certificate in Global Health for Dental Hygienists with a baccalaureate degree.
Funded Grants
The Impact of an Interdisciplinary Virtual Healthcare Neighborhood on Sleep, Healthcare/Social Support, and Self-Efficacy among Caregivers of Elderly Persons with Dementia.
Funding Agency: Virginia Center on Aging/School of Allied Health/Virginia Commonwealth University
$40,000 July 1 2013-June 2014.
Christie Fowler (PI, Nursing) Carolyn Rutledge (Nursing), Karen Kott (Physical Therapy), Meg Lemaster (Dental Hygiene), Kaprea Johnson (Counseling) and Ajay Gupta (Computer Science)
Educating Nurse Practitioners to Practice Interprofessionally
Funding Agency: HRSA grant #12-061. $1,046,157. 09/01/12-08/31/15
Rutledge C (Principal Investigator), Renaud M, Fowler C, Kott K, Lemaster M
Submitted/Pending Grants
Interview Simulation for Measuring Cultural Competency in Dental Settings
Funding Agency: Agency for Research and Quality (AHRQ)
PAR11-25, $1,001,122.00, September 2013
Flores JM (Principal Investigator), Parodi A, Newcomb T, Diawara N, Adcock A, CookB, Craigen L.
Peer Reviewed Publications
Daniel SJ, Kumar S. "Teledentistry: A key component in access to care." J Evid Based Dent Pract. (In Press) Available online 5 March 2014. DOI: 10.1016/j.jebdp.2014.02.008.
Kott K, Lemaster M. "Injury prevention with physical therapy." Dimens Dent Hyg. 2014 (In press)
Claiborne D. "Establish a Dental Home". Dimens Dent Hyg. February 2014; 12(2) 26, 28-29.
Newcomb T, Bruhn A. "Radiographic Imaging for Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) in Dental Hygiene." [Abstract]. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on International Preparedness & Response to Emergencies and Disasters Conference (IPRED III). Tel Aviv, Israel. January 12-15, 2014: 151.
Bruhn A, Tolle SL. "Digital radiography VS film based imaging: Dental hygiene faculty opinions." (Abstract) JDent Educ 2(378) 282, 2014.
Bradshaw B, Williams T. "The New Frontier". Dimens Dent Hyg. CE feature January 2014; 12 (1):47-51.
Daniel S, Lin W, Sajeesh K. Teledentistry: "A Systematic Review of Clinical Outcomes, Utilization and Costs". J Dent Hyg. December 2013; 87(6): 345-352
Trail A, Claiborne DM. "Lupus and the dental patient." Dimens Dent Hyg CE Feature 2013; 11(10):53-57
Tolle L. "Treating patients with myasthenia gravis." Dimensions of Dental Hygiene CE Feature 2013; 11(8):14-18.
Mallory LA, Tolle SL. Melvin WL." Bisphosphonate Therapy; Considerations' for Dental Hygienists." Dimens Dent Hyg. 2013, 11(3), 50-54.
Claiborne D. "The Root of the Problem." Dimensions of Dental Hygiene 2013;11(4) 38-42
Ayoub H, Darby M. Ergonomic Best Practices. Dimens Dent Hyg 2013; 11(4) 30-34
Bruhn A. "Technology Transformation." Dimens Dent Hyg 2013; 11(4) 32-44 supplement
Sirois M, Darby M, Tolle SL. "Understanding Muslim Patients: Cross-cultural Dental Hygiene Care." Int J Dent Hyg (in press)
DeBowes S, Tolle SL, Bruhn AM." Parkinson's Disease: Considerations for Dental Hygienists." Int J Dent Hyg 2013 Feb;11 (1):15-21.
Claiborne DM. Establish a Dental Home. Dimensions of Dent Hyg 2014; 12(2): 26, 28-29.
Trail A, Claiborne DM. Lupus and the dental patient. Dimensions of Dent Hyg 2013; 11(10): 53-57.
McCombs GB and Russell D. "Comparison of corded and cordless handpieces on forearm muscle activity, procedure time, and ease of use during simulated tooth polishing." J Dent Hyg 2014 (in press)
Claiborne D, McCombs G, Lemaster M, Akman MA, Laroussi M. "Low- temperature atmosphere pressure plasma enhanced tooth whitening: the next-generation technology". J Intl Dent Hygiene 2013. DOI:10.1111/idh.120312013.
McCombs G. "Low temperature atmospheric pressure plasma: applications in dentistry." Int J Dent Hygiene. 2013. 11(3):164.
Non-Peer reviewed Publications
McCombs GB. "PlasmaDent: Breakthrough technology for dental hygiene and dentistry." The Richmond Institute for Continuing Dental Education (ADA CERP).* July 2013. http://www.richmondinstitute.com/article/endodontics/plasmadent-breakthrough-technology-dental-hygiene-dentistry.
Green ML. "Serving the Unmet Needs for the Greater Good Requires the Dental Hygienist to Embrace Challenge and Advocate Change". Access November 2013; 4,28.
Claiborne DM. "Working Column." Access December 2013; 27(10): 24 & 26.
Presentations (* Presenter)
*Daniel S, Mitchell S. "Teaching Strategies that Promote Student Critical Thinking" Minnesota Dental Hygiene Educators' Annual Meeting, Mankato, Minnesota, March 29, 2014
*Daniel S, Kumar S, Williams N. "Presence of Permanent Molars and Prevalence of Dental Caries". (Oral Presentation) American Association for Dental Research and Canadian Association for Dental Research; Charlotte, North Carolina, March 20, 2014. (Abstract #127 published online) https://iadr.confex.com/iadr/43am/webprogram/Paper185095.html.)
*Daniel S, Kumar S. "m-Health in Dentistry: The Use of Smartphones in Oral Care". American Dental Education Association Annual Session Technology Expo, San Antonio, Texas. March 17, 2014. (Abstract TE-014, J Dent Educ 2014, 2:78(2) pg.324.)
*Bruhn A, *Tolle SL "Digital and Film-Based Imaging: Dental Hygiene Faculty Opinions". Poster Presentation. American Dental Education Association: Annual Session. San Antonio, Texas. March 16, 2014. (Abstract J Dent Educ 2014, 2:78(2)pp.282)
Newcomb T,* Bruhn A. "Radiographic Imaging for Disaster Victim Identification in Dental Hygiene Students." Poster Presentation. American Dental Education Association: Annual Session. San Antonio, Texas. March 16, 2014.
*Stull S, Bruhn A. "Assessment of dental hygiene degree completion and graduate programs". Session # TLCD-105. American Dental Education Association: Annual Session, San Antonio, Texas. March 16, 2014. (Abstract J Dent Educ 2014, 2:78; TLCD-105).
*Lemaster M, *Haney T, *Fowler C. Panel Discussion in "Interprofessional Education for Large Numbers of Students". Jewell and Carl Emswiller Interprofessional Symposim. Richmond, Virginia. March 1, 2014
*Daniel S, *Mitchell S. "Teaching Strategies that Promote Student Critical Thinking". Florida Allied Dental Educators Annual Meeting. Panama City, Florida. February 28, 2014.
Newcomb T, *Bruhn A. "Radiographic Imaging for Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) in Dental Hygiene." Oral Presentation. 2014 Old Dominion University Continuing Education Winter Weekend. Virginia Beach, Virginia. February 23, 2014.
*Newcomb T, Bruhn A. "Radiographic Imaging for Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) in Dental Hygiene." Oral Presentation. International Preparedness & Response to Emergencies and Disasters Conference (IPRED III). Tel Aviv, Israel. January 13, 2014.
*Tolle SL and *McCombs GM :"Advanced Ultrasonic Instrumentation Strategies" University of Managua at Leon, Nicaragua. Dental school faculty and students and dental hygiene students. Nov. 2013
*McCombs GB. "Low Temperature Atmospheric Pressure Plasma- Applications in Dentistry". (Oral presentation) International Federation of Dental Hygienists, Cape Town, South Africa. August 17, 2013.
Hadeel Ayoub*, Newcomb T, Bonnie M. McCombs G. The effectiveness of the VELscope versus the clinical examination detecting oral cancer in tobacco smokers. Poster presentation. ADHA, Boston, MA. June 20, 2013.
International Recognition
Stull S. German Study Abroad Program
McCombs GM, Newcomb T and Tolle SL. Partnering with Physicians for Peace and University of Leon, Nicaragua
Newcomb T. International Preparedness & Response to Emergencies and Disasters Conference (IPRED III). Tel Aviv, Israel. January 13, 2014.
Faculty, Student and Alumni Awards and Recognition
Denise Claiborne: Golden Key International Honor Society, Old Dominion University, November 2013
Undergraduate Students
Students and faculty received an educational grant from VDHA Foundation to participate in Rally Day at Capital
Kelly Fox- ADHA District III Student Delegate June2014 House of Delegates, Las Vegas
LaTonya Hampton and Ashley Peterson--VDHA Foundation Funding for Professional Development Workshop
Jacqueline Harrison-Student delegate to VDHA House of Delegates
Angie Eddy and Jessica Suedbeck-ADHA District III (5 states) student delegates June 2013 House of Delegates, Boston
Angela Wood-First ODU Civic Scholar
Angela Wood-nominated for the American Counseling Education Adult Learner of the year Award 2013
Graduate Students
Carmelo Padrino-Barrios shared his community and civic duties to the annual Old Dominion University Foundation Report for the 2012-2013 academic year.
Carrie McNeil received the ODU DPS, Inc. Graduate Dental Hygiene Endowed Scholarship for 2013-14. $838. May 2013
Amanda Verissimo received the ODU DPS, Inc. Graduate Dental Hygiene Endowed Scholarship for 2013-14. $838. May 2013
Dr. Julianna J. Kim, University Distinguished Alumni Award, MS ('95) BS ('93) October 3, 2013
Paula Parise '89, Outstanding Alumni of the Year Award, April 26, 2013.
Mary Littleton, Outstanding Alumni- April 26, 2013
Linda Fox Rohrer, Outstanding Alumni
Alpha Eta Inductees November 2013
Undergraduate Students
Jessica Suedbeck
Gail Stone
Angela Wood
Karen Rose
Alice Trail
Graduate Students
Carmelo Padrino-Barrios
pROFESSIONAL cONTINUING EDUCATION
Continuing education programs are continually provided to alumni and professionals under the leadership of Ann Bruhn, Assistant Professor and Continuing Education Coordinator. Revenue generated approx. $156,000 in 2013-2014 academic year. Success is anticipated for the Continuing Dental Hygiene Education Winter Weekend Feb. 21-23, 2014.
Journal of Dental Hygiene Editorial Review Board
Gayle McCombs
Lynn Tolle
Dimensions of Dental Hygiene Advisory Board
Gayle McCombs
Dimensions of Dental Hygiene
Ann Bruhn
Meg Lemaster
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Two Jeffrson County brothers are facing several charges after fleeing from University of Alabama Police early this morning. Officers observed suspicious behavior in the suspects car. As officers approached the car, the driver fled.
The driver struck several patrol cars and almost hit a pedestrian as he drove in and out of the Publix parking lot off University Blvd . Speeds never exceeded 35 miles per hour.
One brother ran off into bushes, throwing objects at officers as the pursuit was taking place. Officers stopped the driver as he hit the last officer's patrol car. Drugs were found inside of the suspect's car. Both brothers 24 and 25 years old were taken into custody. They are not students with the University.
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HBO will no longer do Business with Golden Boy!?
HBO will no longer do Business with Golden Boy!?
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They're saying that HBO is going the crazy ex-Girlfriend route with this split. Lol
I guess they are on Their Taylor Swift. The full report is yet to come out on yahoo but if true this would prove more serious than I imagined. Unfortunately I believe HBO will hurt themselves more so in the long run. You don't burn bridges.....
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Showtime, simply put, does not have the money to absorb all the extra inventory that this causes GBP. HBO still crushes Showtime in terms of number of subscribers and that has NOTHING to do with boxing. The hardcore fan will certainly watch Showtime, but the casual fan that gets turned on to a match after watching it on HBO On-Demand will still be there for HBO....not as much for Showtime.
Showtime still won't have as many subscribers as HBO and a BUNCH of mouths to feed. This means a secondary market could get good fights like Broner, Hopkins, etc. That also means Broner, Hopkins, etc won't make as much money. Here is how it shakes out...
-GBP obviously gets hurt the most. Simply put, Showtime's budget isn't going to be able to feed all of those mouths.
-HBO is hurt as well. GBP has the deepest stable of fighters.
-Boxing fans are hurt because it limits the number of fights we will see
-The BIG winner is Showtime. HBO gets hurt and Showtime will likely get better prices on some future fights.
-Secondary guys like Hopkins and Broner get hurt. Showtime can't pay them the same as HBO would.
-Eventually GBP will come back to HBO...more on HBO's terms. It may take a few years, but HBO has enough money to put on some really good events. Ward, Martinez, Pac, JMM, Bradley, etc is a decent stable to work with. HBO essentially gets 1st crack at anyone that isn't GBP.
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New Orleans Saints
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|Florida State
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|2010, 1st round, 32nd pick by Saints
Spagnuolo preaches patience with Saints' young corners
The Saints were thin at cornerback in their loss to the 49ers, and youngsters like Johnny Patrick are being relied on more and more.
NFC South Spin cycle: Falcons keep hanging on
It will not quiet the skeptics, but the Falcons did ensure this would be their third consecutive double-digit win season on Sunday.
49ers harass Brees, defeat Saints
Ahmad Brooks and Donte Whitner returned interceptions for touchdowns, and the 49ers ended the Saints' three-game winning streak, 31-21 on Sunday.
NFC South Spin cycle: Stage set for Falcons-Bucs battle
The Panthers hit a new low, but the rest of the NFC South was victorious Sunday, including the Falcons and Bucs, who will meet next week.
Rivera, Mularkey, Shurmur don't come through in clutch
Embattled head coaches have something in common: They all make late-game situational mistakes that cost their teams.
NFC South Spin cycle: Saints, Bucs keeping playoff hopes alive
The talk of an undefeated season is over for the Falcons, but the playoff hopes for the Saints and Buccaneers are still alive coming off Week 10 wins.
Falcons, Lions can't channel slights properly
How a team motivates itself can go a long way in determining whether it will achieve success or suffer failure in today's NFL, Eric Edholm writes.
Saints hand Falcons their first loss
Jimmy Graham caught seven passes for 146 yards and two TDs to help the Saints hand the Falcons their first loss, 31-27, on Sunday.
Saints' situation with Payton mystifies
One team insider says the Saints' still-unsettled contract situation for suspended head coach Sean Payton is best described as a mess.
Key matchup: Falcons QB Matt Ryan vs. Saints pass defense
In today's Key Matchup, we take a look at the challenge awaiting the Saints' pass defense in Week 10.
NFC South Spin cycle: Saints defense still needs to tighten up
It's all smiles in the NFC South after the Saints, Falcons, Panthers and Buccaneers each earned a victory in Week Nine.
Brees, Robinson spark Saints to victory
Drew Brees threw two TD passes, one to TE Jimmy Graham, to lead the Saints to a 28-13 win over the reeling Eagles on Monday night.
Report: League voided Saints' contract with Payton
The NFL voided the contract extension Saints head coach Sean Payton received in September 2011, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Saints RB Sproles (hand) out for Monday night
Saints RB Darren Sproles needed surgery on a broken hand and will not play in Monday night's game against the Eagles.
Saints using scalpel rather than sledgehammer on defense
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The "West" means so many things; a mythical place that Hollywood created, an actual landscape as varied as the high plateaus of Arizona to the coast of California, as well its indigenous people and multicultural immigrants. It is this vast variety that I am hoping will be reflected in our show WAY OUT WEST. The show will include paintings by Kim Lordier, Ray Roberts, Clark Mitchell,...
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Celebrate 3-Day Weekends with an All American Picnic! Sponsoring wineries of Old Sugar Mill host Food, Music & Picnic blankets are the Main Event on our All American Picnic Weekends! Make Sunday your #SundayFunday & Stay all Day Old Sugar Mill Bring your lawn chairs or a lawn blanket is on-loan for you! NO-ADMISSION FEE !! Sponsored by ElevationTen...
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4/5 rDev +7.8%
02-03-2014 16:53:36 | More by lesdemonsamaporte
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
06-08-2013 19:42:50 | More by halfshell
3.31/5 rDev -10.8%
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Appearance – Transparent light gold, not much of a head but a lot of carbonation action going on with bubbles rising to the top and sticking to the walls of the glass.
Smell – Grains and earthiness, slight hop aroma.
Taste – Hops are more prevelant in the taste, still earthy and grainy. Aftertaste has a light citrus flavor, almost lemony.
This is a light, smooth, carbonated beer that drinks more like a soda than a beer. I actually wish I was eating a burger right now so I could wash it down with this pleasant beverage.
05-25-2013 00:01:17 | More by RummyRedbeard
2.75/5 rDev -25.9%
05-05-2013 01:40:14 | More by rab53
4/5 rDev +7.8%
03-14-2013 19:24:01 | More by MAbeerNE1
Rhode Island
3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
22oz. bottle served in a standard pint glass. Pours a bright, orange-gold hue with a slightly hazy clarity. There's quite a bit of activity present in the glass - clusters of tiny bubbles adhere to the walls of the glass and effervesce to the underside of a rocky, 2.5 inch bright, white head. Tiny flecks of lacing riddle the circumference of the glass as the head gradually recedes into a solid, quarter inch cap. Nose is very subdued - light grains, citrus, a faint earthiness and a trace of wet cardboard. Taste consistent with nose; however, quite watery and a little bit of biscuity malt is also present in the flavor profile. Mouthfeel is light and lively with just a slight residual prickle across the tongue. Overall, a decent, albeit watery, American Blonde; definitely sessionable but its blandness lacks appeal.
12-21-2012 00:12:08 | More by Jwale73
2.5/5 rDev -32.6%
11-18-2012 03:04:54 | More by Arnoldo
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
Thanks goes out to portia99 for this brew.
22oz. Bomber
Pours a nice cloudy dark yellow color, nice carbonation, with a nice one-finger fizzy white head, with some sticky lacing left behind. The nose is malty, slight hoppyness. The taste is malty, slight hop note, but kinda watery. Medium/Light body. Not a bad brew, but compared to a Squatters, Wasatch, or Zion Canyon brew at the same ABV, to me there is no comparison, the Utah brew's blows this away, more body, more flavor. It does go to show that Utah brewer's know what their doing with a low ABV.
09-09-2012 19:33:47 | More by Wasatch
2.5/5 rDev -32.6%
09-04-2012 22:27:42 | More by DelicateDelirium
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
08-15-2012 10:33:25 | More by grannaniwa
3.28/5 rDev -11.6%
Poured a 2" off-white head of medium life. The body is a clear golden straw yellow. It smells of grass and malt, and the taste is pretty much the same with maybe some corn. Medium bitter finish. to be honest with you this looks and drinks a little like a mainstream BMC just slightly more concentrated than the others. And there's not much really blonde ale about it to me.
07-27-2012 01:32:57 | More by MoreThanWine
4.25/5 rDev +14.6%
07-21-2012 05:49:49 | More by milkbone_underwear
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
07-18-2012 18:35:09 | More by Archemedies
New Hampshire
3.63/5 rDev -2.2%
Bomber poured into an imperial pint. Color was a pale straw with a gradient to a slightly darker haze near the head. Head was a thin dirty white creamy foam. Small streams of carbonation rose in several places. Aroma was an earthy malt. Small hint of a citrus orange hidden in the bottom. Flavor was a white bread mixed with a mild hops, that switched over to a spicy pepper finish that left a kick in the mouth. Felt a bit watery in the back, but not overly. Nice tingle in the mouth. Overall a good summer session beer. A bit pricy for lawnmower, but well suited to suit and chill on the porch for a bit.
07-09-2012 23:59:46 | More by mountdew1
4.15/5 rDev +11.9%
A: Copper-yellow in color with a bubbly, fizzy, white head. No lace or retention.
S: Pale malt and fruity hops. Very pleasant.
T: Fantastic fruity flavors from the hops. Right amount of malt to balance it out. Nice dryness in the finish.
M: Surprisingly great body and delicious hop oils dance on your palate well after the last sip. Drinkability is obviously off the charts.
O: An incredible beer in general but an absurdly awesome session ale. Like the guy below me says, do not hesitate to pick this up because it's a "session" ale. It's divine.
06-26-2012 20:39:03 | More by Gatch
3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
06-24-2012 01:09:20 | More by ms11781
3/5 rDev -19.1%
06-05-2012 16:00:22 | More by ptricky
4/5 rDev +7.8%
Don't let the "session" label fool you. This beer is quite flavorful for a <4% ABV brew, certainly not a "light" beer.
When poured into a pint shaker glass, it presents cloudy light copper with a solid head retention and mostly a light fresh citrus aroma. It has a somewhat velvety mouthfeel and good carbonation, dedicedly not watery. The appropriate use of bittering hops ensures a nice lingering finish.
Highly enjoyable and recommended.
05-28-2012 01:13:34 | More by Nordicsk8er
New York
4/5 rDev +7.8%
05-27-2012 20:28:54 | More by beerman999999
4/5 rDev +7.8%
05-14-2012 23:26:12 | More by Larrydoherty
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
05-05-2012 17:44:32 | More by Reagan1984
4.25/5 rDev +14.6%
05-04-2012 02:19:50 | More by marchnlv
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
04-27-2012 17:32:04 | More by Fattsmagee
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
04-25-2012 01:24:47 | More by busterthecat
3.13/5 rDev -15.6%
Pours dark gold with a decent white head. Some spotty lace.
Some decent malt and grain in the nose, a little earth.
A little thin and watered down. Earthy, some pale malt, a little hop presence. Bitter throughout, with some watery malt in the end.
Medium light, and a bit thin.
Disagreeable. No reason to drink this. Not a great brew, and not with the time. Average at best.
04-20-2012 23:30:43 | More by OtherShoe2
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High up in the snowy mountains, you'll find skiers. Down low in the valley, you'll find dogs, playgrounds and a train.
The woman behind this masterpiece is Margaret Stevens, a Tifton nurse who's been building this village for months his inside her Tifton home.
"The size of it is really what shocks most folks they've never seen something of this magnitude inside of a person's home," Stevens said.
Now, it's so big it takes up the entire dining room. "We are at 6.5 feet wide and 18.5 feet long."
For 15 years, she's collected over 100 houses and countless figurines that make up this massive display. "My favorite is the lighthouse that shows Jesus is the light of the world."
But it all started with three houses her 22-year-old son Brad Stevens gave her for Christmas in 1997. "I started building it on the piano and it got bigger and bigger."
Two years later he was killed in a car accident. "He was just always a special young 'n.
I always heard you will never grow up you're always going to be a child. I didn't know he would forever be 24."
Kids never have to grow up in Stevensville. "When I'm building this it makes me feel close to Brad."
Now "Stevensville" has become a popular attraction. She's opened her dining room town up for anyone who wants to see. "I've had two buses of churches that come at one time."
She also uses it as a way to teach kids about the meaning of Christmas. "It gives me an opportunity to show them what Christmas is all about which is really about Christ's birth."
It's hard to focus on just one part of the massive village. "Stevensville, I can display anything I want."
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12:00am Tuesday 14th August 2012 in News By Daniel Milligan
A GRIEVING woman who lost her baby to a stillbirth has set up a charity to help other families in Musgrove Park Hospital and provide them with memory boxes.
Mel Scott, 33, from Bridgwater , lost her baby Finley in August 2009 at Musgrove Park Hospital after he became distressed during labour.
She said the care she received and the opportunity to spend three days with her baby taking photos, bathing and having a blessing made the world of difference to her mourning.
But not all parents get the chance and that is what inspired Mel to set up 'Towards Tomorrow Together', a charity which provides 'memory boxes' to Musgrove and help grieving parents to cherish moments with their baby.
She said: "These memory boxes are really important to families so they can make as many memories as possible so that you can show your child was real for friends and family to see.
"The big aim is to fill in the gaps that other baby charities don't cover and to provide aftercare support."
Clare de Burgh, 31, from Taunton, lost her daughter Elsie in October 2011 at 38 weeks and six days and used one of the memory boxes set up by Mel to make plaster casts of hands and feet, take curls of hair and take photos with teddy bears and soft blankets.
She said it helped her to feel less alone in what she described as 'the single most devastating thing that has ever happened to me and my family'.
To date, Mel has donated 35 memory boxes to the hospital and the pair are running a charity ball next month to raise funds for a cold cot costing £1,600 and to pay for solicitor fees so that the charity can be officially registered.
The ball is at Somerset County Cricket Ground on September 15 at 7pm and includes a three-course meal and charity auction. They are looking for a band to come forward and provide some music for the evening too.
Tickets cost £40 or £350 for a table of 10. To book call Clare on 07903-471265 or visit www.finleysfootprints.com
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Original post made by Jimmy on Jun 20, 2008
I know a lot of my friends are real angry with her since she was once a slow-growth environmentalist and now she has flipped-flopped and is approving these developments that are cutting our hills down. She seems to be working real closely with Tom Pico, once a slow-growth official and now a consultant to the developers. One of my friends think they work together as a team as she is now the insider. So far she is two for two in approving Mr. Pico's developments that cut down hills and cut down many oak trees.
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There should be. She has lost her way. Home Depot in the middle of town? A SECOND Home Depot? She is seriously a tool of the big money developers and Thorne and Cook-Callio should be recalled with her.
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Interesting that there were some good posts on this, and some other topics, but the weekly staff did not agree with the comments so they were deleted. None of the posts I saw seemed inappropriate. Unless inappropriate means "contrary to the views of the weekly."
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It is the same reason that this blog does not appear on the home page. If you think Jennifer Hosterman is in the pocket of the developers, try the weekly.
It was great to see Jennifer opposed the petitition because it does not protect the southeast hills. I see...and putting million dollars homes up there does? Politics...gotta love 'em.


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DUDLEY Council's leader has hit back at claims that he has been "whining" about the new owners of Merry Hill's decision to maintain free parking.
The claim came from UKIP's leader in Dudley and Halesowen, Bill Etheridge, who said Councillor David Sparks has "no idea about business and what helps commerce in his area".
His comments follow Intu Properties' announcement that there are no plans to charge motorists to use the car parks at the Brierley Hill centre, which attracts 25 million customer visits a year.
Mr Etheridge added: "Maybe if Councillor Sparks understood business at all he would be following suit and introducing more free parking in Dudley shopping areas rather than whining when he looks up the road at the success of the Merry Hill centre."
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The CUE in mathematics provides each student with the opportunity to engage in an intellectually rigorous experience that draws upon knowledge acquired within the major, while allowing students flexibility to select the type of experience they pursue. Each student who majors in mathematics will select one of the following two options for a senior CUE experience:
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June 21st 2012 could prove to be a day that the Wildcats fans will never forget after the Secretary of State passed approved planning permission for the Newmarket development that will include a brand new stadium for Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, securing the long term future of the club.
The 12,000 capacity stadium will be situated off junction 30 on the M62, three miles north of Wakefield city centre. The development is expected to be complete in time for the Wildcats to move in as anchor tenants at the beginning of the 2015 season and will be owned by the Wakefield & District Community Trust which will also provide much needed sporting facilities for the district.
The decision for the go-ahead was far from straight forward as the Trinity faithful will be well aware. A planning inquiry into the development took place during December 2011 after the initial application was called in in 2010. The opposition came from Leeds City Council who cited the use of greenbelt land and a possible blurring of boundaries between Leeds and Wakefield as their issues.
The final outcome was expected to be delivered in May 2012 before it was delayed twice more until the green light was given for the project on June 21st. A crucial point in the process came the week before the public decision where the Local Framework report freed the 240 acres of land of the former Silkstone Colliery site from greenbelt status. This enabled the land to be available for development for commercial use while rejecting the claims any development would erode the boundaries between the cities of Wakefield and Leeds.
The news brought guarantees to the famous old clubs future while the outcome also brought to an end years of false dawns for Wildcats supporters after a number of new different stadium proposals. This achievement could not have happened without the hard work and determination of a number of organisations including, the club, Wakefield District Council, Wakefield and District Community Trust, Yorkcourt Properties, SWAG (Stadium Wakefield Action Group) and Residents for Newmarket.
"We can all look forward to a fantastic sporting future for Wakefield."CEO James Elston
The state of the art facility will be all seated along the touchlines while the traditional terracing will be situated behind the posts to increase the supporter experience. The whole Newmarket development is expected not just to benefit the Wildcats but other sports organisations and the wider local business community. 2,000 jobs will be created through the development which will provide a massive boost to the local neighbourhood and economy.
The Trinity Chief Executive James Elston said at the time: "Just over a year ago we went on record saying we had secured the immediate future of the club and the news today gives us the next 100 years of life of Wakefield Trinity Wildcats.
"It is also excellent news for the district as a whole which has been desperate for facilities of this quality for a long time with our strong links with the local community we can all look forward to a fantastic sporting future for Wakefield."
Meanwhile the Wildcats Chairman Andrew Glover was keen to praise the work behind the scenes: "I'd echo the words of James and I'd like to thank the work that took place before I took ownership of the club, and the work from SWAG and Sir Rodney Walker at the Wakefield & District Community Trust."
While preparations for a new stadium are well underway the club have high aspirations on the field too as Trinity build for the future. With Richard Agar at the helm the future is bright and there has been vast improvements seen since his arrival at the beginning of the 2012 season.
The Wildcats brought in 18 new players in Agar's first pre-season to add to the new coaching staff at the Rapid Solicitors Stadium which was the start of the on field transformation. The club are expected to trump their 13th place finish in the 2011 Super League this year as the foundations are being built to build a squad to challenge for a play-off spot in years to come.
With the proposed new stadium at Newmarket the club have stated such a state of the art facility will help entice players to the club with the long term stability secured.
The club are in their first year of a three year Super League licence which runs until the end of the 2014 season and the Wildcats are extremely confident with a brand new stadium to move into the following year, not only a future in the top flight of European rugby league lies ahead but a future that will see Trinity starting to compete in the latter stages of all competitions.


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Apr 10, 2013, 14:39 #26
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interesting... for the first time I just saw some spam on a SitePoint forum... I actually I never saw it because it was removed before I clicked on link in notif. email.. SP removed it mighty fast (but I could see it in email.. cell phone seller...)
(the newest response is from 2 days ago, and I did receive an email when it was posted...)
just thought I'd mention it in case anyone finds it interesting...
still churning and learning here with this responsive design thing.... Ralph, to respond to your latest:
I read in one of the many resources online that those long decimals are ok, that we should leave them like that, that it's easier for the browser to make the calculations.. at any rate I make sure they all add up to 100% (and I did take the decimals down a notch.. however many decimals I have all of them always add up to 100%, that's the important thing.. or that they don't add up to more than 100% at any rate...
but also, the "design" I was doing necessitated precise margins and gutter spaces betw the elements, but I suspect most designs won't need to be that precise.. I did it like that just as exercise, I did the same thing years ago when I was first learning div-based layouts....
for example for this kind of design you can certainly round up the %ges... again, just like with conventional layouts, the important thing is all the widths don't add up to more 100%.. (and you know, this responsive design approach is actually what we should have been doing all along.. we became lazy and did fixed widths for everything from the wrapper div to everything inside, that was to get more predictable results, faster, etc....;-) now we're seeing the errors of our ways....;-)
and thank you for mentioning the CSS3/bg-img thingie.. will most certainly look at this... here's my "imitation" of bostonglobe.com so far... a little simple but mainly wanted to get the knack of the layout... (did all of it totally from scratch....)
thanks again Ralph...
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thank you!! :-)