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The primary election is still more than six months away. The order to halt spending on the renovation may be too late--most of the money has already been spent—but, it could impact other improvement projects down the road.
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Prep: 30 minutes
Bake: 45 to 50 minutes | Rest: 15 minutes
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 cup finely chopped onion
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 carrot, peeled and finely chopped
1 pound ground turkey
4 cups (32 ounces) good gluten-free marinara (pasta) sauce
2 tablespoons red wine (optional)
1 container (15 ounces) part-skim ricotta cheese
1 large egg
½ cup (2 ounces) grated Parmesan cheese
9 brown rice lasagna noodles (see Note)
3 cups (12 ounces) shredded mozzarella cheese
1. Place the olive oil in a large ovenproof skillet that is 12 inches in diameter, at least 3 inches deep, and has a lid that fits securely. Heat the oil over medium heat and add the onion, garlic, and carrot and cook, stirring, until the onion softens and begins to brown, 4 to 5 minutes. Crumble the turkey into the skillet and cook, stirring, until the turkey is cooked through, 5 to 6 minutes. Add the marinara sauce and red wine, if using. Reduce the heat to low and let simmer, stirring occasionally, until the flavors come together, 5 minutes.
2. Place a rack in the center of the oven and preheat the oven to 400°F.
3. Leave about a third of the sauce in the skillet, transfer the remaining two thirds to a bowl, and set it aside. Place the ricotta, egg, and Parmesan cheese in a medium-size bowl and stir to combine. Break 3 of the lasagna noodles into 3-inch pieces and distribute them over the sauce in the skillet. Spoon a third of the ricotta mixture on top of the lasagna noodles and spread it out thinly to nearly cover them. Sprinkle 1 cup of the mozzarella cheese evenly over the ricotta mixture. Repeat the layers of sauce, noodles, and cheese 2 times, ending with the mozzarella.
4. Place the lid on the skillet and carefully place the skillet in the oven. Bake the lasagna until the noodles have cooked through, the sauce bubbles, and the cheese has melted, 45 to 50 minutes. Remove the skillet from the oven and let the lasagna rest, covered, for 15 minutes before slicing and serving.
Note: I used the DeBoles gluten-free rice lasagna noodles, made from rice flour and rice bran extract. I did not preboil the noodles, but I did break them into 3-inch pieces to distribute them more evenly around the pan.
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Most staff and observers agree that the school over-extended itself, diluting "a lot of their core effectiveness," says Shawn Tierney, a former OB staffer and the director of the Association of Experiential Education, which certifies experiential education programs. "It was not clear who they were serving." The school's identity had become murky, obscured by the variety of experiences it offered. "The brand name Outward Bound is out there, but I think the public has a problem identifying what (it) is," says Aram Attarian, a North Carolina Outward Bound School board member and professor of outdoor education at North Carolina State University.
Duba has another theory, though. OB's message -- that challenge brings resilience, and teamwork helps people achieve more -- had become a hard sell. "We're up against a culture that celebrates individuality," he says. "The things that OB talks about are elusive. What do you mean, 'build character'? What do you mean, 'teamwork'? It just doesn't lend itself as well to a sound bite."
In the 2000s, John Read, Outward Bound USA's new executive director, led a wave of consolidations. A Harvard Business School grad who ran a Cummins diesel engine plant for 11 years, Read thought putting one national school, instead of many independent ones, in charge of marketing, programming and fundraising would decrease administrative costs and inter-school competition, while increasing enrollment and income. But the recession, which came on the heels of the final merger into one national organization, complicated things. Donations fell, partially because people who had supported local schools for years felt alienated from the new national one. In an effort to "re-localize," Read proposed basing the entire organization at city centers. "It was very clear that donors wanted to give locally, and I was passionate about seeing kids in the cities taken out of their comfort zone for five-to-seven-day courses," which "had the same powerful effect that three-week courses for kids with money always had." But as OB founded new urban centers in Denver, San Francisco and Portland, the internal tension worsened. "People were wondering, is this going to shift entirely to (urban) centers and wilderness is going to be left out in the cold?" says Crane.
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In 2010, Read, convinced that few people shared his vision for a unified OB based in urban areas, decided to step down. The organization lost $1.3 million that year -- less than the nearly $4 million lost in 2008, but still too much. Nine months later, in October 2011, administrators got unexpected news: Come the New Year, all 13 schools would be on their own financially. Even though Armstrong feared he might lose his job, he says, "The other feelings were of relief, like things are going to change for the better."
On Jan. 1, 2012, Colorado Outward Bound School administrator Crane awoke in Leadville, to a world of uncertainty. There was a course in the field: Did the satellite phones still work? The Colorado school had no credit card, no vendor accounts and no guarantee staff would get paid. "It was a little like Y2K. Is everything going to hit the fan on Jan. 1?" recalls associate program director Adam Steel. But over the next few months, the team began re-building the school and re-thinking the future. In February, Crane asked a group of instructors why the school should exist. They scribbled answers on scraps of paper and taped them to whiteboards. The responses varied wildly, from saving the environment to running urban-based programs for kids. "Everyone was so certain that their answer was right," she says. "(That was) how foggy, how obstructed our vision of what we do is."
Soon, the school closed its Denver center, primarily for financial reasons, but also because of the confusion created by the urban programming. Peter O'Neil, the executive director of Colorado Outward Bound School as of May, says the school plans to refocus on its wilderness heritage, the three- and four-week backpacking, river-running and climbing courses that he says are "the real deal." He uses the phrase so much that people around the office have started calling him "Real Deal O'Neil." Colorado Outward Bound still serves under-privileged youth, but in the wilderness rather than in Denver. Other schools are making similar choices. North Carolina Outward Bound School gets just under half of its students from day programs at its Atlanta center, but executive director Whitney Montgomery said the school's wilderness courses are its focus. "That's what we think (the school) does best," he says. "The longer courses in the wilderness do provide many more options for personal growth and self-discovery than a series of day programs."
Other schools are also rallying around their strengths. Even if Colorado doesn't run an urban center or work with at-risk youth, the New York City and Ely, Minn.-based Voyageurs Outward Bound schools remain committed to those needs. "There's a place in the world for both (wilderness and urban)," says Peter Steinhauser, head of a team that does marketing for all the independent OB schools. "No matter who you are, or where you're from, there's an OB course at an OB school that's right for you."
Colorado Outward Bound instructor Francisco Tharp, who has worked through many stages of the school's consolidation, says his coworkers are excited about the changes. "It reinvigorated a lot of people who had been disenchanted," he says. His boss, Nancy Crane, no longer leaves work frustrated and demoralized. "The banging my head against the wall? No longer applicable," she says. "Since we deconsolidated, it feels like we can be functional again."
For many Outward Bounders, coming together to save the school felt like an OB course. "Everyone was looking for themselves to rise from the ashes, but also looking at how can we help each other do that," Crane says. O'Neil agrees. The school had its share of difficult years, he says, "but you know what? We're about putting our students in situations where they struggle, too. You can learn from struggle. … If you're not struggling, I would argue as an educator, then we aren't doing our job."


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A friend of mine rode his bike the other day for five and a half hours in 16-degree weather. Though his beard had grown longer from icicles by the time he dismounted, he wasn't as cold as he looked. Why? Because he knew how to dress for the weather.
Thermal tights, booties and cycling-specific winter gloves were part of his wardrobe that day. In addition, three pieces of clothing covered his core: a base layer, a long-sleeved jersey and a thermal jacket.
"It's all about layering," noted Jason Wood, category 2 road cyclist.
He's right. According to Stuart Spitalnic, MD, FACEP, emergency physician at Newport Hospital, Newport RI, appropriate weight layered clothing is essential for avoiding hypothermia, a decrease in the body's core temperature.
Dr. Spitalnic spoke with About.com about the threat of cold-weather biking to one's health, recognizing the signs of hypothermia and preventing low core temperature on the bike this winter.
About.com: How can mountain biking in cold weather threaten one's health?
Dr. Spitalnic: Cold weather training has particular risks. The two most directly related to the low temperature are frostbite (damage to the skin and underlying tissues due to cold exposure) and hypothermia (a potentially dangerous circumstance of low core temperature).
Training in cold temperatures also causes a "cold diuresis," as blood is shunted away from the skin and moves to the vital organs. The kidneys see more blood flow and make more urine, which can result in dehydration sooner than might be expected for the amount of activity performed.
There is an association between exertion in cold temperatures and heart attacks or cardiac arrest. This is more likely the case in those already at risk for heart disease.
And, don't forget orthopedic injuries. Ice, water from melting snow, and unexpected patches of sand result in plenty of falls with attendant broken bones or head injuries.
About.com: How can mountain bikers avoid hypothermia?
Dr. Spitalnic: Obviously, the most reliable way to avoid hypothermia is to avoid exposure to extreme temperatures in the first place. As more hardcore athletes will not likely take this advice, the next best thing is to respect the outside conditions and dress in appropriate insulating layers with attention to all exposed areas: head, ears, fingers, etc. Keeping a dry outer layer with layers beneath will help maintain some of the heat generated from the activity and decrease the amount of heat lost through evaporation.
Hypothermia in general results from the severity of the exposure to cold, and the time exposed. The worse the conditions outside, the shorter the workout should be.
About.com: What are the symptoms of hypothermia?
Dr. Spitalnic: The early and most obvious signs of hypothermia are feeling cold and shivering. As hypothermia progresses, the victim may begin to exhibit a decreased level of conciousness – appearing drunk almost – with slurred speech, slow response, and as the core temperature heads to the 80s, the victim may become comatose. Heart rhythm disturbances are also seen, and at an extreme low-body temperature cardiac arrest results.
About.com: What are the risk factors for hypothermia?
Dr. Spitalnic: The most important risk factor is the exposure – how cold and for how long. Proper clothing "buys time" for safe exposure. Wind increases the amount of heat loss both by increasing convection away from the body and by increasing evaporation. Cyclists in particular must be more attentive to evaporative loss of heat due to the wind-chill effect. It's no longer just the ambient wind speed, but also the speed they travel on the bike that they are exposed to. There are many medications and medical conditions that make it more difficult regulate body temperature when exposed to cold, and athletes should review their history with their doctors to gauge their potential increased risk.
About.com: How can layered clothing help?
Dr. Spitalnic: The layering allows for an insulating layer of air between layers of cold, which helps keep in some of the heat generated from the activity. A dry outer layer prevents some of the losses through evaporation. I usually recommend three layers: a base layer of a wicking sports fabric, a middle layer (long-sleeve cotton t-shirt is fine here), and an outer wind-breaking layer. And, if that's not enough to keep you safe, consider taking a day off.
About.com: Do you have any parting words of advice for bike riding in cold weather?
Dr. Spitalnic: The best advice for training in cold weather is first to know the forecasts ahead of time and consider scheduling days off or shorter workouts when extreme temperatures are predicted. Cyclists who are "in the zone" should consider a shorter route or a looped route that will keep them from being too far from home in case they start to get into trouble.


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Ounce Scale, The
Overview: Assist parents to become keener observers of developmental milestones.
Age Range: Birth–3:6 years old
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Publication Date: 2003
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08-02-2012 18:35
Thanks for reporting here as well! We thoroughly investigated the case with N8 after Belle update, and everything is now under control. A few variants were affected, and for this minority group, your phones accidentially did attempt to report usage data to Nokia. But as soon as we heard about the incident, we decided to delete all data from Nokia servers - old data removed, new data not accepted, and stop message sent to the 360Panel clients so that they won't even try sending data anymore. And the clean Belle files have been uploaded to the servers.
Thanks again, and sorry about this on my own behalf!
Tommi Vilkamo
Senior Manager, Consumer Intelligence, Nokia
(not a official company spokesperson, just one employee informed/involved with the case)
P.s. here's the official Nokia reply that we'll post to the Belle FAQ section:
Q: After updating to Nokia Belle I have two new applications called 360Panel and Nokia Crash Reporter in my phone. What are they?
A: 360Panel and Nokia Crash Reporter are Nokia applications intended for Nokia internal use and research purposes. They were included by accident in some Nokia Belle variants and those software versions have now already been removed from our update servers. If you have those applications on your phone, please note that usage data collected via 360Panel is not saved on any Nokia servers in line with our privacy policy. You can stop your phone from sending anonymous crash logs to Nokia by going to Nokia Crash Reporter app, press the softkey on the lower right hand corner of your screen and select "Stop". We nevertheless advise to redownloading the Nokia Belle update via Nokia Suite.
Please note: For this you have to delete the old software package from your PC first. You can do this in Nokia Suite via Tools -> Options -> own device -> remove device. This will clear all the device specific data on your harddrive, including the old software files. Alternatively you can also manually clear the data in the following folders:
Win XP -> C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Nokia\Nokia Suite\NOSSU2
Win 7 -> C:\ProgramData\Nokia\Nokia Suite\NOSSU2
09-02-2012 5:42
Ok, Thanks for the reply.
If the 360Panel app is still showing status as Active.
Try uploading the data, It will try to upload and then stops and Status is updated to Stopped.
09-02-2012 13:31
Well nokia suite when i tried reinstalling tells that belle update is 4mb and its downloading a 4MB version and installing something. Lets see
09-02-2012 16:02
@tvilkamo - Please confirm if this is fixed in the Belle firmwire for product code 0599255. I'm planning to reinstall my Belle update after 2 hrs.
09-02-2012 17:19
09-02-2012 22:32
I deleted it using ybrowser going to c:\system\data\ and deleting 'hugocl' then went and deleted the application normally saved me a couple of meg
10-02-2012 2:10
I have already turned it off...But no effect...It still send out the sms to this number +491771787777...with the following content...Everytime it send out, I lose Rs.5 from my account...
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10-02-2012 13:00 - edited 10-02-2012 13:02
If you have 360Panel etc on your phone after Belle, please reinstall the clean Belle build as instructed (by myself in previous post + in official FAQ). Otherwise you will have some crapware in your phone that's mostly harmless but that you are better without :-)
Sidenote: less than 1% of the people who updated during the first day were affected. Almost all variants out there were clean right from the start. Thanks again for everyone who reported, and sorry from my own behalf about the issue.
Tommi Vilkamo
Senior Manager, Consumer Intelligence
10-02-2012 20:25
I think AnubhavRanjan raises a good point. Through an admitted error, Nokia has cost a number of users money in wasted texts sent. How many thousands of users got the firmware update with 360Panel on? By including this app, albeit in error, they have undoubtedly cost many users a few pennies each in wasted texts. I would think it would be reasonable for them to offer some small compensation to affected users. If you agree, please say so below.
In my own case they might argue that its my fault, as I bought the phone from a store on Ebay (but of course, the store was part of a resale chain that started with Nokia).
A bigger issue is the careless collection of our personal data. Sure, Nokia say that it is anonymized and now its been deleted - but who really knows? In the case of including 360Panel in the Belle update they cannot argue it was the users fault. That really was poor update management and I expect better from Nokia. Our own data is private and sacred and belongs to no-one but ourselves. Sure, [one person from] Nokia said sorry, they deleted the data etc - well, they should have taken more care in the first place. Unless users like us stand up for our privacy rights then large companies like Nokia will continue to abuse the power they have to collect this sort of information.
Exactly what action was taken in Nokia to make sure this does not happen again? How will they manage these kind of apps in future? Why on earth was this kind of privacy-invading app anywhere near the Nokia firmware servers? Personally I would like to hear from the person with responsibility for privacy at Nokia about how this happened and how they are going to stop it happening again - with all due respect to Tommi.
11-02-2012 0:08
There are thousands of users who still have not noticed that they have this harmful program on their phones that is sending text messages and costing money to the user. Nokia needs to release an automatic patch that scans for and removes this program.
13-02-2012 11:12
Busy day today, but to quickly correct some facts:
- a few hundred devices were affected, to my knowledge, not thousands
- we have already sent a stop call from the servers to the all devices affected, so for most, 360Panel is stopped and not sending usage data or sms messages anymore
- almost all data is cleaned from the servers (and we're cleaning the rest as we speak)
- if the 360Panel registration sms fails, it attempts three times max. This seems to be the case with AnubhavRanjan: we checked the servers, and it seems that we never received the message from your IMEI, so it tried three times. If you want compensation for the lost 3x5Rs and for your inconvenience, please contact your local Nokia customer care!
13-02-2012 18:04
Tommi, with respect, that is pretty lousy service. If AnubhavRanjan calls his local Nokia Care - unless you have sent a worldwide communication about 360Panel to all Nokia Care Centres - they won't have a clue what he is talking about. I have personal experience dealing with Nokia Care (here in New Zealand) and I'll just say that the general level of knowledge was unsatisfactory.
I think that we all know he will get brushed off, or passed around. Come on, take some proper action and fix his problem. And I would still like to hear something public from the privacy person at Nokia, for me that is the bigger issue.


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Ornamental Bells
Ornamental Bells
These festive bells are a great personal touch on your christmas gift decoration.
Single Size
Step 1:Select your options
- Single Size
Step 2:Click each color to change it or go with the colors recommended by the designer
Materials not included in this kit:
2 jingle bells for each set.
K = knit
k2tog = Knit next 2 stitches together.
K3(4,n)tog = Knit next 3(4, n)stitches together.
st(s) = stitch(es)
tog = together
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|Main Color (MC) ()
|Contrast A ()
|One ball each of red and green makes 12 sets of Bells. Size 4.5 mm (U.S. 7) knitting needles or size needed to obtain tension. 2 jingle bells for each set.
20 sts and 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] with larger needles in stocking st.
BELL: (Make 2).
With red, cast on 12 sts.
1st row: (RS). Knit.
2nd row: K8. P4 (outer edge).
Rep last 2 rows 11 times more.
Cast off leaving a long end. Draw end across rows of inner edge to gather top of Bell. Sew centre back seam.
LEAF: (Make 2).
With green, cast on 15 sts.
1st row: K6. K3tog. K6.
2nd row: Cast off 3 sts. Knit to end of row.
3rd row: Cast off 3 sts. K2 (including st on needle after cast off ). K3tog. K2.
4th and 5th rows: Cast on 3 sts. Knit to end of row.
6th row: Cast off 3 sts. Knit to end of row.
7th row: Cast off 3 sts. K1 (including st on needle after cast off ). K3tog. K1.
8th and 9th rows: Cast on 2 sts. Knit to end of row.
10th and 11th rows: Cast off 2 sts. Knit to end of row.
12th row: K3.
13th row: K3tog. Fasten off.
Attach jingle bells to length of red yarn and secure inside Bells. Sew Leaves and Bells tog as shown in picture.


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Trying to figure out the exact line for Old Bones (V6) at Matthew/Winters Park. The description seems to indicate that it joins with a problem called Island Time (V3/4). Can anyone clarify?
old bones is an independent line characterized by thin long pulls with a high ball top out....as i remember
Ok thanks. I figured just because otherwise there was no way it is V6 and everything else I saw online was not clear.


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Upcoming Reception Honoring PB Chef Benefits ALS Association; Austrian Wines, Food to Be Served
By M.M. Cloutier
If Palm Beach had a celebrity chef in the 1990s, it was The Breakers' Matthias Radits, the late, larger-than-life culinary wizard—handlebar mustache and all—whose talent was only outmatched by his charisma.
Radits, the resort's executive chef from 1989 to 2001, was respected and revered "not only by his employees and colleagues at The Breakers, but everyone in the (hospitality/food-and-beverage) industry," says Virginia Philip, The Breakers' wine director and proprietor of an eponymous wine shop and academy in downtown West Palm Beach. "He was a very talented man, and both young and seasoned chefs aspired to be just like him."
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In 2002, members of The Breakers' culinary team formed the Chef's Brigade, which, over the years, has organized several golf tournaments and other fundraisers benefiting the ALS Association.
Now comes a Radits-honoring event at The Virginia Philip Wine Shop & Academy (101 N. Clematis St.) that benefits the Florida chapter of the ALS Association. It's an Austrian-themed reception—Radits hailed from Austria—on Feb. 10, 6-8 p.m.
"We will have Austrian wines from Burgenland, Kamptal, Wachau and a few other areas…and there will be a raffle for two signed bottles, as well," Philip explains. "The Breakers is providing all of the food, prepared by Executive Chef (of Banquets) Jeff Simms."
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Much of the reason that talented cornerback Alfonzo Dennard fell to the Patriots in last April's NFL Draft was due to the fact that he was arrested just five days before the annual event.
It wasn't until Wednesday that Dennard and the Patriots learned his fate from the incident. The former Nebraska star was found guilty on charges of assaulting an officer and resisting arrest near a Lincoln, Neb. bar.
Dennard reportedly punched the police officer in the face during the fight. His felony conviction carries a maximum sentence of five years in jail and up to a $10,000 fine, according to the Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald, though it is expected that Dennard will serve just 180 days in jail.
The fight reportedly started when Dennard "shouldered" a 22-year-old University of Nebraska student as the area's bars closed for the night. According to the the Lincoln (Neb.) Journal Star, it led to a fight between several civilians and when police officers arrived, Dennard went "toe-to-toe" with an officer.
The 23-year-old Dennard became a starter in the Pats' defensive backfield toward the end of the 2012 season and recorded three interceptions and had 35 tackles on the year.
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Mozzarella Rye Snacks Recipe
This creamy topping has a subtle tang that pairs perfectly with crisp rye bread. "We enjoy this simple recipe at our summer deck parties," says Missie Klei from Cincinnati, Ohio. "It's ideal for unexpected guests or a quick snack."
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 tablespoon Italian salad dressing mix
- 1 loaf (16 ounces) snack rye bread
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a small bowl, combine cheese, mayonnaise, sour cream and salad dressing mix until blended. Spread 1 tablespoonful over each slice of bread.
- Place on greased baking sheets. Bake 5-7 minutes or until cheese is melted and bubbly. Serve immediately. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Mozzarella Rye Snacks in Simple & Delicious January/February 2008, p31
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Go a little heavy on the sour cream.
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I have made these several times and everytime my husband says how good they are.
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I tried these out on my family over the holidays and they went over famously. I was out of mozzarella so I used Parmesan instead and they were delicious! I love that they're easy to make, relatively inexpensive and they fly off the serving tray!
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This was an awesome, easy recipe to make. I added some garlic powder to the recipe the second time I made them. Delicious!
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Posted: 7:03 pm Saturday, August 20th, 2011
Tropical Storm Irene forms, may target U.S. coast
By John Nelander
Click on map for link to updated original. (Credit: National Hurricane Center)
The U.S. coast was on alert Saturday night as Tropical Storm Irene formed just east of the Lesser Antilles with 50 mph winds. Forecast models showed that the storm could have an impact next week on the northern Gulf Coast, Florida, or other areas of the southeastern U.S.
The National Hurricane Center said Irene was centered at 14.9N 58.5W and was moving west at a brisk 22 mph. Forecasters predicted Irene would become a hurricane on Monday before hitting the Dominican Repubic and Haiti, and then Cuba as a tropical storm.
They said by Thursday afternoon Irene would be just off the South Florida coast approaching Miami.
A tropical storm warning was posted for Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, as well as other islands in the northern Lesser Antilles chain. "Hurricane conditions could occur in the Dominican Republic late on Monday," NHC forecasters said.
Also on Saturday, Tropical Storm Harvey made landfall at Dangriga Town, Belize with 60 mph winds. Central American governments discontinued tropical storm warnings, but rainfall totals of up to 10 inches were forecast for the higher terrain of Belize, Guatemala, western Honduras and the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico.
The NHC predicted that Irene, the ninth named storm of the 2011 season, would enter the Caribbean and spread rain and gusty winds through the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico before slamming Hispaniola and Cuba.
After that, the track becomes more uncertain, but major forecast models have been predicting a turn to the north and a possible impact on South Florida.
Now that a clear center has been identified, some adjustments to the forecast path will probably be made.
Earlier Saturday, major forecast models such as the European and GFS were predicting a South Florida encounter with Irene, but as a tropical storm, not as a hurricane. Of course, intensity forecasts will be updated as well.
But in his Weather Underground post Saturday, hurricane expert Jeff Masters called 2011 "a strangely hyperactive season for weak storms."
We've already had eight named storms but no hurricanes — the first time that's happened since records began in 1851.
At the same time, the formation of Tropical Storm Harvey on Aug. 19 was the fourth earliest date on record for the season's eighth named storm.
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John Nelander is a freelance writer, book editor and publisher in West Palm Beach. Weather Matters features news and observations about the weather with a focus on what's happening in South Florida. The blog also looks at the latest studies on climate change as well as what's happening in the weather forecasting biz. His website is www.pbeditorialservices.com.


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A HAMPSHIRE paedophile who abused homeless boys in a Mumbai orphanage is back in the UK.
Allan Waters, 63, a retired Naval officer from Portchester, was deported after serving a six-year jail term in India.
He was met a Heathrow by police from Scotland Yard and made to sign the sex offenders register.
Waters, a highly respected Lieutenant Commander formerly of Cador Drive, was found guilty in 2006 of carrying out child abuse at the Anchorage shelter in Mumbai.
He was freed in 2008 by judges at the Indian High Court, who cited "lack of evidence provided by the prosecution''.
But that decision was quashed by the country's Supreme Court, which ordered Waters to serve the rest of his six-year jail term and pay damages and fines imposed.
Waters was arrested at New York's John F Kennedy International Airport in 2003 on the basis of an Interpol arrest warrant and was extradited to face charges in India following a complaint from a 15-year-old boy about repeated sexual and physical abuse.
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This 3 bedroom suite townhome is centrally located just off of Main Street. Built in 2006 and fully remodeled in 2011, this condo boasts 2 master suites with 2 king size beds and a 3rd suite with bunk bed with a trundle. There are blue ray dvd players and flat screen TVs wall mounted in every room for your entertainment pleasure. A private spa on the deck will insure that you can soak away your aches and pains from whatever you decide to experience in Mammoth that day. New furniture throughout make this condo the perfect home away from home. Attached oversize garage to park and store your gears. Brand new state of the art washer and dryer is provided for your convenience.
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3 nights minimum. The weekend rate is $399, weekday $350, Holiday $550 and Summer $220
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Work experience or work-based learning is an important part of education for employability, and is intended to give a student an idea of working life and the key skills needed within the workplace.
Every student is entitled to at least one week of work experience during their last two compulsory years at school. Pupils are encouraged to find their own placements by writing to employers or through family and friends. All students, from those taking the fewest examinations to those who will take degrees, need real knowledge of the world of work.
Benefits of work experience
The benefits of work experience include:
- confidence building
- understanding the world of work, eg dress code, behaviour
- understanding relationships at work
- development of student's health and safety awareness
- contribution to the development of key skills in young people, eg communication, numeracy
- increased knowledge of the opportunities and career paths available
What students do on work experience
As far as possible students should undertake real tasks to give them an idea of the work carried out by the employer. They should gain an understanding of how the company is organised and run, and of how enterprise, creativity and innovation help business growth. A programme should be organised for the student, and employers should monitor what the student has achieved. Every student should have a work experience logbook in which they can record their progress.
What parents/guardians can do
Parents/guardians can offer valuable support in finding placements. Your written consent is needed before a placement can begin and you will have information about the arrangements and will know how to contact the school if your child reports a problem to you about their placement. You will also be asked to provide medical information, which could affect the health, safety and welfare of your child while on a work placement.
Once on the placement, parents should discuss the arrangements for lunch and break periods with their child and make sure they are suitable. If a student leaves the employer's premises during lunch or break periods, no liability can be accepted by the employer or the school for any incident that may occur.
Limits on the jobs students can doThe Education Act 1996 and local byelaws place limitations on the type of work which students can experience. The school's work experience co-ordinator can give further advice on this.
Work experience arrangementsIf a school enlists the service of the local education partnership, they will carry out the necessary health and safety procedures, and negotiate the whole programme for the school with employers. This includes providing the student with a job description. Work experience organisers have a duty to assess the ability of a work experience placement provider to provide for a student's health, safety and welfare while on work experience. If a placement is deemed unsuitable by the work experience organisers the school is notified not to proceed with the placement. Employers also need to inform students of their main duties and tasks, the type of work, any associated specific risks and their control measures, and to remind the students of their responsibilities while on placement. Parents/guardians will also have to be told of these risks.
Medical information considered when organising a placement
Each student's health should be considered before a placement is chosen; for example someone with asthma would avoid dusty places. If a student is on medication the employer must be informed. The parents will be asked to provide medical information, which may affect the safety and welfare of their son or daughter whilst on a placement.
Accidents while on work experience
It is the responsibility of the employer to report any accidents, incidents or dangerous occurrences that occur on site following their normal procedures for such reporting covered by the 1995 Reporting of Injuries, Diseases & Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR). The employer must report any such accidents or occurrences to the headteacher or work experience co-ordinator or the work experience organisers of the school and the student's home if a telephone number is provided.
Child protection issues
Schools should have given consideration to preparing students to deal with and report incidents that they feel uncomfortable with during their work placement. Employers should take account of child protection issues under the Criminal Justice and Court Services Act 2000.
The employer's insurance company must be informed of the employer's intention to take on a work experience student. Where a student will be travelling in a vehicle for the purposes of work the vehicle insurance must cover them. Where a liability can be demonstrated then:
- injuries caused to others on the premises, others not on the premises, damage to others' property and damage to employee's property should normally be covered by the employer's public liability insurance policy
- damage to the employer's own property should normally be covered by the employer's material damage policy
- injuries to the student while on work experience will be covered by the employer's liability insurance policy
Contact between children and their school during the placement
The Local Education Authority (LEA) work experience scheme requires the school staff to make a visit to the employer during the placement in order to monitor and review the progress of the student.
Hours required
The working time regulations 1998 apply to students on work experience. However, the number and pattern of hours worked is normally agreed by the provider, school and student. If possible, normal hours should be worked, but students are not allowed to work outside any hours specified by legislation.
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Students on work experience must not be paid and will not pay tax or NI contributions. Employers can assist with travelling or lunch costs if they wish.
Work experience out of the area
If a student wishes to undertake work experience out of the area then parents/guardians are responsible for making the appropriate arrangements for travel and accommodation. There could be problems with obtaining a placement suitability visit in these cases and the work experience co-ordinator should be the first point of contact if information on this is required.
Contacts at the school if there is a problem
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will start the new year with a new head coach and a new look.
On Thursday, former Buc and Hall of Famer Warren Sapp and defensive tackle Gerald McCoy will do the honors on NFL Network, as the team reveals their first logo and helmet re-design since their current uniforms were adopted in 1997.
Sapp teased the big announcement, hinting the new look has fire and chrome.
The Buccaneers changed uniforms more than 15 years ago when they ditched their original orange and white color scheme and "Bucco Bruce" logo for pewter and red, with a flag bearing a skull and crossed swords.
NFL teams regularly overhaul their uniforms, but the change is not undertaken lightly. It's generally thought to be a 24-month process involving market research, computer simulation and input from uniform experts.
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Spring has officially sprung and the weather was perfect for a round of nine hole golf action at Oakdale's Golf and Country Club on Tuesday afternoon, April 8. Oakdale High School golfers welcomed Lathrop to town for a Valley Oak League match. The Mustangs found their stroke as they defeated Lathrop with a score of 248-289.
The Mustangs varsity baseball team is off to a white hot start to the season and it continued to show on Wednesday, April 2 when the team shut out Weston Ranch 11-0 in front of the Oakdale faithful. The game was originally scheduled for Tuesday, April 1 but it was postponed to severe weather.
The Mustangs golf team was on the road for a pair of Valley Oak League (VOL) matches this past week. They played Tuesday, April 1 against Manteca and Thursday, April 3 against Sierra, with both matches held at Manteca Park Golf Course. Oakdale walked away with a 242-257 victory against Manteca and just fell short 230-244 against Sierra.
Oakdale High School golf has found success on the course early this season as they racked up two more home victories this week with league wins over Weston Ranch and Kimball.
The Mustangs faced East Union twice this past week. On Tuesday, March 25 the boys packed up and headed to Manteca to face the Lancers in Valley Oak League action, then returned home to face the Lancers again in front of the Mustang faithful on Thursday, March 27. The Mustangs were impressive in the sweep, winning 13-0 and 11-1.
Oakdale High School junior Nico Colunga continues to shine, even on the largest wrestling stage in America, The National High School Coaches Association Juniors Tournament in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Another proud milestone for Oakdale Water Polo was set earlier this month at the Pacific Coast USA Olympic Development Program regional championship tournament in Moraga.
The Mustangs hit the course hard this week, as they competed in the Hilmar Yellowjacket Invitational at Stevinson Ranch Golf Course on Monday, March 17 and packed up their golf bags and headed to Lathrop for a Valley Oak League match on Tuesday, March 18.
The varsity baseball boys were busy this week as they hosted back to back games Tuesday, March 11 and Wednesday, March 12. Oakdale split their two-game home stand as they were victorious Tuesday against Enochs 6-3 but fell to Beyer the next day 10-6.
Three-time U.S. Olympian, Suzy Powell, held a World Athletics Center Phase One Throws Clinic at Oakdale High School on Sunday, March 16.
Five went. One came home a state medalist.
It was a busy week for Oakdale golfers and coaching staff. With three events in four days scheduled it was time to hit the links. On Monday, March 3 the Oakdale High School golf team hosted its inaugural 18-hole Oakdale Cup at the Oakdale Golf and Country Club. The tournament consisted of 10 schools in the area with a total of 59 golfers.
Spring sports have gotten under way and it was a full slate for Oakdale High School and its student athletes this past week. Following are recaps of many contests, tournament action and preseason scrimmages.
Oakdale High School had a strong presence at this year's Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Championships on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 28 and March 1 inside the Stockton Arena. With nine representatives from Oakdale, numbers and momentum were on their side. After grappling their way through multiple opponents, Oakdale flexed their muscles and advanced five of its wrestlers to the 42nd annual CIF State Championship March 7 and 8 in Bakersfield.
Oakdale High School spring sports were expected to get under way this past week, but Mother Nature had other ideas.
The long awaited Oakdale High School football 2014 season is under way. After spring and summer workouts, two-a-days once practices could officially begin earlier this month, and team meetings, the Mustangs hosted a home scrimmage against the Tracy Bulldogs on Saturday, Aug. 23.
Thirty-two local sports legends – including an Oakdale icon – will be inducted into the 2014 Sac-Joaquin Section Hall of Fame later this month. Representing Oakdale High School is decorated basketball coach and athletic director Norm Antinetti.
With school starting up this week, the athletic programs don't waste any time, as many of the practices for the fall campaign will start on Monday, Aug. 11. Here is a brief rundown of the teams that will be hitting the playing fields and courts this fall.
Oakdale High School varsity softball teammates Lauren Sanders and Kindra Hackbarth were named to the Calhisports.com All-State Medium/Small School Softball Team for 2014. Sanders, who graduated from OHS in May and will continue to play softball for San Diego State, was named to the first team for her ability behind the dish as she was named to the top five catchers list. Hackbarth was named to the Second Team for both her glove and cannon of an arm in the outfield. Hackbarth will be entering her junior year, was one of only two sophomores to make the list ...
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8:22am Tuesday 12th February 2013 in Blackburn
ROADWORKS in two areas of Blackburn are set to cause delays for motorists and commuters from the end of this week.
From Friday, National Grid will be installing new gas pipes at Four Lane Ends around Shear Brow, Revidge Road, Lammack Road, and Pleckgate Road.
The work is expected to take around six weeks to complete.
On Monday, February 18, Electricity North West will begin repairs to a low voltage underground cable in Whalley New Road, at the junction of Whalley Range.
The work is expected to take three weeks.
The bus stop outside Lloyds TSB (Blackburn bound) will be suspended, with a temporary stop nearby.
Blackburn with Darwen Council highways boss Dave Harling said: "I fully sympathise with motorists if they experience any delays, but these works are vital.
"On Whalley New Road, local businesses have experienced disruption as a result of the fault to the power cable.
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When I was a kid, every week before October 31st my mom would cart out the 'Halloween box,' an oversized, dilapidated and musty trunk filled with seemingly ancient costumes. My many siblings and I would choose a getup; there was never, ever the assumption that we'd buy a new outfit each year. I would long for the prefab costumes some of my friends had with a plastic mask and matching, formless jumpsuit. I still long for those simple, elusive costumes, but, as a parent, it's for an entirely different reason.
Halloween has become big business since I was little, and most American kids today expect something new to debut each year. Americans will spend, on average, $28.65 per costume. If that price tag doesn't come as enough of a shock, parents – of daughters in particular – might well be terrified by the 'sexification' of nearly everything on the racks. The prefab costume tradition of the 70s and 80s lives on for today's girls, but with go-go girl outfits subbed in for jumpsuits.
Big Bird has been sexed up for little girls. Teenagers are marketed costumes ranging from a 'racy referee' to a ' locked and loaded' seductive cop, to the sexy Tin Man.
It all doubles down on the stereotypes girls see on television, where male characters come in all shapes, but female characters range from size 0 to size 4.
The message is: You can be whatever you want for Halloween, but your imagination shouldn't go further than a few modifications to a cheerleading outfit.
There's no perfect answer to the problem. You can 'Just Say No to Slutoween' as blogger Jenny Witte advises parents to do. But as Vicki Glembocki points out, we like to send our kids mixed messages to "slow down" when it comes to dressing like their classmates but "speed up" when it comes to reading chapter books ahead of schedule. And if you end up trying to talk your daughter out of a costume by equating "slutty" with "shameful," you may unwittingly do further damage still.
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