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Bielema spoke to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution recently and touched on all those topics and more. Most of this link is written in a Q&A format, so you see Bielema elaborate on these topics. Interesting to see his recruiting philosophy regarding the state of Georgia. I'm sure the question was raised since this is the Atlanta paper, but it's the first time we remember Bielema discussing Georgia recruiting this bluntly.
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By Justin Whitaker
The Danville boys' and girls' swimming and diving teams lost to Roncalli last night.
The boys fell 110-72 and the girls lost 112-71. Coach Leah Miller said her team is slightly exhausted coming off of the Sagamore Conference meet Saturday and the preparation for sectionals.
"Tonight we're a little tired," Miller said. "We've been going non-stop Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday for about three weeks now."
Grant Callahan continued his superb senior season with two victories on the evening. Callahan won the 200 IM with a time of 2:10.44 and the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:00.87.
"Grant is kind of my guy on the team that I can put anywhere and know that I'm going to get an A plus performance from every night," Miller said.
Callahan took male swimmer of the Sagamore Conference last Saturday by winning the 50 free and 100 breast. His internal drive has contributed to his successful season.
"That kid never stops," Miller said. "I will say to do something and he will do extra. I'll say do this and he'll add in pushups where he has to clap his hands together. He never skips any workout and if I tell him to stop, he usually tells me no."
Sophomore Isabelle Mitchell won two events for the Warrior girls. Mitchell won the 100 free with a time of 1:03.24 and the 100 breaststroke with a 1:15.31.
Junior Carly Kroll and sophomore Sydney Kroll each won an individual event on the night. Carly won the 50 free with a time of 28.99 and Sydney won the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:14.10.
"The Krolls are another group where they will come in and give me exactly what I ask of them," Miller said. "They are another group I can kind of put wherever. Sydney doesn't normally swim the 200 IM and I can put her somewhere and get results. Carly is the same way."
Junior Kasey Hedrick won diving with a score of 206.25 and sophomore Devon Berg won the 100 freestyle with a time of 53.84.
The Danville girls' relay teams won two of three relays on the evenings. The 200 medley relay team of Renae Schuldt, Mitchell, and the Krolls opened the event with a win for the Warriors. The 200 freestyle team of Schuldt, Mitchell, Sydney Kroll, and Kendall Startzman won a close one by .01 hundredths of a second.
It was senior night at Danville as the Warriors honored their three seniors — Callahan, Claire Hazelton, and Hannah Weiss.
"They've been tremendous," Miller said. "I honestly couldn't have asked for a better group of seniors."

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Baby Potato Salad
Published: July 2013 Servings: 8
- 2 pounds baby Yukon Gold or red-skinned potatoes (about 36), unpeeled
- Kosher salt
- 1 large egg yolk
- 2 teaspoons white wine vinegar
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons spicy brown mustard
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
Nutritional Information
8 servings, 1 serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 220
- Fat (g) 15
- Saturated Fat (g) 2
- Cholesterol (mg) 25
- Carbohydrates (g) 20
- Dietary Fiber (g) 1
- Total Sugars (g) 0
- Protein (g) 3
- Sodium (mg) 105
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Place potatoes in a large pot and add cold water to cover by 2 inches; season generously with salt. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer gently until potatoes are tender, 20–25 minutes. Drain and let potatoes cool slightly. Peel, if desired.
Meanwhile, whisk egg yolk and vinegar in a large bowl; season with salt. Whisking constantly, gradually add oil, drop by drop at first, and whisk until mayonnaise is thick and creamy. Whisk in mustard.
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Ratings: 29 | Reviews: 27 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by alexgash:
3.55/5 rDev -6.3%
Conveniently located within walking distance to my house. Looks like a gas station only with less interior space! Cramped, packed to the gills with liquor, wine, and, of course, beer. A dozen fridge coolers house good singles, bombers, German beers, English ales, and some macros. Long, tall shelf of Belgians stored at room temp. is impressive. Fantome, Cantillon, Drie Fonteinen, etc., you name it, it's likely there. Decent-sized walk in cooler in the back houses many six-packs of US micros. Most MI beers are available here, with lots of Dark Horse, Atwater, Bell's, Arbor, New Holland, and Founders. Have never seen Kuhnhenn though. Anyway, you can also get Victory, So. Tier, Stoudt's, Rogue, Stone, etc. Best of all, they let you break up sixers (but they charge you more per bottle!). Service is pretty-much non-existent and the prices might make you cry (very expensive, just like Beer Depot). Still, I stop by here every now and then because they often have hard to find brews in stock (e.g. I found some Breakfast Stout and Dark Horse Fore and Double Crooked Tree last week!).
03-08-2007 18:58:59 | More by alexgash
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4/5 rDev +5.5%
07-28-2014 15:16:55 | More by Zaphog
4/5 rDev +5.5%
12-18-2013 19:10:25 | More by Drk93TT
3.82/5 rDev +0.8%
This store is nothing impressive from the outside; in fact, it looks to be as ghetto as Ann Arbor gets. While that's not particularly ghetto at all, it still didn't look like much. It's in a great location, though, particularly for visitors. It's right on the way into town coming off 94 from Toledo, and is directly next to one of the town's main parking garages. Inside, it's very large but looks essentially like a giant convenience store. The difference is that all they sell (besides some cigarettes) is alcohol. The selection is huge, with a cooler down a very long wall dedicated to beer as well as two long aisles, and when I reached the back of the store there was a large walk-in cooler with more craft beer. Prices are high, but I chalk that up to being MI for the most part.They may have been just a little higher than some other stores around, though. Still, it's a great place to find lots of stuff I'll never get in Ohio. There were about 8 different beers from Short's as well as Vivant, etc. and some small guys that don't do distro outside the state. It's definitely a good place to go.
09-22-2013 19:00:35 | More by Brenden
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -14.2%
When I visited: March 2012.
What I bought: Nothing, the prices were shockingly expensive.
What I liked: lots of rarities, as I saw all types of beers from Rogue, Mikkeller, Samuel Adams, and Founders that I had never even heard of. The clerk offered to help us as soon as we walked into the beer section, so the service was pretty good.
What I disliked: Prices were nearly double what I paid for comparable beers at Wine Seller and Plum Market.
Would I go back? Not unless they become more affordable.
Overall Rating: 66
07-22-2012 18:32:52 | More by cratez
4.28/5 rDev +12.9%
The Main Party Store has an impressive selection of beers, both domestic and foreign. They also have a large walk-in cooler where a large proportion of the selection can be found. They have several special beers that I can find nowhere else. The people behind the counter are friendly. The place is a bit cramped inside, but this is not really much of an issue. The only downside of the store is that their prices tend to be higher than everyone else. Indeed, for some of the special limited release beers, the prices are unreasonably high.
05-24-2012 15:08:44 | More by Zymus
4.16/5 rDev +9.8%
This place doesn't look like much from the outside, and I definitely didn't expect much with a name like "Main Party Store." I was thinking that there would be a bunch of BMC beers and some snacks. I thought wrong. They had a very wide selection of beers and a big walk-in cooler. I appreciated the fact that you could buy a single bottle from any 6-pack in the store. They also had a pretty large selection of bottles only in the single variety, as well as a number of bombers. It is pretty tight inside, especially when the place gets busy, but the selection makes up for it. The only people working in the store are the cashiers up front, so if you're looking for a place to ask someone questions about which beer to buy, this doesn't seem to be the place for you. However, if you have an idea of what you're looking for and want a good selection of local and other beers, this is a good spot.
03-19-2012 03:07:02 | More by BlackBelt5112203
3.16/5 rDev -16.6%
This place has very tight quarters. A pretty good selection of just about everything. Very nice walk in cooler with 6pks and 12pks. Large row of coolers with tons of craft and import bombers. Facing the coolers is a dry shelf with more singles, bombers and lots of odds and ends. There were lots of old seasonals laying around, and in general a lot of older beers, but no real gems to be had.
Overall, the prices were a little high, selection is pretty good. Nothing too rare, but a good selection of local beers, US craft beer, and imports. Definitely worth returning to.
05-08-2011 05:19:13 | More by alampear
4.4/5 rDev +16.1%
I didn't expect much from this place. We entered to see 4 bums carrying 40's to the counter. The idea was to pick up some beers before we caught a concert in Detroit, and figured this was the closest place to where we were staying. After perusing all the wine we head to the coolers and BAM! To our surpise, it's not a cooler filled with OE and Hurricanes, but 22oz bottles of Rogue, Sam Adams Imperial, Victory, Stone, and much much more. There was a walk in cooler with 6 packs of so many different types of beer, from Flying Dog to "Beer:30".
The Beer:30 had us laughing for awhile.
The selection really is top notch here, and everything seemed pretty fresh. We picked up a 30 of PBR because we were afraid of the Beer:30 and also got some singles and a 4pack of Unibroue Trois Pistoles, as well as a party pack of Flying Dog. We stayed pretty safe, to say the least. We didn't really get too crazy. It was very inexpensive in my opinon, the 4 pack of Unibroue was only 9.99$. The worst part about it is the deposit on the cans & bottles.
The service was the worst part. Nobody could really help us with anything, there was no parking really, and the two people working the counter seemed to have trouble figuring out actually what the heck was going on.
Overall, a pleasant surprise.
07-29-2010 05:15:28 | More by gboy515duo
3.7/5 rDev -2.4%
This was probably my favorite shop that we visited while in town for the beer fest.
The downtown area is pretty awesome with walking distance to lots of beer destinations including another really good shop.
We were here after dark so there was a bunch of drunk homeless asking us for money. It doesnt really bother me too much, just slightly annoying to be asked for money all the time.
This place is pretty tight inside, Its hard to see what youre looking at since you have to stand so close to the shelves. There is one very tall, long shelf holding warm singles and large bottles (including a huge, huge Double Bastard for $80) Mirroring that is a line of coolers with yet more singles and large bottles and some 6 packs. In the back is a little walk in cooler that holds only 6 packs and cases.
The rest of the shop is full of liquor and two rows or so of wine.
This place had my favorite selection. A few Kuhnhenn singles, Short's that I havent seen anywhere else, lots of Belgians, Germans and British beers, Arcadia, Arbor and lots of other stuff. Kinda overwhelming for me.
07-26-2010 01:11:20 | More by MbpBugeye
Main Party Store in Ann Arbor, MI
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Scott David Zimmerle died unexpectedly during the night of July 2, 2013, at his home in Cincinnati.
Scott was born Feb. 16, 1963, in Stuttgart, Germany, to Earl and Marianne Zimmerle, who survive in Pensacola, Fla. Also surviving are his children, Kyle Zimmerle and Katlyn "Katie" Zimmerle. These children were the joy and love of his life, and he truly enjoyed every moment with them.
Scott was a loving brother and will be deeply missed by sister Mary Beth (Andy) Koster and brother Brian (Jennifer) Zimmerle. He was adored by his nephews, Sam Koster, Bryce Zimmerle and Ean Zimmerle, and niece Megan Koster, who treasured the time they spent together, especially every summer at Pensacola Beach.
Scott graduated from Lima Central Catholic in 1981, then attended the University of Cincinnati, where he graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering. He began his career at GE Aviation, Cincinnati, where he was employed for 26 years. Scott will be missed by those he worked with, those he golfed with and especially those he fished with. He had a strong belief in God and was an active member of St. Martin of Tours Church.
Visitation at Rebold, Rosenacker & Sexton Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave., Cheviot, Ohio, is Monday, July 8, from 6-8 p.m. The funeral Mass is Tuesday, July 9, at 10 a.m. at St. Martin of Tours Church. Burial is at New St Joseph Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the Zimmerle family suggests memorial donations to St. Martin of Tours Church, 3720 St. Martin Place, Cheviot, OH 45211. Condolences and memorial donations can be shared with the family by visiting www.rebold.com.


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Ferrocarril de Sóller - Palma Railway Station
The World > Europe > Spain > Mallorca
The Ferrocarril de Sóller (Sóller Railway in English and often abbreviated to F.S.) is a long-distance railway and the name for the company which operates the electrified 914mm gauge tracks running between the towns of Sóller and Palma on the Spanish island of Mallorca (stopping at various smaller towns such as Bunyola and Son Sardina). The historic electric train takes a route north from the capital across the plains, winding through mountains and 13 tunnels of the Serra de Tramuntana, finally ending in the large railway station of the northern town of Sóller. Work began on the railway in 1911 on the profits of the orange and lemon trade, which at the time was booming. The famous train is now not only a mode of transport between these two key Mallorcan settlements, but also an attraction in itself. The line is closed in December and January for annual maintenance.
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Hotel Colon has a small dining room where you can have a breakfast, coffee or a snack.
Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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A neighborhood in Waterbury is fighting to get people to slow down on their street and at least one resident told Eyewitness News the police are not helping them do it.
The signs on Montoe Road state 25 mph, but one resident said drivers are "flying by."
"We've contacted our local police to have the area monitored and gone to community relations meeting to have police presence," said Cherie Winters, who called the road a "drag strip."
This week, Winters's 8-year-old son, who was playing football in the front yard, got hit by a car.
"When it hit me, the nose of the car hit me and flipped me off my feet," said Curtis Winters. "I fell onto the hood."
Curtis Winters was not seriously injured and only had a few bruises and cuts.
Police said the crash was not speed related and investigators said it was actually ruled that he was at fault.
However, his mother and other neighbors told Eyewitness News they were convinced that the cars flying down their street are some day going to cause a different result.
"If it was someone speeding, it would have been a lot worse," said Cherie Winters. "We got fortunate."
Police told Eyewitness News they have not received any formal, major complaints about the speeding issue along Montoe Road.
They said residents who have issues need to contact them. Then, they can put in signs that measure a driver's speed by radar and post it as they drive by.
Curtis Winters said he wants drivers to slow down regardless.
"I want you to slow down," he said. "I don't want to see anyone get hurt."
Residents said they hope this awareness helps people slow down. If not, some of them are planning to go to the mayor.
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This course explores the way the media deals with environmental issues and images, particularly biodiversity. We focus on the emergence of the environment as an important media issue beginning in the 1970s; the way news and entertainment media have presented the environment; and the links between media texts, the culture which they create and reflect and the viewer/reader's response to these messages. Students will learn textual analysis of news stories (print and television), documentary films, and environment and children's programming. We pay particular attention to how these messages reflect the way the culture values and reasons and to how these messages argue for a particular view of the natural world and our relationship with the environment. Part of the environmental cluster. This is a paired course; students must enroll concurrently in BIOL 210 Biodiversity: Discovering Life. Together these courses fulfill two course credits and two writing-centered credits.
Prerequisites: Must enroll concurrently in BIOL 210: Biodiversity: Discovering Life.
Mode of Inquiry: Analyzing Arguments, Reasons, and Values; Interpreting Texts; Environmental Cluster
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Check out Bullets Forver for full coverage of Wizards media day, and here's a sample of what Gilbert Arenas had to say:
Gil had some moments where he was warm and engaging, but he also had some moments where he was a bit defensive. His answers about whether he saw himself as a leader were among his most defensive.
"What is a leader? Is a leader someone who comes into the gym at 7 o'clock when practice is at 11. Or when the game's at seven, you're here at 3:30? [Is a leader] someone who plays hard? Is that a leader?" Or is a leader something where you say 'Coach, I'm a leader,' and in the papers, he says I'm a leader. Is that a leader? I have no idea," he said.
He then went on to explain why he didn't really take the "leadership role," so to speak, in the past.
"In my first year here, Eddie [Jordan] appointed [Jerry] Stackhouse and Larry [Hughes] to be the leaders. He didn't want me to be a leader. He says I was too young," he said. "So from that moment, I was never a leader. In my mind, I was always too young. So every time he tried to appoint me as a leader, I didn't want to be it. This year, Flip said I was to be his leader, so I said okay."


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Panoramic Open Golf and Water Views! Located on Ground Level across from one of 2 Pools!Situated in the Quiet Palm Aire Golf Course Community with lots of wide streets to take daily walks. Condo is Updated with White-on White Kitchen & Appliances, Full Washer & Dryer, Fans. Comfortable Fla Turnkey Furnishings. 2 Flat Screen TVs. Glass Enclosed & Tiled Lanai. Newer Carpet & Paint. Sleeps 4. Master Bedroom has King size Bed. Easy access to I-75 and University Pkwy Corridor for Shopping and Dining. Only Minutes to Downtown Sarasota, St Armands Circle & Lido Beach. Seasonal Rental and more time available at off season rates. Non Smoking and no pets!
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San Francisco 49ers
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Niners' secondary could be worth worrying about
With both of the Niners' starting cornerbacks conspicuous by their absences so far this offseason and rookie Taylor Mays a nonfactor thus far, team insiders believe the current state of the secondary is cause for real concern.
Santa Clara voters approve Niners stadium bid
A new home for the 49ers moved a step closer to reality after the approval Tuesday of Measure J, the team's plan to build a $937 million stadium in Santa Clara.
Bruce to retire a Ram after trade
Isaac Bruce, who spent the majority of his career in St. Louis, will retire as a Ram after being obtained in a trade with the Niners Monday afternoon.
Baalke, York take on more power for Niners
Trent Baalke has received a sweet new promotion from the Niners, but team president Jed York still considers Baalke a work in progress as a potential general manager.
Niners sign rookie WR-RS Williams
The 49ers announced late Thursday afternoon that they have signed sixth-round draft choice WR-RS Kyle Williams to a four-year contract.
Niners promote Baalke to VP of player personnel
Apparently more than satisfied with the job he has done since the surprising exit of GM Scot McCloughan, the 49ers announced today that Trent Baalke has been promoted to the position of vice president of player personnel.
Niners sign rookie CB Adams
The 49ers announced Monday that they have signed seventh-round draft choice CB Phillip Adams to a four-year contract.
Willis unlikely to become face of franchise
While there's no denying that three-time Pro Bowl ILB Patrick Willis is by far the Niners' best player, it's hard to imagine him as the undisputed face of the franchise, even after he signed a $50 million contract ...
Niners sign Willis to contract extension
The 49ers announced Tuesday that they have signed LB Patrick Willis to a five-year contract extension through the 2016 season. Fox's Jay Glazer is reporting that Willis will be receiving a total of $50 million.
Is NFC West still 'NFC Worst'?
PFW's Dan Arkush ponders 10 questions about a division that looks like it could be on an upwardly mobile path following an excellent drafting effort.
Niners sign LaBoy; limited partner Mieuli dies
The 49ers officially announced that LB Travis LaBoy has signed a one-year contract with the team. In other news, it was revealed that 49ers limited partner Franklin Mieuli passed away Sunday from natural causes.
2010 draft choices by team: 49ers
Here are the players who were chosen by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2010 NFL draft.
Is Mays 'Taylor'-made to replace Niners' Lewis?
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At least two construction workers needed treatment at a Kansas City hospital after they encountered burglars at a closed hospital in Midtown Kansas City.
Police and paramedics responded to the scene at 31st Street and Baltimore Avenue. The workers were rehabbing the building and encountered three men.
The men apparently were burglarizing and the workers called police. Before officers arrived, a fight broke out.
One of the workers was stabbed while a second suffered lacerations on his arms. The suspects tried to run. The construction workers caught two of the three men.
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Saturday, July 27, 2013 started with early morning showers and later cooled off with sunny skies and cool breezes. A better day could not have been ordered for the approximately one hundred former Raleigh School students who found their way to the Raleigh Community Club to see friends they met years ago while attending the first consolidated school in Washington Township. Joe Archer member of the 1938 graduating class and Marjorie Wesley member of the graduating class of 1939 were recognized as the two special attendees for the day.
Memorabilia of all types including the senior class photos from the years of 1935 to 1955, photos from two yearbooks – 1915 and 1917, photos of the entire student body of the school and the high school students from the 1920's, a good number of class photos, a photo of the 1950-1951 Rush County Champion Basketball team, a photo of the last basketball team in 1964-65, and an athletic sweater from the 1940's were available for all to see. Also displayed were messages from Jim Callane whose mother taught at Raleigh for many years and Karen Wagner Farlow who spent her first year teaching English to the students in the sixth through eighth grades.
The planning committee had the former students enter the front door only in an effort to collect contact information causing a bit of a back log that didn't seem to bother anyone since they were able to still visit…and visiting appeared to be the name of the activity of the day! Friends were found laughing, smiling, sharing memories, grabbing a bite to eat and drink and having a good time. Door prizes were handed out to many including center pieces designed by Pam Stevens Pyle with silk flowers and a special photo of Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Danville, VA-The Salem College soccer team lost on the road tonight 3-2 to Averett University. Averett scored the winning goal in the 82nd minute. Salem's record drops to 6-4, while Averett improves to 7-1-1.
Hillary Wood started the scoring for Averett in the 11th minute. Salem would answer when Samantha Hubbard (Sanford, NC) finished a cross by Tori Collier (Raleigh, NC). Salem had several more chances at the end of the first half, but were not able to finish.
Karen Enderson scored early in the second half to give Averett a 2-1 lead. Tatum Justice (Jacksonville, NC) was fouled in the box, and Kim Wisen (Madison, OH) scored the penalty kick to tie the game for Salem. Kristen McCartney scored in the 82nd minute to win the match for Averett. Andrea Baldwin (Hudson, NC) had 8 saves for Salem.
"We had three defensive lapses that cost us the game," said Head Coach Jay Callahan. "We played hard throughout the match, but we have to do a much better job of finishing our scoring opportunities. I look forward to hosting Averett in a couple weeks to get a second chance against them."
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The National Transportation Safety Board voted to recommend to all 50 states that they lower the blood alcohol content for driving under the influence. Currently all 50 states have set a blood alcohol content level of .08. The NTSB wants to see that lowered to .05 percent.
Jim Holmes of Reno still remembers the day-- 17 years ago-- that his son, DJ Bernardis was killed by a driver under the influence. "We lost our son to a driver that was .06," he said. "It never goes away, it's what could have been," he added.
Bernardis was a senior and the football quarterback at Bishop Manogue and had just been accepted to Notre Dame for college. He was rear-ended by a drunk driver on April 2nd, 1996 on Interstate 80 near Wells Avenue.
"I always say to people, don't feel sorry for me, but you should be enraged that a driver can get in a car and put himself in a condition to kill someone, that's the issue because he took a life," said Holmes.
The NTSB believes lowering the rate to point-oh-five could save between 500 to 800 lives a year. Trooper Chuck Allen of the Nevada Highway Patrol says that makes sense. "Studies show that if you achieve a .05 percent alcohol intoxication level that the risk of an unplanned event such as a crash on the highway doubles," he said.
Allen says it doesn't take a lot of alcohol to reach .05. And in Nevada you can be charged with DUI at that level. "If you drive a motor vehicle the best practice is abstinence. Refrain from alcohol altogether," Allen said.
Not everyone agrees with the recommendation. National beverage and restaurant trade groups say lowering the blood alcohol level won't keep hardcore drunk drivers from getting behind the wheel.
The NTSB recommendation is just a suggestion. The agency has no authority to change laws. It's up to individual states to make drunk driving laws.
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text: Doug Mirabelli only played 14 games for the Padres but his time in San Diego is still remembered six years later. Not fondly. He started whining and crying approximately five minutes after he got traded from his beloved Red Sox in December of 2005 for Mark Loretta. First he expected to be handed the starting catcher job of a reigning division champion despite being a terribly hitting backup for ten seasons and got mad pissy when Kevin Towers signed Mike Piazza. It got even worse when the '06 regular season began. He started calling Towers at five in the morning and complaining that he was depressed because all he could think about was the Red Sox. He even asked to be taken out of the lineup of a game he was set to start because his mind wasn't in it and begged to be traded back to Boston. To his luck, Boston needed him back to catch Tim Wakefield's knuckler because Josh Bard was failing miserably in the role. Towers managed to get Bard, Cla Meridith and cash while Mirabelli got what he wanted from his tantrums. After hearing that Mirabelli had called Dave Roberts post-trade and said that he was going "back to the big leagues", Towers went on record saying "I wanted to trade him to the Yankees. In the worst way."


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A Bronx jury on Monday found former NYPD officer Eddy Coello guilty of murdering his estranged wife and dumping her body in a heavily wooded area off the Taconic State Parkway in Yorktown last year.
The jury took less than three hours to convict Coello of second-degree murder, according to the New York Post. Three hours was also the time it took Coello to take his wife Tina Adovasio's body out of their Bronx apartment and dump it in Yorktown, the paper wrote based on trial testimony.
During the trial, the jury was shown a pixilated surveillance camera footage, which showed Coello leaving Adovasio's apartment building with a large duffel bag. The woman, 40, was found dead five days after she went missing on March 11, 2011.
"Victim Tina Adovasio's family cheered, cried and yelled as the verdict was read," Antonio Antenucci and Leonard Greene, of the New York Post, wrote in their article.
Adovasio has family in Mahopac. They held a service for the mother of four at St. John the Evangelist Church in Mahopac last year. One of the Yorktown police officers working the detail when Adovasio's body was found was her cousin – police officer Mark Rapisarda. According to police, he identified his cousin when her body was discovered. Earlier this month, Rapisarda testified in court.
Coello's career as a police officer ended when was fired from his job in 2000 because a woman had filed a domestic abuse claim against him. Adovasio had filed for divorce from Coello, according to the Daily News, set to leave a situation that had her husband arrested three times for domestic violence against her.
According to news reports, Coello, who worked as a physician's assistant two years prior to the murder, had confessed twice to killing his wife. He faces a minimum of 15 years in prison and a maximum of 25 years to life, according to the New York Post. His sentencing is scheduled for Nov. 1.
Adovasio worked as a nurse in the Maternity Department at the Sound Shore Medical Center in New Rochelle. She leaves behind four children – three children from a previous marriage and a daughter with Coello.
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How to Create Visual Applications in Java?
This is a good question and the answer is illustrative of how interwoven NetBeans IDE is with the NetBeans Platform. Look in your NetBeans installation folder and you'll find a folder called "platform7", with this content:
In other words, literally, the content of the folder above is the NetBeans Platform. Many of the JARs that make up the NetBeans Platform can be used outside a NetBeans Platform application. Last October I wrote about this, in a blog entry entitled NetBeans APIs Outside of the NetBeans Platform. Follow the steps in that tutorial and you'll have a standard Java application that makes use of some of the typical JARs from the NetBeans Platform.
In other words, several typical scenarios developed on the NetBeans Platform can also be developed outside of it. Another similar scenario is illustrated in the article I wrote yesterday, How to Get Started with JConsole Plugins, where the Visual Library API is used to inject some graph functionality into the JConsole. And so, in response to Chuk's questions "Do you need a special build of the library? Do I need to build it myself or is there a standalone version that I can download?", the answer is: "No, you don't." Download NetBeans IDE, take the two JARs that are highlighted in the screenshot above, put them on your app's classpath, and you're ready to create visual Java applications:
Let's get started for real now. To create visual applications, you need some kind of Swing container within which you need a JScrollPane. Then you create your visual "scene" within that JScrollPane. There are several interesting classes that you can extend to make your visual application. Have a look at the Javadoc or take a stroll through the tutorial, though not all of the tutorial is intended for use outside of the NetBeans Platform.
Now that you have a Swing container with a JScrollPane, create a new Java class that extends GraphScene. Fill it out as follows:
package demo;
import java.awt.Image; import java.awt.Point; import java.util.Random; import javax.swing.ImageIcon; import org.netbeans.api.visual.graph.GraphScene; import org.netbeans.api.visual.widget.LayerWidget; import org.netbeans.api.visual.widget.Widget; import org.netbeans.api.visual.widget.general.IconNodeWidget; import org.openide.util.Utilities; public class DemoGraphScene extends GraphScene { private LayerWidget mainLayer; private Image image; private Random r = new Random(); public DemoGraphScene() { mainLayer = new LayerWidget(this); addChild(mainLayer); image = Utilities.icon2Image( new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("/demo/chuk.png"))); addNode("Chuk"); } @Override
protected Widget attachNodeWidget(Object arg0) {
IconNodeWidget widget = new IconNodeWidget(this);
widget.setPreferredLocation(new Point(10, 20));
return widget;
protected Widget attachEdgeWidget(Object arg0) {
return null;
protected void attachEdgeSourceAnchor(Object arg0, Object arg1, Object arg2) {
protected void attachEdgeTargetAnchor(Object arg0, Object arg1, Object arg2) {
Most of the above code is self-explanatory, I believe. You have a LayerWidget which you add to the scene. Then you add an IconWidget, which you add to the layer. One interesting thing to note is how the icon is converted to an image, via a utility method from the NetBeans Utilities API, which you have already put on your classpath, together with the Visual Library API. In other words, there's a bunch of stuff that NetBeans Platform developers use that can also be used in your own smaller Java applications, as is the case here.
To wrap up, we need to instantiate the GraphScene class from our JFrame and then set the JScrollPane so that its port view will contain the "scene". Here's how we do that, nice and easy via the JFrame constructor:
private DemoGraphScene scene = new DemoGraphScene();
public DemoVisualFrame() {
Next, I added a pic of Chuk to my app's source structure and then ran the application. And here's the result:
Next, let's turn Chuk into a movable object. The user should be able to drag and drop him with their mouse. Hmmm. That will mean a lot of coding, right? Wrong. Here's all I needed to add, i.e., just line 6 below:
protected Widget attachNodeWidget(Object arg0) {
IconNodeWidget widget = new IconNodeWidget(this);
widget.setPreferredLocation(new Point(10, 20));
//I only needed to add this line:
return widget;
And now, when I run my app, I can use my mouse to drag Chuk to a different location:
A MoveAction can only mean one thing, i.e., it can only mean that you want to move the widget. However, other actions could be implemented in a variety of ways, hence there is no default. You need to provide the content of the action yourself, as in the case of the LabelTextFieldEditor. Here, we begin by defining a class-level LabelTextFieldEditor:
private WidgetAction editorAction = ActionFactory.createInplaceEditorAction(new LabelTextFieldEditor());
Next, we define out LabelTextFieldEditor, extending the TextFieldInplaceEditor class:
private class LabelTextFieldEditor implements TextFieldInplaceEditor {
public boolean isEnabled(Widget widget) {
return true;
public String getText(Widget widget) {
return ((LabelWidget) widget).getLabel();
public void setText(Widget widget, String text) {
((LabelWidget) widget).setLabel(text);
Finally, we add a label to our widget. We also assign the editor action defined above to our widget. Here we go, just line 7 and 8 below:
protected Widget attachNodeWidget(Object arg0) {
IconNodeWidget widget = new IconNodeWidget(this);
widget.setPreferredLocation(new Point(10, 20));
//I added the following two lines:
return widget;
That's it. Let's run our app again. You now have a label which you can click and then it is editable:
When you press Enter, the label is changed.
But what's the point of having just Chuk in our application? Let's add another evangelist, Gregg Sporar:
private Image CHUK = Utilities.icon2Image(new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("/demo/chuk.png")));
private Image GREGG = Utilities.icon2Image(new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("/demo/gregg.png")));
Next, we'll create a hash table, so that we can manipulate them more effectively:
private final Hashtable mapping;
mapping = new Hashtable();
mapping.put("Chuk", CHUK);
mapping.put("Gregg", GREGG);
Then, we'll add them both, rather than just one:
public DemoGraphScene() {
mainLayer = new LayerWidget(this);
//Here we create our two evangelists:
We'll need to rewrite our earlier method just a bit, so that it is more generic, because now it will have to handle both Chuk and Gregg:
protected Widget attachNodeWidget(Object node) {
Image image = (Image) mapping.get(node);
if (image != null) {
return createNewWidget(node, image);
throw new IllegalArgumentException(node.toString());
And we move all the code from the previous implementation of the above method to a new one:
protected Widget createNewWidget(Object label, Image image) {
IconNodeWidget widget = new IconNodeWidget(this);
widget.setPreferredLocation(new Point(10, 20));
return widget;
Run the app again and now you'll have two evangelists in your "scene", instead of just one, with the same properties because they're both the same widget, as you can see from the code above:
You might now think about connecting them together, which we can look at in a future article. In general, there's a lot more that can be done, of course, and the documentation on all of this goes into it all. Here's the homepage of the library. I also highly recommend Fabrizio Giudici's Creative use of the NetBeans Visual Library: the Light Table.
In summary, you don't even need to like NetBeans IDE to benefit from its graph library. Just download the IDE, get the two JARs specified above, and then add them to your classpath. That's all. And then code in whatever IDE has your preference.
ravi shekhar replied on Sat, 2009/08/08 - 12:54pm
Widi Cahya replied on Sun, 2011/01/30 - 11:18pm
hey,im just get this error when i run that code.
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/openide/util/LookupListener
at org.openide.util.Utilities.loadImage(Utilities.java:2684)
at networktopologydrawer.DemoGraphScene.(DemoGraphScene.java:32) --> image = Utilities.icon2Image(new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("print.png")));
at networktopologydrawer.DemoVisualFrame.(DemoVisualFrame.java:20)
at networktopologydrawer.DemoVisualFrame$1.run(DemoVisualFrame.java:67)
at java.awt.event.InvocationEvent.dispatch(InvocationEvent.java:209)
at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:597)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(EventDispatchThread.java:174)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:169)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:161)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:122) Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.openide.util.LookupListener
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java:202)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.java:190)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:307)
at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Launcher.java:301) at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:248)
... 12 more
can someone help me please??
Michael Je replied on Fri, 2013/04/05 - 7:43am
Now I did not find the arguments in the FAQ particularly compelling or at all detailed. Sadly, you can babul-ilm.com find more compelling arguments in some of the TopLink public forums and random blogs. However, none so compelling that I feel the sudden need to switch.
Noel Padzinza replied on Thu, 2014/02/27 - 4:05am
Great tutorial. 2014 and its still relevant. Thanks for sharing. Noel - web design melbourne


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4/5 rDev -1.7%
07-20-2014 19:48:34 | More by canjeeps
4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
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4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
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4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
06-13-2014 16:25:00 | More by cfrances33
4.45/5 rDev +9.3%
750ml corked and caged bottle from 2009 poured into a Russian River stemmed glass. Cork did not want to come out and actually broke in my hand trying to work it free. After an impromptu opening by corkscrew, it broke free and yielded a nice pop of carbonation...and all of the liquid stayed in the bottle - no gushers. Definitely a good start.
A - Pours a dirty almost cranberry juice reddish hue with more than a bit of brown in the palate as well. Clarity is very good and plenty of carbonation streams up from the bottom of the glass. A thin finger of off-white foam that is somewhat fizzy lingers for a short minute or so and falls to leave a thick foamy collar, bubble islands on the surface and traces of foamy lacing on the glass.
S - From several feet away, I could already smell this beer. Quite sour and tart on the nose, plenty of lactic acid and a healthy dose of acetic as well - should be nice and sour judging by the aroma. Lots of raspberry character as well, fruity, jelly/jam-like, tart, a bit of fermented fruit aroma. Funky brett aromas too, mildly barnyardy, earthy and yeasty, a bit grassy, lower woody and vanilla-y oak mixed in for good measure. Seems to become fresher and more fruity/raspberry-y as it warms up. Barnyard picks up a bit as temperature increases in the glass too.
T - Tart up front for sure, but nowhere near the intensity I expected coming from the aroma. Super fruity too - raspberry takes the lead in the flavor profile and is dominant but not overpowering. Surprisingly fresh raspberry flavor - not quite fresh picked, but still bright and juicy. Woody and earthy yeast and barrel contributions. Light cheesy/aged hop bitterness and low level funk that is noticeable but well below the level found in the aroma. A bit oxidized but surprisingly not nearly as much as I expected after 5 years in the bottle.
M - Just on the light side of medium bodied with a medium carbonation...not as high as many wilds, but plenty of fizzy life and feel on the tongue - works quite well. Dry, tart and mildly funky - leaves behind a dry earthy brett character after the swallow that is offset a bit by lingering raspberry goodness. Not quite puckering from tart/sourness, but has a firm intensity that suits my tastes nicely and brings out the raspberry character really nicely.
O - Balanced and well nuanced wild ale. One of the best raspberry wilds I have ever had and certainly the best I have had in a long time. Wasn't sure what to expect from a bottle this old and not sure why I waited so long to open it. As it turns out, it was well worth the wait. If age hurt this at all, I can only imagine the greatness it once was. Really nice raspberry character throughout and lots of subtleties to complement and back things up.
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4.25/5 rDev +4.4%
04-25-2014 20:13:02 | More by victory4me
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -1.7%
02-09-2014 22:08:47 | More by Axnjxn
New York
4/5 rDev -1.7%
08-15-2013 13:23:49 | More by jbuddle
New York
3.5/5 rDev -14%
06-25-2013 12:51:21 | More by POTABLE83
4/5 rDev -1.7%
01-20-2013 21:46:16 | More by oglmcdgl
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
11-04-2012 04:11:46 | More by djrn2
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -1.7%
11-04-2012 03:18:24 | More by acurtis
3.5/5 rDev -14%
10-28-2012 09:44:04 | More by ObeMaltKinobee
4/5 rDev -1.7%
09-09-2012 21:11:42 | More by t0rin0
District of Columbia
4.15/5 rDev +2%
Huge thanks to Dyan for bringing over this rarity.
Pours a hazy pinkish-red with a thin white head. Smell is awesome: raspberries, oak, funky and some lacto sourness are all in there and blended rather nicely. Flavor is a bit of a let-down after the fantastic smell. The raspberry flavor isn't as bright as I'd hoped and it's not nearly as sour as I thought it was going to be. There's a nice amount of oak in the finish. Mouthfeel is very carbonated and mouth-coating. Overall, this is a tasty sour, but after the smell, the flavor didn't blow me away like I had hoped.
08-26-2012 01:20:42 | More by starrdogg
District of Columbia
4.48/5 rDev +10.1%
Bottle shared thanks to Dion, thanks man!
The look is nice with a deep dark reddish brown color, very hazy and thick looking. No head or lacing to speak of.
The smell is really nice like a great raspeberry tart dessert with some nice caramel overtones too. A true confectionary nature to this smell with just a slight tartness.
The taste has a very bright acidic raspberry that is great. Has some pie crust taste and a nice funky aftertaste with farmhouse malts as well. I enjoy this quite a bit.
The feel is great and the flavor lingers nicely, it has almost a thicker feel for a wild ale and less carbonation.
Overall I enjoyed this beer quite a bit!
08-26-2012 01:16:24 | More by Dreadnaught33
3.75/5 rDev -7.9%
08-22-2012 17:57:44 | More by FreshmanPour77
4/5 rDev -1.7%
07-02-2012 02:53:56 | More by jsilva
4/5 rDev -1.7%
01-07-2012 23:53:21 | More by Doodler
4/5 rDev -1.7%
12-11-2011 23:47:23 | More by HopStoopid120
4.38/5 rDev +7.6%
Bottle into a Weyerbacher tulip. Huge thanks to Nate for sharing this storied brew at CdC.
A: Cloudy red-amber body with a persistent cap of off-white head. Nice.
S: Raspberry essence, including both the flesh and stem. Vanilla, fruity tartness, and general sour goodness.
T: Sour raspberries up front, with dry oak, more fruit, and some vanilla afterward. This is really all about the raspberries, which is impressive given its age. Great.
M: Soft, still medium body. Ok.
O: This was my first experience with an (in)famous Bullfrog sour, and it was terrific. I wouldn't trade my whole cellar for another one, but it was a real treat to try.
12-11-2011 21:19:26 | More by woosterbill
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
12-09-2011 13:55:46 | More by JAHMUR
5/5 rDev +22.9%
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4:40pm Monday 12th November 2012 in New Forest News By Journal Reporter
A MAN has been charged in connection with the death of woman killed in a car crash in the New Forest earlier this year.
Nigel Bath-Smith, 53, of Thornbury Avenue, Blackfield, Southampton, faces one charge of causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving after Joyce Frigot died in the accident on June 17.
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Mrs Frigot, 61, from Somerford, died in a collision involving her red Vauxhall Astra and a silver Vauxhall Insignia on the A35 at Holmsley.
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ANDERSON — Paula W. Burkett, 86, Anderson, passed away June 14, 2013, at St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital after a brief illness.
She was born June 25, 1926, in Dietfurt, Germany, the daughter of the late Wolfgang and Walburga (Hassfurter) Wiedenhofer. She moved to Anderson in 1960 and retired from Guide Lamp Division of General Motors with more than 20 years service and was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Paula was a wonderful, loving mother and Oma to her children and grandchildren. She enjoyed gardening, cooking and traveling. She left a legacy of many special and memorable moments to her children and grandchildren. She especially enjoyed providing and accompanying each grandchild on a trip to her childhood home in Bad Toelz, Germany.
She is survived by her two sons, Michael P. (Sheree) Burkett and Robert G. Burkett; eight grandchildren, Michael R. Burkett, Emily McGovern, Aaron Burkett, Benjamin Case, Melissa Young, Paula Swafford, Justin Voos and Jonathon Voos; and 17 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Herman Burkett; two daughters, Theresa Voos and Patricia Case; three sisters and one brother, Anni Deisenrieder, Elisabeth Wiedenhofer, Maria Theresia Max and Rupert Wiedenhofer.
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Brown asks three-judge panel to lift prison population reduction order
Original post made on Jan 9, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, January 8, 2013, 4:39 PM
on Jan 9, 2013 at 2:16 pm
Where is Brown and the other socialists gonna put us law abiding gun owners when Obammy does his illegal executive gun grab order?
on Jan 9, 2013 at 2:41 pm
To the extent that olbobby's comment is not offensive, which is very little, it is off-topic, by quite a lot. You win the Doofus Daily Double, in duplicate, my friend!
I think Jon Stewart got it right when he got serious on the topic of guns last evening, to the effect of "so the rest of us are supposed to endure a tragically dystopic present, only because a very few paranoid delusionals irrationally fear a dystopic future."
I may have embellished a bit, based on olbobby's inspiring example.
on Jan 11, 2013 at 10:04 am
I don't think Bob got anything wrong or is off topic at all. Article is about prisons and criminals. We will have more crime when private citizens can no longer protect themselves. It has not been proven that countries that have gun control have less crime. Criminals will always get guns and crazies will always commit crimes. We cannot control people's behaviors though many think we can. The current administration is taking away our rights and acting more like a king than a president. And posting the names of gun owners in newspapers is a form of invasion of privacy. If the right did this, the left would be protesting and screaming. Our government is undermining the constitution to suit its utopian ideology. When certain rights are taken away from others and the 1st and 2nd Amendments are altered, then maybe the left will start noticing, but it will be too late.


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October, 2011
Clear Lake, TX – Girl Scout Samantha G. renovated the youth room at Clear Lake Presbyterian Church to earn the Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council Gold Award, the highest award a Girl Scout can achieve. Less than five percent of girls who join Girl Scouts earn this recognition.
"I learned how hard it is to keep everyone focused and working hard," said Samantha, a graduate of Clear Lake High School. "I also learned the importance of working a little extra hard each day to clean things in order to keep the mess at the end manageable."
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"I chose this project because as a member of the youth group, I noticed how uninviting the room appeared due to its white walls with minimal decorations," said Samantha. "After discussing with the youth director, we decided color on the walls and some renovations would be beneficial."
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All Ph.D. students in Adult, Professional, and Community Education and in School Improvement must complete the following core courses:
ED 7311 Educational Philosophy in a Social Context (3 hours)
ED 7364 Team Development in Education (3 hours)
ED 7312 Leadership and Organizational Change (3 hours)
ED 7315 Models of Inquiry: Understanding Epistemologies (3 hours)
ED 7313 Advanced Studies in Adult Learning and Development (3 hours)
ED 7314 Community Development for Educators (3 hours)
Both full-time and part-time students must complete these courses in their first year of residence.
Courses in Major
All Ph.D. students in Adult, Professional, and Community Education and in School Improvement must complete the following courses within their major:
Major in Adult, Professional and Community Education
ED 7321 Historical Foundations and Contemporary Issues in Lifelong Learning (3 hours)
ED 7322 Human Resource and Professional Development (3 hours)
ED 7325 Teaching Adults: Principles and Practices (3 hours) (substitutes for ED 7323 Community/ Organizational Leadership and Management beginning Fall 2012)
ED 7324 Problems and Strategies in Program Planning Seminar (3 hours)
Major in School Improvement
ED 7331 Foundations of School Improvement (3 hours)
ED 7332 Facilitating School Improvement (3 hours)
ED 7333 Curriculum and Instructional Leadership (3 hours)
ED 7334 Models of Educational Assessment (3 hours)
Research Courses
All Ph.D. students in Adult, Professional, and Community Education and in School Improvement must complete the following two beginning research courses:
ED 7352 Beginning Qualitative Design and Analysis (3 hours)
ED 7351 Beginning Quantitative Research Design and Analysis (3 hours)
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Students at dissertation stage typically enroll in one three-hour dissertation course each semester until the dissertation is defended. A minimum of 12 credits of dissertation enrollment is required. (See Handbook section on Dissertation Enrollment)
ED 7399A Dissertation in Education –Adult, Professional, and Community Education (3 hours)
ED 7399B Dissertation in Education – School Improvement (3 hours)
In some circumstances, it may be appropriate to enroll in either a six-credit or one-credit dissertation course. The six-credit course may be needed by students at dissertation stage who hold a doctoral assistantship, or by students who will complete the dissertation during the upcoming semester after enrolling in only six credits previously. The one-credit course in intended for periods when students will be working less intensely on the dissertation. It may be selected without special approval during summer semesters. Approval of the dissertation chair and Ph.D. program director are required in other instances. See the explanation below regarding appropriate situations for requesting permission to register for the one-credit course.
ED 7699A Dissertation in Education –Adult, Professional, and Community Education (6 hours)
ED 7699B Dissertation in Education – School Improvement (6 hours)
ED 7199A Dissertation in Education –Adult, Professional, and Community Education (1 hour)
ED 7199B Dissertation in Education – School Improvement (1 hour)
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Students who expect to be doing minimal work on the dissertation in a given semester for a serious reason (personal or family illness, childbirth, new job, financial need, etc) may register for ED 7199 in that semester whether or not they have completed the 12 required credit hours of dissertation writing. This option requires committee chair and program coordinator approval in advance.
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Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly is considering a lineup change for Friday night's NLCS Game Six against the St. Louis Cardinals, reports Ken Gurnick of MLB.com.
The Dodgers offense turned in a strong performance during Game Five, hitting four home runs in a 6-4 victory over the Cardinals. Los Angeles has used the same lineup in three straight games, placing left-handed hitters Adrian Gonzalez and Andre Ethier back-to-back at the fourth and fifth spots in the order.
Mattingly has liked the protection Ethier has given Gonzalez, but doesn't want to leave his offense vulnerable during the late innings against Cardinals relievers Randy Choate and Kevin Siegrist. He discussed the situation with the media, telling Gurnick:
"The one thing I've liked about [the current lineup] is that we've seen they've pitched to Adrian. When we have Yasiel back there with the right- handers, they were going straight to Yasiel and kind of doing that.
Since we've put Andre back there, we've seen [Adam] Wainwright pitch to him. Andre has pretty good numbers off him. It seems like they have a little bit more fear right now of Andre with their righties than they do of Yasiel. So really that was a move more to protect Adrian. But there is possibly a way to do it, still protecting Adrian. We're talking about something a little bit different."
Right-handed starter Michael Wacha is scheduled to throw Game Six for St. Louis; the rookie tossed 6 2/3 shutout innings against the Dodgers lineup that did not include Ethier.
The Dodgers could switch Gonzalez with Hanley Ramirez, but the shortstop has been battling a rib injury since being plunked a Joe Kelly fastball in Game One. Yasiel Puig or A.J. Ellis could also move up in the lineup.
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• Power surge keeps Dodgers alive | More NLCS coverage
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There is USAPL meet Dec.7-9 in Aston, PA. Anyone competing?
It will be my 1st competition. How soon should I lighten my workouts?
Last edited by CMAND21; 11-13-2006 at 03:15 PM.
Keep it up until 2 weeks before. Then work up to your openers 2 weeks out. 1 week out, do no work (maybe just stretching and VERY light lifting if you feel the need). Get lots of rest.
Stats: Age: 34 Weight: 205 Height: 5'6"
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Getting lots of rest is the most important thing. I remember my ex-coach made me train way too much, and he didn't give me much rest! By the time the competition arrived, my body didn't feel fully rested, that pissed me off! I fired his ass right after the competition!
I live in Philly, where is Ashton? Is there a link to a website for this meet?Originally Posted by CMAND21


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Utah mother of newborn baby found in trash arrested
American woman is being held hostage in Syria
Authorities: 'Serial killer' is behind 4 killings in California
4 college students killed in Ohio plane crash
Putin and Poroshenko meet for first bilateral talks
Former FBI Director Louis Freeh seriously injured in car crash
BARNARD, Vt. >> Former FBI director Louis Freeh was seriously injured in a single-car crash in Vermont, authorities said. ...
4 college students killed in Ohio plane crash
CLEVELAND >> The Ohio State Highway Patrol says the plane that crashed in suburban Cleveland killing four college students was rented for four hours. ...
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Utah mother of newborn baby found in trash arrested
KEARNS, Utah >> A newborn baby was in extremely critical condition Tuesday after her 23-year-old mother left her in a neighbor's trash can in Utah, a state that allows mothers to drop off newborns at hospitals without consequences, police and health officials said.
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American woman is being held hostage in Syria
WASHINGTON >> The Islamic State militant group is holding hostage a young American woman who was doing humanitarian aid work in Syria, a family representative said Tuesday. The 26-year-old woman is the third American known to have been kidnapped by the militant group.
Nation and World
Authorities: 'Serial killer' is behind 4 killings in California
LOS ANGELES >> A man in custody is a serial killer who is suspected of randomly shooting seven people, leaving four dead, over five days in the Los Angeles area, authorities said Tuesday.
General news
Litchfield School District introduces 10 new staffers
LITCHFIELD >> The newest additions to the Litchfield Public Schools staff were introduced Tuesday at a luncheon with Interim Superintendent Herbert Pandiscio and the school principals. Ten new staff members in all were introduced and had a chance to chat with one another and some of the other school staff.
Winsted: St. Anthony School holds raffle
WINSTED >> On Aug. 23, the St. Anthony School raffle committee grilled up a storm of hamburgers and hotdogs, while Robert "Papa" Lauzon of the Winsted Knights of Columbus cooked up French fries until he ran out; all while awaiting the 7 p.m. drawing of the 3 winning tickets for this summer's raffle. State Representative Jay Case was also in attendance at the evening's festivities to do the honors and pull the winning tickets.
Pets of the day: Bella and Daddy
Bella and Daddy Bella and Daddy came from the same household and must be adopted together. They are two of the sweetest kitties you'll ever meet. They're a little nervous when they first meet you, but then they are lovable and as gentle as a kitty can be. Once they're sure they can trust you, they can't get enough petting and attention. Please drop by our adoption center in Granby and visit these two cutie pies. Reach Maryís Kitty Korner at 860-379-4141...
Waterbury: Quilts That Care to hold fundraiser Oct. 9
A celebration to benefit Quilts That Care is set for Thursday, Oct. 9, 5-8 p.m. and will be held at The Village at East Farms. Scott Road in Waterbury.
Litchfield: Oliver Wolcott Library program on Federal Arts Project Sept. 9
Litchfield >> The Federal Arts Project in Connecticut: Then and Now, presented by with Heather Prescott, Cynthia Roznoy and Amy Trout, will be held Tuesday, Sept. 9, 7-8 p.m. at the Oliver Wolcott Library.
Torrington: Learning center adds "community" to its name
TORRINGTON >> The Torrington CFLC has a new name — Torrington Community Family Learning Center. Opening day is Tuesday, Sept. 2.
Government and politics
Connecticut puts $62.6 million into cleaning up brownfields
The state has invested more than $62 million in cleaning up brownfield sites across the state in the last two years, almost six times the amount spent in the previous seven, according to a memo released by the Malloy administration on Tuesday.


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A family cookbook, featuring all the good old recipes we remembered Mom making when we were growing up.
Acerca del autorPatricia Zolten
patzol St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, USA
Artist, photographer, amateur film maker, wife, mom, grandmother
Fecha de publicación 08 de septiembre de 2007
Dimensiones Vertical estándar 82 páginas Papel estándar
Categoría Cocina
Etiquetas cookbook, mother, dad, mom, memories, recipes, recipe, family, cooking, cook, food
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The pictures make my mouth water. Fresh lobster in the Florida Keys? Yum!
publicado 17 de feb. a las 19:40 PST
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I absolutely love this cookbook! I don't have anything like this from either of my parents' relatives so I think this would be something so great to pass onto our children (and so on, and so forth). It's a great piece of history and the recipes are from a time when cooking for the family had love and passion as the main ingredients. Thanks so much for creating this!!!
publicado 17 de feb. a las 18:15 PST
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Those crab cakes look DELICOUS!!!! I think I'll make them this weekend!
publicado 17 de feb. a las 08:05 PST
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