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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- Illinois State University Board of Trustees held a special meeting today to announce the fate of ISU President Timothy Flanagan.
Bloomington resident and Illinois State University alumnus Tom Delforge went to at the ISU Board of Trustees meeting Saturday morning because he was concerned.
"This controversy reached me when I was on vacation in Florida," said Delforge.
However, within attending the first five minutes of the ISU Board of Trustees meeting, Chairman of the board, Michael McCuskey briefly opened the public session and then quickly announced that the board would enter executive session.
"This has become a formality instead of getting public input," said Delforge. "I thought there would be some kind of public discussion. It seems as if they have already made a decision and will have a press conference at the end."
So dozens of community members holding in their concerns over ISU leadership.
"ISU seems to be leaderless," said Delforge. "I hope the university takes a look at the process, the search firms that they use."
After a two hour private executive session and lunch, the board reconvened for public session.
"Illinois President, Timothy Flanagan has resigned effective immediately," announced Chairman McCuskey on behalf of the board.
"To this extent this whole controversy is a shock. He's only been here for 8 or 9 months," said Delforge.
Flanagan is leaving with a one-time lump sum compensation of $480,418.
Next came the resolution to appoint Vice President of Student Affairs Larry Dietz as the new president. The resolution passed unanimously.
"Absolutely yes," said McCuskey among others. "There is no need to perform a long and expensive search process which was conducted just a short while ago."
Larry Dietz is not an unfamiliar face. Dietz has been serving as ISU Vice President for Student Affairs. Prior to that he was a tenured associate professor. Dietz was a finalist in last year's search for ISU president.

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He could change everything for the 49ers. Who is "he"?
Michael Crabtree, of course.
Crabtree will play today against the St. Louis Rams. Crabtree tore his Achilles' tendon in May and has been a noncombatant ever since, and you know what that did to the San Francisco offense. Strictly Dullsville. Almost dead.
Crabtree is a top-10 receiver in the NFL. Well, let's be prudent here. He was a top-10 receiver before his injury. It's unknown what he is right now, but that will be revealed in a few hours. Obviously, he and the 49ers think he's all the way back.
If Crabtree is all the way back, this is what we'll see. He runs perfect pass routes. His routes are beautiful, a Shakespeare sonnet on grass. He has great hands, strong hands. He fights for balls. Some receivers wait for the airborne ball to reach them (A.J. Jenkins). Crabtree attacks the ball. He is stronger than most cornerbacks and when he fights them for the ball, he wins the fight.
He is a master of YAC. If you don't know from YAC, you get a demerit. YAC goes back to the Jerry Rice days and it means "yards after the catch." Crabtree is a YAC specialist even though he's not a speed burner. It comes down again to his attacking attitude. He grabs the ball and tears upfield with that sucker tucked in his arms daring defensive backs and linebackers to bring him down. Not so easy.
He would be the best wide receiver on almost every team in the NFL, the best even though some are faster.
With him back — if he is back — the equation changes for the 49ers. They are struggling to be a wild-card entry to the playoffs, the sixth and final wild-card entry, the entry that limps into the party. You know that. Crabtree makes the 49ers a Super Bowl contender. Forget limping. They could be sprinting.


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Honeysuckle and Bosque Pear are immediate on the nose of the 2011 Sangiacomo Chardonnay. The nose also offers hints of white pepper, caramel, lily-perfume with some soapstone minerality. This Chardonnay has good viscosity, which becomes richer in time. More tropical notes of mango and pineapple are present on the palette. The residual Malic acid balances out the viscosity of this weighty wine. Bright with fruit in its youth this wine will develop nicely over the next 7-8 years (2019-2020).
The 2011 Savoy Chardonnay is more fragrant than in previous years. Rose perfume, white pepper and fresh lilies fill the glass. This moves to butterscotch and red apples. Lush and silky on the mid-palette flavors of full cream custard; flint minerality and lemon rind come through. Fresh acid balances the lush palette. Fresh honey lingers on the finish. It is a bright wine which will be best over the next few years peaking after 4-5 (2016-2017).
With a deep purple core the 2010 Merlot is deceptively bright in its youth. Fragrant raspberry and soft white pepper spice are balanced with sweet vanilla and deep fennel. After a few swirls of the glass black cherry and blueberry tart aromas emerge with some subtle gravel minerality. This year the mouthfeel is silky and lush with more of the same range of fruit as the nose, but with a larger degree of minerality. The tannins are moderately chalky without being overbearing. The wine finishes with dark cocoa and riper raspberry. This wonderful wine will age beautifully over the next 7-8 years (2019-2020).
Dark purple in its youth the 2010 Spring Mountain Cabernet has an immediate core of pure black fruit, mostly Cassis and Blackberry. Full fennel/black licorice and crushed violets are also prevalent. The dark mountain earth minerality is balanced by sweet vanilla bean aromatics from the oak. The wine is quite plush with concentrated raspberry and more gravel mineral tones on the palette. The tannins this year are very firm, with natural mountain acid to balance demanding some time in the bottle to show its best.
Richard Savoy has focus and vision when farming his Anderson Valley vineyard. Located near the small town of Philo 25 miles from the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by rolling coast hills and wooded mountains. We source a multitude of clones off of several areas on his small vineyard. A loam clay is...
The wine has a deep purple core and medium purple rim. Ripe pomegranate and dark cherry are immediate on the nose, followed by granite, earl gray tea spice and crushed violets. The palate is full in body, typical to form for quality merlot. Graphite minerality and earth are prevalent on the mid palate but not as intense as the black cherry, licorice and pepper. The finish is very persistent, with lingering coffee and black cherry. The wine is beautiful now with big food, but will age nicely over the next 7-8 years (2009-2016).
2006 Cabernet Sauvignon 'Cyrus Ryan'
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The wine exhibits a beautiful purple core and medium ruby rim with intense dark currant, black cherry and raspberry black olive on the nose. In addition, there is deep graphite minerality as well as cooking chocolate. Upon tasting the body is full and viscous, and the deep dark chocolate becomes really apparent. This is matched by blackberry and pencil lead. The chalky tannins are tighter than the 2005; the wine all around is firmer, with a long wild berry finish. The structure of this wine will demand a minimum of 3 years aging but should continue to age gracefully over the next 10-12 years.
This opaque deep purple wine has immediate cassis on the nose, with large amounts of graphite, and ground pepper. Deep cooking chocolate, black licorice and vanilla bean tones are also prevalent. The palette is rich with big black currant, more pepper and vanilla as well as the classic spring mountain black earth. The tannins are firm and chalky with crisp mountain acidity to balance. More cassis and chocolate linger on the long finish. The wine is very young and time will be needed to while the wine develops beautifully over the next 12-15 years.
2006 Cabernet Sauvignon 'Cyrus Ryan', 1.5L
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The goal in making our Spring Mountain District Cabernet Sauvignon is to produce a wine that is an expression of Spring Mountain as a whole, rather than an expression of our Estate Vineyards alone. Thus for many years we have sourced fruit from some of the finest vineyards in the higher...
The Spring Mountain District Merlot is a blend of Merlots from our Estate and from neighboring York Creek and Spring Mountain Vineyards. A majority of grapes for this wine come from young vines that are planted meter by meter and are head trained. This decreases the yield per vine and increases...
With its deep purple core this wine is immediately bursting with Blackberry and blueberry tart. Sweet vanilla spice and cinnamon toast are balanced by the subtle graphite and crushed floral elements. This is an extremely lush wine with cherry compote and milk chocolate on the mid palette. The moderately chalky tannins are balanced by the restrained acidity. Although surprisingly appealing in its youth, this wine will benefit from 10-11 years of bottle age (2022-2023).


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They come from Abercrombie & Fitch stores from as far as the U.S., Italy, France, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Japan, Belgium, and Singapore, and are reportedly being put up at the posh W Hong Kong, according to HotelChatter.
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· Maximum Height: 144"
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· Maximum Width: 76", 192" for multiple shades on one headrail
· Maximum Height: 96"
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· Maximum Width: 73", 192" for multiple shades on one headrail
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Great to keep the heat out
By terry
from Davidson NC
About Me Midrange Shopper
Comments about Blinds Bali Cellular Shades Light Filtering Double Cell Daybreak II - 3/8" Double Cell:
We had installed these blinds in Ohio to keep the cold out. We moved to Charlotte this past year and bought a house. We installed them here to keep the hot sun out. Either way that make a huge difference in heating and cooling bills.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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installed on front of the house as well
We installed them on the back of our house that faces west to keep the late hot sun out. My wife was so happy with how they looked we have used them on all the windows
Looks more expensive than it is!
By Bekka
from Eau Claire, WI
I bought my blinds - eight in just one room! - a few at a time, as I can afford them. Each time, the colors match perfectly [...] My Mother bought a much more expensive kind of blind for her new condo, and mine look just as nice if not nicer. Very solid honeycomb to control weather but lets in a very soft, gentle light.
Great product for the price
By Moose
from North central PA
I have used these Bali blinds in 3 different rooms and I am very satisfied with my purchase.
Function and Fashion
By Housemom
from Belmont, CA
The Bali cordless cellular blinds are high-quality construction and very easy to use. We have them throughout the house, having added more since our initial purchase 5 years ago. These Daybreak blinds provide reasonable privacy by greatly diffusing the profile of anyone inside, while the blackout blinds we have purchased really do block out all of the light from outdoors. The Bali blinds are more expensive but the high quality is worth the additional price.
Great Price
By ED
from Willington Connecticut
The product was priced well below the discount home stores in the area
Great Service and Price
By BC
from Puyallup WA
The blinds look great and the bottom up top down feature is awesome.[...]
We've been very happy with our Bali blin
By Allie from Belmont, CA
We've been very happy with our Bali blinds and especially with Steve's service; in fact, we have recommended Steve's Blinds to several friends now.
Highly Recomended~Excellent Shades!!!
By C & C
from Montana
These shades are the best for keeping your home cool in the summer and blocking the cold in the winter. We live in Montana and the seasons are variable. I highly recomend these shades for energy savings. Excellent construction and very durable.
I plan on purchasing this product again
By lucia
from manchester, nj
my overall experience has been perfect
A GREAT Buy!!
By Pat
from Michigan
About Me Budget Shopper
We searched for good deals and nice blinds. Steve's was the best! Would definitely purchase from them again.
top quality product that function great.
By Tom Chasey
from Libby Montana
These shades were placed on a wall of windows which face Southwest. They greatly help with the summer sun causing heat build up and with the winter cold by insulating the outside elements from the interior comfort. We have large temperature swings in this northern area and the shades do help with the house comfort greatly. A great product.
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By Tucker
from Destin, Florida
Perfect fit.
Great Product
By Russ
from St Louis
The shades are exactly what I expected at a great price.
A great bargain.
By diyremodel
from redding, ca
The finishing touches to our whole house remodel. The blinds provided the 'lipstick and earrings' to our remodel. We are very happy with the look and the ease of installation. They provide a clean polished look. The price fit well with our budget. [...]Thank you.
Great shades
By Michelle
from La Crescent, MN
I researched these shades before I bought them. Love the shades. Ease of use. [...]. Would definately buy them from Steves again.
I would buy this product again
By David
from Towanda Pa
This product looks great and keeps the cold out.
By bci
from NJ
About Me High-end Shopper
Ordered an entire house's worth of blinds. I am a high end builder and contractor. [...]
Good blinds
By Decorator
from Simpsonville, SC
Used in bedroom where we did not want to block out all light.
Great Blinds!
By Lynn
from Phoenixville, PA
These blinds were great for side windows in my kitchen. The sun would just blind you without them.
Excellent BALI Blinds Experience
By LJ
from MA
Have used BALI before and will continue to in the future. Very happy with the website [...]
"I would buy this product again and agai
By dizzyjeanie
from california
it's great
Great All Around
By Silk-Iglu
from Denver, Colorado
This is my second experience with Bali cellular shades. I bought the first set 7 years ago. The latest purchase was to replace some of the dirtier or worn out shades. I think the price is right, attractive, well made and engineered, and meets all my expectations. However, they do get dirty and can be difficult to clean. I would guess all cellular blinds are difficult to clean?
[...] top quality
By Vicky
from Houston, TX
The shades were exactly as described on the website. [...] Totally satisfied, will order again.
I love my shades
By jailer women
from Waverly, iowa
I have nothing bad to say about thid product. I am very satisfied with everything [...]
Great product and quick delivery
By Jeff
from Reisterstown, MD
We purchased our shade to cover a sliding glass door in our bedroom. The double celled shade is light blocking and also keeps out the cold as we had hoped. Installation was easy.The only thing we don't like about it is that you have to pull on the looped cord way too many times to raise and lower the shade.I would still recommend this product.
I like the Bali shades
By Gunnar the Artist
from Mountlake Terrace
I gave Steve's the measurements, and the blinds fit great. I really like the bottom up top down shades and like to have it from the top down. A person visiting, said she really likes the shades and the top down feature. I like the quality of the Bali product.
Definitely Recommended
By Petro Man
from NY
Great product as advertised
These were better than expected
By Diane
from Colorado Springs, CO
These were well made blinds that really help control the heat and cold. We had 2 put on the rail so we could control which side or sides had too much sun (heat) or cold coming in the bay windows. The continuous cord was ... eh??? and not what I expected - but rather a cord than the blinds. Overall, very happy with this product!
I wii use this product again and again
By Norm
from Pa
Excellant fit for my application
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No Truth to PublishAmerica's J.K. Rowling ClaimJ.K. Rowling
J.K. Rowling's spokesman has denied claims made by the publishing company, PublishAmerica, which promised to bring attention to their client's books in a meeting with Ms. Rowling.
According to the AP, PublishAmerica asked writers to submit 50-100 word notes about their work and pay $49 so that a delegation would meet with her in Edinburgh and present their books.
Rowling spokesman Mark Hutchinson said Tuesday that the claim was "completely false" and promised "appropriate action." PublishAmerica, based in Frederick, Md., has long been cited by industry watchdogs for allegedly deceiving authors.


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ALEXANDRIA, Ind. — A compilation of community news as published in the Tuesday edition of The Herald Bulletin.
Book sale set for Friday, Saturday
ANDERSON — The Friends of the Library will hold its monthly book sale from noon to 4:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Anderson Public Library, third-floor bookstore.
This month's special markdowns include hardbound and paperback books. These books are available in a "dollar a bag" sale. Hardbound books are as low as 50 cents each and paperbacks are as low as 10 cents.
Proceeds are used to benefit programs of Anderson Public Library, 111 E. 12th St.
Minnetrista hosts farmers market
MUNCIE — From 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Feb. 16, Minnetrista Cultural Center in Muncie will host an indoor farmers market.
The market will be held the third Saturday of the month. Cooking demonstrations and a canning demonstration will take place during February's market.
Library launches film club
NEW CASTLE — Gather with other film lovers at New Castle-Henry County Public Library's Film Appreciation Club.
On Sunday, watch and discuss the merits of Stanley Kubrick's "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb." The group will meet in the library's auditorium from 2 to 4 p.m.
This film discussion group is designed for ages 16 and above. Younger viewers may attend with a parent or guardian. Popcorn will be provided.
The group will meet on the second Sunday of the month through May. For information about the club, call Cindy Pope at (765) 529-0362, ext. 313 or email@example.com.
History Center seeks Lapel yearbooks
ANDERSON — One of the much sought items in the Madison County History Center's Nicholson Memorial Library are high school annuals from the various schools in the county.
Needed are Lapel High School yearbooks for the following years: 1919, 1921 through 1929, 1931 through 1934, 1941, 1956, 1958, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1988 through 1991, and 1993 through 2012.
Drop them off any Monday, Wednesday or Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the center, 15 W. 11th St., in downtown Anderson.
Blue Man Group coming to Emens
MUNCIE — The Blue Man Group brings its high-octane theatrical experience at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 19, and Wednesday, Feb. 20, at Emens Auditorium at Ball State University.
The shows feature an explosion of comedy, music and technology. With no spoken language, it's said to be perfect for people of all ages, languages and cultures. Tickets are available at ticketmaster.com or at the Emens Box Office.
Elmo and friends coming to Murat
INDIANAPOLIS — Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Big Bird and all their Sesame Street friends are taking to the stage to share their love of music in Sesame Street Live "Elmo Makes Music" at Murat Theatre at Old National Centre from Friday, March 22, through Sunday, March 24.
Tickets are $13, $17 and $25. A limited number of $32 Gold Circle seats and $56 Sunny Seats are also available.


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The Jets announced their cuts on Saturday, although the team opted to not let go of many veteran players.
Released were: TE Josh Baker, LB Matthias Berning, WR Michael Campbell, G Trevor Canfield, OT Pete Clifford, WR Dan DePalma, C Robby Felix, DT Jarron Gilbert, RB Chris Jennings, LB Eddie Jones, G Matt Kroul, G Dennis Landolt, S Byron Landor, CB Ellis Lankster, LB Joey LaRocque, OT Nevin McCaskill, WR Scotty McKnight, S Davon Morgan, CB Julian Posey, LB Brashton Satele, C Zane Taylor, WR Patrick Turner, DE Lorenzo Washington, QB Drew Willy, S Tracy Wilson and TE Keith Zinger.
The Jets also made a couple of trades on Saturday, acquiring OG Caleb Schlauderaff from the Packers for an undisclosed conditional draft choice and sending S Dwight Lowery to the Jaguars for an undisclosed conditional draft pick.


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The Citadel's Mike Groselle has been named the Southern Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week for all games played February 26 through March 2. It is the first time since Nov. 13 that the Plano, Texas, native has received the accolade, placing him alongside Jake Cohen (Davidson) and Lucas Troutman (Elon) as the only players to be distinguished with the honor on multiple occasions this season.
Groselle averaged 20.5 points and 8.5 rebounds as the Bulldogs split a pair of games to close the regular season. The Citadel topped Furman (68-57) at home before falling at Wofford (69-62).
Groselle posted his sixth double-double of the season against Furman as the senior scored a game-high 24 points and pulled down a team-best 10 rebounds. He followed that performance with team highs in points (17) and rebounds (seven) at Wofford. Groselle made 57 percent (16-of-28) of his field goal attempts last week, shot 75 percent from the free throw line and added six steals in two games.
The senior leads the Southern Conference in field goal percentage (.573) and ranks third in rebounds (7.7 rpg). He is the only player in the SoCon to average at least three offensive rebounds per game (3.1).
The Citadel (8-21, 5-13 SoCon) returns to the court Friday night at 8:30 when the Bulldogs take on Western Carolina (13-18, 9-9 SoCon) in the opening round of the Southern Conference Men's Basketball Tournament.
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Nov. 13 – Mike Groselle, The Citadel
Nov. 20 – Tim Williams, Samford
Nov. 27 – Lucas Troutman, Elon
Dec. 4 – Jay Canty, Appalachian State
Dec. 11 – Bobby Austin, Furman
Dec. 18 – Jake Cohen, Davidson
Jan. 2 – Andrew Lawrence, College of Charleston
Jan. 8 – Jake Cohen, Davidson
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Jan. 22 – Z. Mason, Chattanooga
Jan. 29 – Trevis Simpson, UNCG
Feb. 5 – Lucas Troutman, Elon
Feb. 12 – Trey Sumler, WCU
Feb. 19 – Ryley Beaumont, Elon
Feb. 26 – Jake Cohen, Davidson
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LIBSON, Ohio - 28-year old Amanda Bibbee was killed when her van was struck head-on by a car that went left-of-center on State Route 7.
The other driver, Deborah Eells had been charged with vehicular homicide, but appeared for sentencing today on a reduced charge of vehicular manslaughter.
The plea agreement was reached with the consent of the Bibbee family. Prior to sentencing, Amanda's husband made a victim impact statement.
"I don't think there's any sentence that the court can give her if she has a conscience that it's more horrifying than for her to know what she's done killed the mother of two and I asked the court to be lienient on her and I'd just like to say I forgive her," said Amanda's Husband Jerry Bibbee.
Amanda's mother also was in court, but asked her attorney to read her statement.
"SHE WAS A WONDERFUL DAUGHTER, WIFE AND MOM EVERYONE LIKED HER SHE HAD JUST STARTED HER LIFE AND NOW IT'S GONE," her statement read.
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|Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (biography)
|January 27, 1756 , December 5, 1791
|Salzburg , Vienna
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This aria "O Isis Und Osiris" comes from Act 2 Scene 1 where Tamino praises the gods Isis and Osiris, asking them to protect Tamino and Pamina.
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Posted on July 5th, 2005
Robert D. (Rob) Roeschley has resigned after 12 seasons as head men's baseball coach at Eastern Mennonite University.
Kenneth L. Nafziger, vice president for student life at EMU, announced Roeschley's resignation Tuesday, July 5.
"I felt it was time," Roeschley said regarding his resignation, adding that "it wasn't an easy decision to make, especially considering that next-year's team should compete for a spot in the top half of the league.
"Despite not being able to accomplish all (for the program) that I'd hoped, I will take with me some good memories from my coaching years," Roeschley added. "I draw extreme satisfaction in seeing so many former players successfully balancing professional and family life. I had a lot of quality young adults to work with, undoubtedly a reflection on their parents."
Roeschley plans to continue teaching in the physical education department and to work on his doctoral program through the University of Phoenix. He came to EMU the fall of 1992 as a residence director and was assistant baseball coach to Ted Kinder in spring, 1993. He became the head coach in 1994 and also joined the teaching faculty that fall.
"I appreciate the many ways that Rob has unselfishly served EMU in academic and co-curricular roles over the past 13 years," Dr. Nafziger said. "This included serving at various times as a residence director, athletic director and sports information director while also coaching and teaching."
This change "will allow Rob both to focus on teaching and to broaden his education at the doctoral level," Nafziger added.
Roeschley compiled a 196-229 overall record in his career at EMU. The record in the first two rebuilding years was 19-51, nearly a .500 record after that point (177-178). The most season wins prior to Roeschley's tenure was 13; that mark was met or surpassed in 11 of his 12 seasons as coach, including two 20-win seasons – 23-16 in 2001 and 29-13 in 2002 – the latter being the best winning percentage in the history of the program.
Roeschley initiated the EMU Sarasota (Fla.) Spring Classic baseball tournament, which has continued each year since 1997.
Nafziger said that EMU will begin a search for a new baseball coach immediately upon the arrival of new athletic director David A. King, who arrives mid-July. King "may choose to name an interim coach for the non-traditional fall practice season until a replacement can be hired prior to spring 2006," he added.
"Our aim is to hire another head baseball coach who models Christian character and a commitment to academics while elevating the knowledge and performance of the players on the baseball field," Nafziger stated. "We are grateful to Rob for leaving the baseball program stronger than where he found it in 1993."


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It just got really loud for Ken Whisenhunt
So last week when I said on the show something to the extent of "the Cardinals better not lose to the Rams�..if they do, it might get loud in here" I'll be honest with you; it never occurred to me that it might actually happen.
It's like one of those empty threat grenades I lob in the direction of my teenage children every now and then. Clean your room or I'll�I'll�.take away your TV! Would I have actually done it? I don't know because it never, ever comes to that.
The Cardinals better not lose to the Rams. If they do, it might get loud in here.
They did and it is. Very.
So loud that for the first time, to my knowledge anyhow, Ken Whisenhunt was asked about his job status (by none other than the esteemed Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic). Coach provided a professional response, noting that such talk was part of the business and that nobody feels worse about this then the coaching staff does. Whiz answered the question like he knew it was coming.
After a dreadful game like the one just witnessed how could it not be?
The offense, Whiz's specialty, is in desperate need of a reboot akin to that of Bond or Batman. After a sensational start, Ryan Lindley threw four interceptions and two pick-sixes. After being overthrown and underthrown, definitely bet the over on whether or not Larry Fitzgerald is frustrated.
The once mighty advantage of University of Phoenix Stadium has been picked over like your Thanksgiving turkey after losses to the Bills and Rams. Combined, those two teams have three road wins this season, two of which were against the Cardinals (the Bills also beat the Browns on the road).
The defense gave up only 17 points that weren't the result of Lindley's inaccuracy and in the second half played like a unit that was worn out from having to carry the load.
Most damning of all, this was to be the game that ended the losing streak. If you can't beat the Rams at home then where does it end? How does it end? Next week against the Jets? Yeah, they're a joke, but you just got thumped at home by the Rams. On the joke depth chart that's pretty hard to beat. At Seattle? San Francisco? Home to the Bears or Lions?
Odds say it will end and the Cardinals won't end the season on a 12-game losing streak. But even when it does, the clean house crowd will have two strong pieces of evidence: the inability to find a post-Warner quarterback and losing streaks of seven, six and seven (and counting) over the last three years.
Certainly the noise, and the unease, is justified and it remains to be seen if this team and this coach can do anything to quiet it. Perhaps the return of Kevin Kolb will level off the descent. Though that return is hovering somewhere between a when and an if. No one is certain.
That uncertainty plagues the head coach as well whose future is, at best, muddled.
- Walt Powell claimed by New York Jets
- How the West Was Won - Week 1
- ESPN: Arizona Cardinals' offense will offset losses on defense, lead team to a winning record
- Cardinals awarded waiver claim on OLB Thomas Keiser, waive rookie WR Walt Powell
- Bauman, Golden, Sopoaga, Hardy among Arizona Cardinals' final roster cuts
- Darren Urban - azcardinals.com - Friday August 29Darren Urban breaks down the latest surrounding the Cardinals' impending roster moves
- Bickley Blast - Friday August 29The Arizona Cardinals and San Diego Chargers played one of the most pointless games in NFL history l
- Bickley Blast - Thursday August 28Which Valley football team will win more games this season, the Cardinals or the Sun Devils?
- Kirk Gibson, D-backs manager - Tuesday August 26D-backs manager Kirk Gibson discusses possible changes to a six-man rotation.
- Dave Pasch - Cardinals commentator - Tuesday August 26Dave Pasch thinks Michael Floyd is a number one receiving target.


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The Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) and National Grid are facing a class action lawsuit.
They are accused of breach of contract, gross negligence and fraud for their response to power outages caused by Sandy.
The lawyer filing the suit says the utility companies were unprepared, mismanaged and grossly negligent in their restoration attempts after Sandy.
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---- — They shimmied and swiveled to Zumba, skipped and jumped the double Dutch way, toured an ambulance and had their faces scanned for early signs of sun damage.
And that was just for starters.
Last Friday, students at Andover High School spent the day before April vacation week taking in a Wellness Fair in the field house organized by juniors in two of teacher Holly Breen's health classes.
Brian McNally, program coordinator for health education and physical education for the Andover schools, said one of his goals is to implement the Centers for Disease Control's coordinated school-based health model at every local school. He said the Wellness Fair was the perfect kick-off for the initiative at the high school.
Breen said she put the responsibility on her students to solicit participants and organize the event. And they delivered, signing up almost 40 local vendors, including medical professionals, fitness and nutrition experts and health and social service agencies.
"The local businesses were really supportive," said Steven Kimball, who got his employer, Greater Boston Running Co. in downtown Andover, to participate.
McNally said students at every grade level had a chance to tour the fair, where they could learn about organ donation, make written pledges against texting and driving and to buckle up in the car, get a feel for reflexology and acupuncture and enjoy a taste of healthy snacks.
On the recommendation of the school nurse, Diana Glinos solicited the Melanoma Foundation of New England out of Emerson Clinic in Concord as a vendor. Representative Jane Flanagan, of Boxford, quickly agreed, and was glad she did.
Over the course of the day, Flanagan scanned a couple hundred faces, 80 percent of which had some degree of sun damage, including some pretty severe.
"It was very eye-opening, and shocking for some kids," she said.
While the students made their way to all of the booths, the interactive ones proved most popular
Sammy Ruthazer had her back assessed by a chiropractor and toured the ambulance.
"There were so many different kinds of organizations here, some I've never heard about," she said. "I think they should do it again."
Given its success, McNally and Breen said they would be looking at the potential for bringing the fair back next year.
Flanagan, who crediting the students with putting on a well-run event, thinks they should.
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Proponents of agricultural biotechnology believe that genetically modified (GM) crops have the potential to provide great ecological benefits, such as reduced pesticide and land use, as well as agricultural benefits. However, given the rapid emergence of commercial GM crops and the likely increase in their use, many groups have raised concerns about the potential unintended, adverse ecological effects of these crops. Some ecological concerns are enhanced development of pest resistance, crosspollination with wild relatives, and reductions in beneficial insects or birds.
Ecological Monitoring of Genetically Modified Crops considers the latest in monitoring methods and technologies and to asks--What are the challenges associated with monitoring for ecological effects of GM crops? Is ongoing ecological monitoring of GM crops a useful and informative activity? If so, how should scientifically rigorous monitoring be carried out in the variety of ecological settings in which GM crops are grown?
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Yes, folks, only 850 days until the release of the 1940 census!
The link takes you to a National Archives countdown page, where you can actually sit and watch the seconds tick by until release day finally arrives!
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This will be a new day in genealogy - a digitally released census. The days waiting for the microfilm are past. I remember the 1930 census release. Our library had purchased the microfilm, but on the day of the release an Ancestry employee was is Washington, DC, to accept the delivery of the first 3 rolls of his company's order. He then got on a plane bound for Utah and by the end of the day we saw the first of the images online. That day changed genealogy forever.
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CLICC laptop lending locations are located throughout the UCLA Libraries.
How to find the College Library Laptop Lending Location:
- Enter the Powell Library Building through the main doors
- Take the stairs on your right side going up to the Reading Room (not the stairs going down)
- As you enter the Reading Room, make an immediate right and you should see CLiCC staff behind the counter
How to find the Research Library Laptop Lending Location
- Enter the Research Library through the main doors
- Proceed towards the circulation desk and turn left before the Cafe
- Laptop lending is in Room 11360E on the right just before the end of the hall
How to find the Music Library Laptop Lending Location
- Enter Schoenberg from Portola Plaza and make a right
- Enter the first door to your right, and you will be in the Music Library
- The Music Laptop Lending Desk is next to the Circulation Desk How to find the SEL/EMS Laptop Lending Location
- Enter the Math Sciences building through the tunnel from the north side (across from Moore and Kerckhoff), make a left and walk down the hall until you reach an elevator OR enter Boelter and use the northeast elevator
- Take the elevator up to the 8th floor
- Make a right out of the elevator into the library
- The laptop lending kiosk is at the front counter
How to find the SEL/Geology Laptop Lending Station
- Enter the Geology Building
- Walk up the two flights of stairs
- Take the door on the left and walk down the hall
- Enter the Geology Library on your left
- The laptop lending kiosk is at the front desk
How to find the Biomedical Library Laptop Lending Location
- From the Court of Sciences, walk south to the Life Sciences Building
- Enter Life Sciences, and go straight down the hall
- Go through the double doors, into the passageway into Factor
- Make a left once in Factor
- On the left side you will see an entrance into the stairwell
- Take the stairs down to the lowest level
- When you exit the staircase, make a right and you will be at the Biomedical Library
- The laptop lending kiosk is at the front counter
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- Once inside make an immediate right turn and enter the Arts Library doors on the right
- The circulation counter will be directly in front once entering the library
- The laptop lending kiosk is at this counter
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Dr. Mike Beutner is holder of the Entergy Professorship in Instructional Technology in Teacher Education.
He is an associate professor in the Instructional Technology program in the College of Arts, Education and Sciences.
Dr. Beutner earned a Ph.D. in Instructional Technology from Ohio University in 2001, a Masters of Arts in Public Administration from Ohio University in 1979, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in Engineering from the University of Cincinnati in 1977.
From 1998-2004, he was an assistant professor/adjunct faculty in Ohio University's College of Education, and also served as an instructor of Instructional Technology for undergraduate and graduate courses.
Dr. Beutner was a professional multimedia software developer from 1999 -2004, producing 20+ commercial video-based educational software titles.
He has been involved in Instruction and Curriculum Development of intensive English language program at the University of Guam, and has worked with several universities in the Pacific Rim, including Tunghai University in Taichung, Taiwan.
About the Endowment:
The Entergy Professorship in Instructional Technology in Teacher Education endowment was established to encourage and reward excellence in teaching, learning and research at ULM.


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The Phoenix Coyotes made their 2013 debut Sunday night at Jobing.com Arena after a more than 100 day lock out.
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The suite was beautiful, the steward was nice and helpful and we enjoyed all of the suite perks. The french toast at Sabatini breakfast is a winner, as well as the international cafe which we freuqented daily. The Crown grill was delicious, and the buffet and main dining rooms were generally pretty good. The burgers at the pool grill were delicious as was the pizza. We had a blast in all 3 ports and arranged our own tours to save on cost. The debarkation was unbelievable organized, from the luggage, waiting lounge, leaving the ship and the air port transfer were all smooth and the best we have ever experienced.
The Princess Pelicans was a great program, diverse activiities and our 6 year old thoroughly enjoyed it. There were 3 sessions a day and he attended most of them.
The fitness center was busier than we expected but still had nice ammenitites.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- There's a fun exhibit coming up at the Madison Children's Museum.
It's the Wisconsin Amphibians and Reptiles Exhibit. Julie King from the Madison Children's Museum joined Wake Up Wisconsin Weekend to discuss the event and show us some cold-blooded animals.
The exhibit will take place on Saturday, November 3. It's free with $8 museum admission.
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Months of #waronwomen, then @barackObama forgets to nominate women to his cabinet. Tweet out "#CabinetsFullOfMen" if that concerns you.—
Defend Ryan (@DefendPaulRyan) January 09, 2013
Hey @TwitchyTeam! #CabinetsFullOfMen is a great tag pointing out leftist hypocrisy… not 1 woman nominated to Obama's cabinet!!!—
Raqueli Cisneros (@RaqueliCisneros) January 09, 2013
Not only is President Lady Parts struggling to hang on to female cabinet members:
Women are fleeing Obama's cabinet left & right #cabinetsfullofmen – so much for diversity!—
Emily Gulbransen (@Gulbransen) January 09, 2013
But he seems to be hell-bent on only hiring dudes. What gives?
The left was outraged over #bindersfullofwomen. Why arent they mad that Obama has #cabinetsfullofmen? Not one woman (or minority) nominated!—
Raqueli Cisneros (@RaqueliCisneros) January 09, 2013
Remember when @NationalNow couldn't shut up about #bindersfullofwomen? Well now Obama has #cabinetsfullofmen and they don't even care.—
Maryann Potts (@MsMaryPotts) January 09, 2013
Indeed. All the progs who were so upset over Romney's "binders full of women" need to start ginning up some outrage over Obama's decidedly androcentric cabinet. It's only fair:
Not one woman nominated to @BarackObama's cabinet? Maybe he should've borrowed our binder… #CabinetsFullOfMen—
Defend Ryan (@DefendPaulRyan) January 09, 2013
Obama makes fun of Romney's #bindersfullofwomen but now he is appointing #cabinetsfullofmen—
Jonathon Kippler (@JKippler) January 09, 2013
George Bush had more women AND minorities in his cabinet than Obama. O's #CabinetsFullOfMen is just disappointing.—
Raqueli Cisneros (@RaqueliCisneros) January 09, 2013
.@Klayoven I would agree if Obama hadn't previously declared a #waronwomen. Can't stand for #CabinetsFullOfMen now!—
Kelly B (@kbowne11) January 09, 2013
Obama: "Bringeth me yet MORE binders FULL of MANLY parts!!" #cabinetsfullofmen—
tree hugging sister (@treehuggingsis) January 09, 2013
Where are #womenforobama over dear leader's #CabinetsFullOfMen ? Romney's #bindersfullofwomen =sexist but O's all male cabinet=fine. Got it.—
Kimberly (@CakeAndCountry) January 09, 2013
guess Barry only had binders full of men when he was picking his favorites.. #cabinetsfullofmen—
Anne (@amr033) January 09, 2013
Obama must think women care too much about their #ladyparts to have a cabinet position in the WH! #cabinetsfullofmen—
Veronica Cantana (@Conservatana) January 09, 2013
Where are all the women? RT "@JohnErrante: Obama apparently had to go to his #CabinetsFullOfMen to replenish casualties in the #WarOnWomen"—
(@BossyMother) January 09, 2013
And by diversity in Obama's cabinets position he means, toupees, weight, and wrinkle count. #CabinetsFullOfMen—
Jonathon Kippler (@JKippler) January 09, 2013
Heh. But it's so true.
A final thought:
Obama, you can have your #Cabinetsfullofmen as long as you stay away from my cabinet full of guns #2ndAmendment #tcot—
Danielle (@ND_Huntress) January 09, 2013
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While Sam Worthington does get some flack around these parts for not being much of a presence in the big, expensive blockbusters that orbit around him, we'll give him credit for following up his "Avatar" success with some smaller, more interesting choices. The relationship drama "Last Night," the thriller "Man On A Ledge," the crime drama "The Fields" and the assassin pic "The Debt" are all waiting in the wings for the actor and he's signed on for another film, and no, it doesn't involve having blue skin.
THR reports that Worthington has joined "Drift," an Aussie surfing action pic. Written by Morgan O'Neill who will co-direct with Ben Nott, the story is set in 1972 and follows "the Fisher brothers as they start a new life in a remote Australian coastal town where they come up against suspicious locals, killer waves and ruthless bikers as they struggle to kick-start a new business based on surfing, their greatest passion."
Meh, sounds kind of overly familiar, but as Screen Australia acting CEO Fiona Cameron notes, it's in a genre not generally explored on the big screen and she has big ambitions for the project, "The unique combination of surfing and performance expertise gives 'Drift' the potential to be the first character-driven action movie set in the surfing world since Kathryn Bigelow's 'Point Break.'" Hell, if they can even get in that ballpark, we'll be interested.
The film will shoot on location in the Margaret River region of western Australia later this year. Surfs up.
earl00A | March 16, 2011 5:16 AM
Wow! This movie would be a hit!
Just like SAM BOTTA's new show! " LIve Fearless" and here is more interesting Director Ewing Miles (Lucky) Brown says Sam Botta has lost 70 lbs for the show "Live Fearless with Sam Botta" in pre-production at Movie Tech Studios Hollywood.
JD | March 16, 2011 3:46 AM
Y'know, Worthington plays the lead in a film of MACBETH by the guy who directed ROMPER STOMPER. I never heard it mentioned once in all the hype for his recent big films, but he's incredible. I mean, he's one of the best screen Macbeths EVER. And the film itself is probably the second best movie Macbeth after Polanski's.
I find it truly puzzling that this outstanding performance (of Shakespeare, no less), seems to have completely vanished from memory.


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SB Nation's 2011 NFL mock draft rolls on with the San Diego Chargers making the 61st pick in the draft. Bolts From The Blue has looked at the available players and decided to select WR Randall Cobb.
Bolts From The Blue explains the pick:
Randall Cobb fits the bill as both a WR and an experienced KR/PR. He's a little on the small side for the Chargers' style, but ability to get separation in man coverage is what the Chargers really want, and Cobb can do that. He can work the middle, make plays after the catch, break the tops off defenses and can even run block with exceptional toughness. He'll do nicely.
And why would the Chargers, with WR Vincent Jackson, need to focus on receiver so early? Well, Jackson's long-term status with the Chargers is very much up in the air. He'll be around in 2011 but after that? It's a big unknown. Cobb gives them some protection in case he leaves.
For the full explanation of the pick, check out Mocking The Draft.


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This event is normally split into two separate grids. The first 50% to enter will be in one race, the second 50% will be entered into race 2. Should you book at a different time to a friend who has already booked, please do not assume that you will be in the same race as each other.
Date: Monday, 6th October 2014.
Time: 8:00pm to 11:00pm.
Cost: £65 per RT8.
A thirty minute individual 'enduro' using our RT8 karts.
An ideal event for drivers looking for a competitive yet not too ambitious race, this is an ideal starting point for drivers who are keen to progress to an enduro format.
A ten minute practice and qualifying session is followed by a thirty minute dash to the final flag. With up to 35 karts on the track who will last the pace and make it the podium?
This one star event is Ideal for novice drivers as well as those with a little experience.
The event is followed by a presentation and a post event pay bar.
Note: Due to the popularity of this event it may be necessary to split the grid into two. If this happens the format will be as follows: Grid one undertakes a ten minute practice/qualifying session and then returns to the pits. Grid two undertakes a ten minute practice/qualifying session and is then gridded up for race one. On completion of the first race the first grid will be called and gridded up for race two. There will be trophies for the top three drivers in each race. If this extra race is run, the finish time will be 22:00, if not it will be 23:00.
20:00 Arrival, sign on and suit up.
20:30 Safety Briefing
21:00 — 21:45/22:45 (see above) Practice & race(s)
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Note: The first 35 drivers to book will be in practice two and race one, while the next 35 to book will be allocated to practice one and race two.
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It may seem like Spring Break is far, far away, but the truth is that it will be here before you know it. There are some definite benefits for booking your spring break vacation right now to ensure when it does arrive, it's just what you dreamed.
Here are 5 great reasons why you should book your Hilton Head Spring Break sooner rather than later:
1) Get the right Hilton Head vacation home – Beat everyone to the punch and pick the perfect vacation home or villa for your family or group before someone else does! By making your reservations now, you can ensure you get the right villa with the right number of bedrooms, the perfect view and all the features you want. Browse them here.
2) Book your activities – Spring Break is a popular time to visit Hilton Head, so we often sell out of Hilton Head bike rentals, kayak rentals, cruises and more. Reserve yours early before they're all gone! There's also plenty of activity options to choose from, including our three championship Hilton Head golf courses, the No. 1 tennis center in the Carolinas, 50 miles of paved bike paths and Shelter Cove Harbour and Marina for shopping and dining.
3) Get a deal on your flight – If you'll be flying to see us, booking your flight early can help you save money. For example, JetBlue will begin flying into Hilton Head in time for Spring Break and they are offering some early bird deals for those who book in advance.
4) Save money! When you book your 2014 vacation with us now using promo code WARM, you can get 10% off select homes and villas and a 50% reduced deposit! You can save any time of year by booking Hilton Head golf tee times in advance as well.
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Are you planning a vacation to Hilton Head in 2014? When will you be visiting? To get started planning your trip, give us a call at 866-744-7558.
Sure, a week is a great vacation to Hilton Head but a month is even better. Not that you needed any more reasons to visit us, but we've listed 5 of our top reasons to extend your stay at Palmetto Dunes to at least a month:
1) Play unlimited golf! What's better than a round of golf? Unlimited rounds of golf! With our Monthly Golf Membership, you can play all three of our championship Hilton Head golf courses as much as you want for an entire month. Choose between our oceanfront Robert Trent Jones course, the Arthur Hills course or the George Fazio course.
2) Ride your bike on all 50 miles of paved island paths. Did you know you could pedal 50 miles across our island? Spend more than a week and see if you can master it all! With monthly Hilton Head bike rentals from Hilton Head Outfitters, you'll be set with any kind of bike you like, including their new comfort bike, cruisers, kids bikes and more.
3) Get to "love" tennis, if you don't already. When you book your Hilton Head vacation rental through Palmetto Dunes, you get two hours of complimentary tennis court time daily at the Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center. The longer you stay, the more tennis you can play!
4) Kayak to your heart's content! Palmetto Dunes is home to a beautiful and peaceful 11-mile saltwater inland lagoon system that winds throughout the resort and our golf courses. Get weekly kayak or canoe rentals from Hilton Head Outfitters to enjoy the peaceful beauty of the lagoon, or if you plan to stay several months, consider the affordable yearly membership. See how many birds you can spot in the lagoon during your stay and watch for other wildlife, as well, like a friendly otter who likes to splash around our lagoon.
5) Try lots of Hilton Head restaurants. Here on the island we offer wonderful dining from ethic foods to fresh seafood to gourmet meals with beautiful views. Some suggestions include Big Jim's BBQ, Burgers & Pizza restaurant at the Robert Trent Jones Clubhouse, the beachfront Dunes House (open seasonally to resort guests and property owners), Ela's Blu Water Grille with harbour views at Shelter Cove Harbour and San Miguel's Mexican restaurant, also at Shelter Cove.
If you want to do ALL these things on your visit to Palmetto Dunes, consider our Monthly Stay & Sports Membership. It gets you a 30-night stay in a Hilton Head resort villa, 30 days of unlimited golf and bike rentals, two 2-hour kayak rentals and two hours of tennis court time daily, plus plenty of time to walk on the beach.
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The British arcade reborn: The Heart Of Gaming
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The secret arcade deep inside a London industrial park
Rather than quietly blinking out of existence, arcade enthusiasts around the world are apparently choosing to go underground rather than face the extinction of the much beloved arcade.
This story reminds me of another from a while back about arcades in San Francisco surviving in unlikely places of the city. Where once the arcade fluorished as a centerpiece of the local mall, today they are being tucked away in the cheapest, subtlest places imaginable.
What's amazing is that it appears to be working. The idea sounds absurd, until you consider that an arcade's clientelle are hardcore fans who are willing to go out of their way to keep the arcade spirit alive.
Will the arcade ever truly die off? Probably. Eventually. But this generation seems willing to perform CPR on the arcade scene until their own dying breath.


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The problem of underage drinking is something parents have always had to worry about. But now, there's a new reason to be concerned: For a growing number of teenagers, the drink of choice is now hand sanitizer! And thanks to videos being posted online, the peculiar practice is spreading across the country.
Wayne Seomo is the program director at Teen Challenge, a drug rehab center in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
"Some of them have had some very ill effects. It's not just because of the alcohol, but the other ingredients can cause some harmful effects," says Seomo.
According to experts, the side effects include violent diarrhea, a dangerous drop in blood sugar, and even blindness.
As videos posted on YouTube clearly show, some teens will drink the common cleansing gel right out of the bottle. But others apparently have a more refined taste and distill the alcohol from the other ingredients. A dash of salt is all it takes to turn anti-bacterial goo into an intoxicating liquor.
Angela Aiello is a psychotherapist who specializes in teen addiction.
"Once you distill it down, you have alcohol that can be as high as 120-proof. That is incredibly dangerous for anybody of any size to put into their system," she explains. "These are troubled kids, because what is it that leads a child to take something as deadly and as toxic as hand sanitizer, distill it down and drink it in order for them to have an experience of being high?"
Aiello says as strange as it may seem, hand sanitizer is the latest gateway drug.
"It is extremely important to catch this as soon as possible," says Aiello.
But it's also important, she says, to take the right approach so the intervention is effective.
"You want to keep the hysterics down to a very bare minimum, because what you want to do is have an honest, frank and age-appropriate discussion with your child about the dangers of using drugs and alcohol," says Aiello.
Drug prevention programs sponsored by local police departments are excellent resources, so you can present your child with accurate information.
"As a parent, you have to be equipped with your own research before you sit down and have a conversation, so you have all your facts straight and you're able to answer all of his questions honestly and without judgment," says Aiello.
So if you discover your teenager's idea of fun is getting wasted on hand sanitizer, waste no time in talking with them about it. Because if your son or daughter is drinking germ-killing cleansers, you have a child with possibly more than just a drinking problem.
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Larry Brossard connects sections of his new irrigation pipe at his farm near the intersection of Highways 491 and 184. By doing the labor himself, he saved a few thousand dollars.
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