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EDITORIAL: Let's get repeat DUI offenders off the highways
People convicted of driving drunk four or more times per year could face more time in prison if House Bill 88 passes the Wyoming Senate in the next week.
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Sam Krone of Cody, would make a fourth or subsequent DUI conviction within 10 years a felony, punishable by up to seven years in prison and/or a fine of as much as $10,000.
Former hospital CEO accused of embezzlement
Lawsuit filed against Paul Cardwell for allegedly embezzling nearly $850,000
The former chief executive officer for Powell Valley Healthcare is being sued for allegedly embezzling nearly $850,000 while he was at the helm of the organization.
The lawsuit against Paul Cardwell was filed Thursday in the U.S. District Court in Casper by attorney Scott P. Klosterman of Casper on behalf of HealthTech Management Services Inc.
EDITORIAL: Legislature's archaic voting system needs to go digital
The Wyoming Legislature could take an example from Park County School District No. 1.
On Friday, the deadline for bills to be introduced into the Wyoming House of Representatives or the Wyoming Senate, representatives and senators pushed hard to assure that each bill got its chance for introduction.
Classroom building project looking good
While most of the news about the state's biennial budget being crafted by the 2012 Wyoming Legislature isn't encouraging, good news is on the horizon for Northwest College.
After trying repeatedly for years to get state funding for a new classroom building at the college, it looks like this could be the year that happens.
EDITORIAL: Time to work together for a transfer station solution
With last week's denial by the Park County Commission of a special use permit for the city of Powell's planned site for a garbage transfer station, both governing entities now need to work together to find another solution.
From the outside looking in, it appears both could have done a better job of working toward a cooperative outcome of last week's hearing.
Legislature looks toward leaner budget
2012 budget session started Monday
With natural gas prices dropping beyond last fall's predictions, many lawmakers are preparing to tighten the state's budgetary belt during the Wyoming Legislature's 2012 budget session.
The session started Monday in Cheyenne.
'Healthy Frontiers' program faces hurdle in Legislature
Program aims at helping people take responsibility for preventive health care
A state-funded program designed to help provide preventive care for low-income adults who can't get insurance could end before it's fully begun.
The "Healthy Frontiers" program is the result of a bill passed by the 2010 Legislature, which initially set aside $750,000 from the state's tobacco settlement trust fund to establish personal health savings accounts for as many as 500 participants.
'Dancing Pajamas' reminds children of wonders around them
Children's radio show on KNWT delights adults as well
On Saturday mornings, just as many children are heading to the television to watch cartoons, local kids have the choice of turning on the radio instead.
Television, film and radio programs expanding at NWC
Debbie Mueller sits at a computer Tuesday afternoon, editing a video section of a news story for the college television station, NWC-TV.
NWC benefits requested for same-sex partners
A Northwest College faculty member has asked the college to consider offering health insurance benefits to same-sex partners.
Rachel Hanan, an assistant professor of English at Northwest, made the request during a meeting of the President's Advisory Council last week. She noted that the University of Wyoming now provides benefits to same-sex and domestic partners, and she provided a copy of the UW policy.


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MORTON, Ill -- We are just about a month away from the April 9th consolidated election, and Morton residents are getting a chance to learn more about their candidates.
At a candidate forum Thursday night, citizens heard from park district, school board, village board, and village president candidates.
With current Village President Norm Durflinger vacating his post, Ron Rainson and Stephen Newhouse are looking for a chance to lead and grow the village.
They told citizens, they each have experience that lends itself to the position and will meet the needs of the growing community.
"Morton's principal needs are to protect the qualities of the community that we all treasure and at the same time to provide for the growth that is necessary to meet all of the village's needs in the future," said Newhouse.
Rainson said, "That includes managing the safety of the citizens, the soundness of the system-water and waste and roads and bridges-and also to make sure we don't borrow a lot of money to build some things we don't need right now."
The other contested Village Board seat is for the two-year term left by former trustee Tony Huette. Running for the position is business owner Maria Abel and current trustee Sam Heer.
There are five candidates running for three available seats on the Morton Park District Board, those include Oz Bakirdan, Jim Ingold, Mark Johnson, Scott Lennington and Fred Remmert. Ingold, Remmert and Johnson currently serve on the board.
For the Morton School Board five candidates are running for three seats. Tom Neeley and Clint Heinold will be running for re-election. David Durflinger, Kelly Scarfe and Mike Vlahos will be running for their first term.

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I'm 28 years old, started to lift since 2 months with an all around routine (full body).
Now I need to change my workout schedule, a friend suggested me these workout routines 3 times per week switching the order each next week (for ex. A-B-A, B-A-B):
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I'm 5'8 and my weight is 155lbs, lean body mass maybe around 15%.
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According to Hendricks Hockey, an NHL league sources is reporting that Blackhawks defenseman Brian Campbell has broken a collarbone and broken rib that could cause him to miss the rest of the season and playoffs. The hit came from Alexander Ovechkin in the Blackhawk's 4-3 loss to the Capitals on Sunday.
That source claims that Campbell has a broken rib, broken collarbone and a 2nd degree concussion suffered when Washington's Alexander Ovechkin hit him from behind in Sunday's first period.
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Every marriage relationship is unique, but there are common warning signs and red flags that indicate problems in the marriage.
Here are some of the more common warning signs of a troubled marriage.
- The two of you bicker a great deal.
- You are withdrawing from one another or use the eye roll a great deal.
- You don't fight fair.
- There is a lot of nitpicking going on between the two of you.
- You no longer have fun together. Your spouse prefers to spend free time away from you on a regular basis.
- You have nothing nice to say to one another.
- You don't talk with one another about your problems.
- You don't respect one another or you nag one another.
- You can't agree on goals and values.
- You don't trust one another and feel suspicious.
- The level of sexual intimacy in your marriage is low.
- Teasing has become hurtful.
- Your mate talks or texts on a cell phone that is kept private.
- You discover that your spouse is contacting old boyfriends or girlfriends via social media.
- Your spouse tries to isolate you from your family and friends.
- You discover your spouse is lying about money, is more frugal than usual, or hides money.
- You are happier when your spouse is away from home for an afternoon, a meeting, or for a business trip.
- You realize that there is emotional and/or physical abuse in your marriage.
- One or both of you have considered being unfaithful or has been unfaithful -- in real life or online.
Scott Haltzman: "If you're having difficulties in your marriage, you don't look outside the marriage as a place to solve it, you look within the marriage and turn to your spouse to find ways to get it better."
Source: Gene Valicenti. "NBC 10 Interview: Is Sex Addiction Real?" 2/19/2010.
Don't Wait to Seek Professional HelpTo receive the most from marriage counseling, don't wait until your marriage is beyond repair to get professional help.
Silvana D. Raso: "Bottom line: I hope all of you are in happy marriages but let's be honest, no marriage is perfect. Just be smart, work at keeping your marriage alive and exciting but don't put your head in the sand if red flags are waving in the wind."
Source: Silvana D. Raso. "Trouble in Paradise? How To Tell If Divorce Is On the Horizon." HuffingtonPost.com. 1/17/12.


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Watch the Top 5 Films from the AbelCine Phantom Miro High-Speed Inspiration Challenge
All the way back in July, we told you about a contest that AbelCine was running in partnership with Vision Research. That contest, the Miro High-Speed Inspiration Challenge, focused on contestants coming up with new and creative uses for high-speed photography, and they've now selected five finalists from a group of a few hundred applicants. The winner will be announced on March 1st, but you can watch all five of the short films right now embedded below.
Here is a refresher on the contest, and what AbelCine was looking for from the contestants who were later given Miro cameras to film their pitches:
Proposals for Miro projects will be judged on their creativity, unique use of ultra high-speed and relevance to the distinctive features of the camera. The goal is to create high-speed imagery we haven't seen before (balloon pops need not apply). This challenge is open to image-makers and artists from all disciplines, and we strongly encourage new and aspiring content producers to submit their ideas.
A Closer Look – Tim Wu and Natasha Kermani
Anchor Me Here – Laura Egan
The Great Sundering – Nathan Pardee and Kristine Guzman
Fly on Out – Robert Kolodny
Dance of the Honey Bee – Peter Nelson
If you want to learn more about the individuals and their projects, and check out some behind the scenes photos and videos, head on over to AbelCine and the Phantom Miro Facebook page using the links below.
What do you guys think about the future of high-speed cinematography? Do you think we've only just scratched the surface of what is capable with slow motion? Let us know what you think in the comments.
- Miro High-Speed Challenge Projects Nearing Completion — AbelCine
- Phantom Miro M / LC-Series Digital High-Speed Cameras — Facebook
Disclosure: AbelCine is a NoFilmSchool advertiser.
We're all here for the same reason: to better ourselves as writers, directors, cinematographers, producers, photographers... whatever our creative pursuit. Criticism is valuable as long as it is constructive, but personal attacks are grounds for deletion; you don't have to agree with us to learn something. We're all here to help each other, so thank you for adding to the conversation!
Harrison on 02.22.13 @ 8:49PM
Loved the Fly On Out piece, I think there is much slow motion to come, but like everything should be used in moderation.
johncl on 02.22.13 @ 9:23PM
hear, hear! likewise extreme shallow DoF & timelapses – just because you can doesn't mean you have to ad infinitum
Chris on 02.23.13 @ 12:40PM
I did not enjoy the Fly on Out film. It was full of stereotypes and irrelevant slow motion images. I think The Great Sundering and A Closer Look are the top choices. They were much more unique, creative and well executed.
Loved "Fly on Out" great glimpse of the city. Stereotypes become stereotypical for a reason and just because it is a stereotype doesn't mean it is a negative one.
vanlazarus on 02.28.13 @ 3:40PM
Agreed. Really liked 'Fly on Out'. Awesome sound design!
Dino on 02.23.13 @ 3:34PM
Loved Fly on Out too! Reminded me of Spike Lee's Brooklyn!
Julian on 02.22.13 @ 10:07PM
"A Closer Look" and "Fly on Out" were my favorites. I think they were great examples of how you can use slow motion in a narrative way. Seeing all the day-to-day stuff happening in "Fly on Out" in slow motion and in close ups worked really well.
If there is one person to be stoked about the future of slow motion, it's the sound designer. This kind of work will create a lot of stuff for a sound designer to do. The sound design of these two pieces are what really made everything work.
Seeing these shorts have really made me start to consider high speed shooting as a feature that my next camera must have.
Some good work there and I don't want to be the all negative guy but the second video Anchor Me Here
is the aftermath of hurricane Sandy and therefore it couldn't even been shoot before sept.17th ….
so technically that should be illegal… or is there any explanation from Abel about it?
I believe you needed to submit an APPLICATION by September 17th — the videos were not shot until after. Presumably when something like Sandy hits, as a filmmaker your plans may change (compared to the original video you were pitching).
Oh I see – so the contest was for the pitch and now they are choosing the best execution – I'll take it all back then
dixter on 02.23.13 @ 1:08PM
I don't want to be Mr. Negative here either but, I really don't think I saw much innovation in these or anything I haven't seen prior. I agree with Chris that the slo-mo in Fly On Out was superfluous and did nothing to enhance the story at all. As a novelty, I enjoyed seeing the wire-feed welder in slo-mo and the bees tumbling about but, sorry… nothing here truly exploiting the ability of these cameras beyond what we've all seen before.
Erik on 02.23.13 @ 1:50PM
Because exploiting is the goal…?
Good solid work from all the filmmakers, great opportunity for them all. Lucky!
That was a little weird for me, a good chunk of "Fly On Out" was shot within a few blocks of my apartment and I'm almost positive I've shot on that roof before.
I liked all the films, but I liked Fly on Out the best. The goal was to utilize the capabilities of the camera, and as far as I'm concerned, it was the best of the lot. Congrats to all the finalists – well done!!
Alison on 02.26.13 @ 7:50AM
The lego destruction film was amazing! Clever and funny. Slow motion was a part of the story here and the images were dramatic and exciting because of it. There were pretty images in the bee film, but I feel as though I have seen them before. A Closer Look was also beautiful, as was Anchor Me Here. The welding shot it the beginning was striking, but was used too many times, it seems to sell the slow month effect. Fly on out was alright. There were a couple cool ideas there but you could tell it was probably a young director, and the random slow motion shots just did not flow. Congrats to all the contestants though, such great films!
Randall C on 02.26.13 @ 12:19PM
These films are so different from each other. Someone did a great job in selecting the concepts.
A closer Look had a few very nice shots…..and The Great Sundering was hilarious and felt the most deliberate in the overall execution. Nice so see a bright, fun, and witty film. The slow motion felt the most natural and purposeful in these two. I would love to know the background of the filmmakers!!!!
Robin on 02.26.13 @ 1:10PM
If these were all shot 100% on that camera, then Fly On Out made this camera look like something more then a slow motion gimmick. The use of it as both a HD cinema camera and a tool for slow motion was evident. The rest of the films overused slow motion in my opinion. I really liked the way Dance of The Honey Bee used normal motion and slow as well, and great documentary shots in Anchor me Here, but the Fly on Out one was the best in my book.
madhu on 03.1.13 @ 10:47AM
nice to see that no barriers for technology
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A sizable group of upperclassmen will bring both size and experience to the gridiron for Lanesboro this season. There are 17 returning letter winners from a team that tied for first in the SEC last fall, including seven returning starters.
Last year the Falcons finished the season with a 4-6 record, 3-5 in the Blue Division of the Southern Football Alliance (SFA). This season, in the last year of the SFA, Fillmore Central hopes to improve on that record, although it will have a tough start, traveling to Chatfield to take on the defending state champion Gophers.
Returning letter winners Alexis Jorgenson, Kelsey O'Koren, Olivia Haug, Claire Peterson, Cassidy Ruud, Rachel Kimball, Steph Erickson, Rachel Eversole and Olivia Rogers will lead the Burros out onto the volleyball court this year.
Racing fans enjoyed five classes of dirt-digging action at Cresco Speedway on Sunday, Aug. 10, as the Upper Iowa Speedway series visited that city once again.
With the Canton Men's Softball League championship already in the bag, Larson Well Drilling ended the regular season in dramatic fashion with Matt Erickson's walk-off home run.
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The deadline to nominated a young professional for The State Journal's Generation Next: 40 Under 40 is today at midnight.
Generation Next highlights 40 Mountain State residents younger than 40 who are making a difference in their community, their profession and the state. 2013 marks the eighth year The State Journal has highlighted the state's young leaders.
"Generation Next: 40 Under 40 is one of the coolest awards programs The State Journal puts on," said managing editor Beth Ryan. "So often, all West Virginians seem to hear is how our brightest and best have moved on to other states. But the Generation Next program shows that thought is far from the truth. The state is home to thousands of young professionals who work hard every day in West Virginia. They are bright, they are successful, they are dedicated, and they are proud to call the Mountain State home."
Since the program started in 2006, The State Journal has recognized 280 young professionals who work for the private sector, the public sector and with both for-profit and non-profit entities.
Nominees must be younger than 40 as of March 14 and must be in his or her current profession for at least two years.
Award recipients will be selected by an independent panel of judges later this month. A special section highlighting each of the winners will be published in March. A reception honoring the 2013 class, which is open to previous winners and the public, will be March 14 at the Culture Center at the West Virginia Capital Complex.
To nominate someone for Generation Next: 40 Under 40, go to http://www.statejournal.com/category/225436/generation-next-2013. Self-nominations are accepted.


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The US Department of Education (ED) has established a family policy website to dispense information about the two federal laws concerning privacy in schools—the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA). The website includes videos, resources for parents and school officials, and ways to contact ED with privacy questions. You'll find the website at http://familypolicy.ed.gov/.
Department of Education Sets Up New Family Policy Website
Revised Date for IDEA Allocation Release
The Arizona Department of Education/Exceptional Student Services Funding and Finance Unit are currently in the process of finalizing the 2015 IDEA Basic Entitlement allocations for Arizona public schools. It is our goal to have the list be accurate and released only once to the LEAs. The list will be posted later this week after final examination. We apologize for any inconvenience that this delay may cause. Once posted, the allocation list can be accessed at http://www.azed.gov/special-education/funding/. The Funding and Finance Unit will send out a notice when the allocation list is posted.
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Public Comment Sought on Disproportionality in Special Education
The US Department of Education is requesting public comment on actions it should take in addressing disproportionality related to race and ethnicity among special education populations. This issue may affect the identification, placement, and discipline of children with disabilities. Comments will be accepted through July 31, 2014, related to several questions: proposed regulations regarding a standard approach to determination and other possible actions and research. Click HERE to download a copy of the Federal Register document that requested public comment (published June 19, 2014). And to make your comments, go to www.regulations.gov to submit your comments electronically. Then type in Special Ed Disproportionality on the search line.
Special Education Rule Committee 7/18/14 Communique
The Special Education Rule Committee's purpose is to examine Arizona Special Education State Board 401 rules, to propose rules that are clear, instructive, and aligned to the IDEA, and to provide guidance for implementation. Please read the July 18, 2014, Rule Making Communique for more information about the Committee, the Core Team membership, and the July 18 meeting. Also for your review are the two drafts pertaining to child find and evaluation.
FUNDING ALERT: 2015 IDEA Basic Allocations Available 7/31/14
The Arizona Department of Education/Exceptional Student Services Funding and Finance Unit is in the process of finalizing the 2015 IDEA Basic Entitlement allocations for Arizona public schools. This information should be available on or about July 31, 2014. At that time, the allocation list will be posted to http://www.azed.gov/all-programs/, Federal Programs, Special Education.
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AzTAP's 16th Annual Assistive Technology Summer Institute
The only statewide Assistive Technology conference is scheduled for July 21 & 22 at the Arizona Grand Resort. There are so many great reasons to attend AzTAP's 16th annual Assistive Technology Summer Institute, including:
- A diverse and exciting schedule of local and out-of-state presentations on a wide range of topics related to AT in the public schools
- A vibrant vendor hall with more than 50 AT vendors
- Keynote speakers Haben Girma and Carolyn Phillips
- Sit-down luncheon with lots of opportunity to network with other teachers and therapists interested in AT
- Fabulous door prizes
Visit the registration site: http://aztap.org/conference/registration
Competition Announced for Improving Students' Postsecondary and Job Outcomes
The Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) has announced a new competition in the Federal Register. The competition will select an organization to establish and operate a National Technical Assistance Center on Improving Transition to Postsecondary Education and Employment for Students with Disabilities. Because many students with disabilities continue to struggle in completing high school and gaining the knowledge and skills they need to succeed, OSERS and the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) are collaborating to support this technical assistance center. The center will coordinate its expertise and resources and build capacity by implementing evidence-based practices and strategies in state education agencies (SEAs), local education agencies (LEAs), and vocational rehabilitation (VR) service agencies.
The Federal Register notice can be accessed at http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2014-07-02/pdf/2014-15437.pdf. This competition is open to SEAs, LEAs (including charter schools that are considered LEAs under state law), VR agencies, institutes of higher education (IHEs), other public agencies, private nonprofit organizations, outlying areas, freely associated states, Indian tribes or tribal organizations, and for-profit organizations. The Department intends to fund one project for $2.5 million a year for 5 years. The deadline for submitting completed applications is Monday, August 18, 2014.
Second Annual Teachers' Institute
Please visit the Second Annual Teachers' Institute page for more information about this event.
Excellent Educators for All Initiative Announced
The Department of Education (ED) has recently posted a new press release about the announced teacher equity initiative. The initiative is aimed at helping states and school districts support great educators for the students who need them most–low-income students in high-need schools. To read the press release, go to http://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/new-initiative-provide-all-students-access-great-educators. To read the letter addressed to the chief state school officers, click here.
Bulletin on Medicaid Services for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Issued
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recently released a new informational bulletin on services that are available to children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) under the Medicaid program. The five-page informational bulletin can be accessed at http://www.medicaid.gov/Federal-Policy-Guidance/Downloads/CIB-07-07-14.pdf


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BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) -- If Casey McGehee can settle in at a new position this spring, he might finally find a home with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
McGehee was drafted in 2003 as a third baseman by the Chicago Cubs. Over the past three seasons, he started 353 games at third for the Milwaukee Brewers. And then, of course, the Pirates traded for him in December.
To play first base.
"Hopefully, we can stop the merry-go-round and end my tour of the National League Central," McGehee said Friday before the Pirates' first full-squad workout of spring training.
To do that, McGehee must indeed become a first baseman. The Pirates want McGehee, a four-year veteran, to platoon with Garrett Jones, a left-handed hitter, as they try to build off last year's success.
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The Graduate Diploma in Policy Studies is designed for policy practitioners, educators, and human service providers in the fields of education, social and community services and health. The course aims to generate tangible change in educational and social services. Our teaching staff are experts in the fields of education and social services and have been actively involved in policy processes in their area. You can choose from a range of units of study concerning issues that include social policy process, organisational culture and change, and globalisation and education. The course is distinctive in its attention to international policy trends, and is undertaken through international comparative analyses of policy debates and changes relating to human service organisations. Subject to meeting progression requirements in the graduate diploma, you may apply to transfer to the Master of Policy Studies.
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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Last month, the 911 dispatch center in Covington closed because the city was not able to afford the maintenance and operation of the center. It was moved to the county's center in Independence, based in the Kenton County Police building.
The move created controversy due to the way it is funded. The first funding plan was to add $35 to every vehicle registered in Kenton County. It was determined the plan wouldn't be fair for those with more than one vehicle. The next plan was to add $6 a month to residents' Duke Energy bill, but Duke Energy opposed that idea. The final plan was to put an additional $85 tax for everyone who owns a parcel of property in the county.
There are still numerous cities being serviced by the 911 center in Erlanger, including Bromley, Ludlow, Park Hills, Ft. Wright, Fort Mitchell, Lakeside Park, Crescent Springs, Villa Hills, Crestview Hills, Edgewood, Elsmere and Erlanger.
"There are many attorneys who do not believe what the county's done does not pass legal mustard," said the Mayor of Erlanger, Thomas Rouse. "And somebody needs to file a lawsuit."
Tuesday night, Erlanger officials met to talk about whether they should be the ones to file the suit. "All the cities on the west side of the county have been paying the county to dispatch Taylor Mill and Independence and the unincorporated county through their general fund payments so all they've done is increase taxes by $85 and have made it stick out like a sore thumb," Rouse said.
All county residents who have land line telephones have been paying $4.25 per month, some for the old Covington center, some for the Kenton County center and some for the Erlanger center. "We know for a fact, over a five year period, if we combine centers and have one center instead of the two we have today, we know that we can save the residents of Kenton County $4.5 million," said Steve Arlinghaus, Kenton County's Judge Executive and the man ultimately responsible for making the decision on the issue.
"Erlanger's interested in the residents of their city and every community is as well. But from my perspective I've got 160,000 residents who all reside in Kenton County and I have to look at the best interest for all of them," he said.
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GREENSBURG — On Saturday, the Decatur County Sheriff's Department (DCSD), working in conjunction with the Indiana Board of Pharmacy and local neighborhood pharmacy The Medicine Shop on Lincoln Street, held a community-wide drug take-back event, allowing residents from around Decatur County to drop off expired and otherwise unused medications.
Decatur County Sheriff Greg Allen told the Daily News that the event – held twice yearly – is part of the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) National Drug Take Back program. Decatur County has participated in the event several years now, with The Medicine Shoppe serving host.
Debbie Frye, compliance director of the Indiana Board of Pharmacy, was also on hand at Saturday's take back. According to her, as of the Daily News' visit on Saturday, the take back had accepted some 400 pounds of old medication.
Allen said the brisk participation suggests the community is trying to do its part in keeping the community and the environment safe.
"It's not a good idea to flush old, unused medications," Allen said. "They can get into the water stream. This gives people a safe way to dispose of these drugs."
Pharmacist Julie Acra, owner of The Medicine Shoppe, echoed the sheriff, adding, "The take back helps keep these drugs out of the hands of kids or other persons who might abuse the medication or take it by accident. The Take Back also keeps the medications out of the water supply. We don't want people flushing these, because numerous studies have suggested that trace amounts of these drugs end up in the water supply when flushed. This is the right thing to do for the environment and for public health. That's why we're happy to partner with the Sheriff's Department and the Indiana Board of Pharmacy to host this event."


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The San Antonio Area Foundation cordially invites you to our Grand Opening events. To accommodate all of our friends we ask that you choose one of the following categories and dates:
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January 28 or January 29, 2013
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The San Antonio Area Foundation, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2014, makes grants from funds established by individuals, families, businesses or other entities to support charitable causes. The Area Foundation manages more than $250 million in assets and has distributed more than $220 million for scholarships and grants to educate youth, preserve the environment, protect animals, fund research and provide services that enhance the quality of life in our region.


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Not only was the cat out of the bag months ago, it's pretty much gone and had kittens, but HBO has finally made it real and offical: "Girls" has been renewed for a third season.
As creator/writer/producer/star Lena Dunham recently noted, the quick turnaround on the show will continue, with production to commence in March pretty much right after the second season of the show has wrapped. This means that we will have seen three seasons of the show likely within two years which is pretty remarkable. And perhaps equally remarkable is the massive popularity of the show which, to use a poor but not necessarily invalid comparison, is growing to become the network's new "Sex & The City." And that show was genuniely pretty good for the first couple of seasons before it became simply shopping, weddings and shoes. And let's not get into the movies. But let's hope "Girls" can stay the course a bit longer.
"Girls" airs Sunday nights in case you're just landing on planet Earth now, and here's a clip from the next episode.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Alan Belcher walked into the cage saying he wasn't afraid of Rousimar Palhares' submission game, and he proved he was up to the task of shutting it down.
Despite finding himself in some precarious positions, Belcher worked free time and time again, and after weathering the storm, he found himself on top. From there, he used good old-fashioned ground and pound to finish the Brazilian in the first round of their UFC on FOX 3 fight.
Things didn't look great for Belcher early. Palhares easily took him down in the opening minute, and after a scramble, Belcher tried a twister, but soon found Palhares attacking with a leglock.
Palhares stayed on the limb for a while, but Belcher had no problem escaping. From the top, he smashed Palhares with a series of punches and elbows until ref Dan Miragliotta stepped in for the stoppage.
The time was 4:18.
"Why don't you guys ask Toquihno who the baddest man in MMA on the ground is?" Belcher said afterward.
It was clearly the biggest win in the career of Belcher, who at one point missed over one year in the octagon due to an injury that threatened to force him out of the fight game.
Belcher improved to 18-6 with his fourth straight win.
"I was so ready," he said. "I wasn't scared. I just wanted to prove I could beat the most dangerous guy on the ground. And baby that belt is mine, I'm going for it."
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The fundraising event, "1500 Meters for Mike", took place over the weekend with around 500 people jumping into the ocean. The event was held for College of New Jersey graduate and swim team captain Michael Heaney who was hit by a car while riding his bike in 2012. Heaney is currently in a vegetative state and lives at home with his mother.
The event was held in order to raise money for Heaney's medical bills. Even though Heaney's mother has health insurance, the expense of having a nurse 24 hours a day in their house is too high. The event raised close to $20,000 to donate to Heaney's family.
"1500 Meters for Mike" was set up through Facebook by Heaney's friends and spread throughout Twitter. They also have a website called 1500MetersforMike.com, where you can still donate to the cause.
Heaney's Coach Brian Bishop participated in the event, saying that Heaney was a born captain, born leader, and a great representative of the team. Bishop spoke about how great of a person Heaney was, and said, "He just was likeable from the moment he walked in the door. We became very close. And his personality affected a lot of people."
Even though it seems hard to put a positive light on this story, Coach Bishop uses Mike's story as a teaching tool for his current swimmers. He tells them to take every opportunity given to them and don't let a moment slip by because you never know how life can change.


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Three teens were recently indicted for their role in the murder of 19-year-old Derrick Linkhorn.
Marcus Estes, Antarious Johnson and Malcolm Wilson were all indicted for Linkhorn's shooting death. The indictment alleges Linkhorn was killed on March 8, 2012.
The three men were indicted on "various felony counts including malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during commission of a felony and seven counts of violation of the Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention Act."
Linkhorn's body was discovered on March 15, 2012 in a Decatur apartment complex.
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To the cycling nuts who love the sport but make a living doing something else, reaching your Malcolm Gladwell–approved 10,000 hours on a bike sounds like an immeasurably pleasant way to bide the time. And, certainly, the long-since-incalculable number of pedal strokes I've taken, the numerous opportunities to board a plane to this camp or that race, the variety and quantity of cycling kits I've owned, the hair-raising climbs I've summited—and the treacherous speeds I've reached descending them—all add up to a considerable amount of fun.
But professional cycling is a sport of tremendous repetition, a lot of hard work, and some serious dues-paying in the form of crashes, dispiriting days, finishes worse than you hoped for, and—for those of us who spend more time riding to support others than for our own glory—using some of your best legs to help someone else get a result. We also rack up a lofty amount of time doing mindless chores and onerous tasks. For example, it pains me to think of my personal toll on the environment as a result of the number of tubes and tires I've changed (collectively, a small rubber mountain). And I nearly gag when I just start trying to tally the gels I have consumed to fuel all the five- to seven-hour race days.
Amid all this repetition, you learn to find things, however small, that give you something to look forward to. One of these—one of the most universal among all pros—is the results sheet.
I thought of this recently when I found myself on yet another Wednesday evening, in the middle of a stage race, seated around a dining-room table with my seven teammates. Other teams were scattered throughout the room in a similar fashion. I noted, once more, how just by observing the table condiments and place settings (laid out each day by the soigneurs) you can deduce a team's nationality even if no riders are present. Exquisite olive oil and Parmesan cheese characterize the Italian teams. Ketchup and, especially after a good day on the bike, tall beers signify the Dutch tables. Some hybrid of the above plus peanut butter and a variety of hot sauces indicate the multinational squads.
As yet another vast tray of pasta was passed around the tables, I saw the telltale hunch of tired riders ever so slightly perk up, and I knew a special packet of a dozen or so stapled sheets of paper was being hand-delivered to each group. It was the day's results–an archaic yet exhilarating form of communication.
As we bantered and told anecdotes about the stage, one rider snatched up the packet then slowly flipped through the sheets. Stage results are always listed at the front, with general classification next. A page or two will be designated for the midrace sprinting and climbing competitions, as well as a page showcasing the riders who earned the honorary jerseys they'll get to wear the following day. Last, and certainly not least for the amount of sheer entertainment it brings to the entire peloton, are the fines and penalties incurred throughout the day.
Because the rules of cycling are issued from the UCI in Switzerland, the fines are levied in Swiss francs—about the same value as a dollar—and generally run in the 50 to 250 range. The strictness of race officials on various malfeasances varies from country to country, perhaps corresponding to the general public's understanding of the sport. Without question, there are more public urination fines given in America, where spandex-clad cyclists peeing en masse in someone's front yard is considered reprehensible, whereas most European fans would be flattered if a portion of the peloton took a nature break on their grass. The most common penalties come when you draft vehicles too long or take an overtly sticky bottle—when a rider grabs a drink from the car and hangs on to get some free momentum. These cost you a fine and, frequently, a small time penalty. Rarely, but entirely plausibly, a car from the caravan gets a penalty as well as a criminal fine from local police authorities when they're clocked speeding into the triple digits. I've only seen this once.
When the results arrived in my hand, I stole a glance to see where I'd finished on the stage. Revered bragging rights are yours the next day in the peloton if you can say you're winning the unofficial Best Insert-Your-Nationality-Here award or if you nipped a friend of yours for a midpack 71st-place finish. Remember, it's the little things that we seek to keep us entertained.
On the results sheet, all riders have, next to their names, a UCI code based on their nationality and birthday. USA19830131, for example, indicates an American born January 31, 1983. That would be me. I barely pay attention to the code anymore; it's as routine to see as my own name, much the way this whole night was routine. I could have been in France or California or Italy, and it could be February, June, or September. But suddenly I began checking and rechecking the results—there was a big surprise: The exemplary riders and jersey wearers—the stage winner, the best climber, the best sprinter, and many of the guys finishing in the top 10—all had codes that numerically started with 1-9-9. They were all born in the 1990s. Kids, is all I could think. All these kids, just getting started in earnest on their 10,000 hours. And me, so far into it. That was not the result I expected tonight. But it was one of my most memorable.


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Professor Yikuan Lee is an associate professor in the International Business department at San Francisco State University.
Before joining SF State, she held a visiting assistant professor position in the Marketing & Supply Chain department at Michigan State University.
Her research interests include commercialization of innovative products, network effects, new product development, and strategic marketing management in high technology arenas. Much of her work focus on how firms integrate marketing and technology competences.
She received the Best Dissertation Award and the Best Paper Award at the 1999 Product Development and Management Association (PDMA) International Conference. She also won the 2000 Edl and Edith Darger Dissertation Prize in Management in recognition of outstanding academic achievement.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (September 23, 2006) – The Springfield College field hockey team defeated Babson College, 3-2 in overtime, this afternoon in an important New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference game at SC's Benedum Field.
With the win, Springfield is now 6-1 overall, and 1-0 in NEWMAC play, while Babson falls to 4-5 overall, and 0-1 in league play. These two teams played for the NEWMAC championship a year ago, with Springfield defeating Babson for the title, also in overtime.
In today's match, it was Babson that took a 1-0 lead just 15:06 into the contest. Junior midfielder Brittany Stevens (Dudley, Mass.) scored the unassisted goal.
Springfield sophomore forward Jane Kelleher (Chatham, Mass.) then tied it just over 7 minutes later (at 22:19 into the game). That goal was assisted by junior forward Brittany Veazie (Dexter, Maine). Kelleher is the reigning New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Player of the Week.
The score was 1-1 at the intermission.
A little over 14 minutes into the second half, Kelleher struck again, the 9th goal in 7 games for SC's leading scorer. Veazie again assisted.
But Babson had other ideas about going down quietly. With just 3:08 remaining in regulation play, freshman forward Kaitlyn Pettingill (Hopkinton, Mass.) tied matters at 2-all, forcing overtime.
The Pride came out strong in the first overtime, however, and Veazie tallied the game-winner just 1:30 into the extra session. That goal was also unassisted.
In the nets, SC junior goalkeeper Emma Kaplan (Ridgefield, N.J.) played the entire game and was credited with 2 saves and the win. For the Beavers, junior goalkeeper Soraya Gallegos (Houston, Tex.) was far busier, making 21 saves. SC outshot Babson, 24-5. The Pride had 11 penalty corners to Babson's 2.
Springfield next plays at Williams on Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 6 pm. Babson will host WPI next Saturday, Sept. 30 at 1 pm.


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Comment: Re:More like "C with Classes" (Score 1) 406
How are they broken?
It's not that they're broken in themselves, it's that they've been added to a language that can't support them properly. People say, oooh, you must write exception-safe code. What they're saying is, there's a property the code needs to have, which a compiler cannot test for, which you can't even easily unit-test for. And without this property -- exception-safety -- the code is unsafe. (It's not the code that throws or catches exceptions that you need to worry about: it's routines whose callees might throw and whose callers might catch. Those routines have secondary control flows through them, ones you can't see, but which need to be correct for the program to be safe.)
It's not an innovation of the TDD community to say, that if something in your code isn't tested, you can't swear it works. In particular, you can't swear it will continue to work when future maintenance occurs. Because exception safety can't be "defended" against future breakage, I don't think you can hand-on-heart deliver C++ software written with exceptions and claim that it works.
I'm not against exceptions as a programming technique: I think they work great in managed languages such as Python, Java, or ML. In those languages, it's not possible to write code that isn't "exception-safe" in the C++ sense. That's where exceptions belong. Throwing exceptions through unmanaged code was a brave experiment on C++'s part, but it's a misfeature, and I've got more confidence in codebases which forbid that (despite whatever problems they have with two-stage initialisation) than codebases which don't.


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Downtown Waterfront Condo - On the Harbor in South Haven
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It's no surprise that Midwest Living Magazine has ranked South Haven
number 11 on their list of the 100 Best Small-Town Getaways!!
Fully furnished waterfront condominium with absolutely the best view in South Haven, Michigan! This convertible 2 bedroom unit has totally amazing oversized windows and volume ceilings. When you walk into the condo you see 3 sets of large windows that provide you with a breathtaking panoramic view of the harbor. It is the size of a 2 bedroom unit without the second bedroom. This fully furnished condo is perfect for a small family and sleeps up to 4 people. There is a large separate master bedroom with a private bath, deluxe queen size bed and lots of closet space. There is 5-panel wall screens to separate
the other sleeping areas. The spacious living area has a full size sofabed, TV cable) and a Sony DVD player. The other sleeping area has a deluxe La-Z-Boy chair (with a twin pull-out bed). The second bathroom is in this area. Both bathrooms are upgraded with maple cabinets and marble vanity tops.
The kitchen is upgraded, including maple cabinets, all new stainless steel appliances including, GE electric smooth top range, GE over-the-range microwave, Kenmore refrigerator, Whirlpool dishwasher, breakfast bar with stools and a CD player.
The building is centrally located on the beautiful harbor. Relax on our expansive deck and watch the constant boat parade. We are located right in town so you
can walk to the restaurants, movie theatre, grocery and convenience stores, all the shops, the marinas and it is a short 3 block walk to the closest sugar sand beach!
Just park your car because you won't need it!!
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Deluxe Queen-size bed, Full size sofabed, Deluxe La-Z-Boy chair (with a twin pull-out bed), Full Kitchen (with stainless appliances), Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Microwave, Toaster, Coffeemaker, Cooking Utensils, Cable TV/DVD, Air Conditioning, CD Player, sheets provided (must bring own towels), Coin Washers & Dryers (in basement).
activities and attractions in South Haven Michigan
Activities (on site or nearby): Hiking, Biking, Kayaking, Golf,
Tennis, Basketball, Horseback Riding, Fitness Center, Miniature
Golf, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, U-Pick
Farms, Antiques, Museums, Live Theater, Sightseeing, Swimming,
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In a Featherweight fight at UFC 155: Dos Santos vs. Velasquez 2, Leonard Garcia (15-9-1, 2-5 UFC) faces Max Holloway (6-1, 2-1 UFC). This is the first fight on the free FX card. The UFC 155 PPV airs tonight, December 29, with the main card beginning at 10:00 p.m. ET / 7:00 p.m. PT.
This could be the end of Garcia's storied UFC career which has seen him entertain fans with some of the wildest brawls in MMA history.
How do these two stack up?
Garcia: 33 years old | 5'9" tall | 69.5" reach
Holloway: 21 years old | 5'11" tall | 70" reach
What have these two done recently?
Garcia: L Matt Grice (UD) | L Nam Phan (UD) | L Chan Sung Jung (Sub)
Holloway: W Justin Lawrence (TKO) | W Pat Shilling (UD) | L Dustin Poirier (Sub)
How did these two get here?
Garcia first made a name for himself by putting on a great showing in a loss to Roger Huerta in his 2007 UFC debut at Lightweight. After going 1-2 in the UFC he moved down to Featherweight when that meant moving to the WEC. He went 4-3-1 in the WEC and put on a legendary brawl with "the Korean Zombie" Chan Sung Jung. He moved to the UFC when the WEC was shut down and aside from a very unpopular decision win over Nam Phan in their first bout has been winless. This could be the end of the road for Garcia as a big-time fighter.
Holloway first came to attention as a 4-0 19 year old when he was featured in the Bloody Elbow Scouting Report last year. He made his UFC debut as a late substitute for Ricardo Lamas against Dustin Poirier which he lost but he's since put together a 2 fight win streak.
Why should you care?
It's a classic case of a legendary fighter on his way down against an exciting young prospect on the way up. Can Garcia dig deep and score one more KO win with a big right hand? Can Holloway show he can hand with one of the fiercest brawlers in the history of the sport?


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Marseille Lineup (4-2-3-1): Andrade; Fanni, Nkoulou, Morel, Azpilicueta; Diarra, Mbia; A. Ayew, Valbuena, Amalfitano; Remy
Bayern Munich Lineup (4-2-3-1): Neuer; Alaba, Badstuber, Boateng, Lahm; Luiz Gustavo, Kroos; Robben, Müller, Ribery; Gomez
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Battering and frying unquestionably add fat and calories, but making sure the oil is at the optimum temperature will help keep absorption to a minimum. If your deep fryer doesn't have a temperature indicator, you can test by dropping a cube of crustless white bread in the oil. It should be golden brown in about 60 seconds. While frying, don't crowd foods or the temperature will drop and the food will absorb more oil.
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Terrific Teriyaki Burgers Recipe
- 1/4 cup ketchup
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon unsweetened crushed pineapple
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1 egg white, lightly beaten
- 1/3 cup dry bread crumbs
- 3 green onions, chopped
- 2 tablespoons unsweetened crushed pineapple
- 3/4 pound ground turkey or beef
- 3/4 pound lean ground turkey
- 6 slices unsweetened pineapple
- 6 hamburger buns, split and toasted
- 6 lettuce leaves
- 6 slices tomato
- In a small bowl, combine the ketchup, soy sauce, brown sugar, pineapple, ginger, garlic and sesame oil; set aside.
- In a large bowl, combine the egg white, bread crumbs, onions, crushed pineapple and 3 tablespoons reserved ketchup mixture. Crumble beef and turkey over mixture and mix well. Shape into six burgers.
- Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill burgers, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 5-7 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 165° and juices run clear, brushing occasionally with remaining ketchup mixture.
- Grill or broil pineapple slices for 2-3 minutes on each side or until heated through. Serve burgers and pineapple on buns with lettuce and tomato. Yield: 6 servings.
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This was so good! I even pulled out the grill on a Minnesota February day to make these! Was so good in fact, I made them the next day inside on the stove top. Good either way! Only down side was that the meat paddies wanted to fall apart when flipping them over. The taste however, is delicious whether in paddy form or loose crumbles!
I didn't have any problem with these crumbling and we thought the flavor was delicious!
I also had the same problem as others with consistency and the burgers fall apart on the grill, so I cooked the remaining burgers on the stovetop. Aside from them falling apart, the flavor was absolutely delicious! I will certainly try this recipe again and play around with the ingredients to perfect the consistency. I may also give BarbieHart's suggestion a try and freeze them first. Definitely worth a second try!
I found these burgers an absolute delite! Delicious. I used all ground turkey and can't wait to try with chicken. I used a griddle to cook these burgers, as I don't have a grill, and didn't have a problem flipping the burgers. As to Chess, your reviews were extremely unprofessional and I feel sorry that you'll be missing out on all of the other wonderful recipes Taste of Home has to offer.
Anytime I use ground turkey I put them in the freezer before I cook them, sometime even partially freezing them. Then cook on grill and only turn over once, not "bothering" them so they won't fall apart. The more frozen they are the better. You won't have trouble anymore.
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