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You've completed all of your core teaching courses, and now it is time to put everything you have learned to the test. You have finally made it to student teaching! Congratulations, you are on your way to shaping today's youth into successful citizens. At first, student teaching may sound a bit scary, not knowing what to expect. But, if you arm yourself with enough knowledge, then this experience can be one of the best in your college career.
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There will be times that your mentor teacher will trust you to be alone with the students. He/She may leave the classroom to take a phone call, meeting or go the main office. If the cooperating teacher is absent, then the school district will get a substitute. If this happens then it is usually your job to take over the classroom while the substitute monitors you.
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Most students find it very difficult to work and student teach. Think of student teaching as your full-time job. You will actually be spending more hours than a typical school day in the classroom, planning, teaching and consulting with your teacher. By the end of the day you will be extremely tired.
Do I Have to Get Fingerprinted in Order to Teach?
Most school districts will do a criminal background check (fingerprinting) by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. There will also be a a FBI criminal history record check depending upon your school district.What Can I Expect During This Experience?
You will spend most of your time planning, teaching and reflecting how it went. During a typical day you will follow the school schedule and most likely stay after to meet with the teacher to plan for the next day.
What are Some of my Responsibilities?
- Prepare and present daily lesson plans.
- Following rules and policies of school.
- Set an example for students in personal habits, conduct, and how you dress.
- Get acquainted with the classroom mentor teacher.
- Maintain a professional relationship with the entire school staff.
- Be receptive and accepting of constructive criticism from everyone.
Do I Have to Teach Right Away?
No, you will be integrated slowly. Most cooperating teachers start interns off by allowing them to take over one or two subjects at a time. Once you feel comfortable, then you will expected to take on all of the subjects.
Am I Required to Generate My Own Lesson Plans?
Yes, but you may ask the cooperating teacher for an example of theirs so you know what is expected.
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You are required to attend everything your cooperating teacher attends. This includes, faculty meetings, in-service meetings, district meetings, and parent-teacher conferences. Some student teachers are asked to conduct the parent-teacher conferences.
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It might not be about the cha-ching cha-ching, and it might not be about the ba-bling ba-bling, but Jessie J is heading down to our shores next March!
The international Brit-pop sensation, who released her debut album Who You Are in March 2011, featuring hits Price Tag and Nobody's Perfect, will return to the land down under after her successful promotional tour here earlier this year.
Already establishing herself as one of the best pop sensations to come out of this year - she's even got more than one million followers on Twitter - Jessie J is definitely an artist set to continue to rise to the top! She's the new kid on the block, but she's making everyone realise just why she'll be around for a long time to come.
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February 23, 2013
Montgomery, AL-The Salem College basketball team stormed back from a 14-point deficit in the 2nd half to beat Agnes Scott, 53-51, and advance to tomorrow's Great South Championship Finals. The Spirits were led by Bria Patterson (Winterhaven, FL) and her huge 10 points in the 2nd half. The team also reached a school record 17 wins for the basketball program.
The Spirits (17-10) will take on the host and #1 seeded Hawks of Huntingdon in tomorrow's championship at 1:00 (CT). Huntingdon (16-9) cruised to a 97-65 win against Spelman in the other semifinal game. The Spirits split with the Hawks during the regular season, with each team winning on their home court.
It took the offense a while to get going, and Agnes Scott had a 27-17 lead at halftime. The Scotties would stretch that lead to 14 with 17:20 remaining. The Spirits destroyed the Scotties over the next 13 minutes as they went on an impressive 33-6 run. They held on over the last 4 minutes to secure the win.
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Winston-Salem, NC- The Piedmont Baptist College Basketball Classic championship game was played Saturday afternoon which saw Salem College matched up against the host school Piedmont Baptist. The Spirits went on a 15-0 run midway through the first half and led at the intermission 42-17. Kelsey Rector (FY, State Road, NC) finished the Conquerors off by hitting three 3-pointers in the final 51 seconds as Salem cruised to an 87-48 victory and the championship plaque.
Casey Jones (So, Winston-Salem, NC) was named the Tournament's Most Valuable Player as she averaged 16 points and 15 rebounds per game. Jones finished with 6 points and a team high 11 rebounds against Piedmont Baptist.
Kelsey Rector led the Spirits (5-10) in scoring Saturday with 19 points and was named to the All-Tournament Team. Jazmine Gilbert (FY, Fayetteville, NC) scored 14 points and was also named to the All-Tournament Team.
Shakila Springs (So, Winston-Salem, NC) had her best game of 2008 as she scored 15 points and grabbed 10 rebounds.Billie Harmon (Jr, Reidsville, NC) missed a double-double by one point has she scored nine points and pulled down ten rebounds. Courtney Sauer played a solid game despite an injured shoulder. Sauer grabbed 9 rebounds, scored 7 points, and had 4 assists, 3 blocks and 3 steals.
Piedmont Baptist was led by Erica Buffaloe who had 19 points and 6 rebounds, including five 3-pointers. Adrianne Lakey scored 12 points. Buffaloe and Courtney Moses were named to the All-Tournament Team as Piedmont Baptist College finished runner-up in the tournament.
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Adobe on Tuesday patched six vulnerabilities in the newest version of its popular Reader PDF viewer, making good on a late-2011 promise when it shipped an emergency update for an older edition.
That update addressed bugs that attackers had exploited with rigged PDF documents emailed to a large number of companies, including major U.S. defense contractors last December, probably as part of an effort to steal confidential information. Researchers found clues in the attack tactics and exploit code that pointed to Chinese hacker involvement.
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While Adobe patched Reader 9 on Windows almost a month ago, it deferred updates for Reader 10 on all platforms, and for Reader 9 on Mac and Linux. The exploits would fail if aimed at Reader 10 because of that version's protective "sandbox" technology, Adobe said, and Mac and Linux users were in little danger because attackers were focused on Windows PCs.
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Redhook Late Harvest Autumn Ale - Redhook Ale Brewery
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Reviews by BryanCarey:
3.45/5 rDev +0.3%
Poured from the bottle, this beer is tan/red in color with a generally clear body and an interesting aroma. The nose combines fruit, malted barley, and yeast and it is enticing even if not very pronounced.
This is a good seasonal beer that offers a bready/malty flavor profile and a balance between sweet grains and earthy/bitter hops. Its flavor profile is not as complex as many other seasonals but still interesting enough to warrant an occasional drink.
I enjoy the flavors present in this beer, like the smoky malt and the combination of Eurpoean and North American hops. But this beer is a slight disappointment due to the lack of a full, rich body. I could taste just a touch of wateriness in the finish and while it didn't spoil the experience, it certainly lessened its value.
Redhook Late Autumn Harvest is a good beer that easily beats the majority of the mainstream beers. It isn't as tasty as it could be but it does satisfy generally and the price is right. In other words, it is very much like other Redhook products: Good, but certainly not good enough to set your taste buds on fire or to win any prestigious awards.
09-13-2006 04:31:35 | More by BryanCarey
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North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev +4.7%
Thanks for NCLifestyle for pointing out this beer,poured a nice deep copper with a slightly off white head,pretty average in the aroma department though a hint of caramel and toasted malt but its faint.This is a straight on amber ale no frills some caramel and kilned malt a slight butteriness and vanilla pod in the finish not overly complex.Is it robust like the six pack says not really but its quaffable and has some decent flavor,not bad.In some ways it reminds me a little of Anderson Valley Summer Solstice in appearance and a vanilla-like finish.
08-25-2005 21:03:48 | More by oberon
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
Redhook's autumn seasonal. I think it used to go by another name. It was served in a pint glass, amber color with a good, thick head. It had a nice caramel/toffee aroma. Ditto for the taste, with some faint hops bitterness. A fairly good beer. Should have opted for two of these instead of trying Redline Ale.
08-29-2006 12:04:04 | More by lordofthewiens
Rhode Island
3.6/5 rDev +4.7%
Pours a bright, clear amber color with a nice head that lingers. Smell is earhty, caramel malts, hop spice. Taste is of caramel malts, very earthy, earhty hops, nice hop finish. Mouthfeel is medium body, crisp, decent carbonation. Semi dry finish. Very drinkable.
10-05-2008 22:59:21 | More by Doomcifer
3.7/5 rDev +7.6%
12 oz brown bottle with a bottled date of 090606 ... quite fresh.
A- Thin but sticky lace comes from a modest head, clarity is fine showing off a bright copper color.
S- Crisp toasty malt, hints of bread crust and smoke. Slight hop and fruitiness in the nose as well.
T&M- Very smooth in a semi-creamy medium body. Clean toasted grain, herbal spicy citric hop bitterness and flavor balances well but does not get in the way. Ghost like smoke clings to a mild fruitiness and slightly rough grainy finish. Semi-dry.
D- A decent fall seasonal with some character, certainly worth a try and I am glad I did give this one a try.
09-24-2006 01:24:36 | More by Jason
New York
3.8/5 rDev +10.5%
12 ounce bottle, this one is called "Late Harvest Autumn Ale", this bottle came in a "greatest hits" themed sampler box. "Bottled" dating of "08-09-06" (yeah fresh beer!) stamped onto the label . This one pours clear auburn amber, with a darkish tan head, leaving some spotty lacing. Maple syrup malty nose. This is a malt based amber ale. Medium in bodied and fairly flavorful and enjoyable. Notes of smoky, caramel/honey. Smooth and malty brew, decent sessioner, with BBQ or smoky foods or would work as a sweet marinating fluid.
08-28-2006 00:01:47 | More by Billolick
West Virginia
2.83/5 rDev -17.7%
12oz. brown bottle,bottled on 07/25/07. served in a nonic glass
Hazy coppery color with a 1" off-white head with a tan tint,leaving some webby lacing at the top of the glass turning spotty the rest of the way down. Slight amount of carbination a couple of bubbles stringing with some staggering around.
Aromas on the faint side,grassy with some fruityness peach/apricot with some light hints of malt in the background.
Tart tastes at the start,grainular,peach skin,grassy,with a slight metallic edge.. Tangy with some juicy bitterness,smooth and clean leaves a dry feel on the palate. Had a really different taste,than what I would have expected.
Slightly rough with a grainy edge,medium edge with some creamyness. Wasn't a bad beer.just didn't do anything for me. Not a beer i would buy again.
10-25-2007 01:49:24 | More by jcdiflorio
4.5/5 rDev +30.8%
09-12-2012 13:46:17 | More by wattoclone
3.25/5 rDev -5.5%
08-01-2013 15:06:32 | More by Cynic-ale
4.2/5 rDev +22.1%
Light honey colored with an orangey beige foamy head made up of bubbles of many and various sizes. Aroma is rich and strong, bready malts, fruity sweetness, some light spiciness of nutmeg. Flavor is rich and full, with typical Marzen smooth maltiness, a little doughey, a little sweet, some fruit and cinnamon, but also something a little edgey like some essence of autumnal dried leaves. Understated hops, just some lingering bitter in the aftertaste. Smooth mouthfeel, some tingly carbonation. Very drinkable, I've been enjoying this beer this Fall.
09-11-2005 21:22:26 | More by far333
3.58/5 rDev +4.1%
Pours clear dark copper colored with an off white head, leaving lots of lacing on the sides of the glass. Great head retention. Smells like malts and fruits. Malths, fruits and hops dominate the flavor. Mouthfeel is medium-light bodied, thinner than you might expect. This is ok, but its difficult to locate in my area and kind of expensive so I probably won't buy this again.
10-27-2006 00:27:59 | More by Dizzy
3.63/5 rDev +5.5%
A new one from Redhook. Clear copper color with a decent tan head that lies flat at 1/2 an inch in height. Fairly sticky lace, especially on the near side of the pint glass. Malty aroma, cinnamon bread, a bit of fruit and hop tickle. Mouthfeel is about medium, carbonation is average. Lots of malt to start, toasty with sweet tones that get a little tea-like when combined with an orangey hop oil bittering at the close. Actually a fairly sturdy brew in many aspects with a bite at the end. A few elements seem a bit papery and cardboard-like. Still, not a bad brew overall.
09-04-2005 02:06:36 | More by ADR
3.38/5 rDev -1.7%
Got this as a single from Green's in Atlanta.
Pours a cloudy brown color with a thin white head that soon dissipates into a thin ring around the glass. Almost no lacing.
Smells alright. Lots and lots of noble hop aroma until it warms up and lets the sweet caramel malts shine throuhgh.
Tastes good. Lots of sweet caramel malts up front, followed shortly by noble hop and toasted malt flavors. Slightly bitter ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a good thickness, and the carbonation is solid. Could be a bit smoother however.
Drinkability is good. I could drink a few of these, but I've had better.
Overall this is a solid fall beer, but there are better ones out there. Worth a shot for this time of year, and it's better than I expected.
09-26-2008 01:48:13 | More by glid02
New Mexico
3.75/5 rDev +9%
01-25-2014 22:36:55 | More by LXIXME
3.7/5 rDev +7.6%
A - Dark copper color with moderate carbonation on the pour. 1.5 fingers of thick white head which dissipates nicely to a thin head that creates a nice lacing during the drinking process. Nice looking beer!
S - Malty, Hops, Grapefruit, Spices, Earthy
T - Roasted caramel malt, moderate hops, citrus, pumpkin, and toasted nuts. Nice fall Octoberfest feel to it but a thinner interpretation.
M - A moderate to thin feel on the taste with good carbonation. You can taste a nice burst of hops at the finish but this is not overwhelming like an IPA. Malts and spices are definitely on the taste buds. Overall a pretty diverse set of flavors in a single beer. A balanced Octoberfest with a nice hop presence comes to mind.
D- Very nice beer and a good session beer. I would purchase this again for sure.
10-02-2008 23:37:10 | More by racer2k
New Jersey
1.93/5 rDev -43.9%
Red Hook- Late Harvest
Brewed on 07/11/07
Apearance- Clear reddish orange with a huge frothy heavy lacing head.
Smell- Sweet caramel malt, pumpkin, grainy bread.
Taste- Metallic aspirin flavor! Bitter, but not a nice hoppy bitter but a battery acid bitter.
Mouthfeel- Again, metallic bitter from beginning to end. Whoa, this can't be right?!
Overall- This is brand new at my local liquor store, and its clearly stamped 07/11/07 on the label. This tasted horrible I gotta dump it. I'll look for it on tap and try it. Otherwise avoid bottle form!!!
08-13-2007 20:19:51 | More by NJpadreFan
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
Pretty copper color with decent head leaving white lacing on the glass.
Malty aroma with slight hoppiness. Fairly malty flavor too, with a nice touch of hops to go along, leading to a smooth, dry finish. Just a bit watered down, otherwise it would score better.
10-04-2006 23:01:05 | More by weasbri
New Hampshire
3.78/5 rDev +9.9%
A hard pour reveals a amber-orange color, bright and lively with a decent all-white, shimmering top, quick dissipation but with plenty of foamy goodness left all-around.
The aroma has malty, fruity sweetness upfront and some gentle, earthy hops underneath. Pretty simple.
This is a malty beast, sweet candy, caramel and sweet fruits dominate, balanced with very subtle sour-earthy hops with a long, slick sweet 'n sour malt finish. The feel is very crispy, big bite with some underlying heat then transmutes into a slick, malty finish.
Some good complexity here, big malt, maybe not enough hop ooomph though...perhaps a bit earthier with some smoky malts for Autumn.
09-07-2010 17:17:19 | More by GratefulBeerGuy
3.68/5 rDev +7%
Beer pours a reddish brown with minimal head and very little retention. Slight lacing as the beer slides down the glass.
Hops and roasted malt seem to be evenly distributed. A little more hops coming through though. Something a little different but not able to figure out. Maybe yeast?
Hops a little more prevalent than malt when tasting. Impressions of ESB.
Nothing bad here just average for what I was expecting.
Definitely would drink more as Redhook continues to produce above average product.
11-11-2006 03:30:52 | More by SMark
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
02-05-2012 02:54:48 | More by zzombie
3.4/5 rDev -1.2%
Apperance: fairly nice color...deep reddish copper. Poured smoothly with nice head. Was fairly nice to look at!
Smell: a light malty aroma but not as big as what I was hoping for...but still very pleasant
Taste: not as balanced and sophisticated as stated on the bottle but very drinkable. I guess I was expecting more of a oktoberfest beer with it's fall release. Overall a light toasty, malty brew.
Mouthfeel: very drinkable, medium body and smoothness
Don't buy with the idea of an oktoberfest type beer. Seems this beer could be served year round, but it did conjure up some tastes of the fall
09-11-2006 16:03:52 | More by Magpie14
Ontario (Canada)
3.35/5 rDev -2.6%
half asleep, i thought this was another American pale wheat, even after pouring with a moderate colour and white head. instead got a malt play with some hops. A little roast in there, a bit watery, drinkable and not bad for a beverage. A tad citrus if you look for it.
01-20-2008 02:12:39 | More by Sammy
3.85/5 rDev +11.9%
Pours out a copper colored brew not too much of a head.Has a mildly hoppy smell to it. Taste ,,wow pretty hoppy taste i wasnt expecting. Slight malt shows through but the hops dominate the taste,,and i like it very smooth.Mouthfeel is pretty standard nothing outstanding but not terrible. all in all a pretty damn good brew
09-05-2006 00:55:09 | More by tweeder263
3.95/5 rDev +14.8%
A - This one pours a deep bronze that looks a little tangerine in the light. The head is more of a collar, but some tiny bubbles in the lace look nice.
S - Malty and bready notes are the main idea here, and some sandy mineral aspects are there too. A little hop scent shows up and adds a bit of autumn leaf flair.
T - This is much more hoppy than it smells! This is an earthy flavored amber that tastes very much like the season it represents. Tangy fruit adds vibrant notes on top of the base of whole wheat bread and hearty bagel flavors: mango and tangerine with a small hint of kiwi. This balance of earthy malt and higher fruit splashes is really well done.
M - Medium bodied, firm, and hearty. This is crisply carbonated and really fresh.
D - Definitely a session beer for the colder months. I really like RedHooks ESB and IPA, and this is another well-rounded and well-made beer that could become a staple in my fridge during the months it's available. Refreshing and balanced, with a nod towards the hop-heads out there... this is a really good brew!
02-27-2010 23:10:04 | More by pmcadamis
3.65/5 rDev +6.1%
For some reason I can't seem to get close to this beer.
It's got a decent appearance with a deep-cooper/orange body and a thin but creamy white head; although the retention and lacing could be a bit better.
And the nose is OK with some nice toasty malts, but there's a bit of a mineralish edge that I find off-putting. A smear of leafy and grassy hops are there too. And there's a sweetness that combines with the yeasty fruitiness that seems kind of odd. But again, there's nothing really wrong with it, I'm just not fond of it. It's almost like a pumpkin beer without the spice. Or is there spice? I feel like there's something there that's just not coming through clearly, something I can't put my finger on. Perhaps it is lightly spiced...? That would explain the 'mineralish' side and the odd sweetness, kind of like cinnamon. Hmmm. I don't know, it's probably just from a combination of a good deal of crystal malt and hops. Regardless, I know it's not for me.
It's smooth in the mouth with a medium body and moderate carbonation. Pretty nice.
The flavor expresses a distinctly caramelish, somewhat mineral-like malty side with grassy and spicy hops to balance it, and a bold bitterness to anchor it. It's toasty, and there's almost a roasty edge to it... it has a kind of a rough, burnt cusp. Hmmm. Odd. It's almost like dark malt acidity, but it's not quite there. And that lingers stickily in the finish along with some grassy and mildly spicy hops and a solid bitterness. Acrid. No real spice though, so I must be picking something else up.
Odd beer. I've had quite a few of them, I think it was six in all, from the variety case, but I just can't get used to it. So I'm not sure how to score this because maybe it's just me. On the other hand, I won't buy it again, and I've never even wanted to finish one, so at least I can score it hedonistically on drinkability. Otherwise it's pretty well-balanced except for the weird edge, and it's clean and well-brewed. It dos kind of remind me of burning leaves on a crisp cool night though, so maybe the "Late Harvest Autumn" tag is appropriate. Try it. Maybe it can put you under its spell.
10-30-2006 00:28:37 | More by NeroFiddled
Redhook Late Harvest Autumn Ale from Redhook Ale Brewery
79 out of 100 based on 285 ratings.


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PITTSBURGH -- Astros catcher Chris Snyder is one step closer to history, albeit a slow step.
Snyder recently moved into third place on baseball's all-time list for the most plate appearances without a stolen base.
Snyder was sitting at 2,232 career plate appearances entering Sunday, which put him only 12 behind Johnny Estrada (2,244), who's second all time. At the top of the list is catcher Russ Nixon, who played 12 seasons (1957-68) and never stole a base in 2,714 career plate appearances.
"I think statistics have proven I can stay in one place for a very long time and not get to a destination very quickly," Snyder said.
Snyder embraces his lack of speed, joking Sunday with teammates that he needs to get his cleats bronzed if he ever breaks the all-time record. Of course, one stolen base would take Snyder off the list, but don't expect that to happen.
"It's pretty funny," he said. "It's comical. It's something that was brought to my attention probably two years ago. I knew I had never stole a bag, but the last couple of years it's been one of those things where I heard from everybody about getting close.
"They say, 'When you get a bag, you need to do the Rickey Henderson and hold up the bag and all kinds of stuff.' I don't know if I'll do that if I could ever get a bag. It's pretty funny. I get a laugh out of it."
Astros continue tradition of pink bats
PITTSBURGH -- For the seventh consecutive year, some Astros players used pink bats during Sunday's Mother's Day game against the Pirates to help raise awareness for breast cancer.
While all the players wore pink ribbons on their jerseys and donned pink armbands, some -- like infielder Marwin Gonzalez -- took it a step further and even wore pink cleats. Among the Astros swinging hot pink lumber on Sunday were Carlos Lee, Jason Castro and Gonzalez.
"It's an honor for Mother's Day," said Lee, who went 2-for-5 with two runs on Sunday. "I think that it's good that MLB shows that we care about the mothers."
The bats will be auctioned to help raise money for Komen for the Cure. The auction increasingly represents a sizable chunk of the total that goes to Komen for overall funding for awareness, research and treatment of breast cancer.
Fans can also buy one of those 2012 pink bats right now from the MLB.com shop and help in the fight against breast cancer in the process. They are going for $69.99, and $10 of each sale goes to Komen for the Cure. The bats are the same model many players used Sunday.
Johnson in a groove, continuing to work
PITTSBURGH -- Chris Johnson is admittedly feeling more comfortable at the plate these days, but the Astros' third baseman is drawing upon his experience from last year and not allowing himself to get too comfortable.
Johnson, who hit a go-ahead RBI single in Sunday's eventual 3-2, 12-inning loss to the Pirates, is batting an even .300 with 20 RBIs on the season.
"You can't be [too comfortable]," Johnson said. "My experience has taught me that. I'm going to keep working, and the main thing is we're winning some ballgames. We need to get to that .500 mark and we'll go from there."
Johnson has been working all season on being more selective, and manager Brad Mills said finding the right approach is a never-ending process.
"It's a situation where he's still fining where he's at, finding where that strike [zone] is and finding what pitches he can handle and what pitchers he can't handle," Mills said. "Those are things he's still going through. For this stretch of close to two years, I've tried to hit him sixth and seventh most of the time to kind of take [pressure] off. He's got the bat speed to really do some damage."
Worth noting
Second baseman Jose Altuve, who has played in 32 of the club's first 33 games, was held out of the lineup Sunday to get some rest. Marwin Gonzalez started at second base, marking his first start since April 24.
Left fielder J.D. Martinez, who entered Sunday in a 1-for-31 slump and hitless in his last 21 at-bats, returned to the starting lineup after three days out of the lineup.
Brian McTaggart is reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, Tag's Lines. Follow @brianmctaggart on Twitter. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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International Service Immersion Program
Our Campus Ministry programs integrate learning, faith, justice and service. During spring break or Mardi Gras break each year, many of our students immerse themselves in another culture while helping others through international service trips. For example, in Belize and Nicaragua, they have built houses for poverty-stricken families. In El Salvador, they have lived in solidarity with people still suffering from the effects of the country's civil war.
A few reflections from our immersion trip veterans...
"This trip gave me a sense of peace that I don't think I've ever experienced yet in my life. ... It was just a humbling reminder that I don't have everything figured out, but I trust God that everything's going to fall into place."
– Carleigh Lanclos, Punta Gorda, Belize
"One thing that really stood out to me from the trip was our interactions with the local Belizean people. We were not working FOR the poor; rather, we were working WITH the poor. The family that we built the house for was on the worksite every single day, and we never had to ask them to help us."
– Erin Stauss, Belize City, Belize
"My faith grew by seeing the faith in the Nicaraguans who had nothing. They might not have had much material things or basic necessities but they were rich inside. They had hope and trust in a better future."
– Alexandra Golik, Nicaragua
"The best part of the experience was staying in the small village of Guarjila with selected families. This allowed us to be fully immersed into the culture, to learn about their history and what life is like for them today. Even with the 'language barrier' that came along with not speaking the same language, we were able to really connect with the families and leave a lasting impact as well as be impacted."
– Jessica Makowski, El Salvador


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Visitation will be held today, March 24, 2013, from 2 until 5 p.m. at Wilson Brothers Funeral Home in Carbon Hill. Funeral services will be at 5 p.m. at the funeral home. Bro. Frankie Keene will officiate the service. Burial will follow at Smith Chapel Cemetery in Carbon Hill.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Travis C. Yocum Sr. and Valora Abel Yocum; and niece, Laura Yocum
He is survived by his two daughters, Amanda Yocum Gilbert (Robert) and Mary Yocum; his siblings, Travis C. Yocum Jr., Debra Yocum Thomas (James), Sherry Yocum Painter (Clevis) and Gary Yocum (Cindy); and a host of other relatives and dear friends.
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"Brian, I don't know how you do it. I mean, without going crazy."
— Loy Arcenas
The world premiere of Blind Man Singing on February 6, 2006, marked opening number 22 for me since the last week of August, 2005. I, too, am not quite sure how this happened. I guess my not saying "no" is how it happened. I work for a wide range of theatres here in Chicago and throughout the country. I have opened shows in a variety of spaces, from The Chicago Theatre that seats 3,000, to a storefront that seats less than 30 people.
August ended with my designing the set and lights for Improv Olympics 25th Anniversary at the Chicago Theatre. Means of Production built the set, the exterior of IO's Chicago Theatre in Wrigleyville. The challenge of this show was that, a week before the opening, they decided that they were shooting it for a DVD. We brought in someone with a light meter who works with TV lighting. He was able to make adjustments to my theatrical lighting for a perfectly even wash for the cameras without losing the theatricality. This was all happening while I was in previews for Copenhagen at one of my theatre homes, Timeline Theatre Company. There were many late nights, painting molding lines onto two 15'×30' curved, sanded, welding curtains (heavy-weight plastic used for protection in scene shops or factories), which was my solution for not being able to afford sanded Plexiglas. We took three welding curtains and had them heat-welded — a process to attach plastic to plastic without glue — to our specific length and covered the long horizontal seams with chair and picture rail lines, so the seams would not be seen on stage.
Shortly after, I started tech for Hephaestus (sets and lights) at Lookingglass Theatre Company, another of my homes. This show was in tech at the same time as Grand Hotel (lights) at Drury Lane Water Tower Theatre. Fortunately, the theatres are across the street from each other, a small miracle that was an enormous help. And for the first time, I hired an assistant. Luckily for me, Jesse Klug happens to be the world's best assistant and is now a colleague I work with often. We were able to preprogram Hephaestus before the company was ever in the space, cueing the entire show before the actors showed up.
Both shows had moving lights [High End Systems Studio Colors], another first for me. We used them for a rock-and-roll circus look that called for movement and color. Jesse and I would leapfrog between Drury Lane and Lookingglass, programming in the morning and then teching in each of the theatres in the day. I ran back and forth between breaks, and I would watch a different show each night. I started loading in the sets for Recent Tragic Events, Uma Productions, my third home, and Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, Teatro Vista, before we opened the two shows downtown. Fortunately for me, these two shows took over the upstairs and downstairs of The Chopin Theatre. The other theatre company always knew where I was, so if there was a problem, I just had to take a few steps to answer any questions. Means of Production also built the set for Teatro Vista, which meant that I only had a few paint/touch up notes and propping to do on my own.
It was back to Drury Lane to load in and tech School House Rock Live (sets and lights), a kid's show that sat on top of the Grand Hotel set during the day. I brought Jesse onto this project to assist and program the board, as it was mostly lit by our six moving lights (SGM Giottos), and we teched it in one day, using the plot from Grand Hotel. I grabbed my sanity (and my partner Ryan) and headed to Michigan for a quick two-day breather and then back to tech Lonnie Carter's world premiere, Wheatley (set) at Victory Gardens and the world premiere of Curt Columbus's translation of Three Sisters (set) at Strawdog Theatre Company. This was a little difficult, as the theatres were across town from each other, but both theatres and directors were very understanding.
The challenge of these last five shows was that they were very hands on; I was dressing, propping, and painting in the day while teching at night. Fortunately, Jenny Fague, the properties master at Steppenwolf, was extremely giving to us, letting us borrow furniture that we could afford on this budget. I would be coming home to design upcoming projects. I was in bed by 2-3am and up at 7am most days. The Second City Toronto was installing my set for their new theatre at this time, as was The Second City ETC in Chicago.
Late October took me back to Timeline to tech and open A Man For All Seasons (set), a long, raked, perforated, steel deck banded in wood with a small pool in the middle and audience on both sides. Unheard of in this space, PJ Powers, artistic director, and Brian Voelker, managing director, weren't quite sure about the whole pool idea. But they gave us the green light. This overlapped with Nilo Cruz's Hortensia And The Museum of Dreams (set) at Victory Gardens, with Wheatley still running upstairs. I brought Jesse on to light the production. Roasting Chestnuts (set) at Noble Fool Theatricals was next, where I vomited Christmas on stage, in a good way. It was an over-the-top holiday romp — great fun!
I was off to Los Angeles before Chestnuts opened to paint, hang, focus, and tech The Brothers Karamazov (sets and lights), a three-hour, three-act play, with Circle X Theatre Company. Directed by a close friend, John Patrick Langs, this production marked our ninth collaboration in theatre and film. I met with Sebastien Grouard to assist me on a Lookingglass show in the spring before I left for LA. We hit it off so well that I asked him to assist me on Barefoot In The Park, Candida, and Love Song at Steppenwolf, also in the spring. The brilliant thing is that Sebastien had transferred all my hand-drafting and sketches into CAD. For the first time, I could talk to the director and shops via phone and email and make rapid changes that I could never do before while out of town.
I was back to Chicago for a few days and meetings, then off to New York to tech Candida (set) at The Jean Cocteau Repertory at the Bowery Street Theatre. I was painting, propping, buying fabric for the show. I found the most amazing discount fabric store in Chinatown, Modern Décor — amazing staff.
I was back to Chicago to relight A Christmas Carol (lights) at Writers' Theatre with Michael Halberstam, who just directed Candida in NYC. Then, I was back to NY, on the stage, with Barefoot In The Park at Drury Lane Oakbrook, where I spent most of my time dressing the set with pipes and oddities that past inhabitants might have left in the apartment. Accomplice (sets and lights), back at Noble Fool, was on the heels of Barefoot, followed by Caryl Churchill's A Number (set) at Next Theatre Company — a modern, sleek set that pushed the theatre's budget and space. We had another sanded Plexi challenge. BJ Jones, the director, and I wanted a sanded Plexi ceiling. The steel tube and Plexi were out of our league. Bob Groth, the same TD from Copenhagen at Timeline, had the idea to use commercial grade drop ceiling supports, and I thought frosted corrugated plastic panel would work just fine. It came together beautifully.
After the opening of Blind Mouth Singing (sets), which was directed by Broadway designer Loy Arcenas (no pressure) at the Chopin with Teatro Vista, I was ready to open Guantanamo: Honor Bound To Defend Freedom (set) at Timeline Theatre Company. I am not sure what to do with myself this spring; I only have six shows in three months.
To answer Loy's question, I think you have to be a little crazy to work in this business…and be grateful to the people who celebrate your insanity. I thank them all.
- Saturday, August 27
I.O.'s 25th Anniversary Reunion Show
(Chicago Theatre)
- Previews August 23-26
(TimeLine Theatre Company, Chicago)
- Previews September 8-10
(Lookingglass Theatre, Chicago)
- September 7-November 6
Grand Hotel
(Drury Lane Water Tower Place, Chicago)
- September 22-October 15
Recent Tragic Events
- September 19-October 16
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
(Both: Chopin Theater, Chicago)
- Previews September 24; Show through December 31
School House Rock Live (Drury Lane)
- October 6-November 13
Wheatley (Victory Gardens, Chicago)
- October 6-November 19
Three Sisters (Strawdog Theatre, Chicago)
- Previews November 1-4
A Man For All Seasons (Timeline Theatre)
Hortensia And The Museum of Dreams (Victory Gardens)
- Previews November 16-19
Roasting Chestnuts (Noble Fool Theatricals, Charles, IL)
- December 3-January 15, 2006
The Brothers Karamazov
(INSIDE the Ford, Hollywood, CA)
- December 28-February 11, 2006
(Bouwerie Lane Theatre, New York City)
- December 21-24
A Christmas Carol
(Writers' Theatre, Glencoe, IL)
- December 30-February 26, 2006
Barefoot in the Park
(Drury Lane, Oakbrook Terrace, IL)
- January 22-March 18
Accomplice (Noble Fool Theatricals)
- January 26-February 26
A Number
(Noyes Cultural Arts Center, Evanston, IL)
- February 6-March 5
Blind Mouth Singing (Chopin Theater)
- Previews February 7-10
Guantanamo: Honor Bound To Defend Freedom (Timeline Theatre Company)
- March 30-June 4
Love Song (Steppenwolf, Chicago)


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The Minnesota Gophers had not defeated Nebraska since 1960, a streak that spanned 16 games including a 1983 drubbing that saw the Huskers eek out an 84-13 win at Metrodome. Forget all of that. Despite falling behind 10-0, the Gophers mounted an impressive comeback, outscoring Nebraska 34-13 the rest of the way and picking up their second straight Big 10 win at TCF Bank Stadium.
""I think this victory says a lot about our kids," said acting head coach Tracy Claeys. "We talked about how Nebraska had two weeks to prepare and we're not sure what we're going to see from the other team, and Nebraska came out right away and got after us. Our kids kept staying positive, though and we moved the ball while taking some time off the clock and allowing the defense to regroup. I told the team to play hard and do their job and when they look up in the fourth quarter, they're going to have an opportunity to win and sure enough we did."
With head coach Jerry Kill watching from the press box for the second straight week, the Gophers opened up the playbook, but pounded the Huskers on the ground to the tune of 271 yards rushing. David Cobb finished with 144 yards on 31 carries, and Philip Nelson scored twice on the ground and picked up 55 yards on 8 carries.
Offensive coordinator Matt Limegrover cited watching film of last seasons Big 10 championship game in giving the Gophers the game plan to work the outside edges and not just try to pound the ball inside. The game plan worked to perfection as the Gophers were aggressive on first down and produced an average of 8 yards per play on first.
"Everyone was excited about the game plan," said Philip Nelson. "You know it's a great game plan when everyone is excited about it. We knew going into this week that Nebraska is the type of a defense that you can't let get comfortable so that is where all the trade, shifts and motions came into play and we were able to keep them on their heels."
Nebraska scored on their opening drive going 69 yards in 6 plays including a conversion on 3rd and 14 that extended the drive. Imani Cross rumbled in two yards after being set up by a Taylor Martinez bomb to Kenny Bell.
After a Nebraska field goal, the Gophers got on the board with their most impressive drive of the season, a 13 play beauty that resulted in a one-yard Mitch Leidner touchdown run. The drive amassed 75 yards and saw the Gophers march down the field on the ground.
Similar to the game plan that worked against Northwestern, Philip Nelson came in for a series in the second quarter and never relinquished the job. Nelson led the second quarter drive that finished with a 33 yard touchdown pass to Derrick Engel on fourth down.
"When the play call came in I knew I was the go-to on that play," said Engel. "Philip put a good ball up there, and at first I thought it was going to be overthrown, but it hung in the air. So I stuck a foot and put my hands up and the next thing I knew it was a touchdown."
With the win, the Gophers become bowl eligible for the second straight season. A year ago, the sixth win came in the second to the last game against Illinois but with a month left in the season, Claeys and the Gophers are in reevaluation mode.
"A year ago we celebrated the sixth win because it was late in the season. We had Nebraska and Michigan State left a year ago, but now we have our sixth win in October and we can reset our goals. We're going to work hard and set out to do something better than what we have done in the past."
Nelson finished the game 7-of-15 in the passing game for 152 yards but looked as good as he has in his Gopher career with where he placed the ball. In the final two drives, Nelson's receivers dropped sure catches which would have made the stat line and the game a bit more easy.
"There were some missed opportunities," said Claeys. "That comes with the ebb and flow of the football game, but we'll show the team the video and look to get better."
The second straight conference win evens the record at 2-2 in the Big 10 and has given a boost in confidence to a program with question marks after disappointing losses to Iowa and Michigan. Those games seem about 10 years ago and the team has a newly found confidence as they head down the stretch.
"We spent all last week thinking that we weren't here in 1960 and we had nothing to do with those losses from long ago," said Claeys. "The past has nothing to do with how we play today as long as we play hard and smart and we did that today."
After being away from TCF Bank stadium for nearly a month, the Gophers will hit the road once again and travel to Indiana before returning home to face Penn State and Wisconsin in back-to-back weeks.
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OUTSIDE MULLINGAR'S Debra Messing to Appear on THE TODAY SHOW, 2/18
Debra Messing, star of Manhattan Theatre Club's world premiere Outside Mullingar, the new play by John Patrick Shanley, directed by Doug Hughes, will appear on "The Today Show" as a live guest on Tuesday, February 18 at 10:00AM. Locally, the program can be found on NBC (Time Warner Cable channel 4.)
Manhattan Theatre Club's world premiere of Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winner John Patrick Shanley's Outside Mullingar, directed by Tony Award winner Doug Hughes, is currently playing at the MTC's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 West 47th Street). This strictly limited 11 week engagement will play through Sunday, March 16.
OUTSIDE MULLINGAR features Tony Award winner Brían F. O'Byrne, Emmy Award winner Debra Messing, Peter Maloney (The Cripple of Inishmaan, Dinner at Eight), and Dearbhla Molloy (Dancing at Lughnasa, Arcadia at London's Haymarket Theatre).
Tony winner Brían F. O'Byrne (Frozen, Doubt, Million Dollar Baby) and Emmy winner Debra Messing ("Will & Grace," "Smash," Collected Stories) play Anthony and Rosemary, two introverted misfits straddling 40. Anthony has spent his entire life on a cattle farm in rural Ireland, a state of affairs that - due to his painful shyness - suits him well. Rosemary lives right next door, determined to have him, watching the years slip away. With Anthony's father threatening to disinherit him and a land feud simmering between their families, Rosemary has every reason to fear romantic catastrophe. But then, in this very Irish story with a surprising depth of poetic passion, these yearning, eccentric souls fight their way towards solid ground and some kind of happiness. Their journey is heartbreaking, funny as hell, and ultimately deeply moving.
The award-winning team that brought you Doubt - Pulitzer, Oscar, and Tony-winning writer John Patrick Shanley and Tony-winning director Doug Hughes - reunite at MTC for this world-premiere romantic comedy.
OUTSIDE MULLINGAR - Shanley's 10th play at MTC - is a compassionate, delightful play about how it's never too late to take a chance on love. It's kind of an "Irish Moonstruck."
The creative team for Outside Mullingar includes John Lee Beatty (scenic design), Catherine Zuber (costume design), Mark McCullough (lighting design), Fitz Patton (original music & sound design), Tom Watson (hair & wig design), and Stephen Gabis (dialect coach).
Under the leadership of Artistic Director Lynne Meadow and Executive Producer Barry Grove, MTC has become one of the country's most prominent and prestigious theatre companies. Over the past three decades, MTC productions have earned a total of 19 Tony Awards and six Pulitzer Prizes, an accomplishment unparalleled by a New York theatrical institution. MTC has a Broadway home at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre (261 West 47th Street) and two Off-Broadway theatres at New York City Center (131 West 55th Street). Renowned MTC productions include The Assembled Parties; Venus in Fur; Master Class; Good People; The Whipping Man; Time Stands Still; The Royal Family; Ruined; The American Plan; Come Back, Little Sheba; Blackbird; Translations; Shining City; Rabbit Hole; Doubt; Proof; The Tale of the Allergist's Wife; Love! Valour! Compassion!; A Small Family Business; Sylvia; Putting It Together; Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune; Crimes of the Heart; and Ain't Misbehavin.'
Tickets for Outside Mullingar are available by calling Telecharge at 212-239-6200, online by visiting www.Telecharge.com, or by visiting the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre Box Office (261 West 47th Street). Ticket prices are $67 - $125. PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE THROUGH SUNDAY, MARCH 16: Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 PM, Thursday through Saturday at 8 PM. Matinees on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday at 2 PM.
For more information, visit www.ManhattanTheatreClub.com.
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It's an illness you don't want to get.
"These people are sick," said Heather Meador, Linn County Public Health Nurse. "The average length of time someone's going to be sick with Cyclospora is going to be 57 days of diarrhea. That's a long time to be sick."
It's caused by eating or drinking something contaminated with the Cyclospora parasite.
Right now there are 10 cases in Linn County alone and another 12 statewide. From 1996 through 2012 Iowa saw ten cases.
"We've had cases that have been involved with lettuce, with berries, so we are looking at those fresh produce options that our patients have eaten," said Meador.
Public Health Officials aren't sure what's causing this year's outbreak but they still say the best thing you can do is wash your fruits and veggies.
Officials at Iowa State University Extension and Outreach say they don't think the sudden spike has to do with the number of farmers in Iowa.
"At this time it's not believed that that's the case," said Rachel Wall, ISU Extension and Outreach.
They echo the importance of washing produce thoroughly.
"If you have leafy vegetables that you pull those apart and get all of the contamination and the dirt," said Wall.
Despite the sudden rise of Cyclospora, you shouldn't stop eating produce.
"All of us could use more fruits and vegetables in our diet," said Wall.
Right now, officials at the Iowa Department of Public Health are working with county health departments to determine the cause of the outbreak. They're doing lengthy interviews with people infected to find any similarities.


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A drug king will spend three years in jail after he tried to sell a huge amount of marijuana to a local, undercover cop. 39-year-old Winston Nugent was convicted of transporting more than 15 pounds of pot from New York to Louisa County.
According to the Commonwealth's Attorney, distributing drugs was the high-paid accountant's side job. He says, Nugent was looking to make anywhere from $72,000 to $96,000 from selling the marijuana.
"This fellow was an accountant, he had a college degree, he had everything going for him but he tried to make extra money on the side," said Commonwealth's Attorney Rusty McGuire.
McGuire says, the pot bust is the largest Louisa has seen in years.
According to McGuire, Nugent was dealing drugs up and down the east coast, including in Virginia. Nugent had evaded officers in other states but he couldn't get away with the pot he brought to Louisa in orange, construction buckets.
"It's much different when you get to the person who's feeding the drug addiction up and down the east coast," said McGuire. "So we really caught a big fish."
Nugent recently pleaded guilty to felony transporting and felony distributing drugs. While Nugent spends the next three years of his life in prison, the marijuana will be incinerated and kept off Louisa streets.
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In the Panorama area, one of the most privileged parts of southern Attica suburb Voula, this elongated residence is found perched on an extremely steep mountain site.
An old winery in Santorini was converted into a modern vacation house. The shell that hosts the residence was a traditional winery that, in the past, was used for wine and raki production.
A Kensington apartment was thoroughly renovated to create a space, free from conventional and typified solutions, in which architecture can discourse with art.
On Tinos island, on the waterfront of a peninsula on the west coast of Kardiani village, a south - facing summer house admires the astonishing view of the Aegean sea, the Tinian landscape and the infinite blue.
Within a beautiful period property in London's Maida Vale, this apartment has been fully renovated and re-worked to increase the usable area and transform it into a unique and contemporary family home.
The residence is situated on a slope, at the boundary between Nea Erythrea and Ekali. The design's preliminary aim was to create a flowing visual, from all levels, towards the western view. This decision led to the building's linear arrangement parallel to the length of the site.
The designing force behind the renovation on this neoclassical building in the centre of Kifisia was to retain the classical characteristics of the historical building and try to add some contemporary touches.
The key factor in the design of this residence was the peculiarity of the site, situated in a central part of Glyfada where high - rise blocks of flats are usually constructed.
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In an effort to survey the most interesting examples of summer houses in Greece, the eighth edition of "Maison de Campagne" offers its readers an attractive selection of architectural examples, both in the islands and on the mainland. This issue is a getaway to the intimate atmosphere of the past through a modern design experience.
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We recently asked readers to share their favorite smartphone apps for getting fit or staying healthy. Here is one of our favorites. Well print more of the great recommendations next week.
Zombies, Run! Susan Ebbs of Cary says she has used several apps to track various nutrition and exercise goals, but Zombies, Run! 5K Training ($1.99) is the app that made the biggest difference for her. Ebbs said she had never been a runner, but had always wanted to do a 5K. She considered using Couch to 5k, which has an eight-week training plan, but said Zombies, Run! caught her eye because a story is integrated into the training.
The app places the user in the middle of a zombie apocalypse, where running is an integral way to get supplies, keep tabs on outbreaks and of course, not get eaten. Heres more from Ebbs:
You star in this story as Runner 5, and you are trained each week by other survivors of the zombie apocalypse. As with other 5K training programs, this one involves alternating walking and running, until eight weeks later you are almost exclusively running.
Ebbs also notes that the app plays your own music during walks or runs, cues you when to switch activities, and as the weeks of training go on, introduces other characters into your story.
I found it interesting and fun, especially the times when you are running and you can hear a zombie breathing close behind you time to pick up the pace! But most importantly, I did the entire eight weeks and ran my first 5K!
Ebbs has completed four 5K races since her Zombie training, and has since upgraded to the regular Zombies, Run! app ($3.99) to keep up with the story.


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In April, 2011 the Department of Chemistry, in conjunction with the ACS Maine Section, hosted eight high school students who participated in the U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad contest. Students tested their chemistry knowledge and skills with a written exam in the morning and, after a break for lunch, a lab exam in the afternoon. Dr. Bob Buntrock, President of the ACS Maine Section organized the event and UMaine undergraduate chemistry majors and graduate students proctored the event. The Chemistry Department provided lunch in the Market Place for all students and proctors.


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Clarion University Foundation, Inc. invites nominations and applications for the position of Chief Development Officer.
The Clarion University Foundation, Inc. is a not-for-profit corporation and charitable organization of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, formed to promote educational purposes in connection with or at the request of Clarion University. The Foundation is the organization designated to receive and manage private sector gifts provided for support of the activities and programs of the University. The operation of the Foundation, establishment of policies, acquisition of resources, stewardship of assets, and management of endowment funds are directed by the Board of Directors of the Foundation and are carried out by the Foundation Staff.
The Chief Development Officer is the senior development officer for Clarion University Foundation, Inc. Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer of the Foundation, and working closely with the Vice President for Advancement for Clarion University, the Chief Development Officer has responsibility for providing executive leadership for a comprehensive advancement program (annual giving, corporate and foundation giving, major and planned giving, and development research), to increase Clarion University Foundation's visibility among key influencers, constituents, and major donors.
The Chief Development Officer manages a staff of 12 alumni relations and development professionals, and will identify, manage, cultivate, and solicit a portfolio of major and leadership gift prospects ($100,000+) on an ongoing basis and in preparation for the Foundation's anticipated comprehensive campaign.
In addition, the Chief Development Officer works with other administrators and volunteers to increase enthusiasm, advocacy, and gift support for the Foundation. The Chief Development Officer will demonstrate effective ways of working with others, a positive attitude and self-image, and the courage to take risks. The individual must have high professional aspirations and willingness to travel.
Principal Responsibilities:
- Ultimately responsible for all facets of Development and Alumni Affairs, including the supervision of staff, development and management of budgets, and the creation and implementation of programs and activities designed to increase financial contributions to Clarion University Foundation, Inc.;
- Work with the University President, University Vice President for Advancement, and Foundation Chief Executive Officer to assess institutional needs and priorities in the areas of Foundation fundraising;
- Provide leadership and guidance on development issues and activities to the volunteer directors of the Foundation Board, assuring they conduct activities which complement the Foundation's needs and priorities, thereby promoting the growth, welfare, and general progress of the Foundation;
- Adhere to compliance with all legal requirements pertaining to gift acceptance and reporting;
- Cultivate and solicit major donor prospects and lead the strategic planning for the entire development program.
- Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college required (Master's degree preferred);
- At least eight years of development experience with a proven record of success in fund-raising;
- Experience in the planning and execution of a capital campaign;
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- Strong organizational, written and oral communication and interpersonal skills;
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- Willingness to travel and ability to work evenings and weekends.
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To apply: To be considered for this exciting professional opportunity, send via mail or email a resume and cover letter outlining your background and qualifications for this position to Tracy Norcross, President, Barnes & Roche, Inc., 919 Conestoga Road, Rosemont, PA, 19010-1375, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Strawberry Mint Lassi
A lassi is a chilled yogurt drink common in India. Served to help temper the heat in spicy curries, it was originally a savory, even salty beverage. However, in recent years, the sweet variety has become increasingly popular, and it is common to find mango lassis served at Indian Restaurants. Since strawberries are abundant at the farmers' markets right now, and my garden is over flowing with mint, I decided to try them together. This unique beverage is perfect for sipping on a hot afternoon, or served as a light dessert. Feel free to experiment and use other seasonal fruits such as raspberries, bananas, or peaches.
- Layer yogurt, strawberries, mint, sugar, milk and ice in a blender. Cover and pulse until smooth. If necessary, remove lid and use a spatula to scrape down the sides and immerse the berries (while blender is off).
- Pour into glasses and serve immediately, garnished with additional strawberries if desired.
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The World : Asia : Middle East : Turkey
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RED BULL Cliff-Diving World Series 2009-ANTALYA.Under the Diving-Board.Artem Silchenko is diving from 26 mt. height.He won at Antalya.
"LELE KAWA" yüksek bir uçurumdan , suya önce ayaklar girecek şekilde , su sıçratmadan atlamak anlamına geliyor.İlk olarak "MAUI" lerin 1770' lerde son bağımsız kralı KAHEKILI tarafından ortaya atılmıştır.
RED BULL Cliff-Diving World Series 2009-ANTALYA.This is Gary Hunt's dive.He is from United Kingdom. A...
RED BULL Cliff-Diving World Series 2009-ANTALYA.This is Andrey Ignatenko's dive.He is from Ukrain. Ot...
RED BULL Cliff-Diving World Series 2009-ANTALYA.This is Eber Pava's dive , who is from Colombia. And ...
Modern civilization began right here in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley. Also known as the Fertile Crescent or Mesopotamia, this is the place where, six thousand years ago, agriculture, writing and mathematics were brought into widespread use.
The term "Middle East" comes from the British navy, which used it to describe the countries on the trade route from Europe to India and China. Everything from Afghanistan to Morocco may possibly be classified as "middle eastern", depending on whom you ask -- and when.
Only a partial list of past Empires in the middle eastern territory includes Sumeria, Babylonia, Persia, the Ottoman Empire and the Roman Empire!
When northern Europe was still lurking about in slimy cold stone castles playing chess, the Middle East was enjoying the flowers of poetry, luxurious craftsmanship, music and literature. In fact, the Renaissance in Europe was partly inspired by stories brought back from the middle east by travelers along the trade route.
Strategic location, religious history and the world's largest supply of crude oil have kept the Middle East at the center of world activity for centuries. The saga continues.
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Crispy Potato Chip Cookies Recipe
- 1 cup butter-flavored shortening
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 cups crushed potato chips
- 1 cup butterscotch chips
- Preheat oven to 375°. In a large bowl, cream shortening and sugars until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs. In another bowl, whisk flour and baking soda; gradually beat into creamed mixture. Stir in potato chips and butterscotch chips.
- Drop by tablespoonfuls 2 in. apart onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on pans 1 minute. Remove to wire racks to cool. Yield: 4 dozen.
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I haven't tried these yet, so I'm just going to click 1 star so I can ask my question :)
What can we use in place of butter flavored shortening ? I want to try these but don't want to buy butter flavored shortening. Would half butter and half regular shortening work?
One of the very best cookie recipes I have ever tasted. I like to leave the crushed potato chips just a little coarse for more crunch. I too used the tiny butterscotch chips. Great recipe and I like that it makes so many. Good for a potluck crowd.
My family loved these cookies. I've made them several times. Different every time. I've added nuts and different flavored chips (chocolate, cinnamon, white chocolate, peanut butter). It also is a great way to use the crushed potato chips in the bottom of the bag. I just save them until I have what I need to make these yummy cookies. Thank you for sharing this recipe!
These were a good cookie but I expected more of a sweet and salty taste.
They were good - not insane like I imagined them, but very good!
I took previous reviewer's advice and added less butterscotch chips. But the ones I used were mini ones and probably better than the regular sized ones.
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The building has a 24/7 doorman and an elevator. The studio has a very nice view on an the interior court and is large enough for 4 guests to be comfortable. The full kitchen and the bathroom are elegant and fully renovated. There is a queen size bed and 2 single sofabeds and a large working closet.
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Wireless internet + TV
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The studio is located in the chic Upper West Side on 86th between Central park West and Columbus Avenue. The subway is on the same block. The apartment is close to The Museum of Natural History and The Planetarium. Central Park is around the corner and there are many restaurants, bars and boutiques in the area.
Metro :A, B or C trains to 86th St, downstairs.
Parking : about $35 a day at 600 Colombus Av corne West 86th St
Laundry : on site, in the basement of the building.
Luggage Storage : The doorman can keep your luggages for a tip between $10 and $20
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A vehicle accident in Taylor County sent two people to the hospital and shut down Route 50 in Grafton Wednesday afternoon.
The Taylor County Sheriff's Department said a car lost control and went into the opposite lane, hitting a coal truck just after 2 p.m. on Route 50, just past the bowling alley.
The driver of the car, Brett Stemple, 22 of Independence, was severely injured and was transported to Ruby Memorial Hospital. According to the sheriff's department, Stemple is currently in a coma.
Healthnet was called, but was not available.
The driver of the coal truck was transported to Grafton City Hospital with minor injuries but has since been released, according to the sheriff's department.
The Taylor County Sheriff's Department, the Grafton Fire Department, the Thornton Fire Department, State Police and Taylor County EMS all responded.
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EAST OF LINCOLN offers an eclectic blend of original rock, blues, R & B, and urban acoustic music. Combining rock rhythms, engaging melodies, rich vocal harmonies and imaginative, thought provoking lyrics, EAST OF LINCOLN'S sound echoes music from early folk and rock era. The band performs selections from THE BEATLES, THE ROLLING STONES, THE ZOMBIES, DYLAN, THE LOVIN' SPOONFUL, CLASSIC ROCK and TRADITIONAL BLUES. EAST OF LINCOLN is available for parties, weddings, farmers markets, festivals and art shows.
Led by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Rick Mayock, the current members of the band include bassist John Ziegler, and drummer Irv Gershenz. The band occasionally features harmonica virtuoso Ken Bowie and the sensational jazz vocalist/guitarist Diane Hubka.
Rick Mayock has been performing with bands and as a solo artist in the Los Angeles area and on the East coast for over two decades. He was part of the Venice Beach music scene, and played clubs across Southern California throughout the 70's and 80's. Originally from the Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania, he appears there locally with the West Side Blues Band with singer/songwriter Don Shappelle, and legendary blues harmonica player Charlie Singer.


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Motorhead – The Best of Motörhead Reviews
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Dave Leon, what are you smokin! People like you do not even know who the greats are. This is an excellent CD. It lacks only a few songs that are here. They do this so you buythe entire catalog. It is a great first CD for new listeners Lemmy. Lemmy Kilmister is the greatest live rock n roll living legend today. Dave Grohl has it right, trust him. The best thing about the train engine is that it rolls on every year with massive tour dates. Saw them in Chi-town in March at the Inferno tour "Wow." Plus the great new material every two years. If Lemmy, Phil and Mickey, she had, as it would do a new CD every six months, and it would be great. Dave Leon is not the tool on the same planet as Motorhead. Dave do not know who John Sykes, Gary Moore and Glenn Hughes are? Probably not. Long Live Motorheead.
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Great balence of tunes
both old and new songs are all tits on this disc.Motorhead is one of the best hard Rock bands ever to grace this crazy world.There so cool there ice cold.
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Motorhead Lite
Great selection of songs but too many sound like they have been remastered as though Motorhead was trying to get them played on a top 40 radio station. That's not Motorhead.
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Rules Motorhead!
It's awesome Motorhead, they are so good metal and rock! You should listen it before buy it. That's why, I love it. Trust me and you will love it.
I'm assuming that if you control this "Best Of" compilation you are relatively new in the band. This album is quite simply their most popular tracks on 2 CDs. Unless you are a tight-WAD I would any other 20 or so dollars and get the 5-CD "Best Of" box set "Stone Deaf Forever". It's worth it. But if you just looking for a fairly cheap way to ensure the engine hits you buy Damn Thing! Lemmy & Crew never dissapoint.
What the pu ** y boy who claims that F *** ing grain and anyone else that stale Rock FM, which nobody really cares is better than Motorhead … Get the jump man! Powerman 5000 and Disturbed are solid metal acts? Motorhead The reason so long as they are, because they weaklings blow off stage … Brothers.
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Motorhead Rocks!
The Best of Motorhead is a great collection of songs. I've had it for about a month now and it's almost all I listen to. This was the first Motorhead CD(s) I've bought.
This is the first collection of Motorhead CD I bought, although I always enjoy her songs when I heard them (which is not often). I think the reason Motorhead are not more popular is because their music, but very striking, do not fit into the standard rock categories. It's like a cross between heavy metal and punk, but it is too fast for metal and too heavy for punk. For me it is like a much heavier version of AC / DC, in other words, a great rock band through and through. There are many great songs here, and a few classics ( "Ace of Spades", "Eat the Rich" and "Orgasmatron" among them). The lyrics are often witty and sometimes surprisingly poetic. The game is fast, intense and dense, and Lemmy's screeching vocals are a perfect complement to the intensity of the songs. The only criticism I have is that the quality of some of the shots (particularly the former) occasionally leaves something to be desired. If you just started in Motörhead, you could not be better than this compilation.
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Lem's Gems
I've often found Motorhead albums a bit middlin', a bit one-dimensional (excepting `Another Perfect Day' which is extraordinary), but often boasting 2 or 3 exceptional songs which…
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Really Best of!!
This collection was not chosen well. The band's early years are covered well, but the still-in-print No Remorse is a much better collection of the early years.
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It's what I was expecting
I would highly suggest this for someone who likes the band and doesn't want to have to buy a lot of cds to get a lot of motorhead.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best collection of "Best of"
Multiple obvious incorrect choices for a greatest hits. You would think that they could get all the best with 40-45 songs to work with but they didn't.
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Strong Collection for One of Metal's Greats.
There have been innumerable Motorhead collections over the years, but this is one of the few that attempts to mix old with the new.
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Not my favorite compilation from a metal group
Just before I bought this I found an special version of Overkill with some bonus tracks. I expected this disc as a complement for that amazing special edition of my favorite…


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Thorpe Park Reveal New Fright Nights Horror Maze – Updated
Thorpe Park have recently revealed via their official Facebook page, the theme and name of their new Scare maze, coming to Fright Nights this year.
The new maze, Experiment 10, comes following the closure of Hellgate, a maze formerly located in X:/ No Way Out's disused queueline.
"Unleashed for Fright Nights 2011, journey through a chilling and disturbing government test lab where the latest project, Experiment 10, has taken a sinister twist.
Beware of the mutated test victims as you experience your deepest, darkest phobias. You窶冤l be gassed, confined and left screaming for a way out of Experiment 10窶冱 deadly grasp."
Thorpe Park have released a couple of pictures via their Twitter page of the maze being delivered on site. More pictures are expected to be revealed throughout the day.
Further details of the maze are currently unknown – but with Fright Nights only a few weeks away, it won't be long until all is revealed!
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This is amazing, when driving on the motorway, other drivers must of been like WTAF?!?!?!?
haha, oh i love thorpe park!