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Southern Arkansas sophomore outfielder William Townsend has been named as the Great American Conference Player of the Week as it was announced by the league office on Monday afternoon.
Townsend, a native of Natchitoches, La., becomes the third Mulerider to earn a GAC weekly award after he had at least one hit, scored one run, and had one RBI in all three games of the series against Southwestern Oklahoma.
In the first two games, both SAU wins, Townsend was 6-for-9 with three runs scored and three RBIs.
Overall for the week, Townsend was 7-for-12 with four runs scores and four RBIs. Three of his seven hits this week were extra-base hits as he had one double and two triples.
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The Grizzlies defeated the Bobcats in their 113th meeting Saturday in Bozeman bringing the Great Divide Trophy back to Missoula.
MSU started the game strong with an early 7-0 lead over Montana thanks to Shawn Johnson's 82-yard punt-return. Jordan Canada put up the first points for the Griz in the 2nd leaving the game tied at the half.
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Now that election season is over -- have you noticed the change in the last 24 hours? No more negative political ads.
We tracked down one of the guys behind some of those menacing ads that air nonstop as campaigns duke it out.
His nickname is the "phantom voice of death" -- that ominous, face-less, disembodied voice in political ads -- warning voters that dire consequences await if they make the wrong choice.
Voiceover: "When congress passed Obama care, Grey Mills stood up in the state house and said no…"
He's got a voice that sounds so familiar, but chances are you've never heard Gary Edens' smooth baritone before. But many have -- in negative campaign ads back east.
"I actually can do happy light commercials but I guess I've become typecast," Edens laughs.
Voiceover: "As long as Obama's in the white house, we can't let a democrat represent us in congress..."
Edens' background is in radio station ownership and management, but he's been around the talent side for so long he decided to give voice overs a try for fun.
It took a little tweaking here and there to get the voice just right.
"He said Gary, you're not sounding menacing enough. I said beg pardon? He said you're not sounding menacing enough!" recalls Edens.
"In a world where politicians are trying to take your money, be afraid be very afraid."
He calls himself an equal opportunity offender -- a "D" or an "R" by the name really doesn't make a difference.
As for the content, Edens says negative ads are usually opponents' opinions, not facts, and it makes for a fun hobby he can do right from the comfort of his home.
"It's an absolute hoot, it really is, it's fun to do it."
Edens says it's best to put his voice out in a market where he can't be recognized.
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Spendrups Gammeldags Svagdricka - Spendrups Bryggeri AB
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"Svagdricka" is the Swedish traditional low-alcohol table beer, sweetened with Saccharin and coloured with caramel.
This one is also brewed with invert sugar and glucose syrup. OG 6°.
The colour is almost black (90 EBC), the liquid clear. The three finger head pale brown. It leaves some lacing on the glass.
The smell is sweet with roasted notes of chocolate, brown sugar and caramel malt. It is somewhat worty.
The taste is very sweet, but not in a sharp way. Wort, caramel, toffee, roasted malts: It is quite smooth. No noticeable bitterness. Some worty notes in the background. Medium body. Hints of yeast and stable in the aftertaste, and more of the caramel and sugars. The finish is sweet with notes of malt toffee caramel.
The carbonation is medium to mild, the small bubbles are long-lived. The liquid is light and sticky.
Better than expected, not as sharply sweet as other big breweries' Svagdricka. It's OK.
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A: Pitch black liquid with a fizzy, light tan head which disappears quickly. Looks like swedish julmust with just a little more head.
S: Smells almost like a weak, dark czech lager. Saaz or perhaps Hallertauer hops come to mind. Molasses, bread syrup, brown sugar, Special B malt and walnuts. Cinnamon, clove and cardamom.
T: Very very VERY sweet. Again, like a weak dark czech lager, but with TONS of sugar in it. Hardly any bitterness, syrup, dark honey, brown sugar and molasses. Whoa almost to sweet to drink. There must be loads of artificial sweetener in this, this is mad
M/D: Watery and extremely sweet. The sweetness makes it hard to drink.
Had to pour half of it out. I don't recommend this and I'm very dissapointed.
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The letter, "Atheists see equality for all in Pledge suit" should have been titled "Disingenuous claim of victimization laughable."
The Supreme Court already has established that those not wishing to participate in the Pledge of Allegiance or utter the words "under God" cannot be compelled to do so.
Apparently, Mr. Bos finds that insufficient and he instead demands that no one be allowed to recite the Pledge.
And yet he offers to "minimize divisiveness" while simultaneously instigating the very divisiveness he purports to abhor.
Bullying? I'll tell Mr. Bos what I consider bullying. Atheist groups targeting cash-strapped towns and school districts across the country with frivolous lawsuits because some poseur of outrage feigns being "offended" by a cross on a veterans' memorial in a town square, or a high-school student desperately seeking his or her 15 minutes of fame demands their school remove a class banner that includes the very scary word "amen."
I find it absolutely astonishing that someone who looks to start fights wherever he can find them would then whine about getting punched in the nose during the altercations.
Considering that freedom of speech includes such vile acts as submerging a crucifix in urine, smearing the image of the Virgin Mary in feces, and directing students to write the name Jesus on a piece of paper, put it on the floor, and stomp on it, I'd say Mr. Bos' First Amendment concerns are contrived at best and his arguments as phony as he believes God to be.
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Two-and-a-half year old Hannah Warren was born without a windpipe.
Doctors in Korea told her parents there was no hope for her survival. But now, thanks to groundbreaking surgery at Children's Hospital of Illinois, she has a trachea grown from her own stem cells.
"The tube in her mouth disappeared, and she was reborn," says father Warren.
Doctors extracted cells from Hannah's bone marrow and grew them around a plastic frame in a lab. Within a week, the cells multiplied to form a windpipe.
A surgical team implanted the new trachea during a nine-hour procedure April 9th.
"We're basically taking her own tissue and encouraging the body to fix itself," says Dr. Mark Holterman.
Doctors say unlike donor organs, using Hannah's own stem cells greatly reduces the likelihood her body will reject the implant.
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Hannah was able to taste food for the first time ever - a few licks of a lollipop.
She faces extensive rehabilitation and more surgeries to help her eat and speak normally.
"Our hopes and dreams for her are the same as the hopes and dreams of a parent with a healthy child - is that they get to experience everything that this beautiful world has to offer," says her father.
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Accommodation Netherlands Amsterdam Antonia Houseboat
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About 1,5 km from the Central Station at a a quiet green street in the centre of the city we have a house boat with 2 rooms each with a double bed and linen. Each room has a TV and a radio/cd player. Shared shower and toilet. The two rooms share a kitchen with a gas cooker, microwave, refrigerator, washing-machine and dryer. There is also a shared computer with internet access available. It feels like a small apartment in Amsterdam. We offer free breakfast and free coffee and tea all day. The property is near the Central Station about a 15 minutes walk. Also easy to reach by tram. Bikers and walkers are especially welcomed.
For cars it is a dead end street with paid parking, as everywhere else in the centre of Amsterdam.
Check in time: 11:30 - 14:00
Check out time: 10:30
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Minimum stay is two nights. Any cancelations need to be 24 hour in advance.
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A really cozy treasure of a houseboat with a wonderful family atmosphere and a nice deck outside to enjoy the sun. Lovely being a little bit out of the crazy red light/ city central. A real home-stay experience. The breakfast was really good, lots of cheese, dark bread and fresh strawberries. A real gem.
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We were thrilled with the location: being so close to Central Station and also to the Passenger Terminal for cruise ships, from which we embarked on our Baltic Cruise. The boat is comfortable and cosy - we enjoyed the large kitchen area. The bathroom was adequate but we would have liked soap for the shower that was more obviously for our usage and fewer personal toiletries of the owners (or other occupants?). It was great having easy access to internet. Overall, we would definitely return to Antonia Houseboat if we visit Amsterdam again.
Mike and Shirley Kokot
Cape Town, South Africa
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We had a great time on the boat and it proved to be a very different experince than a usual hotel room. Sylvia the host is very gracious, friendly, particular about all things and helps to make the stay comfortable.
The rooms are very small and remember it is a boat so don't expect big spacious moving areas. The small porch is delightful with the ducks swimming around in the canal. The kitchen is ideal to make meals if you want to.
All in all a very pleasant experience and higly recommend it.
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Excellent all round. We had a lovely stay and felt very welcome. Our hosts were delightful, and looked after us very well, making sure every day that we had enough breakfast and that all was well, but very discreetly. The location is perfect; the city centre is near enough, but the mooring area is quiet. You can also find a few good restaurants, friendly pubs and shopping facilities nearby (10 minutes max). We totally recommend it.
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We had a wonderful stay on The Antonia Houseboat, there really can't be a better place to stay in the whole of Amsterdam. It was so nice being able to sit by the water, it was so quiet. Great hosts too, made it feel just like home. Thank you. Hugely recommended.
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our stay on antonia houseboat was amazing from start to end! we were looked after really well- the woman who owned the boat even had homemade mushroom soup and fresh bread waiting for us when we arrived! the fridge was stocked up with loads of food everyday which was great. the boat was very cozy, comfortable and relaxing! i would highly recommend this place to anyone and look forward to staying there again. they really bent over backwards to make sure we had the best stay.
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We stayed there for two nights and the best was the outdoor terrace above the water! The hours in the sun after a busy city sithtseeing were great. Many thanks to Sylvia for the warm and friendly wellcome.
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Great place to come away from the hustle and bustle of Amsterdam city and to have a cosy time in a houseboat which feels like home. Many thanks to Sylvia and her husband for taking good care of the boat and facilities and making each guest feel welcome. Definitely a unique experience compared to living in a hostel/hotel. I hope to be able to come back some day.
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If there's any silver lining to the past few years of a tough economy, it's that organizations have learned firsthand the benefits of embracing greener, more efficient practices to cut costs, rather than outright eliminating valuable services. In fact, a new study conducted by O'Keefe and Company and sponsored by CDW-G has found that organizations can reap even greater returns on their sustainable IT investments by reinvesting savings into additional green-tech implementations.
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The Cabin on Messalonskee Lake in Belgrade Lakes
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For many years I searched for the ideal Maine Cabin / Camp and instantly fell in love with The Cabin. Beautifully constructed cabin with half log exterior, large field stone fireplace, beautiful sunsets, westerly views, long dock with easy shallow walk to deeper sections, are just a few of the reasons you'll find this an idea Maine rental.
Messalonskee Lake, also known as Snow Pond, is a pristine body of water 9 miles long. Part of the Belgrade Lake chain, this location offers spectacular views, crystalline waters, towering pines with birch and mixed hardwoods, and nesting loons.
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"What a great week we had staying at The Cabin... The Cabin itself was so comfortable to stay in. Swimming, kayaking and roasting marshmallows in the fire pit!" Cathy and Lennie
"As soon as we drove down the lane and spotted "The Cabin" we knew we were in a very special place for our vacation. Upon entering The Cabin our feelings were confirmed! From the comfy beds, shower and gas stove all of our expectations were exceeded... Catching a fish off the dock while watching a beautiful sunset was fun. After a full day, falling asleep each night to the calls of the loons was the perfect ending to a perfect day. We're looking forward to a "return visit" Dan and Kathy
"What a delightful week! Peaceful, calm and serene are the words that come to mind. The water was refreshing - crystal clear! We appreciated all of the special touches - the videos, the kayaks, the fire pit, the beautiful fireplace, Internet access, etc. Weespecially enjoyed the heron, the bald eagle snatching fish from the lake and the family of loons... Fishing was great! Leaving is the most difficult part. Thanks for everything!" Sue, Matt, Micas, Seth, Julie and David
"The Cabin felt like home the minute we stepped into it - a cozy, relaxed atmosphere full of warmth... We'll be back." John and Meg
"We enjoyed our stay very much, despite three days of rain. The paddle boat and kayaks were lots of fun. The water was perfect."
"We had a wonderful week at The Cabin. So relaxing. Our days were filled with kayaking, swimming, cycling, running and lots of reading. The loons were in front most of the time - their calls at night made me smile. The fishing was great! Dad's 20 inch large mouth bass was the highlight of the week (especially his week!) Thank you for everything. We will be back in August 2009." Heidi and Warren
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Home includes 3 bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, large living room and enclosed full length porch, deck and dock. The living room has a working field stone fireplace and hardwood floors. French doors open up from the living room to the enclosed front porch, which lead to an outside deck. There is a double bed futon on the front porch for alternate sleeping. The full bathroom has a shower and great old bear-foot bathtub. Flat grassy lawn (with some Maine rocks!) close to the lake provides picnic tables, grill, lawn chairs and hammock. Master bedroom had queen size bed, second bedroom has a queen and the third bedroom has twin size bunk beds. There is also a fold out bed (a double) in the enclosed front porch and the couch in the living is quite comfortable for one.
Full bathroom with bear claw tub and separate shower. Fireplace used for cool evenings - wood is included. Gas monitor for back up heat. Three A/C units. Fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, coffee pot, etc. VCR included, as well as a piano. High speed Internet is also included.
activities and attractions in Belgrade Lakes Maine
The property is nestled in a small cove with a sandy bottom about 10 feet out, great for swimming with a gradual walk in, fishing, or just floating. We have a dock for your boat and you are welcome to use our kayak and canoe.
For fishermen, Snow Pond is a dream spot. The lake was named one of America's 150 Best in 2007 according to Field & Stream. Trout, Bass and huge Northern Pike, are all here waiting for you to cast a line.
The Maine Coast or the Western Mountains for exploration or shopping in Freeport (LL Bean) are all within an hour away. Colby College and its fine Museum of Art are less than 12 miles away in Waterville, which hosts the Maine International Film Festival and Sidewalk Art Show every summer.
The local area offers a variety of shopping, dining, golf, tennis, theaters, and medical facilities.
Along with the Belgrade Lakes the Kennebec River offers kayaking, canoeing and fishing. Augusta and Waterville are each an easy 15 minute drive for shopping, restaurants, cinemas and access to I-95.
Public golf courses within 10 minutes drive.
Free live music in the Belgrade Lakes area Wednesday and Sunday nights along the Belgrade Stream at the Village Inn offers excellent foods and a great time. The New England Music Camp is only a mile away and offers free concerts through out the summer.
Hike up French's Mountain (just 1/2 mile along a well defined path) and view the glory of several of the Belgrade Lakes. There are endless ways to enjoy your vacation here!
vacation rental rates
JUNE 21ST through SEPTEMBER 20TH
7 night package: $228.57 per night plus tax and optional linen fee (Save $75 by bringing your own sheets and towels.)
14 night package: $208 per night plus tax and optional linen fee (Save $75 by bringing your own sheets and towels.)
21 night package: $185 per night plus tax and optional linen fee (Save $75 by bringing your own sheets and towels.)
28 night package: $170 per night plus tax and optional linen fee (Save $75 by bringing your own sheets and towels.)
To make and hold a reservation a deposit of 50% is requested and must be received within 7 days of receiving an rental agreement by email. Remaining balance is due 30 days prior to arrival, plus a security deposit of 1/2 the weekly rental. Security deposit will be returned within ten (10) business days of checking out, if the home is left as you found it.
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India will set up two manufacturing hubs in Sri Lanka. They will act as supply chains to companies in India.
Meanwhile, both the countries have decided to double bilateral trade to $10 billion by 2015-16 from $4.8 billion now. They have also agreed not to focus narrowly on trade but also include investment.
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Inaugurating 'The India Show – Land of Limitless Opportunities' here, Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma said, "India and Sri Lanka have agreed to set up Manufacturing Special Economic Zones for investment linked to manufacturing auto components and engineering goods. We will also set up a pharma manufacturing hub in the island nation."
The manufacturing hub will be set up in Trincomalee which is known for its natural deep water harbour. This harbour provides access to all kinds of ships throughout the year, helping the transportation of goods to auto manufacturing units based in South India.
The location for the pharma hub is yet to be identified. The joint task force will decide on this issue. The task force will have officials and industrial representatives from both the countries.
Later in a press conference, Sharma clarified that India was not seeking incentives for the two hubs.
"The Sri Lankan Government will help in getting land which will be an incentive in itself. Secondly, what will be made here will go into the production chain in India."
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He also announced giving preferential access to Sri Lanka to the Indian market. The manufacturing hubs will help in value added exports to India.
"However, We are not seeking reciprocity. We will ensure that whatever Sri Lanka exports to India, comes in without any difficulty," he added.
The India show is the third of its kind in the island nation to showcase the Indian market and goods. Industry chamber CII has organised it in association with the Government.
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Commerce and Industries Minister Anand Sharma said that the decision on allowing foreign direct investment (FDI) in multi brand retail will be taken at the "appropriate time." Addressing a press conference here, Sharma said, "An in principle decision has been taken...... Some political parties are opposing because of their ideology, but some of them are opposing purely for political reasons as they oppose UPA."
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Brad Reside, one of the four employees, performed CPR until company nurses arrived to assist Ashok Goyal. Using an automated external defibrillator, or AED, the employees administered shocks to Goyal's heart, which helped save his life.
"I was a lot calmer than I thought because I read about it and I knew what would happen. I wasn't really nervous or scared about it until after it was over," he said.
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ARCADIA, Calif. (Sept. 17, 2012)—The multi-faceted Jay Cohen, who has served as Santa Anita's Bugler since Dec. 26, 1987, will continue his 25-year march at The Great Race Place when it opens for its 24-day Autumn Meet on Sept. 28.
A Cherry Hill, New Jersey native, Cohen approaches his job with the enthusiasm of a teenager, working the grandstand between races, performing Happy Birthday songs, telling jokes and regaling fans of all ages with an array of magic tricks—all in addition to his primary obligation, which is to welcome the horses and jockeys onto the track for each race with the Call to the Post.
"Growing up and even out of college, I'd have never in a million years guessed that I'd be celebrating my 25th anniversary working at a racetrack, let alone a place like Santa Anita," said Cohen. "When I got out of school, I got a job teaching and that's what I thought I'd be doing for the rest of my life, teaching and playing music."
How did Cohen, 56, first find his way to Santa Anita?
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"When we transferred here I wanted to try to be a full-time musician. I was able to get work in two weeks and I picked up a church gig in Glendale. Thanks to a guy named Keith Snell, I found out there was an opening at Santa Anita for a bugler.
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- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1-1/4 cups sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup mashed ripe bananas
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1-1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
- In a small bowl, stir the flour, brown sugar, peanut butter and cinnamon until crumbly; set aside.
- In a large bowl, cream the butter, cream cheese and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in bananas and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and cinnamon; stir into creamed mixture just until moistened.
- Divide half of the batter between two greased 8-in. x 4-in. loaf pans; sprinkle with half of the topping. Top with chocolate chips. Repeat layers of batter and topping.
- Bake at 350° for 45-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 2 loaves (12 slices each).
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I made this last Thanksgiving. It's very good, but next time I will omit the chocolate chips.
I made these in a bundt pan using same amounts (maybe couple more ripe bananas) My bananas were VERY ripe. It came out wonderful. I think I will do a variation on an apple crisp this way.
This has to be one of my favorite bread recipes! I just love it!
Used banana flavoring instead of vanilla and used mini-chocolate chips and put into the batter. Made one loaf plus 6 muffins... was good the first day; but much bretter the 2nd! Also, did what a few others suggested and put the majority of the topping between the layers and covered the top and still had some left over.
I wonder if I did something wrong since everyone seems to like this so well . . . I halved the recipe to make only one loaf but otherwise made it exactly as specified. I cooked it for one hour and the toothpick came out clean. When I went to cut it, though, the entire inside was wet dough. I had to put it back in the oven and cooked it for another full 65 minutes just to get it to turn into bread! It was terrible! And then it didn't taste very awesome - very little banana or peanut butter flavor and extremely sweet. Maybe I should have tried muffins. I wouldn't make this one again - I would stick to the Cranberry Banana bread. Much better.
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MULLED wine, mince pies and music were the order of the day at Bursted Wood Primary School's Christmas fair on Saturday (November 24).
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The warning signs started appearing around the fifth grade. Sanders never feared her son had malicious intentions to harm other people, but did want to seek counseling to address the behavioral changes she witnessed.
She admits that at first she was in denial.
"I kept fixing it," Sanders explained. "I kept going in and making excuses and I kept enabling his behavior. Any time there was something he should've been reprimanded for, I went in and rescued."
Her story is not uncommon. Therapists see people of all ages and all walks of life, and parents who may not want to admit they need help.
"Don't be afraid to bring it to somebody's attention, because you could save a life," Mortillaro said.
He argues that in this state, and nationwide, there needs to be a stronger voice in political circles and more outreach to students in our schools.
"In Nevada, what's the first thing that gets cut? Mental health funding," Mortillaro said. "So, we are woefully unprepared in Nevada really, to meet the mental health needs of our populous."
Some therapists go so far as to call the lack of mental health awareness a crisis.
"I hope people look at that avenue as something we need to pay attention to prevent these things from happening," said Donna Wilburn, a licensed marriage and family therapist in Las Vegas, as she talked about the school shooting in Newtown, CT.
A big drawback for families is often the cost of counseling and therapy. At UNLV's School of Education, students and faculty operate a low-cost clinic called "The UNLV Practice." It is open to the public for psychological issues including anxiety, depression, grief and loss.
For Sanders, she got her son into a counseling program four years ago, and said he's doing a lot better.
But, it almost never happened.
"I may have prevented my son from doing something crazy, because he hated me. But now, he loves me," Sanders said.
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Dobmeier Wins Huset's After McCarl Spins [VIDEO]
Sunday night's outlaw sprint 25 lap main event at Huset's Speedway had a capacity crowd entertained. A classic Terry McCarl and Mark Dobmeier back and forth battle put everyone on the edge of their seat.
Then McCarl spins out in turns one and two bringing out a caution flag. Now the entire grandstand is standing.
The fans that didn't want McCarl to win were letting the world know how happy they were about the black #24 car sitting sideways on the track. The McCarl fans all had a similar look of 'what to hell just happened?' on their faces.
Knowing Mark Dobmeier like I do, I know what he was saying to himself at this point. And knowing Terry McCarl like I do, I definitely know what he was saying. This of course will not be included in my story as children may be reading this.
Dobmeier would have the restart lead and would go on for his third Huset's victory of 2013. This capped off a great weekend for him after getting a second straight win at Knoxville the night before.
In this 25 lap feature at Huset's, four time track champion Dobmeier of Grand Forks, ND led laps 10-19 and 21-25. Lynton Jeffrey was second, Austin McCarl third, California's Cole Wood fourth and Jody Rosenboom fifth. McCarl set the quick time earlier in the night at a lap time of 10.830 seconds. He and his son Austin were the only two drivers timing in the 10′s.
In the 360 spints, Matt Juhl of Esterville, IA finally earned his first Huset's victory in the #09 car after two straight second place finishes. Gary Brown, Jr. wins for a second consecutive time in the street stocks. Greg Eden of Harrisburg won the b mods and Chad Lonneman led all 12 laps in the #17L car in the hobby stocks. Complete results.


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Craven pupils take centre stage to tell the story of Christmas (From Craven Herald)
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Bradley Primary School's Eva Clayton, Phoebe Albone, Bethany Hunt, Freddie Harrison, Lynden Hargreaves and Ben O'Keefe huddle around baby Jesus
Youngsters across Craven have been dressing up as shepherds, kings, angels and animals to tell the original story of Christmas.
Most opted for a traditional nativity, but others have chosen a more contemporary approach.
For instance, pupils at Cracoe and Rylstone Primary School expanded on their current Second World War topic and wrote their own play about a group of London evacuees staying in Cracoe in 1942.
It included jive dancing and a community sing-song of wartime songs.
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Argentina didn't get to be the second-largest country in South America overnight. Archaeological remains found here date to some 9,000 years BC, left by the ancient Mesoamerican civilization. Early inhabitants were nomads and hunters who followed prehistoric horses and llamas. By the year 1480 AD the Incan empire had stretched to reach northern Argentina and the stage was set for contact.
The Europeans came in 1516 with Spanish explorer Juan Diaz do Solis, who claimed the area for Spain and tried to export a river of silver back to Europe. Wealth grew along with the cattle industry and after Napoleon conquered Spain, Argentina declared its independence and set up their own government. That was 1810 AD.
Argentina stayed neutral in WWI and for most of WWII, declaring war on the Axis powers only in 1945. Following the war, the country entered into a long chain of military dictatorships with only brief forays into constitutional government. The current president is Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, who's been in office since December 2007.
Argentina is known for many things but the top of the list belongs to only two -- steak and the tango. Cattle graze on the abundant grasslands and produce some of the best beef in the world. The climate is well-suited for vineyards as well, and Argentina's wines make a fine companion to their steak.
As for the tango, it has recently exploded to become a world famous dance with hotspots in every major city on the planet. It started in Buenos Aires in the middle of the nineteenth century, as the city was filling up with a mixture of European immigrants and porteños, people who were born in the port city. They melded their cultures of rhythm and harmony and came up with the tango, which has been described as the ultimate evolution of partnered dancing. And it's a great way to burn off your steak stupor. Food coma begone!
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) -- Minnesota Vikings linebacker Chad Greenway has been scheduled for arthroscopic knee surgery to address joint pain.
Greenway was absent from practice on Tuesday and coach Leslie Frazier said the eighth-year veteran will have the procedure done Wednesday. Frazier didn't specify which leg. The coach said Greenway would be fully recovered in time for training camp, which starts in 6 1/2 weeks.
A recent MRI test revealed some minor damage, and the Vikings decided the operation would be best done now rather than risk an aggravation later in the season.
Greenway tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in his first exhibition game in 2006, an injury that wiped out his rookie year. He has not missed a game since.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee coach Butch Jones believes he knows what it takes to revitalize a program that has fallen upon hard times, even though he didn't face that challenge at either of his two previous stops.
"The big thing is learning how to win," Jones said. "Losing is a disease. You have to stop losing before you can start winning."
Jones is just over a week away from starting his first spring practice session at Tennessee, which fired Derek Dooley last November after he went 15-21 in three years. The Volunteers finished 5-7 last fall for its third consecutive losing season, the first time that's happened at Tennessee since 1909-11.
After going 50-27 and winning at least a share of four conference titles in six seasons at Central Michigan (2007-09) and Cincinnati (2010-12), Jones has one of the toughest job of any new coach in college football this year.
Tennessee has won just one league game each of the last two seasons while playing in the Southeastern Conference, which has produced the last seven national champions. The Vols must find a new starting quarterback and replace potential first-round NFL draft picks Cordarrelle Patterson and Justin Hunter in the receiving corps.
Jones also needs to fill a vacancy on his staff following the Monday announcement that former running backs coach Jay Graham was leaving for Florida State. Tennessee begins spring practice March 9.
The loss of Graham leaves Tennessee with no holdovers from Dooley's staff and only one African-American (linebackers coach Tommy Thigpen) on Jones' main staff. Jones notes that Antone Davis remains as Vol For Life coordinator and quality control assistant Terry Fair and graduate assistant Anthony Parker have come aboard since his arrival. All three are African-Americans and former Tennessee players.
"Do I foresee having a coach in place for spring football? Absolutely," Jones said. "But I'm not going to stop (looking) until I find the right individual for Tennessee football."
The Vols' problems on the field have had an impact in the stands.
Tennessee's average announced attendance of 89,965 last season was its lowest since 1979. Even Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam recently mentioned the need to fill the stadium to boost an athletic department that posted a $3.98 million budget deficit in the 2011-12 fiscal year.
"I don't think it's pressure," Jones said. "I think it's passion. It's passion and energy toward Tennessee football. I love it. The fan base has very high standards and expectations. That's the way you want it. No matter how high they get, they will never be as high as my or my coaching staff's expectations. The most pressure we feel is the pressure we put on ourselves."
Jones inherited winning teams at Central Michigan and Cincinnati from Brian Kelly, who preceded Jones at each school and now coaches Notre Dame. Jones pointed out neither of those schools had Tennessee's tradition, yet he continued to win at both places.
The majority of his Tennessee staff worked with him at Cincinnati or Central Michigan. He believes they've developed a system that can succeed at Tennessee as well once he establishes a winning culture.
"You look at this program, I think the biggest thing is it needs consistency," said Jones, the third man to take over Tennessee's program since the firing of Phillip Fulmer in 2009. "It needs stability. It needs one vision. It takes time. Winning doesn't just happen overnight. You've got to win the little things. The little things become the big things."
Jones has come up with a creative way to make sure his team is taking care of "the little things." He established the "VOLympics," a project in which the players held a draft and divided into 10 teams. Each team will earn or lose points all spring based on such criteria as classroom performance, community service and on-field production as well as team-building activities.
Jones said the idea originated when he was an assistant at West Virginia from 2005-06. He has conducted similar versions of this project at each of his previous head coaching stops.
"It's the backbone of our program in the offseason," Jones said. "It teaches accountability. It teaches leadership."
On the field, Jones must improve a defense that statistically ranked among the worst in school history last year while giving up the most points and yards per game of any SEC team. Tennessee returns four starters from an offensive line that allowed only eight sacks last year, but the offense lacks proven skill-position performers following the departures of Patterson, Hunter and quarterback Tyler Bray.
The Vols don't get any favors from a schedule that includes five teams that were ranked ninth or higher at the end of last season: No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Oregon, No. 5 Georgia, No. 8 South Carolina and No. 9 Florida. Tennessee fans once again need patience, a quality in short supply after all the recent struggles.
Jones has done his best to energize that fan base.
After Tennessee signed its 2013 recruiting class, Jones spent the next day meeting fans and discussing the recruits at three separate functions in Memphis, Nashville and Knoxville. He spoke in front of thousands of fans Saturday at a Nashville sports exposition. It's part of his strategy to win back the state.
The Vols' 2012 recruiting class included only one of Rivals' 25 prospects in the state of Tennessee. This year, Jones signed only one of the top six recruits in the state according to the 247 Composite, which averages the rankings of all the major recruiting services.
"It's important that we're visible," Jones said. "We want to build back that affinity that when a young man grows up in Tennessee, he dreams of wearing the 'Power T.' He dreams of the orange checkerboards."
A few more wins would make that much easier. Jones believes it's only a matter of time before that happens.
"There are no quick fixes," Jones said. "The only way we get things back is to roll our sleeves up and work. If it means working around the clock, we're going to work around the clock."
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Experience the true beauty of this Estes Park rental in this charming 4 bedroom, 3 bath Lake View House with spectacular mountain views! Come and enjoy beautiful Lake Estes lodging.
Some of the features of this lovely Lake Estes rental home on the main level include a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, large dining room with a hardwood table that will seat 8, comfortable living room with leather furniture, wood burning fireplace, hardwood floors, full bath with tub/shower combo, covered patio with gas grill & picnic table, sun room, and central heat.
The spacious master bedroom on the main level has a King bed with an impressive view of Lake Estes & the mountains. There's also an alcove in the master bedroom with a day bed and a trundle bed that sleeps another 2 people if needed. On the upper level you'll find two bedrooms (Queen Beds), a full bath with shower, and a fully equipped office with printer and free wireless internet. In the spacious lower level you will find a large bedroom with two twin beds and a full bath with shower. The laundry room with washer and dryer is at this level as well.
This newly remodeled home is roomy enough for 4-8 people. The sun room is the perfect place for morning coffee as you enjoy the breathtaking views. It is just a short walk to downtown, Stanley Park, Lake Estes Swimming Pool, and the Estes Park museum. Only a couple of miles from Rocky Mountain National Park, this unique property offers luxury, convenience & views. Have your camera ready for the many elk that frequently pass through the yard on their way to Lake Estes.
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A Nelson County, Kentucky felon pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court Friday to possession with intent to distribute marijuana, according to David J. Hale, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky.
Joseph P. O'Bryan, 45, pleaded guilty to a single count indictment charging him with possession and intent to distribute marijuana.
According to information presented in court, O'Bryan tried to see 400 pounds of marijuana for $320,000 to a law enforcement confidential informant on October 8. At the time of the sale, defendant O'Bryan was on supervised release for a prior, federal felony conviction.
According to conduct stipulated in the plea agreement, O'Bryan will forfeit $22,100 to the United States for money received during the sale of 22 pounds of marijuana to a law enforcement confidential informant on February 28.
If convicted at trial, defendant O'Bryan would face a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison, a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison and a period of supervised release up to and including life.
O'Bryan is scheduled for sentencing before Senior Judge Charles R. Simpson III, on Friday, May 16 at 3 p.m. in Louisville.
This case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Stephanie Zimdahl and was investigated by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration.
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For the 10th year in a row, artists throughout the area are opening up their studio space to the public.
More than 80 artists are participating in this year's crawl at 41 different locations. Featuring a variety of different art, from glass blowing to sculpting and more.
The goal behind the crawl is to allow the public to see artwork before its gallery appearance. Allowing guests to see not only finished work they can buy, but future work of the artists.
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VI. Strategies for Increasing the Likelihood of Achieving the Prescribed Dose of Peritoneal Dialysis
Identify and Correct Patient-Related Failure to Achieve Prescribed PD Dose (Opinion)
Potential patient-related causes of failure to achieve prescribed peritoneal dialysis dose should be investigated and corrected. These include:
Failure to comply with the prescription.
Lack of understanding of the importance of adherence to the full prescription.
Sampling and collection errors.
Rationale A detailed rationale is presented in Appendix H. The following is a summary.
Preliminary data from the USRDS DMMS Wave II project show that 487 CAPD patients self-report full compliance with 82.8% of their exchanges.3 One exchange/week is missed by 11.5% of patients and 2 to 3 exchanges/week are missed by 4.5% of patients, all self-reported. The American Association of Kidney Patients completed a patient self-reported survey about the impact of these DOQI guidelines and came up with a very similar number for frequency of missed exchanges.
Conditions causing noncompliance in PD patients have not been adequately analyzed. From studies on compliance with chronic drug regimens, it is known that patients are more compliant when they are convinced about the appropriateness and beneficial effects of the prescribed treatment and that frequent reinforcement of the importance of the treatment is associated with better compliance. Therefore, it is the opinion of the Work Group that, in addition to giving careful consideration to the selection of medically appropriate candidates for PD, as detailed in Section VIII: Suitable Patients for Peritoneal Dialysis, special emphasis should be placed on education of PD patients about the importance and technique of the PD prescription. Instructions should be repeated at least every 6 months, and patients should be monitored for signs of change in compliance. Monitoring the output of creatinine in the dialysate plus urine, as detailed in Guideline 7: PD Dose Troubleshooting, is recommended by the Work Group as a method for measuring compliance.
Identify and Correct Staff-Related Failure to Achieve Prescribed PD Dose (Opinion)
Potential staff-related causes of failure to achieve prescribed peritoneal dialysis dose should be investigated and corrected. These include:
Errors in prescription.
Inadequate monitoring of delivered dose.
Inadequate patient education.
Rationale To increase the likelihood of achieving a prescribed dose of PD, it is necessary to elucidate the staff-related causes of failure to achieve a prescribed dose of peritoneal dialysis. The Work Group found no reports addressing this issue in PD; the following discussion represents the opinion of the Work Group members.
Inadequate understanding of the physiology and kinetic principles of PD by the physicians and nursing staff may result in:
Errors in patient selection.
Errors in the prescription of the PD dose.
Errors in monitoring whether the prescribed dose is delivered.
Errors in PD dose modification to achieve the prescribed goal.
Inability to test for and recognize patient noncompliance.
Inadequate patient education.
The impact of patient education on patient compliance with the PD prescription was discussed in Guideline 19: Identify and Correct Patient-Related Failure to Achieve Prescribed PD Dose. The chance of inappropriate prescription of the PD dose is enhanced when the prescribing physician has a sketchy knowledge of the principles of clearance studies in PD. It has recently been recognized that nephrology fellowship curricula lack emphasis on training in dialysis.92 To prescribe and deliver the proper dose of PD, nephrologists must ensure adequate education and training in PD.
The use of computer modeling in PD may help achieve the prescribed dose by suggesting various options to alter the PD dose. This approach may assist in avoiding unrealistic PD dose schedules for certain patients (see Guideline 18: Use of Empiric and Computer Modeling of PD Dose).
The use of total creatinine appearance/output data in detecting noncompliance is important, as discussed in Section II: Measures of Peritoneal Dialysis Dose.
Inadequate education may be a key factor in the patient nonadherence to the prescribed dose of therapy resulting in the above-mentioned shortcuts. The American Association of Kidney Patients reports that PD patients are willing to increase the frequency and/or volumes of exchanges, if necessary, and that explanations (education) and participation in decision making are good incentives. Inadequate education may stem from both poor educator understanding of the principles of clearance and lack of proper teaching technique. Staff responsible for patient education should be trained and competent in both the principles of clearance and the technique of patient instruction.
Validate methods of assessing compliance.
Evaluate the association between patient understanding of PD techniques and compliance. Specifically, what is the role of inadequate patient knowledge in noncompliance?
Evaluate effect of staffs knowledge of clearance principles and teaching techniques and repetition frequency of patient instruction on proper delivery of PD dose.
Is there a psychological profile which is predictive of noncompliance? If so, what is the best method to characterize this profile?
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By Marjorie Nesin
Staff Writer
---- — A 36-year-old Gloucester man admitted to sufficient facts on a charge of driving after a license suspension, but Judge Joseph Jennings continued the case without a finding until October.
Bryan W. Nikola of Forrest Street was placed instead on administrative supervision until then and ordered to pay a $50 assessment.
Police who had received a report of Nikola driving erratically, had stopped Nikola as he turned onto Smith Street "abruptly" and without using a turn signal in February, according to a police report. The judge also found Nikola not responsible for failing to use a turn signal.
Jennings dismissed number of cases in Gloucester District Court:
A charge of unlicensed driving against Pablo Ferreira, 20, of Essex Street will be dismissed if he pays court costs of $200.
An unlicensed driving charge against 22-year-old Lexington Avenue resident Alyssa N. Bennet will be dismissed if she pays court costs of $100.
Samuel O'Gorman, 46, of North Kilby Street, has the option to pay court costs of $100 or complete 10 hours of community service for a charge of unlicensed driving to be dismissed.
An unlicensed driving charge against James D. Wonson, a 49-year-old Trask Street man, will be dismissed if he pays $100 in court costs. Wonson was found not responsible for a lights violation too.
A charge of striped bass fishing violations against a 37-year-old Middleton man, Phong T. Nguyen, will be dismissed if he pays court costs of $100 on the two counts of the charge.
Steven Ouellet of Essex, a 28-year-old Belcher Street man, will see a charge of driving after a license suspension dismissed if he pays court costs of $200.
A charge of breaking a municipal ordinance and bylaw violation against 27-year-old James M. Odum of Perkins Street will be dismissed if he pays court costs of $50.
Steffani L. Ledford, 38, of Kitefield Road in Rockport saw a charge of larceny over $250 against her dismissed upon failure to prosecute.
Charges of assault and battery against James Britton, a Beverly man who court documents list as homeless, were dismissed upon failure to prosecute, with marital privilege asserted in Gloucester District Court.
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Wave in the 2014 Coke Zero 400 at the Daytona International Speedway with The Shores Resort & Spa in Daytona Beach
Come wave in this summer's NASCAR season at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. The Coke Zero 400 race weekend kicks off on July 3, 2014 through July 5, 2014, with Practice Day, and commences with the Day Coke Zero 400 race celebrating Independence Day weekend. Sponsored by Coca-Cola, this 160 lap NASCAR race has produced some of the closest finishes in NASCAR race history and has drawn exciting sponsors and drivers. Deemed a "mid-summer-classic" the Coke Zero 400 race challenges all of your favorite NASCAR drivers and crews on the hot summer asphalt in Daytona Beach, Florida.
The Daytona International Speedway's 31-degree, high bank track offers thrills for spectators and drivers alike. Under the lights of the DIS, the Coke Zero 400 offers a variety of ticket packages for your family and friends to enjoy this Daytona International Speedway event in Daytona Beach. Pit passes, pit zone seating area, drink and beverage services, NASCAR fan zones and other promotions are among the exciting Coke Zero sponsored packages to enjoy while the flags drop and engines roar.
The excitement of the Daytona Beach area is highlighted by the DIS and the historical NASCAR races which have graced this Florida track. Become a part of NASCAR history with an Independence Day celebration in Daytona Beach for the Coke Zero 400. The Shores Resort & Spa is the perfect hotel near the Daytona International Speedway for upcoming NASCAR races and the festivities in July. With luxury accommodations, this beachfront resort and spa provides relaxing and convenient accommodations for any NASCAR fan.
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