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By Emilie Johann, guest blogger in Doha for CIDSE Overall, discussions have been difficult and ministerial roundtables have taken several thorny issues from the technical to the political level. Will Ministers be up for the challenge to inject some political will and move beyond national interests to respond to the urgent needs of the poorest and for the sake of our common future? Concerning the second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol (KP) there is no sign of progress on ambition. The EU will not move beyond its current -20% target unless other parties move, and it is unwilling to consider the cancellation of carbon credits in KP2. So far none of the parties present have announced urgently needed more ambitious emission cuts. A weak KP2 is a bad sign in terms of the trust and ambition needed to build a new global climate deal which includes all parties, not […]
Caritas dialogues with FAO and the EU about agroecology at COP18On Wednesday, November 27th, a coalition made of CIDSE, the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance (EAA), Misereor and the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) held a public seminar ("side event") at the Qatar National Convention Centre.
Wake up call for the Doha climate talks
By guest blogger Roeland Scholtalbers, CIDSE Media & Communication Officer in Doha After a week of negotiations with little to no progress, Ministers arrive in Doha among increasing uncertainty about a positive outcome of the climate talks. Once a modest fishing village, Doha rapidly transformed into a busy capital of a rich nation when enormous gas reserves were discovered. The plane that took me to Qatar circulated for nearly an hour in the dark above the luminous city. It felt like hanging over a giant pinball machine and I couldn't help wondering whether planet earth was going to finish beyond the flippers of the climate change negotiations. Organised by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), this year's climate talks entered their second and final week yesterday (Monday, December 3rd). Today, Government Ministers make their appearance in Doha to firm up agreements their climate negotiators prepared during 2012 […]
Caritas exhibit in Doha attracts many guests
by Zar Gomez, Caritas Asia coordinator Now on its third day since the start of the UNFCCC meeting in Doha, Qatar, the exhibit booth of the 4-member delegation of Caritas Internationalis proves to be among the largest crowd-drawers at the Exhibit Hall 4 of the Qatar National Convention Centre.
Mongolia goes to DohaEven though – in the eyes of climate change decision-makers - the problems of Mongolia may not even amount to 1% of the world's climate change issues, they are gradually worsening. On the ground, Caritas Mongolia intervenes by implementing a Food Security Project introducing Passive Solar Greenhouses, absorbing natural solar warming and releasing it to the vegetables.
Keeping faith in the climate talksAs the international climate negotiations re-open in Doha, should we keep faith in the possibility of a successful outcome despite the difficulties of brokering a deal among 194 countries?
Paradise lost: rising seas threaten Pacific's Carteret Islands"I hope I die before these islands are covered by the sea." Eighty-year-old John Sailik was born on the Carteret Islands, a ring of six atolls 50 miles off the coast of Papua New Guinea.
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Droughts across West Africa, storms smashing into North America and the Caribbean, glaciers melting faster than imagined: the impact of bad and unusual weather patterns were clearly visible in 2012. But what was less clear was the political and public will to make the sacrifices necessary to address the driving forces behind climate change and its impact on the poor and vulnerable. The UN Climate Change Conference is meeting once more, this time in Doha, Qatar 26 November -7 December. Caritas believes 2012 is an important year in these negotiations. Government must build on some of the breakthroughs made at the Durban conference held this time last year. They must come up with concrete proposals on greater cuts in Green House Gas emissions, money to support vulnerable communities most affected by climate change and a clear work plan towards a global climate deal in 2015. Read our statement paper The Caritas confederation of [...]
Caritas discusses the politics of agriculture in DohaAgriculture – namely, small-scale farming and organic farming – is at the heart of the Caritas work on food security and food safety in many developing countries.
Tide turns in Kreghané, ChadIn August 2011, when it stopped raining during the days of cultivation of the land, not all grain was sown. The amount of grain that grew during the following weeks was a lot less than during a normal year. Cornfields have also been plagued by the locusts just before harvest time.
The women's committee of Hadj al-Dérib in ChadIt is only natural that the women work together in the field in Hadj al-Dérib. All 120 women of the village are members of a committee, which takes care of the cultivation of various crops as well as the granary and the mill. Each committee has a president, a vice-president and a secretary.
New challenges for the people of Lake ChadBalama was a village once located on the shores of Lake Chad, in the east of the county. Since the 1960s, the lake has been greatly reduced. A changing climate and uncontrolled use of water for irrigated agricultures combined with population pressure, has led to the receding of the lake to 10 percent of its original surface.
Gaba's fields: drought relief in ChadThis year Gaba is fully engaged with the emergency assistance project of Caritas Switzerland and UNAD (Caritas Chad) that helps people from several regions of Chad who are severely affected by the drought. Help is mainly provided in form of food and new seeds.
Green is the colour of hope in ChadWest Africa's Sahel region faced devastating hunger in 2012 after drought left a huge swathe of countries short of food.
World Food Day: Fighting poverty by supporting small-scale agriculture
By Ryan Worms, Caritas Internationalis "I want to set-up a small business to sell rice, flour and sugar. The last time, I made a tidy profit. I need 1000 gourdes (US$25)," says Ariette Tessono. Ariette is one of the members of the solidarity fund set up by Caritas in Labiche, in the south of Haiti. The women who are part of the fund are taught techniques so they can grow kitchen gardens. "Thanks to the training I've received from Natasha, who's an agronomist, I now have a lovely garden full of chilli peppers," says Jaunasse, another member of the project. "What I make from selling my produce at the market is enough to feed my family well, buy uniforms and school books and pay for my children's education." "Today is a day of hope," says Haman Abdou. "Thanks to Caritas's help, I know that I'll have something to sow in my field once [...]


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This summer is definitely proving to be a scorcher. The humidity is no joke; fans are struggling to circulate cooler air, while air-conditioning units are controlled at the lowest degree possible to counteract the ridiculously high temperatures on the mercury scale.
Water is the ultimate thirst quencher; so hydrate as often as possible. Try and make it a habitual practice to walk with a bottle of "crystal punch" as it's affectionately known. If you are constantly mobile and not sure if where you are heading has a refrigerator or not, freeze water in your bottle overnight so it slowly melts throughout the day to provide cool water, and take sips often. If not, purchase bottled water which is literally sold everywhere, or take advantage of those complimentary office coolers whenever you go into a commercial building. Luckily, at many traffic lights on major thoroughfares there are some enterprising young men and women who sell cool bottled water for when you are sitting in traffic and 'melting'.
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Pineapple and Basil Floats
Something magical happens when sweet pineapple is paired with aniseed like basil. Add the creaminess of vanilla ice cream and you have an adult smoothielike drink. I had this at a dinner party once and asked the hostess for the recipe. She jotted it down for me confessing that she got it from a recipe card.
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Peel, core and cut pineapple into rough chunks. Remove basil leaves from stems Push the fruit and herbs through a juice extractor. Pour equally into 2 glasses and top each with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and garnish with basil.
JuicyChef's Berries and Beets
I love to combine sweet berries, any sort, such as raspberries, blueberries and strawberries, with beets for a tart to make a sweet pick me up. It's a drink loaded with antioxidants. Here in Jamaica, I use frozen berries to make this drink so it's nice, icy and refreshing. If you are using fresh berries, add a little crushed ice.
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4 medium beets
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Peel beets and push through a juice extractor followed by the berries. Serve immediately.
JuicyChef's Callaloo Delight
I wanted to add a green juice to today's line-up of cooling beverages. This one packs a healthy and delicious punch. I like to experiment with all sorts of combinations and this one is quite refreshing. This recipe serves two.
2 handfuls callaloo
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4 celery sticks, plus a couple extra for garnish
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Push callaloo through juicer followed by grapes and celery sticks. Add crushed ice to tall glasses and pour in the juice.
Garnish with an extra celery stick.
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A new bill will go before state legislators that could allow teachers to carry guns in the classroom. Tucsonans seem to have mixed feelings about the idea.
The bill would allow school districts to let any teacher or staffer carry a gun as long as they complete a 24 hour training class. The training would include mock scenarios and how to properly handle and store the gun.
Supporters say the legislation would protect children and staff while opponents argue the guns could end up in the wrong hands.
"I just think it's too easy for things to happen," Lynn Foth, who is against the bill, said. "If the teacher responds to an emergency in the class, the gun is sitting in her purse, in her desk and somebody goes and picks it up, I just think that opportunities are too great for something to happen."
Thomas Fantmann, a supporter of the bill, said, "It could save a life or two and if they're not carrying it with them but still have access, they've got the potential to maybe end a dangerous situation."
The legislation is in its early stages and it's hard to tell if it may have a chance. A similar bill just over a year ago aimed at allowing rural school teachers to carry gun but it was shot down by the house.
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I received this for Christmas as a backup to my wedding ring. The stone fell out Christmas night!
My fiance purchased this ring for me to wear for a short period of time (when we get tax returns back he is going to purchace a real one that looks similar so no one will really know). He proposed on Thanksgiving so mind you that was the end of november and its not even half way through december. The ring was beautiful almost unbelievable at the time of reciept and everyone was so impressed. I got soo many compliments on it. However about the beggining of the second week the ring began to turn colors and now the band is a different color than the metal around the stone and one of the prongs is starting to look almost blackish in color. This is so surprising to me bc I have been really careful, i take it off to wash my hands, to put on lotion, to put on makeup, i dont shower in it, etc. I just had to buy another one, so that it doesn't become too noticible, bought the protection plan this time hoping it will last us until tax time. If you plan on wearing this ring every once in a while or to a prom or whatever, buy it! If you are trying to fool people or save money buying a fake, DO NOT BUY it turns wayyyy too fast.
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Stephen Ray Patterson, 61, of Mt. Vernon, died 9:55 p.m. Friday, June 21, 2013, at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis.
He was born Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1951, in Jefferson County, the son of George Robert "Bob" and Jennie Kathleen (Short) Patterson. He married Marie Little on Sept. 4, 2004, in Mt. Vernon; she survives.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Todd Stephen Patterson and wife Lisa of Jacksonville, Fla., and ryan Adrian Patterson of Anderson, Ind.; a daughter, Roni Jop Patterson of Lincoln, Neb.; three stepdaughters, Tami Vanarsdall and husband Mike of Eagle, Neb., Hope Foley and husband Rod of Greenfield, Ind., and Kimberly January and husband John of Mt. Vernon; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and 23 nieces and nephews including Cassie Decker and husband Steve of Anderson, Ind., Shay Haskins of Anderson, Ind., Rachel January of Woodlawn, Kelley Patterson of Texas and Rob Patterson of Texas; a brother, Robert Patterson and wife Linda of Mt. Vernon; two uncles, Adrian Biggerstaff of Mt. Vernon and Bill Short of Nashville; and a special friend, Carol Walden of Anderson, Ind.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a stepson, Karl David Larcom.
Stephen worked as a truck driver for Leon Finkbone Trucking and was of the Baptist faith. He loved fishing, playing his guitar and spending time with his children and grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Wednesday, at Hughey Funeral Home, Mt. Vernon with Tom Many Falcons Little officiating. Interment will be at Oakwood Cemetery in Mt. Vernon.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, at Hughey Funeral Home.
For those who wish, memorials may be given to the Patterson Family, please make checks payable to Marie Patterson, and will be accepted at the funeral home or mailed to Hughey Funeral Home, P.O. Box 721, Mt. Vernon, IL 62864.
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Beyond the Swipe: A New Era of More Actionable, Interactive Notifications
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The 2014 World Cup has been quite a thrill here at Urban Airship. This is in part because we have some die-hard fans among our ranks. Moreover, the world of mobile has exploded since the last World Cup, and we have many premier news and sports apps using our technology to deliver the breaking excitement to fans. We began preparing early for the unprecedented magnitude of messages we knew would be flying through our services during the event. In the leadup to the matches, we watched as millions...Read More »
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Sauquoit Valley's Orsino commits to play soccer at Salem
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Winston-Salem, NC-The Salem College soccer program is excited to announce the addition of Amanda Orsino who committed to attend Salem next fall. Orsino was a star forward for Coach Tim Clive at Sauquoit Valley High School in Sauquoit, New York.
Orsino co-captained her high school to the 2009 New York Public High School Soccer Class C Championship game this past fall. She scored the Indian's lone goal in a 2-1 loss to Stony Brook High School. Orsino was honored for her outstanding senior year by being selected as the Mohawk Valley Conference Player of the Year. She was also placed on the New York Class C All-State team this year, and scored 21 goals with 24 assists as a senior. Orsino was a five-year varsity member, a five-time Scholar-Athlete, and a four-time Center State First-Team All Star.
Along with her excellent play on the soccer field, Amanda was also an outstanding volleyball and softball player. She was Student Council President at Sauquoit Valley, a member of the National Honor Society, and a member of InterACT.
The daughter of Fred and Colleen, Orsino plans to major in mathematics with a minor in coaching while at Salem.
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In February 1888, nearly 1,000 residents of Tipton County signed a petition requesting the county commissioners begin the process of planning and building a new courthouse to replace the outmoded brick building. The commissioners were soon besieged by all manner of architects, draftsmen and contractors.
Then one of the commissioners took charge and stated that what was wanted for the people of Tipton County was a courthouse that would serve them for 100 years. This commissioner then proceeded to dismiss all of the competitors and select a man well-qualified for the job — his friend, Indianapolis architect Adolph Scherrer, designer of the Indiana state capitol building.
If any mistakes were made, this commissioner would take responsibility for them.
But when the new courthouse was completed, not one error was made in its construction. Jacob G. Off, a native of Germany and a prominent Tipton County farmer since 1865, was the county commissioner whose 100-year vision has now been realized, even exceeded.
The very first courthouse in Tipton County was a 24-foot by 20-foot, two-story building built of hewn logs, and finished inside for a cost of $473.50. This building burned in 1857, and a new two-story brick building was planned to replace it. The site would be where the present courthouse now stands, having first been cleared of stumps and brush by James Cassler for $13.12.
The original cost projected for this building was $10,000, and work was begun in June 1858. But at its completion in 1859, the amount had grown to $15,000. This brick courthouse served until 1892, when plans for the present building were begun.
Before construction could begin there was considerable debate over whether to retain a pretty grove of maple trees that had been planted around the old brick courthouse. The issue was resolved, under questionable circumstances, when someone slipped in and hacked away the bark, deadening the trees and making their removal a necessity.
The new building became a monument to Commissioner Off. Begun on April 6, 1893, it measured 92 feet by 125 feet, rose 66 feet up the walls to where the roof began, and the northwest corner tower rose 206 feet above the Tipton County prairie.
The tower housed a clock with a specially cast striking bell weighing 3,000 pounds, 8-feet high and 4-feet wide at the bottom. It was originally operated by a time weight of 400 pounds, and a striking weight of 1,100 pounds that hung through four floors, but was later converted to an electric motor.
The time it took to wind the clock — said to be one hour's steady cranking every week — was undoubtedly a factor in calling for the changeover.
Pierce & Morgan of Indianapolis were the contractors, and while they worked on the new building the various county offices were temporarily located in rooms around the square. Finally, on Oct. 16, 1894, Charles Pierce walked into the makeshift clerk's office over the Blue Front Drug Store, handed deputy clerk J.O. Bunch a key, and announced, "She's finished, and you can move in anytime!"
The new building was contracted for $183,411.30 and was completed within the appropriation.
Today "she" dominates the city skyline, and can be seen on the horizon for several miles from any direction. Like any fine lady, she lends great beauty to her surroundings and fills the downtown with her regality.
And she still serves the citizens of Tipton County, just like she was envisioned to do — 120 years ago!
Jeff Hatton
Restructure school, employer websites
Recently, I have become aware of a "situation." I became aware of it during the course of my job search activities.
If you are not regularly involved in the job search process, you may not have noticed the majority of employers currently hire online. Many of these potential employers have their websites linked to the websites of one or more online "schools."
Also, many of these school websites are designed to lock up the process if you respond to the school in the negative, thus forcing you to accept these school pitches.
So what is the solution? For openers, restructure the employer and school websites to be totally independent from each other.
Kenneth Crockett


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The backwashof rainfall puts Pittsburg's Annual Paving Program off schedule.
"Well of course we set out the year we havecertain project we like to get done but when we have periods of rain, like wehave now, we have to find alternate projects to do," said Pittsburg's PublicWorks Directors Bill Beasley.
Crews will continue removing asphalt from roadways, but with rain in the futureforecast it could be days before workers return.
"It may be uncovered (roads) for longer thanwe like, but at least that way we can keep our men busy," said Beasley.
Funding forthe projects was approved by voters in 2010.
A year later enoughtax was generated for roadway projects to begin.
"You know we can'tuse this money for anything else it's not going towards anywhere else, but it doesn't do us any good to keep it in the bank," said Pittsburg City Manager DaronHall. "We need to spend it so were doing everything we can to get theasphalt program that was planned this year done this year."
"We like toget more than we are getting accomplished," said Beasley, "But when it rains everyday we need the streets to drive out a at least a couple before we get on themand asphalt them otherwise what we putdown will come back up."


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Two women are accused of trying to sell themselves for sex at a Nashville hotel, and police say one of them is just 16 years old.
Police say the two were busted at the Red Roof Inn on Claridge Drive on Tuesday night.
An undercover police officer responded to a prostitution ad they say 20-year-old Gabrielle McCord created on Backpage.com.
McCord was charged with sex trafficking and prostitution.
She told police she had no idea her 16-year-old partner was only a teenager.
The teen told police she and McCord had already sold themselves for sex the night before, according to the affidavit.
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Neither of the former Albany State University Foundation executives indicted for stealing money from the foundation showed up for their arraignment Monday morning.
Former foundation Business manager Sean Stanley filed a letter through his lawyer, entering a not guilty plea.
Court officials say they did not know if former executive director Angela Getter has a lawyer.
Judge Willie Lockette gave her until Tuesday to be arraigned.
Prosecutors say Getter and Stanley wrote checks to themselves for between $12,000 and $15,000 for "professional services."
The theft was discovered during a university audit after Getter and Stanley resigned in 2008.
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Endocrine update: There's more to cats than thyroids and diabetes (Proceedings)
Hyperadrenocorticism (Hac, Cushing's disease)
Cushing's is a disease of middle-aged to older cats (7-12 years), and may be caused by a pituitary tumor (90% are adenomas), pituitary hyperplasia, adrenal tumors, adrenal hyperplasia, by non-endocrine tumors (usually lung) or it may be iatrogenic. Clinical signs in cats include uncontrolled diabetes: (PU/PD, polyphagia, weight loss), pendulous abdomen, lethargy, thin skin, recurrent infections and poor muscle mass are common. Thin skin is the hallmark of feline hyperadrenocorticism and these cats may develop open wounds just by grooming themselves. Often we see severe insulin resistance and this often predates the diagnosis of Cushing's by several months. Cushing's should always be on the differential with cats that need very high doses of insulin. The thin skin is another feature of the disease. This also occurs in the dog but it seems to be more pronounced in the cat perhaps due to later recognition.
Changes expected in the bloodwork are non-specific but include hypercholesterolemia, hyperglycemia, mild leukocytosis and erythroid regeneration (nrbcs). The serum alkaline phosphatase and alt will be elevated. In cats this is not a steroid effect; it is due to concurrent lipidosis or possibly pancreatitis. Decreased T4 and T3 caused by "euthyroid sick syndrome" and attenuated response to TSH stimulation caused by overcrowding of pituitary thyrotrophs by adrenocorticotrophs. Overt diabetes mellitus may result from the insulin antagonism caused by hypercortisolemia in about 85% of cats with hyperadrenocorticism. Urinalysis changes include glucosuria, possibly a low urine specific gravity and a secondary bacteruria.Diagnosis
In order to get the adrenals to suppress in the cat, the "Low-dose dexamethasone test" requires 0.1mg/kg dexamethasone sodium phosphate IV and sample plasma at times 0,2,4,6 and 8 hours after injection. Because cats may escape suppression earlier than 8 hours, so the plasma should be sampled at more frequent intervals than in dogs. Normal cats and cats with non-adrenal illnesses will consistently show cortisol suppression at this dose. However, unlike dogs, it may not suppress cats with pituitary dependent HA. Thus, we can't use it to discriminate between adrenal tumors and PDHA in cats. Rather, the feline "High-dose dexamethasone test", i.e. administering 1.0mg/kg dexamethasone IV and sampling at times 0,2, 4, 6 and 8 hours will differentiate PDHA from adrenal tumors in most cases. In the rare cat who doesn't suppress even at this dose, endogenous ACTH levels, abdominal ultrasound, CT or MRI are required to confirm the location of the tumour. There is controversy about the definitive test with some endocrinologists saying that ACTH stimulation test is the test of choice in cats. The majority of cats have pituitary dependent HA.
Ultrasound is very helpful. It can be used together with endocrine tests to provide a diagnosis of PDHA. With PDHA, one will see 2 normal or enlarged adrenal glands. With adrenal tumors there will be atrophy of the contralateral gland. In cats, adrenal calcification is a normal aging change unlike in the dog where calcified adrenals on radiography are cause for concern.
Treatment options
1. Control the diabetes with as much insulin as is required. This is important, not only from the perspective of glycemic control, but also because the immunosuppressive effects of glucocorticoids predispose an already prone individual to infections.
2. op-DDD (Lysodren): 25 mg/kg BID for 10 days. Check an ACTH stimulation test and if the values are below 5mcg/dl, then reduce the frequency of administration to once weekly. Retest ACTH stimulation after 4 weeks.
Note: when performing an ACTH stimulation test in cats, collect plasma at time 0, administer 2.2 units of porcine ACTH gel/kg IM (Repository Corticotropin injection USP) and collect plasma again at 1 and 2 hours post injection or administer 0.25 mg synthetic ACTH/cat IM (Cortrosyn) and collect plasma again at 30 minutes and 1 hour after injection. It is important that the reference laboratory being used has established feline reference ranges.
1. Metyrapone, which blocks adrenal conversion of 11-deoxycortisol to cortisol may be used at 65mg/kg PO q12h. Clinical improvement is expected within 5 days of initiation of therapy. Monitor blood glucose closely as diabetic cats will be prone to becoming hypoglycemic rapidly.
2. Recently, trilostane, a steroid synthesis inhibitor, has been reported for the treatment of PDHA.
Op-DDD, metyrapone or aminoglutasamine may be used to stabilize the patient prior to adrenalectomy. While the challenge is very real to stabilize these patients prior to surgery, adrenalectomy (unilateral for adrenal tumour or bilateral for PDHA) offers the best success.
Post-operatively, cats may develop sepsis, pancreatitis, thromboembolism, wound dehiscence, adrenal insufficiency and hypoglycemia. For patients who had a unilateral adrenalectomy, prednisolone 2.5mgPO q12h should be started in the evening after surgery, continued for several weeks before tapering. For bilaterally adrenalectized cats, lifelong mineralocorticoids will be required. Pituitary tumour enlargement may be treated safely and effectively with external beam radiation therapy.


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Arrival Date: Your order requires processing time and shipping time. The processing time may be different for each item. The shipping time is based on the method of shipment you choose. To calculate the estimated arrival date, add the processing time and the shipping time, and remember to skip weekends and holidays.
For example, if you place your order on Tuesday, and choose Standard Shipping (3-5 days) for an item with a 2-day processing time, your order should arrive in 5-7 business days (by the following Thursday).
Homedepot.com offers a variety of shipping options. Your shipping choices will depend on the item or items in your order.
Shipping Options
Below are some details to help you better understand your shipping options:
Please allow 3 to 5 business days for transit in addition to order processing time, which varies by product. Items deliver by small parcel service.
Please allow 2 business days for transit in addition to order processing time, which varies by product. Items deliver by small parcel service.
Please allow 1 business day for transit in addition to order processing time, which varies by product. Items deliver by small parcel service.
Cost Saver (limited to products less than 1 lb.)
Please allow 5 to 9 business days for transit in addition to order processing time, which varies by product. Initial transportation is made by small parcel service, with final delivery made by U.S. Postal Service. Tracking information may be limited.
Curbside Truck Shipping (By Appointment)
Please allow 2-6 business days for Curbside Truck Shipping in the Continental U.S., plus order processing time. Deliveries are made to receiving area/dock for Businesses or curbside for Residential orders. The carrier will contact you to make a delivery appointment with a 4 hour window once the items have arrived at the local hub in your area. Delivery appointments are required.
Basic Home Shipping (No Appointment)
Please allow 3-10 business days for Basic Home Shipping in the Continental U.S., plus order processing time. Basic Home Shipping includes delivery to your doorstep or first dry area outside with no signature or appointment required. Delivery services for this item may be upgraded for an additional fee.
Threshold Home Shipping (By Appointment)
Please allow 3-10 business days for Threshold Home Shipping in the Continental U.S., plus order processing time. Threshold Home Shipping includes delivery across your first doorway or threshold (i.e. into garage, backyard, or first room of the home). The carrier will contact you to make a delivery appointment with a 4 hour window once the items have arrived at the local hub in your area. Delivery appointments are required.
White Glove Home Shipping (By Appointment)
Please allow 3-10 business days for White Glove Home Shipping in the Continental U.S., plus order processing time. White Glove Home Shipping includes delivery to the room of your choice, unpacking and debris removal. Assembly is not included. The carrier will contact you to make a delivery appointment with a 4 hour window once the items have arrived at the local hub in your area. Delivery appointments are required.
Depot Direct Delivery
For major appliances, a delivery calendar with available delivery dates will be presented during the checkout process.
Certified Professional Delivery (By Appointment)
Please allow 7-14 business days for Certified Professional Delivery plus order processing time, which varies by product. The item will be shipped to a certified professional who will complete assembly (if required), and perform a complete inspection. The certified professional will contact you to arrange final delivery once your item is ready. At delivery, the customer will be taught by a certified professional on site how to operate and maintain the product. Delivery appointments are required. Please note the tracking information provided with the shipping confirmation will reflect the delivery to a local certified professional's terminal.
Outdoor Equipment Delivery (By Appointment)
Please allow 5 -10 business days for Outdoor Equipment Delivery plus order processing time, which varies by product. Outdoor Equipment Delivery includes assembly (if required), unpacking and debris removal. The carrier will contact you to make a delivery appointment with a 4 hour window once the items have arrived at the local hub in your area. Delivery appointments are required.
Bulk Delivery (By Appointment)
Please allow 1 – 4 business days for Bulk Delivery plus order processing time, which varies by product. Deliveries are made by a dump truck. The carrier will contact you to make a delivery appointment. Delivery appointments are required. Customer supplied tarps are recommended to protect property.
Shipping Guidelines
Shipping Method: You may select your own shipping method for most products. Free Shipping promotion uses Standard Shipping only and not all items qualify for free shipping. Certain items require Home Depot to select the shipping method. All large appliances are shipped by Home Delivery.
Shipping Time: Amount of time the item is expected to be in transit according to the Shipping Method you choose.
Business Days: Monday through Friday, excluding public holidays.
* In some areas, weekend delivery is offered for major appliances.
Processing Time: Amount of time expected to pick and ship the order from the distribution center. Varies by product and source. The order processing time is noted with the product information in your shopping cart.
Buy Online, Pick Up In Store
Buy Online, Pick Up In Store Service
Most orders will be ready for pick up within two hours of the time the order was placed online. Specific items may take slightly longer due to inventory and/or availability.
Buy Online, Pick Up In Store Guidelines
When you arrive at the store, stop by the Customer Service desk (or Pro desk if you are a contractor) for assistance with order pickup. Store pickup is valid only at the specific store selected by customer when placing order, during store's normal operating hours and only for orders confirmed via In-Store Order Pickup Notification email. This excludes special or bulk-sized orders and is not valid on Christmas Day, Thanksgiving Day or the Friday, Saturday or Sunday following Thanksgiving Day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cost Saver?
Cost Saver is a lower cost shipping option for select parcel items. Please note that transit time is longer than normal ground shipping (see chart above). Final delivery will be made via USPS.
Why can't I see tracking information on Cost Saver?
• The first package scan may be upon arrival at a regional hub near the destination. (This is common when shipping volume is high and packages are processed in bulk.)
• Tracking of Cost Saver packages may not be as detailed as regular ground parcel packages.
Which shipping carriers do you use?
The Home Depot utilizes UPS & USPS for small packages and Home Delivery carriers for larger packages.
May I choose my shipping carrier?
Customers may choose how they would like their order delivered between standard and expedited delivery on select parcel items. The Home Depot does not allow customers to select a specific carrier for delivery; however, The Home Depot will choose the best shipping carrier available for your needs based on location, items, etc.
Who do I call if my merchandise arrives broken or damaged from the carrier?
If you receive your order and it is damaged by the delivery company, please call 1-800-430-3376 within 3 days to report any damages seven days a week between 7:00 A.M. – 1:00 A.M. EST. If possible, refuse delivery of the broken or damaged items.
Major appliances are non-returnable. Items should be inspected thoroughly at the time of delivery. If you are not satisfied, refuse the item before signing the delivery receipt. Be sure to report any product defects or damages with the delivery agent. Please call 1-800-455-3869 to report damages or other delivery issues. Damages must be reported within 48 hours of delivery.
What is "Home Delivery"?
The Home Delivery option is based on the size of an item's packaging. Home Delivery is required when:
• Packages weigh more than 150 lbs.
• Package size is greater than 108 inches in length
• Package size is greater than 165 inches in length and girth
If Home Delivery is an option for your item, three levels of Home Delivery service are usually offered:
1. Basic: Residential delivery to your door or first dry area outside the residence. No appointment or signature is required.
2. Threshold: Residential delivery across the first doorway/threshold such as foyer, garage, first room of home, etc. An appointment is required and all appointments have a 4 hour window.
3. White Glove: Residential delivery to the room of your choice. Includes unpacking and debris removal. An appointment is required and all appointments have a 4 hour window.
If the product arrives with visible damage, please refuse delivery and immediately contact customer service at 1-800-430-3376.
Check the carrier website for scheduling and service level confirmation assigned to your delivery.
How do I check my order status?
To check the status of your order online, please visit The Home Depot order status page at http://www.homedepot.com/customersupport. Please enter your order confirmation number and email address in the space provided.
Can I ship to Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. Territories or APO/FPO/DPO?
You may ship select Home Depot.com products to any of these locations:
• Continental U.S.
• Alaska & Hawaii (Varies by product. Remote surcharges may apply.)
Total delivery timeline for Alaska and Hawaii orders may take an additional 2-5 business days.
We are not able to ship to international destinations or APO/FPO/DPO destinations at this time.
Does homedepot.com ship outside of the 48 contiguous United States?
Yes, homedepot.com offers a limited selection of its products for shipment to Alaska and Hawaii. Remote surcharges may apply.
Is Expedited shipping available on all products?
Expedited shipping is only available on those products that can be air shipped in accordance with UPS shipping requirements and Federal Regulations. Products exceeding the weight, girth measurements and products falling under the hazardous materials (hazmat) guidelines for dangerous chemicals cannot be expedited. Home Delivery products cannot be expedited. Products on the homedepot.com site that cannot be expedited are duly noted on the product information page.
Why do Express (or Expedited) deliveries sometimes take longer than the designated time period of one (or two) day(s) to arrive from date of shipping?
Express orders are delivered the day after they are shipped out to you. Expedited orders are delivered two days after the day they are shipped out to you. An order may not always ship on the same day that it is placed. Placing your order late in the day, after the shipping companies have picked up their last shipment of the day, is one factor that may affect overall shipping time. Some orders (i.e. due to size, availability of item, etc.) may also require a longer time to pack and ship than others. As a general rule, Express orders may take 1-2 days to arrive and Expedited orders may be expected within 2-3 days.
What is a "Shipping Address Nickname"?
When placing an order online, we ask for your shipping address. Each time you check out, you may enter a new address and that address will be stored in our records for your account. Assigning a "nickname" to each address is a way to help you easily identify which address you want to use each time you place an order. Examples of shipping address nicknames are "home", "office", "school", etc.
What is "Depot Direct Delivery"?
Depot Direct Delivery is the delivery method for major appliances. Major appliances include GE, LG, Maytag, Amana, Admiral, Hotpoint, and Americana kitchen and laundry appliances. A delivery calendar with available delivery dates will be presented during the checkout process. Click here for further details on Depot Direct Delivery and for tips on How to Make Your Appliance Delivery and Hook Up a Success.
What is your return policy?
For a complete review of the homedepot.com return policy, view our Return Policy for products purchased online.
If I find an item online, how can I pick it up in the store?
Most of the items that can be ordered on homedepot.com are eligible for free shipping to a store. Learn more about store pickup.
Can I track my order online?
You may track an order by accessing your online account and viewing the order status and tracking information in the order history details. Also, once your order has shipped, a Shipping Confirmation email is sent to you with the name of the carrier and the tracking number. You can use this information to track your order via the carrier's tracking site.
For major appliance orders, you will select a delivery date at the time of purchase. You will receive a phone call from the local delivery agency the evening prior to your delivery in order to advise you of the 4 hour delivery window. You will also receive a call 30 minutes prior to arrival on the day of delivery. To change your delivery date, call the delivery agency at 1-866-433-5879.
How long will it take for my order to arrive?
Order arrival timelines are dependent upon the product(s) and inventory status.
Typically, parcel ground orders will arrive to your home within 3-5 business days. Items shipping via Home Delivery Carrier can take up to 10 business days to receive. Specific delivery times for all service levels can be found under the Shipping & Delivery FAQ.
Exceptions are communicated on the product information page of the item and in your shopping cart. In rare instances, when an item in-stock becomes unavailable after you have placed an order, you will be notified of the status of that order via email. Some items may take up to 2-3 weeks.
Total Delivery Timeline for Alaska and Hawaii orders may take up to two additional business days.
What destination area is covered by homedepot.com?
We gladly ship within the 48 contiguous states, Alaska and Hawaii. Products ordered online cannot be shipped to a The Home Depot store.
We now offer shipping on a limited selection of products to Alaska and Hawaii. Because some exclusions apply, we've indicated any locations to which we cannot ship an item on that individual product's information page.
How can I review the details of an order I have already placed?
Registered users can log into their account and view the order history and details of any order they have placed online. Users who are not registered may determine the status of their order by clicking on Order Status, which is located at the top of each page on HomeDepot.com.
What is a backorder?
When a product is labeled as backordered, this means that there is currently none available in stock to ship to the customer immediately. You may still place the order for the item and as soon as the item becomes available, one will be shipped to you.
For major appliances, if the product is on backorder the delivery calendar will provide the first available delivery date based on the estimated date that the product will be available. If the product will not be available for 90 days or greater, you will not be able to place an order for the item.
Did you receive my order?
When an order is placed on homedepot.com, an order confirmation email is sent within 24 hours of the time you placed your order.
Can I make changes to my order?
Yes, anytime prior to your order being processed and shipped, you can make changes to your order. If your order has been processed, you may have to submit a new order with the changes and refuse delivery on the original order. For assistance, call customer care at 1-800-430-3376. For processed and shipped orders you can find more guidance in our Returns section to process a return or exchange.
How can I cancel my order?
Our order-fulfillment and shipping systems are designed to deliver orders quickly and efficiently. Homedepot.com customer's orders are sent to our warehouses frequently throughout the day for quick fulfillment and shipping. Therefore, it is not possible to change or cancel an order once it has been processed.
If you would like to cancel or change your order, please call our Homedepot.com Customer Care Team at 800-430-3376 as soon as possible. We will do everything we can to accommodate your request if your order has not already been processed.
How does the Free Grill Assembly option work?
Free Assembly is available on select grills when you choose Buy Online, Pick Up In Store today. Select FREE Assembly option in the Shopping Cart to have your items fully assembled by the time you pick them up at your local store. Please note that assembly times may vary and we cannot guarantee orders will be available within 2 hours. You will be notified by email when your order is assembled and ready for pickup.
Items shipped to your local store are not eligible for Free Assembly at this time.
What are the features and benefits of ordering items online and then picking up my order(s) at a Home Depot store?
The Home Depot's Pick Up In Store option provides you with the convenience of placing an order on homedepot.com and subsequently picking up your order at a Home Depot store location. If you are unable to pickup an order yourself, you may also pre-authorize someone to pick up your order for you. This service not only saves you shipping charges but also helps expedite any time-sensitive projects.
How does the Pick Up In Store process work?
You will receive a series of email messages. First, you'll get an Order Confirmation acknowledging receipt of your order. Then, you'll receive a Pick Up In Store Notification when your order is ready to be picked up at Home Depot.
How soon will my order be ready for pick up after I've ordered it online?
Most items will be ready for in-store pick up within two hours of the time your place your order on homedepot.com.
Once my order is ready, how long will it be available at the designated store for pickup?
Your items will remain available for a minimum of seven days from the time you receive a Pick Up In Store Notification. Orders not claimed after that will be available based on the product type and store location. For more information please contact Online Customer Care at 1-800-430-3376.
Why do I need to provide my phone number when placing an order online?
If for some reason there is an issue with a specific store's inventory, a store associate may need to reach you directly to provide additional information in regards to your order.
How will I know my order is ready for pick up?
When your order is ready for pickup, you will receive a Pick Up In Store Notification email, which will include instructions for picking up your item(s).
Where should I go to pick up my order once I arrive at the store?
Once you arrive at the store, you can pick up your order at the Customer Service desk. If you are a professional contractor, please specify when placing your order that you would like to pick up your order at the Pro desk.
What do I need to bring to the store to pick up my order(s)?
For easy order pickup, please bring the following with you to the store:
• A government-issued photo ID
• Your order number or the Pick Up In Store Notification Email
What if I can't pick up my order at the store and need to send someone to pick up my order for me?
For your protection, only you or a pre-authorized pick-up person may pick up your order. During online checkout, simply provide the name and email address of the person who will pick up your order. Providing this information allows us to send the Pick Up In Store Order Notification email directly to you as well as your pre-authorized pick-up person.
Your designated pick-up person will need to bring the following to the store:
• A government-issued photo ID
• Your order number
• Pick Up In Store Order Notification Email
Is the Buy Online Pick Up In Store option available at my local Home Depot store?
Yes, Buy Online Pick Up In Store is available at all Home Depot store locations. Select the 'Check Store Inventory' option on the product description page or within the shopping cart to verify that the product is available for pickup at your local store.
What if I need to cancel my order?
To cancel your order and/or in-store pick up, please contact a homedepot.com Online Customer Service Representative at 1-800-430-3376 Monday - Sunday, 6a.m. - 2a.m. ET. Please have your original payment information available when calling to cancel your order.
What if I need to return an item(s) that I ordered?
To return any item(s), simply bring your order receipt with you to any Home Depot store location. Please refer to The Home Depot's current return policy for details.
What if the item(s) I ordered is being sold at a lower price at the time of pick up than at the time the original order was placed online?
If your item is available at a lower price at the time of pick up, your original form of payment will automatically be adjusted to reflect the lowest available price.
Can I purchase/order an item(s) on homedepot.com to give as a gift to someone else?
Yes, you have the ability to order item(s) online as a gift for someone else. Simply enter the recipient's name, email address and selected store for order pick up after you've entered your payment information. You will then receive the Order Confirmation Notice, and the recipient will receive the Pick Up In Store Order Notification once the order is ready.
For easy order pick up, the recipient should bring the following to the store:
• A government-issued photo ID
• The order number
• Pick Up In Store Order Notification Email
What if the recipient of my gift wants to return their item(s) to Home Depot?
If you've ordered item(s) online as a gift for someone and the recipient wishes to return that item(s), he/she may return the item(s) along with the order receipt at any Home Depot location. The recipient has the option to either exchange the item(s) for another item(s) or be issued a store credit.
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I'm developing for the Nokia 3510i.
High level color management (through the Graphics class) is done using int colors (4 bytes).
Low level Nokia specific color management (through the Nokia UI SDK DirectGraphics class) is done usually using the native color packing (GetPixels for example) method of the phone (in 3510i a short since 4096 colors).
Is there any way to convert between the high level color (int) to the low level color (short) and back?
I can always try to guess.. for example take the higher 4 bits from every 8 bit color, but this doesnt seem to work all the time..


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"For this look, it's best to have your hair unwashed from 1 day. I applied Klorane Dry Shampoo to Khloe's roots for body and for texture. I sprayed her hair with Oribe Superfine Hairspray brushed her hair back into a high ponytail, secured with an elastic. I teased the ponytail to make it full, then twisted it into a bun. I secured the bun with bobby pins, and finished with hairspray to smooth fly-aways."


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I don't know what to say… I downloaded one of the library Raw images. While colours are pleasant, the barrel distortion is horrible, as well as the lack of sharpness at the borders (not to mention the corners). Even at the centre, the images are quite soft. And the JPEGs are overprocessed and noisy at 400 ISO. Definitely one to shoot Raw, needs better lenses.
Never found Pentax noisy but then i never shot raw with mine. Have to completely agree about the lenses, i have never been impressed with their general lens quality. I always ended up buying Sigmas. Really hoping Ricoh can improve the lens lineup (give me some more Q lenses Ricoh!).
This is effectively a more subdued looking k30, which is an excellent camera and offers great value for the price. If you put a good lens on it the image quality is really stand out. I often use the Tamron 17-50 f2.8 lens on my k30 and am amazed with its performance.
detail post I hope K50 willbe my next one
My wife's K-30 is an amazing update of my K-x, and this is just a step further! Far better than my old K-5, that really didn't produce the images it should!
I'm going to buy a K-50. Does anyone know if my Pentax-A 35-80mm fits in K-50's body?
Pretty sure it will fit, but better ask someone at Pentax!
ANy Pentax K-mount lens ever made, in fact almost all K-mount lenses made by anybody will work on your K50. That's the advantage of Pentax!
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4 cups chicken broth or 4 cups water + 4 tsp chicken bouillon granules (I always use Shirley J bouillon because it dissolves easily and it's not too salty...you only have to use half as much too because it's ultra concentrated.)
1 Tbsp honey
1 tsp salt
1 cup heavy cream, warmed
1/4 cup finely chopped fresh Italian parsley
Salt and pepper to taste
Grated mozzarella or Parmesan cheese
1. Add diced onion, olive oil, flour, basil and oregano to a microwave-safe bowl. Give a little stir. Microwave for about 5 minutes (stir every 90 seconds). Transfer to slow cooker.
2. Add in tomato paste, crushed tomatoes, broth, honey and salt.
3. Stir a bit and cover. Cook on LOW for about 5-7 hours or on HIGH for about 3-4.
4. Remove lid and turn to HIGH. (If you want, you can use an immersion blender at this point to get it really smooth and creamy) Stir in warmed cream and Italian parsley. Salt and pepper to taste. Let cook for another 10 minutes on HIGH without the lid (so it can thicken up a bit).
5. Ladle into bowls and top with cheese. Serve with warm rolls or bread.
**Caramelized tomato paste: this is a flavor booster that is amazing!!! To make just heat 1 tablespoon of olive oil in skillet, add 1 (6-oz can) of tomato paste, stir frequently and cook until deep crimson color (will reduce by approximately 1/4). Freeze extra tomato paste in one tablespoon increments for later use.
The other day I went to Sweet Tomatoes and was loving their Sweet Tomato Basil Soup. I decided I needed to make something similar at home. And I made something even better. If you love tomato soup, you will love this soup (AND bonus it's very very easy.)
I know you all love this recipe for the tomato basil parmesan soup (it's my most popular recipe of all time). But I'm hear to tell you that this recipe is JUST as good. AND it's easier. AND it gets less dishes dirty. AND you will love it. What are you waiting for???
2 things: You must use the caramelized tomato paste (it gives it an amazing flavor boost) and you must use the crushed tomatoes. Please don't substitute diced. However, I bet if you really wanted you could use half and half instead of the heavy cream.
For my kids, I added it some frozen raviolis and let the hot soup cook them. They loved it and it turned it more into a whole meal for them.
I hope you love this soup as much as I did! 5 stars.


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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) - A plan to tear down four closed swimming pools is not sitting well with some Toledoans. One councilman is calling for a moratorium on the demolition work.
Councilman Mike Craig held a news conference Thursday morning to rally for an east Toledo pool slated for demolition.
Craig said he does agree with the mayor's office about tearing down the pool at Highland Park. However, he is asking for a postponement on Ravine Park, Collins Park and Ashley Pools, which are all located in District 3.
Nearly two dozen residents joined Craig to voice their opposition to the pool demo plan.
Craig believes the decisions should be put off until voters have their say on a parks and recreation levy on the November ballot. The levy, if approved, could provide some funding to repair the pools.
Also to be taken into consideration is a new recreation master plan, which Craig said could include the pools.
"I cannot believe that you're gonna tear this down, do the dirt work and put up a splash pad for less than $400,000," said Craig.
Those speaking at the conference also pointed out how the city found money to repair Roosevelt Pool, and feel the city should do the same for the pools in east Toledo.
"I feel that they should try to give us a chance and pull our park together and keep the pool open 'cause there's nowhere for these kids to go," said east Toledo resident Theresa Bowen.
Craig blames previous administrations for allowing the pools to get in the state they are in now. He is calling on Mike Bell's administration to take a second look and delay demolition on three of the four city pools.
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Long time Hinds County District 2 Supervisor Doug Anderson has reportedly rescinded his resignation just two weeks after his daughter announced his retirement. One day before his resignation was to take effect, Anderson has seemingly changed his mind.
Phil Fisher, Hinds County District 4 Supervisor, confirms that he has received notification from other county supervisors that Anderson has rescinded his resignation, although he has not spoken with Anderson directly.
Anderson's daughter, Jackie Anderson Woods, announced his retirement at a Dec. 13 news conference. His retirement will be effective Jan. 1, she stated. Anderson was not at the press conference.
Woods added that after 19 years in the county post, her father's retirement was due to health concerns. She also stated she suggested retirement to her father as a way to focus on his health, but insists he was stepping down on his own terms.
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A 1993 Cooperstown graduate coached his high school soccer team to a victory over the No. 2 ranked team in the nation on Nov. 4.
With only 10 men on the field, Washington D.C. soccer powerhouse Gonzaga College High School played DeMartha to a tie. The game ended with Gonzaga winning over DeMatha at the Maryland Soccer Complex in penalty kicks to grab the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Championship Cup. Gonzaga's head coach is and Cooperstown High School graduate and former soccer star Scott Waller. The game ended DeMatha's streak of 62 games without a defeat.
Waller's team was undefeated in Washington League play with its only tie with DeMatha, earlier in the season. Gonzaga's only loss was to a New Jersey team on a trip Waller used to sharpen the players' skills.
In the final 34 minutes of regular time, Gonzaga was a man down as a result of a red card issued.
"You're playing down a man to the best team in the nation and you've got to dig down," Waller said in a media release.
DeMatha capitalized on its advantage and scored the tie goal in the final minutes of the last regular time period. After 100 minutes of play, with the score still tied, Gonzaga won on penalty kicks, 5-3.
This is the first time since 2009 that Waller's Gonzaga Eagles won the championship. That year was the fourth in a row for Waller, a feat never seen in the WCAC.
Waller was an outstanding soccer player at Cooperstown High School and helped lead his Castleton College team to the championships and winning seasons as its senior captain.
Waller is head of the mathematics department at Gonzaga and has been head coach for the men's varsity team since 2005.
Waller played varsity soccer for Cooperstown from 1989 to 1993, and was senior captain in 1993.
Waller parents are Bill and former Cooperstown Mayor Carol Bateman Waller.


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From the Portland (Maine) Press-Herald: Brian Petrovek, the CEO and managing owner of the Pirates, will make it official at a 1 p.m. news conference Monday at the Cumberland County Civic Center,...
Search is on for an AHL affiliate for the Cats; does hiring of Dineen push scale toward Portland?
Florida Panthers press conference from June 1st, 2011, announcing the hiring of head coach Kevin Dineen, hosted by Steve Goldstein. Video courtesy of the club.
With the words "This is a great day for Florida Panthers hockey", General Manager Dale Tallon announced that Kevin Dineen has been hired as the eleventh head coach in Florida Panthers history. He...
Reports via Twitter are beginning to circulate that Cats GM Dale Tallon will announce the naming of Portland Pirates bench boss Kevin Dineen as the 11th head coach of the Florida Panthers on...
Numerous outlets - including the originator of the rumor here - are reporting Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula has serious interest in purchasing the AHL's Rochester Americans. So much so that...
Story only confirms demand for Florida Plan B. Or maybe Plan A
During the AHL All-Star skills competition Alexander Salak attempts a between the legs glove save on Tyler Ennis.
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"I think truancy is a big problem. We've got to figure out a way to get a handle on it," Allred said. "I've got some ideas that I think will help, and I've got some information for y'all ... I'm here to try to help us all work with a problem that we're all having."
According to the 2013-2014 Walker County Student Handbook, no more than two absences per nine weeks will be excused by parent notes unless prior permission was granted by the principal. The "Attendance Answers" guide for parents located on the Jasper City Schools' website states that all city elementary schools and the middle school are allowed three days per nine weeks or six days per semester excused by parent notes.
Only three parent notes per semester will be accepted at Walker High School.
The county hand book also states that students in grades kindergarten through eighth may be retained due to excessive absences.
Students in high school (grades 9-12) may be denied academic course credit if the student accumulates more than 20 absences per course per year and has accumulated 12 or more unexcused absences out of a total of the 20 or more absences per course for the school year.
When a student misses more than the limit allowed by either system, his or her name and their parents/guardians' names are given to the county juvenile court for participation in the Early Warning Program.
The first phase of the program is basically a warning for the student and the parent. Once they have met with the juvenile probation officers and adhere to their warnings, no official case will be held against them.
However, if the aforementioned student receives additional unexcused absences once they have completed phase one, it could result in having a petition filed against the student and their parent.
"It's not until the third step that we really get into what we can do from a sanction standpoint," Allred said, "and once we have ordered a child and their parents to not have any more unexcused absences, then on the third go around we can actually come in and say, 'OK mom and dad, you're in contempt of the judge's order. I'm going to put you in jail for five days each day that you've missed. ... If they're in contempt, we can detain them."
Yet, the problem is that when the child finally gets around to seeing Allred, they have already missed anywhere from 20 to 60 days of school. He said then the parents /guardians will take the kid(s) out of public school and start them in home school.
"That drives me crazy. I don't think we're effectively serving our kids doing that," Allred said. "I want to try to figure out a way where we can step these sanctions up."
From a law standpoint, Allred suggested two ways that could possibly help curb the absenteeism issues within the schools — charging the parents directly or removing the child from the custody of their parents on the grounds of finding that child dependent if they're not attending school.
In the county hand book under Alabama's Compulsory Attendance and Student Behavior Laws, Sections 16-28-12 and 16-28-16 of the Code of Alabama "requires that any parent/guardian who enrolls a student in school be responsible for the student's regular attendance and proper conduct, regardless of age or grade level of the student."
Principals, assistant principals, central office administration and juvenile probation officers, Mark Jarvis and Shawn Robinson, mentioned developing a form during the Early Warning Program that will contain not only the child's information but the parents' information also.
This will give the officers and the judge enough detailed information to serve a warrant for taking the parent(s) to jail if they reach the third phase of the truancy process.
Different ones voiced several examples of repeat attendance offenders and options regarding those who miss school on a regular basis. Some asked about cutting the number of medical excuses; another spoke of fraudulent or altered excuses, which if found would lead straight to charges of truancy.
Jarvis said when he first started working truancy cases, he was able to send kids to boot camp, reform school, etc. But, now "we can't do that anymore, nothing. We can't do anything to the kids anymore, and that's basically what it boils down to. We need to put pressure on the parents."
Corey Shubert, principal at Lupton Jr. High, said the problem isn't just in the city and county schools, but it's a nationwide issue.
"Truancy is the utmost important part of education. If they're not here, they can't learn," Shubert said. "As far as we're concerned, attendance and discipline are the two key components of education."
"We've got to figure out a way to get these people on the right track. It's important stuff," Allred said. "... It's a big enough problem that we're going to look at those options."


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An elderly man was stabbed multiple times in Springfield's Bay neighborhood during a home invasion Thursday night.
Police told CBS 3 the 73-year-old man is expected to be OK.
Detectives are still investigating the incident but want to emphasize to the public that they do not believe it was a random act.
"It seems that the individuals were targeting this house," said Springfield Police Sgt. John Delaney. "The neighborhood surrounding College Street hasn't been the subject of these type of home invasions so I want the public to know living in the immediate area that there is no concern that it is going to happen to them."
The incident occurred at 92 College St.
"What happened is that three Hispanic males broke in through the back door, one of them was armed with a handgun and during an altercation inside the house one of the subjects took out a knife and stabbed the subject," said Delaney.
According to officials the man was stabbed some 18 times and a large sum of money was taken from the home.
"First responding officers gave first aid to the subject called an ambulance right away and he was transported to Baystate Medical Center," said Delaney.
Many neighbors say they're shocked that something like this would happen in their neighborhood.
"It's very concerning and it's scary also," said Marie Hernandez.
Hernandez has lived on the street for the past four years.
"I actually have four kids of my own," said Hernandez. "I got a 13-year-old, he's a teenager and I have no concerns of him being around here or anything like that. But, now I'm more aware."
If you have any information about the stabbing you are asked to call the Springfield police at 413-787-6355 or you can text a tip to CRIMES or 274637. In the message type "SOLVE" and your information.
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I'm trying to highlight a table cell on click in a 5x5 table. I thought it should work with mwl.setGroupTarget but it seems that cells within other rows are not considered siblings?
Am I right that it only takes #ID as imput, not .CLASS? If so, the # is a little but unnecessary, but I hope that future versions of mwl will support class selectors and the # was added for future compatibility.
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'He has a gambling problem/addiction.'
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I am looking for idioms, collocations, whatever in which 'casinos, roulette, or gambling are seen/described in terms of drugs'. This can also be a metaphor that people frequently use in common parlance.
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1519 Tailor Way, Short Walk to the Slopes! in Hidden Valley
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Highlands
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vacation rental description
This ground level two bedroom town home with a loft is located on top of the mountain on the Hidden Valley Resort.
The master bedroom features a king bed with cable TV while the second bedroom features two twins. There's also a pullout chair in the loft for additional sleeping space.
Centrally located on the Resort, this unit has a great location for an event any time of year! It's just a short walk to the slopes and minutes away from the swimming pool. The autumn foliage is always breathtaking on the mountain!
NO SMOKING ALLOWED, Pets Considered, Minimum Age Limit For Renters, Deposit Required
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Last modified on 08-7-2014 at 3:23 PM.
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Ron Zorn 724-368-9919
townhome rental amenities
Flat Screen TV, Wood Fireplace, Cable TV, DVD Player, fully equipped kitchen, Microwave, dishwasher, Washer/Dryer, private back patio with chairs and gas grill, small yard bordered with trees, and much more!
activities and attractions in Hidden Valley Other Pennsylvania Areas
Downhill/Crosscountry Skiing, Snowboarding, Snowmobiling, Sledding/Tubing, Hiking, Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, Racquetball, Fitness Center/Gym, Health & Beauty Spa, Sightseeing/Wildlife Viewing, Rock Climbing, Spelunking, Hunting, Horseback Riding, Rafting, Swimming, Biking, Mountain Biking, Kayaking, Miniature Golf, Amusement Park, Zoo/Wildlife Park, Shopping/Antiquing, Dining, Live Theater, Movie Theater, Museums, Hot Air Ballooning and more.
vacation rental rates
Winter Rental Rates (December-March) $625/weekend, $135/additional night
Spring/Summer/Fall Rental Rates $425/weekend, $110/additional night, $900/week*
*Weekly rates are based on Friday to Friday or Sunday to Sunday stays. Additional fee applies for Saturday to Saturday stay.
Holiday weekends are subject to three night minimums and higher rates.
Winter weekends require a Friday and Saturday stay.
Winter season and long term rentals are available, call ahead for rates.
9% tax due on any rental shorter than 30 days.
Cleaning, linens and towels included in above costs.
Firewood supplied for stays less than 30 days.
Ron Zorn 724-368-9919
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in Hidden Valley
- Golfing
- Swimming
- Skiing/tubing
- Snowmobiling
- Destination Wedding
Top things to do on a budget
- Hiking/Exploring
- Flight 93 Memorial
- Quecreek Mine Rescue Site
- Fishing
- Wine Tour
Top things to do with a family
- Explore Ohiopyle State Park, white water rafting
- Tour Fallingwater
- Idlewild Park and Soak Zone or Animal Treasures
- Caddie Shak Family Fun Park
- Horseback Riding
Ron Zorn , owner


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A Florida man dies after wrecking his car on a Boone County highway.
The Boone County Sheriff's Office says William Reynolds, 73, of Bradenton, Florida passed out while driving southbound on I-75, just past Walton.
According to the press release, Reynolds' car left the roadway and struck a concrete barrier wall.
His companion, Sara Miller, 71, also of Bradenton, was able to control it
from that point, bringing it to a stop.
Reynolds was transported to a Florence hospital where he died, Miller's condition was not released.
Officers say Reynolds lost consciousness due to a medical episode.
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Randy Taylor, the man indicted for murder of missing teen Alexis Murphy will be in court in hopes of getting his trial moved to a new location because of extensive media coverage. A Nelson County judge will hear the request at 2:00 p.m..
President Obama will sign the Farm Bill into law today during a trip to Michigan State University. The measure will cost almost one-trillion dollars over 10 years.
Danville City Council will meet with Duke Energy this afternoon at 1:00 to provide a review and update on the coal ash spill in the Dan River, 20 miles away in Rockingham County. Danville utilities say the water is now safe to drink.
Today is the final day for the general assembly to confirm the appointments of new Governor Terry McAuliffe. Traditionally, gubernatorial appointments have been approved with little issue.
Today is the final radio broadcast for long time New River Valley morning host Scott Stevens. The newly renamed NASH 107.1 will feature the syndicated America's Morning Show beginning Monday. Stevens will continue as operations manager for the station.
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Catholic Charities of Kansas City - St. Joseph, Inc.
Nicole McCrory, MSW
Coalition for Independence, Inc.
Mary Carter, MSW, CIRS
DCCCA, Inc.
Teresa Johnston-Arndt, LMSW
Charter High School
Rochelle DePriest, LCSW
Genesis School
Suzanne Rein
Good Samaritan Project
Blakely Adams, LMSW
Good Samaritan Society Olathe
Jea Castrop-May, LBSW
Jackson County Family Court
Penny Clodfelter, LCSW, LMSW
Jewish Family Services
Richard Odiam, LCSW, LSCSW and
Amy Breashears, MSW
Johnson County Department of Corrections
Dave Hall, MSW
Kansas City CARE Clinic
Jessica Droste, LBSW
Kansas City Rescue MIssion - Women's Center
Terri Bennett, LCSW, LSCSW, CCDP-D
Lifeskills Management Center, Inc., d.b.a. Skills to Succeed
Hal Bordy, MSW
Operation Breakthrough
Heidi Brake-Jones
Saint John Senior Behavioral Health Unit
Lindsey McEntee, LMSW
St. Joseph Medical Center
Rachael Cooper-Zimmermann, LMSW
Sunflower House
Jenny Stroup, LMSW
Carr, MSW
The Children's Place
Cheryl Mann, LPC, LCSW
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