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Eagles Sweep Day Three of Spring Break Invite to Win Tournament Title
FORT MYERS, Fla. - The FGCU softball team won a trio of games on the final day of the FGCU Spring Break Invitational. The Eagles scored 20 runs on the day and defeated SDSU, Boston College and St. Bonaventure.
The Eagles are now 12-5 on the season and have won eight consecutive games.
The Eagles handed South Dakota State an 11-0 loss in their first game of the day. Senior Carmen Paez (Belle Glade, Fla.) and junior LeeAnne McDowell both went 1-for-1 with a homerun and two RBI's. Roz Tyre (Lake City, Fla.) finished 2-for-3 with a double and three RBI's. Amanda Leiter (Naples, Fla.) also had a solid game at the dish, finishing 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI's. Dana Frantz (Brighton, Mich.) picked up her fourth win of the season, going all 5.0 innings while giving up four hits and striking out three batters.
FGCU knocked off Boston College, 8-0, in their second game of the day. Carmen Paez went 1-for-3 and blasted her second homerun of the day. Cheyenne Jenks (Naples, Fla.) had a double and a triple, while Courtney Platt (Naples, Fla.) finished 2-for-3 with one RBI. Morgan Campen (Rougemont, N.C.) picked up her third win of the season, pitching 7.0 innings. Campen racked up six strikeouts and only gave up two hits to the visiting Eagles.
In the final game of the tourney, FGCU knocked off St. Bonaventure 1-0. The game was tied until the bottom of the fourth inning. The Eagles started the bottom of the fourth inning with a Carmen Paez triple to right center field. Jenks stepped up next and would slap a single up the middle to bring in C. Paez for the game-winning run. Rachael Edinger (Lakeland, Fla.) picked up the win (her fifth of the season). Edinger went 7.0 innings with five strikeouts.
The Eagles will be in action on Feb. 26 when they host a double-header against St. Bonaventure. The first pitch is set for 5 p.m.
Final Tournament Standings
2) Boston College (3-2)
3) Western Carolina (2-3)
4) South Dakota State (1-4)
5) St. Bonaventure (1-5)
Tournament Team
Cheyenne Jenks (FGCU)
Carmen Paez (FGCU)
Morgan Campen (FGCU)
Samantha Waldron (FGCU)
Amanda Booth (BC)
Taylor Peyton (BC)
Amy Tunstall (BC)
Michelle Tating (Western Carolina)
Brittany Postma (SDSU)
Brianna Bricker (St. Bonaventure)


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We take a look at Mel Kiper's comments about the 49ers 2011 NFL Draft Class.
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Just curious to see what some of your favorite NFL uniforms might be(past or present), besides the giants of course.
Just curious to see what some of your favorite NFL uniforms might be(past or present), besides the giants of course.
"Fairy Tales are more than true; not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten"
I've always liked the Chargers throw back powder blues:
They're classic, simple, and it reminds me of old school football.
Let's put the women and children to bed and go lookin' for dinner
I like the current Bills uniform, the 80s Giants uniform, the classic blue and gold (yellow) of the rams, Charger powder-blue, KC red, and the old-school feel of the Raiders black and silver any era
NFL Championships : 1927 1934 1938 1956 Super Bowl Champions: XXI XXV XLII XLVI
I really like the Browns unis & the Oliers
I was partial to the 1980s Seahawks jerseys. I remember the Jim Zorn, Curt Warner and Steve Largent days. San Diego Chargers throwbacks, Bills current and 70s/early 80s, and Lions rank up there as well for my favorites.
One day, not today, not tomorrow, not this season, probably not next season either but one day, you and I are gonna wake up and suddenly we're gonna be like every other team in every other sport where winning is everything and nothing else matters. And when that day comes, well thats, thats when we'll honor them--Jack Lengyel Marshall University
Call me a homer but I think the cowboys road unis are the best... it's a shame they never really wear them.
NFL Championships : 1927 1934 1938 1956 Super Bowl Champions: XXI XXV XLII XLVI
Football has been very, very good to us.
Even though 2013 was a losing season, we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
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3-San Francisco, Dallas, New England
4-New York Giants!!!!!
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Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has claimed via his Twitter account that Scotland Yard detectives have uncovered evidence that 'a newspaper' has hacked into his mobile phone. If true this is a big deal. It wouldn't be a new trick, either - accessing voicemails and text messages is a great way to stir up controversy, and the tabloids thrive on such things. Here's the tweet in question from Rooney:
Scotland Yard detectives came to see me earlier and showed me some documents, looks like a newspaper have hacked into my phone.#Bigsurprise#
It's pretty interesting that he'd just throw that news out onto Twitter, but I'd have to imagine that he's probably rather annoyed that members of the media are illegally bulldozing their way into his private life in order to stir up things to sell more papers. If the police are involved already, there's a real chance someone could get in very deep trouble over all of this - but don't hold your breath on there being a sea-change in the despicable tactics certain outlets use in trying to stir up trouble. For that, we'll probably need flamethrowers and holy water.
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Weather this bad always brings out the best in many people who live in the area.
The snow is still shin-deep across the metro, including in many driveways, and not everyone can get out and shovel themselves. Down in Olathe, a troop of volunteers, or a "Snow Brigade" is moving in to help people dig out.
"We shovel people's driveways that can't do it themselves," said Jesse Krump, a Snow Brigade volunteer, said.
But for the Krump family, every shovelful is a shot at redemption. They are giving back after others helped them through some tough times.
"My dad got laid off, and we just, it was a hard time," Jesse Krump said. "It definitely put us in perspective of what people can go through, what some families go through almost every day, which we only went through for a few months, and it definitely hit that we have it easy."
It became their family mission to help others, strengthened by Grandma and Grandpa.
"A couple years ago, my parents decided they no longer wanted Christmas presents. They wanted us to give back to our community in some way," said Kim Krump, another Snow Brigade volunteer.
The Krumps signed up for Olathe's Snow Brigade, clearing steps and driveways for the elderly and infirm. Friday, they didn't even meet the person they were helping, but they said it's not about getting a "thank you."
"It's just doing good for anybody, doesn't matter who they are," Kim Krump said.
And if they have a little fun in the process, that's just a bonus.
"It makes me feel good, it's awesome to give back," Jesse Krump said.
If you want to volunteer, or if you need the Snow Brigade's help, contact the city of Olathe by clicking here or calling (913) 971-9311.
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University of Maine civil engineering students can continue to rely on the Hydraulics Lab to provide a high quality learning experience, thanks to a generous endowment from Kleinschmidt Associates (Kleinschmidt), an energy and water resource consulting firm based in Pittsfield.
The Kleinschmidt Hydraulics Laboratory Fund will ensure the Boardman Hall lab remains up-to-date and able to enhance students' projects by encouraging excellence in the study of hydraulic engineering.
In honor of the company's generous gift, the facility has been named the Kleinschmidt Hydraulics Laboratory. A dedication ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 27, at 309 Boardman Hall.
The gift comes as part of Campaign Maine, UMaine's six-year, $150 million capital campaign – the most ambitious in the University's history.
The Hydraulics Lab helps provide the experience necessary for budding civil/hydraulic engineers to advance their knowledge in such areas as water distribution systems, waste water treatment and analysis, and design of water control structures for water supply, recreation, and hydroelectric power generation.
College of Engineering Dean Dana Humphrey says the endowment is "absolutely vital to purchase and upgrade equipment, fund student projects, improve the hydraulics curriculum and make sure students are receiving the highest quality educational experience the University can offer."
The Hydraulics Lab complements the theory students obtain in their lectures, says Professor Eric Landis, chair of the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department.
The lab "gives meaning to the mathematical models students learn in class and enables them to develop better engineering knowledge and skills. Students look at hydrostatic forces on submerged objects, and pressure gradients in piping networks. Using the large flume they can measure the flow of water as it goes through open channels, pipes, and other structures such as dams and fish diversions."
"A modern, well-equipped lab will be a good recruitment tool for UMaine's engineering program," says Dr. Jack Palmer, president of Kleinschmidt Associates. Dr. Palmer predicts that during the next decade, "there will be a real shortage of strong technical personnel. The need to encourage students to look at engineering as a career is more critical than it has ever been."
Established in 1966 as a local engineering business, Kleinschmidt has grown into a corporation with eight office locations throughout the United States. The firm has been involved in designing hydroelectric facilities, dams and fish passage projects since its beginning. Kleinschmidt also performs environmental studies and design services for other renewable energy projects such as wind and tidal projects, and prepares licensing and permitting documents needed by state and federal agencies.
Over the years, the company has forged a strong relationship with the University by hiring graduates with degrees in civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering, as well as in history, English, biology, and environmental backgrounds. Currently nearly one quarter of Kleinschmidt's 120 employees are UMaine alumni.
"UMaine has been a valued source of technical talent for us over the years," says Dr. Palmer.
Peter Bastien, Senior Civil Engineer and Manager of Hydro Engineering at Kleinschmidt, a UMaine graduate who joined Kleinschmidt in 2001, says his company continually looks for ways to connect with the University. "The gift to the Hydraulics Lab is one more important link. I feel as though I've come full circle," he says. "It's rewarding to work for a company that's giving something back to the University you attended."
Students are not the only ones who provide Kleinschmidt with a UMaine connection. The company often uses faculty members as sub-consultants on specific projects. Last year, assisted by the UMaine Department of Mechanical Engineering, Kleinschmidt worked with Ocean Farm Technologies, a Searsmont-based aquaculture company, to design the patent pending fish rearing system called the AquaPod. The project received recognition by winning an American Council of Engineering Companies Honor Award in the organization's national engineering achievement program.
Currently, Kleinschmidt is talking with Dr. Shaleen Jain, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, about how his research on climate change might influence the company's work in other water resources markets.
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Endurance: Push the Age Limit
I'm starting an effort to push the Endurance age limit to ages 13-16 instead of 12-15. This will totally help out everyone who didn't make it this year. And the 12 year olds next year will have a chance to be on Endurance after that, the next year. My effort to push even harder is serious because some of us want it so badly. Personally, I'm 15 now and just heard about Endurance in May of 2006 before I could make a video. Luckily, I saw all of the Endurance marathons of seasons 1-5 and love it now. Before, a bunch of us sent in a petition. I want to go further than that. To find out more, go to or main site: www.freewebs.com/PushTheAgeLimit Sign this thing!!!
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Tennis loses match at Piedmont
April 17, 2011
Demorest, GA-The Salem College tennis team barely lost an important Great South Athletic Conference match at Piedmont College, 4-5. The loss eliminates the Spirits hopes of reaching the GSAC Tournament next week hosted by LaGrange. Salem falls to 1-5 in the conference and to 7-6 overall, while Piedmont improves to 4-10 overall.
Amy Allison (Geneva, OH) and Cierra Young (Pooler, GA) won both of their singles and doubles matches. Young won the number five singles match and Allison won the number six singles match, while they teamed together to win the number three doubles match. Kim Wisen (Madison, OH) defeated Amanda Christian in the number two singles match.
The Spirits will conclude their season today when they travel to conference foe Maryville College, and they try to keep their overall record above .500.
1. Jennifer Granlund def. Katherine Elliott (PC) 6-1, 6-4
2. Kim Wisen def. Amanda Christian (SAL) 6-4, 6-2
3. Lauren Hodges def. Carly Neisler (PC) 6-0, 6-4
4. Maria Carter def. Cierra Young (PC) 2-6, 6-4, 6-1
5. Amy Allison def. Ashley Fannon (SAL) 6-0, 6-2
6. Lauren Wisen def. Melody Mitchell (SAL) 6-0, 6-2
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2. Hodges/Carter def. Angela Reavis/L. Wisen (PC) 8-2
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The Malecón, Havana's evocative 8km-long sea drive, is one of the city's most soulful and quintessentially Cuban thoroughfares.
The Malecón, Havana's evocative 8km-long sea drive, is one of the city's most soulful and quintessentially Cuban thoroughfares.
This 18th-century colossus was built between 1763 and 1774 on a long, exposed ridge on the east side of Havana harbor to fill a weakness in the city's defenses.
Cobbled, car-free Calle Mercaderes (Merchant's Street) has been extensively restored by the City Historian's Office and is an almost complete replica of its splendid 18th-century high-water mark. Interspersed with the museums, shops and restaurants are some real-life working social projects, such as a maternity home and a needlecraft cooperative.
Cuba has a huge art culture, and at this dual-site art museum you can spend a whole day viewing everything from Greek ceramics to Cuban pop art Arranged inside the fabulously eclectic Centro Asturianas (a work of art in its own right), the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (Arte Universal) exhibits international art from 500 BC to the present day on three separate floors.
Founded in 1960, the national aquarium is a Havana institution that gets legions of annual visitors, particularly since its 2002 revamp. Despite its rather scruffy appearance, this place leaves most other Cuban acuarios (aquatic centers) in the shade (which isn't saying much).
Laid out in 1559, Plaza Vieja (Old Square) is Havana's most architecturally eclectic square, where Cuban baroque nestles seamlessly next to Gaudí-inspired art nouveau.
Without a doubt, one of the best museums in Havana and, by definition, Cuba, this magnificently laid out collection of 7000 objects associated with the life of Napoleon Bonaparte was amassed by Cuban sugar baron Julio Lobo and politician Orestes Ferrera Highlights include sketches of Voltaire, paintings of the battle of Waterloo, china, furniture, an interesting recreation of.
This fascinating museum displays artifacts from the 17,422km canoe trip from the Amazon source to the sea, led by Cuban intellectual and anthropologist Antonio Nuñez Jiménez in 1987.
Once described as an 'exercise in pious excesses,' this cemetery (a national monument) is renowned for its striking religious iconography and elaborate marble statues. Far from being eerie, a walk through these 56 hallowed hectares can be an educational and emotional stroll through the annals of Cuban history.
As important as it is diminutive, Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Regla, which lies just behind the boat dock in the municipality of Regla, has a long and colorful history.
The incomparable Capitolio Nacional is Havana's most ambitious and grandiose building, constructed after the 'Dance of the Millions' had gifted the Cuban government a seemingly bottomless treasure box of sugar money.
The Museo de la Revolución is housed in the former Presidential Palace, constructed between 1913 and 1920 and used by a string of cash-embezzling Cuban presidents, culminating in Fulgencio Batista.


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cause that would be realllllly weird, unlike girls doing it. guys actually like when girls do it.
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In carrying out the program, the Secretary shall address issues including—
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Bikepacking the Flint Hills Nature Trail Part III: A Day on the Trail is the final post in a three-part series. To read more about Andy's adventure you can check out Part I: Preparation and Part II: Hitting the Road.4-26-14 Rise and ShineSo, apparently there was some crazy goose fighting and raccoon chatter overheard last night. As for myself, I was out once my head hit the saddlebag. On rides, I use my bag as a pillow, with some extra clothes and padding as fill. Bike camping can be about simplicity and "roughing it" a bit. It's what you make of it, and I like minimizing what I have to haul (although I'm still learning as is shown in some of my pictures).
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Another risk of pursuing a career as a specialist in the fickle, fast-moving world of high-tech is that what's considered hot today can become stone cold tomorrow. "You certainly run the risk of the technology becoming obsolete," says Marshall Oldham, director of recruiting at TEKsystems, an IT staffing, talent management and services provider.
"People need to be smart about how and when they hitch their wagon to one of these brands," Oldham says. "People that do are typically pretty savvy and pay attention to industry trends, so they can proactively seek out skills for the next boom."
Oldham advises would-be brand specialists to do thorough and ongoing reconnaissance on the technology landscape to ensure they align with the brands and vendors that have staying power thanks to the right mix of financial backing and market entrenchment -- for example, Salesforce.com, a relative newcomer, and SAP, which has been an enterprise IT mainstay for almost two decades.
Reed advises IT specialists to emphasis general skills and distance themselves from individual brands when seeking new opportunities, unless they're pursuing specific jobs that emphasize a particular technology. So, for example, a SharePoint specialist should highlight collaboration tool skills on his resume while someone who has a VMware job title should position himself as a virtualization expert.
"Talk more about your functional expertise and highlight the tool you have experience with," Reed says. "Don't position yourself exclusively with that technology because you can get pigeonholed."
To avoid being left on the sidelines with outdated expertise, technologists must keep abreast of industry trends by reading trade journals and attending conferences, and they should invest in ongoing professional development and training, Reed says.
Moore, the SAP expert, is a good case in point. He ponied up $7,000 of his own money for a month's worth of SAP training and ABAP certification when he first started out, and several years ago, he doled out another $20,000-plus on a business intelligence certification -- for SAP's Business Information Warehouse -- from one of SAP's training centers. "I went that direction because it was kind of a hot area, and I was concerned that ABAP was running its course," he explains.
Moore acknowledges that training is expensive and sometimes hard to accommodate, especially when you're already working full time. "Typically, you can't take a month off for training," he observes. Moreover, he adds, "if you don't use what you learned, it disappears pretty quickly." He also says it's difficult to figure out when the tide is turning on your chosen IT specialty.
For now, Moore remains committed to SAP despite the fact that competitor Salesforce.com's star is rising. "It would be a whole new world for me to move over to Salesforce.com. I'd have to start at the beginning," he says. "That's not my preference. There will be jobs in SAP for many more years, but they may become more difficult [to find] and probably at lower rates."


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Artemis, the six-player starship simulator, is coming to iOS devices with full PC compatibility
Artemis is an ambitious game on the PC. It requires up to six computers, one for each player, and either a television or a projector so all the players can the main screen. The rewards are likewise great: This is as close as we're likely to get to a large-scale Star Trek-style star ship simulation. The good news is that the game is about to get much more accessible with a port to iOS devices, complete with support for touch screen controls. You'll even be able to run the game from an iPad, without the need for a computer at all. "My good friends at Max Gaming are doing the port. Tim Newell is the engineer there; he's an excellent coder, and we work well together," Artemis creator Thomas Robertson told the Penny Arcade Report. "Tim's managed to port the game pretty much exactly on the iPad. An iPad can be a server, but it can also connect to a PC server just fine. The same app works for the iPhone, but the limited screen size of the iPhone led us to change the UI. Each of the consoles (helm, weapons, science, etc.) is broken up into several screens, which you can switch between using a two-finger swipe to the left or right." What's neat about this news is that an iOS version of the game will make it much easier to get games that use the full bridge. You can mix and match computers, laptops, iPads, and iPhones in order to get the required six systems to run all the stations and the main screen. "The two versions were designed to work together; getting the iOS version to talk to the PC version was the first milestone of the project," Robertson said.Getting the game running on iOS seemed to be straightforward. "It is mostly a straight port. It's written in C++ on top of DirectX 9, and my own custom engine, so porting it involved moving the code to the Apple dev environment and replacing the DX9 underpinnings with OpenGL," Robertson explained. Things aren't really that easy, and Robertson stressed that there were likely many small details that had to be adjusted and tweaked to get the game running well on smaller, touchscreen devices, but the core tech wasn't hard to port. Let's head the next question off at the pass: What about an Android version? "When I announced the upcoming release on the Facebook page I was swamped by requests for Android. I was given to believe that Android development was a mess, and you had to build your app for 200 different devices, just like the bad old days before "smart" phones. But Tim and Adrian at Max Gaming have reassured me that it's not THAT bad, and there are best practices that we could follow that would make such a project less daunting," Robertson said. "I WANT to please my customers, so if I can find a way to do it, I will. But my short-term plans are to get the iOS version of Artemis on the market." The PC game is $40, but that includes licenses for all six systems so you can play with a large group. The iOS version will be a few dollars for each person, so the total cost for a full bridge should be equivalent. The iOS version of Artemis should launch in about a month, and we'll run a game or two when the final version is released and share our thoughts. For now, it's great news to hear that the game may find a larger audience with this more accessible version.


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Wilhelm Reinhold Valentiner papers, 1860-1974
Valentiner, Wilhelm Reinhold, b. 1880 d. 1958
Art historian, Museum director, Author
Active in N.C.
Collection size: 6.3 linear ft.
Collection Summary: Diaries, writings, correspondence, scrapbooks, printed material, and photographs.
Diary entries, 1914-1957, describing his service in the German army, 1914-1918, with the War Information Office in Berlin, the overthrow of the monarchy and German politics, relations between Germany and Russia and communist activity in Germany, the administration of Berlin museums and radical artists' activities, his work with the L.A. County Museum, Detroit Institute of Fine Arts, the North Carolina Museum of Art, and private collectors, impressions of friends, including Henry Ford, Carl Hamilton, the Hohenzollerns, Franz Marc, Rainer Maria Rilke, Walter Rathenau, Helen Wills, Benjamin Altman, J. Pierpont Morgan, and recollections of women art collectors, including Mrs. August Belmont, Rita Lydig, and Mrs. Leonard Thomas.
Documents; correspondence with Valentiner's family, E. Colin Agnew, Chester Holmes Aldrich, William von Bode, Duveen Brothers, Max J. Friedlander, Walter Gropius, John Johnson, John McIlhenny, Erich Mendelsohn, M. Perzynski, Edi Redslob, the Rockefeller family, Maria Sarre, Albert Souvier, and C.F. Williams. Correspondence prior to 1920 concerns World War I and life in Germany; also included are essays and research notes on modern European artists; photographs of Valentiner and his family; and printed material.
26 diaries, 1904-1958; autobiographical writings; manuscripts and lectures by Valentiner; correspondence with family, friends, authors, museums, galleries, and dealers, including Harry Berotia, Charles Culver, Lyonel and Julia Feininger, Walter Gropius, Paul and Mary Weschler, and Morris Graves; and a scrapbook containing clippings, drafts of speeches, and invitations.
Biographical material including a resume, a family history and family tree; correspondence with family, Kurt Bauch, Guy DeLauney, Walter Friedlaender, Henry Goldman, Liselotte Moser, Maria Sarre, Wolfgang von Eckardt, and Helen Wills; manuscripts of an autobiography, writings on art, and articles by Valentiner; notebooks and notes; diaries, 1884-1939; exhibition catalogs and clippings; scrapbooks; photographs, 1875-1965, of Valentiner, his family, Walter Friedlaender, Giacometti, Maria Sarre, Helen Wills, William von Bode, Diego Rivera, Harry Bertoia, and other artists and art work; and an etching of Heidelberg.
Biographical/Historical Note: Wilhelm Reinhold Valentiner (1880-1958) was a museum director, writer, and art historian. Born in Karlsruhe, Germany. Director, Detroit Institute of Art, 1924-1946, Director-Consultant, Los Angeles Museum of Art, 1946-1954, Director, Getty Museum, Santa Monica, California, 1954, Director, North Carolina Museum of Art, 1955-1958. Editor, Art in America, 1913-1931, and author of books on Dutch painting and modern sculpture.
Material on reels D31, 272-276 & 3963-3967, donated 1959. Material on reels 2140-2144 lent for microfilming by the North Carolina Museum of Art, 1974.
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I still remember hearing about the "mad cow," as a kid, well I felt like a kid. The first happened when I was a junior in high school. The other two were in Alabama and right here in Texas in ...
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So not only is it Monday, but it's also the Monday after a week long staycation. I'm not complaining, really. I was actually ready to come back. I feel fully recharged and ready to face the world. But nothing made ...
Looking for a source with hybrid car or even someone against them.
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Tahiara Clark, a teenager, has a grown man's heart. At least that's what her mom says.
The Clayton High School senior, nearly one year removed from the heart transplant that saved her life, eats a lot more these days, something her mom KaSette jokingly attributes to a possibly older, masculine donor.
People often ask Clark if she's taken on any other unusual traits since her surgery last year. She can't say she's inherited any superpowers, but she does feel better, a simple sense of comfort that she coveted for so many months.
It wasn't that long ago that an undiagnosed heart illness was causing debilitating pain in her stomach and back. Just after spring break last April, Clark remembers throwing up twice a day – every day – and her feet swelled so severely that she couldn't walk from the school's parking lot to the front door.
"I would come home every day and sleep," she said.
Clark's pediatrician thought she had a stomach virus. But when her symptoms continued, the doctor sent her to the hospital, where a body scan showed an enlarged heart with two blood clots.
She was admitted to Duke University Medical Center on May 15, 2013. After two weeks of additional testing, doctors inserted a device in her heart designed to help pump blood throughout the body. However, not long after that surgery, Clark said, her doctors knew she would need a transplant.
"It was shocking to find out it was my heart, but whenever you have heart issues, it always effects different parts of your body," she said.
Because of her size, blood type and condition, Clark rose pretty high on a list of transplant candidates. Her mother remembers the day the doctor told her family the good news.
"He came in and was like, 'Are y'all in a good mood today?' " KaSette said. "He said, 'Are y'all in the mood for a new heart today?' "
The family had a party in the room, and KaSette said she even started dancing with the nurses.
"When you get news like that, you just want to call everybody," KaSette said.
Catching up
Clark's heart transplant took place July 6, 2013. After the successful surgery, she started a long rehabilitation process, both in and out of the hospital.
In particular, she still had to be cautious as her immune system recovered. That meant she wasn't able to go back to school, and Clark said she was concerned about falling behind.
"The only thing I was worried about was getting back to school and graduating on time," she said.
Because she entered the hospital in May 2013, Clark was unable to finish her junior year. And though she needed just few credits to graduate on time, she wasn't sure how she'd squeeze them in.
But in September 2013, Clark started taking chemistry classes at home, and after finishing her rehab program in December, she started back at Clayton High. This semester, she took English, discrete mathematics and principals of business, which gave her enough credits to graduate.
"She had faced a lot of unfortunate circumstances and was really, really sick, but no matter what, she never gave up," said Tonya Thompson, a pediatric cardiac intensive care nurse at Duke who worked with Clark.
Thompson, who has been with Duke for more than two years, said she will never forget Clark's "beautiful personality" and "will to survive." Patients like her "have a resilience to get better," she said. "She always leaned on that, no matter what."
Moving forward
Karen Villanueva, one of Clark's close friends and a fellow Clayton High senior, said her friend has come a long way since sleeping in classrooms during lunch and struggling to walk to and from classes.
"She's so much happier now," Villanueva said. "She is enjoying this opportunity of life she has."
Clark plans to study business administration and social work at N.C. Central University. It's her goal to be a child life specialist, similar to the one she had while she was in the hospital.
"I sometimes felt like no one understood what I was going through," Clark said. "I feel like if I can be there for a child, I can let them know that I know what they are going through."
Clark said she has talked to other transplant candidates since her surgery, including a 14-year-old girl who was apprehensive about the procedure.
"I was able to answer a lot of questions for her," Clark said. "Afterward, I asked her if her views had changed, and she said yes."
Before she leaves for college, Clark and her family are headed to Disney World, a trip made possible by the Make-A-Wish Foundation. She picked Disney World not for herself but for her 5-year-old brother Kabari Brantley, who she said didn't have much of a summer break last year while she was hospitalized.
"Most people would have thought, 'I had a crappy summer last year, and I'm going to do what I want to do,' " her mom said. "But she's always putting people before herself."
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©2000 by David Sedaris, All Rights Reserved; (P)2000 by Time Warner AudioBooks, A Division of Time Warner Trade Publishing
"At his best, he makes you laugh out loud, which indeed may be worth the price of admission." (The New York Times)
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"You will ROFL"
In spite of being leery about books read by their authors, I listened to this book read by
Sedaris himself. My concerns were ungrounded as I quickly realized he was as good a narrator, or maybe I should say performer, as he was an author: he kept me in stitches throughout this whole book. It is a collection of memoirs based on Sedaris' life, but told through exceptionally good writing and with insightful humor, making his drug addiction and other excesses seem forgivable. Throughout the book, I had no doubt that Sedaris accepts responsibility for his mistakes, and that somewhere along the way he decided to get clean, or at least cleaner, and make something of his life. His ability to poke fun at himself and his slightly strange family is evident as he turns event after average event into reasons to laugh out loud. Decidedly gay, he is nevertheless entertaining to all kinds of audiences.
On a personal note, although clever, the only part of the book I did not enjoy were the dog poems. Others will say that is the best part, and I understand. They just came across as smutty to me. My favorite parts were "learning to speak French," and "disdain of computers." So funny!
I am an avid listener. I listen between 75-100 hours per month on my iPhone: 60% fiction to 40% non-fiction.
"A constant set of chuckles and a few gotchas!"
I really like this Sedaris book. True to his other novels, this is a compendium of stories. The title is taken from the first story where David, as a 3rd grader, goes to a speech therapist. You cannot help but laugh as the story unwinds and young David gets the best of the teacher in the end. And so the stories continue one by one making you laugh and every now and again he slips in a potent serious message.
Sedaris narrates his own work, so the stories comes off more powerful than a classic text might; especially in the first story where he talks about a lisping problem he had as a child.
This is a relatively short listen and it should appeal to anyone who like satirical humor drawn from personal introspection. Although many of the stories involve family members, they are not mean spirited. You feel like you are at a dinner table and just reliving the 'best of' stories with family members. I highly recommend this series of stories -- they are all winners.
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"Subtly Funny Musings on Life Experiences"
This is my first Sedaris book and chuckled throughout. The book isn't a straightforward novel, but a compilation of different events/periods in his life coupled with live performances. It's deeply reflective and humorous in a subtle manner. Highly recommend and can't wait to download his other titles.
"Sedaris is great!"
I was not familiar with David Sedaris before I bought this book, and I absolutely loved it. The stories are heartfelt and funny. The audio delivery is superb. I now keep an eye out for anything Sedaris has written knowing I will enjoy it. Keep the books coming! I can't wait to hear more.
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I've listened to David Sedaris on the radio on This American Life. When I found that he had a book out, I jumped at the chance to get it on audio. Usually I find that I am disappointed when I expect so much from an author. I was not disappointed this time. I did alot of walking while I listened to this, and people gave me a wide berth because I was laughing all the time! I looked like a crazy person. Do yourself a favor and get this book. The man is a genius. Honestly the funniest thing I've ever read.
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Mary Bland and her husband, Larry, used to lead active lives.
"I never had knee trouble in my life," Mary says. "I had children. I baby-sat. I played basketball with my granddaughter."
That active lifestyle changed when she fell off of a ladder while redecorating her Maryland home. Mary landed hard on her left leg and says it never seemed to properly heal.
Bland says her doctor told her she was a candidate for knee replacement, and although only in her late 50s at the time, she decided to have the surgery because she was eager to get back to her old activities.
Only, that's not the change Mary received.
"My leg was swollen," Mary remembers. "I had a girl that was working to become a therapist and she said, 'I've never seen anything like this in my life.'"
One year later, Mary says her leg was infected with pseudomonas and full of scar tissue. Her doctor told her he'd have to take her knee out to let the infection heal.
For six months, Mary laid in an immobilizer with a leg that couldn't bend. The Blands made plans to move to South Carolina and Mary had hope that when her knee was put back in, they'd start living the life they'd dreamed of together.
"About three weeks after surgery, I said to my husband it didn't feel right and I noticed there was something on the outside [of my knee] that I'd never seen before," Mary recalls.
Her physical therapists were equally as worried about the leg.
"They said to me, 'We don't want to touch it because you've had this doctor...[the knee has] been in, it's been out, now it's in and it looks like it needs to come back out.'"
Mary's doctors from the Grand Strand area told her to go back to Maryland for treatment.
"I really thought I was going to die," Mary says. "I didn't even think I could make it back to Maryland."
Mary was on powerful antibiotics to treat the infection, but says that her condition was getting worse day by day.
"I knew I was dying because I couldn't eat; I just didn't feel good. Every day there was another place on my leg that was busted open," she details. "I just knew I wasn't getting better and my husband did, too."
Finally, she got a call from a hospital in Maryland with test results from nearly a month earlier.
"The infectious disease doctor called me and said, 'We just found out you have a different infection,'" recalls Mary.
The doctor told her she had Clostridium Difficile, commonly called C Diff. Mary had never heard of it.
C Diff is a superbug that normally attacks the colon of unhealthy patients in hospitals and nursing homes. It causes voluminous diarrhea and can lead to death. C Diff infections are increasing at hospitals at an alarming rate. Discovery Health claims C Diff is about to pass MRSA as the most common antibiotic-resistant infection at healthcare facilities.
"[It's] probably one of the most contagious things that we have in the hospital environment," says Winona McLamb, health and education director at Grand Strand Regional Medical Center. "It lives for long periods of time on furniture, inanimate objects, and can be carried from one person to another."
McLamb says GSRMC has never seen C Diff outside of the colon.
Mary's case baffled her own doctors in Maryland; how could she have contracted a deadly infectious disease in her leg, when it typically affects the colon?
Instead of offering an answer, they'd leave her to make a life-changing choice. She made an appointment to see a doctor in South Carolina.
"He said, 'I hope you're not here for a new knee', and I said, 'No, I'm here for you to take my leg off,'" Mary recalls the emotional day easily. "It was a very difficult decision to make, but I would rather live with one leg than not live at all."
She was closer to death than she'd even thought. The doctor who amputated her left leg told her husband she wouldn't have lived another week, because the infection was killing her.
Now, with her left leg gone, she's taking slow and steady steps again with the help of a prosthetic.
"Anyone who needs joint replacement, think long and hard. Study. Ask questions," Mary cautions. "It's not like everybody's going to get it, but anybody could get it. That's the problem."
Mary eventually found someone willing to write an article about her case. The author says she is one of only three people worldwide to contract C Diff outside the colon. He's hoping to have his article published in a medical journal to warn those in the field about the dangers of C Diff and the possibility this infectious disease could pose an even bigger threat than it does right now.
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Americus, Ga. - July 9, 1999 - Habitat for Humanity International is developing a program to help give prisoners a second chance on working life while building houses with low-income homeowners.
The prison program works in cooperation with prisons and neighboring Habitat for Humanity affiliates to teach inmates valuable trades in construction. While in prison inmates build prefabricated walls that are shipped to Habitat for Humanity construction sites. At the sites, the pre-fabricated walls are placed together by Habitat volunteers and future homeowners. In some instances, low-security-risk inmates have worked directly with volunteers and homeowners on Habitat construction sites.
Inmates also may earn house construction hours, called sweat equity, certificates for their labor. Once ex-convicts have established a stable income they can apply their earned sweat equity towards required 300 to 500 work hours on their own Habitat for Humanity house.
"The Prison Program gives hope and self confidence to prisoners by allowing them to creatively work out frustrations and break communication obstacles between races while developing a marketable skills," said Christine Ta, the new and first Director of Prison Programs. Ta is from Los Angeles, where she worked as an immigration lawyer.
The Prison Programs prison chapter was first formally chartered in Dallas, Texas and is taking shape among 75 Habitat affiliates across the United States.
"The prisoners who participate with Habitat for Humanity will gain a renewed belief in themselves," said Millard Fuller, founder and president of Habitat for Humanity International. "Habitat for Humanity is building more than houses. We are building lives."
Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit, worldwide ecumenical Christian organization dedicated to eliminating poverty housing. Habitat brings together people with resources and people in need to build simple, decent, affordable houses. The homes are sold to those in need at no profit, through no-interest loans. Founded in 1976 by Millard Fuller along with his wife Linda, Habitat for Humanity has built more than 75,000 houses, providing shelter for more than 375,000 people worldwide. It has affiliates in every state of the United States and in 63 other countries around the world.


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I'm a longtime Brevard County resident and brand-new Instruction Librarian. Find me at Florida Institute of Technology in the Evans Library, or at Brevard Community College, where I teach Information and Technology Literacy and Prep Writing II. Technology, information literacy, and student empowerment are areas of interest.
For fun, I write and edit music, book, film, and culture reviews for Ink 19 Magazine, volunteer as the social networking consultant for WFIT, Florida Institute of Technology's award-winning NPR radio station, and provide Facebook support to Suntree Viera Public Library.
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My travel pics, just can't stop taking them.
Acerca del autorTerry Cripps
Raydog Epney, Gloucestershire, UK
First a designer, then an art director, both in advertising and publishing, now a painter. My books are currently a way of publishing to my friends the stuff they never get to see, and paintings they can't afford. Current books are themes that occur in my paintings, Erik for instance was from a set produced in Crete. Inspired buy the writings and characters of Linear A and B I have woven them into a myth story of a lost god. The travel books expose my love of photography. I hope they provide a valuable insight to places, cultures and people that expand our understanding of others.
Fecha de publicación 01 de marzo de 2008
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Dillon House in Charlevoix
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1½
- sleeps 7
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 600 - $ 600 / week
vacation rental description
Warm and welcoming three bedroom home located north of downtown
Charlevoix, just off the Charlevoix Public Golf Course; three blocks
from North Point. Home has a large living room, spacious
kitchen/dining room, laundry facilities, large backyard. No pets and
no smoking.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 07-30-2014 at 1:47 PM.
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Susan Carducci 248-541-0826
house rental amenities
Fully equipped kitchen; pool table; basic cable TV. Linens not
included. Two double beds; one twin bed; one roll-away; one queen
size sofa bed.
activities and attractions in Charlevoix Michigan
Minutes to Lake Michigan and Lake Charlevoix beaches; one mile to
downtown Charlevoix. Lots to see and do or just relax on
the beach.
vacation rental rates
$125.00 per night Memorial Day through October. Weekly rate (6 nights) $600. Rental period is from Sunday to Saturday. On-half down to reserve week(s) requested. House
is available for short-term lease October through May. Special lease
rate available. Interested parties please inquire via email or phone
number listed above.
Please note that the weekly rate covers six(6) nights, not seven(7). The system won't let me change the above "based on".
Susan Carducci 248-541-0826
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Casitas del Mar in Pacific Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,900 - $ 2,400 / week
vacation rental description
Casitas del Mar is a spacious duplex consisting of two residences with private entrances, decks, garages, and large interior rooms which provide privacy and space. Upstairs is not available for rent.
Casa Grande of Casitas del Mar is steps to beach: perfect getaway for couples wanting extra space, small families needing separate rooms for children and nannies.
Casa Grande is a weekly vacation rental (5 night minimum off season) accommodating a maximum of 6 people with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
The 500 sq. ft. deck off of the living room and the enclosed backyard substantially extend living space.
Famous Local Surfing Beach: Palisades Park Beach/Law Street Beach
Miles of beach and bay to ride bikes and run.
TVs (3 flat screens) are in each bedroom and the living room; DVD players and CD players are in the living room and the kids' room.
Fully equipped kitchen. Gas BBQ is on the deck. Porta-Cribs and High-Chairs are also available. Bicycles, Boogie Boards, Beach Chairs. Outdoor hot/cold shower. Wireless internet.
The owner takes great pride in providing an immaculate residence. All rugs, linens, blankets, bedspreads, and slipcovers are dry cleaned or washed regularly. The kitchen is completely cleaned after every guest.
house rental amenities
Outdoor Living at its best! Large glassed-in ocean view deck with Gas BBQ, Lounge Chairs, Tables and Chairs for entertaining
Beach Equipment: Beach Toys, Umbrellas, Coolers, Chairs, Boogie Boards, Bikes, Beach Towels
Outdoor Hot/Cold Shower
Low Density Neighborhood
One Off-Street Parking Space
activities and attractions in Pacific Beach San Diego Area
Ride bikes to Belmont Park and Roller Coaster
5 Minute Drive to Aquatic Water Camps
10 Minute Drive to Sea World, La Jolla, Scripps Aquarium, UCSD
15 Minute Drive to San Diego Zoo, Old Town, Gaslamp, Sea Port Village, Torrey Pines
30 Minute Drive to Lego Land
vacation rental rates
Five Night Minimum
Off Season Specials Available
All Rates Subject to Change
10.5% Taxes Added to Rental Rate
$125 Cleaning Fee Added to Rental Rate
1/3 Down Upon Reservation
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People are always complaining about teenagers being out of control, but nobody is doing or wants to do anything about it. Someway, somehow, we should start "Beyond Scared Straight," as the TV show on A&E, for these out-of-control teens.
If you reduce your caloric intake per your doctor's instruction to what your body "needs," not what you want, it is physically impossible to not lose weight. It's not beyond control for anyone. That is just an excuse. Been there! You can do it.
I saw a trooper stop a teenager driving down Locust Street in Champlain. Although the boy did not look happy, that trooper was doing his job. Teens as well as local adults must understand those ATVs are not legal to use on our roads.
Smoke if you want, but don't do it around people who don't want to smoke. Don't get in my car or my home all smoky. I try to keep a healthy environment for my family. I have that right! At work, you should smell fresh, not like smoke.
I'm one of those drivers who drives at the speed limit — my legal right. Even if I drive 5 to 10 mph over the limit, people too spineless to pass will often ride a car length or less behind me. We need more crackdowns on blatantly inconsiderate, aggressive drivers.
Thank you to the couple who paid for our meal at Big Daddy's. What a wonderful surprise when we went to pay for our meal. The waitress said it was already paid for by the couple who had left. That was wonderful.
I received a call from Zachery's Pizza; they had pulled my name for a free pizza. That was terrific! That really made my day. Thank you very much.
The Essex County manager should be voted in by the people. We vote for who runs our country, so why not our county?
On Oct 2, I left my wallet in Wal-Mart. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to the honest person who turned it in. It is a good feeling to know there are people like you. Thank you again.
Day care
Why is it that day-care providers have to go to classes, get CPR and first-aid certified, have home inspections, pass the inspections, but babysitters are getting away with everything, even taking away our business.
I am so appalled that the taxi companies in the city won't allow a service dog in their cabs. Am so shocked to hear a cab company refusing to give a person a ride who has a service dog and had to walk home in the rain.


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Police in Springfield said they busted a massive marijuana growing operation on Ivanhoe St. Wednesday evening.
Narcotics detectives had been informed of the operation and after an investigation had enough evidence for a search warrant.
Officers knocked on the door of 40 Ivanhoe St. around 8 p.m. Wednesday night and were let in by a child who opened the door. Once inside officers arrested the homeowner, 34-year-old Damaen Melbourne.
Police said the two-story duplex had been converted to a single family home. They say the entire basement had been turned into a marijuana growing operation with a sophisticated hydroponics growing system.
Officers confiscated 622 plants along with the growing equipment. They said they also found six bags of hashish, 158 Oxycontin pills and a lock box with $17,100.
Police said there were children in the house, but wouldn't say how many. The mother, Nicole Melbourne was not arrested so she could care for the children. Police said she was served with a criminal complaint. The Department of Children and Families was called in to investigate.
The couple face multiple charges for possession with intent to distribute and cultivation of marijuana.
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May – June 2014
The Paradise Diamond has returned for another year. Come and join us for the 5th Kansas City Mini Series Event at Smithville Lake. This year we will be using all three courses with each pool playing two of the three courses. Pools will be decided as the dates get closer and pre registration helps me determine them.
You can register at Dynamic Discs Kansas City or online at www.dynamicdiscs.com
Beaver Creek:
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All Amateur Players who pre register prior to May 1st will get an Event T-shirt and I have added $1000 cash to the Open Divisions. The Players pack will be a little larger than normal and it is always a great time at the lake.
Attention Kansas City area disc golfers: Mark your calendars for the 10th Annual Kansas City Disc Golf Day on Saturday, May 31 at Swope Park from 10am to 3pm. Disc Golf Day is about celebrating disc golf in Kansas City with new and old friends by enjoying food and drink and playing golf and other games. Once again, DGD will be a fundraiser for the Kansas City Wide Open. Disc Golf Day is also a wonderful opportunity to introduce new people to the joys of disc golf.
For $20, players receive a commemorative disc and tee shirt, lunch, and a chance to win an Innova Sport Model DISCatcher or other prizes. The Kansas City Flying Disc Club will be providing the barbecue, some sides, and beverages. Everyone is invited to bring other sides, chips, and desserts to share.
The main prizes—the Sport Model and an Innova Mini Target—will be given away in a drawing at the end of the day. To be eligible for prizes, a player must be a Disc Golf Day participant and play a round of disc golf at Swope that day. In addition to golfing and eating and celebrating, there will be Mini Golf, KC Hole 'Em, and a disc dog demo for further entertainment.
The Schedule
- All Day: Pick up your individual scorecard, form your group, and play a round. Turn in your scorecard by 2:55 pm for a chance to win an Innova Traveler and other prizes.
- Noon–2pm: BBQ Lunch. Feel free to bring sides, chips, desserts, etc. Beverages provided by the KCFDC.
- 1pm-3pm: KC Hold 'Em, Mini Golf
- 2:15 pm: Frisbee Dog Demo with Joe Hesting and Tony Burnett
- 3pm: Drawing for Prizes.
Here's a link to download a entry form: http://kcfdc.org/docs/dgd14.pdf. You can pre-register at either Dynamic Discs or Disc Golf World…or just show up the day of the event.
For more information, contact Event Director Mike Petrin at 620.481.6206


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If you moor a boat [or if you moor], you stop in a place and tie a/the boat up to the land, a dock, buoy or some other place with a rope or cable so that it cannot drift away.
To me 'moor' seems to need something after it. In other words we don't just 'moor', we 'moor something'. Granted, I grew up far from the sea, so it may be different for others.
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Academic scholarships will be awarded after the February 1 deadline. Because the number of scholarships is limited, students will be considered based on the GPA they have earned as of February 1. Consideration for academic scholarships will not be given to any applicant after February 1 unless students attend a USU Transfer Open House, excluding the nonresident waiver. Recent legislation has provided new nonresident waivers to students that meet the academic qualifications (see below). All multiple-year awards apply to nonresident tuition for the first year and resident tuition for any remaining year.
To be considered for scholarships applicants must:
- Apply for a Fall semester
- Be a US Citizen or have Permanent Resident Status
- Attend Utah State University Logan Main Campus
- Have an intent to graduate from Utah State University
- Major in a USU program (i.e. students majoring in nursing from Weber State are not eligible for Utah State University sponsored scholarships)
- Completed a minimum of 24 post-high school credits at time of the scholarship deadline. AP, concurrent enrollment, or in-progress credits do not count toward the minimum credit requirement or GPA
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo (KFVS) -- A Missouri Democrat is breaking ranks with his fellow lawmakers and opposing a government option for health care.
Congressman Ike Skelton says he's against a government option. Skelton announced he was opposed to several of the proposed health care plans pending in the House of Representatives during a telephone conference call Thursday evening.
Skelton's comments came on the same day that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said things are changing and the case is growing stronger for allowing the government to sell health insurance in competion with private companies.
Skelton said he's worried a government option could drive private insurance companies out of business.
Skelton said he's also worried the plans being considered in the house could hurt Medicare, leading to large cuts in the program. He said he's also concerned a government option would hurt rural health care providers.
Skelton's announcement also comes on a day when the Chairman of the Senate Finance committee said every Democrat in the Senate will support a bill that overhauls the nations health care system.
Senator Max Baucus said lawmakers have a moral obligation to repair the health care system to rein in costs and extend coverage to millions of the uninsured.
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An audio recording, allegedly of the moment Michael Brown was shot, has surfaced and provided to CNN.
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