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Rapid advances in the characterization of eukaryotic genomes have led to an awareness of the increasing complexity in cellular growth, patterning and polarization controls and the mechanisms by which their regulation (and deregulation) contributes to normal development and/or disease. Signaling pathways are interconnected through multiple effectors that determine cell fate, growth, and/or polarization. The Wnt-signaling pathways constitute one such critical evolutionarily conserved key regulator pathway network. Loss of or (ectopic) constitutive Wnt-signaling is found associated with many congenital diseases and/or cancer. Wnt growth factors can signal through several effector pathways sharing the Wnt receptor family, the Frizzled (Fz) receptors, and their first known cytoplasmic effector proteins, Dishevelled (Dsh or Dvl in mammals). The two main Wnt-pathways are generally referred to as Wnt-Fz/b-cat (or canonical Wnt) signaling and the Wnt-Fz/PCP (planar cell polarity) pathway. They diverge downstream of Dsh. These distinct Wnt-Fz pathways importantly regulate different cellular responses, ranging from growth control to cellular polarization, and thus the precise regulation of pathway specificity is critical throughout development and cellular homeostasis.
The program goals are to elucidate mechanisms of Wnt-Frizzled signaling regulation and signaling specificity based on novel perspectives of discoveries made within the laboratories of the PIs. The overall long-term objectives of this research are to develop understanding of mechanisms (and associated molecular and diagnostic tools) by which Wnt-Frizzled signaling regulates the different aspects of its signaling outcome in cellular differentiation and function. This program brings together a senior group of investigators from different disciplines and with complementary expertise in mammalian cell biology, vertebrate development, and Drosophila patterning focused on important and novel aspects of Wnt-Fz signaling biology and regulation as identified within the program. The overall significance of this research effort is that major insights gained in the investigation of cellular Wnt-signaling regulation offer the potential for improved therapeutic approaches to specific diseases. In addition, an understanding of Wnt-Fz signaling regulation in mediating normal cell (and stem cell) behavior could aid in the design of therapeutic interventions, which do not disrupt critical processes important to tissue homeostasis. The synergy of the Program is possibly best illustrated by the efforts to identify specific small molecules affecting Wnt signaling strength or signaling outcome, and the coordinated approach of each project with the other projects of the application and the Small Molecule Discovery Core. This Chemical Genetics approach is at the forefront of the technology through joint efforts of the project leaders and the Core Director. This coordination has already established its ability to accelerate the pace of discovery. Overall, the combination of complementary assays and distinct species should be of immediate relevance for potential therapeutic application of any of the small molecules identified in this program.


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John Adams The Chase
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Then pit your general knowledge skills against one of the four Chasers, the ruthless quiz geniuses determined to stop you winning at all costs.
The player with the most amount of money who avoids being captured then makes it through to the Final Chase.
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The Cube gives you the ultimate test of nerve and skill in 7 rounds of physical and electronic game challenges.
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X-Treme domino mayhem with this bumper action-packed set of toppling dominoes and exciting stunts. 180 dominoes, including easy-set, flip-up speed sections, a rocket launcher tower, marble run steps and plane launcher. Also includes the electronic auto dealer domino machine which cleverly places your dominoes at just the right distance for effortless set up. It deals in both straight lines and round bends and has a quick load cartridge. Requires 2 x AA batteries (not included).
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Some Kind of Wonderful (1987)
A young tomboy, Watts, finds her feelings for her best friend, Keith, run deeper than just friendship when he gets a date with the most popular girl in school.
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Get in on the deals for summer travel at the W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds. The Fairgrounds RV Sale is taking place this weekend at the Expo Building. Today's hours are 9 am to 6 pm. Sunday's hours are 10 am to 3 pm. Admission is free.
Winterfest of Wheels is a weekend car, motorcycle and truck show at the Sioux Falls Convention Center. Today's hours are from 10 am to 9 pm. Meet Peyton List, of The Disney Channel's show Jessie from 1-4 pm and again from 6-8 pm. Admission is $9 dollars, free for kids 12 and under. All profits from go to the Sanford Cure Kids Cancer.
February Follies in Sibley, IA include skating, flag football and broomball at the Central Park Ice Rink, Chili taste testing at the Legion Hall, a Chess Tournament at the Pizza Ranch, Crazy Days at downtown stores. There will be a Pinochle Tournament at Alley7/Merry Lands. Kids are invited to an Ice Fishing Clinic at Willow Creek Country Park.
The Luverne, MN Music Boosters are hosting their 34th annual Winter Carnival from 5-9 pm at the Luverne High School gym. The carnival includes a raffle, cake walk, bingo, prizes and concessions. The carnival is a fundraiser for school music programs.
The Dakota Territory Gun Collector's Association is hosting a Gun Show at the Ramkota Convention Center in Sioux Falls. Today's hours are from 9 am to 5 pm. Sunday's hours are from 9 am to 3 pm. Admission is $5.
Fellowship of Christian Sportmen is hosting a Wild Game Feed and Expo from 9 am to 3 pm at Linwood Wesleyan Church in Sioux Falls. Kids activities include a BB gun shoot, a laser shot game and an archery range. The cost is a free will donation. Linwood Wesleyan is located at 1101 E. 57th.


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Colts receiver Austin Collie has left the Jacksonville game with what a right knee injury early in the third quarter.
Collie was injured as he caught Andrew Luck's pass over the middle for a 6-yard again. He appeared to get hit in the head, raising immediate fears of yet another concussion. The crowd gasped when Collie stayed on the ground.
The Brigham Young alum has had at least three concussions, and possibly a fourth, over the past two seasons and had not played since sustaining his most recent concussion Aug. 19 at Pittsburgh.
But those gasps changed to cheers when team doctors helped the receiver off the field as he put no weight on his right leg.
It was Collie's only catch Sunday and he was not expected to return.
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Anger at Foxglove Covert nature reserve plans to force visitors to cross Army training area (From Darlington and Stockton Times)
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Anger at Foxglove Covert nature reserve plans to force visitors to cross Army training area
Updated 10:49am Sunday 2nd February 2014 in News
NEW security measures would force people visiting an acclaimed nature reserve to cross an army training area used by soldiers and military vehicles.
Nationally renowned Foxglove Covert Local Nature Reserve at Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, was the first to be established on Ministry of Defence land.
However, moves to change the access to the reserve - popular with both birdwatchers and families - has angered the local community.
Colonel Stephen Padgett, the camp's new commander, proposes building a new road to replace the current access which winds past empty barrack blocks - but is guaranteed in a legally binding tenancy agreement.
The suggested new four-mile long detour would pass through an training area used by soldiers on exercise where blank rounds are fired.
It would also leave the reserves volunteers and visitors a 600m walk to the field centre - and, critics claim, waste thousands of pounds of public money.
Long-standing reserve volunteers are considering quitting in protest while retired Major Tony Crease, the creator of Foxglove Covert, has stepped down as the charity's treasurer.
Tony Clark, managing director of Richmondshire District Council, said it has not officially been contacted by the MoD.
"However, through the management committee, we have heard of the MoD's proposals to amend the access road to Foxglove Covert. We will be making contact with the MoD to clarify the proposals," he said.
Col Padgett says the reserve is a "tremendous and valuable" feature and he is wholly supportive and committed to its sustainability.
"It is necessary to ensure that enabling access to volunteers and the general public does not compromise the essential security of MoD personnel and assets,'' he added.
Colonel Guy Deacon, chairman of the Foxglove Covert Nature Reserve charity, claims visiting school parties can continue using the reserve's existing entrance, under escort.
But he supports the idea of a new access road for other visitors, stating: "This new route will provide easy access for many, many more people who are currently daunted by getting through the gate as it is, so we will be fulfilling our remit."
However, there has been no security scare in the reserve's 21-year history and critics point out that a new open entry point could create, not eradicate, such a risk.
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David Hutchinson says...
Foxglove is one of the major places in Britain for bird ringing/tracking.
1200 yards in and out of the reserve using the new proposed route is absolutely out of the question for visitors of limited mobility. Last Tuesday, there were three visitors/volunteers walking using crutches. 1200 yards minimum on crutches? Yeah right.
Visitors and volunteers who use public transport will not be able to access the reserve.
Bird ringers who often begin work in the very early hours of the morning will not go when they have several bags/wellingtons/lun
ch/meal bags and other equipment to carry, 1200 yards to and from the car park to the centre, often IN THE DARK.
Disabled visitors will not be able to access the reserve 600 yards each way.
I personally will have to pay an extra £160 a year on fuel for the increased journey into the reserve. (8miles x 52 weeks x 40p per mile. (AA motoring rates.)
Has the new garrison commander or Colonel Deacon tried to push a wheel chair for 1200 yards???????? Or walk on crutches for that distance??? I doubt it. I smell a disability discrimination case brewing.
This proposed new route will cost about £200000 pounds as there are several streams and becks for which new bridges will have to be built, as well as loss of a very fragile habitat which would be lost by the construction of a new road and car park.
The new entrance route would actually CREATE security problems as there would be free access to anyone at anytime to access to the reserve and to be able to access the security fence surrounding the reserve UNSEEN for access to the Garrison rather than the present highly controlled entry to the reserve where current regular visitors have a photo ID card, sign in at the guard house then passage through a locked gate onto the reserve, passing several CCTV cameras on the way.
The new commander is CREATING security problems . Colonel Deacon seems to be totally out of touch with the feelings of the majority of the volunteers/current management group.
I hope Richmondshire Council refuse permission for the new proposed access. It is a senseless waste of taxpayers' money.
I feel that volunteers, visitors and staff are being BULLIED by the "new broom" garrison commander, CREATING security problems, where there are minimal concerns at present, and at GREAT expense to the tax payers .
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Dance troupe wins youth talent show (From Enfield Independent)
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Haringey dance troupe Steppaz wins youth talent show in Edmonton
Updated 3:20pm Thursday 19th June 2014 in News By Charlie Peat
Teenage talent was on show as a talent competition came to a climax.
The Youth Got Talent organised by Youth Zone was hosted at Edmonton Eagles Boxing Club in Montagu Road, Edmonton and saw ten acts go head to head for the chance of victory.
The competitors ranged from nine to 19 and came across the capital but only one act could win.
That title fell to dance troupe Steppaz from Tottenham, who took the competition by storm and brought the audience to its feet.
Other acts that made it to the final included:
- Shackesha Pierre from Edmonton
- Sara Cato from North London
- Nathaniel Smith from Edmonton
- Emmanuel Kennedy from East London
- Tanica King from South London
- Paris Dockeray
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The euro and the competitiveness of European firms
Abstract"Much attention has been paid to the impact of a single currency on actual trade volumes. Lower trade costs, however, matter over and beyond their effects on trade flows: as less productive firms are forced out of business by the tougher competitive conditions of international markets, economic integration fosters lower prices and higher average productivity. We assess the quantitative relevance of these effects calibrating a general equilibrium model using country, sector and firm-level empirical observations. The euro turns out to have increased the overall competitiveness of Eurozone firms, and the effects differ along interesting dimensions: they tend to be stronger for countries which are smaller or with better access to foreign markets, and for firms which specialize in sectors where international competition is fiercer and barriers to entry lower." Copyright (c) CEPR, CES, MSH, 2009.
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How do you know if your child is ready to get behind the wheel of a car?
Driving instructors WTOC spoke to say parents need to not only know their children's limitations, but also be familiar with Georgia law.
Since 2007, driving instructor Richard Ferrara tells WTOC he feels Georgia has done all the right things making young drivers earn their licenses, taking Joshua's Law classes and completing 40 hours of behind the wheel experience. They say the problem is teens and their parents don't always take it serious enough.
"The requirement for 40 hours of driving, some people don't take it serious. Some people do. Public schools don't have driver education so some go through the online class. There is not as much practical experience behind the wheel of a car. We have to encourage parents to get in the car with them. Get them that experience," Ferrara told WTOC.
Ferrara teaches drivers education at 1 Stop Driving and DUI in Pooler. He heard about the accident involving the teen driver and the two young girls outside Beach High School, and being a father himself, says sometimes an online course is just not enough.
Real life driving experience is crucial, Ferrara says, and eliminating bad habits early is also key.
In recent studies, 68 out of 100 16-year-olds are involved in a traffic accident during their first year driving. 85% of teen drivers use cell phones while driving. 65% of teens admit to text messaging while driving.
According to ABC Driving School, Georgia loses a teen driver nearly every day to traffic-related deaths. Ferrara says knowing your child and if they are ready to share the road with others is a huge responsibility.
"I've got five. I know I got a good feeling before I put mine behind the wheel so not only can they handle the car but have the maturity level to know this is dangerous," he said. "Statistically, driving is the most dangerous thing any of us ever do. Maturity level is very important."
As parents, we worry about putting our teens behind the wheel. A new study from the Georgia Highway Safety Department shows driver's education classes for our young drivers is making a huge difference in saving lives.
Joshua's Law was passed in 2007, aimed at making sure young people are prepared to handle the responsibility of driving.
Getting a driver's license is now a three tier process. You can get your learner's permit at 15, but still have to drive with someone who is 21 or older. 16 to 18 year olds have to take a 30 hour Joshua's Law class and 40 hours behind the wheel experience.
Once you get the license, there are restrictions. The problem is, Ferrara says parents aren't always up to speed on the laws.
"A lot of parents don't know. They think a 16 year old they can drive whenever they want. They can't drive after midnight, can't have certain people in the car. Keep up with the law. Keep up with what is going on," he said.
The most recent Georgia Highway Safety Critical Accident Report backs him up. Since 2005, which saw 229 fatal crashes involving teens 15 to 19 years old, the number dropped every year and hit an all-time low in 2009 with 113.
Driver involved fatal crashes: 317 in 2005 down to 145 in 2009.
However, Chatham County remains in the top six for counties with most teen driver involved crashes.
"The more smart phones on the road, the more kids on Facebook, the more distracted driving goes up. We are a distracted society as it is. The more things you give them to keep their mind off what they are supposed to be doing," Ferrara said.
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Lebanon — Carol Jensen had wondered about the whistling noise coming from one of her new windows, so she scheduled a service call Tuesday morning.
When she and the inspector heard, then saw, three separate swarms of honeybees converging on a maple tree across the street at 2332 Turnberry Drive, she realized she had more a significant problem than wind whistling through a window.
A year to the week since a huge colony — estimated at 500,000 bees — was removed from a home in Lebanon's Millerwood subdivision, thousands of bees were carefully coaxed from a maple tree and into a cardboard box by Rob Green of Bluffwood Creek Apiary.
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Tropical Breeze is a private home located across from Crystal Beach in the upscale community of Terra Cotta Terrace in Destin, Florida. Just a few minutes to the private beach access you will find yourself on a soft sugar-white beach with dazzling emerald waters.
Tropical Breeze is a three-bedroom, three bath vacation home which features a bright beachy decor, cable TV, flat-screen TV/VCR/DVD players in every room, a private balcony off the master suite to have your early morning coffee or late night cocktail, a garden tub in the master bath with shower for late evening relaxation, and a king-sized bed for your sleeping comfort. At the opposite end of the upstairs is a guest bedroom with two double-sized beds, a large walk-in closet, and its own private bath with a tub/shower combination. The downstairs guest bedroom offers a queen-sized bed and a private bath with a walk-in double shower.There is no need to fight over a bathroom, with each bedroom having its own private bath.
An outdoor shower, gas grill, and side deck make Tropical Breeze the perfect summer vacation home. Winter guests can snuggle up with their favorite book while enjoying the warmth of a cozy gas fireplace. Enjoy the tropical breezes with your fenced-in private pool (21 x 15). Guests can also enjoy the community clubhouse and pool, sauna, tennis courts, and sand volleyball pit.
Surrounded by lush landscaping on a quiet cul-de-sac, Tropical Breeze offers our guests a charming and safe environment for small children. We truly feel you will enjoy all the amenities our beach vacation home and community has to offer, and will come back to visit us year after year.
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Spring Break ....(Mar 01 - Apr 11) .....$1895/weekly
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Every year, WWE makes one or two changes to its pay-per-view (PPV) schedule and this year is no different. Indeed, instead of No Way Out taking the June month, the company will promote a show entitled Payback on June 16, 2013, at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois.
The company announced as much earlier today on WWE.com, while also noting the tickets on sale date and prices:
With the historic Second City as its backdrop, see just how far Superstars will go at WWE Payback to settle scores and gain retribution against their fiercest foes.
Starting at $25, tickets for WWE Payback go on sale Saturday, March 23, at 12 p.m. CT. Tickets will be available at the Allstate Arena box office, all Ticketmaster outlets and www.ticketmaster.com, or you can charge by phone by calling 1-800-745-3000.
At least it doesn't appear to be a gimmick show, although "Payback" could mean they could go the route of an entire event booked around rematches, which is something they've already done once before.
Either way, it's something new.
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The Oriental Creative Products Co. Ltd. is a Thai registered company with THB4,000,000 registered capital, under Thai/British ownership and management, with the Directors having previous experience in sourcing and supplying Thai manufactured products to overseas markets. It is with this experience and knowledge that this website has been developed to bring selected, quality Thai products direct to the retail public worldwide.
Thailand (formerly Siam), a tropical land of beautiful beaches, magnificent temples and palaces, has a civilization dating back to pre-historic times. At Ban Chiang, in northeast Thailand, fine examples of pottery dating back 5000 years have been unearthed. Further examples of this rich culture can still be seen today at the ancient capital cities of Sukhothai (1238–1350) and Ayuthaya (1350–1767).
Out of all the art forms that have been practiced in Thailand over the centuries Thailand is probably best known for its sculptures, in particular those depicting Buddhism. Clay and terracotta engravings, dating back to the 6th century have been discovered on cave walls and votive tablets, other material that have commonly been used for sculpting include wood, stone and, in the past, ivory. However, Thailand is best known for its sculpted bronze Buddha images, coveted the world over. Nowadays there are strict controls in force by the Thai Fine Arts Department covering the exporting of Buddha images, particularly when concerning any antiquities. For this reason we are unable to offer you Buddha images on this website.
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Most of these are still produced using long-established methods to make both traditional and contemporary designs but now, using up to date technology, Thailand also manufactures and exports, to the highest international standards, advanced technological products such as electronic integrated circuits, data processing machines, cars and automotive parts and accessories, air conditioning machines, teleprinters to name just few.
Apart from bronze Thailand is possibly best known internationally for its silk weaving. Up until the second half of the 20th century Thai silk was practically unheard of outside of Thailand when an American by the name of Jim Thompson moved to Thailand after the Second World War, realizing the potential he began to transform the then small "cottage industry" into a thriving international business. In March 1967 Jim Thompson mysteriously disappeared whilst on an Easter Holiday break in the Cameron Highlands, western Malaysia. Despite an intensive search no clues were ever discovered and to this day his disappearance remains a mystery.
With a cost of living lower than in most western countries and therefore a corresponding lower cost of labour Thailand represents an excellent opportunity to purchase high quality goods at a very competitive price.
With a cost of living lower than in most western countries and therefore a corresponding lower cost of labour Thailand represents an excellent opportunity to purchase high quality goods at a very competitive price. At the Oriental Creative Products Co. Ltd. we aim to combine quality with competitive pricing to bring you some of the best from Thailand. On this page I have taken the opportunity to display a few of the photographs taken over the years in this country.
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It's that time again!
Have you thought much about your 2012 reading plans? Here are some links we hope you'll find helpful:
Bible Reading Plan:
- Crossway's Reading Plans (a variety of plans you can access via RSS, iCal, mobile device, or email).
- Reading Plan Tracking (ESVBible.org)
- Reading Plan from John Rinehart (via Fred Sanders)
- Grant Horner's Bible Reading System
- Partnering to Remember (from Timmy Brister). While there's not an official 2012 plan, this is something that you and/or a group of friends could plan together.
- 7 Reasons Why the Word of God is Infinitely Valuable (Related video)
Book Reading Plan:
- Justin Taylor and Tony Reinke on Lit: A Christian Guide to Reading Books (Video)
- I'd Love to Read More, but…
- How Do You Prioritize What You Read?
- Book Recommendations
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- Holds 3.4 lbs. of sunflower seed or any seed mix.
- With the squirrel's weight on the feeder, the leaves cover the feeding ports, preventing it from feeding.
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Pinch Waist Glass Hummingbird Feeder 8 oz.$6.93
The Perky-Pet Pinch-Waist Glass Hummingbird Feeder features 4 feeding ports, a 4-way perch and holds 8 ounces of nectar. The feeder base is bright red to attract hummingbirds. Use the included hanger to hang it from a branch or hook. For best results, use the Perky-Pet Instant High Energy nectar. This specially blended nectar is easy to use, requires no boiling and stays fresh longer! The clear, shatter-proof glass reservoir makes it easy to monitor nectar levels and unscrews easily from the feeder base for quick cleaning and filling. The feeder may be cleaned with the Perky-Pet Cleaning Mop. Remember to clean your feeder at least twice a week, more often in very warm climates or seasons. We offer the finest quality in wild bird feeding products and accessories. Perky-Pet is the leading supplier of Wild Bird Feeders and Accessories. Perky-Pet Hummingbird Feeder models are designed to attract hummingbirds using bright red to lure them to the nectarletting you discover the beauty and fascinating behavior of the elusive hummingbird.
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Scott Pet 20 lb. Deluxe Wild Bird Seed$7.99
Made to provide wild birds with lots of energy, this unique seed is a great source of nutrients for a variety of birds. This special bird seed mix helps to maintain a healthy body. Attracts: Cardinal, chickadee, Junco, Rufus-Sided Towhee, Song Sparrow, Tree Sparrow, Grackle, Pine Siskin, Titmouse, Purple Finch, House Finch, Gold Finch, Grosbeak, Blue Jay, Red Poll, Mourning Dove, Red Bellied WoodpeckerLearn More
Perky Pet Hummingbird Feeder Dew Drop 273$1.93
The dew drop shape of this eye-catching feeder will remind you of summer mornings when the grass is wet from fresh, cleansing dew. The Garden Song(r) dew drop hummingbird feeder features three feeding ports and holds 32 ounces of nectar. The feeder base is bright red to attract hummingbirds. The clear, shatter-proof acrylic reservoir makes it easy to monitor nectar levels and unscrews easily from the feeder base for quick cleaning and filling. Hanging is easy with the integrated bird feeder hanger built into the top of the bottle. For best results, use the Perky-Pet(r) instant high energy nectar. This specially blended nectar is easy to use, requires no boiling and stays fresh longer! The feeder may be cleaned with the Perky Pet(r) cleaning mop. Remember to clean your feeder at least twice a week, more often in very warm climates or seasons.
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Pair of Bearcats Tied for Third at WKU Classic
March 31, 2014
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Valentina Herrera (Bogota, Colombia) and Tara Liebert (Mason, Ohio/Mason) are each tied for third place after the first two rounds of the Western Kentucky University Lady Topper Classic at the Bowling Green Country Club.
Two of five Bearcats competing as individuals at the event, Liebert and Herrera are both tied for third place after Monday's first two rounds. Liebert led the field after the first 18 holes with an even-par round of 72. The freshman picked up three consecutive birdies during the first round before shooting a 79 during the second round.
Herrera had consistent rounds of 75 and 76 to sit at seven-over par after the first 36 holes. The freshman recorded four birdies during the day, including two on the par-three 145-yard 11th hole.
Also competing at the event, Mackenzie Moir (Louisville, Ky./Sacred Heart Academy) is tied for 15th after the first two rounds with a score of 82-79=161. Sofia Langenius (Hovas, Sweeden) is tied for 31st with a score of 84-83=167 while Stephanie Horvath (Medina, Ohio/Highland) is tied for 47th heading into Tuesday's final round with a score of 87-93=180 to wrap up the Bearcats' play at the event.
The tournament will conclude on Tuesday with the final 18 holes scheduled to begin with an 8 a.m. shotgun start.
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Brian Foellner from Earl Bowl Lanes in Quakertown paced a blistering scoring week in the area with a quartet of players carding 800 sets. Scott Henninger, also from Earl Bowl, Lee Sandt and Joe Konrath from Boulevard were the players joining Foellner in earning awards.
Foellner started off his evening perfectly with a dozen strikes and then added the next eleven before leaving a ten pin.


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You've got questions and you want quick answers. You've come to the right place. Here are some of the questions we get asked frequently by prospective students and their parents regarding the admission and financial aid process. If you don't find your question in the list below, contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or 800-759-8328.
What are your admission requirements?
Admission to Bridgewater is granted to those who present evidence of the ability to succeed in the academic and social atmosphere that is found at Bridgewater. View the admission requirements.
How do I apply to Bridgewater?
First, you need to submit an application. Second, complete your application by submitting your standardized test results (either SAT or ACT) and high school transcript. For a complete explanation of the application procedure please visit the admission requirements page.
When should I apply?
You may submit an application for admission upon the completion of your junior year in high school, but no later than May 1 of the year in which you wish to enroll. If you wish to enroll at the beginning of Interterm or the Spring Semester, you must file an application for admission at least 30 days in advance of the date of enrollment.
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Bridgewater's rolling admission system allows a student to apply at any time. If students apply early, they will be notified of their admission status early. A rolling admission system means there is always more space in the class at the beginning of the academic year than at the end of the year. Students who delay application until May 1 risk the possibility that the class will be full.
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Bridgewater awards more than $18 million in scholarships and grants to students each year. Loans are also available. Approximately 99 percent of Bridgewater students receive some type of financial assistance in the form of scholarships, grants, low-interest loans and work-study.
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We'll use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and other information you submit to us to determine the amount of need-based aid you will receive. That figure represents the financial gap between what your family can afford and the amount of our tuition and costs. Variables such as home equity, family size, number of students attending college, and ages of pre-college siblings are considered.
How do I apply for financial aid at Bridgewater?
The first step is to submit your application for admission. Then visit www.fafsa.ed.gov and use the online method to apply for financial aid. Submit the FAFSA and all other required documents by the priority date of March 1. Applications submitted after this date may be too late for many aid programs. Use our school code, 003704, on your application.
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An award package lists the grants, loans and work programs that you have been awarded for the academic year at Bridgewater College. Your package is based on the aid application you submitted for the academic year. By using your FAFSA analysis, we determine the types and amounts of grants, loans and work programs in which you will be eligible to receive funding at Bridgewater College. This information will be sent to your home address. Your award package will list standard tuition and fees, and room and board for resident students. It will provide an estimate of the amount you can expect to pay after financial aid.
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What information will be included in my financial aid award package?
Award packages include: a personal award letter listing standard charges, financial aid and estimated balance to be paid to the College; an individualized checklist detailing specifics of the aid programs listed in the award letter and calling attention to items requiring further action from the student; information on the Parent PLUS loan and alternative loans for students; and forms required for verification (if applicable).
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Have you ever tried to get your dog to sit still on a bathroom scale long enough to measure her weight?
Not much fun — is it?
Nevertheless, to calculate a suitable dog food serving size, you must know your dog's current weight.
Thankfully, there's an easier way.
You can find out your dog's weight using just three simple steps…
- Step 1 – Weigh yourself
- Step 2 – Weigh yourself while holding your dog
- Step 3 – Subtract the two numbers
And you've got your dog's weight.
By the way, if your dog is too heavy for you to comfortably hold in your arms, most vets will gladly weigh your dog for you. So, don't be afraid to ask.
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He Made, She Made: Hand-Sewn Cell Phone Holder
When I heard we had to make cell phone cases, it totally reminded me of a eyeglass case I sewed in 7th grade for one of my three sewing class project. I still remember my teacher shouting, "Slow it down, Courtney, get your foot off the pedal!" Even then, I loved to floor it! My glass case was a calico print with yellow piping and a foldover flap. It was really smart, if memory serves. I modeled my cell phone case from that -- so your phone is nice and cozy and safely tucked away.
You'll need:
- Felt
- Pieces of fabric, in print or solid colors
- Needle and thread (or a sewing machine, if you have one)
- Ribbon
- Rick rack
- Fabric glue
1. Cut two pieces of fabric and two pieces of felt so that each piece is just larger than your phone.
2. Sew a piece of felt to each piece of fabric so that your phone is safely cushioned.
3. Sew the outer edges of the fabric pieces together, leaving a place on top to slide your phone in. If you want to get fancy, you can make fabric/felt piece longer than the other, allowing you to create a foldover flap for your phone.
4. Add rick rack and trim to the case as you like. If you are making a foldover flap, you can use a piece of rick rack, tacked down at each end, to form a slot to slide the fabric flap into.
5. If you like, make a tiny pocket on one side of your phone case that's big enough to slide a library card, a note, or other tiny necessity into.
6. If you like, sew a piece of ribbon, cord, or even a long shoelace to either side of the case to form a strap.Check Out Jonathan's Cell Phone Case.


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February 1, 2014
On Friday, Jan. 17, 2014, Western Regional Advocacy Project (WRAP), coordinated its West Coast Days Of Action across three states and 11 cities. From 2005 to 2014, WRAP has worked to build a large people's movement rooted in and accountable to groups and individuals defending poor peoples' constitutionally-guaranteed human right to exist in public space, acquire housing and employment, and enjoy equal protection under law.
June 19, 2013
When Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger issued General Orders, Number 3, he had no idea that, in establishing the Union Army's authority over the people of Texas, he was also establishing the basis for a holiday, "Juneteenth" ("June" plus "nineteenth"), today the most popular annual celebration of emancipation from slavery in the United States.


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Women want Chef's, but hold the Pickles – as they reveal the sexiest male professions.Posted in General and tagged with affairs, boris johnson, chef's, dating, encounter, Extra-Marital, Illicit Encounters, IllicitEncounters.com, married dating on 03/05/2014 11:14 am by Sara
A new study conducted by
the UK's leading married dating site IllicitEncounters.com has
revealed the male professions that women find the most attractive,
and those more likely to find success when it comes to looking for
romance online. The study asked over 2,000 female members (of the
UK's largest married dating website) what they thought the sexiest
profession was for a prospective partner, and why.
Chef's steamed to the top
of the poll with 27% of the votes; a profession that proves that the
way to a woman's heart is also through her stomach. With fine
examples such as Gordon Ramsey, Jamie Oliver and Paul Hollywood, it's
no wonder these guys have cooked up a feast in women's minds.
The second sexiest
profession for men was working as a Doctor with 23% of the vote; the
study described them as caring, intelligent and motived.
According to the study,
the least attractive profession was being a Member of Parliament;
women viewed them as boring, over-confident, self-absorbed and as
well as having a bad reputation.
spokesperson Rosie Freeman-Jones commented: "I think the media
has played a massive part in what women see as attractive qualities
in men – they look for passion, creativity, ambition and drive. Women
like men who can spoil them in the kitchen and make them feel
special, they also want men who are caring. Unfortunately where the
media may have helped lift the profile of Chef's to women, it has had
the opposite effect for MP's – even Boris Johnson couldn't save them
from being last after previously being voted the sexist politician by
Illicit Encounters members.
Other professions that
made the 'sexiest' list include lawyers, firemen and farmers.
Rachel, 42, from
Somerset, who uses IllicitEncounters.com to meet married men
commented: "I love a man who knows his way around a kitchen, who
can be creative and knows how to impress a lady, I am also looking
for stimulating conversation and an emotional connection. I don't
want to date someone who is arrogant or has an oversized ego".
also found firemen attractive, describing them as heroic, attentive
and handsome. So despite dedicating a lot of time trying to win
votes, MP's have polled last and may have to consider taking a
cookery class to help them get a date.
Notes to editors
Top 5 Sexiest Professions:
Chef 27%
Doctor 23%
Lawyer 15%
Fireman 12%
Farmer 6%
Least Sexy
Member of Parliament 0.5%
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Service-Learning at Wright State University is a teaching and learning pedagogy that engages faculty, students, and community members in a partnership to:
Students involved in service in the community must complete two forms: a Risk Release and Medical Consent Form and a Student Service-Learning Agreement. These forms must be submitted to the Office of Service Learning in 128 Millett before students begin service. It is also a good idea for students to retain copies of these documents for themselves and for you or the site supervisor to have copies.
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Aaden Gorozine: District 9 Apr 12, 2011 17:00:26 GMT -5
Post by Riot! Riot! Riot! [Ro] on Apr 12, 2011 17:00:26 GMT -5
[/center]Aaden Gorozine
I see you've written down a lot of questions. Oh, c'mon, don't try and hide the clipboard now, I've already seen it…Fine, I'll stop arguing. Let's just get this over with, okay?…Here we go then. Shoot.
Name? Well, that's easy enough. I'm Aaden Gorozine.That's spelled A-A-D-E-N. No I after the first A. It's two As.
Age, now? I'm 17 years old, and my birthday is on June 2nd.
What, you need to know my gender? I'm a boy, if you haven't noticed. Need to check or are you good?
And district? District 9. Interesting, huh?
Well sorry that you don't appreciate my "attitude". Can we just move on…please?…Alright, cool. My appearance? Aren't you sitting here looking at me?…Oh, you want to know my interpretation on my appearance? This is just weird, but fine.
I'm tall. Simple as that. I'm about 5 feet and 9 inches. I'm pretty skinny. My legs, at least. My mom used to tease me, and say I had, "chicken legs." Sorry, mom, but I'm just naturally thin. My arms are like that too. My arms and legs are similar, both skinny, and both covered in a layering of dark hair that matches the hair on my head. I have some muscle on my arms and legs because I do sports. I don't have a six pack or anything, although I wish I did. My stomach has some fat, but not enough to make me have a muffin top or anything. Just enough for me to, you know, squish a little? Moving on! My hands and feet are quite small, but they're pretty callused. I've never not had any dirt underneath my fingernails. My feet are a bit gross too. I spend so much time running around and stuff, they're all callused. The soles are extremely hard, and I'm quite accustomed to warts there-you didn't have to know that, did you?
Anyway, moving onto my face. I quite like my face, if I may say so myself. It's round, right atop of my neck, which is a bit thick, with my Adam's apple, which is overly large-anyhow, let's stop talking about my neck. My face. Yes, my face. It's round, like I said. My lips are thin, and pink (no, I don't wear lipstick, so don't ask). My teeth are even, but I admit, I don't really have the best oral hygiene, so my teeth are yellowing, and I have a few cavities that hurt if I eat sweets. My nose is pointy, and a bit crooked from when I broke it as a kid. I don't like my eyes all that much. Oh fine, I don't like my face as much as I previously said, but whatever, that doesn't matter. My eyes are small, and kind of thin. They're brown, just brown. Not chocolate brown, not caramel brown, just brown. They usually have bags underneath them, although I'm not sure why. Close knit and right above my eyes are my eyebrows, which are a bit bushy. I don't have much forehead, and it's usually hidden underneath my hair.
My hair is a lighter brown than my eyes. Kind of like milk chocolate. See, I made a nice little simile. Go and celebrate. Anyway, my hair isn't too wild or unmanageable. Actually, it sticks close to my head, sweeping across my forehead one way, and kind of gives off the impression of helmet hair. I'm pretty prone to sunburn, and acne. Cystic acne to be exact, which really sucks. And you can't pop-never mind. Did I say anything about pimples? No. Can we move on now?
Alright, thanks…My personality?…I sighed because this is taking longer than I realized…Fine, I'll talk so we can hurry this up. My personality, right?…Yeah, alright.
So, my personality. I have a bit of an "attitude," as you've already pointed out. I'm impatient, I guess. I hate waiting, and I hate dealing with people. That kind of contributes to my, er, sarcastic-ness-I mean, sarcasm. I meant sarcasm. Sarcasm is like my second language. People just annoy me. If they're too slow, or anything, or if I say the wrong thing, sarcasm gets me out of the situation. I admit though, I go overboard sometimes, and I come off as rude…but, I can't help it. People can be less irritating, yes?
Anyway, I'm not that innocent though, either. I'm not afraid to admit it…I guess. In school, I have this sort of masculine, "bad boy," attitude. I talk back to the teacher, I don't do my homework, I hit on the girls, I take part in sports, but the truth is…it's a cover up…it's so my friends don't find out about my sexuality. I'm gay, and I've never come out to anyone before. Well, except you. You won't tell, right? Promise me you won't tell!
See, that's another one of my problems. I say way too much. Things just pop out of my mouth. Like what I just told you, that just popped out. I didn't mean to see it, but I dunno, maybe I'm glad I did, but that doesn't mean you go around telling people! I can usually cover up my mistakes with sarcasm, or making it a joke. But, of course, this doesn't work all the time.
Really, when I get home, that whole thing, the attitude, I mean, I had at school kinda sorta goes away…I guess. I love reading, and I really do my homework, but I just don't bring it in. I'm pretty smart, really. I'm just…insecure? There, you got me to say it. I'm insecure, and confused, and whatever. Really, I'm just like every other teenager. Let's go on.
this the last thing? My history? I hope so.
I was born on June 2nd. I had a pretty alright childhood. I liked my mother the best. She was always there for me. My father, well, he would go out in the morning, come back at night, and just go right to sleep. I hardly ever saw him. He stuck around for a while, then he left. I think that's what happens when people fall out of love. They had me at a young age, you know. It was short-lived, their love. I think it goes away with children, which makes me kind of sad. At the time, I was ten years old. You have to hand it to my mom, she really kept the two of us together. She's the one who taught me to hunt. She taught me how to respect animals. She told me they have feelings too, and to kill them, quickly, but, you know, if that doesn't work, just talk them to sleep. Know what I mean? When my dad left, she went on about her daily activities. She worked side jobs, brought home food, and made sure I never signed up for tessarae. I think because I'm all she has left. Her parents, see, they died when she was young, and she has no siblings. I'm what she has, and I know she loves me.
Anyway, my mom dated for a little while. However, her boyfriends didn't stick around for a while. They were gone, just like my father. Around the same time they began opening up the factories, and stopping us from hunting, she found Harold. Good timing, huh? He worked at a factory, and managed to get mom a good job too. I really liked him, and I still do. He calls my mom Debbie, which I find much softer than Deborah. And, he treats her right. Anyway, Harold has a son, James,, who's my age. When Harold and my mom got married, James and I had to share a room. At first you know, we were all awkward around each other, but slowly we became friends.
I guess my first realization was when I walked in on James getting dressed. We were both 15. For some reason, it made my heart skip a beat, but in a good way. And James, well, he didn't get angry or anything. He just let me look. A couple days later, James kissed me, and our relationship went off from there. Oh, c'mon, it's not incest. We're stepbrothers. We're not related by blood. So don't call it incest. It's just…it just happened okay?
We kept this a secret, and both went on acting straight. I guess because we're both afraid of what people will think. When we were 16, we…well, we did it, if you know what I mean. It felt right at the time, but soon after, I couldn't even look at him. James ignored me, and I ignored him. We moved apart. To this day, we hardly ever talk, except for a few words here and there. I, well, I've never had another relationship with a guy. I'd really like to, but, I'm still keeping all this quiet. In school, I just hang around my friends, I play sports, I make rude comments. It's all just a cover. They can't know. I'm afraid. I'm keeping this quiet until I'm ready. And you're not going to tell anyone, alright?
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Athlete of the Week: Tim Fuller
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Sugar-Salem forward Tim Fuller had a week as big as he is tall. The 6'8'' sophomore scored 17 points in a win over Shelley and 20 more in a victory over South Fremont.
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Say, wasn't there a James Bond movie and song titled Never Say Never Again? I think even Justin Bieber picked up on that title for one of his recent diddies.
I often hear horse owners say, "My horse never bites, kicks or does that." Sometimes they might say, "My horse always behaves, never gets nervous, kicks at other horses," or whatever the quote of the day might be. I have my perfect horse and I have learned to never say never (or always) when it comes to my horse. Even the best horse has an off day now and then. Here is our most recent experience:
Cricket and I went out to Warner Springs recently for a wonderful weekend of riding. My brother-in-law and a good friend joined us and we hit the road for the 45-minute drive. We were camped with about 30 other folks for a weekend fundraiser for the Warner Springs FFA program.
After we set up camp, the three of us saddled up for a ride in the cold weather. It ended up hailing and snowing on us, but the scenery was beautiful. The California Riding and Hiking Trail took us to the Pacific Crest Trail and we had a wonderful and cold three-hour ride.
Upon returning to camp I reflected on the delightful ride as I unsaddled Cricket. Then I made hot cocoa, ate dinner at the campfire with our group then went to bed.
"What a great day and a wonderful start to the weekend," I thought as I lay drifting into slumber wrapped up in my heater blanket and loads of other bedding since it was 27 degrees that night.
The next day we woke to breakfast and coffee being served and it was a glorious morning. The weather was perfect, the sun was out and the breeze was cool. We all talked about our day ride out to Eagle Rock over breakfast and everyone was excited, even the horses. As people readied their horses, Cricket stood tied to the trailer hollering her lungs out.
If you've ever heard a horse whinny, you have some idea of how loud they are. If you've never heard a mustang whinny, you haven't heard anything. Cricket has a set of lungs on her that you can hear two miles away! She temporarily deafens me if I am too close when she belts it out.
So, there stood my usually quiet, calm horse yelling her brains out (never say never). I saddled her, untied her and she began to dance around, still yelling (never say never). Now, mind you, one of her herd mates—my brother-in-law's horse Baci—was with her for this trip. She lives with this horse daily and they are quite bonded, but Cricket didn't even appear to see him right there next to her.
As a herd animal, being with a herd mate typically keeps them calm and they never act up (never say never). As I mounted Cricket she began to jig. Jigging is like a trot that is not quite a trot, and her head was way up in the air, still yelling. I knew she was excited and ignored her behavior: She was not out of control and she was listening to my cues, so we headed out for our ride.
As we began to walk out, Cricket stopped her noise-making, which was a great relief, but the jigging continued. Bouncing along, my friend and family member rode directly behind us for some time. Cricket remained amped up and jigging. My friend's horse joined Cricket in her jigging at that point. No other horse or mule on this ride joined in that silliness and I swear Baci told Cricket a few times to mellow out.
Cricket and her jigging friend Tigger bounced along like a couple of young fillies out on their first trail ride. Cricket—my usually calm, relaxed mare—even pinned her ears and kicked at a mule that got too close to her hind end at one point and for too long. While it was a warning kick and no contact occurred, it surprised me beyond belief that my standoffish mare would do something she'd never done in our eight and a half years of trail riding (never say never). Huh?
My friend and I just giggled at our mares for acting so silly. Neither of them do that sort of thing as a rule and didn't act like that the day before (never say never). Oh sure, I whined about getting jostled for an extended period of time since I am not used to it. Of course I wondered, "Where was my calm, steady horse?"
I joked about having left her at home for the day, or maybe she was finally ready to demonstrate the nasty "mare behavior" I always hear about but have not experienced. (I've heard the rumor that many hold to be true that mares are nasty, especially when in heat.)
As we rode along the stream, the single-track trail we were on and trying to stay in the center of was in the middle of a hill that seemed to become steeper above and below us, and at times I felt as though the trees were jumping out in front of us.
Cricket was jigging along and I felt as though she was paying no heed to where she was placing her feet. A time or two I imagined Cricket and I falling into the creek bed that was—in my mind—becoming farther and farther down the hill, at the bottom of the (imaginary) cliff. I caught myself not breathing a couple of times, which was a good reminder to relax in order for Cricket to become more relaxed. It worked for me, but not for my horse.
Head tossing was thrown in at rather steady intervals as we rode along. Cricket's head tossing became frantic out in the meadow. It is not pleasant to ride a horse with her head flipping about and her back hollow and stiff. Come to find out after dismounting to assess the condition of my horse that those little "no-see-um" gnats were all over her face–she hates bugs more than I do–so at least I got that explanation for that particular behavior. We whipped out a wipe soaked in bug repellent and wiped Cricket's face with it. Whew, what a relief for my poor baby. The bugs were gone.
On our return ride Cricket settled down, but only slightly. There were periods that she would walk for more than five steps at once, which meant she was not jigging. Those brief periods of relief were welcomed as the bouncing was giving me side aches after five hours. The head tossing had subsided.
The single-track trail through the woods along the creek bed was much more enjoyable on the way back to camp and the low side didn't seem to be a steep cliff any longer as Cricket's behavior became more typical of her usual calmness. We made it to camp uneventfully and reflected on the incredible scenery we had been able to enjoy during our ride despite the jigging mares.
I do believe that any ride is a good ride and live by that motto. The times that I ride and Cricket acts so out of character make me feel less in control, nonetheless. Hills seem steeper, canyons deeper and I am reminded that I have a wonderful horse so much of the time but to never say never when it comes to my horse, or any horse for that matter.
I try not to say that my horse never does this or that, and rides like the one out in Warner Springs confirm my belief in "never say never" when it comes to a horse.


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Helping Women Make their Mark
24 May 2000
Bonn, Germany: Women in Mali wear many hats. They are the household managers, the farm workers in the fields, the potters and the salespersons in the markets or along village streets. Yet despite their many skills, they find it hard to turn a profit because most work alone at home and have not had the chance to learn about marketing. This is where the UN Volunteers, the majority of them national field workers, come in. They not only bring technical and managerial skills to rural women, but also encourage them to form groups of potters, bakers and gardeners to market their wares. Where seed money is needed, UNVs help present the Malian women's ideas to a funding committee so that grassroots initiatives can grow. UNVs continued to strengthen the role of women in institutions and communities in 1999:
In 1999, almost 50 per cent of national UNV field workers were women.
Mariam Haidara
With more than 25 years of experience in nutritional education, Mariam Haidara, 59, knows her field inside out. A qualified educator with diplomas in social work and rural development, the national UNV field worker has a wealth of information gained from previous positions as a trainer and supervisor of district health workers in Mali's Ministry of Health. Given this background, Mariam knows how to pass on skills that remain with the people. "I don't impose anything," she says. "Everywhere I work I adapt and carry out activities based on the needs the people express." Uneducated women in remote Kalaban, for example, wanted training in the local Bambera language. In this way they learn to better manage their daily affairs. At the same time they can teach their children -- sharing knowledge for generations to come.
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About Me, My Travel Guide, and Northwest Florida
As a journalist, I don't find it easy to talk about Me. I'm usually interviewing someone else and getting the facts. It would be romantic to say that I always wanted to be a writer, that I'd been inspired by the great authors of the ages and the power of the pen. I suppose there is a little of that, but mostly I just fell into writing as a career. I started out as an English teacher, which is sort of like being an editor and you get to use a red pen. That appealed to the demigod side of my personality, but not to the "I want to have people tell me how much they love me" side, which you don't often hear as an English teacher.
So, when an opening at my local twice-weekly newspaper became available, I applied for the position and was hired. My job was to write the weekly gossip column. As the town voyeur, people would tell me all kinds of things, then check the paper to make sure I got it right. Getting it right has always been the primary thing about me. I never state anything as fact unless I've double checked it. This became especially true when I moved from gossip to travel. With travel there are phone numbers, addresses, and these days, web addresses and Facebook URL's. My first publisher, Brett Dufur with Pebble Publishing, always said check it, check it, then check it again.
I wrote for the Plant City Courier for six years before moving to Destin in Northwest Florida. As a true, peninsula-bred Floridian I said, "Where?" The "Panhandle" was frontier Florida in the 1980's, and in some spots still is, luckily. I continued to write for local newspapers and started branching out to regional magazines.
In the early 1990's, my husband, three daughters, one dog, a rabbit, some gerbils, and I began a series of moves that took us to South Carolina, Missouri, North Carolina, Arkansas, North Carolina (again), and finally back to Northwest Florida. All this time I continued to write about the "fun things to do" wherever I was. My first travel guide book was "99 Fun Things To Do in Columbia and Boone County" and this became my trademark. My greatest moment was when a high school kid came up to me at my author table at Earth Day and told me he was working his way through the book and was determined to visit all 99 of them. I found that I was still teaching after all.
The one thing I'm learning about online publication is that you don't wait until the manuscript is finished. You publish as you go, so this is an ongoing project. I'll be adding pages, tinkering with the current ones (that is when Mr. Dufur isn't in my head telling me to stop tinkering) and coming up with new ideas. I'm also open to suggestion, so if there is something I haven't covered that you think I should, please contact me and tell me about it.
Meanwhile, I'll keep traveling and writing as long as you keep reading and enjoying. The teacher in me thinks that when you write and tell me that you visited some place I told you about, whether in person or online, it's my greatest joy. I like that better than red pens.
Happy Traveling
Pamela Watson
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The Royals have an organizational book. They're carrying it everywhere they go in Arizona this spring and consulting it frequently. It's called Are You My Lefty Starter?, and today the little birdie asks that eponymous question of Heath Phillips.
Ron Mahay and the Royal Farnsworth are scheduled to relieve.
The other team is apparently called the Wranglers or the Ragers or something like that. I never heard of them. But I did hear that Tommy Hunter gets the start for them on the mound while Omar Vizquel has an audition at second base.
Broadcast: the Royals radio network, MLB.com, XM Radio channel 181.
MLB.com Gameday: here.
This morning the Royals also play those same Riders or Ringos or whoever in a B game at George Brett Field. Gil Meche will pitch a little and Billy Butler will return to action after recovering from a reported contusion in the distal portion of his upper left limb. If you're in Surprise with your 3G phone, why don't you stop by George Brett Field and provide us with the play-by-play right here? Thanks.


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As like most people here, I have been pretty amazed by Todd Wellemeyer's ability as a starting pitcher. And, like most, I take it with a grain of salt and I'm not sure how long it will last.
That being said, how big must a sample size be for us to start using the "legit" status? I'm not saying Wellemeyer is there right now. He's not. But with each start does the skepticism go away or will we always have it?
The dude has made 13 career MLB starts. Is 30 a truer indicator? There is no doubt that he has been better than league average for those 13 starts. I know the stat guys will get on me but he has a 3.38 ERA and 1.30 WHIP in 61.1 innings. His K rate is decent at 7.2 per 9. Of course his walk rate is bad at 3.9 per nine. His opponent OPS is under .700 and his opponent BA is under .235. Really, that's impressive.
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Calling for your support: BRING IN AN INDEPENDENT ETHICS COMMISSION
by DCreformer, Thu Oct 05, 2006 at 10:16:54 AM EDT
The Constitution puts faith in the Congress, trusting Congressmen to police themselves. Unfortunately, Congressmen have shown time and time again that that's something they are unwilling or unable to do. The investigation of Mark Foley's pedophilia will not be any different unless the House establishes an independent ethics commission to serve this constitutionally mandated role. Reports that there was a cover-up of Foley's habits are already circulating. To top it off, Dennis Hastert (R- IL) has personally handpicked members of the current Ethics Committee. This committee has not and obviously will not investigate anything thoroughly and seriously. U.S. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) recognizes this, and is calling for an independent ethics commission.
In his own words, "It should now be readily apparent that Congress is utterly incapable of investigating itself. The House leadership should take this matter out of the hands of the Ethics Committee and appoint an independent ethics commission comprised of well-respected leaders who the American people can trust to put their country before partisan politics." (October 5, 2006)
Common Cause is also calling for an independent commission. Please sign the Common Cause petition by following the link: http://www.commoncause.org/siteapps/advo


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For Immediate Release: Tuesday May 15, 2012Contact: Mark Peterson, 605-626-7885
ROSCOE, S.D. – The South Dakota Department of Transportation began paving operations today (Tuesday, May 15) on U.S. Highway 12 east of Roscoe.
That section of roadway flooded last spring, and a project to raise the grade was started last summer; the current paving project will complete the work.
Traffic will be controlled with a pilot car and flaggers while the paving operation is active. Motorists can expect five- to 10-minute delays.
All work should be completed on the Highway 12 project within two weeks.
For more information, contact Mark Peterson at 605-626-7885.
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Dominic Waldouck will miss Sunday's game after sustaining a PCL injury against Gloucester
Pat Barnard: Following failure of a fitness test ahead of last weekend's game - still recovering from a hamstring injury incurred at Wasps v Leicester at Welford Road - Barnard is back in full training and fully fit ahead of Sunday's game.
Danny Cipriani: Is in full training with the squad following a slight stiffness to his ankle last weekend.
George Skivington: Is currently working to recover from a hip niggle which kept him sidelined in last weekend's game.
Mark Van Gisbergen: Has returned to full training as he continues with his recovery from a strain to his medial knee ligament, sustained in Wasps Guinness Premiership opener against London Irish at the London Double Header.
Dominic Waldouck: Following a consult with a specialist this week, Waldouck has been ruled out of action for the next 6-8 weeks following a posterior cruciate ligament injury in Wasps v Gloucester at Kingsholm. He will begin his rehab programme at the club this week.
Joe Ward: Sustaining a pectoralis major avulsion in Wasps' Guinness Premiership clash with Northampton Saints on the 20th September, Ward has come through surgery to commence his rehab programme at the club. Recovery time is anticipated to be 12 weeks.


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After graduating this past semester from college, I realized that I haven't done many things I have always wanted to do. So next week, I'm starting the beginning of my new life (before 40 hour weeks) and visiting my cousins in Fremont. The first thing off my list is to go to a professional sports game -- specifically an Oakland A's game. So coincidentally the best time for my first trip to the mainland (being from Hawaii) in the spring/summer was during the LAA Angels series.
I know it's last minute but if anyone from AN wants to chat about baseball, say hi to me or have a beer, I'll be in the MVP Box Section 123 Row 15 and I'll be wearing a yellow A's t-shirt with a green/yellow A's cap (an asian kid). I'm going early to try to catch batting practice and maybe get a few autographs but I'll see you guys at the game and GO A's!


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Photo: Gisela Fleischer
Visit Moderna Museet Malmö during your holiday break and be inspired by the artworks in the ongoing exhibitions!
February Holiday Workshop: 18-21 February 2014
The museum's exhibition A Way of Life is made up of many, many photographs. Many of them show people who are happy or sad, who close their eyes or watch, swim or are cycling. An image of a human is known as a portrait. How many people can fit in a portrait? At the museum you get a task of looking up your favourite image. Save it in your memory and bring it to the Workshop, where we ask ourselves: How long can a drawing be? How many people, old men, old women and other creatures can fit in a drawing? We will see if we can find out by drawing a mighty long drawing together in the Workshop!
Easter Holiday Workshop: 15-17 April 2014: Secret Easter boxes
Almost everyone has heard about Easter eggs, but what avout Easter boxes? During the Easter break we will go for a hunt for these Easter boxes in the museum. They seems to be hidden everywhere and they are filled with secret tasks and stories from the photographies in the exhibition A Way of Life. In The Workshop we create our own boxes to hide secrets or surprises in. Who would you like to give an Easter box to this Easter? And what will the box look like? Welcome to all children and adults who are free during the Easter break!
Autumn Holiday Worshop: 28-31 October 2014
More info will come.
About the Holiday Workshops
Time: The Worskhop is open 11.15 am to 4 pm, drop-in.
Place: The Workshop, Moderna Museet Malmö
Age: From 4 years
Tickets: Limited number of participants. Children have to have a grown-up as company in The Workshop. No pre-registration.
Price: The Holiday worskhop activities are free. Adults pay the regular entrance fee, free for children up until they turn 19 years.
More information about coming Holiday Workshops will come.
Do you have a question? Feel free to contact our Art educator Gisela Fleischer, email@example.com
+46 40 6857 937
Tue-Sun 11-18 Mon closed
70/50 SEKFree admission for those 18 and under


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