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May 26
Road Scholar: Day Hikes Along the Appalachian Trail
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June 22
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August 16-18
Road Scholar: New River Outdoor Adventure
August 18-23
Mountain Top Trot
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Road Scholar: Astronomy- The Universe & Beyond
Sept 15-20, Oct 20-25
The Mountain Lake Conservancy is excited to announce improved, continued programs as well as some new and exciting programs for 2013! Our trail system is open up for year-round access for the community and now pet friendly on most trails (leashed!), and we are offering a variety of programs for the community and day-use groups throughout the season.
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In the 2013 early season, we are offering a variety of daily naturalist programs. We will be adding to these programs offerings as the peak summer season approaches. See our flyer here!
Special Events and Fundraisers
The Mountain Lake Conservancy is hosting several special events to entertain the surrounding community and in partnership with local organizations. Fundraiser events for the Conservancy include the 6th Annual BrewRidge Music Festival in May, the Eastern Divide Ultra in Pembroke held in June, and the Mountain Top Trot Trail Run/Hike in the Fall.
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In the 2013 season, we are offering ten different Road Scholar programs from May until October. Check out upcoming 2013 Road Scholar programs along with registration information.
The MLC manages and protects the 2,600 acres of Mountain Lake property and has developed some new Gamelands programs to maintain the health of our whitetail deer population. Since we are a private property, the deer could potentially find a refuge virtually free of predators within our borders, which could lead to overpopulation and the myriad of environmental programs related therein. We have developed some exciting new ways to manage our resources while keeping a sharp focus on our mission.
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Turlock High principal Dana Trevethan has high praise for student Heath Rojas. His work ethic and list of accomplishments were recently recognized by the Turlock Unified School District and he was honored as the Character Counts student of the month for the trait of responsibility.
For the first time ever the U.S. Department of Education used advances in technology to assess students' writing capabilities.
Whether it's picking up trash, scrubbing down the water parks, or raking the lawns of elderly community members during the 5th Annual Turlock Shines event, sophomore high school students will be required to actively participate in organized service experiences in order to graduate. The Turlock Unified School District Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved a new community service requirement for 10th through 12th grade students - effective immediately.
From exciting classical arrangements, to burning jazz standards, over 400 band Turlock band students were treated to a one-of-a-kind musical experience through The Turlock Concert Association.
California State University Trustees will consider adopting a triggered, mid-year tuition increase this week, in response to a potential $250 million "trigger" budget cut to the CSU should Proposition 30 fail in November.
Former U.S. service members and their family members have a new place to hang out on the California State University, Stanislaus campus: the new Veterans Center, located in the Student Services Building.
Sixth graders at Hilmar Middle School started off the new year with a tech upgrade. Through collective efforts from school site funds, students and faculty received 200 Netbooks to enhance learning in the classroom.
For years it has been a tradition for Turlock and Pitman high schools to hold their graduation ceremonies on the same day, leaving friends, family, and school district staff to race against time and traffic to attend both events, but this year the schools will break from tradition.
Thirty-three Turlock Junior High students were recognized for their hard work in passing the California English Language Development Test at the first annual CELDTebration on Thursday night.
Many Turlock students started the new academic year amidst construction at their school sites. Currently, the Turlock Unified School District has projects underway at Brown, Julien and Wakefield elementary schools and Turlock High School.
For a third consecutive year, students in the Turlock Unified School District reached a substantial turning point in core academics, according to the 2012 Standardized Testing and Reporting released by the California Department of Education last Friday.
Back to School Night was a stroll down memory lane for many Turlock parents this week. They sat in child-sized chairs surrounded by picture books and finger paintings. They sat quietly while teachers explained the year's curriculum, and some even had snack time.
The Turlock Education Foundation's quest to raise $1 million for Turlock Unified School District students is one step closer to fulfillment through generous donations from community members. Turlock Firefighters Local 2434 donated $2,500 through its annual Random Acts of Kindness Boot Drive.
Though budgetary difficulties loom large at California State University, Stanislaus, Interim President Joseph Sheley focused on the university's myriad successes in his inaugural fall address, delivered Wednesday.
Bullying happens everywhere. Whether it's the snobby girl at school who always makes fun of the small kids, or the biggest guy in the neighborhood who's constantly trying to beat someone up while taking their belongings; no matter what situation or form it comes in, bullying can make a child feel depressed, hurt, and sometimes isolated from the world.
At their first scheduled meeting of the school year, the Turlock Unified School District Board of Trustees established new policies and policy changes to increase overall student success, one of which will push back exclusionary discipline practices, such as suspension, in favor of positive interventions to correct misbehaving students.
In order to fully prepare students for college, Turlock High School is now offering more Advanced Placement courses than ever.
Approximately 9,000 students converged at California State University, Stanislaus for the first day of classes Thursday and throughout the campus, from faculty to administration to knowledgeable seniors and excited freshmen, all had high expectations for the upcoming school year.
In its annual "Condition of College & Career Readiness" report released today, ACT found that California students taking the organization's college readiness test surpassed the nation's scores in English, reading, math, and science. The ACT assessment, which is administered to high school students, serves as a good indicator of how much a student is academically prepared to pursue a postsecondary education.
For approximately 14,000 students throughout the Turlock Unified School District, the start of the new school year officially kicked off on Monday. At Brown Elementary, students, parents, and guardians alike shared the same optimistic vision and hopes for the upcoming school year.
As the only community college in Stanislaus County that offers a Chemical Dependency Counseling Program, Modesto Junior College can fully prepare students academically to take the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Program's state licensing exam. Once licensed, students can apply their knowledge and expertise to help individuals who are battling addictions.
At their first regular board meeting of the school year, the Denair Unified School District Board of Trustees approved an increase to the daily and long term rate of pay for substitute teachers in hopes of attracting more eligible educators to Denair schools.
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Tottenham beat Newcaslte 2-1 at White Hart Lane thanks to a brace from in-form Gareth Bale.
The Welsh International wasted no time and scored within five minutes, his dipping free kick beating Tim Krul from 25 yards.
Newcastle pulled one back after half an hour, Yoan Gouffran's shot taking a wicked deflection inside the box to leave Hugo LLoris stranded.
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The 23 year stealing the ball from Stephen Taylor in defence before slotting the ball between the legs of Krul to make it 2-1.
Bale has now scored all of Tottenham's goals in their last three matches and has 19 goals for club and country this season.


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Updated: June 3, 2013 at 6:36 p.m.
Gaffney City Council members won't give themselves bigger Christmas
bonuses after all. It's a move that
comes after harsh backlash from the public, and tough questions from the media.
The council voted no to doubling Christmas bonuses for
itself and for city employees.
Instead, it looks like city workers will get a two percent
cost of living raise.
The council had initially wanted to bump bonuses from $500
to $1,000 for itself and for employees.
Democrats carried Monday evening's vote to remove Christmas
bonuses altogether, in favor of raises for workers.
But Republicans voted against the measure because they said
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Updated: June 3, 2013 at 2:55 p.m.
Gaffney City Council will meet Monday afternoon to vote on the upcoming budget which includes a proposal to double Christmas bonuses for city employees and the council members.
City council says instead of a 2% cost of living raise for employees, it would be cheaper to double the annual bonus from $500 to $1,000.
But some have taken issue with the politicians including themselves in the taking of bonuses, including many who live around town?
"What does that say to the people of Gaffney," asked Bernadette Swayngim.
The three republicans on council are expected to come out in opposition of the proposed raise for the elected officials, while the four democrats haven't said what they'll decide.
The meeting begins at 5:00 p.m. at city hall.
Graeme Moore will be at the meeting and update this story as it develops. And for up-to-the-minute updates, follow Graeme on Twitter or on Facebook.
Update, May 22nd, 2013, 3:47 PM:
A proposal to double Christmas bonuses for some Upstate politicians is now meeting some resistance from Republicans on Gaffney's City Council.
7 On Your Side reported last week the council is considering doubling this year's Christmas bonus from $500 to $1,000 for all city employees and for themselves, the elected officials.
We couldn't find any other Upstate city or county government outside of Cherokee County and Gaffney that gives itself any sort of bonus.
On Wednesday, Republican Councilman Billy Love told our Graeme Moore he and his two fellow Republicans think bonuses for politicians should be left out of the budget.
That leaves four councilmen still undecided.
The council meets again to discuss and vote on the budget on the first Monday in June.
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This coming year's budget for the city of Gaffney denied requests from police, fire and sanitation, but the mayor and councilmen want to double their Christmas bonuses -- something they say would actually cut costs.
Instead of giving all city employees a two percent cost-of-living raise, the city is considering increasing the holiday bonus from $500 to $1000 as a way to save money.
Elected officials in Spartanburg, Greenville and Anderson counties and cities do not receive Christmas bonuses.
Doubling bonuses for all employees (including the politicians) would cost the city about $153,800 as opposed to about $188,000 if the city were to give the cost-of-living raise and keep the bonus at $500.
Collectively, the politicians' bonuses would increase from $5,025 to $10,050, which includes raises for the city administrator, his secretary and the director of human resources.
The politicians already receive an annual salary from taxpayers which range from an average of $6,484 to just under $9,000 for the mayor.
When reached by phone for comment, Mayor Henry Jolly said he fully supports the proposed increase, explaining the "public servants" deserve a bonus for their hard work.
Jolly called the bonuses a "longstanding tradition in Gaffney," and said if things get financially tougher throughout the year, the council could always vote to suspend the raises.
The budget still needs a couple more votes by council before it is officially enacted on July 1, the day that marks the official beginning of the coming fiscal year.
The city's finance director said the council chose to cut vehicle requests from the police, fire and sanitation departments as a way to make up for a projected budget shortfall of roughly $300,000.
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When you want to start a new Blog Post, just click on the big Office button at the top and then New -> Blog Post. After that, you will be asked to register new Blog Account where you have to select Community Server as provider and click on next.
On next window there is default address of Community Server's Metablog API where you only have to add the site/domain name of you Community Server. This option is little confusing because on the last update of Community Server, the default path of Metablog API is not www.domain-name.com/Metablog.ashx, then www.domain-name.com/blogs/Metablog.ashx. That is the reason why Word 2007 will not be able to register your account.
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ARCADIA – Bringing with him a wealth of experience, ArcadiaCity Councilman Bob Harbicht is seekinga fifth term for a seat on the City Council. Harbicht, who has the distinctionof becoming the youngest serving mayor of the City of Duarte, at 31, has servedin Arcadia city politics over a span that encompasses 24 years. Elections arein the spring of 2010.
Harbicht stumbled into politics after a friend of his askedhim to be his campaign chair in Duarte. He liked it so much that he said he was"bitten with the political bug" and ran for City Council two years later. "Beforethat I hadn't quite considered the idea of running or serving," Harbicht said.
Despite his years of work and service to Arcadia and Duarte,he said he is most proud of his family. They include his wife Patsy, whom hemet at Citrus College; his son Rob; his daughter Jill; and what he calls "thefour smartest and cutest grandkids in the world."
The 69-year-old councilman, husband, father and grandfatherarguably has more in his tank than men half his age. He recently came back froma trip to New Zealand, where he and Patsy rode 250 miles over the course of aweek. An average week of cycling with Harbicht ranges anywhere from 250 to 500miles. On top of that, he has been playing racquetball every day for the past30 years.
The councilman moved from Duarte to Arcadia because of thecity's reputation for good education. Harbicht himself went to Citrus Collegebefore transferring to Cal State University, Northridge. He started a marketingand research consulting firm from scratch, working on product development andhas since retired.
Regarding Arcadia, Harbicht said, "Arcadia is an ideal cityand I'm just trying to stay the course."
He points to the low crime rate, excellent library and saidhe does not want to overdo the unnecessary development in the City. Ifdevelopment does happen, he wants to make sure the development is compatiblewith the City.
One definite point of Arcadia that he would like to developis the Caruso project, which was passed unanimously during the initial Councilvote before Westfield slapped a lawsuit to Caruso's Environmental ImpactReport. Harbicht chided, "If Westfield is really concerned about the EIR, Ihave a bridge I'd like to sell you."
"I am committed to making the Caruso project a reality. Someof my peers feel the same way," said Harbicht. "The Caruso project is far andaway the best alternative for the land [that would take over the currentracetrack parking lot]." He said it would become the new Downtown for Arcadia.
Harbicht credits his parents' community service as amotivating factor for his involvement in city politics. On a less physicallyintensive level, he is very much into crossword puzzles.
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Denver Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey will be honored tonight as the Denver Athletic Club's 2010 Colorado Athlete of the Year.
The 12th-year player, who participated in his ninth career Pro Bowl in January, will accept the award at a banquet at the Denver Athletic Club Grand Ballroom (1325 Glenarm Place, Denver, CO 80204). The general reception will start at 6 p.m. with the dinner and awards portion beginning at 7 p.m.
Previous Broncos winners of the DAC Colorado Athlete of the Year Award include quarterback Craig Morton (1978), linebacker Randy Gradishar (1979), quarterback John Elway (1987), running back Terrell Davis (1997), wide receiver Ed McCaffrey (1999), wide receiver Rod Smith (2002), kicker Jason Elam (2005) and quarterback Jake Plummer (2006).


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ENNIS, Texas (AP) - Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel recently got a speeding ticket near Dallas and a local judge thought it newsworthy enough to post something on Facebook.
The freshman Texas A&M quarterback got the ticket in Ennis, a small city about 35 miles south of Dallas. The Ennis court did not immediately respond to a request Friday for a copy of the ticket or for details about the incident, which was first reported by USA Today.
A municipal judge in Ennis posted about the ticket on Facebook. Manziel's name wasn't mentioned. Instead, the judge wrote about "a certain unnamed (very) recent Heisman Trophy winner."
Manziel has drawn attention recently for Twitter photos that have shown him drinking champagne at a Dallas club with his mom and flashing cash at an Oklahoma casino.
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A Phoenixville man was arrested on Friday night after he assaulted his girlfriend, at one point dragging her down the street by her neck, Phoenixville Police are reporting.
Lester Eugene Fortson, 49, faces charges of simple assault, false imprisonment, public drunkenness, and harassment stemming from the September 28 incident.
According to court documents, Fortson and his girlfriend got in an argument that evening at 10:14 p.m. that culminated with his dragging her off the porch by the neck, then, according to both his girlfriend and a witness, continued to drag her down the 200 block of Morgan Street.
When police arrived on the scene, they observed that Fortson—who's twice previously been charged with felony assault in Phoenixville—appeared to be intoxicated.
Fortson was arraigned that morning and released from Chester County Prison after posting $2,500 bail. He faces preliminary hearing on October 4.


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This lens describes servant leadership as a critical aspect of the Valpo campus community that is exponentially more embedded and pursued here than at similar institutions. In 2010, Valpo students contributed more than 60,000 hours of civic engagement, volunteer, and service learning hours, totaling more than 15 hours per student in the academic year.
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LIYF is Lehman-Idetown Youth Fellowship, a ministry of Lehman-Idetown United Methodist Church. We exist to provide Christian nurture, fun, and fellowship for youth ages 10-18. We meet at least twice a month. Sometimes we get together to have fun and fellowship, sometimes we do outreach and mission work, sometimes we go to concerts or to Christian festivals. If you are between the age of 10-18 and would like some friends who care, some direction for life, and some really great times, join us an any on the events listed on our "What's Happening" page.
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Our youth leaders are Bill and Lyndsay Cupp. They are assisted by our Pastor Bob Ryder as well as parents that frequently lend a hand.


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Surfactants – Making Water Wetter
It may sound funny, but water does not always wet well….
Remember, as a kid, when you poured water on the dry soil in the yard and it just beaded up and did not seem to wet the dust and go into the soil?
That was because the drops in the water had high surface tension (caused by internal electrical charges that hold them together as drops and don't let them spread), and so the individual drops would sit there practically as little beads and not really wet the soil until we stomped on them, then they finally wet the ground.
This is great when the wax finish on your car is still good since the rain droplets will "bead-up" on the hood and not really wet the surface, as they are repelled by the wax. The impermeability of the wax on the car's body, and the surface tension in the rain droplets come together and really keep the water from "wetting".
Water is a polar molecule: it has both positive and negative ends.
When these ends are linked by an electrical charge, a chain forms and droplets occur. This is called Hydrogen Bonding and is the cause of surface tension.
Mind you, this is not the tension of the surface that the droplet is to land on, but the tension on the outer surface of the actual droplet that, in effect, holds it together and keeps it from collapsing and spreading on the surface it has landed.
Breaking down this surface tension allows the droplet to collapse and spread over surface, wetting it thoroughly without running off, and that precisely is what we want our sprays doing to our crops.
There are many different types of products developed not only for agriculture but many other industries that need to get the most out of their water's wetting abilities, that will break down the surface tension and make the water "wetter".
These are called by many names, such as:
- Adjuvants
- Extenders
- Spreaders
- Spreaderstickers
- Surfactants
- Wetting agents
- etc.
These are all formulated from a wide spectrum of chemistry, from all natural vegetable oil emulsifiers, detergents, and fatty acids, all the way to organo-silicones, emulsifiable oxidized polyethylenes, ethers and even alcohols.
First of all, let's get the names right.
An Adjuvant is defined as any substance added to a pesticide in order to improve its performance.
A Surfactant is a substance added to the spray solution to reduce the surface tension so that droplets spread out and adsorb to a greater surface area.
Now, to make things simpler, we are going to use the word Surfactant as a general definition, because what we are most interested in is getting our sprays to spread and therefore work better at lower a cost.
Surfactants overcome the effects of beading or surface tension. The surfactant molecule has one end that is soluble in oily or waxy substances, and a second that is water soluble. When a surfactant is added to water and oil, its molecules align themselves at the appropriate ends of the interface and pull the layers together, reducing the beading, or surface tension.
This is visible on the leaf surfaces as the surfactant molecules pull the water and the wax (on the leaf surface) together, causing the droplets to spread out.
Aside from trying to get the best coverage and spread on the crops, we also use surfactants to keep our tank mixes in suspension. This is especially true with Wettable Powders, which usually do not dissolve in the water, such as instant coffee, but remain in their original form:
tiny, micro-pulverized particles that become surrounded by water, which then transports them to the target in the spray and deposits them on the surface, after which, when the water evaporates, these particles go to work.
In other words, water is the carrier.
If that water is not "conditioned" and made wetter, the wettable powders do not readily mix with the tank solution and many times bunch up in tiny groups of many particles which then, when sprayed out on the crop, settle in clumps and do not get spread evenly on the target surfaces. Then you have poor coverage, because the chemical is not evenly distributed.
The basic rule on Wettable Powders is that a Surfactant must be used every time, even if it is only a laundry or dish washing , soap or detergent. (By the way, detergents such as Tide, Dawn, Ivory, Lux, etc. make excellent surfactants, especially in hot weather).
The Jar Test
Labels and literature will refer to a compatibility test system called the "Jar Test". Try this before you mix your next batch of pesticides:
- Fill a glass jar with water and sprinkle some wettable powder into it
- Shake it well and set it down on a table
- Now, take another jar, fill it with water, sprinkle the same amount of a wettable powder and add a drop of dishwashing liquid
- Shake well and set it down on the table
Come back and look at the jars some five to ten minutes later:
- The first jar will show the powder settled at the bottom
- The second jar will show the contents mixed as they were after you shook them
The dishwashing liquid's surfactants have "made the water wetter" and have suspended the particles of the powder, not dissolving them but making them part of the solution.
Use this test also to make sure the different materials you are mixing into the tank do not have some adverse reaction among themselves.
Reactions between materials will show up as "layering" in the water where the incompatible materials reject each other and separate into layers. (this is great if you are a bartender making exotic drinks, but a no-no for tank mixes.)
When you have a "layering" condition, try adding a surfactant. If layering does not occur after minutes, you can safely mix the formula, as the reaction was not evidently chemical, but a problem of solubility.
Factors Affecting Surfactants
Surfactants cannot be used across the board, especially in warm sub-tropical and tropical climates, such as Florida, the Caribbean and Central America. There are several factors that have to be considered because of temperature, humidity, and leaf surfaces.
Temperature, along with solar intensity is a prime culprit in spray crop damage. Many publications, texts, labels and crop advisor's insist on avoiding spray applications during the heat of the day.
This is especially critical on delicate crops in high temperature growing areas. It can also be aggravated by the use of a surfactant with pore sealing characteristics such as oils, silicones and polys, as these do not readily break down or evaporate, but on the contrary, seal the stomas, inhibiting transpiration.
Consequently, logical and careful selection of a surfactant will prevent potential crop damage and/or phytotoxicity.
Humidity is another important factor that affects the performance of the spray on the leaf surface. Especially when that humidity is intense, such as rain.
A soluble surfactant, such as detergent will wash away and carry the chemicals with it. However, a very non-soluble surfactant with "sticking" characteristics, may be too sticky and plug up the stomas.
This is really no problem with herbicides, on the contrary, we are killing and want to keep the material on the leaf, no matter what. So a real Sticker will not only prevent wash-off, but also allow us to reduce our formulation and get more coverage for our dollars.
However, with pesticides and nutritionals we should try to schedule our sprays in cooler times where we can safely use surfactants with organo-silicones, polys and/or ethyls that will not wash off.
The best times to schedule these sprays is towards the evening, which also works well if the wind dies down, preventing excessive drift.
Leaf Surfaces are an often overlooked factor in surfactant selection. Leaves can be smooth, brittle, waxy, hairy, or rough. This is Nature's way of protecting the plant's production areas, and sprays will react differently when trying to land on these varied surfaces.
Here again, common sense is probably the best method to select the best surfactant to use, depending on what the target is presenting as a landing pad.
Detergents will work well with most surfaces, but are susceptible to washoff. Fatty acids and oils, both vegetable and petroleum, are not the best for waxy surfaces, yet do well on all others. Organo- silicones, Polys and esters will give you good coverage across the leaf spectrum but must be used with extreme care in heat, especially with delicate foliage.
Good applications are possible using inexpensive surfactants such as household soaps, detergents, fatty acids and oils. A natural approach to what we put on our crops is always a plus, and in this case: simple, effective and economical.
The more specific surfactants being marketed by a host of ag chemical companies are just that: more specific, for more specific applications, more expensive and with a certain amount of risk if not used properly, especially in our extreme climates.
These products are formulated for the entire cross section of the US growing areas, of which Florida, some parts of the Southeast US, the Caribbean and Central America are not representative. What works in Ohio may burn our crops in Ruskin, and so on.
So my advice to you is use your common sense, your experience as a grower, when deciding what to put in your spray water. Salesmen, advisor's, even this writer are not growing your crop – you are, and you will have to live with the results.
Be conservative and logical and your plants will thrive.


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The weeks leading into UFC 127 revealed brilliant match making by Joe Silva and the UFC. Pundits, fans, and fighters alike were split down the middle on who would win the welterweight number one contender's fight between Jon Fitch and BJ Penn. The media-crafted narrative was an intriguing one. Penn would use superior boxing to win on the feet and a dangerous grappling to attack and defend on the ground. Meanwhile Fitch would clinch up, tire BJ out, and use conservative ground and pound after completing take downs.
What actually transpired is a testament to the growth and development of the sport as a whole. BJ took Fitch out of his element with successful takedown attempts in the first and second round, while Fitch deftly reversed each time Penn took his back. Fitch managed several decent punches on his feet. While Fitch clearly won round three by a large margin, this fight joins a growing list of closely contested fights like Rampage vs. Machida, Machida vs. Shogun I, and BJ vs. Edgar I. As a fan, these are the types of matches I want to see. They let me know that the sport is growing, that fighters are becoming more skilled and well-rounded.
Each of these fights mentioned above share a commonality in addition to impressive displays of an elite MMA games from each competitor. Without fail, there is little to no consistency in scoring during these tight match ups. A popular inclination is to blame the judges – but I'd rather save my vitriol for Ring vs. Fukuda. It is simply a reality that at the highest levels of competition, the unified rules softer than we would like. While Luke Thomas scored the fight for Penn (I assume 10-9 P, 10-9 P, 10-9 F), Penn himself succinctly stated he didn't believe he won. I scored the fight 29-27 Fitch, with the second round as a draw, and the third round a 10-8 in Fitch's favor, and several variations of the theme with rounds one and three split between the pair and round two given to either or neither man would have left me feeling just fine.
With opinions ranging drastically from person to person, it is clear that the system needs augmentation or reconsideration. What is worth more points, Penn attaining back mount and searching for subs, or Fitch reversing position and offering some Ground and Pound? If a fighter gets points for a last minute take down – imposing his will – should his opponent be rewarded the same amount, or even at all if he stops the attempt? I don't know the answer to all these questions, but they are things we need to carefully consider. Our sport is young, our fighters evolve, and the rules should too.


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My son Carter is reading Harry Potter at six years old. I'm not saying that to brag (okay, maybe a little), but it's important to the story. He made his way through the first three books pretty well, but I know that each book in the series is progressively longer and more complex, especially for a six-year-old, and as I expected he started to slow down by The Goblet of Fire. He finished it with an assist from me, reading together each night before bed, and insisted on starting The Order of the Phoenix right away. After a few weeks though, he had stopped reading it on his own and started asking me to read other books with him at night. I asked him about it, and he admitted it was too hard. We still read it together at night but he spends most of his time now doing other six-year-old boy things like building Legos and driving his little sister crazy.
My personal theory of parenting centers around the idea that if you want your kids to behave a certain way, you should lead by example. If you want them to be polite and gracious, let them hear you thanking the waitress and witness you holding the door open for little old ladies. If you want them to read, let them see you with a book in your hand, lost in its pages, and show them how important reading is in your life.
Educators and bookish folks are worried enough about getting boys to read that they have a special name for them: "reluctant readers." In a recent essay in the New York Times Book Review, Robert Lipsyte wrote that a big part of the problem in getting boys to read is finding books they can connect with, that speak to their emotions instead of just pandering to their base instincts. "Boys need to be approached individually with books about their fears, choices, possibilities and relationships," he wrote. "The kind of reading that will prick their dormant empathy, involve them with fictional characters and lead them into deeper engagement with their own lives." I read this and thought about what happened with Carter and Harry Potter. My theory of leading by example has worked. He clearly enjoys reading, but I'm afraid that by letting him find his own way and pick out a book that was too hard, he'll be discouraged from reading more. I managed to turn a willing reader into a reluctant one.
Carter spends a week with my parents at the end of each summer, in the gap between the end of camp and the start of school. They live in the Indianapolis area now, so this year we met them halfway at a Chili's in Lafayette, Indiana to make the exchange. I've learned to expect him to be ornery when he's excited about something big like a holiday or a trip, but this time he was so bad that when we pulled into the parking lot I made my parents wait outside the car while I let him have it. The problem was that we were 100 miles from home and he was about to spend a week with his grandparents. I couldn't deploy my best weapons like taking away toys or cutting off TV and the computer, so I spluttered like Yosemite Sam in impotent rage.
Disciplining my kids like that always sets off a cycle of guilt and self-doubt. Later in the restaurant, I sat there eating a Flintstone-sized slab of ribs wondering if it had done any good, feeling bad for sending him off for the week on such a bad note. For all its rewards, raising children does a number on your self-confidence. What possible lesson could Carter take away from that outburst in the parking lot of a chain restaurant on a freeway interchange? That he should shout and issue empty threats when he doesn't get his way?
The problem with my method of parenting by example is that I don't always set the best example myself. It's getting harder the older he gets, now that we're past "share with your friends" and "don't throw sand." Things like empathy and patience are difficult to teach when I struggle with them myself. That's why I want him to read, to experience the inner lives of characters who celebrate and suffer, succeed and fail in their own ways so he can learn from their examples too. Books can teach him how to live when I can't show the way.
I started a new job recently, a new career in fact. I took three weeks off between jobs and spent a lot of time with Carter. We had fun together hanging out, playing catch at the park and hitting up the 7-Eleven for daily Slurpees, but he understood that I was excited to get started. The night before my first day at the new job we were reading Harry Potter again. I finished a chapter, put the book down, and unprompted, he said, "Good luck on your first day at work tomorrow." I don't know if he learned to thoughtful like that from me, his mother or a book. I'm happy with any of the three.


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CANFIELD, Ohio - The Mahoning Valley Amateur Radio Association took part in national exercise or field day, and event taking place across the U.S. and Canada.
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Her examination of the skeleton reminds her of childhood Canadian friends who mysteriously disappeared from their summer vacation home in South Carolina. Tempe tries to solve the decades-old mystery of her friends' disappearance but soon realizes that her life may be in danger if she does. (Scribner, Aug., 320 pp., $25.95)
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"One benefit I gained from studying abroad [in Costa Rica] was the ability to experience and understand a different way of life that people have but still appreciate it and learn from it," senior Sydney Waite said.
Waite is the leader of the Modern Language Department's new outreach program called Language in Motion.
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The consortium founded the program with a grant from Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, which helps fund private higher education along with other interests that include secondary education, health care, religion and public television.
The program's mission, according to the web page, says that it "enriches, and energizes [foreign] language and culture teaching and learning through educational outreach and professional development opportunities."
But for now, Linfield College is doing outreach at McMinnville High School. Masayuki Itomitsu, assistant professor of Japanese and co-leader of the program along with Spanish professor Violeta Ramsay, said that the goal is to expand Language in Motion to other high schools in neighboring towns.
The program's aims to "inspire local high school students to learn another language and study abroad," Itomitsu said.
The program unites colleges and public schools, allowing college students to do outreach that will hopefully lead to creating connections between college and high school students, increasing the high school students interest in language and culture by demonstrating the benefits of attending college,
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"As a whole, the program hopes to spread the importance of language and culture in our society today and also the importance of experiences in other countries and with other languages and cultures," Waite said.
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Early this year we took a poll asking if the Terminator franchise should be rebooted, continue with more sequels or just go away forever. The middle choice won by a long shot and now we have word of another installment to appease you readers who voted that way. No, we still don't know when or if there will be a direct follow-up to Terminator Salvation. Instead,Dark Horizons reports there's a $70 million 3D animated Terminator film in the works titledTerminator 3000.
The movie will be produced by Hannover House (Twelve) and Red Bear Entertainment and they're targeting a PG-13 rating, which is really no different from the last couple Terminator movies or the TV series. The press release announcing the project does still mention plans to minimize the violence, however, to achieve the classification. No plot has been revealed, obviously, nor do we know when it'll make its way to theaters. Production is expected to begin in January.
I guess it was only a matter of time before there was an animated Terminator. All the major franchises get into the medium at some point. Actually, I'm surprised there was never a cartoon series, though I think we can now anticipate such a spin-off if this is successful -- or maybe even if it isn't (ahem, Clone Wars). Let's hope Hannover uses the following animation as inspiration for what direction to go in:
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UPDATE: Pacificor, the company that owns the rights to the Terminator franchise, have sent a cease and desist order to Hannover House forcing them to halt all further actions on their proposed animated film Terminator 3000. Pacificor claims they are committed to producing two more live-action Terminator films, while Hannover House feels they'll change their mind after learning how much money they can potentially make off their animated version. Both sides will sit down next week and hear each other out, so we'll know then whether we'll be getting an animated film or not. Will Pacificor cave and take the deal, or will they hold true to their visions of two more live-action movies?
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The importance of interprofessional education (IPE) has been recognized on both the national and international level. In a report published in 2003, the Institute of Medicine called for significant changes in healthcare professional education in order to meet the changing healthcare environment. They made the following recommendation: "All health professionals should be educated to deliver patient-centered care as members of an interdisciplinary team, emphasizing evidence-based practice, quality improvement approaches and informatics," (Greinder and Knebel. "Health Professions Education: A Bridge to Quality," 2003). In addition, an interprofessional team-based approach to chronic illness is one of the essential elements in the Chronic Care Model, a well-described model for designing healthcare systems to deliver high-quality chronic illness care. IPE activities can serve as a platform for other innovative cases to be developed that can be used collectively by the schools, and with potential for expansion for use by the health care professionals at the Medical Center.
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The new Teaching and Learning Center has a strong focus on Interprofessional Health Education (IPHE) and over the past year Maria Wamsley, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, and colleagues from the schools of dentistry, nursing, pharmacy and physical therapy have collaborated on a very successful pilot curriculum that brings interprofessional teams of students together to evaluate a patient and collaboratively formulate a treatment plan. The project was funded in part by the Instructional Grants Program administered by the UCSF Library, which focused its awards on IPHE starting in 2009. Goals of the project are to enhance knowledge of other healthcare professionals, foster collaboration in patient management and to improve communication skills.
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