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Doctors and staff at Animal Care Associates Veterinary Clinic in Charleston are collecting donations for canine care packages to send to United States Military dogs in Afghanistan.
They'll include things like cooling vests, nail trimmers, eye and ear ointments, and will be sent to the handlers of 50 dogs.
Kimberly Linger is a Veterinary Assistant at the Clinic. She said the donation drive was inspired by a family member who is currently serving. "The base that he is on right now they recently had an episode where one of the dogs had sniffed out someone trying to come on to the base," Linger said. "We think the dog saved a lot of lives that day."
They are also collecting care items, card, and letters for the human handlers.
If you would like to help, just contact Animal Care Associates at 304-344-2244.
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Okay, I understand that we all have bias to some degree. Some more than others, but that part comes with being a diehard fan like most of us are.
But glancing over ESPNs picks for Most Improved Player and Coach Of The Year really, uhm, how to put it as politely as I can? Pissed me off. That will do.
It's not the fact that no Blazer won any of those categories - I pretty much expected that... but not a single Blazer got a VOTE?!
Where is the love for LaMarcus? Hell, where is the love for Rudy Gay? Even he only mustered to get one vote.
I love Maurice Cheeks, and I have a ton of respect for Phil Jackson... but those two got votes and Nate McMillan did not get a single one, despite the fact that Mac-10 had less to work with and was playing in a much tougher conference than Maurice.
And what's even worse while glancing over those picks, it's like a collective hive mind over there. There is barely an dissension among the staff and when there is, they pick the most outlandish choices they can come up [RAJON FRACKING RONDO!?].
What a disappointment, but why am I even getting surprised these days?

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From beginning genealogy to researching overseas familysearch has a course for you. To get started go to www.familysearch.org/learningcenter. Once the page has loaded there are couple of options for searching for courses. On the right side of the screen you will see a series of featured classes. You can choose any that looks interesting to you.
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I would really recommend Brighton as a day trip and am already hoping to go back, I had such great fun and got to explore somewhere I had never been! If you are from London it is only a couple of hours drive, just over an hour from Croydon but a little longer from North London.
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UNV at the IAVE World Conference
05 April 2008
Panama City, Panama: UNV senior staff and UNV volunteers have been highlighting the potential of volunteerism for development at the International Association for Volunteer Effort (IAVE) World Volunteer Conference in Panama.
The IAVE forum was themed 'Volunteering for Human Development: More Solidarity, Less Poverty'. UNV Executive Coordinator Flavia Pansieri spoke at the opening plenary on 3 April. This was her first official visit to Latin America since her appointment in February 2008.
UNV's Senior Policy Specialist, Robert Leigh, provided briefings about the follow-up to the International Year of the Volunteer (IYV) and invited contributions to the Secretary-General's upcoming report on progress since IYV 2001. Volunteer Infrastructure Specialist, Mae Chao, shared examples of volunteer centre development in the South, with special mention of initiatives in Ecuador, Egypt, Thailand, Togo and Sri Lanka.
In addition to the representatives from UNV's head office in Bonn, two former UNV volunteers engaged in UNV partner projects attended, with support from the Honduras and Ecuador UNV programme officers.
UNV also sponsored a joint workshop together with IAVE and CIVICUS (World Alliance for Citizen Participation) titled 'Volunteers as Agents of Social Change: More Solidarity, Less Poverty'. The workshop previewed key themes and findings of the upcoming joint publication on the relationship between volunteering, social activism and development.
Held in Panama City from 2-5 April 2008, IAVE's biennial World Conference was attended by about 400 people. During the visit to Latin America, Flavia Pansieri also met with other UNV partners in Panama and Honduras. The next IAVE World Conference will be held in Singapore in early 2011 to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the International Year of the Volunteer.
UNV has a memorandum of understanding with IAVE and CIVICUS to "undertake joint activities that serve to promote and generate greater awareness of the contributions of volunteers and the value of volunteer action to society". Founded in 1970 by a group of volunteers from around the world, IAVE has since grown into a global network of volunteers, volunteer organizations, national representatives and volunteer centres, with members in over 70 countries.
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To describe optimal thyroid treatment, Richard Shames, MD and Karilee Shames, RN, PhD want to first describe what is likely NOT optimal.
Have you ever had a practitioner tell you "Your tests show that you are on the optimal dose right now. I won't be able to increase you any further." Frustrated, you realize that despite several increases, you've had barely any improvement in symptoms, and feel like what you're on now is just barely working, and explain to your practitioner that you are sure you need more medicine. Your practitioner apologizes, and says "Your thyroid treatment is optimized. A larger dose could be harmful in the long run. Although your improvement on this dose might become somewhat better over time, it may be that in your particular case, this is as good as it gets." There are several things wrong with this type of approach.Error #1 -- The Wrong Dose: The Shames believe that a common mistake is when a practitioner prematurely stops upward dosing, based solely on the blood tests. Their take: "Often the deciding blood test is a TSH level, but even a full panel of thyroid tests is overrated. Blood tests alone, whatever ranges of normal are used, should not be the sole arbiter of therapy. They are just not reliable enough."
The Shames believe that practitioners need to base recovery partly on the improvement of initial physical exam signs such as slow pulse, low blood pressure, fluid retention in the lids or tongue, poor heart sounds, diminished muscle strength, decreased knee and ankle reflexes, chilliness of skin, decreased basal temperature. And primarily, they believe that a thyroid dose is not correct until the patient feels substantially better. They say: "We believe that thyroid treatment is not optimal unless patients' major thyroid symptoms are relieved to their satisfaction. Thus, it should not be up to the practitioner to say when a patient's status is optimized."
Error #2 – Lack of True Partnership: According to the Shames, in many exchanges, it is clear who has the absolute power of decision-making, and it is not the patient. They believe that a very different power sharing would be much better suited for optimizing thyroid care.
We believe there will be greatly improved patient outcomes when more practitioners cultivate the mindset of being a hired tour guide -- with the ability to write prescriptions. Patients get to choose their destination and mode of travel, while the guide figures out the best route of getting there and watches out for trouble along the way.Error #3 – Diminished Freedom of Choice: According to the Shames, they have seen a great many patients overcome illness and adversity by tapping into a deep sense of personal empowerment. Research shows that when dealing with autoimmune related illness like thyroid imbalance, patients do best when allowed to be captain of their own ship. This means freedom of choice amid the wide variety of diagnostic and therapeutic modalities. In the conversation above, the patient was most likely taking thyroid medicine of the practitioner's choosing, probably a T4/levothyroxine drug like Synthroid.
Says Dr. Richard Shames:
I believe that if the patient deep down wanted to be on desiccated thyroid (like Armour or Nature-Throid), then that may well have been a more favorable choice. I further feel that if this patient were to now make the sensible request of adding 5 micrograms of T3 (Cytomel or generic liothyronine) to their T4, the practitioner could promote further healing by honoring that choice. Some patients know enough about their own allergies to want hypoallergenic compounded thyroid capsules. Others know enough about their sensitive digestive tracts to want compounded transdermal thyroid creams. We practitioners could grow and learn by more often trying to honor our patient's choices. For example, many of the patients at our clinic express interest in thyroid-friendly mind-body therapies, such as massage, biofeedback, stress reduction training, energetic healing, imagery, deep-tissue bodywork, and emotional release. We honor that interest, either by my prescribing visits with local practitioners or by Karilee directly providing the service on site. Either way, we often find that our thyroid patients experience surprisingly good results.Error #4 - Fearful, Pessimistic Attitude: The Shames believe that medical schools and HMOs need an improved approach to the power of positive thinking.
"We've found that these days, far too many health providers seem worried that their next prescription will cause someone's osteoporosis or heart attack. Research does not at all support these fears. Yet this negativity persists, and has become a self-fulfilling prophecy. Large numbers of thyroid patients are currently under-medicated, due to subtle practitioner fear combined with the tyranny of overrated tests. Under-medicated patients often feel terrible. Pessimism reigns when it comes to planning "optimal" treatment outcomes for hypothyroidism. These days we seldom hear a standard practitioner say, "We're going to keep treating and curing that thyroid condition till you are as good as new. And then you won't need that thyroid medicine anymore." The good news is that cures can and do happen. They would happen more often, with more positivity and courage on the part of us practitioners, as well as our patients.


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The Arizona Cardinals drafted Rolle #8 overall in the 2005 draft, the 1st defensive back in the draft. He played corner his first 3 years in AZ before it was noticed he was going nowhere at the position and being smoked by the speedy receivers. Rolle than moved, not transitioned, just plained moved to Free Safety, which is a natural fit, IMO, safeties don't have to have lightning speed but should have above average play recognition abilities.
Rolle sufficed at this position and did as well as a failed cornerback could at this position, he did a good job his first year at the position and a better job his 2nd year, but was no where near elite at the position. When i think of a elite FS in the NFL I think: Ed Reed, Brian Dawkins, and Darren Sharper. As a Cardinal fan I wouldn't even dare put Rolle in that conversation.
(tell me one of them picked the ball and who has the best shot at getting a pick six out of it and its a different story)
I post this blog, because its the offseason, a time where fans can belittle fans of other teams and boast of their own teams. And what we've seen here and everywhere else is we lost Antrel, how can we (immediately) recover from that.
1. Tyvon Branch 124
40. Adrian Wilson 74
46. Antrel Rolle 72
72. Kerry Rhodes 63
Pass Deflections
1. Darrelle Revis 37
27. Kerry Rhodes 16
51. Antrel Rolle 12
1. Jarius Byrd 9
Darren Sharper 9
12. Adrian Wilson 5
23. Antrel Rolle 4
41. Kerry Rhodes 3
Rolle didn't return any picks for six. Never Ranked top ten in any these three categories. Well Rhodes also doesn't appear to be an improvement, he was benched a few games and his numbers don't trail Rolle by much.
Kerry Rhodes
Height: 6 ft 3 in
40 Time: 4.60
Weight: 220 lb
Vertical: 42"
Antrel Rolle
Height: 6 ft 0 in
40 Time: 4.49
Weight: 208 lb
Vertical: 38.5"
What I believe is that Rhodes is not an improvement over Rolle, but isn't a downgrade either.
I believe a majority of the people are distracted by Rolle's big plays
In the end, I think people think Rolle was a massive lost because of the plays above. He didnt do these every game, but when he did it was awesome.
I wish Rolle the best of luck in NY, and really hope he lives up to that contract.


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The Twilight Saga
The Twilight series is the hugely successful story of a mortal girl who falls in love with a teenage vampire. Written by Stephenie Meyer, the storyline follows Edward, a telepathic vampire, who both falls in love with Bella, a human girl, and simultaneously craves her blood. Generating crazed fans throughout the world (in particular teenage girls), the Twilight Saga has been converted into three movies to date, with the fourth coming in two instalments in the near future.


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He's a 12-year-old boy who just joined the Young Marines, as he hopes to find role models, mentors and a forever home.
His name is Salvador, but he goes by Sal, and we first introduced you to him four years ago.
Now we're catching up with Sal, who is trying to make the right decisions during his tough "tween" years, but is in urgent need of a supportive family to help him along the way.
Eight-year-old Sal came dressed to impress, saying he wanted to look nice for TV. That was back in 2010, when Sal showed off his break dancing skills and also shared his love of rap. Back then, his nickname was Lil Sal.
Today, Salvador is 12-years-old and his initials are S.S. He has been through a couple different rap names since we first met.
"SS Cash, but then I didn't have cash, so I couldn't call my name SS Cash," Sal explained. "And so now it's the Savior, because in Spanish, my name is savior."
And what Sal is hoping for is the blessing of a forever family.
"I'd really like a family that plays soccer, they're in the Marines or any part of the military," explained Sal. "That likes to rap."
Sal has written a rap song of his own, focused on his struggles in life:
"When I was two-years-old, I was taken from my mom. I wasn't strong, but I'm here now fightin on THANK God."
(Fighting on in foster care, for the past decade.)
"Foster home to foster home, schools to schools, fightin and fightin never stopped, hop hop like a bunny, my family didn't have enough money."
Sal is still searching for the words to end his story, hoping it will include a forever family.
I found Sal to be extremely polite and displayed character and charisma, during our time together at Boomers San Diego.
Sal is yearning for mentors and role models.
"I wanted to join the Young Marines because I need the discipline," Sal said.
And I was impressed by Sal's desire to do what it takes to keep his life on track.
"This Saturday, boot camp starts," he said.
Sal has been through a lot of trauma in his young life, but this sixth grader, who tried to remain stoic during his photo shoot, also has a soft side and a winning smile that would make any family proud.
"The kind of son I'll be is a leader," Sal added.
If you are interested in adopting, please call 1-877-I-ADOPT-U.
We would like to thank Boomers San Diego for hosting a fun day at the park. Also thank you to photographer Huy Nguyen with Reflected Light Photography for volunteering his time to take the beautiful adoption Heart Gallery portraits you saw in our story.


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Depending on whom you ask, permit parking in Philadelphia can either be a beacon of hope in a cold world that abandoned you years ago, or it can be the bane of your shitty existence.
Whatever side of the Mason-Dixon Line you fall on, Councilman Mark Squilla wants you to sheath your orange cone space-saver and come to terms on new stipulations for permit parking in the city.
The current law of the land dictates that 51 percent of block residents must support the initiative for permit parking before being implemented. But, if you ask Squilla, "A lot of streets barely get the 51 percent, and then you have the other residents filing a petition to remove [the permits]."
So, in the interest of fairness, Squilla has proposed a bill that would first require support from 70 percent of residents in order to ratify permit parking.
The PPA has refuted Squilla's claims that we're all clamoring to get rid of permit parking, but–if you'll excuse us for being cynical–they are the one party that stands to lose the most from a potential decrease in permit parking across Philadelphia.
Hopefully Squilla knows that he's dipping his toe into a lose-lose situation; everyone has a different opinion on permit parking, and one's stance pretty much comes down to whether or not one actually possesses the almighty sticker.
Full disclosure: I do not have a parking permit. I would, however, like to see some sort of impossible-to-enforce regulation that says YOU CAN"T PARK YOUR BEAT-TO-SHIT BUICK FOR ALL ETERNITY REGARDLESS OF YOUR DAMNED PERMIT.
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For years, several old, dilapidated warehouses sat empty or under-used in the four-block area of downtown Davenport near 5th and Iowa Streets.
But since the early 2000's, loft apartments have been popping up here. So far, four old warehouses have been renovated into low-income and market rate apartments.
Now four new development projects will help fill up nearly all the buildings in that four-block area, adding more than 100 new apartments.
Several years ago, most of the buildings looked rundown, with broken windows, and mostly vacant. Now nearly all the old warehouse buildings in this area have been snatched up by developers looking to turn them into loft apartments.
"This was a decrepit old warehouse district for a number of years," Davenport Alderman-at-Large Gene Meeker says.
He says the warehouse district ten years ago is not the one we see today.
"Businesses had abandoned the buildings and had moved on to other areas," Meeker says, "They were all in major disrepair, vandalism, windows broken, all kinds of activities going on in these buildings."
Some had been vacant for almost seven years.
"So when the opportunity came to find a major developer who was willing to invest and restore these buildings, it was a major find for the city," Meeker says.
That developer was the Alexander Company, based in Madison, WI.
"What we saw as a decrepit old area, they saw as a great opportunity," Meeker says.
The company has transformed four buildings in the area so far with the help of low income housing tax credits. About 87 percent of those units are occupied, with another building on the way.
"We'll have one and two bedroom units, there will be a fitness room, as well as a community room and office," Crescent Lofts Assistant Property Manager Judy Hoffmiller says.
"Ii already have a waiting list for this new building and we just started construction," she says.
Three other projects from local developers and Restoration St. Louis are also in the works. Almost all the developers have prior experience redeveloping other buildings downtown, using a combination of funding from low interest loans and state and federal tax credits to private equity.
"We started a population movement downtown," Meeker says, "The success of this area has led to other projects outside of the warehouse district."
When all is said and done, there will be well over 200 market rate and low income housing apartments in this area.
"Quite frankly it's turning into a beautiful area and a nice living environment."
Work on the Alexander Company's latest building at 5th and Iowa is underway and the company hopes to have that open by next year. The other projects in the works in that area are still working to secure funding. Those units will be a combination of market rate and low income housing. They have completion dates tentatively scheduled for the end of next year into early 2015.
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Last week's pact between Microsoft Corp. and Novell Inc. has led to widespread speculation over the long-term impact on the adoption of open-source software. Under the deal, the companies will work on ways to enable Novell's Linux distribution, Suse, and Microsoft's Windows operating system to work better together. They also reached a patent truce in which users of the other's software can't be sued for infringement, and Microsoft agreed not to sue noncommercial open-source developers. On Monday, Microsoft's Bill Hilf, general manager for platform strategy, spoke further about the deal with IDG News Service, addressing how Microsoft views its intellectual property relative to Linux.
IDG News Service: How does Microsoft view open source?
Bill Hilf: Microsoft does not compete with open source. We compete with open-source products that people sell. When we did the deal with JBoss [an open-source middleware company now owned by Red Hat Inc.], we found a few interesting stats. Half of their users were running on Windows. We also found after we did the deal, we sold more Windows server licenses. That's just fundamental good business. So when we get into the competitive debate, JBoss helped our Windows server business grow.
IDGNS: There have been looming questions for years if Microsoft would file lawsuits over intellectual property contained in Linux. What is Microsoft's motivation with Novell?
Bill Hilf: This is an intellectual-property deal. There will be an overlap at some point between our intellectual property and open source that we have to resolve. We knew that. It was going to happen. It was just a question of when.
We said let's put in place something that allows us to a) establish a process for how we can work with an open-source company on our intellectual property, b) do it in such as way that it can still work within the [GNU] GPL [general public license] and c) how do we do this in a way where we can clearly draw the line between the community developer, the noncommercial open-source community guy writing code and the commercial developer who is using open-source code. Doing one of those is easy, doing two of them is actually hard but possible. Doing all three is very, very hard because one can contradict the other.
IDGNS: What is the overlap between what Microsoft does and what the open-source community does?
Hilf: We have the largest software patent portfolio in the world. With open source we needed to have something in place where we knew that if our intellectual property was infringed upon we had a framework in place to resolve that in an effective way. The terms of the agreement that relate specifically to what we call covenants for Novell customers are related to the fact that those customers will be deploying a variety of open source.
We said there is a way we can cover that customer and still have value for our intellectual property. The second part is there is a large class of people in the community who are writing software for free and are not selling it and who may either intentionally or inadvertently step into that footprint of our intellectual property. What we are trying to do is draw the line between people who make money from this and people who don't. We needed to have the peace of mind both for the customers who are choosing to put this stuff into their environment as well as developers.


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Under this boulder is the entrance to "The Pit".
this has been sent....like shaking hands with god...please remove?
I believe this is on the other side of the boulder from Shaking Hands.
Yeah this hasn't been sent yet. At least since I was there yesterday :)
This thing has a surprising amount of holds on the bottom unlike most quartzite overhangs. The topout along the Arete looked much more blank. Someone might be able to exit the right crack instead.
So is this considered done now? Even though it went in the opposite direction?
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Bears Swimming & Diving Adds Four in April Signing Period
Divers Arveson, Maynard, Swyers; Swimmer Metz bring MSU class to 12 for 2014-15
Missouri State Divers Finish Season at NCAA Zone D Regional
Nevels finishes 23rd; Wheeler 33rd in 3-Meter Prelims
Nevels Makes Finals, Finishes 12th on 1-Meter at Zone D Regional
Tuesday's 3-meter diving competition will start at 5:30 p.m.
Bears Fall to No. 12/20 Penn State, No. 25 Arkansas in Fayetteville
Four MSU men collect victories on Saturday including Isaac Springer, Paul Le and two by diver Garrett Nevels
Bears Receive Seven NLIs During Early Signing Period
Men pick up two versatile swimmers; Women ink four swimmers, one diver for 2013-14 season
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Bears All-Access brings you an in-depth look at the Bears' swimming & diving program under first-year head coach Dave Collins...
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Virology field trip
A group of UTMB Physician Assistant Studies students recently took a field trip to the Frost Bank Building on 22nd and Market streets to visit the Department of Clinical Virology headquarters for UTMB/CMC telehealth services. They were able to observe two live-patient encounters, tour the facilities and interact with a "simulated" patient via telemedicine equipment.
Chili cooks parade some "hot stuff"
UTMB's Preventive Medicine and Community Health's 10th Annual Chili cook-off sizzled to a hot finish. Featuring 10 entries, the event has done much over the years to foster camaraderie among the PMCH staff.
Categories and their winners were: Best Taste: "Killer Chili,"cooked-up by Richard Jennings, Aerospace Medicine Residency; Best Presentation: "Jean Lafitte's," by Yvette Schultz and Diane Ellison, Clinical Preventive Medicine; People's Choice: "Hoosier Hot Stuff," by Kris Jennings and Melissa Markosfski; Best Theme: "Hot Zone," Christine Acari, Jacques and Gwen Baillargeon and Melanie de Boer, Epidemiology. In addition, as part of "Go Texan Day" in the category of best dressed dude and dudette, Jacques Baillargeon took the title of best dressed dude, and Melissa Markofski placed first as best dudette.


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This probably won't help tip people in the choice of this name but I love it and think its a great name, my dog is actually named Mitzy. I prefer this spelling over the Mitzi spelling. My dog is a Chinook (an Alaskan breed) and as we tell everyone, she picked out her name herself. My mother and I spent the morning after I got her (and the night of) trying to think of a name for her and calling out everything in the book we could think of, even names we didn't care for. My Mother called out Mitzy and she sat up and wagged her tail, I went out of the room and used it and she came right to me. We tried variations on it, Missy, Misty, Mimsy, she wouldn't answer to any of them, she only answered to Mitzy so thats what her name came to be. But please don't let the fact that I used it for a pet's name deter you if you like it for your baby girl, its a lovely name and it would be so cute on a baby girl.
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Mitzy Spellman, a one-off character in Charmed.


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Author James Surowiecki delivered the keynote address at the Foundation's 2009 Annual Meeting. Click here listen to his remarks and watch our annual meeting presentation.
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Hinsdale Central looked sluggish in the first half, but made up for it in the second half behind sophomore guard Gabrielle Rush.
Rush scored 11 points in the third quarter to more than double Warren's total of five for the period as the Red Devils cruised to a 45-35 victory Friday night in the 23rd annual McDonald's Shootout at Willowbrook.
Rush finished with a game-high 27 points and matched her career high with five 3-pointers. She played sparingly in the fourth quarter. Three of her treys came in the third quarter when the Red Devils outscored the Blue Devils 17-5. The quarter included a 10-point run for Hinsdale after Warren scored the first basket of the second half on Alyssa Phillips' rebound and layup.
Phillips led Warren (11-9) with only seven points. All five of Warren's starters scored, but Rush outscored the group by six points.
"I though (my shots) were definitely falling in," Rush said. "We added a couple of new plays (this week) off the pick and roll."
Hinsdale (14-5) led 23-21 at halftime after falling behind 10-4 to open the game. Hinsdale didn't take its first lead until Rush score five consecutive points in the second quarter on her second 3-pointer of the game and two foul shots to give Hinsdale a 21-19 lead with 1:33 before the half.
Rush did not score in the fourth quarter on two shot attempts. She outscored Warren's entire team after the third quarter. Warren ended the quarter with 26 points. Hinsdale had 40 points.
"I thought we played pretty well (to begin) the game," Warren coach John Stanczykiewicz said. "We let it go for four minutes. (The score) went from three to 15 points. I thought we were doing well and then we lost control of the game."
Warren could not contain Rush, who matched her career high for 3-pointers after making five each in wins over Hinsdale South and Stagg in the Hinsdale South Thanksgiving tournament. Her career high for points in a game is 32 in a 58-48 victory over Hinsdale South Nov. 15.
Hinsdale returned to the McDonald's Shootout after missing last year's event. That ended a 12-year streak of appearances. Hinsdale won for the fourth time in its last five games and has won two in a row since losing first place in the West Suburban Silver in a defeat to Proviso West 54-46 Jan. 11.
"We were sluggish. Definitely, that first quarter was not good," Hinsdale coach Tom McKenna said. "Sometimes you do (worry that Rush does too much). Sometimes she's on."
In Rush's 11-point third quarter, Hinsdale shot 7 of 9 from the field while Warren was 2 of 13.
Warren plays Lake Forest Saturday in a return to play in the North Suburban Lake. Hinsdale plays at York at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the conference.
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A Child's HopeBy Joni Kabana for Children's Cancer Association
Founded more than a decade ago by a family whose daughter, Alexandra, died of cancer, the Children's Cancer Association (CCA) brings joy to seriously ill children and their families, in the hospital and at home. When families need support, CCA is there with highly innovative programs and resources, available at no cost to those in need across the nation.
I became involved with CCA after enjoying a successful launch of my commercial photography business when I wanted to give back to those who would highly value a photograph. I had a deep longing to give these families an image that portrayed the real feelings they were experiencing. Little would I know that, most often, that feeling was joy.
I have photographed hundreds of families, and it is amazing to see that despite differences in socio-economic standing, cultural practices, diagnosis or spiritual background, all of the families are driven simply by their love for one another. They all have experienced something powerful that leaps across fear and worry, and lands them with their hearts open wide, appreciating any small gesture.
They are grateful for life.
As each child enters the studio, I spend a great deal of time getting to know them. During this time, I am reminded of what little we need. Their eyes lock into mine; they are wise souls, unafraid of lingering eye contact like most of us are.
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We covered the bare basics with Temple in the Old Spice Classic Primer earlier today, but we decided we needed to know more about Temple hoops before our Thanksgiving date in Orlando. So we brought in Owlified from the Owl's Nest to talk up his talented top 25 worthy squad and fill in all the details. Check it out (our answers to his questions should appear on his site sometime before tomorrow's contest).
1. With Coach Litwack and Coach Chaney having coached at Temple, obviously there's a tradition of long-tenured coaches making the Hall of Fame from Temple - will Coach Dunphy join them?
6. With Brooks and Guzman graduated who steps up to handle the ball and take over the scoring?
7. How much does it hurt losing Williams to injury?
8. Fran Dunphy has been there longer than I thought - any comparison to his coaching style versus John Chaney?
9. Do you still use that fabled match-up zone?
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Gilbert Yochum Named Interim Dean of College of Business and Public Administration
Gilbert Yochum, professor of economics and University Professor at Old Dominion University, has been appointed interim dean of the College of Business and Public Administration, beginning July 25, announced Provost Carol Simpson.
The current dean, Nancy Bagranoff, recently announced she had accepted a position at the University of Richmond.
Yochum, who joined the university in 1975, is the director of ODU's Economic Forecasting Project. He currently serves as a member of the Governor's Advisory Board of Economists for the commonwealth of Virginia. He has been an economic consultant to more than 50 companies and government agencies and has provided professional testimony before both federal and state government commissions.
He is author or co-author of more than 80 professional journal publications and research monographs. In addition to citations in professional journals, Yochum's work has been cited publicly in more than 130 newspaper, magazine and wire reports throughout the country, including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, the Dow Jones Newswires, Associated Press and USA Today.
The university will work with an external search agency to identify and recruit candidates for the position of dean of the business college, Simpson said. It is anticipated that a search committee will be formed in the next three weeks and advertising for the position will begin later this summer. The new dean is expected to begin in summer 2011.
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A new clinic, a joint partnership of AAPHC and the Dougherty County School System, comes complete with two exam rooms and will be open during school terms to provide immediate access to health services for students attending Turner Elementary.
The new center is made possible through demonstration project grant funding by Healthcare Georgia Foundation with grant oversight by Emory University.
Parents are encouraged to come with their children for scheduled visits, but with prior consent, children may be seen without parental oversight.
"School based health centers deliver quality health care to children who otherwise might not have access to care or who might not seek care." said Clifton Bush, Specialty Services Director for Albany Area Primary Health Care. "School-based health centers help kids get the health care they need, when they need it, so they can get on with their studies and lead healthier lives," said Bush. "They are a smart investment."
School-based health centers provide basic quality health care services such as shots, asthma and diabetes management, nutrition advice, and mental health intervention such as grief therapy, help with peer pressure and bullying and suicide prevention.
They make sure students who don't get medical treatment anywhere else get it in school, and give students medical attention when they need it, catching problems like asthma and diabetes now, preventing bigger problems later.
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Bishop of Blackburn to raise concerns about future of the NHS in Easter sermon
8:43am Thursday 5th April 2012 in Blackburn By Lisa Woodhouse, Assistant picture editor
A RELIGIOUS leader believes 'costs have replaced compassion' within the NHS.
Preaching at his Easter Sunday service, the Bishop of Blackburn, the Rt Rev Nicholas Reade, is to raise 'questions of concern' about recent social and political controversies.
He will ask the congregation: "What can we do when the most vulnerable are possibly put in danger of receiving inadequate treatment because balance sheets have replaced the costs of compassion in a National Health Service which looks to be in danger of becoming rapidly privatised?"
He says the future of the National Health Service, 'cash for influence' allegations, disability rights and the tanker drivers' dispute are all matters of Christian concern.
He continues: "How can we value opinions when the treasurer of the majority party in the Coalition suggests it will cost a quarter of a million pounds to enjoy an influential dinner in 10 Downing Street?
"We have to ask: 'Are we replacing God's values if we watch in silence as sick and disabled people, and single-parent poor families, are denied the right to fullness of life by economic policy that overrules creative care?'"
The Bishop will speak about the concerns of the medical professionals, adequate training and working conditions for fuel tanker drivers, £20 million of increased costs for historic churches and even the temperature of pasties and its effects on the food industry.
He adds: "The Church, formed in the power of the Resurrection and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, cannot remain silent where people are suffering and wherever there is injustice."
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More than 400 international, privately owned nativity sets will be on display at the annual Spirit of Christmas: Nativity Exhibits and Music.
The event kicks off at 1 p.m. on Friday and will last until Sunday, Dec. 2.
In addition to the nativity exhibit, several live performances will also take place throughout the weekend. Performers include the Lakota West School Chamber Choir, the Voices of Warren County, the Uptown Suzuki and the Nellyser Violin Choir and the Sharonville Community Choir. A Messiah Sing-In will is also scheduled for Sunday at 5 p.m.
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The Foster Middle School Orchestra, under the direction of Joanie Russell, has earned the prestigious UIL Concert & Sightreading Sweepstakes award in its 15th consecutive attempt. A musical ensemble is awarded the Sweepstakes honor for earning top honors from judges for stage and sight reading performances. Six judges were unanimous in awarding superior honors to …
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EDF Energy announced it had completed the necessary technical and economic evaluation that is expected to see the plant, one of the area's largest employers, continue operating until at least 2023.
The decision has been welcomed by local authorities in Somerset as well as trade unions, as it will help to preserve the local skills and jobs associated with the existing plant until after the expected completion of the planned new nuclear power station.
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Scream 4 has been quite the topic of discussion here at Horror Squad over the past several months, chronicling the development of the film, specifically the involvement of director Wes Craven and star Neve Campbell. As we know it now, both Craven and Campbell are definitely on board, preserving writer Kevin Williamson's vision of the new trilogy. According to Entertainment Weekly, the film will begin shooting in June, with a release date set for April 15th of next year. As an added bonus they scored an exclusive look at the new official teaser poster, which can be seen at right and in a larger format after the jump, as well as interview with Craven himself.
Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Wes Craven divulged a bit more info concerning the plot, which in true Scream fashion is delightfully meta:
"There have been 10 years of no Ghostface, but there has been the movie-within-a-movie Stab. We have fun with the idea of endless sequels, or "sequelitis" as Kevin calls it in the script. Sid goes through these three horrendous things, and Stab was based on those horrible things. And then they've been taken by a studio and run into the ground in a series of sequels. She has been off by herself and living her own life, and she's even written a book that has gotten a lot of critical acclaim. She's kind of put her life back together in the course of these 10 years. But, certainly, there would be no Scream without Ghostface, so she has to confront him again, but now as a woman who has really come out the darkness of her past."
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