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Stacie Eichinger is doing a "Walk 4 Courage" across the country—from Washington to Georgia—for the organization Beads of Courage. Eichinger stopped at Eagles Landing Winery in Marquette on Oct. 7, one of her off days. (Photo by Audrey Posten)
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The city of Marquette was recognized as a 2013 All-Star Community at the Iowa League of Cities annual conference and exhibit, which was held in Dubuque from Sept. 25-27.
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Brenda Boeke opened Café McGregor in May because she thought the city needed a little cafe. Café McGregor serves both breakfast and lunch, as well as unique daily specials.
Contrary to what some may think, Boeke said the table coverings, which feature all the wall colors, were not the inspiration behind the café's color scheme. It was actually the chairs.
One wall features a number of historic photos of McGregor.
"I wanted it to be fun and cheery," Boeke said of the interior, "a place for people to be happy."
These bikes on the patio were restored by Boeke's husband, Jason.
Customers can enjoy the city scape, as well as Boeke's beautiful flowers, on the Café McGregor patio. Dogs are also welcome.
"I had owned restaurants in the past and thought McGregor needed a little café," explained Café McGregor owner Brenda Boeke. "I was hoping somebody would do it, but they never did, so I just did it."
Katrina Moyna, an Elkader native and 2012 Clarke University graduate, took over as the Driftless Area Wetlands Centre Director in early August. (Photo by Audrey Posten)
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the advantages and disadvantages of providing Medicare coverage for disposable infusion pumps, focusing on: (1) the clinical benefits and limitations of disposable infusion pumps; (2) the factors that affect whether a durable or disposable infusion pump is less expensive to use for home infusion; (3) some Medicaid and private insurance plans' home infusion therapy coverage policies; and (4) issues raised by Medicare's policy that links coverage of intravenous (IV) drugs to the use of durable infusion pumps.
GAO noted that: (1) views on benefits and limitations of disposable infusion pumps vary across providers and by type of IV drug; (2) for example, most clinicians and pharmacists GAO interviewed said that disposable infusion pumps can be used to administer IV antibiotics and IV antivirals; (3) they also agreed that disposable pumps were not appropriate for IV pain medications; (4) however, there was no clear consensus on the use of disposable infusion pumps with other infusion drugs, such as certain chemotherapy drugs; (5) factors affecting the relative cost of disposable versus durable infusion pumps are the type of IV drug being administered and the frequency and duration of the patient's infusion therapy regimen; (6) private health insurers GAO contacted pay suppliers a per diem rate for home infusion therapy regardless of the type of pump used; (7) the per diem rate allows suppliers to choose the type of pump they believe will appropriately deliver the IV drugs at the lowest cost; (8) the IV drugs used with infusion pumps are paid for separately; (9) Medicare, on the other hand, generally does not cover self-administered drugs; (10) however, the Health Care Financing Administration's (HCFA) policy is to pay for IV drugs that must be administered with a durable infusion pump; (11) this raises several issues; (12) under current Medicare policy, if disposable infusion pumps become appropriate for a broader range of IV drugs, Medicare coverage of some IV drugs could be eliminated; and (13) if legislation expands Medicare coverage to include disposable infusion pumps, HCFA may need to reconsider its policy for determining which IV drugs to cover.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Look at the word "LIBERTY" on a dime. The walnut twig beetle, which is about the size of the "I" in that word, is causing some big headaches for foresters in Ohio, Tennessee and other states.
That beetle carries a fungus that causes thousand cankers disease (TCD) and it can kill Eastern black walnut trees. The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) announced the first discovery of walnut twig beetles in traps they set at a wood processing plant in Butler County, said Dan Kenny, acting assistant chief of the Division of Plant Health.
No trees have been infested with TCD in Ohio – so far. But they have been found in Tennessee. The Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) discovered the disease in Knoxville in 2010. That was the first detection east of the Mississippi River, said Tim Phelps, Tennessee Division of Forestry.
Several counties in eastern Tennessee have been quarantined to help in preventing the spread of the beetle.
The disease was first found in Colorado in 2003 and has since been detected in 11 other states, Kenny said. In September 2012, ODA enacted an exterior state quarantine regulating the transportation of walnut products from areas of the 12 affected states.
The University of Colorado discovered the relationship between the walnut twig beetle and TCD, Phelps said. Unlike other problem species such as the Asian longhorned beetle and emerald ash borer, which came from foreign countries, this little critter is native to the southwestern United States.
Also, the disease is called "thousand cankers" because it takes a large number of beetles to spread the disease around before the tree dies, he explained. The population of beetles takes many years to build up in a tree. The infestation in Knoxville probably began about a decade before it was found.
"There is a lot to learn about this still, biologically, just in how it acts," Phelps said. "Does it affect urban trees more than rural trees? So far we haven't found it in the woods, we've only found it in urban environments. Maybe there's a relationship there, where the Eastern black walnut trees are already under a little stress and they're dying faster because of that."
Across all of its native range the Eastern black walnut is a valuable tree for its beautiful, fine-grained wood and for its ecological value, he said. It provides food for wildlife and does well in environments with a lot of water or near streams, where it holds soil banks in check.
"Walnut is a high-value species, so this is definitely something of concern," Kenny added. "Ohio ranks second or third in (numbers of) standing walnut trees; that is why we wanted to determine if the disease was here or not. There is no known effective treatment at this time."
Both Phelps and Kenny advise landowners to be cautious moving firewood because of the walnut twig beetle, as well as other problem species. Landowners should watch for signs of TCD on their walnut trees. If they suspect they could be infested, in Ohio they should contact the local forester, extension office or ODA at 614-728-6201.
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Here are 10 things worth keeping an eye on in Sunday's Super Bowl XLV between the Steelers and Packers:
Doug Legursky against B.J. Raji. The Steelers offensive line is banged up all over the place — four out of the five linemen who began the year as starters will not play on Sunday — but never is the contrast so pronounced as it is at center, where Pittsburgh will be leaning on backup Legursky against one of the best young nose tackles in the game in Raji. The Packers will be looking to attack the Steelers' weakened front across the board, but Green Bay's edge in the middle is too big to ignore. If the Packers are able to get consistent pressure on Roethlisberger — especially up the middle, as the Patriots did in November — the Packers can change the game.
Flozell Adams vs. Clay Matthews. In that same vein, much of Green Bay's pressure starts with this pass-rushing linebacker. The former USC stud finished second in the NFC in sacks and second in the NFL Defensive Player of the Year voting, and his 13 1/2 sacks led a Green Bay pass rush that finished second in the NFL with 47 sacks. (Matthews has 3 1/2 more sacks in the playoffs for good measure.) However, unlike most pass rushing stars that come at the quarterback from the blind side (left), Matthews usually lines up opposite the right tackle — in this case, veteran Flozell Adams. It'll be a matchup of youthful speed (Matthews) against veteran strength (Adams), with the winner playing a big role in the overall success of his team.
"That guy is amazing," Pittsburgh wide receiver Mike Wallace said of Matthews. "He was on my team last year in the Senior Bowl. I saw him earlier before he even got drafted. So now, it's just like I don't even know what he can do, but we're going to find out. We know what he is and what he's capable of, so we'll be watching."
Tempo. Despite the fact that they are a more diversified offense than many Steeler teams of the past — they finished the season tied for second in the league with 62 pass plays of 20 yards or more — Pittsburgh still loves to play old-school, grind-it-out football. In particular, the Steelers love to run the ball to establish tempo with Rashard Mendenhall. (Mendenhall has rushed for 167 yards and three touchdowns in Pittsburgh's two playoff games.) Even with a banged up offensive line, they will try and do the same thing on Sunday against the Packers, doing what they can to keep Aaron Rodgers and the up-tempo Green Bay offense off the field. But if Green Bay is able to bottle up the Pittsburgh running game early, it can turn the Steelers into a one-dimensional team, and that will make things much easier for the Packers and defensive coordinator Dom Capers.
When opportunity knocks… The Steelers have been excellent this postseason at taking advantage of opponents' letdowns. When the Ravens stumbled in the second half of their divisional playoff matchup against Pittsburgh, the Steelers pounced. In the AFC Championship Game, the Jets came out flat and Pittsburgh seized control, scoring enough first-half points to give them just enough of a cushion down the stretch. One of those opportunities could come against a blitzing Green Bay defense — the Packers love to take their shots, and as a result, one of Pittsburgh's receivers (Mike Wallace? Hines Ward? Emmanuel Sanders?) could be open deep in single coverage as a result.
Giving Aaron Rodgers time. The Steelers love to bring pressure in their 3-4 scheme with outside linebackers James Harrison and LaMarr Woodley. While Rodgers remains one of he more mobile quarterbacks in the league, the Packers will likely be focused on having him get rid of the ball as soon as possible, as Pittsburgh's pressure can still be disruptive enough even when it comes to a quarterback with a three-step drop. On one side, there's Chad Clifton against James Harrison, but the matchup really worth keying on is rookie right tackle Bryan Bulaga against Woodley — if Bulaga can keep Woodley out of the backfield long enough, it should give Rodgers enough time to operate.
"Not only can he throw the ball, but he can beat you with his legs," Woodley said of Rodgers. "We have to a great job of keeping him in the pocket. When we get back there we have to wrap him up because once he gets out of the pocket he can really move around."
Using the Steelers' aggressiveness against them. Pittsburgh has a tendency to overpursue, and can be drawn in with play fakes, draws, screens and reverses. Even though the Packers don't figure to run the ball all that much against the Steelers — who feature the No. 2 run defense in the league — Green Bay will likely try and use play-action to create some favorable matchups downfield in the passing game.
Keeping tabs on Troy. Safety Troy Polamalu is rarely where you expect him to be — that's one of the reasons he's as good as he is — but chances are that Green Bay is going to try and spread things out with a three-receiver set. That could force Polamalu to spend more time in coverage. Regardless, expect Rodgers to keep an eye out for Polamalu every time the quarterback breaks the huddle.
"You just have to know where he's at," Rodgers said of Polamalu, who has 17 interceptions in the last three seasons, including seven in 2010. "He's a great blitzer. He's a good cover guy, he's got good ball skills, so it's going to be important to figure out where he's at. But we're going to make sure that if he's coming under pressure, we've at least got somebody getting his initial draft."
Option play. The Packers had the fifth-best passing offense in the league over the course of the season, and while Rodgers is obviously a big part of that, it's also due to the fact that he has some excellent options. While rookie James Starks and the rest of the running game usually does just enough to keep opposing defenses honest, Green Bay can go five-deep at wide receiver —they've flashed four-wide on several occasions this season — with options like Greg Jennings, Donald Driver, James Jones and Jordy Nelson, many of whom are versatile enough to line up at multiple spots.
"With our offense, you know every position in the playbook —not just 'X' receiver or 'Z' receiver," Nelson said. "We rotate all the way around — inside and outside, left and right. So you have to be on your toes with everything, and I think Aaron feels comfortable with all of us out there."
A wash. Neither team has a special teams edge — both are relatively solid in both the punt and kicking games. When it comes to numbers, the only guy who might stand out is Emmanuel Sanders, who has averaged more than 25 yards per kickoff return and has occasionally flashed the breakaway speed needed for an impact return. When it comes to the kickers, the Steelers' Shaun Suisham probably has a slight edge on Green Bay's Mason Crosby — Suisham has gone 16 of 18 on field-goal attempts, while Crosby is 24-for-31 on field-goal attempts (both including the playoffs).
Act like you've been here before. The core of the Steelers has big-game experience, particularly in comparison to the Packers. Pittsburgh is in its third Super Bowl in six seasons, while the Packers haven't been to the big game since 1997. In fact, the Packers have only two players on their roster with Super Bowl experience — cornerback Charles Woodson and defensive end Ryan Pickett — and both played on losing teams. (Packers running back John Kuhn was on the Steelers' practice squad in 2006 and got a ring after Pittsburgh beat Seattle that year, but Kuhn did not play in the game.) If Green Bay comes out awed by the big stage, it could present an opportunity for the Steelers to grab the early edge. In addition, if things are close late, that Super Bowl experience should also give an edge to Pittsburgh.
However, Green Bay tight end Donald Lee doesn't believe that experience will play a factor.
"I look at it like the hungry dog hunts harder than the fat dog," Lee said. "And we have a lot of hungry dogs in this locker room that are willing to do whatever it takes to win that game. I'm sure they're willing to do what it takes, too, but if I was a betting man, I'd bet my money on the hungry dog."
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Richard Cockerill was telling a story this week about how he did his best to dissuade Vereniki Goneva from joining the Leicester Tigers. This revelation came after we asked him about the art if that's the right word - of integrating new players into settled squads. How do you best blend the new with the old? How do you give a fresh face his opportunity without souring a more established one? What he had to say made it apparent it's not as simple as it might first seem.
While Chris Ashton's been quick to make himself at home with Saracens, Ken Pisi's hinted he will be a more than adequate replacement at Franklin's Gardens and Stephen Jones hasn't wasted any time finding his Wasps kicking boots, will any of that stellar trio prove to be the pre-season's most prescient bit of business?
Over the course of the first three weeks of the season, ESPN's cameras have already zoomed in on nine different clubs at four different venues and at almost every one of them a newbie was getting us excited.
Last Saturday at Sixways we saw just what Ben Morgan might add to Gloucester's back row with a performance overflowing with power and purpose. Playing for the other team, Dean Schofield appears to be a shrewd choice of skipper, unburdened as he is by the baggage of previous relegation campaigns.
The night before, one of the summer's more unheralded arrivals Luther Burrell continued his turbo-charged start for Northampton. While it seems odd to talk of a Saints midfield these days without James Downey and Jon Clark, the early work of Burrell and Dominic Waldouck suggests there's an equally effective blend brewing.
And then there is Goneva. When it became clear Leicester were losing their battle to keep Alesana Tuilagi out of the gold-plated airline seat to Japan, they saw Worcester's Miles Benjamin as a worthy replacement. As it happens, Benjamin's injury has given Fijian Goneva the chance to make the biggest of statements. We get to see him in the flesh for the first time on ESPN this weekend against the champions at Welford Road.
Cockerill's rightly thrilled with the early impact of one of his new charges, especially after going out of his way to put the South Sea flyer off. The director of rugby painted the bleakest of bleak pictures of life as a rugby player at Leicester - cold days on an unforgiving training pitch in a squad where competition would be cut-throat. When Goneva said that sounded like his kind of club, Cockerill knew he had his man.
What Leicester's top try scorer has got going for him so far in the 'new boy stakes' are three key things according to his new boss - he is here, he is fit and he is being picked. There are more than a few who haven't been so lucky so far.
Gloucester's Jimmy Cowan, Exeter's Dean Mumm, Bath's Horacio Agulla and London Irish's Setaimata Sa are still waiting to say hello to their new team-mates. London Welsh's Gavin Henson, Irish's Ian Humphreys and Leicester's Dan Bowden have been held up by injury. While Sale's Richie Gray, Wasps' Andrea Masi and Harlequins' Ben Botica have yet to state their full cases.
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are stunning, and paired with the canals, the city is a masterpiece.
We didn't take a map into Venice as that would've been useless, ...
Arrival in Venice
... had become hard rain instead of a downpour.
Then, because of the rain, we decided to get back on the bus and go back to the ship to wait out the storm. The storm didn't really end. We ended up having lunch on the ship and then going to watch Captain America.
Around 4:00 Nikki and I headed out to see if we could find our hotel and how we were going to get our luggage ...
La Dolce Vida
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Venezia - the Grand Canal
... it is not a favourite), some salmon, some baby shrimp on polenta, some sardines with onion and plump sultanas and a scallop in a creamy pur�e. We then had pasta which we both enjoyed. How do we kill time when it is wet? We eat! My body is not going to know what's hit it when I get home to regular living!
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In today's society, we have been inclined to live a life of limits that are beneath God's calling.
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They are having snow up north.
Most religious people believe that God loves everyone and wants all to be saved. Yet some fail to understand that he created man to have his own will so he can determine what to do or not do.
It certainly will not be church as usual.
In our recent election between the Democrats and Republicans, the Republicans seized control over the Senate by winning an additional seven seats.
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When Elijah the prophet called for Ahab to gather all Israel to Mount Carmel, he started his address with the following words: "How long halt ye between two opinions? If the Lord be God, follow him. But if Baal, then follow him" (1 Kings 18:21).
When I was growing up in the church, we used to quite often sing a song called, "Count Your Blessings." It goes something like this: "Count your blessings, name them one by one; Count your blessings, see what God hath done."
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On 05/14/12 a vehicle was reported stolen from the Hudnall Building located at 4250 Hospital Drive, Marianna, FL. The victim had placed her purse in the trunk, which was later discovered by the suspects. The suspects used the victim's credit card to make fraudulent purchases at various places in Bay and Washington County. On 05/16/12, the victim's car was recovered on Edgewood Drive, with the inside badly burnt. At the time no suspects had been developed.
On 05/16/12 a second car was stolen from a different victim's driveway located at 4093 Circle Drive, Marianna, Fl. On 05/17/12 FHP recovered the car in Gadsden County, abandoned. It was later learned that this victim's credit card was also used fraudulently in Gadsden County. Similarities between the two auto thefts revealed that the two thefts may have been linked.
The purchases made on the first victim's credit card lead to the identification of two suspects, Daniel Lang of 3148 Bumpnose Road, Marianna, FL and Breyuanna Hall of 2803 Penn Ave, Marianna, FL. The video obtained from the Bay County Wal-Mart where the first victim's credit card was fraudulently used, Lang and Hall entered the store with a white female, later identified as Erica Jackson of 6843 Welcome Church Road, Sneads Fl.
On 06/19/12 a warrant was issued for Lang, for the fraudulent use of a credit card and identity theft. A warrant was also issued for Hall for her fraudulent use of a credit card and identity theft. On 06/19/12 both Lang and Hall were taken into custody for the aforementioned active warrants without incident. According to Lang and Hall, they along with Erica Jackson, had schemed together on 05/14/12, to steal a vehicle to go joy riding. When the vehicle was returned on 05/16/12, Jackson hid the vehicle and burned it, in order to conceal the car's identity and destroy evidence. Hall and Jackson then stole the second car from 4039 Circle Drive on 05/16/12, which was later found abandoned in Gadsden County by FHP. Once the identity of the third person, Erica Jackson was confirmed, a warrant was also issued for her arrest for grand theft auto.
Upon the arrest of Lang and Hall, they were taken to the Jackson County Correctional Facility to await first appearance. Jackson, who is still at large, is being charged with grand theft auto and arson. Warrants for her arrest on these charges have been issued.
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I am responding to Joyce W. Hulbirt's letter ["Outsourcing is Nothing New," July 27]. The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and www.careerbuilder.com, a job-hunting website, commissioned a study of companies and employees in multiple industries; they found that 13 percent had sent jobs overseas.
After surveying the largest Global 1000 corporations, the Hackett Group predicted in 2009 that companies would shift more than 350,000 back-office positions overseas at the same time as those firms acted to limit new employment and to dismiss domestic workers. By 2010, this acceleration in offshoring would bring the total number of such back-office jobs to 800,000.
IBM CEO Sam Palmisano made more than $21 million in 2009 while cutting 10,000 U.S. jobs during the deepest recession since the Great Depression.
Sen. Barbara Boxer [D.-Calif.] told her Senate colleagues. "U.S. companies have taken great advantage of this tax benefit, slashing workers, moving production abroad and receiving billions in tax credits as a result. … We need to reward companies that stay in America, that stay in California, that employ our American workers." In September 27, 2010, when the U.S. Senate debated the Creating American Jobs and Ending Offshoring Act (S. 3816), a bill that would have closed two tax loopholes and would have encouraged companies to move their overseas jobs back to the U.S. On Sept. 28, 20101 Republicans blocked passage of the Off-Shore bill (S. 3816) which would have denied tax breaks to any company sending our jobs overseas.
Clearly, the stigma put on outsourcing by the media and political experts has validity, especially if your job is the one shipped overseas.
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The offseason draft has come and gone, with the Dodgers losing one player but adding two others.
The Rule 5 draft will occasionally yield a major league regular, but the odds are more in favor of landing a D.J. Houlton or Carlos Monasterios. Still, talent can be found in both the major and minor league phases. The Dodgers did not make a pick in the major league phase but drafted two minor leagues who spent time in Double A last year.
No More Silverio Linings
Coming into 2012, Fredo looked like a top prospect. He had a career year, compiling 76 extra base hits while OPS'ing .883 with Double A Chattanooga. He also appeared in the Futures Game, where he homered. However, what may have been a breakout campaign last season was postponed indefinitely due to a car accident in which he suffered a concussion and an elbow injury requiring Tommy John surgery.
That didn't stop the Miami Marlins from making him the 6th selection in this year's draft. The club must believe he's worth a 25 man roster spot, even if he's not completely healed by opening day. Then there's the issue of rust after missing an entire season.
Silverio was considered a 5 tool player before the injury and we'll see how he recovers. But the long layoff and a lack of on base ability throughout his career may lead to initial struggles at the big league level. I wouldn't be surprised if the Marlins returned him to the Dodgers.
Elevys Enters the Building
Fun fact: the Rule 5 draft has different phases. One for the major league teams, as well as other minor league phases. The Dodgers selected Elevys Gonzalez in the Triple A phase with their first selection.
Gonzalez, 23, spent the last five seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates, reaching Double A this past season. Between High A and Double A, he batted .206 with a .637 OPS. He's played all four infield positions, spending the most of his time at 3B.
Even with his down year, Elevys has hit .277 over his career. However, there isn't much else there. He walks enough but doesn't hit for much power. He also doesn't run much. Add to that the fact that he's only played in over 100 games in 5 seasons and I don't see a ton of value. Maybe another Blake DeWitt?
Nelo Has the Velo
With their second pick in the Triple A phase of the Rule 5 draft, the Dodgers selected RHP Hector Nelo. The 26 year old reliever was originally signed by the Rangers and spent the last two seasons with the Nationals.
His numbers show me he's a power arm with poor control. A career 8.7 K/9 and 5.4 BB/9 show promise and problems. If the Dodgers can harness his control, Nelo could turn into a dependable reliever.
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To the Editor: County to raise property taxes
Why on earth would the Winnebago County Board vote to raise county property taxes? Last year, the county had a record number of tax protests, and even Chairman Christiansen encouraged people to protest if they thought their taxes were too high. Now, one year later—with local tax rates in the area of 8 percent or more (national average is around 2 percent, according to an AARP news article), and local unemployment at an all-time high, they decide they need to raise property taxes again. If they're wondering why it seemed no one objected, then just remember the "thousands" of objections last year in the form of "tax protest forms." I think most of our county board members are out of touch with the reality of life in Rockford and the surrounding county. I hope they will come to their senses and repeal the tax hike. Well, that's my two cents!
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