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In brief: Anesthesiologist groups combine with Providence
Feb. 7, 2013 in Business on Page A7 Providence Medical Group has assimilated two private anesthesiologist groups that provided services at two Spokane hospitals. Providence said the arrangement is not a purchase. The deal changes the status of … 1
Idaho PUC staff supports Avista's proposal to hike rates
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Feb. 7, 2013 in Opinion on Page A9 Republicans have happened upon a felicitous new strategy for reviving their party from its depressed state: They need only think happy thoughts. At a retreat for Republican leaders last month, … 18
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Feb. 7, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page A9 Now we are to vote on a tax increase to keep our library service. A tough decision because Spokane needs a good library system. 28
Editorial: Military's fight against suicide must be relentless
Feb. 7, 2013 in Opinion on Page A9 More active and non-active duty troops died from suicide than from combat in 2012. A total of 349 suicides, or nearly one a day, the Pentagon reported last Friday. That's … 10
More difficult to govern
Feb. 7, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page A9 We elect our officials to govern and make the best decisions possible with the information they have. These decisions are often difficult and sometimes controversial. Sometimes, situations occur where revenues … 17
Keep library services
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Chiefs dominant in milestone victory
Feb. 7, 2013 in Sports on Page B1 Few of the 1,000 wins in Spokane Chiefs franchise history could have been as satisfying. Riding a season-high four-game losing streak and facing the Western Hockey League's hottest team, the …
Gem of recruiting class sticks with Cougars
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CdA's Leiss rescinds resignation
Feb. 7, 2013 in Sports on Page B1 CdA's Leiss rescinds resignation PREP BASKETBALL: Kent Leiss, who resigned his job as the Coeur d'Alene boys coach last Friday, rescinded his resignation Wednesday afternoon.
'Cats grind out victory
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Feb. 7, 2013 in Sports on Page B2 Arrested The Colorado Rockies say first baseman Todd Helton was arrested Wednesday morning on a charge of driving under the influence in the Denver suburb of Thornton. Retired Green Bay's …
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Four Corners notes: Injuries affect Eastern's lineup
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With temperatures dipping into the 40s and winds blowing at 25 mph, Monday was not a good day for golf.But the high school teens teeing it up at Waterchase Golf Club in Fort Worth had little choice. They were playing in the Class 4A Region 2 boys golf tournament with the hopes of qualifying for state.These are horrible conditions for our kids to play in, said Aubrey Johnson, golf coach for Dallas Adamson High School.The golfers will be back at it Tuesday morning, where temperatures will be even colder, said Jesse Moore, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Fort Worth.The golfers, as they did Monday, will be wearing plenty of wind wear and fleece, ear bands and thick socks on what could be the final frigid gasp of one of the coldest seasons weve witnessed.Well be prepared for adverse conditions, Johnson said. All of them complained about the cold, but theyre golfers and they know that dealing with the elements is part of the game.
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Memphis was 19-5 and second at 9-2 in Conference USA. Marshall was 13-11 and 4-7 in Conference USA for ninth place.
Close to everything was going right for Marshall in the second period. Marshall came back strong to tie the game at 30-30 with 17:42 left. Then Marshall continued with strong defense and offense to take a 23 point lead of 59-36 with 8:22 left. That was an incredible Herd run of 31 points while holding a strong Memphis team to only 6 points. All that happened in just 11 minutes and 38 seconds.
Memphis tried to over come the 23 point lead, but it was to late. With some fouling and some offense Memphis was able to cut the Marshall lead down to 11 as the time ran out with Marshall winning 65-54.
Coach Royce Chadwick was so excited about the win he brought the whole team in to the press conference instead of the usual two or three players. A group of girls that was in attendance was also at the press conference. "I knew we were capable of playing this way all season. Tonight we got it going. This was a total team effort from top to bottom," Chadwick said.
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Any one know this method?
Seems Alain Ducasse does that; not quite cooked like a risotto, but more like stewed in a little bit of sauce; it probably work best with "meatier" pasta and not Orzo.
Look at this link (warning, big food images): http://fxcuisine.com/default.asp?Disp...
I made this not too long ago: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...
It was excellent! Made an enormous amount, but incredibly tasty. Thanks for reminding me, I need to make it again.
I know I say Rachel Ray do this with spaghetti fairly recently....can't think of it right now but if I find it i'll post it. Does this ring a bell to anyone else??
I've done this with fried penne. Stir fry the penne in EVO till it is evenly golden brown all over (not something you can walk away from otherwise the pasta will scorch) then add the broth a cup at a time allowing the pasta to soak it up as you go. Toasting the pasta gives it a nutty flavor and slightly chewy texture that is different and IMHO tastes good.
I dress the pasta with a cream mushroom sauce made with shitake and porcini mushrooms and, well, cream and finished with a handful of parmesan cheese . Very simple and deliscious and a good weeknight dinner.
I've made the Alaine Ducasse recipe and liked it. But more recently I made fideos - A Spanish pasta that is cooked risotto style. The recipe I followed was from Epicurious - Fideos with Chorizo, Chickpeas and Almonds. SmittinKitchen blog has a picture and comments about it: http://smittenkitchen.com/2007/09/fid...
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For mexican fideos, I do this: Take half a lb. of angel hair pasta and break it as short as you can - say 1' - 2" pieces. Brown this in a frying pan, with some chopped onion. Add 2 x as much liquid as pasta (8oz pasta takes 2 cups liquid). The liquid can be chicken broth or water, with some tomato sauce added. Or you can add salsa or a small hit of enchilada sauce. This takes 10 or so minutes to cook, and makes a nice starch accompanient to simple roasted or grilled meats.
Makes a nice alternate to rice and beans. BTW, you can find packets of pasta for fideos in Mexican groceries.
Hmmm.... Imagine. Something I've never heard of. LOL
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Emory Healthcare's Hospital Administration Summer Internship is a 10-12 week, full-time program designed to provide young leaders with a comprehensive learning experience at a premier academic health system. Program participants will be exposed to hospital operations and leadership through project-based work. Project opportunities will vary and reflect both the participant's learning goals and the needs of the hospital.
Prior to beginning the internship, the intern will finalize goals, expectations and evaluation criteria with Executive Leadership and the Program Manager. In addition to project work, candidates will have the opportunity to attend senior leadership meetings, gain exposure to other hospitals within the system, attend lunch and learns with current administrative fellows, and have the opportunity to formally present their project to the hospital's executive leadership team.
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The Emory Healthcare Hospital Administration Summer Internship is aimed at highly motivated individuals who are currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate level program and are interested in pursuing a career in health care.
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Flickr member cmanmt got us all excited when he submitted pix of his 1995 Buick Riviera. These are pretty, luxurious and quick. 1995 was the first year of this bodystyle, and it set the media atwitter when it debuted. GM went out on a limb with the the 1995 Riviera's styling. The previous-generation Riv had started life as a stubby little thing, and while it eventually got more graceful hindquarters, it was still pretty conservatively styled. It was a car that featured the "over 50" set in its advertising, so you know who the target demo for that one was. For the 9th (and sadly final) generation of the Riviera, caution was thrown to the wind. These were big cars, long, with lines that polarized people in to love it or hate it camps. The shape is definitely swoopy, and the style was seemingly inspired by Bill Mitchell's fine work for the General. The looks have certainly aged well, so these Rivs still turn heads out on the road today. The lucky ones that got the supercharged 3800 could turn out some quick sprints, too.
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cmanmt has done extensive upkeep to this mint-looking example of a cruising machine for a badmuthashutchamouth. The great thing about the Riviera is that it's got all that swaggering American styling on top of GM's excellent G platform. The G platform was extremely sturdy and was originally developed for the Oldsmobile Aurora. The Riviera was a less expensive Aurora that was more on the "personal luxury" tip. When GM does lux, they do it old school - big plush seats, power everything, loads of sound deadening, you know, your Father's Oldsmobile. With the huffer sitting atop the already-torquey 3800, there's 220-plus horsepower at the command of your right foot. If you're really creative, the G platform lives on as the Buick Lucerne with V8 power. Hmmm. Honestly though, with a Riv, it's not about brute force, it's about STYLE. Sure, it won't embarass itself when it needs to hustle, but just park it and look at it. Dig that crease that runs front to rear at the top of the fenders, through the doors and blends into the rear quarters. Style in the 90's was sometimes a misnomer, but the last generation of Riv's doesn't fall into that category.
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The Playwrights Horizons production of Samuel D. Hunter's The Whale takes the award for Outstanding Play.
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Brandon Dirden, Tony Award winner Chuck Cooper, and a top-notch cast make sweet music in Signature Theatre's superlative revival of August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama.
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There have been two homicides in the past few weeks in Charlottesville and now leaders in the community are speaking out with hopes to end violence.
Antonio Washington and Oscar Brown Jr. were both killed in Charlottesville a week apart.
Washington was stabbed while at a party on May 10th and Brown died of a gunshot wound outside of an apartment in the Westhaven neighborhood on May 17th. Police are still trying to find both suspects in these cases.
As for the community, family and friends of the victims, they are tired of the senseless violence in their neighborhoods.
"We've had too much violence here in the last couple of weeks and it needs to stop," says Dr. Alvin Edwards, pastor of Mt. Zion First African Baptist Church. "I think the only way that you can help it to stop is that people gather as a community and as a unit and let their voices be heard and stop the violence, but more importantly we need to bring attention to the issue at hand."
They plan to hold a peace walk, with the help of pastors and community leaders around Charlottesville, including the Public Housing Association of Residents (PHAR).
"We feel we have a responsibility to make sure that we can alleviate some suffering, try to bring peace and work for change that's going to make a difference," Brandon Collins, organizer for PHAR .
The march will begin at the Legal Aid Justice Center, and then they will make their way through the 10th and Page neighborhood and end at Run Street, where only a few days ago, Charlottesville saw its second homicide of the year.
"We need to look at some of the systemic reasons why some of these things happen," says Edwards. "This is the second murder on Run Street and it needs to be addressed in a better way."
"Apparently what we are doing is not working and so we need to find some solutions."
They hope that the peace walk will be a starting point to putting an end to violence in the community and raise questions on how to handle the other issues that residents face in Charlottesville.
The peace walk begins at 8 PM on Friday May 23. People are asked to meet at the Legal Aid Justice Center.


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There's no lack of automobiles created to date that you might categorize as rolling sculptures. Maybach's limousines may not be one of them, but the top-tier Daimler marque would like that to change, and to that end has sponsored a cooperative sculpture initiative. The program revolves around the work of one Julian Schnabel, an American artist and filmmaker. The arrangement was announced during Art Basel week in Miami – the same location where Tesla unveiled its art car – and where Schnabel unveiled a piece entitled "Queequeq – The Maybach Sculpture" and auctioned off... Read More


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On Saturday, Sept. 18, there will be activities for the whole family in downtown Chickamauga. The Chickamauga Yesteryear Festival will be run from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. Come dressed in vintage clothes, ride the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum Train, enjoy arts and crafts, carriage rides, vintage tractors and military vehicles.
John Perricone was the keynote speaker as the Chickamauga City School System began preplanning for the 2010-2011 school year.
On Aug. 9, the Friends of Chickamauga Public Library will host the "Mystery at the Nightmare Office Party," performed by the Vaudeville Café. Tickets are $20 and include dinner and the show. This event will be at 6:30 p.m. in the gardens of the Gordon Lee Mansion. Tickets can be purchased at the Chickamauga Public Library.
The Chickamauga Public Library is looking for old pictures of scenes of Chickamauga from 1900 through 1999.
The City of Chickamauga has announced that the construction of the 2.8 miles of sidewalks will be starting within the next two weeks.
On June 3, the Chickamauga City School System was represented by Randy Barker, Clay Crowder, Benny Ashley, Kristen Bradley, Jenny Vowell, Tommy Vowell, Peyton Vowell, Joni Kyths and Connie McDaniel at "A Vision for Public Education in Georgia," an initiative to transform public education in Georgia.
The Chickamauga Public Library will have several activities during July.
Chickamauga City School student David McDaniel and Gordon Lee High School student Taylor Shook produced the illustrations for the book "My House is A Greenhouse" by local author Joan Jones. A copy of the book is in the Chickamauga Public Library.
The Chickamauga Public Library will have several activities during June. On June 10 at 10 a.m., a program by renowned storyteller and author Donna Washington is scheduled. On June 15 from 3:30-5:30 p.m., a program by professional cartoonist and illustrator James Lyle is on tap.
Anna Logan, a second grader at Chickamauga Elementary School, was recently named a Young Georgia Authors 2010 State Winner.


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The Fountain Friends Book Store is open during regular Library hours.
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Celebrate your Freedom to Read during Banned Books Week! This year BBW is September 21 - 27! Public libraries support access to information and your freedom to read.
Since the inception of Banned Books Week in 1982, libraries and bookstores throughout the country have staged local read-outs—a continuous reading of banned/challenged books—as part of their activities. For the third year, PPLD is participating and we hope you will help us.
Virtual Read-Out
Wed., Sept. 24
3:30 to 5 p.m.
East Teen Center at the East Library
Readers of All Ages Welcome!
During the Virtual Read-Out, readers of all ages (including you!) will be recorded for up to 3 minutes talking about the book that you choose! A form is provided below to help you write your piece.
Below is a list of frequently banned or challenged books.
Take a look at these quick, great videos of local teens and adults talking about some of their favorite banned or challenged books.
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With over 300 votes cast, the winner of the PPLD 2014 Book Madness is
The Fault in Our Stars, by John Green! Thank you for participating!
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We are looking to fill in gaps in our Pikes Peak region high school yearbooks collection. After several years of contacting high school yearbook offices and alumni groups, we have added several hundred more volumes, but we still have holes to fill. We are the main repository in the area for these yearbooks and perhaps the only place where they are easily accessible. They are used extensively by our genealogy patrons, high school students, and those recently graduated from high school.
To serve our patrons better, we would like to have as complete a collection as possible. Therefore, we would like to appeal to our patrons to complete this task. Click here to see which yearbooks we are missing. If you have any yearbooks on this list that you are willing to donate to us, please contact the Library at (719) 531-6333, x2253.
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At a special event held at Penrose Library on Wednesday, February 13, El Pomar Foundation announced it had approved a challenge grant of $750,000 to support the Library's Tri-Building Project to create a 21st Century library system, which will bring significant improvements to Pikes Peak Library District.
The funds from El Pomar are earmarked for use at PPLD's Penrose Library, but the funds will allow for wider District-wide improvements at PPLD, including renovations and upgrades at PPLD's East Library and the opening of a new facility in 2014 at 1175 Chapel Hills Drive as well. PPLD's new facility will feature content creation areas for creative professionals, business incubation and hoteling space for small businesses and nonprofits, enhanced areas for job seekers to find career assistance, and much more!
El Pomar's generous grant will allow the Library to move forward on construction and renovation in 2013, with a projected opening of the new facility in 2014. The challenge grant is contingent upon The Pikes Peak Library District Foundation raising $3.15 million by January 1, 2016.
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What: Homeschool Lunch Bunch
Where: Fountain Library
When: May 1, 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Summary: Passport to Adventure: Join us the first Wednesday of the month as we learn about countries, cultures, people and possibilities. Each month we'll explore someplace new through crafts, games, food and activities. Earn a stamp in your passport for each program you attend. Bring a sack lunch to enjoy after the program as you spend time getting to know other Homeschool families. Programs are geared toward elementary-age children but siblings older and younger are welcome!
Contact Jessica at jfreeland{a}ppld.org for more information.
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The Louise (Lacey) and Allen Simpson Heritage Corner at Fountain Community Library contains information on the history of the Fountain Valley area and genealogy reference materials. We are collecting family histories from those who have lived in the area for at least fifty years, as well as other items of interest. The Heritage Corner also contains information on Fountain's Fairview Cemetery, and some historic maps of the area.
The Heritage Corner was made possible by a generous donation from the Lacey-Simpson family.
If you are interested in learning more about the Heritage Corner or donating family histories, please call the Fountain Library at (719) 382-5347. We also have monthly genealogy classes for those interested in learning more about their family roots!
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Come to the library and apply for assistance programs in a confidential setting. On the third Friday of each month at Ruth Holley Library from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. and Fountain Library from 2 - 5 p.m., Care and Share can help you apply for SNAP (formerly food stamps) or Colorado Employment First (increasing employment for food assistance recipients). Applications are also available for LEAP, the program designed to help pay heating costs. Care and Share can also supply nutrition information and connections to local food banks. Call (719) 528-1247, x4602 for more information.
To apply for assistance, you will need to bring the following: proof of identity (driver's license, birth certificate, etc.); proof of residence (rental or mortgage agreement); proof of immigration status for non-citizens; proof of monthly income (pay stubs, Social Security or VA benefit letters, etc.); proof of out-of-pocket child care expenses (bills, receipts); proof of monthly shelter costs (utility bills, property taxes, etc.); proof of monthly out-of-pocket medical expenses for elderly or disabled; and Social Security Numbers for all applying.
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RIFLE, Colo. (KKCO) Recently the Rifle Police Department has received several questions about use of the AMBER alert system. Any incident involving a child is very serious, and the AMBER Alert system is one tool used to resolve the incident.
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