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Glasspack, a direct replacement for sand in a swimming pool filter, has received both NSF 50 and NSF 61 certification by WQA. Glasspack is in stock in nearly all 50 US states since 2006. Visit www.glasspackfilter.com.
As Gold Medal continues to grow, the company recently purchased a 42,000-square-foot building across the street from its current headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio; the new building will be used for manufacturing and storage space.
Jason Mulcahy was named turf and ornamental market specialist covering the state of Florida for FMC Professional Solutions, a business unit of FMC Corporation.
The National Ticket Company appointed Keith Bax as Vice President of Sales and Marketing. He joins the company after a six-year stint as Vice President of Marketing for Research Data, Inc., and Conquest Graphics, an e-commerce printing company based in Richmond, Va.
Synthetic Turf International (STI) has formed an alliance with Synthetic Turf International of Canada to aggressively expand into Canada. STI is one of the leading manufacturers and installers of synthetic turf used for thousands of landscape, golf, pet turf, playgrounds and indoor sports facilities throughout North America.
DeltaUV, manufacturers of ultraviolet water-treatment products, has combined forces with the SalesLink rep group to sell and market its products in the Western region of the US.
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Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.—Keiser University—the only two-year Associate of Science e-learn college degree program for pool and spa professionals—has announced the 2013 online class schedule. Students can enter the program at any time during the year. Each class is offered in one-month modules.
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Basic Chemistry 11/25/2013 12/21/2013
For more information, call (888) 453-4737, email email@example.com, or visit www.keiseruniversity.edu and click on online education.
Coach Kids Instead Of Officials
As spring nears, we are closer to youth baseball, softball, and soccer seasons. Each year, we—as parks and recreation professionals—have one common problem: the coach/official relationship. Each year, this relationship seems to worsen.
A baseball field or basketball court is no place for a parent or coach to live out their own shortcomings in sports. It is a place for kids to have fun. Yes, at the end of the day there are winners and losers, but they are not the coaches or the parents; it is the kids. I worked with a veteran softball official when I was just getting my feet wet and I will never forget something he told a hostile coach one night, "Coach, if you spent more time coaching your kids and less time coaching the umpires, then you might not be losing."
Coaches, as the new season approaches, spend every second you can coaching. Every second you spend arguing calls is a second a kid needs teaching and mentoring. When we get back to a time when a coach coached, parents cheered, and officials officiated, our children will be better off for it.
Justin Hudspeth
Athletic Director
Heber Springs Parks & Rec
Heber Springs, Ark.
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The Kimberley Way: Indigenous Suicide Prevention Training
|The Australian Psychological Society (APS), with the funding of the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing, has developed a professional development training package around Indigenous suicide prevention for allied health professionals working in the Kimberley region.
The aim of the Indigenous Suicide Prevention Training is to develop an allied health professional's understanding of suicide prevention specific to individuals and communities within the Kimberley region.
Upon completing this training course and after successfully completing the required assessment tasks for each module, eligible psychologists, social workers, mental health nurses, occupational therapists and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers will be eligible to work under the ATAPS Suicide Prevention Service in the Kimberley.
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|Health professionals working in the Kimberley region = Free; Other professionals not working in the Kimberley region = $250.00 (inclusive of GST)
|Please note - The cost of developing this training course has been subsidised by the Department of Health and Ageing.
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½ cup butter or margarine
2 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
1 tsp soda
2 tsp baking powder
2 cups flour
4 Tbsp buttermilk, yogurt or sour cream
Wow..this banana bread looks delicious! I use this same recipe for banana cake..it's my favorite!ReplyDelete
This looks wonderful and I lvoe the addition of orange juice.ReplyDelete
Thanks, I am always looking for a good banana bread recipe. I am going to make this today.ReplyDelete
Same...this is one of the two or three basic recipes I always go back to as well. But hey, I like the idea of substituting the orange juice. Now...where are those bananas....the boys eat them faster than I can save them for bread!ReplyDelete
I will be adding this recipe to my files. I lost my favorite recipe for banana bread and it seems that this may just may be the one. looks so yummy. I've been delivering baking to our local hospice lately and I think this will be on the tray this coming week. Thanks KathyReplyDelete
Simple with pure ingredients can never miss. . and I'll give it a try too.ReplyDelete
Is there anything like Banana bread?
That's my dear little one's favorite. He could hardly speak...but he knew he wanted BB.
Lovely picture ...the banana bread looks sooo moist! I must try it soon!ReplyDelete
I just want to say that I'm loving this blog and am getting lots of great recipes here....thanks! I made this recipe with my kiddos last night, but we didn't do the orange juice (didn't have any) and added chocolate chips. We made it as mini muffins, and they were great!ReplyDelete
This bread is so simple in taste and texture, we loved it. I have made many different banana bread recipes and they are wonderful, but there comes a time when you just want a good old fashioned, simple recipe. Delicious, I will be keeping this one close by. My family loved it! Thank you.
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This bread was awesome! So very moist. We all loved it! Didn't have the OJ conc. but was still good! Thanks.ReplyDelete
I made this banana bread this week and I think it is the best recipe I've ever used. Seems I jump from recipe to recipe waiting for just the right one. Got many compliments on this one. I didn't have the OJ concentrate, so add a cap of orange extract and a squirt of lemon juice. I'm trying the rhubarb bars today.ReplyDelete
Just made this and I was very pleased with the results. A very moist and favorful banana bread. I will make this again.ReplyDelete
Made this tonight to have on hand for lunch boxes. The orange juice was wonderful, and I added some grated orange zest too. Lovely change from my usual banana bread recipe.ReplyDelete
Mmmm- this turned out so good. Only had pineapple juice concentrate and sour cream on hand but the flavor is delish, bread turned out wonderful.
Thank you for another great recipe :)
This looks so wonderful! I am a bit confused though, do you use the OJ consentrate straight from the can or after you have added the water to it? i have 6 bananas in the freezer and am excited about making this for the family.ReplyDelete
Mary... that would be just the frozen OJ straight from the can and it's optional. All the best!ReplyDelete
Made this lovely bread this week. It will certainly be a go to recipe from now on.ReplyDelete


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Canada in a glance:
Overview:Canada is a North American country consisting of ten provinces and three territories. Spanning over 9.9 million square kilometres, Canada is the world's second-largest country by total area, and its common border with the United States is the longest land border in the world. Canada is a federal state that is governed as a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. It has one of the highest per-capita immigration rates in the world.
Economy of CanadaCanada is the world's eleventh-largest economy, with a 2011 nominal GDP of approximately US$1.74 trillion, and a very high GDP per capita. It is a member of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the G8, and is one of the world's top ten trading nations. Canada is a mixed economy, ranking above the US and most western European nations on the Heritage Foundation's index of economic freedom. The largest foreign importers of Canadian goods are the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan.
Canada is one of the few developed nations that are net exporters of energy. Atlantic Canada possesses vast offshore deposits of natural gas, and Alberta also hosts large oil and gas resources. The immense Athabasca oil sands give Canada the world's second-largest proven oil reserves, after Saudi Arabia. Canada is additionally one of the world's largest suppliers of agricultural products; the Canadian Prairies are one of the most important global producers of wheat, canola, and other grains. Canada is the largest producer of zinc and uranium, and is a leading exporter of many other natural resources, such as gold, nickel, aluminum, and lead. Many towns in northern Canada, where agriculture is difficult, are sustainable because of nearby mines or sources of timber. Canada also has a sizable manufacturing sector centred in southern Ontario and Quebec, with automobiles and aeronautics representing particularly important industries.
Canada's economic integration with the United States has increased significantly since World War II. The Automotive Products Trade Agreement of 1965 opened the country's borders to trade in the automobile manufacturing industry. In the 1970s, concerns over energy self-sufficiency and foreign ownership in the manufacturing sectors prompted Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's Liberal government to enact the National Energy Program (NEP) and the Foreign Investment Review Agency (FIRA). In the 1980s, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's Progressive Conservatives abolished the NEP and changed the name of FIRA to "Investment Canada", in order to encourage foreign investment. The Canada – United States Free Trade Agreement (FTA) of 1988 eliminated tariffs between the two countries, while the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) expanded the free-trade zone to include Mexico in 1994. In the mid-1990s, the Liberal government under Jean Chrétien began to post annual budgetary surpluses, and steadily paid down the national debt.
Science, technology and researchCanada possesses one of the world's most highly developed science and technology sectors. In 2011 alone, Canada spent approximately C$29.9 billion on domestic research and development. The country has produced ten Nobel laureates in physics, chemistry and medicine, and is home to a number of leading global technology firms, such as smartphone maker Research In Motion and video games developer BioWare. Canada ranks twelfth in the world for Internet users as a proportion of the population, with 28 million users (equivalent to around 84% of its total 2011 population).
The Canadian Space Agency operates one of the world's most active space programs, conducting space, planetary, and aviation research, and developing rockets and satellites. In 1984, Marc Garneau became Canada's first astronaut, serving as payload specialist on NASA's STS-41-G Space Shuttle mission. As of 2012, nine Canadians have flown into space, over the course of fifteen manned missions.
Canada is a participant in the International Space Station, and is a pioneer in space robotics, having constructed the Canadarm, Canadarm2 and Dextre robotic manipulators. Since the 1960s, Canada's aerospace industry has designed and built numerous marques of satellite, including Radarsat-1, Radarsat-2, ISIS and MOST. Canada has also produced a successful and widely used sounding rocket, the Black Brant; over 1,000 Black Brants have been launched since the rocket's introduction in 1961.
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Some big literary names have been booked into Eastern Washington University's Get Lit! Festival April 11-15:
This impressive lineup makes the Festival Pass look like an excellent option at $45. You can get them via Ticketswest outlets beginning Nov. 4. Individual tickets won't go on sale until Jan. 2.
Sarah Vowell, the well-known author and radio voice, will speak at Spokane Community College's Presidential Speaker Series, Nov. 7, 7 p.m.
Vowell is the author of the bestselling books, "The Wordy Shipmates," "Assassination Vacation,' and "Unfamiliar Fishes." She was also a regular contributor to public radio's "This American Life."
Vowell talk will be in SCC's Lair-Student Center Auditorium, Bldg. 6, 1810 N. Greene St.
Vowell will also do a casual Q-and-A on Nov. 8, 9:30 a.m., in the Hagan Foundation Center for the Humanities at SCC.
Both events are free and open to the public
Josh Ritter is a first-time novelist with a well-known name.
Ritter is the singer-songwriter, originally from
So now Ritter the wordsmith has turned his hand to a new craft with his debut novel, "Bright's Passage" (Dial Press, $22). It's the story of a young man returning home after World War I. The story includes an angels and a talking horse. Actually, horse and angel are one and the same.
The novel was just released on Tuesday and is already getting praise from some well-known literary names. Dennis Lehane calls it "heartbreaking and luminous."
Critic Carolyn Kellogg of the L.A. Times calls it "intensensly beautiful, tragic and also funny."
She writes that Ritter said the idea first started out as a song, but it "wanted to be more."
"He knows how to build a rich, beautiful story with shape," writes Kellogg.
Here's a link to the LA Times review.
And here's a link to a short interview he did for the Washington Post. Looks like our region might have a new homegrown literary star.
Just got back from Auntie's Bookstore where I purchased my summer reading project: The unabridged "Les Miserables" by Victor Hugo.
Since the musical adaptation is my favorite musical of all time, I figured it's about time for me to immerse myself in the genuine source material.
Fun facts: The paperback I bought is 1,463 pages long. The electronic version on my iPhone is over 6,727 "pages".
Here's hoping I can make it to "page" 6,727.
Thursday is the real Bloomsday (of the James Joyce variety), which means it's also the day of Spokane's annual Limerick Literary Pub Crawl and Traditional Irish Dinner.
For $50, you can accompany a bagpiper, a bard or two and a band of like-minded revelers through downtown Spokane's Irish and/or literary minded pubs, including Cyrus O'Learys, ODoherty's, the Blue Spark, the Satellite and the Onion.
You'll have discounted libations at every stop, along with music and literary readings. At The Onion, you'll also have a full Irish dinner — salmon crusted with oatmeal, etc.
Registration should have been made in advance, but maybe if you're lucky there will still be a few spots left. Call Kerry Lynch at (509) 990-7513 for info. This is sponsored by the Spokane-Limerick Sister City Society,
Here are two new books about a crucial and controversial issue in our region:
I just finished writing a story about Hal Holbrook — it will appear in the paper March 10 in advance of his March 12 appearance here in "Mark Twain Tonight!" — when I realized something surprising. Holbrook has never received a Kennedy Center Honor or a National Arts Medal.
Few actors have, of course; these are very selective honors. Yet it seems to me that Holbrook has a particularly strong claim for consideration:
I say he belongs in the same company as other Kennedy Center recipients, such as Jack Lemmon, Charlton Heston and Robert Redford, and other National Arts Medal winners, such as Robert Duvall and Angela Lansbury.
Let's mount a Hal Holbrook appreciation campaign. Is anyone with me on this?


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Since 1969, engineers at Hydro Inc. have been repairing, upgrading, and replacing existing pumps and pump systems. With service centre locations across the globe, they have since grown into the largest independent pump service and pump engineering company in the world.
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Mapping and testing can be used to ensure proper fit and function of replacement parts.
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A different approach to the overhaul of circulating water pumps during a 2013 refueling outage at Calvert Cliffs leads to substantial cost savings.
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The population of industrial pumps is aging. Learn how to develop a strategy to overcome part shortages for old or obsolete pumping equipment.
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Availability of replacement parts for pumps that are 40-plus years old is a real concern for many industries. Learn how to solve spares issues and help extend the lives of old pumps.
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Thorough analysis, testing and upgrades renew the life of an old single-stage, double-suction, horizontal split case cooling water pump for a refinery.
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A coal-fired generating station seized an opportunity to upgrade a Westinghouse vertical pump during the repair process.
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Learn the results of a series of tests performed by Hydro for Pacific 4" auxiliary feed pumps in operation at a nuclear power company.
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Hydro provides reverse-engineered impeller to resolve chronic failure in a vertical turbine pump.
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The rotating equipment engineers at BP's Whiting Refinery in Indiana approached Hydro's support team at the 40th St. pump service center in Chicago to discuss testing its rebuilt vertical turbine pump in Hydro's new 5,000-horsepower Test Lab.
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Covington Brewhouse beers herald a new chapter in the rebirth of a colorful southeast Louisiana brewing tradition started over 150 years ago when 19th century German immigrants developed New Orleans into the brewing capital of the Gulf South. Our Brewhouse, located on the beautiful north shore of Lake Pontchartrain, carries on that proud "local" brewing tradition as a contributor to the present-day American craft beer renaissance. Our beers, which exemplify another of Louisiana's unique "local flavors", not only pair well with the amazing local cuisine, but stand on their own with distinctive taste and character.
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Dever, Maryanne*, Newman, Sally* and Vickery, Ann (2010) The intimate archive, Archives and Manuscripts, vol. 38, no. 1, pp. 94-137, The Australian Society of Archivists, Sydney South, N.S.W. [C1.1]
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Dever, Maryanne*, Newman, Sally* and Vickery, Ann (2009) The intimate archive : journeys through private papers, National Library of Australia, Canberra, A.C.T. [A1]
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Monsanto Board Approves Dividend Of 43 Cents Per Share
Monsanto Company (NYSE:MON) announced that its Board of Directors, at a regularly scheduled meeting held today, declared a quarterly dividend on its common stock of 43 cents per share. The dividend is payable on April 25, 2014, to shareowners of record on April 4, 2014. It relates to the second quarter of the company's 2014 fiscal year.
"Our quarterly dividend underscores our company's continued commitment to return value to our shareowners," said Pierre Courduroux, Monsanto chief financial officer.
In other matters, Monsanto also announced that at its annual shareowners meeting held today, shareowners elected four members of its Board of Directors to new one-year terms:
- Gregory H. Boyce
- Laura K. Ipsen
- William U. Parfet
- George H. Poste, Ph.D., D.V.M.
Additional voting results will be included in the company's Form 8-K. An audio replay of the annual shareowners meeting will be available by visiting the investor section of Monsanto's website at www.monsanto.com/investors.About Monsanto Company Monsanto Company is a leading global provider of technology-based solutions and agricultural products that improve farm productivity and food quality. Monsanto remains focused on enabling both small-holder and large-scale farmers to produce more from their land while conserving more of our world's natural resources such as water and energy. To learn more about our business and our commitments, please visit: www.monsanto.com. Follow our business on Twitter ® at www.twitter.com/MonsantoCo, on the company blog, Beyond the Rows at www.monsantoblog.com, or subscribe to our News Release RSS Feed.
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Moneytree money orders are available up to $1,000 and cost as low as $1.25 each (prices vary, check your local branch page for the exact fee) - but they're always free if you cash a check or take out a loan. At a bank, one money orders can cost $2 to $10!
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Don't forget James Simmons
Posted By Jeff Fletcher on January 14, 2009 7:47 pm
One of my readers pointed out a pretty cool site, Fangraphs. It's got a lot of the stats you can find elsewhere on major leaguers, but also has a pretty neat tool to sort out information for minor leaguers, including some non-traditional numbers.
So I was trolling around looking for something interesting, and stumbled upon this.
James Simmons — the A's top pick in the 2007 draft, if you recall — had a pretty good season last year, even though no one seemed to notice. He was overshadowed by Brett Anderson, Trevor Cahill and Vin Mazzaro. Here's what impressed me about Simmons: opponents hit .345 against him when they put the ball in play and he still had a 3.51 ERA in the Double-A Texas League.
What's that mean?
Well, it's a little stat-geeky, and I apologize in advance for that, but essentially the thinking is that a pitcher has control over strikeouts, walks and homers and everything else is up to his defense. Sometimes those "everything else" balls will find gloves. Sometimes they'll find holes. Either way, it's pretty much luck, on the pitcher's part.
Back to Simmons. A .345 average on balls in play indicates that he didn't get very lucky at all. Probably a lot of bloopers or else just some questionable defense behind him. Yet Simmons did well in the other areas (with 7.94 strikeouts, 2.12 walks and 0.73 homers per nine innings). To me, that means Simmons really pitched better than his 3.51 ERA or his 9-6 record.
Anyway, I'm going to go through that site more over the next few days and see what else I can come up with. Feel free to post any interesting tidbits you find.
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I'd be interested to know his LD%. That could have a lot to do with him having such a high BABIP.


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West Washington School Board meeting
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 26 August 2009 00:00
All claims and previous minutes were approved by the Board.
Member Brian Farmer moved to rehire Vickie nice as High School Remediation aide effective August 10, with no insurance benefits. The motion passed 7-0.
Vice President, Leslie Batt moved to hire Penny Harkness to replace Adam Brown in the Elementary effective August 6. She will also be monitoring a Junior High Careers class along with continuing credit recovery. Her time will be divided, three-fourths Elementary and one-fourth High School. Harkness will be paid an hourly rate of $11.25 for six hours with additional hours at the end of the day as needed for credit recovery. Tim Barksdale seconded and the motion passed 7-0.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 August 2009 09:02
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County Council works to balance 2010 budget
Wednesday, 19 August 2009 00:00
First, concerns about the cost of the state-mandated property reassessment were relayed to the council by Washington County Assessor Jason Cockerill. According to Cockerill, the Reassessment Fund has been used to pay for other expenses not involved in the reassessment process. If that practice continues, Cockerill warned the council that in the event the state mandates a rolling reassessment beginning in 2012, the fund will not have enough to cover the cost. Cockerill explained that the state is considering very strongly the option of requiring 25 per cent of all property be reassessed each year to keep the information more current than it is now. In other words, property reassessment would be an ongoing activity in the county.
The council acted on Cockerill's advice and transferred some expenses to other line items and increased the amount to be set aside for upcoming reassessment expenses.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 August 2009 08:52
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Land Use Planning: The Facts
Wednesday, 19 August 2009 00:00
Since January 2009, Brown, Mishler and Lana Sullivan have overseen efforts to bring about the implementation of a Comprehensive Land Use Plan for Washington County. During the last eight months, the Washington County Farm Bureau has been an active supporter of the concept, hosting public informational meetings for the citizens of the county.
By no means is the concept of land use planning universally supported by the residents of Washington County. Several individuals have spoken out against the idea in public meetings letters to local newspapers. Fearing what they see as another example of government usurping the rights of the individual, these citizens point to the U.S. Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and to policies adopted by the United Nations collectively referred to as "Sustainable Development" as the cornerstones of their argument against the concept.
The discussions/debates/shouting matches seem to mask the real issues involved in the land use planning controversy. What makes the Constitution of the United States such a unique document is the clear premise set forth that the rights of the individual are paramount. However, those rights do have limits. Those limits to individual rights are demarcated at the point when the rights of the individual comes into conflict with the rights of the population as a whole.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 August 2009 08:55
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Plans Underway for 5th Annual Batter Up for Kids Sake
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Wednesday, 19 August 2009 00:00
Plans are underway for the 5th annual Batter Up For Kids' Sake softball tournament, sponsored by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washington County. The event will be held on Saturday, September 12 and Sunday, September 13 at The Salem Community Park. There will be both a men's tournament and a co-ed tournament, and the entry fee is $100 per team. Both tournaments will be double-elimination, and special prizes will be given to the winning teams of each tournament. Concessions will be available the day of the event.
Batter Up For Kids Sake is a fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washington County, and all money raised through team entry fees and concessions will help to provide mentors, group activities, and match support for children and youth in the Washington County Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Corporate sponsors are being solicited as a way to raise money for the organization through this event as well.
For more information about Big Brothers Big Sisters or to register a team in Batter Up For Kids' Sake, please call the local BBBS office at 883-0411 or toll-free, 1-877-892-BIGS. You can also reach us by email at
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East Washington School Board meeting
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 19 August 2009 00:00
The following personnel was approved:
The resignation of Valerie Lewellen as HS Business teacher; Kenneth Nale as bus driver; Hank Vierling as bus driver and Donald Holders as 8th grade football coach.
The employment of Cynthia Robers, HS Business teacher; David Souder, bus driver; Kenneth Speigelhalder, bus driver; Mack Webster as shared permanent sub for both HS and MS; Angelique Hornung, HS ISS position; Steve Hattabaugh, 2nd shift custodian and Bonnie Hardin, Pauline Hurst, Sharon Smith, Jeannie Doebler, Bobbi Cope, Tina Hinkebein, Stacey Collier, Glinda Farley, Lori Hein, Robin Raley, Lisa Roberts, Melissa Sherron, Melissa Pickerill, Jayne Cress, Lisa Knight, Cathy Cress and Jana Sells be called back for the 2009-10 school year.
The following coaching positions were approved:
Mike Motsinger as 8th grade football coach; Chad Motsinger and Ben Motsinger as MS football coached with split stipend for the position; Justin Long as HS Assistant Football Coach; Josh Sherron and Thomas Jeter as Varsity Football Lay coaches; Ryan Osborne, Freshman boys Basketball coach; Tyler Dueser as Athletic Trainer with a salary of $2,000.00 as school and athletic department to split half; Amanda Couch as 7th grade Volleyball coach and Michael Prichard as 7th grade Football coach.
The board approved a request for Todd Elgin to take intermittent family medical leave beginning 8/10/06 till approximately 9/10/09 and Debra Greams family medical leave beginning 8/3/09 for four weeks.
A home bound instructor was approved for a middle school student as Mrs. Luedeman recommended along with the approved handbook.
Upon the request of Vice President Brian Motsinger the board will tour the completed summer projects before the next school board meeting of September 8. Member Eric Albertson asked about placing extra fencing at the baseball field, Superintendent Amick will check out the situation with Athletic Director Scott Newcomb.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 August 2009 08:57
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TREVOR O'MEARA and JOEY DAUBEN
The Ellis County Press
WAXAHACHIE - After years of using East Texas EMS services, Ellis County commissioners approved a new contract last week with CareFlite to cover emergency ambulatory situations.
Automatic helicopter launch provisions are expected to help reduce response times, according to county commissioners.
Nearly every vote in the commissioners' court meeting held on Monday, Aug. 4, approved the contract. Precinct 1 Commissioner Dennis Robinson, R-Palmer, and Precinct 3 Commissioner Heath Sims, R-Waxahachie, helped spearhead the new agreement, which is meant to help reach rural areas more easily.
"In my recommendation, we've found things that will improve our service," Sims said.
"We will have two more trucks in the county- one in Italy and one working from the Palmer area- which is going to help our rural areas immensely."
Only one voice rejected the proposal: Precinct 2 Commissioner Bill Dodson, R-Ennis, said he was concerned about the eastern part of the county.
"I've been up to CareFlite and have been very impressed with their services," Dodson said.
"However, I voted against it because I had not been shown the contract."
Currently, the plan hopes to maintain response times around 21 minutes for rural locations and 30 minutes for remote rural areas.
Yet while it may save some time in those areas, if a call goes out to a place adjoining an ambulance service, it would extend response times.
Other concerns include cost and business with other ambulatory services.
"I'm concerned about the cost of deploying helicopters," Dodson said, who was elected in 2006.
"Individuals picked up by CareFlite who are not on their insurance plan could probably pay as much as $10,000 for the call."
Companies like Air Evac Lifeteam and PHI also serve the county.
Air Evac charges $49 yearly for individual memberships, $55 for a couple and $60 for a family plan, but mainly serves a 150-mile radius around Air Evac "bases."
"You do not have to [be a member] to use Air Evac Lifeteam's services, but membership can save the patient a great deal of money," said Julie Heavrin, the Air Evac Lifeteam's public relations director.
Honoring existing memberships
"We hope that CareFlite will honor the agreements we have with our customers, who have subscribed to our services," said Air Evac's program director for the Ennis office, Rickey Reed. "In the past, we've worked together for years very well."
Ellis County's current contract for ambulatory services is set to expire on September 30. On August 25, the commissioner's court is set to reconsider the proposed contract's arrangement.
"We need to unify the ambulatory services and make it accessible to everyone, not just better it for some and hurt others," Dodson said.
Firemen and chiefs from across the county met last week at a fundraiser in Waxahachie where the topic of the Careflite contract was discussed.
Though off the record, several fire fighters were concerned about response times from Careflite and expressed their frustrations to their bosses, which consist of mainly rural and volunteer fire departments in nine emergency service districts in the county, entities that are charged with providing financial resources (via property taxes) to fire departments.
Those resources do not include ambulatory service; that decision is made by the four commissioners, who usually approve contracts for one company.


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[url=/en/News/News?aid=11957]Destiny Beta is Live![/url]
Da13thVerse9/9/2014 4:18:09 AM PermalinkEveryone the beta is up only now u paid 60 dollars and got 3 more planets. Yayyyyyhhhhh
Rq iGcGi7/26/2014 10:02:11 AM PermalinkSplitscreen in an MMORPGFPS? People don't understand the concept!!! Go play CoD.
ShadowHawky8/31/2014 6:55:30 AM PermalinkTHE DESTINY BETA IS LIVE AGAIN ONLY FOR PS4 EVERY GO AND TRY IT!! IT WILL ONLY LAST AN HOUR
LORDPHOENIX3687/25/2014 6:45:12 AM PermalinkI find enemy with level signs of ??? And every time I hit them is said that they were immune. I shot them with everything I had. What do I do.
FlyinGrayson3177/24/2014 7:36:04 PM PermalinkThe Crucible is the worst part of the game. Hopefully you will not be forced to play PvP to get necessary gear but get additional gear. If you have to play it to get good weapons then I'm going to be mad
SquirtyxXxRawrz7/25/2014 11:51:03 PM PermalinkThe sounds cut out a bit in Crusible, and the warlock class items are very unnoticeable..you should make them brighter so people can actually see them.
SynergyNT7/25/2014 4:20:45 PM PermalinkI think others have posted this before, but it seems like we should be able to control the flashlight, or at least turn it on manually as needed. I have my brightness set so it's not ultra bright at night, but then when playing in the day, the ghost doesn't turn the light on in some areas that are too dark. I know I can adjust the brightness as needed, but it seems silly to have to switch it back and forth all the time.
Irish Vanilla8/1/2014 5:41:47 PM PermalinkI hope that you guys put in a way for us to control the flashlight its annoying waiting for that lil gizmo to do it.
OneI WonderWorm7/26/2014 10:12:08 PM PermalinkI keep crashing and sever keeps dropping any one else having this problem
Belac Brave7/24/2014 8:09:03 PM PermalinkHey guys I'm just in sharing something I found out. If you go to the fourth mission where you have the beacons you can get into part of devils lair. You just keep running until you come to an area where you go into a sort of rock tunnel. Then there will be guys you cannot kill, you run past them. Then you run past more guys including a knight and shriker. That takes you into a gave with more invincible guys which you run past. Then you are in the refinery and have all level 8 guys to fight. You kill them and go outside and you can fight the devil walker.
DayRenagade7/27/2014 12:22:55 PM PermalinkI cannot find the Destiny Beta download on the dashboard, has it been taken off?
dianewol7/26/2014 10:32:35 PM PermalinkWow some ppl are so dumb (putting it mildly) Do you really think the beta version is what the final game will be. Stop asking bungie for stupid things like customization and other things. Do you think that you wont be able to advance past lvl 8? Beta is just a taster for what the game will be. Be patient and you won't be disappointed I'm sure. For all the other moaners. Go play something else!
BR battlemaster7/26/2014 6:59:25 AM PermalinkI have been herring lately that the beta is only going to be going on till the 28th. Please tell me this is not true cause i would be able to keep on playing the beta. So please if anyone knows could you please text me on xbox or reply. Xbox gtag is SvE Chaos.
iB4DG3R7/26/2014 9:35:48 PM Permalink(Suggestion) There is no public communication within the game other that point and dance. Just a suggestion but proximity chatting would be ideal when doing public events. Other than that it's a very nice game.
N7ShadowSeraph7/26/2014 7:21:06 PM PermalinkI was just wondering, hoping rather, if our gear and glimmer would transfer over not necessarily lvl but that would be nice.
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Simple Risotto with Sausage and Peppers
People are often afraid of risotto, when it is so easy to make. I used to teach classes on the subject in my old life, and the students were amazed at the simplicity. Risotto is the best dish to use up leftover … Continue reading
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Chili- The Perfect Food for Your Hangover
What is better on a cold winters night than chili? What am I saying? I am from Houston, and it is only cold for about 3 days a year. This is just plain good chili. Garnish with whatever you want, … Continue reading
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>Have you down-sized your egg roll and wonton wrappers and forgotten to
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When do you know that your drinking is out of control? When you projectile vomit in front of a class of six-year-olds? When you end a night smoking crack with some homeless guys? That probably gives the wrong impression of this low-key, truthful American indie about a hard-drinking couple whose marriage falls apart when one of them gets sober.
Married straight out of college, Kate (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and Charlie (Aaron Paul), live in LA. She's a primary school teacher, he's a music journalist. And like pretty much every other couple in their twenties, they drink. A lot. But when embarrassing-drunk gets scary-drunk – the vomiting and crack – Kate decides to get sober. Charlie reckons they should cut down, become wine-with-dinner people. But she joins AA ('Assholes Anonymous' he calls it) and their problems start. Road-to-recovery movies are usually paved with clichés. Not this one. 'Smashed' has the texture of life. Everyone knows couples like Kate and Charlie. And Mary Elizabeth Winstead – wow. She gives a career-making performance.
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I actually looked like a little boy when I was a kid, and I found out that I was also naughty, funny, silly, a bit crazy maybe, and I used to have a standard pose. A ridiculous standard pose! I used that pose anywhere and anytime while I took photos. So, what is that ridiculous "standard pose" that I liked so much when I was a kid? Let's check it out.
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My mother always said that she likes photography but she had not much extra money to spend on this hobby before. My parents always took us on holidays and of course,they will bring along their Nikon L35AF2 and snapped many photos of us.
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April 08, 2014 at 03:55 PM in Athletes/People, General Comments, Running/Adventures, Weekly Training Schedule | Permalink
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Congratulations are in order for two of our H.U.R.T. family members. Today, Johnny & Mieko welcomed their new baby girl, Mariko, in to the world at 6lb 10oz.
Future ultra running champion? I'm betting on it. I know I'm speaking for everyone when I say that we can't wait to meet her!!
September 20, 2013 at 03:16 PM in Athletes/People | Permalink
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Aloha athletes,
Apologies for the late notice but there is an important event happening Saturday, September 14 at 4:00 p.m. that we would like to share. The event is to celebrate the birthday of a friend to all and the mother of many....Cheryl!As a special part of this celebration, we will be asking for donations to a Pot-o-Gold for our dear friend, George Ramos. Bring a chair, a dish to share, and donation, if you are able. We will have a grill and good cheer available for all!
For those of you that don't know George, he was diagnosed with Thymic cancer in 2012 and he's been fighting a hard battle since. He has been in critical condition this week at Queens and he and his family need our support now more than ever.
If you'd like to donate but can't come in person, you can write a check payable to "George Ramos", and send it to: George Ramos, c/o Villiger Construction, 59-036 Kahauola St., Haleiwa, 96712.
For the party, look for us to be in this area - on the Kailua side of the beach near the pavilion starting at 4pm. If you have any questions please post them here. We hope to see everyone there.
September 13, 2013 at 10:56 AM in Athletes/People | Permalink
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Aloha Athletes,
Over the last few days a couple of the HURT family of runners have had some incredible results and success at two of the toughest ultra races on earth.
First, Larry Inouye started the Hardrock 100 this past Friday morning. If you don't know anything about Hardrock, know that it has 67,984 feet of total elevation change (The HURT 100 has approximately 25,000) and a 48 hour cutoff. Much of the race is above 10,000 feet in elevation with the average of 11,186. Runners cross 13 passes between 12,000 and 13,000 feet. Let's just say it is tough, especially for those of us that live at sea level. Photo courtesy of Cheryl Ridlon. Larry has to be one of the toughest runners I know often logging miles and miles on the trails. As anyone who has ever done one of these races knows, having a great support crew is very important. Here's another photo of Larry and his crew at the finish. Larry is definately Hard Rock tough!!
I hope Larry will write up a race report and we get to see some more photos.
The next runner, Doug Long, ran an equally challenging and extremely difficult ultra in the Badwater 135. Many people may think running on the road has got to be easy compared to a tough mountain run. The image below is the course profile. Badwater is far from a flat run in the desert. Oh, and did I mention heat? Yea, it gets a little hot in the desert, like 93 degrees at 6:00 a.m. up to 118-degrees around 3:00 p.m. Doug got a taste of Badwater last year when he paced and crewed for Hannah Roberts. She returned the favor this year. Based on Doug's results--he crushed it timewise, I think Doug likes the heat!
Again, Congratulations to both runners. We loved following you from afar and look forward to hearing more about both of these great adventures.
Aloha, Bob
July 16, 2013 at 10:16 PM in Athletes/People, Races Outside of Hawaii | Permalink
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Round We Go
I am constantly humbled by the kindness and generosity of the Hawaii sports community. It is truly a collection of people from all walks of life, all shapes and sizes, old and young who gather daily to take part in the gift of life by exercising the body that was given to them. We live in a unique environment that allows us access 365 days of the year with breathtaking backdrops while providing a stage for world-class events as well. Numerous as these communities of people are, so too are the ephemeral acts of humanity, compassion and charity that generally go without much notoriety or fanfare. These sorts of acts are a common thread among every group that I have been fortunate enough to get involved with. It is exactly because of these communities that I have been coming out to play year after year with the same enthusiasm for living and the environment that I have had since my first steps outdoors. I love experiencing the out of doors and I can say that when I am with those who have the same experiences, there is no need for explanations.
It seems only fitting when I had to make a decision to choose a form of expression to complete my study for the Bachelorette of Fine Art degree in Studio Art at the University of Hawaii at Manoa that I chose a participatory, experiential form outside the traditional studio. For the sake of engaging the academic, we'll call it "live art" or a "durational performance." For the rest of us, it's just going for a walk: a walk around the Island that is. I choose to walk because walking for pleasure or politic is a special way of attaching ourselves to the landscape. It coagulates time and makes a place dense with prickly details (Sacha Kagan). I am inviting the public to circumnavigate the island with me as pedestrians, starting from the University of Hawaii at Manoa Art Gallery at 12:00 pm on April 19, 2013 and eventually returning on April 21st at our point of departure. Eminently aware of the challenges of durational performance, this journey strives to create an aesthetic, gestural presence, within the context of the people who gather for the experience. This presence will inevitably disappear, but not before the residue of the experience has woven itself into the fabric of this place through the practice of telling stories and the conviviality of a community that continually inspires me. You can follow along via Facebook or Twitter if you can't participate. Here is a link to the route:
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April 11, 2013 at 06:50 PM in Athletes/People | Permalink
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As many of you know, Nickademus Hollon, became the 13th ever and this year's winner, of the Barkley Marathons. He was one of two who finished. He was third at January's HURT 100.
His race report can be found here. I would encourage you all to read it.
Congratulations Nickademus!!
April 04, 2013 at 05:39 PM in Athletes/People, Races Outside of Hawaii | Permalink
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I thought some of you might be interested in this so I am posting for all of you to check out.
Hello! To help keep you abreast of research related to ultramarathon running, I call your attention to some recent publications from our group which I've listed below. Links to the abstracts (when available) are provided, or can be found at the research page of the Western States Endurance Run (www.wser.org/research) where the entire list of WSER-related scientific publications can also be found.
We are most appreciative of the many of you who have participated in these various studies!
If you would like to receive the full paper for any of these publications, please let me know and I will be happy to send to you.
And….if you have not already enrolled in the ULTRA Study, please consider doing so. A summary of the study can be found at: http://www.run100s.com/ULTRAstudy.htm
The initial survey is at: http://bit.ly/ULTRAStudy
Many thanks to the over 1300 ultramarathon runners who have enrolled!
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March 28, 2013 at 07:59 AM in Athletes/People, General Comments, Nutrition and Supplements | Permalink
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A few of us were able to attend the service for Matt Leathers today. It was a humbling experience for me as a civilian to be in the company of these men and women who serve our country so unselfishly. Matt's family and children were in attendance as well and it was clear that respect was flowing both ways. While I only knew Matt as a HURT runner, it was clear that he was so much more to his family and Navy team members.
If you would like to honor Matt, there is an opportunity through something called Joggin' for Frogmen. Click this link to learn more: http://www.crowdrise.com/jogginforfrogmen
We encourage you to donate to this cause. At some point in the future we will honor Matt in our own HURT way. More details will come of that later. Again, I want to thank Robert Smith for capturing Matt out on the trails like he has so many of us. These photos and more were all shared with his personal and Navy family.
Na Koa Ke Kai - Warriors from the Sea
March 04, 2013 at 03:46 PM in Athletes/People | Permalink
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Today we learned missing Navy Seal was one of our own, Matt Leathers. Matt finished the HURT 100 in 2012 and also participated in the 2013 race. We are all extremely sad about this loss.
My own personal experince of Matt was limited. I remember him from running up at Peacock in 2011 and Barbi and I saw him out training for HURT in early November of 2011. When race day for the HURT 100 came around in January of 2012, I saw him at the pre-race meeting but didn't recognize him as he was in full beard and I am guessing probably just returned from doing what Seals do in some far away place.
The HURT family expesses our deepest condonolences to his personal family and members of his Seal family. We know all of this hits them extremely hard as well. Here are some photos of Matt that we want to share from happier times. Thank you to photographers Robert Smith, Sharon Smith, and Justin Lottig.
February 27, 2013 at 01:50 PM in Athletes/People | Permalink
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The HURT 100 is fast approaching as many of you know on January 19 and 20. Some runners have stepped up to raise some funds for excellent causes.
Two time winner Jason Loutitt is raising money for a foundation called Playing for Change. More info here.
Local runner Paul Sibley is committing his run to the Joyful Heart Foundation. More info here.
Sarah McIntosh is also raising money by pledges for the Fort Collins Cat Rescue & Spay/Neuter Clinic. More info here.
Sarah Lavallee's training and run is special too. She is raising money for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. More info here.
Aloha, Bob
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The Department of Radiation Oncology at Citrus Valley Medical Center is located at the Inter-Community Hospital campus. It has been proudly providing cancer treatment to residents of the San Gabriel Valley for nearly 40 years!
Following the merger in 1994 of three of San Gabriel's finest hospitals Queen of the Valley, Inter-Community, and Foothill Presbyterian - the Citrus Valley Health Partners have embarked on a program to upgrade patient services in the radiation treatment center. The result is a department that now offers state-of-the-art advances in radiation technology and treatment, and a cancer program comparable to the university setting. Physician services are provided by members of Cancer Care Consultants Medical Associates, with Dr. Uri M. Zisblatt as Medical Director.
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