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Patrick Donnelly, director of The Frost Place Poetry Seminar, is the author of The Charge (Ausable Press, 2003, since 2009 part of Copper Canyon Press) and Nocturnes of the Brothel of Ruin (Four Way Books, 2012), the latter book a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award. In 2013 he received a U.S./Japan Creative Artists Program award, to fund a 3-month residency in Japan during 2014. Donnelly is a current associate editor of Poetry International, a contributing editor of Trans-Portal , and a former associate editor (1999 – 2009) at Four Way Books. He has taught at Smith College, Colby College, the Lesley University MFA Program, The Frost Place, the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, and elsewhere. He was a 2008 recipient of an Artist Fellowship from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and of the 2004 Margaret Bridgman Fellowship in Poetry from the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. His poetry has appeared in many journals, including American Poetry Review, Ploughshares, The Yale Review, The Virginia Quarterly Review, and Hayden's Ferry Review. He lives in Western Massachusetts with his spouse Stephen D. Miller, with whom he translates classical Japanese poetry and drama. Donnelly and Miller's translations are included in The Wind from Vulture Peak: The Buddhification of Japanese Waka in the Heian Period (Cornell East Asia Series, 2013). Their translations have also appeared in many journals, including Bateau, Cha: An Asian Literary Journal, Circumference, The Drunken Boat, eXchanges, Kyoto Journal, Metamorphoses, New Plains Review, and Noon: The Journal of the Short Poem.
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Note: The Commission may take action on any agenda item. As required by the State Sunshine Law (Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 92), specific issues not noted on this agenda cannot be voted on, unless properly added to the agenda.
I. Call to Order by Chair Sylvia Young
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The majority of inkjet printers use ink cartridges that can be repeatedly used. Because the price of ink could be high, refilling your cartridges can save you a considerable amount of money.
You can purchase inkjet refill kits from a workplace supplies shop in your locality. The kits typically comprise ink, syringes as well as an instruction booklet. The colour refill kits from your printer will feature yellow, blue and red ink, each contained within separate bottles.
You will need to remove the cartridge out of your printer before you begin to refill them. Your printer will probably house a black cartridge and a colour cartridge. Make sure that you remove the correct cartridge. You will find holes for that ink within label on top of the cartridge. Accomplish this label to gain access to these holes.
Put the ink cartridge onto a non-porous surface that has been covered with a protective sheet and pull on some latex gloves to prevent both hands from becoming covered within the ink. If you're worried about spoiling your clothing, you might desire to wear old clothes throughout the refilling process. The entire process of refilling your cartridges could be messy; ink is able to smear everywhere and can stain your carpets and flooring it is essential that you are careful. Ensure that you are armed with wet sponges absolutely help clean up any ink spills effortlessly.
The holes on top of your ink cartridge will connect with a specific colour. Match the shades up to the bottles present in your refill kit. Concentrating on one colour at any given time, insert the correct ink in to the hole around the cartridge while using syringe. It is essential that you simply refill your ink cartridge slowly otherwise you will risk spilling a lot of it. Because the ink might take time to be absorbed into the ink cartridge, ensure that you provide yourself with enough time for you to complete the task undisturbed. If you are refilling your cartridge while small children and animals have been in the home, make sure that you do not give them accessibility ink cartridge or the refill kit.
After you have refilled all the colours, put the label back over the refill holes. Be sure that the label adheres towards the cartridge securely. If it does not do so, use a bit of sticky tape to keep the label in place. The refill holes must be hidden to prevent a lot of it from evaporating. Once you have covered the holes, insert your cartridge in to the printer and follow the instructions supplied by your printer's manufacturer.
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In addition to the University mark, Intercollegiate Athletics logo, and University seal, other Penn State symbols and emblems are used by the University, primarily in the areas of athletics and alumni relations. These include the image of the Nittany Lion statue, Nittany Lion mascot caricatures, the Pride of Lions symbol, and paw prints.
The Nittany Lion
The Nittany Lion is a legendary Pennsylvania mountain lion that once roamed Mount Nittany, and the valleys of central Pennsylvania that eventually became the birthplace of The Pennsylvania State University. Shortly after the turn of the century, the Nittany Lion began to represent the athletic spirit of the University. Its popularity as a University symbol grew, and the class of 1940 commissioned a sculpture of the Nittany Lion as a gift to the University. The statue, sculpted by Heinz Warneke, was completed in 1942 and placed next to Recreation Hall. Today, this image of the Lion is considered to be the most universally recognized symbol of the University, and it is represented in both the University mark and the Intercollegiate Athletics logo.
Line drawings of both the full-bodied view of the statue and three-quarter view of the statue's head have been standardized as "classic" Nittany Lion artwork. Generally, this artwork is most appropriate for use in sports or alumni materials.
Classic Nittany Lion artwork is trademarked by The Pennsylvania State University and its uses are strictly controlled by the University. Information about classic Nittany Lion artwork also is available on the Licensing website.
Questions regarding the use of this artwork may be directed to the Department of University Marketing, 814-863-1870.
Pride of Lions Designs
The Pride of Lions design originally was developed to enhance the sales of licensed merchandise and provide opportunities for new product lines. It also has been adopted for use by some Intercollegiate Athletics teams. It is important to note that Pride of Lions designs is reserved exclusively for use in athletics.
The Pride of Lions design includes the stylized head of a mountain lion and typographic treatment of the words "Penn State Nittany Lions." There are four basic variations of the design and five separate arrangements of the typography. No other versions of the design or arrangements of the typography are acceptable. All reproductions should be made from clear, quality master artwork or files. The logo may be reduced or enlarged as needed but the individual elements in the design should not be changed. The recommended color palette for Pride of Lions designs is PMS 282 (dark navy blue), white, and PMS 877 (grey).
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Pride of Lion designs are trademarked by The Pennsylvania State University and their uses are strictly controlled by the University. Artwork for these designs is available from the Department of University Licensing, and questions regarding the use of this symbol should be directed to University Marketing, 814-863-1870.
Nittany Lion Mascot Caricatures
Nittany Lion mascot caricatures often are popular and find their way into various materials. These images are reserved almost exclusively for athletics, alumni, or student event materials, and are inappropriate for materials related to academic programs and departments.
An approved caricature of the Nittany Lion mascot is available in numerous poses. Additional poses can be commissioned at a cost of $250 per pose, which is paid by the unit requesting the pose. Any new pose that is created then becomes part of the overall collection and is available to the entire University.
Nittany Lion mascot caricatures are trademarked by The Pennsylvania State University and their uses are strictly controlled by the University. Artwork for the caricature is available from the Department of University Publications, and questions may be directed to Jeff Hermann, 814-863-1870.
The use of the paw print symbol is reserved almost exclusively for athletics and athletic-related events. Additionally, reproductions are limited to the colors of black, white, blue (PMS 282 or PMS 287), and grey (PMS 877)
The approved paw print is strictly controlled by the University. The artwork is available from the Department of University Marketing or University Licensing, and use of this symbol should be approved by Marketing or Licensing ahead of time. Questions may be directed to the Department of University Marketing, 814-863-1870.


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Friends Ali Landry and Alison Sweeney, aka The Alis, wanted more quality time with their busy Hollywood gal pals who juggled their careers with motherhood. Thus, a series of themed dinner parties was born, which evolved into TV Guide Network's five-part series, Hollywood Girls Night, premiering Sunday at 9/8c.
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On June 7, 2012 300 children from Steve MacLean Public School in Ottawa, Canada performed a flashmob to promote the South Ottawa Race Day. In partnership with the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation, all proceeds from the South Ottawa Race Day will support brain cancer research and treatment in memory of Heather Geddie.
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Are the White Sox rebuilding? Do they plan on contending in 2012? I really don't know because the team is making it somewhat difficult to discern. Yes, Kenny said the Sergio Santos trade was the beginning of a rebuild, but then Jerry Reinsdorf said that he thought the team would contend next season and the only move they've made is moving Santos.
The market for John Danks and Gavin Floyd hasn't been as strong as Williams was hoping, so they're both still White Sox at the moment, and if you're truly rebuilding, then those two are going to go.
Then there's the latest trade rumor involving the White Sox, which is another trade that would not signify rebuilding to me.
According to Jon Heyman, the Sox were in talks with the Blue Jays about Carlos Quentin, but those talks cooled off.
#chisox had something working w/ bluejays for quentin but it appears to be cool now. seeking other suitors.
Now looking past the fact that I'm not entirely sure Kenny realizes there are 30 teams in the Major Leagues, and without knowing what the Sox were asking in return, trading Quentin is not rebuilding.
That's just move that seems to make sense. If the Sox want to get more playing time for both Dayan Viciedo and Alejandro De Aza next season, then moving Carlos has to happen. Again, this isn't a move to rebuild as much as it's a move we've all expected to happen at some point this winter.
Granted, there's a long time between now and when spring training starts, and anything that's not nailed down may have been moved by then, but the truth is this team can't really rebuild anything until it's free of the Alex Rios and Jake Peavy contracts. Something that won't happen via trade this winter.
So I'm starting to think the true plan is to see what the market is for guys like Danks and Floyd this winter, but unless Williams is blown away by an offer -- like the Banuelos and Montero deal he wanted from the Yankees -- he's not going to do anything. Instead he'll go into the season with both, and if the Sox are out of it come the trade deadline, move them then.
Of course, if that's the case, then why the hell did Williams say he was rebuilding?
If you're truly trying to get value from other teams for your moveable assets, you don't announce to the world that you're holding a sale and that everything must go. That only lowers the value of those assets.
So, maybe, much like the rest of us these days, the White Sox aren't quite sure what the hell they're planning on doing either. Which is not a very comforting thought, is it?


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Do you have a love of fabric, furniture, and a talent for decorating? In a few states, unless you have a license, it's tough luck if you want to start a decorating business. Most states actually have laws that limit the use of the title "interior designer."
| Lauren Boice, a cancer survivor and former hospice nurse's assistant, has a business that connects licensed cosmetologists with homebound elderly, sick, and terminally ill patients who need in-home services. Although she is strictly a coordinator and doesn't provide any cosmetology services herself, the Arizona Board of Cosmetology insists she must open an actual physical salon that she will never use.
Every state licenses medical doctors, lawyers, nurses, and chiropractors—professions that most people would say should be licensed. Every state also licenses architects, surveyors, and cosmetologists—professions that some people might be less likely to agree should be licensed. The vast majority of states license other professions such as accountants, athletic trainers, insurance agents, massage therapists, and private detectives. Then there are states that license animal caretakers, craft artists, and even librarians.
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More and more, licensing represents a growing barrier to entering all sorts of occupations. Economic research shows that licensing makes services more expensive and makes it more difficult—often unnecessarily so—for people to enter a new profession. In Arizona approximately 85 professions are licensed and licensing costs the state an estimated $660 million in lost economic activity.
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I can see how facing gsp was the pinnacle of most of their careers. Fitch though faded into obscurity 4-5 years later when the ufc were jack asses and cut him. He was in the top 10 for a long time after gsp beat him.
I can see how facing gsp was the pinnacle of most of their careers. Fitch though faded into obscurity 4-5 years later when the ufc were jack asses and cut him. He was in the top 10 for a long time after gsp beat him.
Fair enough.
I didn't see all 5 of those, but I recall the Alves fight in particular as being tough to watch in terms of Fitch's smothering style. Had he beaten BJ Penn (big size advantage to Fitch), he would have gotten his title shot rematch.
Johny Hendricks agrees with Matt Hughes, but hopes GSP comes back
"I hope we get him back," Hendricks told MMAjunkie Radio. "I hope I can get this belt and get a couple fights underneath me, and he comes back. That's what I'm shooting for."
Hendricks (15-2 MMA, 10-2 UFC), who on Saturday fights Robbie Lawler (22-9 MMA, 7-3 UFC) for the vacant welterweight belt at UFC 171, partially agreed with an opinion shared by UFC Hall of Famer Matt Hughes, who was skeptical St-Pierre would return to the cage after his split-decision win over "Big Rigg" at UFC 167.
Hughes said St-Pierre took a "beating" in the Hendricks fight and was bested in every area of their five-round title bout at UFC 167 despite winning on points. He said the 32-year-old fighter had little left to prove in coming back from a self-imposed hiatus, where a rematch with the No. 1 contender might be found.
For Hendricks, the question of whether St-Pierre might give him another chance is simple.
"Would you want to look like that after another fight?" he chuckled. "You can't take me down, you can't hurt me on the feet, and here's the thing – that was my first five-round fight. I'm getting better. I'm getting stronger now that I know how to run my camps. So yeah, I think a little bit has to do with that."
Hendricks didn't doubt that St-Pierre's personal problems contributed to his decision to step away from the sport, but added that he isn't inside the former champ's head and can't be sure what his issues are. St-Pierre has indicated that obsessive-compulsive disorder is to blame, as well as a discontentment with the UFC's current drug testing policies.
Whatever it is, Hendricks wants a rematch with "Rush." But he won't consider his legacy diminished if he doesn't get the opportunity.
"He's just a man," Hendricks said. "I've proved enough my last fight, and if he doesn't come back, I proved enough. If I continue to win and do everything that I'm able to, then it doesn't matter. Because by that time, hopefully they won't forget him, but in five years or 10 years, they'll forget who I was.
"There's going to be another guy just like me or just like him that dominates the sport. That's the way I'm looking at it. Hopefully, I can move it my way. He was an amazing champ; he's done amazing things for the sport. You can't ever take that away from him, so how do you move people to where they might be [saying] you might be that?"
I'm still coming to terms with the fact that Robbie Lawler could potentially be the UFC Welterweight champion. If someone told me that a year ago I would have burst into laughter.
Hendricks has all the tools and power to win the fight but it only takes that one nuclear bomb from Lawler to end a fight as well, so if Hendricks plays it right, it's his fight to win. Robbie can't take him down, overpower him, or outwrestle him. He has to do his best to keep distance and avoid Hendricks tying him up. If he is unable to do so, Hendricks will control where the fight goes and also has more than enough in his fists to hurt Lawer as we all know.
War Hendricks.
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STORYTIME BEGINS IN OCTOBER It is hard to believe that summer is over and school has begun. As our thoughts turn to fall we do have something to look forward to, STORYTIME FOR PRESCHOOLERS! Our program for toddlers and preschoolers begins on October 8 at 10 in the morning. This Wednesday morning program is a sure sign of fall. Take this opportunity to expose your children to stories, fingerplays and songs that stretch their imaginations and improve their aural vocabulary. Don't miss our adult book discussion at the end of the month. Check the calendar of events for programs in October. Our Book Sale is in full swing. Sale of these books augments our book budget for the year. Come in and check out the gently used books that are on sale. You won't find a better bargain in town! September is Library Card Month. If you don't have a card stop in and get one. You will need a photo ID and proof of current address.
SUMMER READING IS ENDING Thank you to all the children who participated in the Summer Reading Program! 121 children read during the six week period that began on June 16. Although the number may seem small the readers chalked up over 50,000 minutes of reading thus far this summer. That is the most minutes read in the 14 years Christine Carroll has been running the program at the library. Attendance at the various programs broke records. Over 115 children and more than 20 adults came to the last program with Noelle Tarrant and her animal presentation ZooZort. A favorite memory will be the chinchilla bathing with chinchilla dirt in her Barbie bathtub. Our Reader of the week was Cedrick Jackson. The winners of the Grand Prizes were Blake Mertens (cat), Mary Fugmann (Lion), Cindy Liu (seal), Anna Waltenberry (dragon) and John Behnke (maze book). All of these winners read for more than 3 weeks and several for all 6 weeks. Congratulations to the prize winners and to all the reading participants. It is good to remember that all of the readers are winners because they are constantly expanding their knowledge of the world.
Dan Kirk, juggler extraordinaire, rocked the library last Thursday with his humor and amazing talent with balls plates, Indian Clubs, unicycle and peacock feathers. Over 130 people filled the first floor of the library and had the best time watching Dan balance, toss and "light up" the room. He even made a book ignite! Thursday, June 26 will be open to those who registered for the craft program. Unfortunately the registration is closed at this time. However there may be cancelations so feel free to call to see if any spots have opened up. On July 10 at 3 in the afternoon Scott Obermann will amaze us all with his sleight of hand, as he performs magic in the Kay Swan Room on the second floor of the library. Don't miss this great performer who will visit us after the 4th of July. All those who began reading on June 16 will be eligible for their first book on June 23. If you started a day or two later, fear not! Just come in after you have read for at least 20 minutes on 7 different days and pick up your free book and enter into the grand prize drawing that will take place on July 31. It is not too late to begin reading and earning your way to 6 free books and chances on our prize drawing. Make it a family affair and sign up for the teen or adult reading program and read your way to a free book of your choice.
Summer reading is about to begin at the Berlin Public Library.
Thursday June 16 will kick off our program, "FIZZ BOOK READ". That is the day everyone will begin reading for our free books and for our grand prizes. The Reading Program will again encourage children to read for 20 minutes a day. The incentive from the library is a free book for every 7 days of reading. Everyone will have the opportunity to receive 6 books over the summer. Also for every completed week of reading each child will have one chance at the "Grand Prizes". Teen readers will have the opportunity to order a book of their choice as an incentive to read over the six week period.
Registration for the Summer Reading Program may be done at the library, by e-mail or by phone beginning June 1.
On June 19, at 1 in the afternoon, Dan Kirk, a juggler, will entertain people of all ages. The next program on June 26 is a craft day open to children over the age of 6. Registration for this program is limited to 50 children. Four more programs follow on successive Thursdays in July. July 10 features Scott Obermann, a magician. His program is at 3:00 in the afternoon in the Kay Swan room of the library. On July 17 at 1:00 p.m., Mike Neumeyer will offer a musical program sure to entertain all ages. Our program with a bang will feature Bill Bosworth and will feature chemistry of the FIZZ and BOOM variety. It is sure to be a program with a definite WOW factor. Our final program will feature Noelle Tarrant and a number of animals. This program will culminate with the grand prize drawing for the summer reading program.
Contact information is as follows: Anni Jones Berlin Public Library, 920-361-5420, email@example.com.
DISPLAY WALL: Our display wall is looking for a theme for the months of July, September and November! I you have an art collection that you are prepared to share with the community call the library and book one of these months.
LONG OVERDUE MATERIALS:The Berlin Public Library in an effort to save time and money has undertaken a program to recover materials that are seriously overdue. We have hired Unique Management Services, a collection agency that works with libraries throughout the United States to contact patrons with materials that are considered lost. Material loss is a serious problem. It costs library patrons a great deal of money and inconvenience when library materials are not returned. There are options that you may take to avoid consequences to your credit rating. Renew items via phone, over the internet or in person at the Berlin Public Library. Work with the library to clear your account over a period of time. Your efforts will help the library money go further for the entire community.
PROGRAMS: Saturday April 19th at 10am Laura Keyes will adopt the persona of Laura Ingalls Wilder for a program here at the library. Laura Ingalls Wilder: The Real Story – Hear the real history of Laura Ingalls Wilder, and discover the times, places, and people who inspired her wonderful books.
As in years past the library will be holding an egg decorating program on Saturday April 12, at 10 in the morning. Avoid the mess and spills at your house and join us at the library for a morning of decorating fun. This is a free program and all materials except for hard boiled eggs will be provided for children participating. Call and sign your child up, boil half a dozen eggs (or more) and bring your child to one of our best attended programs of the year. There is a limit of 20 children so sign up early and don't miss out on the fun.
SUPEREASY DOWNLOAD FOR KINDLE USERS: Try downloading to your Kindle or other device directly from our catalog. Put in your favorite author's name and when results appear narrow your search to e-books. Scroll down to see if any volumes are available. If they are, you click on CHECK OUT, verify your library card number and pin number (last 4 digits of your phone number) and lo and behold it is checked out! You will be directed to go to your account where you have the option of returning the book or downloading. Choose the format you need, in my own case Kindle. Kindle users will be directly connected with Amazon, where one click of "Get Library Book" downloads the title wirelessly to your device. It was so easy I was amazed a non-techy person like me did it in a flash. If you are hesitant, bring in your device and we will help you with a sample download. Even better news is the fact that if you make a mistake, or just don't like the book you can return it immediately! I am absolutely hooked!
PARDON OUR DUST!: Have you been looking for the bubbler lately? It is missing in action! We are in the process of adding a unisex bathroom to the second floor and until the plumbing is completed it is advisible to bring your own water bottle to the library. Many patrons have bemoaned the fact that there was not a restroom on the second floor and we agreed with their assessment. We hope people who come to meetings or programs at the library will see the addition as a positive change. Check out our FACEBOOK page for pictures of the construction.
E-BOOKS: Are you looking for a children's or young adult e-book? Are they hard to find among all the other books on Overdrive. Try this link that will automatically take you to children's and teen e-books on Overdrive.http://sql.winnefox.org/winnefox/er/go.asp?lib=ber&db=okt
ADULT BOOK DISCUSSIONS: Join us the last Wednesday of each month for an adult book discussion. This is open to everyone and is very informal. The book of the month can be found on the calendar on our website. Stop in the library to pick up a copy to read in advance.
WHAT'S NEW AT THE LIBRARY: Over the last year two collections have disappeared from library shelves, videos and audio books on cassette. The last of the books on cassette were withdrawn from the children's collection and are now replaced with PLAYAWAY BOOKPACKS. BOOKPACKS consist of an MP3 player and a set of picture books. All of the books can be listened to on the MP3 player. A set of earphones and a battery are required. The checkout period is 3 weeks. Check out "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus" and other Mo Willems favorites along with many other author and classic collections. We have also recently purchased CD's of this year's Grammy nominees and have ordered the movies nominated for academy awards. Not all are being released to DVD before the awards ceremony but the will be available at the library as soon as they arrive.
The displays in the library for the next months will feature the art of our local schools. Presently, art from Berlin High School is featured on the display wall and the display cases.
Have you noticed our new neon sign that lets you know when we are open? There is no missing it!
STORYTIME REGISTRATION: Storytime will begin on February 5 and continue until April 17. The Wednesday session is held at 10 in the morning and the "Family Storytime" held on thursday evenings is at 6:30. Preschoolers and their families are invited to join in this half hour of stories songs and fingerplays for this spring session. Call the library at 361-5420 or register at the desk when you come in. Although attendance at every session is not required, there is a minimum group requirement for the session to take place. If you are interested in either group call or stop in to register.
HAPPY NEW YEAR: As 2014 begins, the staff at the library would like to thank everyone who supported the library in the last year. Over 100,000 people visited the library, an average of over 300 people a day. Those patrons used the computers, borrowed books, movies magazines and music, researched the lives of their relatives, made copies, typed a variety of documents, picked up tax forms, met with people in many community groups, came to watch children's movies on Tuesday night, accessed electronic books and magazines, read the papers and used the wireless access the library provides. Many used staff expertise to learn more about the internet, and how to use those new "gadgets" considerate relatives gave them for Christmas. Hundreds of children and adults enjoyed the entertainment provided through the Summer Reading Program. Adult programs included everything from care of our gardens to care of our minds. Those patrons who visited also noted the disappearance of several collections, videos, and books on cassette to name two. They also saw the arrival of digital books in the form of Playaways, books on MP3 players. What did everyone check out? This past year 32,000 adult books and 27,000 children's books were read. Over 2500 magazines were enjoyed. Over 3000 books and 4500 CD's were listened to by young and old alike. Over 45000 movies were watched. All in all it was a "good year" and we are thankful for it and for all the community support we have enjoyed.
DIG INTO READING: Summer reading is about to begin at the Berlin Public Library. Registration for all summer programs will begin on May 28. Children signing up for the program will again have their pictures taken for their "passport" into a summer of fun! Thursday June 13 will kick off our program, "Dig Into Reading" with a craft program at 1:00 p.m. open to children of 6 and up (finished kindergarten). Registration is required for the craft day. Five more programs follow on successive Thursdays. June 20 features Jason Huneke, a master juggler. The program is at 1 in the afternoon. On June 27 at 3 p.m., Bob Bosworth will dig into the world of "Bugs Beetles and Bookworms. There will be two programs on July 11. Paul Meiklein will present a cartooning workshop for all ages at 1 in the afternoon. At 3 he will have a "hands on" workshop for teens only about how to cartoon. Registration is required for this teen event. Daryl Rogers will stretch our credibility with amazing magic on July 18 at 1 in the afternoon. Our final program will feature Nature's Niche a program full of animals. This program will culminate with the grand prize drawing for the summer reading program.
The Reading Program will again encourage children to read for 20 minutes a day. The incentive from the library is a free book for every 7 days of reading. Everyone will have the opportunity to receive 6 books over the summer. Also for every completed week of reading each child will have one chance at the "Grand Prizes". Registration for the Summer Reading Program may be done at the library, by e-mail or by phone. Contact information is as follows: Anni Jones, Berlin Public Library, 920-361-5420, email@example.com.
The programs for teens and adults will also require registration at the library. Teens are also being asked to read for at least 20 minutes a day and to record their reading in a "passport". There will be a weekly drawing for Shepherd's gift certificates. The first completed week will also qualify for a handy bookbag that collapses into a small zipper pouch. Adults will also qualify for the zipper pouch after one week of reading. Completion of weekly reading will qualify adult readers for a drawing for Berlin "Chamber" dollars that can be spent at local businesses.
KIDS @ THE MOVIES: Join us at the library every Tuesday evening in March and April for a family night of children's movies. Movies like Madly Madagascar, Pirates, Band of Misfits and others will be entertaining for all members of your family. Showings are at 6 p.m. and generally last for 90 minutes. Check the calendar on the web page for which film is being shown. Those movies that exceed 2 hours will begin earlier. Check for any time changes by calling the library at 920-361-5420.
REGISTER FOR STORYTIME: Storytime for preschoolers will begin the week of February 4. Call to register for the Wednesday or Thursday storytime or stop at the desk when you are in the library.
Our on line catalog is being upgraded and will boast some great new features to help you find material of interest to you. Go to our online catalog and choose "TRY OUR NEW CATALOG" to begin enjoying the new features that will be soon available to you. Keep in mind there is still work in progress and you may not be able to log in at all times. If you can't, try again at another time. We will let you know when it is up and running as our main catalog.
One of the first differences that you will notice is that you are first asked to select the library of your choice. For Berlin Library patrons that would be BERLIN. You are immediately able to start your search from the most general category of "all fields", or you may select a narrower search of title, author or subject. In the all fields, title and subject searches you will have a number of options, a click away, to narrow your search. Most notably across the top of your search you will be able to select the format of material you want, from book to movie to e-book. You may also narrow your search by library, age group, genre and author. There are a number of new features that allow you to keep a list of your favorites, create a book bag for consideration before placing a hold and even short biographies of an author when you search by author. If you would like a "personal" tour around the upcoming catalog stop in at the library and let us "show you around."
Have you tried dowloading e-books from our free resource "OVERDRIVE". We have held several workshops explaining how to download to your own Nook or Kindle or other e-reader. If you have missed the workshops and would like to get started downloading e-books, handouts of instructions for your devise are available at the library. For personal help call for an appointment and arrangements will be made to assist you. Another popular resource for the travel season are Playaways. These personal MP3 players are loaded with one book title and can be listened to individually with the addition of earphones and an AA battery. There are converters available that allow you to play the device through your car speaker system by hooking into the earphone jack. Books like "Touching Spirit Bear" may be enjoyed by the whole family as you drive.
If you have questions about any of our programs please call the library during business hours at 920-361-5420.


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Questcor To Commence Phase 2 Study Of Acthar For ALS
ANAHEIM, Calif., July 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Questcor Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOR) announced today that patient screening will commence in connection with Questcor's Phase 2 Study to explore the safety and tolerability of H.P. Acthar® Gel (repository corticotropin injection) in patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). ALS -- often referred to as Lou Gehrig's disease -- is a progressive, degenerative disease affecting motor neurons. ALS is a serious debilitating disease that significantly alters one's quality of life. According to the ALS Association, the average life expectancy from the time of diagnosis for someone affected by this disorder is about two to five years.
The study will seek to enroll up to 40 patients in an 8-week randomized, open-label trial designed to explore the safety and tolerability of four dosing regimens of Acthar. Patients who successfully conclude the initial 8-week trial will then have the option to participate in a 28-week open-label extension with a 3-week taper and one week follow-up period. The study will also examine whether Acthar provides any functional improvement to ALS patients.
"Questcor has focused its expanding R&D efforts on devastating medical conditions for which patients are in need of new treatment options," said Dr. David Young, Questcor's Chief Scientific Officer. " We are continually understanding more about the mechanism of action of Acthar and how it might provide benefit to patients in need. Initial non-clinical research efforts provided us with data suggesting that Acthar may potentially provide therapeutic benefit to patients with ALS, leading us to conduct this important phase 2 study to further explore this possibility."
"In addition to this ALS trial, Questcor has on-going trials in idiopathic membranous nephropathy, systemic lupus erthymatosus, and diabetic nephropathy," continued Dr. Young. "These trials, combined with many mechanism of action studies and numerous Questcor-sponsored investigator initiated studies, are aimed at building the body of evidence surrounding the safety and efficacy of Acthar in both on-label and potential new indications."
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Obama raises the stakes—and Americans respond
Barack Obama took a big gamble in his speech on Reverend Wright and race, last week. And it appears that Americans rose to the call. Instead of giving us a dumbed-down response to the controversy over Rev. Wright's inflammatory preaching, Obama spoke of the complexity, the good and bad, the hardships--and the triumphs that only sometimes result from lifetimes of struggle on uneven playing fields.
I didn't hear the speech as it was delivered. I was in Washington, DC, at a panel at the Take Back America conference on the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., headed up by Rev. Jesse Jackson. I expected that the controversy with Rev. Wright would be discussed, but, bizarrely, there was not a single mention.
Instead, I read Obama's speech on the plane on the way home, in part to see if the words, read critically without his charismatic presentation, would be persuasive.
I felt then, and I feel now after having also watched the speech, that this is one of the most important speeches of our time.
Americans are deeply torn by the issue of race. Obama offered blunt honesty, pain, and hope, coupled with an expectation that we do have it within us all to struggle with an issue that lacks easy answers. No scapegoats were offered for people of any race. No turning a back on anyone, even when they say things we may not like. No easy answers, and no writing off the anger of black people or white people -- who have good reasons to be angry even though people of color are not the source of their pain nor should they be subjected to its expression.
We need to understand and address the causes of the deep disquiet so many feel in this country, and our inability to untangle the issues of race have kept us from doing that -- until now.
Did the gamble pay off? That will be up to all of us. Good leadership, like Obama's, is not a substitute for our own work on this issue. But he showed us it can be done and showed us how. And, according to a NBC/Wall Street Journal post-speech poll, the American people continue to admire and support Obama. He, unlike Hillary Clinton, continues to lead McCain in a hypothetical one-on-one contest.
Whatever you think of his candidacy, Obama is offering us a way forward in the difficult, but ultimately deeply hopeful, process of taking on one of the big challenges of our time -- how we get along across the many lines that divide us.


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Good crowd, last year we had over 500 participants. We have a live band, Craig and the Crawdads, snacks, and a usually considered pretty cool T-shirt. Registration fee includes a free pass to tour the center, usually $10.00. We will award age group awards in both running and walking. Good time!
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At Good Life Wellness, highly trained Jessica Sleight administers acupuncture treatments while a team of licensed massage therapists kneads away stress and back pain. Sixty-minute acupuncture treatments use tiny needles to tap into pressure, ward off ailments, and restore the body's natural defenses by pinning up tiny Beware of Dog signs. Alternatively, customers can opt for a classic Swedish massage, or tackle chronic pain with a firmer deep-tissue session. For clients with particular aches or fragile wings, the therapist can work to craft a custom massage that's personalized to particular needs.
The Italian word "ciao" means both hello and goodbye, though "bella" always means beautiful. So when a stylist at Ciao Bella calls out the salon's namesake phrase, she could be greeting a returning guest, but she might also be sending off a client transformed by a cut, color, or chemical-relaxer service. The staff uses Matrix and California Smooth products to achieve these transformations amid the salon's cheery turquoise walls and wood furnishings, carved from only the most fashion-forward trees.
The savvy, dedicated staff at Sabatelli's Golden Salon & Day Spa helps customers achieve sun-kissed skin by coating their bodies in a UV-free tanning solution fortified with antioxidants and pure botanicals. The darkening concoction utilizes Infinity Sun technology, which atomizes various treatment lotions into a mist that precisely anoints epidermises with an even-toned hue over the course of 15 minutes. The procedure affords the opportunity to choose the preferred shade of tan and solution type. A bronze solution strives for instant color, and the clear solution brings out a tan that appears gradually and eventually gives customers the ability to become invisible. If nurtured properly, each tan can last for up to 14 days.
Hair is an important part of a person's appearance, so unwanted hair loss, hair thinning, and hair-texture changes can be surprising and unwelcome developments. That's where Belle Chic Studio Salon steps in. Since 1994, it has outfitted its customers with a variety of wigs and hair extensions. Skin-weft extensions that look and feel natural seamlessly add length and volume to hair. A staffer applies the extension to the scalp with tape?in a process far more effective than applying it with sticky bubblegum. For micro-ring extensions, on the other hand, a hair-loss expert uses MicroLinks to attach the extension to the client's natural hair, for results that last for up to five months. Toupees are also available; staffers can attach a toupee to as few as five existing strands of hair.
People who already have a full head of hair but want to make it longer and smoother can undergo a keratin hair-straightening process. This treatment is suitable for any ethnicity or race and works on all types of curls. Clients decide how straight they want their hair to become.
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