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A Usual Gift: A List of Birthstones by Month
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My little sister is really into all things zodiac and anything dealing with our inner 'chi' and what makes up who we are. She believes that our moods and personalities all have something to do with the current planetary alignment and the position of the stars. She's been this way for years so my parents and I are pretty used to it by now, although sometimes she loses us a little bit in conversation. But what can I say? That's my baby sis and I love her anyway.
For her 26th birthday I was completely unsure what to get for her since her tastes in clothes and things are rather different nowadays, however she helped me out by making her own request. She simply wanted a list of birthstones by month. Nothing more, nothing less; I asked her repeatedly if she was sure that was all she wanted and kept saying yes, so that's what I was determined to get her.
Now, I didn't want to just simply go online and print out a basic list off the internet- I wanted it to be more personal and have more personality than that. So I went out and found a very unique looking list of birthstones by month that were listed out on this paper that was made to look like it had a mystical edge to it. I blew up the list to poster size, had it laminated, then had it put in a frame so that she could hang it on her wall. She fell in love with immediately! Now whenever we have guests over she brings them to her room so she can discuss what their birthstone means. Probably reads their fortune too!
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I took a nasty fall and might have broken my hip.
Just so you know.
I'll update you when I can.
I took a nasty fall and might have broken my hip.
Just so you know.
I'll update you when I can.
Jesus! Best of luck with that old chap.
Best of luck!
That's terrible..good luck
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Oh no, hope it's not broken and hope you feel better soon.
In his autumn, before the winter, comes man's last mad surge of youth
Awwww, Neil. Dammit!
Hope it isn't broken.
Oh, Neil....
I will think good thoughts for you...
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Best of luck Neil.
Get well soon!
Oh! Sh*t! I hope you are ok!
Best wishes for a solid recovery!
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did. And like Michael Piemonte. And Joseph Wilcox.
Sorry to hear this. Keep us informed.
So sorry--it has been brutal out there---wish you a speedy recovery.
Oh my. Hope you are okay. At least you do not have to worry about medical insurance.
Oh, NO, Neil!
Thanks for letting "Us" know. And, I'm sure we're ALL looking forward to hearing from You again, Soon, with Good news!
Wishing You the BEST!
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best of luck Neil
Prayers to you. Hope all goes well. And you win the prize for most dedicated poster.
Wish you well!
Sorry to hear. Good wishes.
^Another kicking English grammar post
Goodness I really am hoping that it isn't a broken hip as that is nasty.
What on earth were you doing?
Many of us will be waiting anxiously for your next appearance here to let us know how you are.
Hope all works out well buddy.
Get well soon, Neil!
(and at least you have health care!).
Well at least you'll be at PRHC emergency department on a Sunday so that will be an adventure in itself.
Good luck and we'll be rooting for you!
Ask for some titanium parts.
Darn! Hope you feel better soon and that it is not too bad.
You're posting with a broken hip..... That's dedication.
Hope you're wrong, and it's not broken...........best of luck.
Above all, think positively. I certainly will.
"Dr." chris sez,
The fracture (if there is one) might not be your hip, but your pelvis with a hairline fracture. Much easier to manage.
ANECDOTE ALERT: Last summer I took a fall and landed on my hand. I was sure my ring finger was broken. NOT. It was only dislocated - the lesser of the two.
Hang in there,
What would Buddah do?
Yikes! I hope it's not broken or fractured.
Aww man. I'm sure all will okay Neil.
Take care.
My thought and prayers are with you, best wishes.
I hope everything's OK and you get to feeling better asap! Keep us advised!
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Take care!
Recently I heard a 'wise guy' story that I had a party at my home for twenty-five men. It's an interesting story, but I don't know twenty-five men I'd want to invite to a party. ~Joan Crawford
I hope youre ok ;-)
Wishing you a speedy recovery, hopefully you may have only badly twisted the ball and socket joint. Please let us know how things are going. Adam.
7+ hrs by my reckoning.
Oh no! Hope you mend quickly!
Please do keep us updated, Neil.
I am one of the posters mentioned by David, anxiously awaiting your next appearance here.
I hope things turn out alright; thinking of you.
Hope all goes well.
I'm touched that in your suffering you came to us for support. Get well soon.
Feel better....
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
Hope all goes well mate. I'm sending you some home help.
His name is Sam, & he's a candy stripper
/\ I'd like him better if his name was Neil...cause that's what he would be doing......in front of me
FPNYAnnoying JUBBERS since 2003
Wow...that's not good. Hopefully you get some good drugs....jk
I'm sorry to hear that....hope all goes well.
Bless you. Hope you are OK.
I just happened to step out into HT and saw your post!
You know you're in my thoughts and prayers.
Adam, Maybe you can put in for a transfer from Edinburgh to Peterborough for the next few months to attend to Neil's medical needs.
And I know, if I'll only be true, to this glorious quest . . .
I hope it's not as bad as you fear and that all goes well in any case.
Is Canada's health system the same/similar to Australia , NZ and UK ?
Telly, please give it a rest. This isn't a discussion thread. We're sending best wishes to Neil for a good prognosis and a speedy recovery.
We can discuss health care systems and their relative virtues in some other thread. It is sure to go off-topic here.
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Mike Stuart, president, said more than 300 participated in the Sept. 19 first day events, similar to last year's, and said the sessions saw high interest.
In a Sept. 19 state of the industry session, Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam discussed the challenges facing the state's agriculture, including issues involving trade, nutrition and water.
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I think you will be run out of Texas for your first statement.
I do agree with your second statement, though. Anyone who really cares about sports left Dish (or never started with Dish) long ago and is now with DirecTV. PAC 12 fans, though are out of luck with either satellite providers. The PAC 12 network was designed for cable and does not translate well to satellite. Dedicating 7 CONUS transponders to one mediocre conference is not going to happen. It is not like the PAC 12 is the SEC (or even the Big 12 or Big 10).


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Four-man teams are welcome and the format will be captain's choice. Play starts at 9 a.m. Cost is $75 per individual and lunch will be served after the tournament.
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Though the school market shows every sign of growing, Tony Freytag, national marketing director for Cashmere, Wash.-based Crunch Pak, and chairman of the United Fresh fresh-cut board, said there is no definitive idea of how big the school market is right now for fresh produce suppliers.
Movement in general is up, but it is hard to say how much is attributable to schools, he said.
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The Hawks defeated the St. Joe Fighting Irish 67-54 to improve to 4-3 with a 1-0 mark in the region. St. Joe fell to 0-5 with an 0-1 region record.
"It's a good feeling to start off 1-0 in the region, but our main thing is trying to finish strong in our games," Hawks head coach Anthony Davis said. "Our main concern is to take it one game at a time. Once our guys get their legs under them, I think we'll be okay."
Shaw started out a little slow but was able to get the 16-11 first quarter lead. The Hawks continued to build momentum through the second and third quarters and were able to take a huge 50-26 lead heading into the final period.
The Fighting Irish hustled through out the game and was able to cut into the Hawks' lead but they never could get back in the game.
The Hawks were balanced on offense as three players scored in double figures. Aundre Pruitt led the Hawks with 15 points, four rebounds, three assists and two steals, followed by Jermarquis Stimage with 14 points and two steals and Zedric Bass with 13 points and five rebounds. Malik Walker also contributed to Shaw's victory with nine points. Octavious Stimage tallied seven points with seven rebounds, four assists and three steals, while Ledavious Rice tallied five points but pulled down a team-high nine rebounds to round the offense for Shaw.
"What I like about our team is we're not selfish, and we play real well together," Davis added. "They don't mind sharing the basketball, and they don't care who scores. The thing that we need to work is we need to learn how to finish ball games at the end."
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Non-Dipping Phenomenon and Coronary Artery Disease in Men: An Association or an Independent Risk Factor?
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Background: The aim of this work was to study the association between blunted night-time dipping of blood pressure (ie.non-dipping phenomenon) and coronary artery stenosis in men.
Subjects and Methods: Sixty-eight men (aged 52±11 years) with coronary artery disease (CAD) defined as ³70% diameter stenosis on coronary angiography in a major coronary blood vessel, and a control group of 68 men, matched for age and risk factors without angiographic evidence of CAD were studied by ambulatory blood pressure monitoring. Patients were defined as non-dippers when the night-time systolic and diastolic blood pressure (BP) decrease was <10%. Medications included b-blockers in 20 (15%), calcium antagonists in 39 (29%), angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors in 44 (32%), angiotensin II receptor blockers in 21 (15%), and diuretics in 37 (27%) of patients. A logistic regression model was used to define independent predictors of angiographic CAD. Covariates were symptoms, total cholesterol, day-time BP, and non-dipping.
Results: A larger proportion of patients with CAD were non-dippers as compared to control subjects (49 [72%] vs 31 [46%], p<0.005). In a logistic regression model, non-dipping was associated with coronary artery stenosis independent of other clinical parameters (odds ratio 3.6, 95% confidence interval 1.6-8.8).
Conclusions: Non-dipping phenomenon is independently associated with angiographic coronary artery stenosis in men. Based on these findings it could not be concluded that CAD and non-dipping phenomenon were causally related.


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Heart disease is the #1 killer in the United States, and cholesterol is considered the cause This means that the heart disease epidemic can be essentially eliminated with a plant-based diet, which is free of cholesterol and saturated animal fat. If it's that simple, why didn't your doctors ever mention it? Because they may not know. The USDA has been accused of ignoring such research in creating the Dietary Guidelines, whereas in Finland they have made more evidence-based decisions. The balance of evidence suggests that a plant-based diet (for example, here, here, here, here, and here) is protective against and may even reverses heart disease. Medicare has even approved this approach to treating heart disease. Plant foods contain a lot of heart-healthy fiber and don't have any significant amount of cholesterol, which is found in animal-products (most of all in eggs and brains).
When it comes to eggs, even eating one a day is dangerous, since it contains more than the safe limit of cholesterol (which can raise blood cholesterol levels; see also here) and has been shown to shorten one's lifespan. Meat increases heart disease mortality. Chicken, in addition to its significant cholesterol content, may also contain arsenic (unlike its healthier alternative – plant-based chicken). Dairy contains saturated fat as well as harmful hormones and industrial pollutants. And fish should not be considered heart-healthy due to mercury. Furthermore, fish products (even distilled fish oil) contain harmful industrial pollutants.
There are many plant foods which are protective against heart disease. These include greens (especially dark leafy ones), vegetables (especially those high in nitric oxide), soy and other beans (here for a comparison), nuts (including peanut butter), tea (especially green tea), flax seeds, whole grains rather than white flour, red rice, coffee and cocoa (in powder form, not chocolate), avocadoes, Ceylon cinnamon, kale, Indian gooseberries (also here), dried fruit, and golden raisins and currants. Either raw or cooked veggies prevent heart disease (though cooking in some circumstances can boost nutrient absorption). It's also important to exercising an hour each day, not smoke, and sleep 7 hours per night.
Pomegranate juice and vitamin C supplements have not been found to be useful, and vitamin A, vitanmin E, and Beta-Carotene supplements should probably be avoided altogether. One should also try to minimize exposure to coconut oil and coconut milk, salt, and BPA in plastics. Erectile dysfunction may be an early warning sign of heart disease. Finally, alcohol is protective against heart disease, but is not recommended.
Poultry workers exhibit an excess of heart disease deaths. A vegetable-based low carb diet is not dangerous like an animal-based one is. AGEs from diet increase heart disease as well as other diseases. Transfats, saturated fats, cholesterol and fast food should be avoided.
Dr. Greger covers heart disease in his full-length presentation, Uprooting the Leading Causes of Death, where he explores the role diet may play in preventing, treating, and even reversing our top 15 killers.
See also the related blog post: Generic Lipitor is not the answer to our heart disease epidemic, Heart disease: there is a cure, The Last Heart Attack: Perfect timing for the launch of NutritionFacts.org
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Downton Abbey
Season 5, Episode 3 | Monday, 8 p.m.Mary and Lord Gillingham put their love to the test. Bates also faces a trial. Cora makes a new friend, and Violet is reunited with an old one.
Great Estates Scotland: Rosslyn Chapel
Monday | 9 p.m.Uncover myths and legends of mysterious Rosslyn Chapel, where part of The Di Vinci Code was filmed. Many believe it to be home to the Holy Grail, the skull of St. Matthew or John the Baptist or even of Jesus Christ. The program seeks answers and makes breathtaking discoveries.
Grand Central: An American Treasure
Sunday | 9 p.m.It was ten years in the making, but well worth the wait. February 1, 1913 began a new chapter in American passenger railroading when Grand Central Terminal opened the doors to its first century of service. Former New York mayor Ed Koch and others give an in-depth look and behind-the-scenes tour of Grand Central's Beaux-Arts splendor. Gabrielle Shubert, director of the New York Transit Museum, notes that, "This building is an incredible and unique example of a perfect amalgam of architecture, art and engineering." Gateway to a city. Gateway to a continent. Gateway to a century. This is Grand Central Terminal.
Antiques Roadshow
Junk in the Trunk 4, Part 2 | Sunday, 7 p.m.ANTIQUES ROADSHOW packed a trunk full of additional treasures from the eight cities that made up its Season 18 tour. ROADSHOW's bigger-than-ever 2014 season includes a second hour of never-before-seen appraisals, such as a collection of 1898 Mardi Gras invitations; Julia Child's copper pans, ca. 1960, that Child used on her TV show; and a German violin with a Sartory bow that is appraised for $25,000 to $27,000, with $20,000 of the value in the bow alone.
A Night of Giving
Thursday, Nov. 20 | 7 p.m.Showcasing Local Artists -- Supporting Local Public Television
Local artists include:
- Randy & Joy Turner from Larkfield Glass (Paris, IL)
- Jerry Rhoads (St. Joseph, IL) - Woodtuning
- Jeanette Huisinga (Casey, IL) - The Yarn Shop
- Pottery from Dwain Naragon (EIU Faculty)
This night of giving allows our viewers to give to their local public television station and in return WEIU will offer viewers a wonderful handmade thank you gift from a local artist.
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Mineral Explorers
Bolivia | Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.A journey into the jungles of eastern Bolivia takes us deep underground into the Anahi Mine, world renowned for its production of amethyst and ametrine. The adventure begins 400 miles away in the bustling city of Santa Cruz, followed by a scenic but harrowing trip by boat through the Pantanal wetlands to the mine. Then it's deep underground to discover the minerals and their myths. See how amethyst and ametrine are mined, watch their transformation from gems in the rough to gemstones, and experience the world's largest-known gem pocket. Minerals featured in this episode: Amethyst and Ametrine.
A Chef's Life
The Fish Episode, Y'all | Monday, 7:30 p.m.Vivian presents a few of the many ways fish makes its appearance in southern cooking. She learns the rules of a good Eastern North Carolina fish stew: Make it a social event. Use whole hog bacon. Resist your urge to stir! And most important, start crackin' eggs and don't forget a side of white bread. Vivian goes to the source of all things seafood with a fishing trip with Ms. Lillie and Mary on beautiful Emerald Isle.
Finding Your Roots
Decoding Our Past Through DNA | Sunday, 8 p.m.Deval Patrick is the first African-American governor of Massachusetts and Jessica Alba is an actress who proudly embraces her Mexican-American heritage. But cutting-edge DNA analysis reveals that the family trees contain a far more diverse range of cultures and races. Alba descends from Jewish and Mayan ancestors and the official cartographer of France's King Louis XIV. Deval Patrick's roots lead to a black homesteader in Colorado and a white master who gave his former slave land after the Civil War. DNA is used to delve deeper into the families of other guests in the series, including Valerie Jarrett and Anderson Cooper, and to overcome dead ends on host Henry Louis Gates, Jr.'s own tree. The secrets encoded in their genomes challenge these guests' ideas about their families' histories and their identities today.
Food Forward
Go Fish! | Wednesday, 7 p.m.By mid-century, 90 percent of the world's commercial fish may be tapped out. But we're not sunk yet. FOOD FORWARD sets sail with a different breed of fishermen who make their living on the water while treading lightly upon it. Meet old school fishermen in the Pacific Northwest reviving the tuna industry, young fishermen (and women) creating Community Supported Fisheries along the Eastern seaboard and the next generation of fish farmers in western Massachusetts.
Masterpiece: Mystery!
Inspector Lewis: The Lions of Nemea | Monday, 8 p.m.After a difficult start, Lewis and Hathaway seem to have settled back into their former relationship, and Maddox has become integral to the team. Their abilities are tested as they investigate the brutal murder of Rose, an American Classics student. Suspicion immediately falls on a young professor who had recently broken off an affair with her, but as the detectives delve further into the case, they only find more secrets and murky motives.
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When Did You Start at WEIU? September 2004 (part-time); October 2006 (full-time)
What Does WEIU Mean to You? WEIU is unique because it offers a variety of things that are different from other stations. We have great local programming that features people in our community. I think community involvement is very important. Our commitment to the local programming is vital to our continued success.
Favorite Show on WEIU-TV: EIU Panther sports broadcasts. Is it wrong to say that since I am on the EIU women's basketball broadcasts? I also enjoy News Watch.
What have you learned while working at WEIU? That we have some of the greatest and hardest working students around. Their dedication to the station astounds me every day I come to work. They are very passionate about what they do and it shows in their work.
Why should someone become a member of WEIU? It is very important to support your local station. With state and federal funding being cut, it becomes more difficult to provide programming. With the help of our members, we can continue to grow and give them great, family-friendly choices.
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Tom Henderson - Building of Effingham H.S.
Twenty years ago Effingham faced a school-crowding nightmare. But a 20 million dollar referendum could not get passed. Tom Henderson tells of an innovate idea that had the city and the schools work together to make the much needed improvements to the schools possible.
Tom would love for you to tune in to Effingham: This is Our Story on Thursday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. We hope you'll join us!
Leanne Noland - Centenary United Methodist Church
Leanne Noland and Glen Bower tell the history of Cententary United Methodist Church, which was founded in Ewington and is believed to be the oldest congregation in the county. Today they continue to serve the community from their church located on East Grove Street.
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'Plaid Tidings' wraps up holidays in charming nostalgia
By Betty Mohr Theater firstname.lastname@example.com December 5, 2012 2:42PM
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The swinging quartet belts out a score of 35 songs, kicks up a dancing storm and whips up a sweet concoction of frothy laughs.
That's not bad for four guys who are supposed to be dead.
The male singing group's members died on their way to performing a concert in 1964 when their car was hit by a bus filled with Catholic teens.
The teens survived, but the wholesome foursome didn't.
In creator Stuart Ross' original production of "Forever Plaid," the clean-cut guys return for a one-night concert they never gave.
Now in "Plaid Tidings," the holiday sequel under William Pullinsi's sharp direction, is better than its predecessor, the songbirds return to spread nostalgic holiday cheer at Theatre at the Center in Munster, Ind.
Once again, the crooners in plaid tuxedos return to Earth. Why?
Because Rosemary Clooney asked them to do another concert and bring back hit songs from the 1950s and 1960s.
It's a pretty flimsy excuse for a show, but it works because of talented, silky-voiced performers — Frank J. Paul as Jinx, Scott Stratton as Smudge, Jonathan Wagner as Sparky, and the always charming Rod Thomas as Francis.
The group swings to Nicole Miller's groovy choreography and hits all the right notes with an array of oldies-but-goodies songs.
For those who recall the life-affirming uplift of mid-20th century America, there's plenty to enjoy here with a doo-wop "Sha-Boom," a steamy rendition of Peggy Lee's "Fever" and a rap version of " 'Twuz the Night B-4 ... ."
There also are Christmas favorites including "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "I'll Be Home For Christmas."
"Plaid Tidings" is a delicious and hilarious stroll down memory lane.
Fans of Perry Como will love the video projection of the crooner's Saturday night TV special.
Como is more handsome than I remember, and his standards like "Dream Along with Me" never sounded so good.
An homage to the iconic TV program "The Ed Sullivan Show" is delivered at breathtaking speed and is a comedic riot.
Indeed, while the four performers croon with velvety smoothness, they also offer spirited laugh-filled antics.
A prime example is Thomas' funny bit on the sociological significance of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, pointing out that the outsider wasn't appreciated until other reindeers could make use of him.
Throughout the production, the Plaids make fun of William Underwood, who plays a mean piano and does a great job of musical direction.
Underwood is assisted by Ethan Deppe on percussion and Jamie Martinez on bass.
Of course, those who grew up during what some consider a golden age of music are going to love reliving a time when songs were about love and had great melodies and lyrics that could be understood.
But youngsters who aren't familiar with those innocent times also will enjoy the show — if only to discover the joy of marvelous days gone by.
Betty Mohr is a local freelance writer.
Here is a look at some of the people involved in Theatre at the Center's production of "Plaid Tidings"
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: William Pullinsi.
MUSICAL DIRECTION AND ORCHESTRATIONS:William Underwood.
CHOREOGRAPHY: Nicole Miller.
SCENIC DESIGNER: Ann Davis.
LIGHTING DESIGNER: Shelley Strasser Holland.
SOUND DESIGNER: Barry G. Funderburg.
PROPS AND COSTUME DESIGNER: Brenda Winstead.
STAGE MANAGER: Rebecca Green.
PRODUCTION MANAGER AND TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Ann Davis.
THEATRE AT THE CENTER'S GENERAL MANAGER: Richard Friedman.


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In fact, the veteran educator and coach is probably the most humble person you will ever meet.
On Thursday night, Davis sat in her typical corner, wearing her signature track suit and watched the D.M. Smith Middle School girls compete in a basketball game.
During halftime while the school recognized the eighth grade athletes who would be moving on to high school next year, there was something brewing that Davis did not have a clue about.
As all the athletes and parents turned toward Davis, D.M. Smith teacher and football coach, Terry Nolden announced to the audience that they were honoring Davis for her years of dedicated service to the school. What she did not know and what happened next was the announcement that the gymnasium where Davis had coached for so many years was now named after her.
"It is just overwhelming to have all this happen to me. I feel blessed to have had the chance to do something I love for so many years. I enjoyed every minute and every second of my time working at this school and helping develop young people," said Davis.
For 34 years, Davis worked for the Cleveland School District as a coach and teacher. The joy she felt during those years is something she will always cherish.
"The look on a child's face when you teach them something and they finally get it is something I will always cherish," Davis said. "I love watching a child go from that blank slate to growing to be the best they can be."
For Davis, working on the junior high level is something that she feels is paramount if a coach desires to be great.
"I think that every coach should start coaching on the junior high level. So many times coaches just want to run out and give plays without teaching the fundamentals of the game. No matter what the sport is you have to start with the basics and when coaching in junior you have to do that," Davis said.
Over the years, Davis talked about the great people she had worked with.
"I have been blessed to have great colleagues that have really helped me out. There have been so many people who would watch my class for me when I was taking care of my parents. I had administrators that were so understanding and supportive. I'm just blessed.
Shorlone Crockam-Green, a former player of Davis said, "She was like a second mom to us. She loved us and she showed by how she taught us, supported us and looked after us when we played for her and when we moved on from junior high."
For Green, seeing Davis get honored with the gym being named after her is something she feels is well over due.
"This is a woman we all looked up to and wanted to be like. I think this is great to named this gym, where she has helped so many children, after her is long overdue," said Green.
At the end of the day, Davis' records of wins and losses coaching girls basketball at Eastwood Junior High, now D.M. Smith Middle School, may never be known, but the impact she has had on young people is something that places her in the hall of fame of all her students' hearts.


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Now, I know I had planned to make Lady Mary's Armistice blouse and skirt as my first Sew Cinematic projects; however, Lady Edith had other plans. Like the oft overlooked middle child she is, Lady Edith piped up and demanded the attention that she felt was her due when I brought home this fabric:
When I saw it in the store, it immediately brought to mind Stephanie's beautiful version of Lady Edith's floral blouse. I love that blouse and have wanted to make my own for quite a while. Initially, I struggled with finding the right pattern before choosing View A from Butterick 8477, with a few modifications. I didn't want an exact duplication of the blouse, rather a nod to Lady Edith's style.
Prior to the Sew Colette Sew-Along, I would have definitely have shied away from picking 'difficult' fabrics, such as this poly-rayon blend. Working through the handbook has really boosted my confidence and made me trust myself more than before.
I love the silky feel, the drape, and the floral pattern of this fabric. While it does fray like mad, I found it not nearly as tricky to sew with as I had imagined. I went slowly and carefully and used lots of pins. I definitely plan to sew with this type of fabric again.
I am very happy with how this blouse turned out and really liked working with Butterick 8477. I love middy blouses and only made few modifications to this one: eliminating the hem band, lengthening the sleeves, and adding Jasmine's cuff to the sleeves.
In homage to Lady Edith's style, I paired this blouse with my Meringue skirt, black tights, and Edwardian-inspired shoes. I would happily wear this outfit to work or pair it with capris and ballet flats for a more casual look.
Next up for That's Sew Cinematic: Larita's Easy Trousers.
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1. In 1891, James Naismith, a teacher at a YMCA in Springfield, Massachusetts, is credited with inventing basketball. He was looking for an indoor recreational activity.
2. The first basketball hoops were actually just peach baskets and the first backboards were made of wire. The backboard was added because the audience who watched the game from the balcony used to interfere in the game by handling the ball. The incorporation of the backboard prevented that from happening.
3. Basketball did not become an Olympic event until the 1936, Summer Games in Berlin, Germany.
4.Two leagues called the National Basketball League (NBL) and the Basketball Association of America (BAA) merged after the 1948-49 season to become today's National Basketball Association (NBA).
7.Basketball, played at the international level is divided in 10 min quarters; while in the NBA League, the quarters are of 12 min each.
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The Food Safety Modernization Act's requirements on the use of animal manures in fresh produce production could affect the mushroom industry, which uses horse and poultry manure as a specialized growth substrate.
A substrate is the soil-like material remaining after a crop of mushrooms which is also used as a soil amendment or conditioner.
Heat generated during the traditional composting process, which was originally developed to kill insect and fungal pests, is adequate for eliminating human pathogens that might be present, according to researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
The research shows food safety rules won't place any new restrictions on the mushroom industry composting process, according to a news release.
The "Standards for the Growing, Harvesting, Packing, and Holding of Produce for Human Consumption," also known as the Produce Safety Standards, could affect mushroom growers the most, study co-author Luke LaBorde, an associate professor of food science and a Penn State Extension specialist in farm food safety, said in the release.
The Food and Drug Administration's proposed rules are similar to the Mushroom Good Agricultural Practices program or MGAPs, a set of voluntary farm safety standards developed by the American Mushroom Institute and Penn State's Department of Food Science, LaBorde said in the release.
Among MGAP's core principles is a guideline calling for careful management in the use of animal products in substrate, casing or supplement preparation in order to minimize the potential for microbial contamination of mushrooms, according to the release.
Animal manure is a source of many human pathogens and crop contamination with animal feces and has been linked to foodborne outbreaks.
The new standards propose a nine-month interval between application of raw manure and harvesting, according to the release.
Any composting treatment that claims to reduce levels of human pathogens must be scientifically valid and meets or exceeds specific microbial standards, according to the release.
The study was published in a recent issue of the Journal of Food Protection at http://psu.ag/1bBevBY.


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No shade tree? Blame not the sun but yourself. ANCIENT CHINESE PROVERB |
If you've read this far, we do have some expectations. We expect that you've started looking differently at your yard, your street, and your neighborhood. If you've no trees at all, we hope you'll feel as if you've been blind. If a green neighborhood has kept you comfortable, perhaps you're feeling nervous about the lack of young trees growing up or the maintenance of what's there. Maybe you've even put pen to workbook.
However, this book should take you beyond what's possible when neighbors start working with neighbors. The dream includes an ongoing relationship with your city's staff in which they are excited and able to routinely help you with your projects: cutting concrete, supplying tools, hauling debris, and matching costs of trees and planting. It includes an end to confrontation and turf battles and a beginning of knowledgeable citizen support of appropriate urban-forestry budgets. Getting citizens jazzed about planting is half the equation. The other half involves respect for our professionals and a safe way for them to share their knowledge.
Create a citizen tree board or join an existing one. Help build a professional urban-forest management system for your area by working with interested council representatives. Meet whoever is in charge of city trees in your area. What support does that person need to get the job done? Do you, or can you, share objectives? Try to work together.
Challenge your young people to take their city back, to dream of how it could be, and to begin taking action to make it happen. We do not subscribe to the philosophy that assumes we must work with kids because everyone else is a lost cause; this book makes that clear. However, young people have a natural capacity to dream big dreams. They don't mind looking crazy. Encourage them, whenever you can, to investigate the state of their urban forest, ask questions of elected officials, make big plans, raise trees and bond with them, plant on their campuses and in their communities, and participate in ongoing care. This activity can happen only if environmental stewardship is made a part of the school curriculum. We believe these skills will be vital for the new environmental ethic that is emerging around the world.
The current outpouring of support for planting is encouraging and most welcome. Trees are becoming popular critters. They're politically correct and non-controversial. They're up there with motherhood and apple pie. But that's all symbolism. Your job is to choose good trees and good homes for them, to plant them well and take care of them. We hope this book sets you on the path more profoundly than any stirring speech or promise. Regardless of any national program that may come our way, the role you play in your community is the most important. Nobody on the outside knows what's needed in your neighborhood except you and your neighbors. Other folks may plant trees there, but you're the ones who'll be around to keep them alive. From our perspective, a national program should be a celebration of what each of us is doing independently, in a spirit of cooperation, to put our country and our environment back together.
Community urban forestry is a brand new field and TreePeople is only one of several groups playing a leadership role. Because the movement is growing so rapidly, it's stretching us beyond our ability to respond with the competence and personal attention we demand of ourselves. We wrote this book so you could take the ball and run with it, surpassing us with your energy and creativity, and to give you permission not only to succeed, but to fail and plug on, as we have and will doubtless continue to do.
We've learned from conducting Citizen-Forester trainings that this material is greatly enhanced when people are able to share their experiences and together work through their ideas, problems, frustrations, and successes. This book is likely to raise even more questions for you. We encourage you to become uncommonly inquisitive and to appreciate that the future of the urban forest is in your hands as much as it in the hands of anyone else. Take heart, have courage, enjoy the ride!
We plant trees not for ourselves, but for future generations. CAECILIUS STATIUS, 220-168 B.C. |
TreePeople is a problem-solving organization that fosters environmental stewardship through personal involvement, community action, and global awareness. Its offices and headquarters are located in Los Angeles on Mulholland Drive in a forty-five-acre park developed by TreePeople and held under a lease from the Recreation and Parks Department of the City of Los Angeles.
TreePeople seeks to move the public from opinion to action. Rather than expecting change through legislation, the organization encourages its constituency to use its power to personally improve the environment.
Legally and financially TreePeople is similar to many other nonprofit (501(c)3 tax-exempt) organizations. It is incorporated, governed by a board of directors, and has a paid professional staff. It receives its most basic and dependable financial support from a rapidly expanding base of 25,000 dues-paying members, and its budget is supplemented by the contributions of corporations and foundations and by occasional contracts with government agencies.
The following is meant not to impress, but to provide a window on the long and steady evolution of the organization, to give you hope and courage. Note particularly the rise of community action at the National Urban Forestry Conferences, the steady growth of grassroots membership support, and the way TreePeople has responded to unforeseen circumstances.
The first Los Angeles Times article, "Andy vs. the Bureaucratic Deadwood," appears in April with a public request for four thousand dollars to fund what is to be the first TreePeople activity (although no actual organization exists at this time), a summer tree-planting program of 8,000 trees in the San Bernardino National Forest. By summer, $10,000 is raised. The California Conservation Project (CCP) is created as a nonprofit corporation to handle the money needed to do the tree planting. Sears, Potlatch, and American Motors are the first major contributors.
Year Two begins with a goal of 10,000 trees potted during the week of Arbor Day. Agencies involved include the California Division of Forestry, California Air National Guard, U.S. Forest Service, Los Angeles Urban Forest Council, L.A. Bicentennial Committee, Southern California Edison (SCE), Camp JCA, ACTION (Peace Corps/VISTA), and numerous civic groups and schools. The public unofficially renames the California Conservation Project "the tree people." TreePeople News, the first newsletter, is published in December announcing the new Tree Dedication program.
The organization receives its first grant-$5,000 from ACTION.
The Los Angeles City Recreation & Parks Department grants TreePeople a conditional-use permit of its Mountain Fire Station 108 for developing a small-scale nursery to grow seedlings. The Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO) donates a '50s vintage fuel truck, which becomes TreePeople's water truck.
ARCO and TreePeople create the Growing Concern community tree-planting program. In November, TreePeople officially takes over the Mountain Fire Station grounds as its headquarters; the site is immediately designated as Coldwater Canyon Park. By the end of this fourth year, TreePeople has planted 50,000 trees.
Severe rains and local flooding give TreePeople its first experience in mobilizing volunteers for disaster-relief work, resulting in the headquarters being designated L.A.'s Emergency Resource Center. Programs now include tours of the park and facilities, the Little Treehouse summer workshop, community seminars, tree plantings, overnight mountain eco-tours, and classroom presentations. The California Department of Education's Environmental Education Program awards TreePeople its first education grant, and 15,000 schoolchildren are reached in the first year. By year end, TreePeople's tally is at 80,000 trees—5,000 of them in urban areas. The park's nursery houses 10,000 seedlings. At the American Forestry Association's (AFA) First National Urban Forestry Conference in Washington, D.C., community activists, including TreePeople, meet in the halls to network. And it's official—the California Conservation Project, Inc. is now TreePeople, Inc.
The membership program begins. In March, TreePeople closes the Marina Freeway for a Tree Run, sponsored by Louisiana Pacific and KZLA. The closure, a first for an L.A. freeway, attracts 5,000 runners and makes California transportation history by requiring special legislation in Culver City, Los Angeles County, and the California State Legislature.
TreePeople's Forestry Team is launched with the planting of sixty large trees, set up for a Xerox Corporation employees' group wanting a worthwhile civic-improvement project. In February, 3,000 volunteers (responding to 1,200 calls for help) are mobilized to assist local homeowners in volunteer-organized emergency-relief effort during excessive rains and flooding. For the first time, TreePeople activity becomes a media event. Andy Lipkis appears on The Tonight Show, and Johnny Carson makes a personal contribution to replace tools lost during the relief work. On the tenth anniversary of Earth Day, 2,000 people attend a celebration at the TreePeople headquarters. The Global 2000 ("Doomsday") Report is released by the President's Council on Environmental Quality and proclaims planetary devastation by the end of the century unless paths of unprecedented global cooperation and action are found.
The City of Los Angeles Planning Department drafts an Air Quality Management Plan that calls for the planting of a million trees to help comply with the air-quality standards of the 1970 Clean Air Act. The city estimates the trees will require twenty years to plant, at a cost of 200 million dollars. It turns to TreePeople. In response to this forecast, its recent disaster-relief success, and the Doomsday Report, TreePeople launches the Million Tree Campaign. (See Chapter 5.)
At AFA's Second National Urban Forestry Conference in Cleveland, Ohio, Andy Lipkis gives a twelve-minute presentation on community involvement.
TreePeople publishes its Planters' Guide to the Urban Forest, a book designed to take community groups and individuals through the maze of urban tree planting. The Los Angeles Times Home Magazine devotes an entire edition to the Million Tree Campaign, including a pictorial guide to suitable trees for planting around the home. TreePeople is featured in Fortune and Omni magazines. After essentially being a family affair, the TreePeople Board of Directors begins regular meetings and elects public members.
The organization attempts to save some of the hundreds of thousands of surplus bare-root fruit trees that are burnt at the end of the selling season. Almost 26,000 are donated from wholesale growers in California's Central Valley to be trucked to Los Angeles under refrigeration, pruned, bagged, and distributed to low-income families and Indian reservations through food banks, churches, and schools. Several volunteers spend two weeks camped at a downtown refrigerated warehouse coordinating the project. (The trees bear fruit within a year.) The millionth tree is planted in the San Fernando Valley, four days before the Olympic torch is lit. To celebrate, staff and volunteers go to the mountains and plant 7,000 seedlings in one day. Andy and Katie vacation abroad, where their presentations help launch programs in London and Ireland. TreePeople takes on its largest urban planting to date, a 1.5-mile stretch of the Long Beach Freeway.
Ronald Reagan gives the Voluntary Action Award to GTE for its assistance during the Million Tree Campaign. TreePeople's contributing membership stands at 1,500. A direct-mail campaign is launched to solicit new members.
In the days following a devastating fire, TreePeople coordinates the hasty evacuation of waterlogged books from the Los Angeles Central Library. (According to the Library of Congress, this effort sets a record for removing more books in less time than any previous evacuation effort.) Three days later, two TreePeople volunteers fly to Africa with 6,000 surplus bare-root fruit trees, set aside the previous February during the annual local distribution. (This action follows a year of research to match available trees with suitable recipients, climates, locations, cultures, and soil types in five countries. Over the next three years, 1,200 additional trees are distributed with the cooperation of humanitarian assistance groups, indigenous organizations, and government agencies. ) After the experience of the Million Tree Campaign, the Citizen Forester Training is established, to place more emphasis on quality of planting and maintenance than on quantity of trees planted. Andy and Katie's plenary-session presentation of the Million Tree Campaign receives a standing ovation at AFA's Third National Urban Forestry Conference in Orlando, Florida.
Susan Becker, director of the Africa Fruit Tree project, visits all fourteen villages to find survival rates between 80 and 90 percent. Andy and Katie speak in Australia on behalf of Target: 200 Million Trees, a national effort inspired by the Million Tree Campaign. (A year later, the target is reached one month before the deadline.) TreePeople's work in schools is renamed the Environmental Leadership program. This year it reaches 30,000 children. Staff levels move from ten to eight and end the year at fourteen.
TreePeople members now number 10,000. To help L.A. prepare for its goal of creating citywide mandatory recycling within three years, TreePeople offers its Environmental Leadership program and develops a recycling component for its curriculum. During the school year that follows, 60,000 children—double the number stated in the contract—go through the program.
TreePeople's internal management enters a new era of professionalism with the addition of a managing director to serve and guide a staff that jumps from fifteen in January to thirty-one in December. The organization is recognized by the United Nations and covered by Charles Kuralt's "Sunday Morning," the global telecast "Our Common Future," and an article in Time magazine. TreePeople holds a workshop in Tanzania on Home Economics and Horticulture for twenty-six trainees; two are from the African villages that received fruit trees. They return to their communities as teachers, prepared to establish and run self-sufficient fruit-tree projects. At AFA's Fourth National Urban Forestry Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, citizen groups are more present than ever, and half a day is set aside for their presentations.
TreePeople's largest-ever urban planting—7 miles long and more than 300 trees in one day—honors the birth and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. With the increase in public concern for the environment, TreePeople's phone now rings on average every forty-one seconds during the workday. Membership jumps from 15,000 to 18,000 in the first three months. Over 100 graduates of Citizen Forester Training now actively organize plantings. The Environmental Leadership program reaches 107,000 schoolchildren this year. The White House invites input from TreePeople in the development of the National Tree Trust. In April—Earth Day month—TreePeople appears in Smithsonian; Mother Jones, and Life magazines, East West Journal, Audubon, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times. In the first five months of the year, TreePeople assists at or runs thirty plantings, resulting in more than 18,000 trees in the ground.
Los Angeles hosts AFA's Fifth National Urban Forestry Conference in October. TreePeople invites every one of you to attend and swap success stories!
Copyright 1990 by TreePeople with Andy and Katie Lipkis
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The Bolivar County Board of Supervisors covered a number of topics at Monday's second meeting of the month scheduled in Rosedale.
Attorney Arnold Luciano requested from the board, on behalf of Port of Rosedale director Robert Maxwell, that Maxwell be allowed to enter contracts and agreements as necessary for port business.
He also sought an executive option agreement giving Maxwell the ability to lease out certain lands at the port.
Maxwell received unanimous support from the supervisors on both matters.
Rosedale also moved closer to establishing two storm warning siren systems for the riverside town, oftentimes the first spot in the county to be impacted by severe weather.
Bolivar County Emergency Management Agency Director Bill Quinton supported the equipment-only bid of $26,221 from Federal Signal Corporation of Oak Brook, Ill.
Robinson Electric of Cleveland was the only company to bid on the electrical installation, and was approved for the job at a cost of $12,500.
A majority of the system's cost will be supported by grant funding from the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency.
The EMA will also unveil its new 78-foot boom fire truck at 10 a.m. Monday at the Bolivar County EOC in downtown Cleveland.
The E-ONE quint aerial boom truck will be housed at the center but used throughout the county for emergencies.
An E-ONE Custom A truck was also purchased recently and will be designated for Benoit's Battalion 6 of the Bolivar County Volunteer Fire Department.
The vehicles will cost the county about $670,000. Around $212,000 from rebate funding was already set-aside in anticipation.
"We can pay off these two trucks in five years at about $142,000 per year," said Quinton in a March board meeting.
Quinton said the new trucks will benefit citizens from a service standpoint and are also taxpayer money well spent.
"These are what we call custom trucks, meaning with proper upkeep, they can last for about 25 years as opposed to the 15-year limit of our previous trucks," said Quinton.
In engineering news, Bolivar County Engineer Bob Eley received approval from the board to carry out an extensive structural analysis on the entire Bolivar County Expo Center.
His findings will be forwarded to the Stennis Institute at Mississippi State University, which is partnering with the county to determine if the building needs to undergo revitalization strategies.
Bolivar County Administrator Will Hooker announced in January that the county had been successful in receiving a 70/30 grant to offset the expense of the study, with a total grant value of $70,000.
Board attorney Linda F. Coleman also provided and update on a memorandum of understanding that was formed with the Cleveland School District in reference to leasing 16th Section land in Cleveland.
Discussions had been ongoing for a few weeks about renegotiating costs associated with the county maintenance shop located on shared property on Sharpe Avenue.
Supervisor James McBride, for whom the county building is named, met with district representatives to form a 10-year agreement in which the county will pay $1,200 annually to rent the smaller of the two buildings on site.
The district uses the larger building for bus repairs.
Coleman confirmed McBride's meeting with the school district and that Bolivar County will additionally pay for separate utilities and insurance costs on its building.
Finally, District 5 Supervisor Larry King said he has been communicating with Sen. Willie Simmons and the Mississippi Department of Transportation to further improve traffic safety at the intersection of U.S. Highway 61 and Miss. Highway 450 in Choctaw.
This is the site of the tragic accident in April 2011 between a Shaw School District bus and a gravel truck.


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