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Steve WinnonCo-owner / Recruiting Coordinator / Blue Team CoachCoach Steve Winnon is a student of the game of baseball. A player and fan since he was a boy, Coach Winnon is an expert in baseball mechanics, baseball statistics, and player development. He is at home on the baseball field, having coached various levels of baseball for 20 plus years. His enthusiasm, encouragement, and personal attention motivate players to maximize their strengths and to improve their game beyond perceived limitations. Coach Winnon is committed to honoring the game of baseball by providing solid instruction and modeling good sportsmanship. Coach Winnon handles the daily operation and heads up the college recruiting for the Houston Saints. Coach Winnon's love of baseball and his passion for mentoring youths has been an asset on and off the field. Coach Winnon is currently the public address announcer for the Woodlands Christian Academy's varsity baseball and softball teams as well as the Woodlands Strykers, the parent company in the Texas Collegiate Baseball League. Coach Winnon is employed as the Technology Services Machine Shop Manager for Hughes Christensen in The Woodlands. As an employee of 31 years with Baker Hughes, Winnon volunteers for the United Way and is on the Advisory Board in the Lone Star College system. Steve is married to Terri Winnon and they have two children Travis and Grace. | |
Trevor PetersonBlack Team CoachTrevor Peterson returns for his third season coaching for the Houston Saints as he once again coaches the Black team. Trevor had an outstanding high school career garnering 1st team All-state and 1st team all-district in 2005 and 2006 as one of the area's top offensive catchers. Trevor was also selected to the State All tournament team, All-Montgomery county and received interest from several MLB teams in 2006. Highlighting his high school, Trevor helped lead The Woodlands Christian Academy to a TAPPS 2A state title. Highly recruited, Trevor signed to play catcher at Angelo State University. After college he worked for top pitching coaches Ron Wolforth and Brent Strom. Currently Trevor is Owner/operator of Frontline Fitness where he coaches hitting, catching, and pitching as well as provides personal training for a wide range of athletes. | |
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Brittle bones for Canada's aging junk-food generation
If you think junk food goes directly onto your hips, you're right. But it gets worse. It gets into your hips, and into other bones in the body, too.
Food that is high in fat and sugar robs the skeleton of the building blocks it needs to grow and remain strong to ward off degenerative conditions like osteoporosis.
There are two mechanisms for this bone robbery.
First, a diet high in saturated fats and sugar blocks ingested calcium from being absorbed, so it excretes in the urine. Thus, the calcium needed for healthy bones washes through the body and is lost.
Second, saturated fats tend to form insoluble 'soaps,' which coat the intestines. This coating becomes a barrier to the calcium bones need. Thus, the calcium from the cheese on a burger will pass through the intestines mainly unused.
The picture is not pretty. Junk food layers fat onto a skeleton that it weakens of the ability to support the extra weight.
Approximately two million Canadians suffer from osteoporosis, a disease known as the 'silent thief' because, with no symptoms, it robs the bone of tissue leaving it with thousands of tiny pores. Porous bones can break with little stress.
Women are particularly at risk, with a rate of osteoporosis twice that of men. One in four women in Canada over 50 has osteoporosis. One in three women over 65 will suffer a hip fracture. About 20 per cent of hip fractures related to osteoporosis will result in death.
Treating osteoporosis and related fractures costs Canada's public health system an estimated $1.9 billion per year.
Your diet can be an enemy or an ally in your battle against osteoporosis.
A growing child, near puberty and rapidly laying down new bone, could optimize his or her bone growth and accumulation by eating healthy foods and being physically active. The more bone developed, the lower the chance of fractures from osteoporosis later in life. Parents and grandparents, however, are past the stage of building bone. By following a healthy diet, being physically active and, if necessary, taking medication to slow bone loss, they can reduce their likelihood of fractures from osteoporosis.
A healthy diet is balanced and includes a variety of foods -- vegetables, fruits and whole grains -- and foods low in saturated fats, salt and sugar.
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But while concerns have been expressed about early onset of cardiovascular illness and diabetes from a high fat and sugar diet, scant attention has been paid to the exposure of millions of people to significantly increased risk of osteoporosis, premature joint wear and other skeletal conditions that can silently rob them of their health.
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Hi we are planning a trip to Mount St Helens in July. We are coming in from Calgary with two tough girls aged 9 and 11. We will be very close to Oregon, and was wondering what fun things are there to do in Oregon? We had fun last year on the Hiawatha Trail in Idaho. I heard there were volcanoes near the coast? What fun ideas are there for a family visiting Oregon? – Jason W.I think your girls would really enjoy spending some time hiking a few of the waterfalls along the Historic Highway in the Columbia River Gorge. I spend a lot of time there with my girls (5 and 11). We also enjoy visiting Bonneville Dam and feeding the trout at the fish hatchery there. Further out of the way, but really an adventure my family enjoys, is visiting the Painted Hills and John Day Fossil Beds in Eastern Oregon. It might be worth going out of your way on your return trip to visit. The kids can even dig for their own fossils behind the high school in the town of Fossil, then head over to the ghost town of Shaniko. |
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Hi, I live in San Francisco and would like to plan a 3-day road trip with my son, who is 18. We wanted to see the Crater Lake but found out it is closed for the winter. Can you please suggest an April destination that is driveable from Northern California, offers nature, hikes? – Oksana W.Glad to hear you planned a trip to Crater Lake, Oregon's only national park. To clarify, it's not closed. Some of the road and facilities are closed. But it's well worth seeing in wintertime, when there are some unique opportunities for exploring the park. Snowshoe hikes on the weekends are free through April 29, and the park even provides the snowshoes. I personally have done the snowshoe hike and wrote about it for the Medford Mail Tribune newspaper. Just make sure to register in advance because the hikes do fill up. As you probably gathered, Crater Lake is in a very remote area of the state. The closest lodging this time of year is about an hour away in Prospect. I have never stayed at the Prospect Hotel, but I hear good things about it. If you don't feel up for a trek in the snow, Southern Oregon has plenty more to offer. The Table Rocks are locals' favorite for hiking, particularly in April, when wildflowers paint the landscape with fleeting colors. Free, guided hikes are offered through the Bureau of Land Management and other conservation groups. For more outdoor activities in the region, check the Medford Mail Tribune's weekly Oregon Outdoors section. Depending on what time of day you get into Oregon from San Francisco or head for home, you may want to stop for the night in Ashland, which is several hours' drive away from Crater Lake. Ashland has the most lodging and dining options of any town in the region, ranging from budget motels, bed-and-breakfasts to luxury accommodations. The historical Ashland Springs Hotel is among the best-known landmarks. It was renovated and completely redone several years ago. Rooms are small but charming and comfortable, and the restaurant downstairs is very good. |
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What are the best mountain biking trails not too far from the Camas/Portland area? – Linda M.I'm fond of Three Corner Rock, right outside Washougal. In addition, Ride Oregon Ride is a great resource for finding trails. I hope that helps, and happy trails! |
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All four places I have recommended do provide overnight stay accommodations including all the amenities and restaurants. You really can't loose if you choose to stay at anyone of these properties so depending on how much golf you want to play, you're in a good spot. Finally, I would invite you to check out the Central Oregon Golf Trail and Visit Central Oregon for more information on courses in the area. |
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I am honeymooning in Portland the first week of May. We are staying in Happy Valley, and trying to take in Portland as the locals do. We plan to take in the great outdoors, shop, and eat. How do we make the most of our week there? L.P.As the date approaches I recommend checking out PDX Pipeline and my site, Dave Knows Portland for Portland area events. The first week of May means you might also be in town during the Cinco De Mayo on Portland's Waterfront – it's a big carnival with rides, fireworks, etc. If the weather's nice that weekend it may be a particularly good choice of events to attend. Also I recommend visiting Powell's Bookstore, brewpubs, and the Farmers Market at Portland State University. |
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What is the best time of the year to golf?As far as best timing for golf in Oregon, the summer through early fall is generally reliable. But often the state of Oregon and the Portland area gets a bad wrap about being raining because that is usually the thought associated with the area. That is just not the case. There are many sun filled days through out the year. I particularly love the golf experience in the early fall. The trees with their colors and the smell of nature and its beauty wraps around your mind as you track around the course. Really a fantastic experience. One of the most reliable areas to travel for golf with assurance of super weather is Central and Southern Oregon. Central Oregon has over 30 some courses with a wide variety of designs and price points for greens fees. And, it is filled with sunny days. Southern Oregon too has a super collection of courses and more reliable weather in and around the Medford area. |
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We are traveling to Portland and would love to take right off and go on a nature excurion. We are considering Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helen's. Can you tell us which you would recommend and why? In both cases, can you recommend a wonderful place to stop for exquisite dining and wining? something we would never find on the East Coast? – Jan M.Mount Saint Helens is going to be pretty much out of the question. Due to the time you have available, the drive is too lengthy for you to enjoy yourself. Most of the visitor center's don't open until May 18th either and the dining options in the area are limited, to say the least. Mount Hood, however, is maybe an hour and a half from the airport, and you would have plenty of time to explore once you get there. Timberline Lodge is definitely something you won't get on the East Coast. They feature Northwest cuisine and an extensive wine list including a large number of Oregon wines. In fact, they have the largest wine list in the state. You can't go wrong there. If you are looking for something even closer with more time to fit some hiking in, try a drive along the historic highway in the Columbia River Gorge. The Tippy Canoe near Troutdale has the best seafood this side of the coast, a great wine list and cocktail menu. If the weather is warm and dry, they have a beautiful outdoor dining area featuring stone tables, fire pits, and patio heaters if it's a little bit chilly. |
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My friend and I are planning a motorcycle ride over to the Oregon Coast from Northern Idaho near the end of July. Any roads or towns you would recommend hitting? We would like to spend some time near the ocean and find some good local brews.There's a coveted motorcycle route through the Wallowas on the 39 road (Hell's Canyon Scenic Byway) from Joseph to Halfway—if you have the time. To get to the Wallowas from North Idaho, you'd come through Moscow and Lewiston over highway 82—another epic two-lane roadway—to Enterprise. That's where you'll find Terminal Gravity brewpub, one of the first small crafters in the state and home of a great IPA. (I am a huge fan of their single hop variety double IPAs only available at the brewpub.) If you take the 39 road, you'll end up on Highway 84 in Baker City, where you'll find Barley Browns Brewpub. I also recommend a stop in Pendleton at Prodigal Son Brewery. From there you can continue on I-84 and swing through Hood River and the Double Mountain Brewery before high tailing it to the coast. |
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We have three kids 5 and under. We want to go on a vacation and check out Oregon, but don't know where to go? We would love some good ideas. We don't mind camping, and we like doing things outdoors, but the kids might only last hiking for a couple of days and then be wiped out. – Sharp FamilyWow… you won't believe the list of family friendly recommendations in the Willamette Valley. Here are some places to check out:
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We're interested in renting a home on or near the beach in Oregon for a few weeks this summer. We have kids ages 5, 6, and 12 and are looking for a sandy beach, relaxed quiet community with great fishing, biking and playgrounds. What areas do you suggest? – LauriIn order to enjoy boating and easy docking, you're going to have to find a place that is not oceanfront, but more like a bay, inland lake or river. I'm picturing a few places like that on the Nehalem River, and on the Nestucca River, both in Tillamook County. I just did a quick search and found a few on Mercer Lake, near Florence. But, I don't know of any small, non-touristy communities that are also good for biking and playgrounds — those just don't seem to go together. But I'll bet the kids will think the beach is a pretty good playground. |
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ZOOEY DESCHANEL WHY ''Elf'' introduced her as a sort of thinking man's romantic comedy starlet. WHY NOT She may be a little too much of a thinking man's romantic comedy starlet.
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ZACH BRAFF WHY ''Scrubs'' is his ''Bosom Buddies,'' showcasing boyish charm and mad comedy skills. WHY NOT Writing and directing ''Garden State'' indicate he might prefer to be the next Ron Howard.
TOPHER GRACE WHY More boyish charm, more TV-grown (''That '70s Show'') comedic skills. WHY NOT Needs to graduate from all-American boy to man. Twentysomethings love him; does anyone else know who he is?
JAMIE FOXX WHY The most promising black actor today; smart moves from TV to dramatic film roles in ''Ali'' and ''Collateral.'' WHY NOT Lacks Denzel's gravitas; the upcoming Ray is a step in that direction.
MATT DAMON WHY He's one serious dude, and now he's got a bona fide action franchise. WHY NOT But do audiences pay to see Damon or Bourne? Avoiding overexposure is one thing; he remains a Ripleyesque enigma.
MEKHI PHIFER WHY A nice guy with an edge (''O,'' ''8 Mile,'' ''Dawn of the Dead''). WHY NOT Hasn't truly challenged himself since his breakout movie, ''Clockers'' -- and that was nearly a decade ago.
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COLIN FARRELL WHY Pan-Anglo versatility and off-camera high jinks make him a natural successor. WHY NOT He has yet to open a movie he's carried -- but that might change with November's ''Alexander.''
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Born: Fri., Aug. 8, 1924 Died: Fri., Jun. 1, 2012
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Theresa Louise Navarro --87 Canfield—A Mass of Christian Burial will be said 10:00 AM Wednesday in St. Christine Church for Theresa Louise Navarro, 87, of Canfield, formerly of Boardman, who passed away Friday June 1, 2012 in Hospice House. Theresa was born August 8, 1924 in Youngstown, the daughter of Natale and Virginia (Gioglio) Nacarato. She was a graduate of The Rayen School, January class of 1943. Theresa was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She retired April 1, 1985 from Valu King Supermarket as a head cashier. She was a member of St. Christine Parish and a member of the Retail Clerks Union. Theresa was an avid Browns and Indians fan, enjoyed playing poker and was a member of a poker club, but most of all she enjoyed spending time with her family especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Theresa leaves her husband of 68 years, Robert Navarro Sr., whom she married August 23, 1943, two children, Patti Kimock of North Jackson and her husband Mike, and Robert "Bobby" Navarro Jr. of Holland, OH, five grandchildren, Kimmie (Chuck) Kuharich of Boardman, Michael R. Kimock of Youngstown, Erin (Dave) Sauer of Brunswick, Jason Navarro of Brecksville, and Nicole (Scott) Tokmenko of Cleveland. Theresa also leaves, four great grandchildren, Jenna Learn, Jillian Kuharich, Nicholas and Joshua Sauer, as well as one brother, Angelo Nacarato of Youngstown, two sisters, Betty Jean Jeswald of Youngstown, and Mary Lou (Sal) Musitano of Canfield.. Besides her parents Theresa was preceded in death by a daughter-in-law, Georgie Pavlich Navarro, and two brothers, Joseph R. Nacarato and Ralph A. Nacarato. Family and friends may call from 5 to 8 PM Tuesday at the Schiavone Funeral Home where closing prayers will take place at 9:15 AM on Wednesday followed by a mass at 10 AM. The family would like to thank the staff at Hospice House for the loving care and support to Theresa and her family during her stay.
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This workshop, the third in the Path unit, explores conflict and difficult behavior as signs that a congregation has a deeper issue to bring forth. Participants will learn tools to discern and address the emotions and concerns that feed a congregational conflict. They will learn strategies for responding to difficult behavior and resources for managing and transforming high level or intractable congregational conflict. With a focus on deeply understanding and faithfully addressing conflict, participants explore ways adaptive leaders can "give the work back to the people."
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The collection is provided during this period to all Woodland residential service accounts for no additional cost.
"Like other green waste from Woodland, the trees are delivered to a composting facility where they are 'recycled' into mulch and compost," said Environmental Resource Analyst Roberta Childers. "For this reason, only natural material is accepted. All tinsel, ornaments, and stands must be removed before trees can be accepted."
Flocked or artificial trees will not be accepted as part of this service and must be cut up and placed in trash carts or taken by residents to the landfill for disposal.
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