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'Noise': An exclusive Music Mix stream
The Germans are coming! Kraut-pop juggernaut Tokio Hotel have a new album, Humanoid, due October 6 — and as twins Bill and Tom Kaulitz themselves recently told EW, they never expected the level of success they've found internationally ("We came from a small village … It was a lot of happy and lucky moments for us, and we are totally happy that we got the chance to do all this.")
Listen to an exclusive snippet of the song "NOISE," from Humanoid, below. and see if makes you feel happy and lucky:
A little background on the track: Producer David Jost tells us: "Bill and Tom had the initial ideas for 'NOISE.' They roughly captured their ideas in their home studio in Germany and then sent them over to me and my partners in LA. A few days later Bill stood in front of the mic in our old recording studio in Hamburg. We could see him on a big screen in our LA studio, while we recorded him in real time."
Adds Bill Kaulitz (pictured): "Two weeks later, Tom and I took a flight to LA, where we all finished the track together. When the song was done Tom was so pumped! Actually, the track almost became our first single."
What do you think, readers — how does it compare to official first single "Automatic"?
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10.3.2014 |
Tokio Hotel Rented Out an Amusement Park!
How cool is this — the guys from Tokio Hotel rented out an entire amusement park for Bill and Tom's birthdays. So jealous! Doesn't it make you want to be in an awesome band?
The guys rented out the Heide Park Soltau in Germany to have a big birthday bash with 20 of their closest friends and relatives.
Says Tom, "We didn't miss a single ride: rollercoaster, wild water rides and anything that was spinning."
"This has always been one of our childhood dreams, to have an amusement park just for ourselves," said Bill. "No long lines, no waiting and we can get on the rollercoasters as often as we want. That's what we've been dreaming about since we were young. It was so freakin' amazing."
We bet! It sure looks like fun! Can we get invited next time?
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10.3.2014 |
New Video Update:
Tokio Hotel Checks In From London!
Now boarding: Bill Kaulitz, Tom Kaulitz, Gustav Schäfer, und Georg Listing! And no, I don't have photos of Bill Kaulitz's new nipple piercing (though I'm sure the most diligent of you Tokio Hotel fans have already dug those up!), but I do have a brand-new video message from Tokio Hotel, who sent the MTV Buzzworthy Blog a video message from the London airport before boarding a flight to South Africa to shoot their video, "Automatic," off their upcoming album, Humanoid.
If you can get over your angst and outrage that Tokio Hotel wasn't nominated for a 2009 VMA (I know! And Bill deserved to win Best Legs!), then watch the video after the jump, okay? And stay tuned for more Tokio Hotel video updates!
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18.2.2014 |
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4.7.2013 |
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Inverdoorn Game Reserve & Iziba Safari Lodge
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Tokio Hotel , famous rock band and nice kids !
Nushka loved the singer and I agree ,
all of them were very sweet and kind with all our lodge team ~ Damian Vergnaud
With one of the members from the band Tokio Hotel ~ Damian Vergnaud
Damian Vergnaud is the owner of Inverdoorn Game Reserve and Iziba Safari Lodge and the founder of Western Cape Cheetah Conservation and RhinoProtect
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XtraMath tasks are just straightforward arithmetic problems. Kids get immediate feedback, and the problems are tailored to their specific needs. Parents and teachers can track student's progress using fluency reports. Similar websites such as IXL and Reflex:Math Fact Fluency have bright images and fun games -- things XtraMath lacks -- but these sites also come with a steep price tag, and XtraMath is free. Bottom line: XtraMath is free and gets the job done, but it isn't much fun.
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No sew fabric projects are a quick way to create fun decor projects and pretty gifts! Lavender Sachets from Tiffany Windsor not only look great but smell absolutely amazing, too! Use Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel and Stick Tape for this easy craft.
- Aleene's Fabric Fusion Peel and Stick Tape
- Fabric (I used cotton quilting fabric)
- Mat board or other cardboard for template
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- Determine desired size of lavender pockets and create template. I cut my templates from mat board. Remember that your finished sachets will be approximately 1/2″ – 5/8″ larger than template.
- On wrong side of fabric, trace around template with pencil.
- Place Aleene's Peel and Stick Tape, adhesive side down, along outside of pattern line. Do not overlap tape in corners but do butt corners closely.
- Press tape firmly to fabric.
- Cut fabric along outside of tape.
- Remove paper backing from 3 sides.
- Place adhesive side down on wrong side of another piece of fabric. Press adhesive firmly in place.
- Use pinking shears to cut along the three glued edges. Press again to be certain that glue is firmly adhered on all three sides.
- Apply ink to stamp.
- Center design on stamp work onto sachet. (On my design, you will notice that my "o" is missing. I simply filled in with a stamped heart to serve as the letter "o".)
- Gently open the unglued end and fill sachet with lavender. Do not overfill.
- Remove release paper and press together to seal remaining edge.
- Cut remaining edge with pinking shears.
For a comprehensive video tutorial of this project, check out How to Make No Sew Lavender Sachets.
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School: Did not attend college.
Primary Position: Pitcher
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Major League Games: 456
Primary Team: Philadelphia Phillies
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Battlefield developer DICE already has a winning formula for multiplayer, but it aims to prove that with this year's sequel, Battlefield 4, it can create a single-player campaign to match.
DICE's Creative Director Lars Gustavsson told press attending a special presentation at its Stockholm, Sweden studio this week how the developer hopes to achieve this.
As reported in CVG's Battlefield 4 preview, the developer wants to address the linearity of BF3's campaign by transitioning the open-ended approach of its online mode to set pieces in the main campaign of BF4.
"If we can deliver on that, while telling you great story where you don't care about anything except finding out what comes next - I'd want that," said Gustavsson.
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A short gameplay demonstration showed the player able to either destroy an enemy jeep or shoot the driver and commandeer it.
The demo also showed the player's ability to issue squad orders, in this case requesting suppressing fire on the jeep.
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Ca$h Out - M.O.E. (Remix) Feat. Trinidad Jame$
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Ca$h out gives the remix treatment to one of the joints off his latest mixtape and enlists golden rookie Trinidad Jame$ to offer up a verse.
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William D. Ford Federal Direct LoanThe Department of education is the guarantor for the low-interest federal loan program available to both undergraduate and graduate students. The program includes both subsidized and unsubsidized. Your eligibility for the Direct subsidized and unsubsidized loans is based on the information reported on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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so i received the newest ota .181 update this morning and i went to root it again and for some reason it wont. ive done everything the same as last time so i dont know whats going on. i get nothing but "unable to ...." messages every time i try. help would be appreciated
Couple of questions: What method are you using to root, are you using the usb cable that came with your phone and do you have voodoo root keeper installed?
Having same issue. I rooted using utility in the sticky, also installed voodoos rootkeeper. All was flawless till the ota update installed. Tried using rootkeeper...no go....tried unrooting.....no go.....tried rerooting.....no go. Not sure what direction to take next.
I'm not sure what to tell you because I don't use root keeper. With the utility it so easy to go back to stock, update and then root (for now anyway). I think I read a similar thread over in the Razr Hacks section regarding root keeper. You may want to go there to see if you can find an answer or maybe someone more familiar with root keeper will chime in here and help you guys out. As a last resort you can use the utility to return to stock .173, take the OTA update again and then root. The utility will root .181.
Thanks, I was hoping not to have to do that but if thats what it takes.........these dang ota updates suck! LOL!!
Well, can't explain why but after trying to reroot half a dozen times or more this afternoon I gave up and went fishing for a few hours. Came back, hooked up the usb cable to go ahead and restore back to factory because I knew that would work, but instead I tried the utility again to reroot and IT WORKED! Can't tell you why it did it, but it did and wifi is working fine again. dancedroiddancedroid
I am having the same issue. I was not using root keeper, and my first root was Motofail. I got the OTA and updated, and lost root. However, I still have superuser. I cannot uninstall superuser, but I also do not have root access and Superuser is not being granted permissions. I tried rerooting with Utility, Motofail, and another one that I cannot remember the name of. Nothing worked. I then factory reset, and still ended up having Superuser, but no root. I tried rerooting with Utility, and still nothing. Help?
Well, I don't know what's causing your problem but if I were you this is what I'd do...Use Matt G's RazrUtility found in the first sticky above...download it to my computer...extract it to a folder on my hard drive...select the .bat file, connect my phone and execute option 1 in the utility. That will take your phone back to stock .173. From there you can get the OTA to .181 from Verizon and then root again using the utility.
My Razr was rooted on .173. I used Matt G's RazrUtility to restore back to stock .173. I did the OTA update to .181. Everything worked fine. I then used Matt's utility to root the new update. Worked for me. I guess the right thing is to really be on the stock .173.
so after following http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-razr-hacks/198379-updated-droid-razr-utility-windows.htmland reverting back to .173 i tried rooting again, nothing happened. starting looking around on my desktop and i noticed i had 2 run.bat files for rooting, how they got there im not quite sure. one (run) worked and the other one (runme) did not. all is well and rooted.....but my battery life is poor after going through the reset, and i dont know why. i use to be able to make it 8hrs on my idle smart action and have 80-90% with moderate use, now ill be lucky to have more than 60%. im wondering if something was changed or if its just the update. help would be greatly appreciated
Seems the most reliable thing to do is root while on 173, back it up and hide it with Voodoo, then update to 181 and restore root in Voodoo. I did that today, went without a hitch... all with using the Razr Utility tools. It seems like there are mixed results right now trying to root after already going to 181. I had to do the restore because I stupidly uninstalled system apps with Titanium without backing them up, and today I started getting the OTA nag screen but could not install the update because I couldn't get back to pure stock.
I also have noticed my battery life not being as good as it used to be before update. Not as severe as you though lol. As far as rooting i was having trouble updating so i had to revert to complete stock .173 no root/update/then root again using the updated 1.51 utility as Voodoo just wasn't working for me what so ever (most likely something i wasn't doing correctly).


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LIVERPOOL — Two people were flown to Hershey Medical Center after an accident on Routes 11 and 15 near Route 34 in Buffalo Township, Perry County Saturday afternoon. State police at Newport say the driver of a jeep tried to make a left turn onto Route 34 south and was struck by a van traveling south on 11 and 15 around 4 p.m.
Both drivers were seriously injured in the accident and flown to Hershey by Life Flight. They have not been identified. Routes 11 and 15 was shut down for a time to clear the wreckage and the investigation into the crash continues. (Ali Stevens)
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(New York, NY) - Superstar Adam Lambert announces plans to release Acoustic Live! (19 Recordings / RCA Records), a 5 song EP, which will be available at all digital service providers as well as at www.AdamOfficial.com on December 6th. In addition there will be a limited number of physical copies made available for sale exclusive from www.AdamOfficial.com.
Fans who pre-order the EP on www.AdamOfficial.com will get the acoustic version of "Whataya Want From Me" immediately as an instant grat as well as a limited edition lithograph poster of the cover art. Acoustic Live! includes versions of five of Adam's most popular tracks from For Your Entertainment, including "Whataya Want From Me" and "Music Again" which were recording while Adam was in Germany and "Aftermath" and "Soaked" from Lambert's Glam Nation tour. It also includes an acoustic version of "Mad World", which Adam first performed memorably on American Idol.
Lambert's debut album For Your Entertainment (19 Entertainment / RCA Records) has sold over 1 million copies worldwide since making it's debut at #3 on the Billboard Top 200 chart in November 2009. He is first American Idol to ever tour the world in support of their debut album in the year following their Idol season. Lambert's hit single "Whataya Want From Me," written by Pink and Max Martin, became his first #1 hit on the Billboard charts, topping the Hot Singles Sales survey as well as Hot Dance Singles Sales chart. "Whataya Want From Me" has been a smash hit on many charts, including the Hot 100, Pop Songs, Adult Top 40, Adult Contemporary, Hot Digital Songs and Hot Dance Club Play. It has also become an international hit, going top 10 in Australia, Sweden, South Africa, New Zealand, Denmark, Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland, Argentina and Finland and reaching #1 airplay in Canada, Germany & Singapore. "If I Had You" also charted Top 10 in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Finland, South Africa and Canada.
Lambert's performances on Season 8 of "American Idol" are already legendary, his live televised collaborations with Queen and KISS were a highlight of his season and his stunning performances of songs including "Mad World," "The Tracks Of My Tears," "Ring Of Fire" and "Whole Lotta Love" are still widely regarded as some of the most captivating moments in Idol history.


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The Daniel Pearl Awards for Outstanding International Investigative Reporting are unique among journalism prizes worldwide in that they were created specifically to honor cross-border investigative reporting. Formerly the ICIJ Awards, the prizes were renamed in 2008 in honor of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was slain by militants in Pakistan in 2002.
The two $5,000 first-place prizes and five $1,000 finalist awards recognize, reward, and foster excellence in cross-border investigative journalism. In addition, the judges at their discretion may award a special citation for work that is unusually enterprising or done under especially challenging circumstances.
Past ICIJ award winners have reported about abuses faced by immigrants in American workplaces; the involvement of Sweden in the CIA secret renditions program; and allegations of sexual exploitation of Congolese women and children by United Nations peacekeepers, among other issues of world importance.
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Work must have been first published or broadcast in general information media between JULY 15, 2011, and APRIL 30, 2013. The story or series must involve on-the-ground reporting in at least two countries. Work is eligible without regard to the language in which it originally appeared. However, entries submitted in the original language must be accompanied by a comprehensive story summary in English. English-language subtitles on video entries are preferred but not mandatory. Audio entries should be sent on CD, with accompanying script; video entries on DVD format, with accompanying script. Six copies of each submission are required. No e-mail submissions accepted.
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Pearl Awards Winners
Previous winners of the Daniel Pearl Awards for Outstanding International Investigative Reporting. Formerly the ICIJ Award, the Pearl prize was renamed in 2008 after Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was slain by Pakistani militants in 2002.
International: Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project: Offshore Crime, Inc. This investigation uncovered how Eastern European criminals and corrupt politicians use offshore havens as fronts for money laundering, tax evasion, and drug and weapon smuggling.
U.S.: Mimi Chakarova, Center for Investigative Reporting: The Price of Sex. Photojournalist Chakarova reveals in riveting detail the underground criminal networks and the experiences of Eastern European women forced into prostitution abroad.
Special citation: NPR, Radio Canada/CBC, and Swiss TV RSI for Tamiflu, Inc. The investigation examined the decisions made by the World Health Organization and The Centers for Disease Control in light of the swine flu and H1N1 flu pandemic.
Kjersti Knudsson and Synnove Bakke, Norwegian Broadcasting Corp.; David Leigh, The Guardian; Meirion Jones and Liz MacKean, BBC Newsnight; Jeroen Trommelen, de Volkskrant (Western Europe), for "Trafigura's Toxic Waste Dump," which exposed how a powerful offshore oil trader tried to cover up the poisoning of 30,000 West Africans.
Aram Roston, The Nation (United States), for How the US Funds the Taliban on how Pentagon military contractors in Afghanistan routinely pay millions of dollars in protection money to the Taliban to move supplies to U.S. troops.
Special Certificate of Recognition: T. Christian Miller, ProPublica; Doug Smith and Francine Orr, Los Angeles Times; and Pratap Chatterjee, freelance (United States), for "Disposable Army," on how injured civilian contractors working for the U.S. military have been abandoned by Washington.
Walt Bogdanich and Jake Hooker, New York Times series A Toxic Pipeline exposed a worldwide pipeline of Chinese consumer products containing toxic, sometimes deadly, chemical additives.
Joachim Dyfvermark and Fredrik Laurin, TV4 Sweden, "The Illegal Cod," revealed how Russian trawlers, aided by Western food companies, have systematically overfished their quotas of cod in the Barents Sea, home to the world's last population of healthy cod.
Special citation: Loretta Tofani (freelance), Salt Lake Tribune series American Imports, Chinese Deaths. Through dozens of interviews made in five trips to China and analysis of thousands of medical, shipping, and customs records, Tofani thoroughly documented an epidemic of fatal occupational diseases among Chinese workers who manufacture cheap U.S. imports.
Brian Ross, David Wilson Scott, and Rhonda Schwarts, ABC News 20/20, Peace at What Price: Investigating UN Misconduct in the Congo documented systematic sexual exploitation of girls and boys by UN peacekeepers and civilians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Special Citation: TV4 Sweden for the hour-long documentary The Broken Promise, which exposed U.S. government involvement in the "extraordinary rendition" of two Egyptian citizens from Sweden to Egypt.
Winner: Russell Carollo and Mei-Ling Hopgood, Dayton Daily News, United States – Casualties of Peace
Investigation reveals, often in vivid detail, the widespread violence directed at Peace Corps volunteers, who since 1962 have died at a rate of about one every two months.
Winner: Jeffrey Goldberg, The New Yorker, United States, "In the Party of God," Jeffrey Goldberg uses vivid detail and impressionistic images to give readers a view into the world of Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite terrorist organization that has claimed more American victims than any other terrorist group.
Winner: Thomas Maier, Newsday, United States, Death on the Job: Immigrants at Risk". Maier exposed the extent of health and safety abuses suffered by immigrants in American workplaces and documented the immigrants' often fatal quest for a better life.
Winner: Jacques Pauw, SABC, South Africa, "The Bishop of Shyogwe" tells the story of Samuel Musabyimana, an Anglican bishop wanted by the U.N. International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Winner: Sang-Hun Choe, Charles J. Hanley and Martha Mendoza, Associated Press, United States, Bridge at No Gun Ri about the No Gun Ri incident, in which dozens or hundreds of Korean civilians died at the hands of US ground troops.
Winner: Steve Bradshaw and Mike Robinson, BBC News Panorama, United Kingdom, When Good Men Do Nothing. Investigates what led to the international community's non-intervention in Rwanda's 1994 genocide, despite indicators of the coming carnage made available to policy-makers in the United Nations and the United States.
Winner: Nate Thayer, Far Eastern Economic Review, Thailand/United States


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Dr. Victoria V. Hutchinson
Dr. Hutchinson (1990) is a Professor of Dance and was the Founding Chair (2008-2012) of the Department of Theatre and Dance at Salisbury University, where she received the Distinguished Faculty Award for excellence in teaching, professional development, and service. She developed and directs the Dance Program, coordinates the Dance Minor and the Theatre Living Learning Community, and teaches courses in Creative Modern Dance, Dance Appreciation, Dance Teaching, and Yoga.
Hutchinson holds an Ed.D. in Dance from Temple University (Russell Conwell Fellow), an M.A. in Choreography from the University of Arizona, and a B.F.A. magna cum laude in Modern Dance Performance from the University of Utah. She is a certified Laban Movement Analyst (Laban/Bartenieff Movement Institute) and holds certification in Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training and The Foundations of Distance Education (University of Maryland University College). Her record includes scholarship training with the Repertory Dance Theatre (Utah), the Martha Graham Contemporary School of Dance (London and New York City), and Kathak with Guru Pandit Durgalal in India. Performing credits include the Arizona Opera (principal dancer), Aristophanes' "The Clouds" at Ford's Theatre (Washington, DC), Dance Process/Dance Company (Baltimore), and soloist in the works of Nolan Dennett, Jan Erkert, Bill Evans, Annabelle Gamson, Loabelle Mangelson, Jennifer Mueller, Ririe-Woodbury, and John M. Wilson.
Victoria has choreographed more than 50 works for concert dance, musical theatre, opera, and theatre; and, treasures her musical collaborations with soloists, choral groups, and percussion ensembles. Acclaimed for her copyrighted reconstruction of Mary Wigman's 1926 "Hexentanz" that has been set on professional and student dancers across the nation, she has presented research on the Cherokee Booger Dance and dance applications for online learning and distance education. Victoria's artist-scholar record includes a Council for the International Exchange of Scholars Indo-American Fellowship and an Illinois Arts Council Choreography Fellowship; Kennedy Center for the Arts Performance Excellence Award, University of Arizona Creative Achievement Award, and National Dance Association Graduate Student Literary Award. Named to Who's Who Among American Teachers in 2004, Hutchinson has published in Impulse: The International Journal of Dance Science, Medicine, and Education and The Journal of Interactive Instruction Development; reviewed for The Dance Research Journal, and presented at AAHPERD, Dancing and the Child International, Dancing in the Millennium, EDUCAUSE, and NDEO conferences. She served on the American College Dance Festival Association's national board of directors, Maryland State Arts Council dance panel, Salisbury-Wicomico Arts Council, and was a founding member of the Eastern Shore Ballet Theatre board of directors. Her professional memberships include the National Dance Association and the National Dance Education Organization.
Prior to Salisbury University, Hutchinson held teaching and administrative positions at Eastern Illinois University.
Office: Fulton Hall 201
Phone: 410.543.6278; 410.548.5588
Fax: 410.548.3002
Office Hours: Fall 2012: Tuesday/Thursday 3:00-4:00 p.m. and by appointment; Monday/Wednesday 1:00-2:00 p.m. in Maggs 168 Dance Studio.


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'Editor's Choice Award' — in The Citizen's Facebook 4th of July photo contest
The "Editor's Choice" Award goes to "4th of July Shades," submitted by Noelle Oates. These All-American bathing beauties in their patriotic sunglasses stole our hearts. Pictured from left are Kirsten Oates, Jocelyn Price, Ashlyn Oates, Denver Oates and Ryan Price.
Fans of The Citizen submitted 47 photo entries and cast 1,644 votes in the five-day contest.


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CORVALLIS, Ore. – Health care reform is sweeping the nation, and Oregon State researchers recently received a grant to find out if the reform will improve the health of low-income women and children.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) granted Oregon State University and the Oregon Health Authority a $1.5 million grant to study the health changes in low income women and children in Oregon.
"The Affordable Care Act will expand eligibility for the Oregon Health Plan starting in January of 2014," said Jeff Luck, one of the primary researchers at OSU.
For the next five years, researchers at the College of Public Health and Human Sciences at OSU will track results across the state.
"This provides us an opportunity to see – to actually test, whether continuous enrollment in Medicaid, and expanded enrollment in Medicaid over time, really does improve women's health and the health outcomes for infants," said Jocelyn Warren, one of the co-investigators of the study.
The researchers will team up with others in the health care field who are interested in improving the health of women and children.
"It's an exciting time for collaboration," said Marie Harvey, one of the principal investigators. "And we're really excited that we have a lot of stakeholders and community partners in addition to the Oregon Health Authority."
Researchers say they do not have a hypothesis yet.
"That is an open question at this point in time," Warren said. "We really don't know. So that's something we're able to test with this data. So it's a fairly exciting opportunity."
If the study finds that low-income women and children are not enrolling or are not receiving better treatment, the data can be used to improve the system in Oregon and throughout the country.
"One important objective of the study is to stimulate our results for other states," said Jangho Yoon, one of the co-investigators. "So that our findings may be applicable throughout the United States."
Governor Kitzhaber says the findings will provide data that will improve the health care of low-income women and children.


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POSTED: Thursday, September 17, 2009 - 9:35pm
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Distribution Date: September 17, 2009 Release Date: IMMEDIATE
Lady Broncs Open Conference with 3-0 Win over South Dakota
The Lady Broncs (3-8, 1-0) couldn't have asked for a better conference start than a 3-0 win over Great West Conference foe South Dakota (3-9, 0-1) this Thursday (Sept. 17) afternoon in Vermillion, South Dakota.
"This is a tough trip and I am really proud of the team for staying focused and getting the job done," said head coach Angela Hubbard.
"The energy was great and we responded well. Now we have to stay focused and get ready for UND on Saturday."
All three sets were close sets for the Lady Broncs, but they were able to pull away with 25-23, 25-22, 25-19 wins.
UTPA was able to win the first set after an 8-2 run at the end of the set securing their first win of the night. Back-to-back kills from Kaitlin Vasquez put the Lady Broncs back into contention tying the score at 22, but a kill by Sarah Davis led the way for the win.
The Lady Broncs were able to carry-on their momentum to the second and third set as they held a strong lead throughout the second set and came from behind in the third.
As South Dakota held a three point lead on the Lady Broncs in the third set, kills by Kaitlin Vasquez and Noelle Mayor along with an attack error by Kimberlee Bulaga set the path for UTPA. Another 8-2 run for the Lady Broncs put the Lady Broncs with five point lead (18-13) over South Dakota.
Senior Noelle Mayor finished the night with 6 kills, 9 assists and 2 blocks while Kaitlin Vasquez added 8 kills, 2 assists, 12 digs and 2 blocks. Rebecca Toddy added 14 digs en route in attempting to tie the program's record in digs.
South Dakota's Kristin Kritenbrink finished the conference opener with 15 kills, 5 digs and 3 blocks.
The Lady Broncs continue their conference play as they head to Grand Forks, ND to face North Dakota this Saturday (Sept. 19) at 7:00 p.m.


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INDIANAPOLIS — A judge on Friday moved the murder and arson trial of one of four suspects in a deadly 2012 Indianapolis house explosion, and attorneys for another suspect are asking for a two-part trial.
Marion Superior Court Judge Sheila Carlisle granted Bob Leonard's request for a change of venue, sending the case to Allen County. Leonard will be transferred to the custody of the Allen County Sheriff, The Indianapolis Star reported (http://indy.st/1DNWr2n ).
The trial of his brother, Mark Leonard, already has been moved to St. Joseph County, and his attorneys are asking for a two-part trial. The first trial would focus on proving whether arson occurred, and the second would concern who's responsible.
Mark Leonard's attorneys argue in a court filing that prosecutors must first prove through scientific evidence and beyond a reasonable doubt that arson caused the explosion that killed two people, injured 13 others and damaged dozens of homes in a south side subdivision. Only after arson was proven would prosecutors be allowed to present evidence proving Leonard's guilt, if his attorneys get their way.
The goal is to separate scientific evidence from that which would play to jurors' sympathies or outrage.
"The risk that the jurors will be swayed by sympathies ... as opposed to relying on objective reliable scientific evidence is particularly high in this case given the extensive media coverage, nature of the character evidence and the number of homeowners and/or injured testifying," the defense filing said.
Prosecutors plan to present graphic photos of John and Jennifer Longworth, who were killed in the explosion, and a recording of John Longworth's last minutes alive, court records say. Residents who were injured and whose homes were damaged or destroyed also will testify. Leonard's defense attorneys argue that such evidence is meant to convince jurors of Leonard's guilt but does not prove whether the explosion was intentional.
A judge has not yet ruled on the defense request.
The Leonards are charged with murder and more than 40 counts of arson and conspiracy to commit arson in the explosion at the home owned by Mark Leonard's then-girlfriend, Monserrate Shirley. Shirley last month pleaded guilty to two felony arson conspiracy counts and has agreed to testify against other suspects.
Prosecutors have said the explosion was a scheme to collect $300,000 in insurance and occurred when the home filled up with gas after a fireplace valve and a gas line regulator were removed. They say a microwave, apparently set to start on a timer, sparked the blast.
Information from: The Indianapolis Star, http://www.indystar.com


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We're working to make fashion inclusive and empowering. Help us create our first crowdsourced pieces! Always made in the USA. Read more
We're working to make fashion inclusive and empowering. Help us create our first crowdsourced pieces! Always made in the USA.
About this project
Our Hope
We're out to change the way people think about clothing. Instead of something designed, created, and delivered to us by someone else, we think fashion can be an area for great personal creativity and empowerment. So, we're developing a platform where budding and hopeful designers (pros and amateurs) can see their designs come to life and we're creating a clothing line that is actually designed by the people, for the people.
On the Sew Love site, anyone with an idea for a clothing item or accessory can share the idea and get feedback. Sew Love users vote for their favorite designs, and, each month we assess the winning designs for feasibility and seasonality. If they pass this assessment, we'll create the items and sell them on our site! The designer will get his or her name on the label and a percentage of the profits.
In addition, the Sew Love line will be made in the USA, with every effort to use sustainable and organic materials.
We've already built a very basic Sew Love platform (check it out here) and now we're working on creating the first design winner (The Tulip Skirt!), but we need funds in order to create and manufacture the first pieces.
Your Contribution
Here is what your donation will go toward:
- Creating Size Blocks for Fit
- Creating Patterns for The Tulip Skirt and Sheer Delight Top
- Creating a Sample of The Tulip Skirt
- Production Run for The Tulip Skirt and Sheer Delight Top
- Marketing efforts to get our first items into boutiques
- Kickstarter Fees & Gifts
Our Thanks
We've put together some really great rewards for our supporters! Here are photos and details:
1- The Sticker
The sticker will be 3" by 3". Here's more or less what it will look like:
Super fun, no?
*NEW* 1a- The StickerBook
Get the Sew Love StickerBook "Tech Girls with <Style>" -- our take on tech-meets-fashion.
The book comes with 90 stickers you can use to mark up your favorite magazines, your notebooks, or your own sketches. Wrap yourself in a vintage party dress, be bold, and pin away!
Who says you can't be both tech-savvy and style-savvy?
2- The Print
Choose one of these Sew Love exclusive prints to inspire you daily:
3- The T-Shirt
Classy & fun! Choose either white or black, in S, M, L, or XL. Here's the logo that will be on the shirt:
4- The Jewelry
In the Sew Love spirit, create your own piece! Here's an example of what they'll look like:
The shapes are cut from fake leather and approximately 1cm by 1cm.
Choose one of each of the following and we'll make your own special piece:
I. Type
- Bracelet
- Necklace
II. Shape
- Diamonds
- Triangles
- Rectangles
- Squares
- Hearts
III. Color
- Grey
- Olive
- Silver
- Lime
- Eggshell
- Brown
- White
- Gold
- Black
- Teal
5- The Bowtie
Country club meets FUN in this suede bowtie. Clean look, soft feel, and simply irresistible.
*NEW* 5a- The Tulip Skirt in Boysenberry!
French Terry that is 58% Soy, 37% Organic Cotton, and 5% Spandex. Eco-friendly, and incredibly stylish. You can't go wrong with this fun and flirty skirt in a color that will turn heads! At $60, this limited edition piece is a steal.
6- The Top – "Sheer Delight"
(Available in ladies' sizes 2-12)
7- The Tulip Skirt!!
The backer reward for $100 is the raw silk version of the Tulip Skirt. It's a delicate and detailed piece, with hidden curved pockets and a side zipper.
Here's the initial design by Patricia & Jeanette Delgado:
And here's how we brought their beautiful idea to life:
The skirt will be available in sizes S, M or L.
UPDATE: The skirt will be produced in the color of the image below, which is more orange than pink. If you've already pledged for the Tulip Skirt (before August 13, 2012 at 11:15 a.m.) and had your heart set on pink, just let us know and we'll make sure you get the color you want!
8- The Whole Package
(See right panel for what this includes)
9- YOUR Design
Work one-on-one with a professional fashion designer to make your idea a reality. This is what Sew Love is all about, and this reward promises to be fun, educational, and potentially life-altering. Even the faintest idea can become something spectacular.
Other Ways to Support Us
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sewlovestyle
Follow our blog: http://sewloveblog.wordpress.com/
Visit our website: www.sewlove.co
With your help, we can change the world of fashion and empower everyday creatives. Thanks in advance for your support!
Silvia & Sabrina
P.S. If you're not located in the US, please add a shipping donation to your pledge.
$15 Pledge - add $4
$25 - $190 Pledge - add $10
$200 - $1000 Pledge - add $20
Have a question? If the info above doesn't help, you can ask the project creator directly.
Pledge $1 or more
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You've made a difference! For that, you will be rewarded with good karma, a thank you email from us, and an 8.5"x11" digital version of the Sew Love Print with this quote: "The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud." - Coco Chanel
Seriously, all that for just $1!
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18 backers
Our undying gratitude expressed in a fun e-card. You'll get to see us at our silliest!
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Pledge $15 or more
18 backers
Our awesomely silly e-card AND a very funky Sew Love sticker. Put it on your laptop, your sketchbook, your Brita water filter -- wherever you go when you're looking for fun.
Estimated delivery: -
Pledge $20 or more
9 backers
Get the Sew Love StickerBook "Tech Girls with <Style>" -- our take on tech-meets-fashion.
The book comes with 90 stickers you can use to mark up your favorite magazines, your notebooks, or your own sketches. A great gift for the tech-savvy fashionista in your life!
Estimated delivery: -
Pledge $25 or more
22 backers
A fabulous print, designed by us, featuring a timeless quote by either Coco Chanel or costume designer Cecil Beaton (you choose!)
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31 backers
A very awesome Sew Love T-shirt! Choose either black or white. Tell the world you want to sew love! (S,M,L,XL)
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A one-of-a-kind jewelry item, designed by Sew Love fashion design superhero, Grace Chow. Build your own by choosing from the categories on the left!
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10 backers
The Sew Love Print AND the Sew Love T-shirt!
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9 backers
The Sew Love Print AND a jewelry item designed by Grace Chow!
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20 backers
This one's for the gentlemen: a studly suede bowtie in khaki, designed by Grace Chow.
classy + original + fun = this bowtie.Estimated delivery: -
Pledge $50 or more
0 backers
All three Sew Love exclusive prints!
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Pledge $60 or more
9 backers Limited (41 left of 50)
NEW: The Tulip Skirt in Boysenberry! This version of the skirt is made of French Terry, a soft fabric that is 58% Soy, 37% Organic Cotton, and 5% Spandex. It is sustainable, affordable, and a beautiful color!!
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Pledge $80 or more
6 backers Limited (94 left of 100)
"Sheer Delight": Sew Love's very first piece, designed by Grace Chow. Feel like a goddess in this limited edition top that captures light and breathes romance into any day.
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5 backers
For the gentlemen: The suede bowtie, the Sew Love T-Shirt, AND the Sew Love sticker
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Pledge $100 or more
7 backers Limited (93 left of 100)
The Tulip Skirt! Sew Love's second piece, designed by professional ballerinas Patricia and Jeanette Delgado. A one-of-a-kind skirt, inspired by the ultimate spring flower. Designed to be worn for day outings or a night out, you'll want to wear it all the time!
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10 backers
For the gentlemen: The suede bowtie, TWO Sew Love T-Shirts, and TWO Sew Love stickers.
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2 backers Limited (48 left of 50)
Couples' Package 1: The suede bowtie AND the Tulip Skirt
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7 backers Limited (43 left of 50)
"Sheer Delight" Top AND The Tulip Skirt!
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TWO Tulip Skirts!
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8 backers Limited (92 left of 100)
The Whole Package:
Sew Love Print,
Sew Love T-Shirt,
An original jewelry item by Grace Chow,
"Sheer Delight" Top (or the suede bowtie),
The Tulip SkirtEstimated delivery: -
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3 backers Limited (22 left of 25)
Couples' Package 2: The suede bowtie, the "Sheer Delight" Top, AND the Tulip Skirt
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0 backers
The Whole Package (listed above)
We will make a sample of your original JEWELRY design for you to keep, and, if you'd like, post that design for pre-sale on our site. (Note: the sample creation will be subject to Sew Love's cost parameters)Estimated delivery: -
Pledge $1,000 or more
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The Whole Package (listed above)
We will make a sample of your original CLOTHING design for you to keep, and, if you'd like, post that design for pre-sale on our site. (Note: the sample creation will be subject to Sew Love's cost parameters)Estimated delivery:
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Main players: the Abbott and Gillard teams
PUBLISHED: 17 Jul 2010 12:06:33 | UPDATED: 17 Jul 2010 12:06:33PRINT EDITION:
The federal election may have the air of a presidential campaign, but both Julia Gillard and Tony Abbott will rely heavily on their teams.
Wayne Swan: Treasurer and deputy leader. After a nervous start, Swan settled in to the role of treasurer and steered Australia through the global financial crisis. Shows little flair but is reliable, competent and a strong on-message media performer.
Simon Crean: Minister for education, employment and workplace relations and social inclusion. With more than two decades as an MP under his belt, Crean is the only person to have served as a cabinet minister in the Hawke, Keating, Rudd and Gillard governments. A former ALP leader, Crean knows the ropes.
Stephen Conroy: A leading member of the Labor Right, Conroy has been criticised for back room dealing and, as minister for broadband, communications and the digital economy, his internet censorship and national broadband policies.
Chris Evans: Stumbled in the lead up to the election by admitting Labor errors in handling the asylum seeker debate. With immigration a hot election issue, this could come back to haunt him. Aligned with the Labor left.
Penny Wong: With a high profile due to the climate change debate and the failed carbon emissions scheme, Senator Wong is considered intellectual, focused and virtually unflappable.
Nicola Roxon: Minister for health and ageing. With reform of her portfolio a key election issue, Roxon will be a central figure in the Gillard team. Emerged as a solid communicator during the hospital reform debate.
Stephen Smith: Mark Latham labelled him a "rooster", but the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade is restrained in parliamentary debate and has a low profile nationally.
Julie Bishop: A deputy to three leaders, she has had her fair share of stumbles, but her WA business links made her an effective negotiator during the recent mining tax debate.
Joe Hockey: Mishandled the leadership challenge with Malcolm Turnbull and Tony Abbott and he is not considered a great policy thinker but he does shine during spontaneous debate and he's broadly popular. Will get significant media time as opposition treasury spokesman.
Barnaby Joyce: De facto leader of the Nationals and chief climate sceptic. The opposition spokesman for Regional Development, Infrastructure and Water, very vocal and could create difficulties for Abbott.
Warren Truss: Leader of the Nationals who is often overshadowed by Barnaby Joyce.
Andrew Robb: A long-time party man and shadow minister for finance and debt reduction. Lacks charisma but is a steady and consistent performer.
Greg Hunt: Was chosen by Mr Abbott to formulate the coalition's climate change policy. A Victorian moderate, he has been tenacious during the home insulation debacle.
Christopher Pyne: His profile has grown as opposition spokesman for education opposite Julia Gillard. The subject of much criticism, he has been variously labelled as disloyal and misguided but also funny and very smart.


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Omg I cannot rave enough about this product . First off the packaging is so beautiful , I have very dry skin and ive never really found any foundations that were suitable for my skin. Ive tried using mac and all the high-end products , ive experimented with many many products. FINALLY i found a foundation that works for me , It doesnt give you alot of coverage. Its mostly for people who dont have alot of blemishes. Theres a smell to this but it doesnt bother me at all and its easy to blend. I think ill be using this product for a long time (: . Definately recommend this for people with dry skin. Lastly it helps even out your skin which is great.
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I love love this bb cream! Out of all the bb cream that I have tried this one is really good. A lot of reviews mentioned that oil control last 6 hours. It really did!.. And I didn't even have to set it with loose powder.
This matched my skin tone very well. I have somewhat of a yellow undertone. Coverage is not too heavy. It doesn't cover pimple scars but it evens out my skin tone. Easy to blend and the scent is not something that bothers me. It's really light. Packaging, comes in both pump and tube. But I think you have to pay extra for the pump one because the bottle is super pretty!...
The problem with the other bb cream that I have is that it's too light for my skin. And top it off with the white cast that they were talking about! And the aftermath of my makeup didn't make sense. So, most of my bb cream are just standing on my makeup stand looking pretty. :( This bb cream however, even with the spf 37 didn't have the white cast effect. It didn't make me look pale. Applaud!!
My curiosity about this product ends here. But, I will definitely repurchase. It is such a wonderful product... : )
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This is one of the best bb cream i have used, I have around 25 of them. skin79 in general is a great brand for bb's and powder pacts.
Great oil control, about 6 hours, dewy look but matte compared to some bb's. love the packaging. locks the cap for travelling, gorgeous , looks high end.
Colour of cream matches my nc15 skin well
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Traffic Stop Results In Marijuana Bust
Saturday, May 4, 2013
A McGraw man is facing charges including marijuana possession following a traffic stop on I-81 Wednesday.
State Police arrested 37 year old Shane W. Banks of McGraw for aggravated unlicensed operation and unlawful possession of marijuana.
Troopers stopped his vehicle on the interstate in Cortlandville, he was found to be driving without a license, during the stop he was also found in possession of marijuana.
Banks was arraigned in the Town of Cortlandville Court and was remanded to the Cortland County Jail in lieu of bail set at $750.00 cash or $1,500.00 bond. He is due in Court on May 6th.
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Pembroke Pines is a welcoming, friendly, and warm community, offering its residents, businesses, and visitors a vibrant yet relaxing place to live and work in South Florida. The City reflects a diverse and high quality of life that meets the needs of families, singles, and senior citizens, providing "big City services" yet staying true to a small-community feel.
Dozens of lushly landscaped parks; numerous leisure and recreation opportunities, which include walking and bike paths, 18 hole golf courses, music events, and sports programs; an award winning senior center; varied shopping and restaurant destinations; entertainment venues; healthcare and educational facilities and cultural attractions are but a few of the elements the local government and residents have created throughout the years to ensure an unparalleled quality of city life.
Known for its forward thinking and municipal leadership in education, technology, economic development and the arts, Pembroke Pines is strategically located in southwest Broward County with easy access to the Florida Turnpike on the east; and Interstate-75, US 27 and the Everglades on the west. It is only 15 miles from Fort Lauderdale, and 16 miles from Miami.
Pembroke Pines, with a total area of 34.4 square miles, is now home to over 160,000 residents. In population, it ranks as the second largest city in Broward County and the 11th largest city in Florida. To understand the City's growth, however, one must look back at the beginning – 20 years before Pembroke Pines was even incorporated.
A Look Back
The 1940s saw the aftermath of World War II, and it was then in 1943 that Henry D. Perry, a dairy farmer, sold 640 acres of his land to the United States Navy for a flight-training field between Hollywood Boulevard and Pembroke Road that is known today as North Perry Airport. Broward County acquired the airport from the Navy in 1950 and a steady growth from families and retired servicemen began. A post-World War II population explosion resulted in a need for new streets and highways in the area. The Florida Turnpike worked its way through open pastures and pine forests on the eastern edge of Pembroke Pines in 1957, and then the construction of other Interstates and highways to the west quickly followed.
With this growth, in 1960, the Village of Pembroke Pines became Pembroke Pines, and was incorporated with the casting of 425 votes in a resident's carport. The less than a square mile property at the time was between Pembroke Road (south), then Hollywood Boulevard (north), SW 72 Avenue (west) and the Florida Turnpike (east). Dr. Seth Kipnis, the first mayor, presided over a seven member Board of Alderman (or councilmen/women).
The City's name, Pembroke Pines, is traced back to Sir Edward Reed, a Member of Britain's Parliament for the County of Pembroke in 1874, who purchased and farmed land in the 1880s which today occupies much of what is now the nearby city of Dania Beach. The road put through his land came to be known as Pembroke Road. When incorporating, Mayor Kipnis suggested the name Pembroke Pines because of the pine trees growing near Pembroke Road.
At first, in the 1970s, westward expansion was blocked by the County-owned North Perry airport and South Florida State Hospital. However, a developer, Joseph LaCroix, agreed to have his 320 acres north of Pines Boulevard and east of Davie Road Extension annexed into the City, allowing for the western expansion. The 70s saw the establishment of the Southwest Focal Point Senior Center, the first of its kind in the County. In the 1990s it became a national prototype for the delivery of senior services. Today it is not only a senior center, but also a thriving community center offering numerous classes, workshops, special events and activities year round, adult day care for the frail and those with Alzheimer's, and a host of other services and amenities.
In 1980, the largest piece of property from Flamingo Road to US 27 was annexed, which doubled the City's size. Four years later, residents voted to adopt a districting system for city government – four Commissioners, each elected from a specific district, and a Mayor, voted on by all the residents. Districts would be re-arranged as the City expanded in size and population. There were two city hall locations before the City settled into its current building in 1988.
Rapid Growth
Partly due to Hurricane Andrew in 1992, Pembroke Pines rapidly grew in the early to mid 1990s, with thousands of southern Miami-Dade County residents moving northward and settling in Pembroke Pines. This influx gave the City the distinction of being the third "Fastest Growing Cities" in the United States in 1999. Pembroke Pines began to establish itself as a retail center and its journey towards strategic economic development was on a steady path.
It's important to note that the hurricane influx, population boom and economic changes of this time didn't catch local government off guard. Years earlier, demographic studies had alerted Pembroke Pines planners that crucially overcrowded schools were imminent. In response, the City decided to start a Pembroke Pines Charter School System which has become the largest Charter School System in the County, and the largest municipally run non-profit charter system in the state of Florida.
A School Solution …
In 1996, when Pembroke Pines' Charter School legislation passed, the City adopted an ambitious school construction timeline, and was able to creatively finance the land acquisition and construction without taking away from the local public schools. The City Commission served as the Charter School System's School Board.
Within 15 months, Pembroke Pines built and opened two elementary schools and a middle school: Pembroke Pines Charter West Elementary and Middle, and East Elementary campuses. The Charter High School was then built, which was created as part of the City's Academic Village. This campus also includes a regional library, a community college, a university and a performing arts center.
Two years later, another elementary and middle school were built – Pembroke Pines Central Charter Elementary and Middle Campus. Pembroke Pines Florida State University (FSU) campus, which opened in 2003, was the last campus to be built.
For the first time, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) evaluation team this year awarded the Pembroke Pines Charter School System full accreditation – the highest possible accreditation a district can receive – for the next five years.
The initial process of becoming accredited actually began in November 2010, when the schools pursued the option of becoming an accredited school system, and applied to SACS. Prior to that time, the schools had been accredited individually.
All seven Charter schools on five separate school sites were visited by the Evaluation Team as part of the accreditation, which evaluates an institution's organizational effectiveness. All the schools were given high scores in five different standard areas according to AdvancED standards: Purpose and Direction, Governance & Leadership, Teaching & Assessing for Learning, Resources & Support systems, and Using Results for Continuous Improvement.
Integrating Technology
Technology is and continues to be a vital component for the success of the Pembroke Pines Charter School System – ensuring that all schools possess the technology necessary for improved classroom instruction and support, and access to strategic tools. The City has made it its mission to integrate technology as a learning tool in the schools to explore, gather, problem solve and communicate information effectively through the use of emergent technologies.
The five campuses of the Pembroke Pines Charter School System, which has over 5,600 students, will soon have wireless access available throughout all classrooms and have accessibility to a variety of cloud-based education programs.
During the 2011-2012 school year, representatives from the City and Charter School System formed a system-wide technology committee to assess the technological abilities, usage, and needs of systems for teachers, students and parents to ensure the continued acquisition and implementation of new technologies that support student achievement.
Most recently, the City's Technology Services Department launched a new City website, www.ppines.com, complete with advanced and user-friendly communication tools for residents and businesses.
The new design includes key features such as FAQs to answer the most commonly asked questions; "Notify Me," where visitors to the site can sign up to be notified via email or text messages about community activities, meetings and other updates; a translation link to translate the website text into different languages; specialized calendars to keep informed about activities in the community; and a document center which allows for easy access to documents, spreadsheets, pictures, videos, forms, etc.
The Open Government link ensures that residents have open and easy access to information that demonstrates how their elected officials conduct business, as well as provides information about government structure, meetings, and access to databases and reports.
Residents are also taking advantage of the City's "See, Click and Fix It" program which involves technology to resolve and solve various issues easily and efficiently with just a click from a smart phone. Reports of non-emergency issues such as pot holes, graffiti, chronic overgrown landscaping and missing traffic signs can be made directly from a smart mobile device to the City for quick attention and resolution.
As part of Pembroke Pines' efforts for open communication, the City also launched a newspaper called City Connect in 2011 which shines a spotlight on activities, events and local issues. Published six times a year, it is found online, dropped at key locations, and is mailed to all businesses and residents. Residents can also watch OCTV (Our City Television) on local cable, which features stories relating to City departments, events and services.
A Strategy in Place
The new website and the City's other media outlets are just a few of the tools being used by the City's Planning and Economic Development Division to stimulate and encourage businesses to expand and locate in Pembroke Pines. The Division has been busy with redevelopment of the eastern section of the city, streetscape improvements, building updates, beautification and branding within designated commercial corridors, the creation of education programs, promotion of business friendly code revisions, strategic partnerships and the creation of an Economic Development Strategic Plan.
Most recently Pembroke Pines was recognized as a Platinum Permitting City by the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance, a distinction granted to a city that establishes one point of contact for permitting, encourages pre application meetings and offers an open online tracking system for the permit process.
In 2011, the City created a Shop Local program to promote local businesses to the residents. With Shop Pembroke Pines, an interactive on-line directory of businesses in and around Pembroke Pines, residents can easily and quickly go to one central location on the City website to search for local businesses that they can support. Local businesses are also finding it easier to get involved in the project bidding process when competing for goods and services purchased by the City with the passage of a 'local vendor preference' ordinance which supports and encourages local businesses to contribute to the local economy by keeping the tax dollars spent on contracts in the area.
All eyes are also on Pembroke Pines' future multi-use City Center project which will feature residential, commercial, office and hotel uses. The 80 acres with high visibility to the City's main commercial corridor is a great opportunity for developers to attract residents and visitors alike. Over 1,000 residential units are currently being developed on site. The City will also be building a multi function Civic Center just south of the City Center property.
Pembroke Pines features one of South Florida's first lifestyle centers; has been instrumental in devising business friendly code revisions which include food truck codes, outdoor dining codes, sign code and parking revisions and a monument sign program. Always looking to the future, the Economic Development Strategic Plan examines all avenues of growth opportunities to create new and innovative programs for the betterment of the City, taking into account all of its diversity and needs.
Pembroke Pines has a median household income of $61,873 and over 61,000 housing units. Statistics show the median age of the City is 39.5 years of age and nearly 25% of the population is under 18 years old. The City is diverse with approximately 40% of the population identified as Hispanic or Latino and 20% identified as Black or African American. Pembroke Pines is also home to over 10 million square feet of commercial development, with a majority of the City's development occurring along the Pines Boulevard Corridor.
The City is proud to be the premier retail destination in South Florida with over eight million square feet of retail spread throughout 34 square miles. Pembroke Pines also has nearly 600,000 square feet of industrial development divided between three main areas, and has multiple office complexes to meet the business needs. In addition, the City has two major hospitals that support a strong medical industry.
City Pride
It's no wonder the City of Pembroke Pines has been honored with numerous awards and recognitions, including being named an "All America City," one of the top "100 Best Places to Live," one of the "Most Integrated Communities" in South Florida, and "#1 in Florida as Best Place to Raise Your Kids."
A driving force behind the City's success, Mayor Frank C. Ortis received the 2012 Public Leadership in the Arts Award for outstanding leadership in the advancement of the arts; was recently presented with the Partner America/U.S. Conference of Mayors "Small Business Advocate Award" for his efforts and support of small business throughout Pembroke Pines; and he was honored with the prestigious E. Harris Drew Municipal Lifetime Achievement Award, the highest award an elected official can receive from the Florida League of Cities.


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Cottage Cheese Pancakes with Lemon
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After making the batter, cook the pancakes immediately to ensure that they retain their volume. A high ratio of beaten egg whites helps these cottage-cheese pancakes rise to new heights of fluffiness.
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Nutritional Information
(per serving)
Calories | 218 |
Total Fat | 6g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 216mg |
Sodium | 152mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 23g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 17g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 6
Yields: 2 dozen
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- 6 large eggs, separated, yolks lightly beaten
- 1 pinch(s) cream of tartar
- 2 cup(s) 2-percent cottage cheese
- 1/4 cup(s) granulated sugar
- 2/3 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) coarse salt
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- Vegetable-oil cooking spray
- 1 tablespoon(s) confectioners' sugar
- 2 lemons, 1 zested; 1 cut into wedges
- Beat egg whites on medium-high speed until foamy. Add cream of tartar; beat until stiff, glossy peaks form.
- Heat a griddle or large skillet over medium-high heat. Stir together yolks, cottage cheese, granulated sugar, flour, baking powder, salt, and cinnamon in a medium bowl. Whisk in one-third of the whites. In two batches, gently fold in remaining whites with a rubber spatula.
- Spray griddle with cooking spray; heat until a drop of batter sizzles upon contact. Working in batches, pour 1/4 cup batter per pancake onto griddle; cook until surfaces bubble and edges are slightly dry, about 1 minute. Flip pancakes; cook until undersides are golden brown, about 3 minutes more. Divide confectioners' sugar among pancakes. Serve sprinkled with lemon zest and with lemon wedges on the side.
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Bossier City, LA — The Bossier City Police Department conducted a safety checkpoint in the 900 block of Swan Lake Road today as part of the department's continued participation in the Click It or Ticket initiative sponsored by the National Highway Safety Commission.
From 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. officers checked a total of 378 vehicles and issued 9citations for seat belt violations and 13 citationsto motorists who did not have children secured in safety restraints. Officers wrote an additional 42citations forother offenses including expired motor vehicle inspection, improper window tinting, no driver's license, smoking with a minor in vehicle, driving with a suspended license, expired license plate and no proof of insurance.
The Bossier City Police Department is taking part in the Click It or Ticket campaign through June 2, 2013 by utilizing additional patrols that focus on motorists who choose not to wear seatbelts or secure children in child safety restraints.
The additional patrols are funded by a grant distributed through the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission.