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Montana Western basketball tournament schedule set
The Montana Western basketball programs will host four tournaments this spring and summer for participants of all ages, beginning with the Western Classic April 11-12. (read more)
Montana Western Football announces Easter Eggstravaganza events
The Bulldog football team has scheduled its first spring scrimmage for Saturday, April 4. Following the intra-squad clash, the first annual Bulldog Football Easter Egg Hunt will be held for kids of all ages. (read more)
Williams Jr. and McCall earn All-American honors
Montana Western men's basketball players Dexter Williams Jr. and Stephen McCall have been honored as 2014-15 NAIA Division I Men's Basketball All-American. (read more)
Three Bulldogs earn women's basketball scholar-athlete status
The 2015 Daktronics-NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Scholar-Athlete awards were announced Monday. Three Montana Western players were recognized for their academic achievements. (read more)
Bulldogs' season ends at hands of number one seed
The Montana Western men's basketball opened up an early lead but Hope International, the top team in the nation, was able to fight back to end the Bulldogs' season 72-82. (read more)
Bulldogs advance to sweet sixteen
Montana Western shook of the first round jitters midway through the first half, and claimed a victory over 16 seeded Benedictine 80-77 at the Buffalo Funds-NAIA Men's Basketball Division I National Championship. (read more)
Bulldogs open national tournament against Ravens
The Montana Western men's basketball team is making final preparations for their first round matchup at the 2015 Buffalo Funds-NAIA Men's Basketball National Championship tournament in Kansas City, Mo. The Bulldogs will tip off the sixth game of the 32-team tournament Wednesday evening against Benedictine College. (read more)
Men's basketball invited to national tournament
The Frontier Conference regular season co-champions and tournament runner-up Montana Western Bulldogs have earned a selection to the 2015 Buffalo Funds - NAIA Division I Men's Basketball National Championship to be held in Kansas City, Mo. (read more)
Montana Western's Richardson honored
The Northwest Athletic Trainers' Association (NWATA) District 10 has announced that Russ Richardson, athletic trainer and associate professor at the University of Montana Western will be inducted into its Hall of Fame. (read more)
Bulldogs defeated in tournament championship
A cold shooting night couldn't have come at a worse time for the Montana Western Bulldogs as the Lewis-Clark State Warriors rode a huge offensive effort to a 82-55 win in the Frontier Conference Tournament Championship. (read more)
Montana Western basketball tournament schedule setThe Western Classic Basketball Tournament is open to boys and girls in grades four through nine. The registration deadline for the event is Monday, April 6. Spots are still available in each of the age group brackets, but registration will close as a bracket fills.
The annual Dawgfest 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament will be held May 2-3. Age group divisions for boys and girls in grades 3-12 are available as well as men's and women's A and B divisions plus a men's six-foot and under and age 35 and older brackets.
High school varsity and junior varsity girls' basketball teams are invited to participate in the Dillon Classic Tournament June 6-7.
Boys' basketball teams will compete in the Bulldog Basketball Team Tournament July 11-12, just before the kickoff of the Montana Western basketball camp for boys entering grades 4-12.
To find out more about registration for Montana Western camps and tournaments, visit http://www.umwbulldogs.com/camps-and-tournaments.html.
Montana Western Football announces Easter Eggstravaganza events
The scrimmage will begin at 10:15 a.m. on the Erb Practice Field between the Montana Western athletic facility and Montana Highway 91 South. The community is invited to watch the full contact matchup between the Bulldog offensive and defensive squads, featuring approximately 90 returning student-athletes.
The Bulldog Football Easter Egg Hunt will begin at approximately 11:30 a.m. at the conclusion of the scrimmage. Age group areas will be laid out for participants with the opportunity for all children to hunt alongside members of the Bulldog football team.
Williams Jr. and McCall earn All-American honorsThe recognition follows a season in which Montana Western earned a co-conference championship and advanced to the second round of the national tournament. It is the second time in the tenure of head coach Steve Keller that Bulldog teammates have earned All-American status.
"I'm very proud of both Dexter and Stephen for earning All-American status," Keller commented. "It is an important individual honor, but it speaks greatly of the work of our entire team this season."
Williams Jr. was named to the All-American second team after earning player of the year and co-newcomer of the year recognition in the Frontier Conference. A 6-foot-4 inch junior from Jacksonville, Fla., Williams Jr. led the Bulldogs in rebounds (6.76 per game) and steals (1.70 per game). Williams Jr. completed the season with five national top 40 rankings for statistics: number 19 in field goal percentage, number 26 in total steals (56), number 32 in total scoring, number 38 in steals per game and number 39 in total rebounds.
McCall, a 5-foot-8 inch senior point guard from Las Vegas, Nev. was an All-American honorable mention selection. McCall earned first team all-conference recognition in his single season with the Bulldogs. McCall was the Bulldog leader in scoring (15.9 points per game) and assists (3.52 per game). McCall scored a tournament-high 36 points in the opening round of the NAIA National Tournament. McCall was ranked nationally in five categories at the completion of the season: number one in free throw percentage, number 41 in total assists, number 46 in assists per game, number 48 in total scoring and number 49 for field goal percentage.
Three Bulldogs earn women's basketball scholar-athlete statusTo be considered for scholar-athlete honors the students must be of junior or senior standing and have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. Student-athletes meeting these criteria are recommended by their institution for consideration. Three Bulldog basketball players were named to the 2015 list: Jenna Banks, Taylor Kanthack and McCall Hasquet.
Banks, a Bozeman, Mont. native, completed a four year career for the Bulldogs this season by earning places in the Bulldog record book in the assists, free throws, and steals categories. Banks is completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and has been accepted to attend physical therapy school this fall.
Kanthack, of Helena, Mont., played three seasons for the Bulldogs while completing a Bachelor of Arts degree in global politics with a minor in legal studies. Kanthack will graduate from Montana Western this spring and plans to attend law school.
Hasquet, a junior from Missoula, Mont., is a K-12 art education major. Hasquet has been honored for her artistic work as well as her high GPA, receiving the prestigious Mary Baker Emerick scholarship from the Fine Arts faculty.
"It says a great deal about these three young ladies that they were recognized by the NAIA as scholar-athletes," Bulldog head coach Lindsay Woolley said. "It shows they have the capabilities to excel on the floor and in the classroom, which is our ultimate goal for each of our students. Their work ethic is going to serve them extremely well in the future."
Bulldogs' season ends at hands of number one seedMontana Western built a double digit lead during the first half behind junior Connor Woodill's 12 points from behind the three-point line. The Bulldogs shot 53 percent from the floor in the opening period as they held Hope to 41 percent accuracy from the floor with only a 10 percent success rate from deep. The Montana Western bench contributed 24 points before halftime as junior Ryan McCarty chipped in 7 and Tim Lott added 5 points to Woodill's effort.
The Royals found their stride in the second half as they cleaned up on the boards, converting for 16 second chance points on their way to 34 points in the paint. Free throw shooting had been an area of strength for the Bulldogs all year, but on this night the team finished 11-20 from the line. The nation's best from the charity stripe, Bulldog senior Stephen McCall failed to get to the free throw line for only the fifth time this season. Montana Western fell behind at the midway point of the period but clawed back to establish the final 10-point margin.
Four Bulldogs, Woodill, McCarty, sophomore Shyke Smalls, and junior Dexter Williams Jr., finished the game with 13 points. McCall led the team in rebounding with five boards.
Montana Western finished the season with a 23-10 record while Hope International advances to Saturday's quarterfinal round.
Bulldogs advance to sweet sixteenThe Ravens built a 14-point lead midway through the first period behind a 44 percent shooting effort from three. The Bulldogs were led by Frontier Conference Player of the Year Dexter Williams Jr. with 13 first half points, and first team all-conference selection Stephen McCall with 12 points in the half. The Bulldogs comeback was fueled by 57 percent shooting from the floor and a 7-7 effort from the free throw line as Montana Western claimed a 43-39 lead at the intermission.
In the second half Williams Jr. and McCall proved to be too much for the Ravens to handle. "Dexter and Stephen were outstanding tonight," Bulldog head coach Steve Keller commented. "Combined they were 22-22 from the free throw line and 14-24 from the field."
McCall led the scoring with 36 points in more than 38 minutes of play. Williams Jr. was the only other Bulldog in double figures with 17 points and 7 defensive rebounds in 39 minutes on the floor.
"This was a total team effort," Keller said. "Benedictine was a very good team and we had to play exceptionally well to get the win tonight."
Montana Western will face number one seed Hope International in the round of sixteen on Friday at 5:15 p.m.
Bulldogs open national tournament against RavensThe Ravens are making their second consecutive appearance after a 45-year absence from the national tournament, while the Bulldogs were invited for the fifth time in six seasons. Aside from the experience difference, the Bulldogs and Ravens appear to be evenly matched opponents. Montana Western finished 18 and Benedictine 16 in the final coaches' poll of the season. Montana Western claimed a share of the regular season title in the Frontier Conference and Benedictine won the Heart of America Athletic Conference crown.
Each squad was upset in their conference tournaments, Benedictine in the semifinal round, and Montana Western in the tournament championship. The Ravens arrived in Kansas City with a 24-8 record and the Bulldogs enter at 22-9. Each program is one of three national championship qualifiers from its conference.
The Bulldog offense has the statistical advantage as Montana Western averages 81 points per game to Benedictine's 69. The Ravens have scored a third of their points this season from beyond the three-point arc while the Bulldogs long range game accounts for one-fourth of their offensive output. Both teams boast three players with double-digit scoring averages, but Bulldog junior Dexter Williams Jr. leads both squads with more than 15 points per game and a spot in the national field goal percentage top 20.
Both teams will rely on defensive intensity to set the tone in the contest. Benedictine ranks fourth nationally for scoring defense and holds top 20 spots in four other defensive statistical categories. Montana Western claims six top 20 defensive statistics rankings in categories from defensive rebounds to steals per game. The Bulldogs' defensive effort is led by two-time Frontier Conference Defensive Player of the Year, senior Kris Castro who haunts opponents from his guard/forward position. The Ravens' defense is anchored by senior forward Jallen Messersmith, the Heart of America Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year for the past two seasons.
The contest tips at 6 p.m. Wednesday and is available as a pay-per-view webcast from the NAIA. The winner will advance to face the winner of the matchup between number one seed Hope International and the 32 seed West Virginia Tech.
Men's basketball invited to national tournamentMontana Western was selected with the fourth at-large bid to the tournament as Frontier Conference Tournament champion Lewis-Clark State secured the automatic bid for the league. The Bulldogs landed at the number 18 spot in the final NAIA Coaches Top 25 poll while Lewis-Clark jumped to 13. Rocky Mountain College was also awarded an at-large bid after falling to Montana Western in the semifinal round of the conference tournament.
Montana Western will make its fifth trip to the national tournament under head coach Steve Keller. The Bulldogs advanced to the round of eight in their last appearance at the 2013 tournament.
The Bulldogs will face the Ravens of Benedictine College in an opening round game Wednesday March 18, 2015 at 6 p.m. Benedictine enters the tournament with a 22-8 record and the Heart of America Athletic Conference host bit after falling in the semifinal round of their league tournament.
"We pleased with our position in the tournament and feel Benedictine is a good matchup," Bulldog head coach Steve Keller said. "Benedictine lost to a team we beat earlier this year, we are ready to get to work watching film and excited to be back at the national tournament."
Montana Western's Richardson honored
This honor was followed by the announcement that Richardson would also be included in the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) at the annual meeting to be held in St. Louis, Mo., this June. Induction into the NATA Hall of Fame is the highest honor a member can receive, and is reserved for athletic trainers who have served the association with distinction at the highest level.
A Dillon, Mont. native, Richardson earned an undergraduate degree in industrial arts and physical education with a sports medicine emphasis from Western Montana College, now the University of Montana Western, in 1982. It was at Montana Western that Richardson joined the NATA as a student member under the mentorship of head athletic trainer Dave Kendall. Richardson continued his education as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at California State University – Fresno and began working as an athletic trainer in both the high school and college settings.
Richardson spent more than 20 years at Whitworth University in Spokane, Wash., where he developed and directed a professional athletic training curriculum that has served as a model program throughout the nation and beyond.
Richardson has already been inducted into the Washington State Athletic Trainers' Association for his work on issues such as concussion legislation and regulation of the profession of athletic training. Richardson served as the secretary of the NWATA for four years and then as president/director for another four.
During his time in Washington, Richardson provided medical care to the US Figure Skating Championships, the World Cup of Wrestling, the US Olympic Wrestling Trials, Skate America, and the Hula Bowl All-Star Football Classic. In 2011, Richardson left Whitworth and spent a year developing and implementing a graduate program in athletic training.
Richardson returned to Montana Western in 2012 as interim head athletic trainer and associate professor in the health and human performance program. Richardson has served as chair of the NATA's Executive Committee for Education since 2013 and led the 2013 Nomenclature Task Force. In 2014 he traveled to nine of the 10 districts to lead discussions on graduate level education and continues to work tirelessly for the profession of athletic training.
Bulldogs defeated in tournament championship
Lewis-Clark claimed a home court advantage early in the first half, scoring at a blistering pace to build a 20-point lead before intermission. The Warriors shot 57 percent from the field and 58 percent from behind the arc in the opening period. Lewis-Clark relied on a stifling defense and a relentless attack on the boards to go on a 24-4 run through the middle of the first half while Montana Western was limited to 36 percent shooting in the period.
In the second half the Bulldogs went deep into the bench to spark their offense. Junior Connor Woodill led the Montana Western offense with 13 points and collected 6 rebounds. Junior Ryan McCarty added 10 points, and junior Dexter Williams Jr. scored 10 points. For the game the Bulldogs shot 39 percent from the field, 27.3 percent from three, and only made four trips to the free throw line.
The NAIA National Tournament bracket will be released Wednesday evening. Although Lewis-Clark earned the automatic birth to the NAIA National Championship Tournament, Montana Western expects to be selected to the 32-team field which will gather in Kansas City, Mo. March 18-24 to determine the national champion. In 2009 Rocky Mountain College became the first, and remains the only, Frontier Conference team to claim the championship in the 78-year history of the tournament.


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Join us for Mile High Montessori's STONE SOUP BREAKFAST Featuring Yvette Sanchez Fuentes, President, National Alliance for Hispanic Families.
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Mile High Montessori Early Learning Centers started with a concept developed by Anna Jo Haynes over 40 years ago. In the decades that followed, that concept – which is the stone in our stone soup – has been seasoned by partnerships, civic leaders, communities, volunteers, friends and families, enabling Mile High Montessori to satisfy a growing hunger and need for subsidized, quality early childhood care and education.
Over the years, new ingredients have been added to our "soup" resulting in improved methods of teaching, better health and social services for our children and their families, and a growing understanding of the power of cooperation and collaboration. These ingredients are what give Mile High Montessori the flavor that it has today. They enable our "soup" to be shared in Denver's poorest neighborhoods and our children a chance for a successful start in school.
To continue nourishing Denver's low-income children with the quality early childhood education they need and deserve, we need to add ingredients to this soup, enhance its flavor and make certain our pot remains full.
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Mile High Montessori Early Learning Centers (MHM) is the largest and oldest provider of subsidized quality early care and education in Denver. Our mission is to ensure that our most vulnerable children have an opportunity to succeed in school and in life. Using a Montessori inspired approach, MHM helps the children it serves by fostering in them social competency, a habit of concentration, initiative and persistence, pride in the physical environment and a life-long joy of learning—all qualities which engender school success and responsible and engaged citizens.
Our five early learning centers across Denver can serve more than 500 children each day. Our two drop-in centers are in partnership with Denver Human Services and Denver Courts to provide a safe and healthy setting for their clients' children. At our Northeast Learning Center, we have community education and outreach programs for Family, Friend and Neighbor care providers as well as parents. Programs such as Babies Ready for College, Neighborhoods for Learning and Play and Learn Groups—are all focused on supporting children's growth and development by working with parents and caregivers.
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Rockford's downtown music pub crawl Groove Walk is set for 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Saturday, May 12, at 11 downtown establishments.
One ticket ($7 in advance, $10 at the door) is good for admission to all 11 music outlets. Advance tickets are available at Adriatic Café and Live Music Bar, CJ's Lounge, Deli Italia Lounge, Guzzardo Performance Music, Kryptonite, On the Waterfront, Inc., and Rue Marche.
Following is the lineup of performers:
Basement Blues Band — Adriatic Café and Live Music Bar, 327 W. Jefferson St.;
Combo Loco — Abreo, 515 E. State St.;
Hope Despite — Deli Italia Lounge, 507 E. State St.;
J.F. Gaziano & Beat Merchants — Irish Rose, 519 E. State St.;
Lizzie Neal Band — The Office Niteclub, 513 E. State St.;
Mana Kintorso — Kryptonite, 308 W. State St.;
Missing Links — Bar 3, 326 E. State St.;
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my team won 5 wins in ttl and didnt lose once,
why have we only 1143 rating? while the first has a lot more?
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u sound mad..
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It's possible you were only facing off against teams below 800 ELO. But what the hell do I know.
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Anyone out there on the north shore of Lake superior in Minnesota? Looking for quick cover for a building site on the lake. Something that will stop erosion, but allow the natives to take over eventually.
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Your best bet may be to contact your local county extension office.
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yellow grove
I had someone give me some yellow grove roots two years ago I planted behind my pond for a year there was just 3 little shoots.This year there are about 10 about the size of a dime.Tomarrow I am tossing some bunny poop back there will my bamboo ever grow ? or maybe I need to move it they are all about as big around as a dime.
Have faith. Bamboo is like an iceburg, a lot of the plant is down below. If it started as a few roots it will need a few years to build a robust unseen root (called rhizome in the case of bamboo) system before it gets going. If it gets sun (Yellow grove likes lots of sun), water and some mulch/compost/fertilizer it will grow.
I wonder about transplanted plants that don't appear to grow at all. I've got several like that, and wonder whether the part of the plant that was transplanted, hadn't played out it's root system rhizome, if say, it only had one rhizome? If you have 10 new shoots, that certainly isn't your problem ...
I don't have experience directly, but Hoosier recently explained to me that a piece of rhizome only has as many buds as it's born (well you know what I mean) with and even if you have a clum or two you can end up with a "living stick" a bamboo with no buds to turn into new rhizome system.
Mphillips has a some new growth, so I suspect another year or two will give good growth (with food, water and sun).
I did see a YG plant that consisted of 5 or 6 small (4' tall)clums in NC that was on top of a dry ridge, owners said that's all it ever did. Soil was rocky and poor, little water.
just wanted to say boy was this baby hiding.This year we looked up and there was yellow grove everywhere.Even poped up in the pine forest behind me some 20 feet away from my patch.It still isnt very big around yet.Yellow grove my not be that big around but it is sure spreading by leaps and bounds.
The shoots that come up on any given year never grow any larger after their initial growth. They don't get fatter or taller they just put on new leaves from time to time. The shoots that follow in later years might be larger than the present ones but they to only grow once. All in all it just takes time for the grove to mature with (hopefully) larger shoots coming up every year.


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Don't worry, the game is good and all of this unpleasantness is related to the beta (though expect it to last a few days after release, too, though perhaps not as intense).
Oh, I would have been (pleasantly) shocked if these issues
still ongoing immediately after the release. Meh. That said, I think Cryptic was stupid for not planning for this, given the advertising blitz they've done at places like Best Buy and GameStop. But it's nice to hear that the game itself is good.
And fileplanet is not related to Cryptic, it's just a site they chose to link to as it's easy to upload stuff.
Yeah, I did know that- FilePlanet's issues are one thing I won't blame on Cryptic (except maybe the decision to release the beta through them instead of someone else), but I only went there when neither the torrent nor the direct download were yielding any results at all. The torrent had hardly any seeders when I tried it yesterday, and even when it started showing seeders, it was moving really slowly. It may have had something to do with my port forwarding, but seriously, there's only so much work I'm willing to do in order to download this thing. FP, sad as it is, seemed like it was going to be the path of least resistance.


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I am a market gardener and I am short on radish seed for the year. I bought a few packets locally but they don't cover much area. I am just about ok on beets but a little shorter than I would like.
My list is not super up to date and I hadn't intended on trading until late fall but I think most of it is still available.
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I really enjoyed reading Public Affairs. Watching Val and Nate try to salvage the reputation of the cancer research hospital where Val works as the head of PR after a major amount of their donated funds is stolen by one of the doctors had me on the edge of my seat. Knowing how much good such an institution can do (and yes, there is an a similar hospital in Buffalo, the Roswell Cancer Institute--Val's CCC even borrows their tagline--"Cancer can't win", which was very cool) and how much it depends on various types of funding, I shared their frustrations as one supporter after another seemed to be lost. How could they possibly fix the situation?
On top of all of their work frustrations, the romance between Val and Nate was nicely developed and believable. The Nate of my head isn't quite the one that shows up on the cover, but I honestly can't blame Val for her workplace distractions no matter which version of Nate walks through her office door. Nate's grand gesture at the end was nicely done, and the ending was satisfying.
Whether set in my hometown or not, I'll definitely be reading books by Ms. Carr in the future.
Rating: B+/4 stars
I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
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Once I started reading this story, I just had to finish it, great storyline. Val is the public relations director at a hospital and a big scandal is about to hit the fan. Unbeknownst to her, the CEO, Doug had brought in reserves and that raised her hackles…was her job at stake? Nate is the friend Doug brings in and she resents him even more as he handles very high list celebrities.
As they work together she begins to see him in a different light, even begins to daydream about him. He also falls in lust with her, but it takes some work on his part before the clothes coming flying off. Once they both let their guard down, I felt they had a great connection between them. They don't communicate their feelings when parting, however, once Nate realizes what he feels for her, I just loved the fact that he does what he is most afraid of to get to her as soon as possible.
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Public Affairs by Cassandra Carr features PR superstar Nate O'Halloran who helps out an old college friend deal with a hospital scandal. Val Chase, the hospital's PR director, is very leery of Nate when she first meets him. Val is worried about losing her job and pretty much just doesn't like Nate because of him being a PR rep to the rich and famous.
Nate is relentless of his pursuit of Val and eventually wins her over even though she doesn't want a short term affair. I enjoyed the romance and Nate's pursuit of Val. The drama with the hospital was interesting. My only complaint is I would have liked to see a better conclusion for Nate's friend Doug only cause I like happiness for everyone. Overall I really enjoyed the story and definitely recommend.
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This was a good story about a guy helping a friend and falling for the gal he works with. Both Nate and Val try to fight their attraction, but it is really hard and when they do give in sparks fly.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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I was given this book in exchange for an honest review.
I loved the flawless storyline and relatable characters, both were well-developed. It had an amazing story of a PR crisis with just enough hot sex mixed in. I am looking forward to reading more from the author.
Posted April 19, 2014
***** I was gifted a copy of this book for an honest review*****
This book was a great easy read. Cassandra Carr did a wonderful job writing it. The story flows really well. However I could only give it a 4 star rating. For me it was missing something. I am not sure quite what it was, but for some reason I just could not connect the characters very well. It felt a little rushed to me and that could be why I didn't quite get the connection with the characters that I like to have. It was still a great book that I would recommend to those looking for an easy read.
Val is a great female lead that does not like the fact that the CEO of the hospital brought in someone else to help her out because he did not have the confidence that she cold do it on her own. She is very proud of her job and doe not want anyone stepping on her toes or telling her how to do her job.
Nate is a very strong confident male. He knows he is good at his job, but is only at the hospital to help a friend out. He is used to getting whatever he wants and when he wants it.
Val and Nate start out with a very love/hate relationship and as you travel with them through their discovery of each other you will keep turning pages to see what they get up to next.
Posted March 25, 2014
There is much more to this story than just a steamy romance. It kept me on the edge of my seat. Great plot and well-written characters.
Dr. Godlowski absconds with millions of grant research money leaving the Cancer Care Center (CCC) of Buffalo struggling to survive. Val, PR person for CCC, loves her job and feels confident she can pull CCC through. However, the hospital's CEO brings in an old college buddy to help. Nate is a well-known and respected PR agent for the stars. Needless to say, Val is not at all happy being forced to work with Nate. I found myself hoping they would solve the hospital's issues just as much as I wanted the two of them to have their happy ending. Nate knew what he wanted and went for it but I enjoyed how Val sometimes took charge. Nate loved it too! Normally in stories like this, the lead male character is absolutely perfect. However, I enjoyed the fact that Nate felt he wanted to make some changes and move in a different direction regarding his career.


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The Children of Political Ideology
For political commentators in the public eye, it can sometimes be tempting to develop one's thinking along ideological lines. A particular ideology might captivate an expert, to the extent that facts and truths must be arranged in such a way, that they will serve to further strengthen the ideology. Should facts obstruct the overarching narrative of the ideology, they are reinterpreted to suit the expert.
Whilst such an approach may assuage doubters initially, oft times this reinterpretation of the facts appears so ludicrous that the pundit himself becomes the object of scorn and ridicule.
This is the genesis of Conspiracy Theory, for when facts do not conform to support a world-view, it is because the facts are not as they seem.
There are people who devote much of their free time, even at the expense of jeopardising their careers and credibility, to proving that certain world events did not occur in the ways that the general public might have 'been led to believe', and that there are sinister, hidden hands operating behind the scenes. Many do so earnestly, desperately.
Yet manipulating facts is not always an innocent or pure pursuit. Such practice at times leads to the corruption of one's own thinking. Meretricious arguments are preferred to sound reason, and, like the Picture of Dorian Gray, the expert is seduced and then fooled by his own self-image, whilst becoming ever more base in his spirit.
Even Conspiracy Theory is preferable to her wicked twin, Rationalising Evil.
Rationalising Evil occurs when the expert selects evil acts to ignore and evil acts to condemn, according to his fancy.
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The restaurateur says he retains TWO mystery-shopper companies -- and they keep tabs on each other.
Stephen Starr's spy network
Restaurateur Stephen Starr retains not one but two outside companies to anonymously inspect his restaurants — and each company keeps tabs on the other, as Starr told interviewer Larry Kane on this Sunday's edition of the show Voice of Reason (9:30 p.m., the Comcast Network).
Kane grilled Starr, Audrey Taichman (who owns Audrey Claire and Twenty Manning), and me on the state of the restaurant industry.


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KPC's summer enrollment numbers have steadily climbed during the last two decades. The number of student credit hours generated during summer of 1990 compared to 2014 reveals a staggering increase of 1,354 percent (2,600 more credit hours). Students have figured out that there are many advantages to taking courses during the summer. Because the semester is much shorter, the curriculum is accelerated allowing students to fully engage and become immersed in the course work.
The public is invited to take advantage of the wide variety of services that will be available from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25 in the McLane and Brockel Building commons at the Kenai River Campus in Soldotna. The event is organized by Alaska Health Fair, Inc. in conjunction with the KRC Student Health Clinic.
The fair will offer free health education materials from local educators and health and safety providers. Attendees will have access to many free health screenings, including blood pressure measurement, vision and glaucoma checks and body mass index readings.
Never before have scholarships played such an important role in students' lives, specifically because the funds awarded are gifted and do not have to be repaid. UAA and the UA Foundation offer a wide variety of scholarships that students are able to apply for by completing a single application.
The Kuspuk School District's EXCEL Alaska program recently facilitated "mini-bridging" camps that brought 20 students to Kenai Peninsula College's Kenai River Campus for five days and another group of 20 for ten days. Students attending the camps come from the western Alaska villages of Stony River, Chuathbaluk, Crooked Creek, Kalskag, Aniak, Emmonak, Marshall, Pilot Station, Alakanuk and Sheldon Point.
Last week, five high school juniors from Voznesenka, a Russian Old Believer community located about 25 miles east of Homer, visited the Kenai River Campus so that they could get a feel for what it's like to attend college.
Now that the campus can offer student housing, students from rural areas are realizing that they have an option other than leaving the area to attend college.
The group of students and their advisor were hosted by the Residence Life staff that put together specific itineraries based on interest surveys the students completed prior to the visit.
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This NETS course will focus on community service, learning about resources and career and college awareness. Terri Cowart and Stan Vogel will be leading the class. There is no registration fee for this course and everyone, 18 years and older, is invited to attend.
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Does anyone know where to order different kinds of Sans?
After I posted this on the houseplant forum, I realized that there is a special place for these plants..:-)
I was hoping someone could steer me to one of the best or reputable places to order "unique" and different Sansevieria plants..
The choices are very limited at the box stores and my local nursery..They all look the same..Not many choices.
My Aunt is very sick,in fact Lupus, which confines her indoors most days, and this is the only plant she loves to grow.
I was hoping to get her some different kinds of them she could enjoy..All different kinds..
Thank you.:-)
Hey MeyerMike-
They are great plants....surprisingly addicting. Besides getting some for your aunt.....you should try a few.
I enjoy your posts and enthusiasm on these forums. Also, like you, I have a fairly small house in the northeast part of the country, so have to suffer trying to grow too many plants in too small a space. sigh.
Anyway, back to Sans. the above sources are good. However, one of the best sources is other hobbyists!! Of course there are very rare types and variegates that sell for 100s of dollars (or more!), but there are beautiful and/or interesting types you can probably trade or get from other folks. Hint. Send me an e-mail. I am still fairly new at the group of plants also, and some nice folks hav helped me a lot. I was surprised how addicting this Genus can be!
The Huntington Botanical Gardens, Endangered Species, Northridge Gardens, Grigsby's there are a few more but i don't know if they will mail order. Several in Phoenix I can't remember their names. Norma
Bob Smoley has a great selection, it's a bad time of the the year to receive these plants but he uses heat packs, start out with the cheaper easier ones to grow until you get the hang of watering and soil down pat. The are mainly famous for being house plants that need little care, who ever you order from, make sure you tell them that you are a beginner, so would need a plant with roots. He should not be busy this time of the year and I have delt with him for years. His names are quite accurate, and has a good reputation. I have 300 Sansevieria species, but I do not sell on eBay or the forums. Be very careful of buying on EBay, especially if you are a novice. I got took, and I'm experienced and postage is outrageous. Norma
The postage is expensive, but I have received some nice specimens from dealers on e-bay. I always check their track record and watch the quality and consistency of their offerings. When you find a dealer you like, you may be able to ask directly for specific varieties you would like him to list for you.
I have joined the ISS (Intntl Sans Society). They have a wonderful journal, which your aunt may enjoy as well. Depending on where you live, the local state cactus and succulent societies are really great for acquiring plants (I joined the CSSM--Mass.) Hope this helps.
PS: I am so addicted to these plants, that I am researching the possibility of importing some of the incredible specimens available from Thailand! DOES ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH THIS??? Thank you!
There is a plant called S. parva, easy to grow, it is a house plant, and need more sun then the rest of the species to grow properly, does not stand up right without the proper filtered light. Will drop leaves with too much water. San. do not get insects unless you have ants that bring them into the soil. No mealies, no white fly, no scale' no nothing, nothing to talk about. I also assume that you are growing them correctly. We have a San. forum, listed on Ivillage. Looke for it at the top of the home page of this forum. I don't believe it is legal for me to sell plants here or even ask for postage money. Remember this is the wrong time of the year, besure not to order outside of the U.S. Bob Smoley is the best bet and has a very large selection the last time I looked at his list. I'm sorry I am unable to send out plants at this time. Norma
Hi Norma,
This IS the Sans. forum, maybe you've been posting in several other different places? (I've sometimes mistaken which forum I was on at the time after making multiple posts in different places in a short time span.)
W/ her illness, maybe she's not up for anything fancier or more demanding than the basics. I'd stick to basic Sans. first & see how she does w/ them.
Just cause they're not fancy or 'unique' doesn't mean they can't be beautiful. I collect any & all that I run across. Some basic, some fancy, but I hate the yellow stripe of the common one, so of the 10+ different Sans. I have, NONE have a yellow stripe.
Perhaps start out easy & try to collect any & all you can find locally first.
The short, squat Hahnii types can be tricker, I find them to be more sensitive to overwatering than the regular & I have stopped trying to grow these after killing a few.
Why not start by giving her just a couple of them & see how she does w/ them?
Hi Penguin,
Perhaps consider starting a separate thread asking info. on importing Sans. from Thailand, the Cytes/permits info. you'd likely need, etc. Am guessing the International Sans. Society would be a good place to ask about this; they likely already have some knowledge/experience about it.
Arid Lands, they have a nice collection of plants for sell, and are reputable. The rest are great as well, but different nurseries have different species for sale at any given time. They don't have the same collections for sale you may need to get them at five different places, have the fun of collecting is finding them. Norma


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A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism found that previous methods of predicting an older adult's risk of fractures were more consistently accurate if race was not taken into consideration. Currently, when a professional in the field of orthopaedics evaluates whether a patient has osteoporosis, he or she will most likely order a bone density scan and then compare the results to a database of individuals of the same age and race.
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I have grown dahlia's this year, the first year with them and fell in love with them. I would love to do a large area with dahlia seedlings, I like the surprise factor of seed grown plants. If anyone is willing to share there seeds I would be so happy. I have started all the seeds I have under grow lights in order to take cutting from them through the winter, and would love to start more. If you can help me out with dahlia seeds, please LMK and I will happily send SASE with return postage. Will trade for perennial seeds, but I am very limited in what I have. Thank You, Tammy
Cuttings from seedlings???? This is a no, no !!!! You don't know what the flower will look like until it blooms. And then if it is worth saving, (as in a good double dahlia, great single, a purple orchid, etc.,) then you would take cuttings the second year. BUT - taking cuttings too early in the life a new dahlia can weaken the gene pool thus it will no longer give great blooms in say, five or six years. Please find out all you can about growing dahlia seedlings. Start by visiting the American Dahlia Society web page.
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I am glad you really like dahlias (me too). I am curious to know if the seeds germinated. I have had trouble getting them to germinate if I plant them too soon after the growing season. Seems dahlia seeds need time for an "after-ripening" period, which involves a series of physiological changes in the seeds before they will germinate (no special temperatures, though, just time). If yours do not grow and have not rotted, you might try taking them out of the soil, letting them dry, and trying again after March first. Some of my seeds had 0-5% germination in October but 80-95% a few months later (same batch of seeds from the same plant). I have not tried them at regular intervals to see how long the after-ripening takes, and I was working with wild species and not the cultivars.
I also would caution against taking cuttings too soon. The little plants might not have built up enough resources to recover from being cut back (but no loss of genetic diversity; each cell has the full compliment of genes).
I have some seeds of single-flowered dahlias from my research plot at the university that were open-pollinated (pollinated by insects, so specific pollen parent is unknown). The seeds are mostly from plants of Dahlia coccinea and D. sorensenii, which are two wild species from Mexico. There were some of the cultivated forms (D. variabilis) near-by, so pollen could be from them, too. What type of perennial seed do you have?


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