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2013-14Played in 37 of 38 games … posted a career-high nine points on a goal and eight assists (also a career-high) … dished out two assists on two occasions: vs. Ohio State on Oct. 12 and at Bemidji State on Nov. 29 … lone goal of the season came at St. Cloud State on Nov. 9 … sent to the box only three times for six penalty minutes … received Miami's Berry Family Outstanding Senior Award.
2012-13Played in 35 games, notching a career-best four goals, four assists and a +7 rating ... tallied his first assist in the first game he played this season, the Saturday game against Colgate (Oct. 13) ... went on a scoring spree with three goals in a six-game span (Feb. 2 - Feb. 22), after entering the season with just two career goals ... his eight points this year more than doubled his career total entering the season ... had back-to-back games with a point for the first time in his career with a goal Feb. 9 vs. Western Michigan and an assist Feb. 15 vs. Notre Dame ... notched first multi-point game with a goal and an assist in an NCAA Tournament win over Minnesota State (Mar. 30) ... committed just two penalties for four minutes.
2011-12Played in 17 games, all in the first half of the season ... missed some of the season due to a head injury ... tallied one goal and two assists for three points to match his season total from 2010-11 ... his only goal of the season was the game-winner at Alaska on Nov. 5, the first game-winning goal of his career ... notched his first assist of the season in his second game of the year at Colgate (Oct. 15) ... was whistled for two penalties for four minutes ... blocked five shots on the year ... posted a positive rating in three games but finished the season -2.
2010-11Played in 22 games his rookie season...recorded three points on one goal and two assists...scored his first career goal at Western Michigan on the power play (Nov. 26)...posted his first career assist against LSSU (Feb. 25)...had a rating of -2...served just two penalties for a total of four minutes.
Prior to MiamiPlayed for the Indiana Ice of the USHL for two seasons from 2008-10... played in 117 regular season games and 22 playoff contests over the two years... totaled 106 points with the Ice, including 49 regular-season points in 2009-10, which was second on the team... scored 50 goals as a member of the Ice, including 23 in 2009-10 (second on the team) and six in the 2010 playoffs, and handed out 56 assists during his time in Indiana... helped lead the Ice to the Clark Cup Championship in 2008-09, totaling eight points in the playoffs... netted seven game-winners, 11 power-play goals and one short-handed goal in his two years with the Ice... served as a tri-captain for the Ice in 2009-10... played one year with Green Bay in the USHL in 2007-08, scoring five goals and adding 11 assists in 56 games... selected to the USHL All-Star Game in 2008 and 2010... won Illinois state championships in 2005 and 2006 as a member of the Chicago Mission.
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Website redesigns at the University of San Diego take into account a completely new navigation structure (i.e. menu), design, and content strategy. Research and discovery is also included at the beginning of every project so that key stakeholders (such as prospective students and faculty) can provide feedback on their impressions and usage of the current website. The following is the process we follow from start to finish:
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Content Maintenance Training
Content transition and content fill are facilitated through the use of USD's CMS (Cascade Server), which is the university's current web maintenance platform. Maintainers are identified in conjunction with the department overseeing the area of website, whether the core site, school website, or a departmental site. Training is provided by University Web Services staff through the IT Training program.
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FOREST CITY, N.C. – The Pfeiffer baseball team captured two signature wins today against non-conference foe Brevard. The Falcons topped the Tornados 4-2 in the first game and 8-5 in the second contest. With the sweep, Pfeiffer runs their win tally to 22 as they are now 22-14 on the season. Brevard falls to 13-22 on the year.
For the third consecutive game, Pfeiffer jumped on the scoreboard in the very first inning as they scored two runs on four hits.
After his seven game hit streak came to a halt on Monday, Jon Gray got back on track with a lead-off double down the left field line. Gray advanced to third on a Cole McGraw fly out to right field. Tyler Summers then reached on a bunt single as Gray came across the plate for the Falcons first run of the game. After a single by Matt Wade put runners at the corners, Tanner Mathis hit a soft infield single to the shortstop allowing Summers to advance home and extend the early lead to two.
The Tornados did not answer until the fourth inning when they scored one unearned run on one hit. With the bases loaded, Chad Fisher reached on a throwing error by Summers, bringing home Brevard's only run in the inning.
Brevard tied the game in the bottom of the fifth inning off an RBI single by Brock Helton. The Tornados had a chance to take the lead as the bases were loaded with two outs. Hunter Jobe was called from the bullpen to slam the door shut. Jobe got the job done as Fisher went down swinging to end the inning.
The Falcons grasped the lead in the top of the seventh inning when Wade roped a double to left center, bringing home Summers for what turned out to be the game-winning run. Pfeiffer added on one more for good measure as Kyle Hackney singled up the middle to bring home Wade from third and to extend the lead to 4-2.
Dylan Norris was called from the bullpen to try and earn his tenth save of the season. Norris set down the first two batters swinging as one out separated him from the save. After walking the next batter and giving up a single, Norris collected himself to strike out the final batter.
Jobe improved to 6-2 from the bullpen as he pitched one and one-third inning giving up only one hit.
Pfeiffer was led offensively by the bat of Wade who went 3-for-3 with one RBI.
In game two, Brevard put two runs on the board in the very first inning, all with two outs in the frame. With the bases loaded, Fisher connected on a dribbler through the left side of the infield as two runs came around to cross the plate. The Tornados added one more run in the bottom of the second inning off an RBI single from Alex Bedenbaugh.
The Falcons were held quiet until the top of the fourth inning when they scored two runs on three hits to pull to within one run.
Hackney started off the fourth inning with a single through the right side of the infield. McGraw then stepped to the plate and belted a double in the left field gap, bringing home the Falcons first run. With runners on the corners and two outs, Dylan Goodman singled through the left side to bring home Wade for the Falcons second run in the inning.
Brevard responded with a run of their own in the bottom of the frame as Eric Renegar laid down a sacrifice bunt to bring Tyler Tant across the plate. They tacked on one more run on one hit in the bottom of the sixth inning.
With their backs against the wall, Pfeiffer hit a burst of energy as they exploded for six runs in the top of the seventh inning to take the 8-5 lead.
With bases loaded and one out, Summers reached on a fielding error to cut the deficit to two runs. Anthony Allende seized the moment with bases loaded as he knocked a single through the left side, bringing two runs across to tie the game at five apiece. Allende and Summers advanced a base on the throw as Pfeiffer now had runners on second and third with still one out. After Wade was intentionally walked, Goodman showed real patience at the plate as he drew a bases loaded walk to take the first lead of the ballgame at 6-5. Dalton Lindley was next to contribute to the lead as he jumped on a single over the shortstop's head to bring home one run as Pfeiffer now led 7-5. After John Elwood hit into an infield fly, Kevin Price reached on a fielding error by the left fielder, bringing home Wade from third. Goodman was thrown out at home to end the inning. However, the damage was done as Pfeiffer now had the commanding 8-5 lead heading into the bottom of the inning.
Norris was called from the pen to finish off the Tornados and clinch his eleventh save on the season. Norris handled Brevard with ease as he walked one batter in the frame, but forced two fly outs and one ground out to clinch the 8-5 victory for the Falcons.
Hackney picked up his first win on the season as he was asked to pitch the bottom of the sixth inning. Hackney is now 1-0 on the season.
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Everett Sausage Festival folks hope to raise $100,000
Everett Sausage Festival volunteers hope to raise $100,000 this year
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Joey Rollins operates a Ferris wheel Friday at the Sausage Fest in Everett.
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Jill McCoy (center) gives Antonio Pinion, 11, (right) an inflatable hammer in exchange for his prize tickets at the 36th Annual Sausage Fest at the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School in Everett Friday. Proceeds from the festival benefit the school.
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Cameron, Marilyn, and John McCracken play Bingo at the 36th Annual Sausage Fest at the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School in Everett on Friday. Proceeds from the festival, which continues today and Sunday, benefit the school.
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Lorraine Bernhard, 75, of Seattle shops at the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School flea market at the 36th annual Sausage Fest in Everett on Friday. Proceeds from the festival benefit the school.
The menu remains the same.
And many of the same volunteers still keep the festival running year after year. Many started pitching in when their children attended the Immaculate Conception Our Lady of Perpetual Help School.
Years later, they are still helping even when their children -- and in some cases, grandchildren -- have graduated.
"A lot of volunteers don't have children at the school anymore. That's how committed we are to the event," volunteer Marcia Lozeau said. "It became a community event."
The 36th Annual Everett Sausage Festival opened Friday. It is to continue Saturday and Sunday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church grounds, 2617 Cedar St.
Sausage Fest is held Saturday from noon to midnight, and from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday. Entrance is free.
The event is the main fundraiser for the Catholic school.
This year, the goal is to reach $100,000, volunteer Frauna Hoglund said.
The fundraiser helps keep tuition costs low.
"It keeps the school viable," Lozeau said. "Without the fundraiser it would be too difficult for parents to send their children to this school."
To achieve this goal, they have 2,200 pounds of sausage and 2,400 pounds of sauerkraut, Hoglund said.
The recipe for the sausages and the sauerkraut hasn't changed because people want it to stay the same, volunteers said.
"People can bank on that they will have what they had before," said Kathy Fry, business manager for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.
The event also features a carnival and craft booths, a beer garden and live music. Tim Noah is scheduled to appear at 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
To help with parking, people can take a shuttle bus from the Everett Transit Center, at 3201 Smith Ave.
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Walking into Gloria's Boutique is like entering an exotic hideaway. Customers are greeted with a splendor of colors, patterns and textures with both new and gently-used women and girls' clothing, décor, household goods and a bit of furniture.
Owner Gloria H. Wade and her assistant, Tenetta Dunn of Sand Hill, collaborate on ideas to keep the shop new each day.
"I love keeping it fresh," Wade said, "the atmosphere fresh."
The two ladies coordinate fine to casual outfits and room settings in livable groupings, making it easy to find the right outfit with matching jewelry and shoes or the right table décor with matching chairs.
Wade worked in human resources for the city of Kinston 10 years and First Citizens Bank five years. She earned a degree in business administration from Lenoir Community College just because she wanted to. But she wanted something more.
She had been arranging florals for some time, but had grown tired of it.
"I kind of wanted something new to do," she said. Sometime later, she came up with the idea of a boutique and suggested it to her husband, Vance Wade, a building inspector.
She drew up some plans to convert their two-car carport into a shop, and her husband did nearly all the work. Meanwhile, she began collecting beautiful pieces and researching prices.
Wade opened her shop in August.
"I knew I wanted to keep it cozy where it wouldn't be too much for me to handle," she said. "I wanted it to be a place where women could come and see something maybe a little different at an excellent price."
The boutique harmonizes memories of grandma's day with the artistry of the modern world and the exotic reaches of an oasis and the African continent.
Even the roomy dressing room evokes a feeling of metamorphosing into someone special.
"I believe beautiful things help people to feel beautiful," Wade said.
Wade, who once again creates floral arrangements, and Dunn will make custom chair seats, ottoman covers, pillows, gift baskets and lampshade decor and paint wooden initials. They also will provide décor for weddings and other special occasions.
The boutique owner envisions offering more, such as classes, home décor consulting, decorated Christmas trees and renting out the boutique for meetings or intimate gatherings of up to a dozen people.
Gloria's Boutique, 549 Will Baker Road, Kinston, is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For information, call 252-523-6280.
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A restaurant that has been a standard since 1969 has changed hands. But The Baron and The Beef will continue to offer the same dishes Kinston residents expect, its new owner, Tanner Hawkins, said.
The son of Richard and Sharon Hawkins, the Kinston native had left the city, after working at King's Restaurant while in high school, to take college classes in business administration and hospitality in Raleigh. In 2005, an opportunity opened up for him to manage a Ribeye's in Williamston.
This year, another opportunity presented itself when he heard the 43-year-old restaurant was for sale.
Hawkins purchased the business, renovated the building and began running the dining facility in May.
"No, we're not (changing it to a Ribeye's)," he said. "We're keeping it The Baron and The Beef. It's the same recipes they've been using since 1969."
It will still serve the same homemade clam chowder customers appreciate.
"We peel the potatoes and do everything from scratch," Hawkins said.
The salad bar with soup and cheddar cheese, as well as the menu items, will not change.
Hawkins said the only change he has made to the food is using Omaha beef, a higher grade of beef. It is the same type of beef Ribeye's restaurants use.
The restaurant will also continue the dinners-for-two specials of split ribeye for $30.99 and prime rib for $31.99.
Hawkins has renovated the lobby, dining areas, banquet rooms and restrooms and added wall décor.
He said he has "always been a restaurant enthusiast." He recalled eating at The Baron when he was growing up.
"So it was very nice coming back, doing what I do to serve people in my home town," he said.
The Baron and The Beef, 1631 Hwy. 70 E., Kinston, is open 5-9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. In December, the restaurant will open 5-9 p.m. Mondays. Reservations are accepted, but not necessary. For information, call 252-527-6787.
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Coach Hawkins said, "Overall it was a very challenging meet, made even more so due to having 4 women and 1 male swimmer sidelined with some random injuries. Without any depth against tough competition like that we knew it would be a big challenge. I was very happy with the overall performance and attitude though, and all the athletes who did swim were very competitive and fought hard to claim all the points they could. It wasn't just the event winners that made the meet still a successful event, but the other kids too who got in and did their job and then some in order to try to cover the gaps.


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RALEIGH — The target is clear on the backs of the sixth-ranked North Carolina State men's basketball team even as the Wolfpack dominated Miami of Ohio in Friday night's opener, winning 97-59.
"There's definitely a target on our backs," junior guard Lorenzo Brown said. "There's always going to be a target. It's a great feeling to have, but Coach (Mark) Gottfried tells us every day that now they we're up there, it's time to play each and every game because teams are going to come after us hard."
The tone was set early on by the upperclassmen who led the Wolfpack to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. Junior C.J. Leslie opened the game with a bang, recording a steal, a slam-dunk, and a blocked shot, which was followed by a basket from senior guard Scott Wood that brought the sold-out PNC Arena crowd to its feet.
"The players were really zoned in," Gottfried said. "The first four or five minutes of the game, it really showed. We had a lot of energy and excitement."
After the RedHawks pulled within nine at 29-20 with 8:32 to go in the first half, N.C. State pulled away with a 12-2 run to end the half.
"We got the looks, but we had to shoot extremely well in order to be in this game," RedHawks coach John Cooper said. "We needed to have great possessions on both ends. When (N.C. State) made a run before halftime, we lost that opportunity."
The second half turned to more of the highly heralded youth Gottfried brought in with his first full recruiting class. The McDonald's All-American trio of Rodney Purvis, T.J. Warren and Tyler Lewis combined for six points in the first half. The second half, it was a different story, as the three combined for 24 of the team's 56 points.
"The three freshmen, they all did some nice things," Gottfried said.
Purvis, along with senior Richard Howell, scored a team-high 16 points. Purvis converted on a four-point play late in the second half that finished his scoring.
"That four-point play was super fun," Purvis said. "I don't think I've ever had a four-point play before."
Lewis, who arguably had the flashiest performance of the night, brought the crowd to its feet multiple times, most notably with his back-to-back contested layups near the eight-minute mark of the second half, then again with a behind the back pass to Warren two minutes later.
"I think I showed the fans what I can do," Lewis said. "I just had to play my game and get the nervousness out of me and be happy out there."
Overall, Gottfried was happy with the freshmen's performance.
"When the popcorn is popping and the lights are on and there are people in the stands, it's a little different feeling," Gottfried said. "I liked the fact that those three young players kept right in and played with confidence and played hard. It's not always going to be rosy roads, but I think overall, those three guys played well."
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New inflation gauge would cut benefits, hike taxes
Tuesday - 12/4/2012, 4:45pm EST
By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Tweaking the way the government measures inflation sounds like an obscure method to help reduce budget deficits, but over time it would lead to significantly lower Social Security benefits while increasing taxes, mainly on low- and middle-income families.
If adopted across the government, the change would have far-reaching effects because so many programs are adjusted each year based on year-to-year changes in consumer prices.
It would mean smaller annual increases in Social Security payments, government pensions and veterans' benefits. Taxes would slowly increase because annual adjustments to income tax brackets would be smaller, pushing more people into higher tax brackets. Over time, fewer people would be eligible for antipoverty programs like Medicaid, Head Start, food stamps, school lunches and home heating assistance because annual adjustments to the poverty level would be smaller, leaving fewer people under the official poverty line.
House Republicans proposed the new inflation measure Monday as part of a 10-year, $2.2 trillion plan to avoid the year-end fiscal cliff, a combination of automatic tax increases and spending cuts that economists warn could send the economy back into recession. They also proposed raising the eligibility age for Medicare from 65 to 67, and raising taxes by $800 billion.
President Barack Obama supported the new inflation measure in deficit-reduction talks last year. That increases the possibility it could become part of a compromise, though White House officials have said they oppose including changes to Social Security in the current talks.
Obama sidestepped the issue when he was asked about it in a broadcast interview Tuesday.
"I am willing to look at anything that strengthens our system and makes it, and makes it clear over the long term that the basic social safety net for our seniors is going to be there," Obama said on Bloomberg Television.
The inflation measure under consideration is called the Chained Consumer Price Index. On average, the measure shows a lower level of inflation than the more widely used Consumer Price Index.
The chained CPI assumes that as prices rise, consumers turn to lower-cost alternatives, reducing the amount of inflation they experience. For example, if the price of beef increases while the price of pork does not, people will buy more pork. Or, as opponents argue mockingly, if the price of home heating oil goes up, people will turn down their heat and wear more sweaters.
The new inflation measure is unpopular among many Democrats in Congress and advocates for seniors who complain that it would disproportionately hit low-and middle-income families. AARP and other groups have been fighting it for years.
"Think about it this way. You're standing on the deck of a boat and you're in very deep water and they want you to swim but they are going to put a log chain around your foot. That's chained CPI," Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, said at a recent rally on Capitol Hill to oppose cuts to benefit programs. "One way or the other it's going to drag you to the bottom."
But the new inflation measure is popular among budget hawks in part because it cuts benefits and increases taxes gradually in ways that might not be readily apparent to most Americans. The savings, however, become substantial over time, adding up to more than $200 billion over the next decade, according to congressional estimates.
"It's a proposal with bipartisan support because it more accurately reflects the changes in costs," said Michael Steel, spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio.
Overall, the proposal would cut Social Security benefits by $102 billion over the next decade, according to an estimate by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. It would cut government pensions and veterans' benefits by $21 billion over the same time period. Supplemental Security Income, the disability program for the poor, would be cut by nearly $7 billion
For the more than 56 million people who get Social Security, the new measure would reduce annual cost-of-living adjustments, or COLAs, by an average of 0.3 percentage points each year, according to the Social Security Administration. Next year's increase is scheduled to be 1.7 percent. Under the chained CPI, it would be about 1.4 percent.
"Seniors who on average get about $14,000 in Social Security benefits a year are going to get, on average, about a $21 a month increase in their benefits to pay for all the increased costs of their medicine, increased cost of their rent, increased cost of daily living _ $21 a month," said Rep. Xavier Becerra of California, the top Democrat on the House Ways and Means Social Security subcommittee. "Republicans are saying in their proposal we must cut that cost of living increase for America's Social Security recipients who paid for those benefits."


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Keravnos have recorded their first win of the EuroChallenge season, defeating guests Joensuun Kataja 72-67.
Going into their Group B encounter with a mark in the loss column, the Cypriot's record looked like it may take another hit on Wednesday as their Finnish guests pushed them to the end in a see-sawing game that experienced 10 lead changes.
But when Bobby Maze drove to the hoop to make a lay-up with 40 seconds remaining, the hosts took a lead that they would not relinquish again as Antonio Crocker made a pair of free-throws and Ioannis Demertzis added one-of-two from the line with three seconds remaining to confirm the win.
Maze ended the game with 10 points but the real star was Andreas Pilavas who went four-from-four from beyond the arc, on the way to recording a game-high 25 points. Decisively, two of the four three-pointers came in the deciding period, a period in which the shooting guard would pick up 10 points from the floor on a perfect shooting display.
With 19 points Jermaine Flowers was the best of the guests whilst veteran Petri Virtanen chipped in with 12.
Keravnos head coach Panayiotis Yiannaras:"First, I would like to congratulate the team of Joensuun Kataja for an excellent game. The game turned out to be exactly the way we expected it to be. We knew that the team of Joensuun Kataja runs excellent on the floor and shoots excellent at the same time. This was evident during the game. In the first half we did not manage to control the game. In the second half we improved our defense and managed to win the game. This is a tough group. We are focusing on each game separately and hope for the best outcome. Today it was a great game. Congratulations to both teams."
Keravnos player Andreas Pilavas:"I want to congratulate the team of Joensuun Kataja for their performance. Of course, I want to congratulate my team for winning the game. Today one of our teammates was sick (George Diamantopoulos) and could not play, so each one of us had to step up our game. Regarding my performance, it was a product of a team work and as I mentioned earlier we owed it to the team to fill the gap of George Diamantopoulos."
Joensuun Kataja head coach Jukka Toijala:"First, I want to congratulate the team of Keravnos. It was a tough game. Both teams played very hard. Our team could not execute the way we wanted because of Keravnos' performance. We focused on the foreign players of Keravnos. We managed to do a good job on that, but some domestic players of the opponent team stepped up their game and did the job for them. Congratulations to the winners."
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More than 100 goats will chomp vegetation near Alderwood mall
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One of a herd of more than 100 goats hired by the city of Lynnwood to clear land around Alderwood mall muchnes on a blackberry vine behind the movie theater Tuesday afternoon. The goats, who belong to Rent-A-Ruminant from Vashon Island, will be working on the property for about 10 days.
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More than 100 goats hired by the city of Lynnwood to mlear land around Alderwood Mall eat brush behind the movie theater Tuesday afternoon.
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Tammy Dunakin, who owns Rent-A-Ruminant, wrangles a herd of more than 100 goats hired by the city of Lynnwood to clear land around Alderwood mall Tuesday afternoon.
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The goats will be working on the property for about 10 days.
The Buzz: Weed 'n' feed
An army of 110 goats is chomping through tangled vegetation that was overtaking the Alderwood mall detention pond. The goats will be on the job through July 2 or 3.
The Lynnwood Public Works Department deployed them behind the AMC Loews Alderwood Mall 16 theaters to clear blackberry bushes and other overgrown greenery populating the steep slope around the pond.
The goats are grazing under contract with Rent-A-Ruminant of Vashon Island. Tammy Dunakin, the head wrangler and owner, began the business 10 years ago with two goats.
Dunakin owns 135 now and names them all. They include Dewey, Guinness and Ringo. During a visit to their job site, it was clear each goat has a unique personality, moxie and spunk. Ernie has starred in a Taco Time commercial.
"They love what they do," Dunakin said.
A majority of the goats are rescued or obtained from previous owners who could not take care of the animals. In Dunakin's herd, there are nine breeds.
When a goat retires, usually around the age of 10 to 12, it is not slaughtered. It retires to a loving home.
For the city of Lynnwood, the goats are a perfect solution to overgrown areas. The animals curb unwanted vegetation without herbicides.
"The city has been very sustainability-minded," City Councilman Ian Cotton said.
And with goats, there is no debris left behind or even seeds. Their digestive system sterilizes seeds, so when the goats relieve themselves, the prospect of vegetation returning is slim.
Goats will eat most plants including blackberries, ivy, Scotch broom, nettle, thistle, tree saplings and many others.
Without machinery, the work is done quietly, although one can hear an occasional bleat or baa.
And goats can clear areas inaccessible to machines and humans.
"The pond slopes are really steep, and our guys can only go so far," said Lynnwood Environmental and Surface Water Manager Jared Bond. "One of our guys actually fell in the pond."
The city estimates it would cost 27 cents per square foot if the work was done by humans. The goats do the same work for a mere 13 cents per square foot.
After about 10 days, the goats have cleared 58,000 square feet.
After the shrubbery is cleared from the Alderwood mall detention pond, the city is considering using goats for other projects.
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Though there are many options for treating sleep apnea, each has a common goal – preventing airway constriction during sleep. The treatment plan recommended will depend on a number of factors, including severity of the sleep apnea, physical and anatomical causes and history. Treatment options include:
- Lifestyle changes and allergy management
- Breathing devices
- Dental appliances
- Surgery
Lifestyle changes are often recommended to increase the odds of success with more aggressive intervention. Losing weight, quitting smoking and reducing allergy symptoms will generally have a positive impact on sleep apnea. In some cases, lifestyle changes will be enough to solve the problem. In almost all cases, weight loss and smoking cessation will reduce severity and give the treatment plan better odds of success.
The gold standard for sleep apnea is non-surgical – a breathing mask used during sleep. Also known as CPAP or BI-PAP, The machine increases air pressure in the throat, which prevents it from closing during sleep.
CPAP is not always successful, however, and the doctor has additional non-surgical options, including the dental appliance – a custom-fit mouthpiece that changes the position of the jaw during sleep to encourage the airway to stay open.
When all else fails, surgery may be recommended.
Most adults respond better to non-surgical options and surgery is reserved only for the most severe cases. In children, surgery is sometimes more effective than in adults due to the physical differences of the young upper airway.
Surgery generally has the goal of creating more room in the upper airway by reducing the size of the structures that are causing obstruction. When appropriate, the doctor will repair nasal problems at the same time – including deviated septum or nasal polyps – which can cause breathing problems and contribute to snoring.
The extent of surgery depends on the severity of the problem. In mild cases, a simple office procedure to reduce the tonsils and long palate might take care of it. The doctor may also be able to shrink problem areas with injected agents.
More severe cases may require more extensive work in the nose and throat, shortening and stiffening of the upper airway and tonsil removal.
The most aggressive surgery will involve the changing the geometry of the jaw and reducing the size of the tongue. Discomfort and recovery time will depend on the extent of the surgery.


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I think the biggest challenge for our build system is how to implement multiproject builds. It is likely that most of users will do multiproject builds.
- Gant enables DRY for multiproject builds. This is were Ant has massively failed so far.
- Gant offers an intuitive way to write a multiproject build.
- Gant offers out of the box functionality for standard Java build tasks, which will grow from release to release.
- Gant offers maximum flexibility for customization. This is were Maven has massively failed.
Directory structure for multiproject builds
I think it is good to be very flexible regarding the possible directory structures. For Steven's use case it was good enough to assume that all projects are toplevel folders of the root folder. But there are many situations were this structure is not expressive enough and therefore should not be imposed.
In my last project we had a structure like:
- shared
- client
- ...
- services
- services-shared
- service1
- ...
- serviceN
And I'm sure there are much more complicated project structures out there which can't be changed or people don't want to change them. I propose to have only one assumption. There is a root folder were we (might) have a top level buildfile and all projects folder must be contained somewhere in this root folder.
Determining the projects to be build
Even if I do not consider pathological cases, automatically determining the projects to be build is not easy or at least not cheap. The rule would be that everything is a project which contains a buildfile. If we look at the projects layout described in the section above (nested projects), we would have to scan many, many folders to look for the buildfiles (e.g. src/main/java/org/codehaus/.....). We could try to be smart and have the policy not to look in folders with name src. But the name src is just a convention and could be changed by the user. We could read the configuration of a found project first and then continue our search. But there might be some folder in a project with many files and subfolder which just sits there (e.g. not in use any longer but people don't want to delete it). For every build that is triggered we would have to scan this folder to look for buildfiles. I think an easy way out of this problem is that people have to declare the projects to be build in a top level build file. This has also the advantage to have a static file containing the projects layout.
I've been thinking a lot about this in the last days. I think I have a solution I'm happy with now. It is very much inspired from looking at the code of buildr.
After processing all the build scripts, our new Gant will produce one classic Gant build script (im memory). So the complete multiproject build is finally described by exactly one flat list of targets which are related by dependency relations.
How to get there
Every subproject is represented by an instance of a Project object. This Project object is amongst other things a container for target object. For each Project object we create a set of default target instances (e.g. compile, test, ...) which we add to the Project object. Every Project must have a unique name (parent-project-name + project-name). The target instances of a Project object have the name: project-name+target-name.
Customization of the default targets
The default targets are not simple target objects. I think about creating for example a class Compile which extendss the class Target. That means the compile target is a target but also a special compile object, that offers methods for customization and of course the action for actually doing the compile.
In our build script we could write for example
target("compile").with classpath. Or even better
compile.with classpath.
Adding new behavior
For this feature I guess we have to extend the classic Gant a little bit. We might make it a bit more Rakish. Basically I have two additional methods for a target in mind:
- target("compile").dependsOn(otherTarget1, otherTarget2, ...)
- target("compile").addAction { ... }
To add behavior we can now either create a new target in our build script and make a default target dependent on it. Or we can simply add behavior to an existing target, which gets executed after the default behavior is executed.
When I talk about the build script I have in mind that every subproject has its build script. That means the behavior changes described above only apply to the build of this particular subproject. If we want a more general change, we have a couple of possibilities. In the build script of a parent project we can say:
- something like this.getChildren().each(add behavior)
- addRecursiveTarget(target)
Interproject dependencies
I think we don't have to explicitly declare them. If there is such a dependency, it means somewhere in the build script of the project that depends on the other project, it refers to this other project anyway. For example
compile.with project("otherProject").classpath.
Of course there are many details to hammer out. But I'm confident enough now to start implementing something based on the above ideas if we all think this makes sense.


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My correlation analysis shows they correlate within 96%. For similar periods (monthly, back to 8/1/2000), OPMYX averaged 10.52% (the monthly average X 12), while VEXMX averaged 8.49%
The listed annual asset-based fees in the 529 plan for OPMYX is .83%. For VEXMX it's 0.30%
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At 10:54 p.m. Monday, Washington C.H. Police officers responded to Room 15 at the City Motel, 1524 Washington Ave., on a call of a possible heroin overdose. Officers made contact with Dustin L. Leisure, 27, who was reportedly attempting CPR on a woman identified as 30-year-old Courtney Nicole Jackson.
It was determined that Jackson did have a pulse and was breathing on her own, but was still unconscious, according to reports. Leisure allegedly told police that Jackson had brought heroin for them and that when he got out of the shower, she was unconscious.
A used hypodermic syringe and metal spoon were found near Jackson, police said. The Fayette County Life Squad was called and Jackson was taken to Fayette County Memorial Hospital for treatment. She was later served with a summons for possession of drug abuse instruments and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Leisure was taken into custody for a probation violation.
At 11:51 p.m. Monday, officers responded to 1115 Delaware St. on a call of an overdose. Officers located Rusty D. Penwell, 25, and Timothie K. Penwell, 22, both residents of the home, unconscious on the floor of the bathroom, according to reports.
An emergency squad was called and while tending to the individuals, officers found two hypodermic syringes and two metal spoons with residue. Timothie and Rusty Penwell were taken to Fayette County Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Later they were both served with a summons for possession of drug abuse instruments and possession of drug paraphernalia.