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Fats have over twice the calories of protein or carbohydrates (9 calories/gram vs 4 calories/gram. One tablespoon of butter or margarine contains about 100 calories and 1 tbsp of oil about 120 calories. Watch your intake of margarine, butter, oils and salad dressings. Choose calorie-reduced, gluten-free salad dressings, try adding a little water to regular creamy salad dressings or use thinner dressings like Italian that go farther with a smaller quantity. Other tips include opting for:
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At the ASPCA, we believe that innovative animal welfare organizations have the power to change an entire community. That's why we are pleased and proud to announce our latest grant recipient: the Shelter Medicine Program at Louisiana State University.
This unique program takes LSU veterinary students and teams them up with inmates at three prisons in southern Louisiana. Together, they trap, neuter, and return feral cats to prison grounds. Trap, neuter, and return (TNR) programs have a proven benefit to feral cat colonies, and to date, this program has spayed/neutered, ear tipped, vaccinated, and dewormed nearly 350 cats!
The Inmates
Inmates who participate in this program are required to attend a veterinary seminar series, upon completion of which they receive an LSU Shelter Medicine Certificate. Additionally, they gain sympathy for animals and experience the rewards of serving their community. In fact, three inmates have continued their education and become certified veterinary technicians.
The Vet Students
Students in this program gain hands-on veterinary knowledge that they wouldn't typically acquire during regular veterinary training. They get invaluable experience working with and managing feral cat colonies, prepping cats for surgery, assisting with anesthesia, and monitoring recovery.
The Cats
TNR programs understand that cats have been living outside for thousands of years. TNR's purpose is to reduce overpopulation while offering feral cats a better chance at long, healthy lives. After being spayed/neutered, most cats in this program are returned to their colonies. However, the friendliest cats and kittens are put up for adoption at the Dixon Prison's Pen Pals Animal Shelter—a state-of-the-art animal shelter located right on prison grounds. Pen Pals has successfully placed 303 dogs and cats since 2010.
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Great way to think outside of the crate!
Why do I contribute to the ASPCA! Because they are wonderful! Because they really care! I am so proud of this one program alone! xxooxx
Wonderful Job for the cats and the new vet techs!
This is why I am a monthly guardian for the ASPCA. What a great project and a win/win situation for all involved :)


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OXFORD, Ohio -- Senior Brooks Fiala extended his scoreless innings streak to 25.2 and Ryan Elble tied his career high with three hits, leading Miami to a 4-0 victory over Eastern Michigan Friday afternoon at McKie Field. The game was the Mid-American Conference opener for both teams.
The teams battled through three innings without any scoring before Miami (8-10, 1-0) broke the drought in the fourth. Kevin Bower drew a leadoff walk, then took second on a one-out wild pitch. John Crummy hit a 2-2 pitch down the right field line for a 1-0 lead. Elble delivered a two-out single later in the frame for the second run.
Elble started another rally in the seventh. He doubled to right to lead off the inning, then safely beat the throw on a sacrifice bunt fielder's choice by Chad Sedio. Matt Honchel, who finished the day 2-for-4 with a stolen base, fouled off the first seven pitches he saw, but then worked the count full. On the 11th pitch, he roped a ball to the wall in right center, driving in a run. A sacrifice fly by Bower capped the scoring.
Over his last three games, Elble is 8-for-12 with a pair of three-hit days.
Fiala, winner of three straight decisions after an 0-2 start, motored along. He gave up six hits and walked three, while striking out six. The reigning Mid-American Conference East Division Pitcher of the Week threw a two-hit shutout against Navy last Friday and left with two outs in the eighth, holding a 4-0 lead, vs. Illinois State on March 9. His last run allowed was on a home run by the final Mercer Bear he faced on March 1.
Neil Butera (2-3) threw 6.1 innings in a losing effort for Eastern Michigan. He gave up eight of Miami's nine hits, and walked two. He fanned three.
The two teams will meet again tomorrow in a 12 noon doubleheader at McKie Field. The series finale was scheduled for Sunday but has been moved up due to expected inclement weather.


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Class is held in the Family Resource Center in the Outpatient Care Center on the 2nd Floor. (From parking take the elevator to the 2nd Floor and cross the bridge between the garage and OCC. Family Resource Center is on the right past the Visitors Desk).
To ensure every child travels safely, our program offers car seats at a reduced cost for those that meet program criteria. Convertible seats are available for a donation of $20 and boosters for $10 (cash or money orders only). Prices may vary accommodating special circumstances such as high weight limit. Supplies are limited to 1 car seat per child and appointments are required.


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NORFOLK -- Part of Granby Street gets a temporary makeover Friday and Saturday, but a lot of people are looking for 'temporary' to evolve into something more.
'My daughter says I'm glowing the last couple of weeks, and I'm not pregnant,' said Mary Jo Wilfong, laughing.
She and business partner Ben Mills will open Mary Cup of Joe at 763 Granby Street, running the coffee and pastry shop for less than 24 hours.
They are part of The Better Block Project, which is meant to show people how a neglected or underutilized area can make a turnaround in a relatively short amount of time, essentially, showcasing that area's potential.
Vacant buildings on Granby Street between Olney Road and Addison Street will come alive with pop-up businesses like Wilfong's as well as the work of artists and performers.
'Our hope is to go permanent, you know, find some funding somewhere,' explained Wilfong who will use the kitchen at Yorgo's Bageldashery on Colonial Avenue to bake the pies and cakes she'll set at the pop-up location.
'So many people have helped us along the way to get to this point,' Wilfong told 13News. 'I think it's exciting that Norfolk is doing something like this, revitalizing an area that's been dead for so long.'
Artist Amanda Stephens also is enthusiastic about the makeover. She said that in 1998, she and her father had the last show in the building that used to house the Old Dominion University Art Gallery.
Friday and Saturday, she will display some of her own pieces and pay tribute to the works of other local artists by projecting images of those works onto the old Zedd's building.
'It's about transformation,' said Stephens, reaching for old bottle caps used in one of her works. 'It's about taking something that's like these pieces that are forgotten, and ran over, and totally, like, just destroyed to a level, and bringing life back into it.'
People can enjoy the transformation Friday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Team Better Block, which is based in Texas and worked with hundreds of volunteers in the makeover, will create plans for Better Block events at Five Points and on 35th Street.


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Digital re compositing pictures of Duluth and adding graffiti to them.
Final printed size is 5x7(postcard size). I also printed 2 of the images in 8x10 as well.
I wanted to re composite photographs of Duluth into composition that don't belong. It is a pretty subtle change because the images look realistic even though they're different images put together. Then I added graffiti to each image to add to the idea even more of things that aren't supposed to be there. Each piece of graffiti is a tag of my last name almost as if to show that I was there. In each image the colors of the graffiti are reflected in the sky of the image somewhere in order to unify all the pieces. The issues I had with doing this project was finding images that would go well together and then messing with the contrast and saturation to make them look as though they belong together. Cutting out some of the objects was pretty difficult s well, Especially the trees. It takes a long time to select around all of the tiny branches in order to make it look realistic. I discovered that if I cut it out a little bit more rough, I could use the smudge tool to go back in and make it look more realistic and it cut down on the time i had to spend.
I didn't mind doing this project and I would do something like it again. I feel like my project turned out pretty successful. It developed a long way from the beginning through critiques and fixing things every week.
If I were to present this work to the public, I would like to keep them printed small almost as if they are postcards. This would encourage people to look at these pieces closer and notice the details.
If I were to expand this project further I would probably create more images by doing the same thing and maybe do even more compositing in each image. Maybe take it farther than just images from Duluth and take pictures from all over. I think this would make the pieces more interesting, because there's only so much to take pictures of in Duluth. Places like Minneapolis have a lot more to offer.
Digital re compositing pictures of Duluth and adding graffiti to them.
I've created a new image and I have refined most of my other images and improved the aspects of each one that were concerns during critique.
I've continued working on compositing more images together and finished 2 more and started one other one so far. I've also fixed some of the older ones and made the graffiti look more realistic.
I have exported some of my photos that i've taken into a webpage. I have also re-edited some of my photos after the last critique and made another new image as well.
Heidi and I went and retaped all of the images that were peeling off in the Viz Lab on Friday. We also printed off some images of flowers I had in color and added them to our installation. I think the splashes of bright color on the windows really adds a lot to our installation.
Ive taken some more pictures and experimented with different ways of finishing my pictures. This is one I experimented with. Still debating on doing something different with the sky. I think in each image I want to make them black and white and have the graffiti in color and also add the colors of the graffiti in other spots of the picture as well.
Another one i'm working on
So far I have taken a lot of digital photos from all around Duluth. I have started messing with the photos trying to come up with interesting compositions as well. I have also begun drawing some graffiti and am in the process of coloring it in in photoshop.
Just a couple that I've started messing with. Still have to add the graffiti and i'm probably going to add some kind of effects to each photo as well.
Our installation in the VIZ lab was completed on Tuesday. We finished putting up all of the images in the window and I will post a good picture soon. The image I took on my phone isn't very good.
In our installation we made a grid like design using our winter remix images and displayed it on the Viz Lab window. In this assignment I helped prepare the images for printing, cut out the images after they were printed, cleaned off the Viz Lab windows, and helped install our work in the windows. We aren't completely done installing due to the fact that they had a meeting going on in front of the second window on installation day. The windows that we have done look good so far and we should be able to finish the last window in not much time after break.
My idea for my digital focus is to take pictures from around Duluth and recomposite them in different ways while adding graffiti to different parts of each image that is hand drawn by me. I'm also playing with the idea of adding some kind of special effects to each one of the images I create as well.
5 artists that inspire me...
Oliver Wasow
David Fischer
Keith Haring
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OXFORD TOWN – The Taylor Farmers' Market and Mid-Town Farmers' Markets are busy this weekend featuring tons of produce, great folk music and a Pie Baking Contest where winners can walk away with a nice chunk of change. Donovan and Conar McCain are set to entertain in the Plein Air neighborhood this Saturday and the Mid-Town Market digs in for it's annual Pie Baking contest. Check this week's Oxford Town for all of your local market information. (July 15, 2010, Page 9)


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The phrase "to bishop" means to surrepticiously grasp another person's bottom, on the pretext of "just brushing past". It derives from 16th century drinking dens in the City of London, where clergy would seek illicit sexual thrills with an immediate and plausible claim of innocence if caught.
In modern language, is frequently truncated to "bish"
In modern language, is frequently truncated to "bish"
That guy so just Bishoped me when he squeezed past.
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The highest level of the Roman Catholic clergy. Rules over an area called a diocese. Can ordain priests. Wears a tall, pointed hat called a miter; carries a staff called a crosier; wears a large cross and a large ring. Answerable to the pope.
Did your bishop just checkmate my king?
by ScottX October 15, 2005
school of homosexuals and gingers who have been rejected by society and chose to all go to the same school to unamiously hated by everyone
loser school
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wow have you seen those kids that go to bishops they suck ass
by yo big old fat stanky mamma September 19, 2008
A term for Skunk.
Smoking a bish, got any bishop, wrap/ skin a bishop.
by ZZNA October 21, 2009
Another Word For A Penis.
"Oh My God, Your Bishop's HUGE"
by Cal Hanley August 22, 2006
Another name for erected nipples, due to the pointy top of a bishop chess piece.
Man I'd like to play with her bishops.
by Ddraig Goch October 17, 2007
A line of android models created by Charles Weyland, and seen prominently in the movie "Aliens". Bishop is a highly advanced synthetic human who accompanies a military team to the planet LV-426 to wipe out an alien infestation. He primarily works as a driver or pilot, as is shown in the movie when he hovers a dropship above a landing in order to save Ellen Ripley from being killed by an alien queen.
Bishop: "I may be synthetic but I'm not stupid."
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A female in an upright or elevated position.
That ho fell over, and I had to help the Bishop!
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Even as their region was devastated by Superstorm Sandy, a New Jersey couple found time to step up for an animal in need.
After spending days inside waiting out the storm without electricity, Gloria Delgado and Wilfredo Garcia took their dog for a walk Tuesday to survey the damage to their Elizabeth neighborhood.
A few blocks from their home, they saw something strange: a little white car idling at the edge of a park. The couple heard a yelp and a car door slam, and then watched as the car sped away.
To their horror, Delgado and Garcia realized a Hound/Pit Bull mix puppy, white with brown spots and about five months old, had been pitched out of the car, left to fend for herself among the downed trees and debris. Delgado called to the confused puppy, and she came right away.
Delgado and Garcia waited for 20 minutes—perhaps, they thought, she fell out of the car? But the car never returned, so they took the puppy home to their dark apartment.
"She was so nice," Delgado says. "So good and playful with our kids and our dog."
The puppy stayed the night, but the Garcia family knew they couldn't keep her forever. Delgado cleans houses in Manhattan, and she decided to bring us the puppy when she returned to work. On Wednesday, the entire Garcia family braved hours of traffic to ensure the dog reached us safely.
"I lived in Manhattan a long time ago, so I know how the ASPCA takes care of animals," Garcia says. "I knew they would take care of this dog."
We are so grateful that the Garcia family took care of this sweet and happy little puppy, who is receiving care at our Adoption Center and will be made available for adoption soon. Of course, we named her Sandy.
For more information about the ASPCA's rescue and relief efforts during Sandy, please stay tuned to our blog and Twitter account.
UPDATE: Sandy has been adopted!
Who does that? Such a sweet face! I am in Colorado, but my Catahoula and I would adopt her in a heartbeat if there were a way to do it!
May God bless this couple for saving this beautiful puppy!! Please let me know if th. puppy comes up for adoption.
I would so take that dog into my home,it is too sad, if you don't find a home for him, I have lots of land and love for him. Worth the drive. Kathy
"After spending days inside waiting out the storm without electricity, Gloria Delgado and Wilfredo Garcia took their dog for a walk Tuesday"
The storm hit NJ on Monday night. So how were they without electricty "for days"?
This is a great story, sloppily told.
Awww! So nice to know there are decent generous thoughtful people still! In a world of uncertainty!!
Gracias Gloria Y Wilfredo. El mundo necesita mas personas como uds. Dios les bendiga. Este perrito tuve suerte tener personas concientes alrededor. Muy bien hecho!
I've already sent a donation to the ASPCA - but anything we can do to help the couple that saved him?
There are plenty of young pit bulls in shelters across the United States, and they need homes just as much as this one does. Anyone who says they would like to adopt this puppy (which is at the ASPCA shelter in New York City and will not be transported across the U.S. to be adopted) should visit their local shelter and take one of those dogs home instead of wanting this one just because it comes with a sad story.
unf*cking real. these people make me sick to my stomach. how heartless can you be. anyone who does something so disgusting should be charged and inprisoned. just because its an ANIMAL DOESNT MEAN ITS OKAY. let someone throw them out of a car see how they like it.
I will take this amazing dog. Please let me know. 443 682 2607


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Pentagon starts 45-day countdown to civilian furloughs
Thursday - 2/21/2013, 5:59am EST
In its latest acknowledgement that sequestration now appears more likely than not, the Pentagon Wednesday sent Congress its official notification that it plans to furlough the vast majority of its civilian workforce in the second half of fiscal 2013.
The legally-required notification to lawmakers starts a 45-day clock before the Pentagon can begin imposing furloughs on its 780,000 civil servants. Actual furloughs would not begin until late April, said Robert Hale, the Pentagon's comptroller, and only will happen if Congress leaves sequestration on the books, forcing DoD to scrounge for any dollar it can find in its operation and maintenance accounts.
"This is one of the most distasteful tasks I have faced in my four years in this job," Hale told reporters Wednesday. "We feel we don't have any choice but to impose furloughs, even though we'd much prefer not to do it. We're more than 20 percent short in operations and maintenance with seven months to go [in the fiscal year]. We can't do reductions in force, especially at this point in the year. RIFs would cost us money because of unused leave and severance pay, so furloughs are really the only way we have to quickly cut civilian personnel funding."
The Pentagon said the furloughs will save it between $4-$5 billion in the current fiscal year — just a fraction of the $46 billion cut it would have to make up for if sequestration stays in effect.
A document officials distributed to reporters offers a state-by-state breakdown, estimating the local impacts the unpaid furloughs would have across the country in the remainder of 2013. Virginia tops the list with an estimated $661 million in reduced DoD payrolls. California is next at $420 million, followed by Maryland at $359 million.
Every service and agency will be affected
Furloughed employees would be told to stay home one day per week without pay between April and Sept. 30. If DoD has to implement unpaid leave, the Pentagon wants the furloughs to be spread equitably across every military branch and defense agency, though there will be civilian employees who will be declared exempt.
Those exemptions, Hale said, will be granted sparingly. But civilians deployed in combat zones will be declared off-limits, as will civilians who are required to "maintain the safety of life and/or property."
"But that's only to the extent that they have to do that," Hale said. "In other words, if there are 20 policemen on a base, they aren't all automatically exempted from furloughs. It's only to the extent that commanders and managers determine they have to exempt some or all of them."
Also, employees whose salaries are paid from non-appropriated funds are in the clear, as are foreign nationals working overseas, since their employment status is often complicated by status of forces agreements with foreign governments.
Hale noted, with some regret, that his own job is also safe from furlough.
"It's slightly embarrassing, but it's true. Political employees are exempt, by law," he said.
For the most part, furloughed employees shouldn't see any impact to benefits such as retirement, life insurance or health insurance, said Jessica Wright, the acting undersecretary of Defense for personnel and readiness.
Trickledown effect of unpaid leave
But, she said the lost wages and the loss of civilian employees' services will take a severe toll on the military, local economies and individual DoD employees, whether they're in uniform or not.
"The effects of sequestration and the continuing resolution on our military personnel will be devastating, but on our civilians, it will be catastrophic," she said. "These critical members of our workforce, they work in our depots, they maintain and repair our tanks, our aircrafts, our ships. They teach our kids, they care for our children. They provide medical treatment to all of our beneficiaries. They take care of our wounded warriors. They provide services and programs such as sexual assault prevention and suicide prevention, just to name a few. The first, the second, and the third-order effects of sequestration will be felt in local commands and local communities all over the United States and, clearly, all over the globe. This is not a Beltway phenomenon."
Now that DoD has made its notification to Congress, it's telling the military services to begin identifying employees who should be exempted from furlough. At some point in mid-March, Defense civilians will get letters telling them that they can expect to be furloughed. Thirty days later, they'll receive notification that they're going to be furloughed, and will then have one week to appeal the decision to the Merit Systems Protection Board.


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Going All Out in the Race Toward a CureFriday, June 20, 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.In clinics and labs, pulmonary hypertension researchers are moving as fast as they can toward a PH cure. During this year's Conference, one of them, Dr. Patty George, is also speeding from coast to coast with the women of Team PHenomenal Hope, cycling, day and night, in the Race Across America, culminating a year of raising awareness and funds for PHA. We open this year's Conference celebrating the challenges and rewards of the journeys we take together as a community − in clinics, on bikes and at home, school and work − in one of our lives' toughest races, the race to conquer PH.
Medical Update DinnerFriday June 20, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.Leaders in the field of pulmonary hypertension will update attendees on advances in diagnosis, treatment and research. PHA will also recognize the winners of the PHA Research Awards and the Outstanding Physician Award.
Power Breakfast: Network with a Medical ProfessionalSaturday, June 21, 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.Take advantage of a unique opportunity where patients, caregivers and medical professionals can interact in a non-clinical setting. Medical professionals, all of whom are experts in the field of PH, will be seated at tables assigned by PH topic.
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Founders' Dinner & AwardsSaturday, June 21, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.This dinner will show you how PHA has helped empower those whose lives have been affected by PH. Hear insights from PH patients who have lived many years with this disease, demonstrating how morale, support and determination, along with medical progress, have allowed them to live meaningfully with their PH. The dinner will feature a screening of the Conference video, and presentation of the Outstanding Member Awards.
Breakfast of Champions: Taking Empowerment HomeSunday, June 22, 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.The strength we draw from others at Conference can continue sustaining us back home as we advance the PH cause and invite others to join in. Learn from a veteran PH advocate about when and how you can influence people in power to take action to help fight PH. Discover what others in our community have achieved and how PHA can help you add to our shared victories.
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By Kyle Lovern
October 15, 2013
Tug Valley High School will be getting a new head girls' basketball coach for this upcoming season.
Longtime Mingo County coach Okey Smith has retired from teaching and coaching. Smith has coached for many years starting out at Williamson Junior High, Williamson High, Kermit Middle School and then on to Tug Valley.
My sources tell me that three candidates have interviewed. They were current volleyball coach Maxine Colegrove, assistant coach Aileen Perry and freshman coach Raychell Smith.
The state will make the final decision, however the interview process was done by the administration.
Girls' basketball practice starts on Monday, November 11, while the boys will start hitting the hardwood on Monday, November 18.
That is right around the corner my friends.
… These last few games for Mingo Central will be very important for their playoff positioning. The top 16 teams in each class make the post season.
The Miners travel to Chapmanville for a game not only important for the playoffs, but also their standing in the Cardinal Conference. (See adjacent story)
Mingo Central plays host to Logan next week, then travels to Herbert Hoover for another conference game, before hosting Mt. View in the final regular season game of the year.
Mingo made the playoffs last year, but had to travel to the northern part of the state to take on No. 2 ranked Keyser. Coach Yogi Kinder, his staff and the school would love to host a first round playoff game at Harless Stadium. If the Miners can pull out some wins in these final four games, that is a good possibility.
… Cam Henderson Center will host a night of basketball on Thursday, Oct. 17 with the Marshall men's and women's team participating in a green & white scrimmage.
It will be the first opportunity for fans to pick up their season tickets and ask about tickets if they haven't already purchased them. The doors will open at 4:30 p.m. and admission is free for those who pick up their season tickets at that time. All season tickets not picked up at that time will be mailed out.
The night will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the women doing drills and skill work before participating in an intrasquad scrimmage. The men will take the court at 7 p.m. and go through a similar routine before a scrimmage. Certified officials will be used for the scrimmage.
Students will be admitted for free with a valid MU ID, while all other tickets are $5.
… West Virginia University will tip off the 2013-14 men's basketball season with the Gold-Blue Debut presented by Coke Zero on Friday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m., at the WVU Coliseum. Admission to the event is free with gates opening at 6:30 p.m.
A 40-minute officiated game between the Gold and Blue teams highlight just a few of the events that will occur. Other festivities include the introduction of the men's players and staff, a speech from Bob Huggins and an autograph session with the team following the event on the Coliseum floor.
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Guest blog by Ann Church, Vice President of State Affairs, ASPCA Government Relations
Thanks to the support of animal advocates like you, the ASPCA's Government Relations team was able to expand greatly this year, increasing our ability to fight for better laws for animals in all 50 states. As 2012 draws to a close, it's the perfect time to reflect on some of this year's legislative accomplishments on behalf of animals. Here is a small sampling of state-level victories that the ASPCA and our mighty Advocacy Brigade helped secure in 2012:
California—"Hounding" of Wildlife
California has banned hounding, a form of trophy hunting in which radio-collared dogs are released in forests to chase and tree bears and bobcats.
Idaho—Felony Cruelty
2012 will be remembered as the year that Idaho, a long-time holdout, finally enacted a law making animal torture a felony offense. The state made cockfighting a felony as well.
Massachusetts—Animal Control Reform
Among other achievements, this far-reaching, comprehensive new law creates a statewide spay/neuter program, prohibits breed-specific legislation, places restrictions on outdoor tethering, and allows pets to be included in domestic violence-related protection orders.
New Jersey—Horse Slaughter
New Jersey banned the slaughter of horses for human consumption as well as their transport through the state—a very meaningful provision, given the continued problem of export of horses over the border for slaughter.
Ohio—Exotic Pet Ownership and Puppy Mill Regulations
Ohio's Dangerous Wild Animal Act passed seven months after 56 exotic animals were released by their owner. (Most were killed.) Ohio was one of only a handful of states with virtually no regulations on wild/exotic animal pet ownership. In addition, the state passed its first-ever puppy mill law, which sets standards of care and requires annual inspections.
Tennessee—Felony Cruelty to Livestock
While most states exempt farm animals from their animal cruelty statues, Tennessee became one of the first to make extreme acts of cruelty to livestock subject to felony-level penalties.
It's important to remember that these victories, as well as the countless others, could not have been achieved without collaboration among state legislators and humane advocacy groups. Let's all continue to champion stronger laws protecting our nation's animals and make 2013 an even better year!
my dad was by yellow breaches creek in PA by camp hill we wanted to tell you before winter comes so he or she lives and survives it was in the field exactly next to the creek good luck :)
New York State needs to catch up with California, New Jersey, Oregon when it comes to animal advocacy & stronger laws. We have a vast state between the busy streets of Manhattan & the rolling hills of the Adirondacks, so we need to protect our companion animals & wildlife! NYS needs to move animal crimes out of Ag & Market codes and into the Penal code. Time to update old laws & ways of doing things! We need to rid the state of puppy mills & reform our VERY antiquated animal control association. The ASPCA is based in NYC so I would hope their home state would be a TOP priority because this state's animals are not fully protected like other states.
What finally happened to Betty under your care?
I would like to know if Betty survived her injuries and wonder if she is leading a normal dogs life? And how do I go about putting into affect rules, regulations and/or laws for puppy mills across the US? All businesses like those need yearly routine UNANNOUNCED visits to make sure animals (dogs and cats) are cared for properly.
Thank you for all of the work that you do to protect our animals.
It seems to me that too many people neglect their cats kittnes. We recently found two feral kittens that we had feed for a week or so and now have captured in a trap. They are the cutest kittle beautiful works of God and are taking their time in trusting us(socializing). They are now in a warm and loving home with lots of food. We will (as soon as they are confortable enugh) take them to the Doctor for testing a shots) of course later on spay and neuter, I beleive they will be socialized and make someone a loving pet.
I am an avid animal lover and protector but truly have limited funds. What concrete action can I or any animal lover take to help protect animal abuse and neglect? Are there ASPCA Offices in every state? Thank you for ALL that you do to promote animal awareness!
It is encouraging to see the new laws passed in several states. I hope enforcement doesn't become an afterthought. The felony for livestock cruelty is especially surprising and wonderful. I wish Texas would be proactive in this area. Also banning foi gras in all states and cracking down seriously on animal fighting. A robust cybercrimes and on-going undercover investigative infrastructure to help catch these vile criminals and laws that put them away for a very long time would.make my dreams come true. Oh if the funding was available.
I hope that in the near future our government addresses the cruelties in livestock raising, feeding and slaughtering.


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Keiona Mason was part of a group from Bethlehem Church in Gastonia that collected coats to deliver to Queens, N.Y., the week after Thanksgiving.
Mason spread the word about the "Coats for Queens" drive by setting up a collection box at Ashbrook, making announcements at school and putting fliers in mailboxes in Gastonia neighborhoods.
The group held training Friday, Nov. 30, learning how to talk to people about the Bible and their faith. On Saturday, Dec. 1, the group sorted coats in the parking lot next to their hotel for about two hours before going to seven locations to hand them out.
"All along the street there was rubble," Mason said.
She saw trash and other debris where the water had risen 6 feet.
People flocked to the coat donation sites.
"You could tell there was a need," Mason said.
Mason said Bethlehem reached its goal of 10,000 coats. Student pastor Cody Mummau said Bethlehem collected about 7,000 coats. When combined with coats that came from New York, the group exceeded the 10,000 coat threshold, Mason said.
"We were literally overrun when it took off," Mummau said. "The numbers, they were just overwhelming."
Mummau said many people were grateful for the coats, but the group also saw a lot of despair.
"There's a lot of people that felt like the world has forgotten about them. I met a man who lost his business and his home and now he's homeless. And he's sleeping in the library," Mummau said. "It was a great thing to be able to go and show some love. Honestly, as much as it was to hand them a coat, it was neat to lend an ear."
For Mason, the experience went beyond expectations.
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I thought I'd make this thread so people can put their name and combo ideas down. I think it'll be interesting to see how people's ideas change from day to day, if they just post combinations off the top of their head.
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Today I'd go for Augustus David and Leonora Josephine.
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KENT, Ohio - The Miami University women's basketball team used a balanced offensive effort to earn its fifth straight victory, a 76-48 win over Kent State on Sunday afternoon. The RedHawks improve to 13-6 overall and 5-1 in the Mid-American Conference. The Golden Flashes fall to 2-17 overall and 0-6 in the MAC.
The 'Hawks were successful from three-point land the entire game, finishing 10-for-20 (50 percent) from downtown. Senior Kirsten Olowinski led four Miami players in double figures, finishing with 15 points. Haley Robertson had 13 points, Maddie McCallie had 12, while Hannah McCue finished with 10.
A three-pointer from Courtney Osborn got things going for the RedHawks, while McCue and Robertson each hit treys as Miami went in front, 16-8, early. The Golden Flashes would cut the advantage to four, but McCallie hit the first of her three-point baskets to make it 19-12 with 11:22 remaining in the period.
Kent State would get as close as five points at 24-19, before the RedHawks answered with a 14-4 run to send the game into the break at 38-23. McCallie and Jessica Rupright each had three-pointers during the run, while Olowinski put in a pair of layups.
The RedHawks shot 15-for-23 (65.2 percent) during the first half, while holding Kent State to 28.6 percent (8-for-28) shooting. Miami was 6-for-11 (54.5 percent) from behind the arc, and was led by Robertson with 10 points.
Miami fed the ball into Olowinski often to begin the second half. A pair of layups from the senior forward, plus a couple of free throws from Osborn would make it a 23-point advantage at 54-31 with 11:23 to go. Kristin Judson, Erica Almady and Rupright each hit jumpers as the RedHawks eventually expanded the advantage to 27 at 67-40. The lead would reach 33 at 75-41 with 1:59 remaining before Miami would settle the 76-48 victory.
The RedHawks finished the game shooting 55.8 percent (29-for-52). They held the Golden Flashes to a 28.1 percent (16-for-57) shooting percentage, including holding them to 9.5 percent (2-for-21) from behind the arc. Every Miami player who played scored. Osborn finished with nine points to go with six assists, while Almady and Rupright had seven points each. In addition to her 15 points, Olowinski led the 'Hawks with eight rebounds. As a team Miami outrebounded Kent State, 43-28.
The RedHawks return to action on Thursday when they host Buffalo with a special start time of noon. It is the second annual "Goals for Life" game as Miami will welcome Talawanda Middle School to Millett Hall for the contest. Tim Bray will have the call and it can be seen live on Miami All-Access for those who have a subscription.


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Posted June 11, 2013
|Holly Ott is the June 2013 Employee of the Month
Holly Ott is the June 2013 Employee of the Month. Holly works as a Child Life Specialist in the Child Life Department and has been with All Children's since 2002. Holly was recognized for her Service Excellence and nominated for Employee of the Month by her colleagues on the Dialysis Team who wrote:
Recently, one of our patients passed away. She was a young adult in college pursuing her dream of becoming a marine biologist. Her family was obviously devastated. The child life specialist for dialysis, Holly Ott, knew how important this dream was to this young lady and Holly spent hours on the phone with the president of the college in an attempt to persuade the college to award her degree posthumously. Holly was successful and the diploma was recently presented to her mom.
Holly gives each of our patients special, individualized care. She spends one-on-one time with patients just chatting and making them feel at ease and does extra special things for each of them on their birthdays. Recently, she even took the time to provide educational materials to a patient's younger sibling who is unable to attend preschool due to her brother's dialysis. Holly goes above and beyond for each of our patients. We are so grateful to have her on the dialysis team.
Holly's Department Director added:
This nomination by the Dialysis staff is one example of how Holly is able to uniquely understand the needs of each individual patient and family. She has a peaceful presence that allows patients and families to feel at ease expressing their innermost thoughts. She takes time to learn about who they are, their dreams, their hopes and their aspirations.
She will never leave any stone unturned in an effort to provide a high quality of care to the entire family. Holly functions as both a clinician as well as the clinical coordinator in the Child Life Department. She is able to impact the lives of patients and help to grow and nurture emerging professionals in the field as well. All Children's is fortunate to have her as part of our team.
Holly, thank you so much for your wonderful Service Excellence and all you do for our patients and families. And, thank you for taking the time and initiative to ensure this young patient's family was able to see their child's dream realized. Congratulations for being selected for Employee of the Month honors!


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Tighthead prop Ben Alexander has been forced to withdraw from Saturday's Test against the All Blacks because of a wrist injury.
Alexander will be replaced by James Slipper in the Wallabies' starting side. This in turn sees Sekope Kepu elevated to the bench, where he will fill the void left by Slipper.
The Wallabies have already been forced to change their match 22 this week, with James Hansen coming in to replace Saia Fainga'a. Fainga'a was ruled out with a broken hand.
Wallabies (revised) – 15 Mike Harris, 14 Nick Cummins, 13 Ben Tapuai, 12 Pat McCabe, 11 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 10 Kurtley Beale, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Wycliff Palu, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Scott Higginbotham, 5 Nathan Sharpe (c), 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 James Slipper, 2 Tatafu Polota Nau, 1 Benn Robinson
Substitutes: 16 James Hanson, 17 Sekope Kepu, 18 Kane Douglas, 19 Dave Dennis, 20 Liam Gill, 21 Brett Sheehan, 22 Drew Mitchell


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A huge fourth quarter rally kept Joensuun Kataja alive in Group I of the EuroChallenge as they came back to edge out Gaz Metan Medias 79-75.
A defeat would have ended Kataja's hopes of getting out of the group, and that is the way they were heading as the visitors held a 47-31 lead early in the third quarter and a 62-49 edge going into the final stanza.
But Kataja had other ideas, and Petri Virtanen hit a three-pointer to follow Sami Lehtoranta's jump-shot as they came roaring out of the blocks early in the period.
Lehtoranta had nine points in a 17-0 run that then flipped the game on its head, with his three-pointer making it 65-64 to Kataja before another from Antti Kanervo pushed their lead to six. Lehtoranta capped the run by splitting a pair of free throws to make it 71-64.
But they still had a nervous finish as Medias tried to come back at them.
A three-point play from Adrian Gutoaia made it 72-69 before Daniel Coleman padded Kataja's lead with a tip-in, following up after Lehtoranta failed to tidy up Virtanen's initial miss.
Zoran Krstanovic hit another jumper to close the gap back to three, but Kataja got a break when Gutoaia turned the ball over following Jermaine Flowers' missed three, and Coleman was able to make it a five-point game with a jump-shot 46 seconds from time.
Rares Mandache split a pair of free throws to make it 76-72 with 34 seconds left but Ivan Lilov missed a three-pointer from Coleman's turnover.
The tension was mounting, not helped when Coleman missed two free throws to allow Slobodan Dundjerski to cut it to 76-74 with 10 seconds left.
But Flowers hit two free throws at the other end and Kataja clung on for victory.
Flowers led Kataja with 16 points while Coleman and Kanervo had 14 each with Lehtoranta adding 11.
Lilov led Medias with 18 points while Aleksandar Mladenovic had 12 and Dundjerski 11.
The result leaves the two teams tied with 2-3 records in the group.
Joensuun Kataja head coach Jukka Toijala
"In the first half our offensive execution was really bad, as we were just dribbling the ball around. In the second half our team showed some character by coming back into the game even [after] trailing by as many as 16 points.
Joensuun Kataja player Jermaine Flowers
"The first half was really hard for us. Our game was like a roller-coaster going up and down. We made lots of mistakes, especially on the offensive end but eventually we got back on track."
Gaz Metan Medias head coach Dan Tenter
"First of all, congrats to the home team for playing a great game. In the first half we played well and with the intensity and tempo which we should play. In the second half our defensive intensity just wasn't enough."
Gaz Metan Medias player Adrian Gutoaia
"We started the game well but somehow couldn't keep the intensity up in the second half."
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Aced #2 at Muldraugh this morning warming up before the first round. Star Gremlin straight in the whole way
Aced #2 at Muldraugh this morning warming up before the first round. Star Gremlin straight in the whole way
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1st Ace of the year hole #18 glow buzz right in 9th Ace all together.
You're the second person ive heard talk about acing hole 18 at Muldraugh. I'm positive there's been more, but that hole seems tough to ace. Nice shot.
"The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry."
A friend of mine aced 18 a couple weeks ago with a Stalker.
Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new..........Albert Einstein
I think it was one of the Reesors that aced 18 by ricocheting off the tree just to the right of the hole straight in! It was probably 6 or 7 years ago, just after the course opened...
My putter still doinks harder than yours!
Got 14 yesterday with a champion monarch. Straight to the bucket dropped in as it lost speed with no chains. Muldraugh was looking really good someone has been taking good care of it.
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Cleidocranial Dysplasia
What is cleidocranial dysplasia?
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Cleidocranial dysplasia is a condition that primarily affects the development of the bones and teeth.
What are the symptoms and signs of cleidocranial dysplasia?
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Signs and symptoms of cleidocranial dysplasia can vary widely in severity, even within the same family.
Individuals with cleidocranial dysplasia usually have underdeveloped or absent collarbones (clavicles). As a result, their shoulders are narrow and sloping, can be brought unusually close together in front of the body, and in some cases the shoulders can be made to meet in the middle of the body. Delayed closing of the spaces between the bones of the skull (fontanels) is also characteristic of this condition. The fontanels usually close in early childhood, but may remain open into adulthood in people with this disorder.
Affected individuals may be 3 to 6 inches shorter than other members of their family, and may have:
Characteristic facial features may include:
Individuals with cleidocranial dysplasia may have decreased bone density (osteopenia) and may develop osteoporosis, a condition that makes bones progressively more brittle and prone to fracture, at a relatively early age. Women with cleidocranial dysplasia have an increased risk of requiring a cesarean section when delivering a baby, due to a narrow pelvis preventing passage of the infant's head.
Dental abnormalities seen in cleidocranial dysplasia may include:
In addition to skeletal and dental abnormalities, people with cleidocranial dysplasia may have hearing loss and be prone to sinus and ear infections. Some young children with this condition are mildly delayed in the development of motor skills such as crawling and walking, but intelligence is unaffected.
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