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I was born in St. Louis, but my parents moved to Cape Girardeau, Missouri when I was two days old and then to Graves County Kentucky when I was 9 months old.(My parents lived and worked at Paradise Friendly Home from 1966-1969) I now live in Dexter, Missouri.
I am the oldest son of the comedian Dennis Crutchfield and Margaret Douthitt (now Gilbert) and have one brother, David, who lives in Lexington, Kentucky.
In April of 2000, I became the youngest elected Alderman in Dexter, Missouri and the second youngest Alderman to ever sit on the Council. (the youngest was appointed, not elected) I also became the first Alderman to be of Native American Descent(I'm 1/8 Cherokee) the first to have a wife of Hispanic descent, and the first elected Republican from my Ward. I was reelected on April 2nd, 2002. I lost in 2004, but was elected again in 2006.
I have been interested in cemeteries since I was a kid and it always bothered my parents who called it a "morbid hobby". It has paid off now, since cemeteries have helped my knowledge of History. Now when I visit a city and find out that they have a cemetery (or cemteries) with famous graves, I go out of my way to see them (and get pictures for Find-a-grave if they are not already posted). I am a cashier at the Wal-Mart in Cape Girardeau, Mo.
I am married to the former Tracy Randel (she was adopted when she was nine years old. Her birth father was Puerto Rican and her mother was of German descent), who, sadly, was in an accident in August 2010 and has been in a coma since then. I have one step-son, Darrin. No transfer requests please. I've run into too many problems with them.
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Jayne Wright-Allison
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Do you have Crutchfields in illinois.
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on May 29, 2015 5:07 PM
Jayne Wright-Allison
Oscar Lafayette Norman
The information on the Tombstone is incorrect and incomplete. I know that is shows middle initial is an I...but it could also be inter preted as a small L...His name is Oscar Lafayette Norman. born in Jefferson Co., IL and died in Stoddard Co., Mo
I would like to manage this memorial. I have traced my Norman line to Dexter, Stodfard Co., MO. My mother married in Bloomfield, MO and her father, Robert Norman was here and signed consent as she was only 14.
Jayne Wright Allison
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Eleanor Morrison Lawson
Cudds, Lawsons, many NC & SC names
Tim, first of all I want to thank you for the service you do for others who are in much the same state I am. Because of age and health I can no longer visit cemeteries. I started my journey in genealogy along in the 80's and at that time I visited many cemeteries in NC and SC but now I no longer have the option. I hope you won't mind may making copies of your photos for my family files on Ancestry and Family Tree Maker. I am trying very hard to leave as much family history as I can for my descendants and others so they will be able to see their heritage. God bless you for the way you are helping other people.
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Cindy Lester
Billie Demint
I was glad to see the post about Billie Demint. I am a descendant of Billie-my great grandmother was his half-sister. She was born near Campbell, MO a few years after he was killed. I've been doing research about him and have a story published http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~modunkl2/dc-history/dc-history01.htmhere:
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Joe F. Moore Jr.
Collin McKay
Thank you for taking time out of your day to get this photo of Mr. McKay's Grave. I really appreciate it.
Joe F. Moore Jr.
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on Dec 29, 2014 4:28 PM
Ruth Smith
German Evangelical Church Cemetery
Hello Tim: I just ran across your bio on this website and wonder if you could help me? I am a volunteer for findagrave and take pictures here in the Cape area. A lady recently sent me a message asking for help concerning the Rodney's Mill on Hubble Creek at Dutchtown. She and her sister are coming to Cape this Spring to research thier family history - their relative was Martin Rodney. I see you photographed some graves out at the German Evangelical Church Cemetery at Dutchtown. Is that cemetery on private property? Where is it located? My husband and I go to these small cemeteries sometimes and do the "row walking" and take pics of all the graves. It looks like this cemetery needs that badly with all the flooding. Thanks for your help. (I will steer the lady who wants to come to that area to your e-mail address if that is o.k.)
Ruth Smith
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Carolyn Mills
Howard Henderson
We found death certificate for this gentleman and the following info is on the certificate # 7882.
Birth date: 5/8/1906
Death date: 3/17/1930
Wife's name is Ruby Henderson
Occupation Potter for Evans Pottery.
Father: Fred Henderson from Gibson Co. IN
Mother: Etta Robbinson from IL
died of perforated appendicitis.
Courtesy of Howard's niece, Peggy Henderson Miller
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RE: Cora T. Williamson - 25086062
Her birth name is Cora TUCKER. her parents are Elmer George TUCKER born March 18, 1890 in Dunklin County, Missouri and died August 08, 1918 in France. Her Mother is Louvina Mordecia MORRIS.
Wife of Edgar "Ed" WILLIAMSON born August 30, 1900 and died August 22, 1975 in Bernie, Stoddard County, Missouri also Buried: Hagy Cemetery, Dexter, Stoddard County, Missouri ( The grave is located in the South Section Front )
They have a daughter named Bertha "Tiny" WILLIAMSON born January 03, 1929 who married Thermon Luther BARBER.
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Ex-Senator�Jerome B. Chaffee of Colorado died last Tuesday, the 9th. He was the father-in-law of Ulysses S. Grant.
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James T. Anderson
I have the parents of James T Anderson as Thomas M. Anderson #66459394 (Tubb Cemetery) and Tennessee Nall Anderson (Little Rock Cemetery #5782358.
If you would please connect him to them.
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MEBANE — When Orange coach Pat Moser posted the state football playoff brackets in his team's locker room, the players "zeroed in" on one game, he said.
Yep, that would be tonight's third-round matchup against Eastern Alamance.
And, from the other side, it sounds like at least some of those feelings are matched by the Eagles.
"A lot of those guys are friends with a lot of our guys, and I think that adds to the playoff atmosphere," Eastern Alamance coach John Kirby said.
The familiarity for these schools separated by about 15 miles is rich, beginning with the coaching matchup.
Moser is a former Graham coach who won a Class 1-A state championship in 2000 with the Red Devils. Kirby, the longtime coach of Eastern Alamance, remembers those days well and has been reminded of Moser's Graham teams when watching film of Orange this week.
"It brings back memories and you kind of wish you had kept notes and kept film and that stuff from years ago," Kirby said. "They run a double-wing, it's a lot of misdirection, a lot of disguising, I guess you could say. And they have a lot of athletes who can do it."
Moser has seen some slight variations to Kirby's offense compared to the last time the coaches faced off — in 2003.
"Their offense has changed since we played them," Moser said of Kirby's spread-option attack. "But we see that offense about every week now (in the Carolina 3-A Conference). We're used to that type of offense. We both evolved some over the years, but it still comes back to blocking and tackling."
It isn't just area codes, addresses and familiar coaches these teams have in common, either.
Each team seems balanced, with offenses capable of lighting up scoreboards and defenses more than good enough to shut down opponents.
Leading those offenses are a couple of senior quarterbacks, both of whom have earned the trust of their coaches.
Orange is led by three-year starter Desean Motley, a senior who Moser said is "playing superb. He's very sure of leading our team."
Eastern Alamance quarterback Josh Long has established a single-season school record for touchdown passes with 36. He has also run for eight touchdowns.
Complementing the senior signal callers are talented wing players on each side, such as Orange's Jalen Pittman and Patrick Pettiford, both of whom have crossed 1,000 yards rushing for the season.
Eastern Alamance probably features more of a balanced attack, with Josh Jurgevich (1,115 rushing yards), Malik Wilson (29 receptions, 15 touchdowns) and Aaron Clay (13 total touchdowns, including four last week) all playing prominent roles.
Moser and Kirby each sang high praises about their defenses. Moser pointed out that his defense has recorded three shutouts, while Kirby's team has allowed 45 points in its last four games.
Each team lost only one game in conference play. Eastern Alamance has had only one game decided by less than 10 points, while Orange has had two such games.
With that much in common, Kirby aims to see advantages in the intangibles.
"I'm hoping with home-field advantage and us being there in the past, maybe that will give us an advantage, too," Kirby said.
While Kirby called the matchup a "friendly rivalry" and said it's a game that is great for both communities, it shouldn't be expected that the teams will start playing non-conference games during the regular season.
Eastern Alamance's outlook for upcoming realignment for next school year — moving into a nine-team league — will all but eliminate the possibility of facing Orange before the playoffs.
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"Maybe realistically, it seems like we should be together. But maybe that's a good thing," Kirby said. "These games that are coming now and in the future will be big rivalry games. They still could be something to talk about."
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The Pediatric Residency Program at Texas Tech Health Sciences Center is a tight-knit community with a big mission. There are six pediatric residents per year of training. Texas Tech serves the Texas Panhandle. The land area is 25,824 square miles with a population of nearly 500,000. Residents are presented with patient encounters on a primary care basis rather than seeing tertiary cases with pre-existing diagnoses. The residents have a close direct relationship with faculty. There are more than 30 faculty who oversee the training of our residents in areas of patient care, medical knowledge, interpersonal skills/communication, professionalism, practice based learning and systems based practice. The education is led by Shannon Herrick, MD, Program Director, Johnnie Faircloth, MD, Associate Program Director, with Catalina Jaramillo, MD and Salim Aljabari, MD as PL3 Co-Chief Residents. This team is a strong advocate for the resident well-being and resident experience. One focus is to create a team of residents who function at a very high level. TTUHSC Amarillo is the recipient of a grant award: the Affordable Care Act: Primary Care Residency Expansion. This grant is funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). TTUHSC Amarillo increased to a total of 6 residents per year starting July, 2011. One resident per year will be selected who expresses an interest in rural health and will have all travel and lodging expenses covered and receive an additional $15,000 per year for 2 years ($30,000) for repayment of student loans. The resident will spend 2 months per year in a rural pediatric clinic for a total of 6 months of the 3 years training. We have seven former residents who are now on the faculty roster including Shannon Herrick, MD, Tetyana Vasylyeva, MD, Srilatha Alapati, MD, Amanda Griffin, MD, Johnnie Faircloth, MD, Andrew Relph, MD, and Souzan Siddig, MD.
I. Current House staff consists of a total of 18 residents including 6 PL1s, 6 PL2s, and 6 PL3s. There is a high Esprit de Corps because of team building that starts during the internship. We conduct an annual off-site working resident retreat in which the entire resident group goes to an offsite location. Residents learn about themselves and each other and are given skills sets allowing them to work as a team to improve the resident experience resulting in resident "bonding", improved accountability for professional behavior, increased collaboration, improved interpersonal skills and communications.II. The workload is balanced with personal time, education and providing excellent patient care. Time is available to allow for entry level research including case reports, scholarly reviews and small clinical studies. Night shift schedule for PL-1 resident include 2 months of night shift as a PL-1 resident for 12 to 16 hours. In addition, weekend shift occurs in 12 -16 hour shifts occur for PL-1 residents who are not on the night shift rotation. Senior have 1-2 night shift rotations per year and a single shift on the weekend per month on other rotations.The average inpatient load for PL-1 resident is 7 patients with a range of 5-10 patients depending on the service. The level of independence begins with the interns being highly supervised and autonomy is increased over the intern year. Senior residents have a high level of independence with supervision by the attending. Adequate time to read is generally available with additional time available during the sub-specialty rotations and outpatient clinic rotations. Residents are excused from clinical service to attend educational conferences.III. Faculty Availability Faculty are always available and serve as preceptors in Clinic, Wards, NICU, PICU, Newborn Nursery and Subspecialty rotations. Most faculty have full time teaching roles and they take every opportunity to teach.IV. Teaching/Curriculum. Faculty are responsible for the majority of the lectures but allow residents to participate as well. Teaching conferences are organized in parallel with the American Board of Pediatrics guidelines for the certifying examination. In additional to medical knowledge, residents learn about patient care, interpersonal skills/communication, professionalism, practice based learning and systems based practice.The curriculum for the Department of Pediatrics three-year residency training program is designed to prepare the physician to be well rounded and competent in pediatrics and child development. The graduate pediatrician is prepared for a career in primary care pediatrics or begin training in a pediatric subspecialty fellowship. The program is designed to meet the requirements of the ACGME and the pediatric residency review committee.
PGY - I ROTATIONS - The first year includes thirteen rotations in a 28-day cycle. The first month is spent as orientation through service areas including the In Patient Ward, Outpatient Clinic and Newborn Nursery for 1 week. The rotations for the remaining year which consists of Night Shift (2), Outpatient Clinic (3), Inpatient Wards (2), Emergency Medicine (1), NICU (1), Community (1)and Newborn Nursery (2). In the first year, the PGY - I individual follow Goals and Objectives that frame the experience for each rotation and form a basis for the remaining two years of training. The first year resident generally rotate through the term newborn nursery before rotating once through the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
PGY - II ROTATIONS - Second year residents are given progressive responsibility and rotate once in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and once in the Emergency Department (ED). They have two rotations in the pediatric required subspecialty (RS) areas (e.g. cardiology, hematology/oncology, infectious disease, gastroenterology, genetics, nephrology, neurology or pulmonary) and two rotation in a subspecialty (SP) experience (e.g. pediatric surgery, radiology, dermatology or anesthesia). After the intern year, second year residents will meet with the program director to review their Individualized learning plan and future career goals. The program director will help guide the residents in choosing specialty rotations that will prepare them for their future plans. The residents supervise for one month in the NICU, generally one night shift on the general pediatric ward and one rotation as a day time supervisor on the ward. Breadth in subspecialty and supervisory responsibility also include a Developmental/Behavior rotation as well as Adolescent Medicine. The second year experience includes rotations in Adolescent Medicine (1), Behavior and Development (1), Emergency Medicine (1), Outpatient Clinic (2), Ward Supervisor (1), Night shift Supervisor (1), Sub-specialty (2), Sub-Specialty Experience (2), PICU (1), and NICU (1). This experience, with its written objectives and evaluations, allows the individual to gain experience with appropriate faculty supervision both on an inpatient and outpatient basis. The PGY - II resident develops deeper understanding, acquires new skills and cares for children with more complexity and acuity.
PGY - III ROTATIONS - The PGY - III curriculum is designed to provide additional subspecialty experience and increase in the role of supervisor and teacher. The rotations of the final year of training include Outpatient Clinic (2), Emergency Medicine (1), Ward Supervisor (2) Night Ward supervisor (1) PICU (1), NICU (1), Sub-Specialty (2) Subspecialty experience (3). These rotations are designed to allow experience in the management and evaluation of many different areas within the scope of pediatrics.
V. The Medical Center in Amarillo is Northwest Texas Hospital Systems (NWTHS) and is located directed across from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. NWTHS is the major community based inpatient teaching hospital for over 1,000 annual ward admissions to the resident service for general and subspecialty pediatric care. Additional annual in-patient admissions for the pediatric residents' inpatient experience include approximately 1000 (nursery), 300 (PICU), 430(NICU) and 18,900 pediatric ED visits. The resident to patient case ratio is adequate in volume, complexity and diversity. TTUHSC faculty supervise all inpatient admissions with the residents and education occurs with direct patient care. NWTHS provides full support for the pediatric residency program. These in-patient cases are utilized for teaching points during conferences and teaching/work rounds. Residents rotate at NWTHS for several subspecialty electives. All Ancillary Services including laboratory, venipuncture and patient transportation are provided. Subspecialty rotations include Adolescent Medicine, Behavioral & Developmental, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Genetics, Hematology/Oncology, and Nephrology and Pediatric Surgery. Additional rotations are available in Lubbock for Infectious Disease, Neurology, and Child Abuse.
VI. Annual Resident Salaries/Benefits for 2013-2014 are as follows: PGY 1- $46875.07, PGY 2 - $48404.73, and PGY 3 - $49933.26. Vacation Leave: 15 working days as a first and second year resident, 20 days as a third year resident. For all benefits and conditions of employment including information concerning leaves of absences and medical malpractice insurance, please visit www.ttuhsc.edu/som/gme/. Your membership dues for The American Academy of Pediatrics will be paid by the Department. Residents receive an annual stipend of $250 for books, membership dues, and CME.VII. The Community of Amarillo. Strengths: Family friendly, safe, very affordable, ease of access to all the main stores, wide diverse choice of apartments and houses for rent and purchase.
VIII. Summary of the Program Upon graduating from this program, residents will be prepared to sit for the board with enough experience in pediatric bread and butter and a good exposure to sub specialty training. The friendly atmosphere will make the long three years an easier more tolerable journey. If you are looking for a place where you are a respected team player, this is one of your best choices.So how do we measure our success? The ABP certification rate over the past five years is 70%. Graduates from our program obtain excellent fellowship opportunities. Our 15 residents published 15 articles over that past three years. Below is information that will give you a snapshot of our program.So how are we measured by external reviewers? The Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and the Pediatric Residency Review Committee (RRC) conducted a site visit January 22, 2009. The accreditation process is arduous in evaluating training programs. We have a 10 year accreditation length in the next accreditation system.
2015 Catalina Jaramillo, MD - Gastroenterology, Salt Lake City, Utah2014 Claudia Neugebauer, MD - Neonatology, Salt Lake City, Utah2014 Gunjan Banga, MD - Pediatric Cardiology, Du Pont, Delaware2014 Rikin Shah, MD - Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, Oklahoma University, Oklahoma City, OK2013 Peter Tieh, MD - Pediatric Endocrinology, University of California, Los Angeles, CA2013 Archana Varma, MD - Pediatric Nephrology, Baylor University, Houston, TX2012 Johnnie Faircloth, MD - Sports Medicine, Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX2012 Zankhana Master, MD - Neonatology, at Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, MD2012 Rasmi Palassery, MD - Hematology/Oncology, Rainbow Babies, Cleveland, OH2011 Ladan Modallel, MD - Neonatology, at University of California in Los Angeles, CA2010 Samer Kaylani Zaid, MD - Pediatric Hematology/Oncology at University of Alabama2009 Anish Trehun, MD - Pediatric Intensive Care at University of Maryland2008 Srilatha Alapati, MD - Pediatric Cardiology at University of Texas at Houston2008 Prakruti Jambula, MD - Neonatology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital2006 Rishita Tiwari, MD - Pediatric Endocrinology at Brown2006 Tetyana Vasylyeva, MD - Pediatric Nephrology at Harvard2006 Phuong Thao Hoang, MD - Pediatric Endocrinology, at University of California in Los Angeles, CA2005 Carmen Ballestas, MD - Pediatric Hematology/Oncology at University of Alabama2004 Hamza Alsayouf, MD - Neurology at Ohio State University
As a resident in our program, you will see a wide range of diagnoses. The list below is 100 consecutive patient diagnoses. Thus, even though we have a "small program" based upon the numbers of first year residency positions and we are a community-based program, when you train here you will obtain a broad exposure to patient problems.
1. AGE, Dehydration2. ALL, Neutropenia, suspected Sepsis, Sinusitis, hypogammaglobulinemia3. ALL, Systemic Chemotherapy Encounter4. ALTE, GERD5. Appendicitis6. Aspiration of Talc Powder, Respiratory Distress7. Asthma8. Asthma, Pneumonia9. Bronchiolitis10. Bronchiolitis, Hypoxia11. Cellulitis, Abscess - Neck12. Cellulitis, Abscess - Right Knee13. Cellulitis, Abscess - Right Knee14. CHF, LVH, FTT15. CLD, Aspiration Pneumonia, HX of Prematurity16. Constipation, Abdominal Pain17. DKA, IDDM18. Dog Attack, Puncture Wounds, Cellulitis19. Eikenella Bacteremia, Sepsis20. ESRD (Mesangial glomerulonephritis), HTN21. ESRD, S/P Renal Transplant, Flank Pain22. Flexeril Ingestion23. FLU, RSV, hypoxia24. Gluteal Abscess25. Helicobacter pylori, Dehydration, Neutropenia26. Hemarthrosis, Hemophilia A27. Hereditary Spherocytosis, Splenomegaly28. Hyper IgE (Job's Syndrome)Cellulitis of finger29. Hyperbilirubinemia secondary to ABO incompatibility30. Hypoplastic Right Heart, Tricuspid Atresia, VSD, S/P BT Shunt, Dehydration31. ITP32. Laceration of Spleen33. Lipid Pneumonitis Secondary to Ingestion34. Lung Abscess, Pneumonia, SIADH35. Lupus Nephritis36. Lymphadenitis of Neck37. MRSA labial abscess38. Muscular Dystrophy, FTT, GERD39. MVA, Pulmonary Contusion, Clavicular FX40. Neonatal Jaundice secondary to breastfeeding41. Noonan Syndrome, Croup42. Optic Migraine43. Osteosarcoma44. Osteosarcoma, Pancytopenia, Suspected Sepsis45. Pancreatitis, Sickle Cell Disease46. Perforated Appendicitis47. Perineal Abscess48. Periorbital Cellulitis49. Physiologic Jaundice of the Newborn50. Pneumonia with Pleural Effusion, Anemia51. Pneumonia, Asthma52. Pneumonia, Dehydration53. Preseptal Cellulitis54. Reactive Airway Disease55. Reactive Airway Disease, Hypoxia, Strep Throat56. RML Pneumonia57. Roseola, Dehydration58. RSV59. RUL Pneumonia60. S/P T&A, dehydration61. Seizure, ESRD, S/P Renal Transplant62. Seizures, Pneumonia63. Severe Aplastic Anemia64. Sickle Cell Disease, Vasocclussive crisis65. Solitary Absence of one Kidney, Dehydration66. Status Asthmaticus67. Status Asthmaticus, Eczema68. Status Epilepticus69. Stomatitis, Dehydration70. Suspected Child Abuse71. Suspected Sepsis72. UTI73. UTI, Febrile Seizures74. UTI, Leukocytosis75. Viral Syndrome, Dehydration
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The Department of Defense's Defense Contract Audit Agency is responsible for performing all contract audits at the department. Unfortunately, the agency seems to have developed an excessively cozy relationship with the contractors that it is supposed to be overseeing. That is bad news for taxpayers because of the massive size of DoD's contracting activities.
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Energy Secretary Alarms Biofuels Lobby
Biofuels lobbyists have been successful in securing federal funding and regulatory support. As an industry that thrives on federal subsidies, any threat to its privileged status is a cause for alarm. This week Energy Secretary Stephen Chu set off such alarm when he told a group of alternative energy developers that "if it were up to me, I would put every cent into electric cars."
States Increase Lobbying
When the economy was growing, state and local governments spent money as if the good times would never end. But in the face of stagnant revenues, state and local governments are now spending record amounts of taxpayer money lobbying the federal government for a larger piece of Uncle Sam's deficit-fueled budget.
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The Federal Aviation Administration is trying to implement a $35 billion overhaul of the nation's air traffic control system that would replace old-fashioned radar technology with modern satellite-based GPS navigation. But according to the Associated Press:
Federal Pay Freeze...in Britain
With the government running huge deficits and average family incomes stagnating in the recession, it is unseemly that federal worker pay continues to soar. I've called for an immediate freeze to federal worker pay, at least until the economy recovers and private worker pay starts catching up.
Families vs. Milk Farmers
Regulation and taxes are like two blades on a pair of scissors cutting holes in the family budget. With dairy products, a federal regulatory cartel acts to keep the prices of milk, cheese, and related products artificially high.
Commerce to Rescue Michigan
U.S. Department of Commerce Secretary Gary Locke stopped by the economically beleaguered state of Michigan to announce the opening of a new "Commerce Connect" office in the city of Plymouth. According to the Detroit Free Press, the office "will act as a one-stop shop for businesses to access all the federal government has to offer, from research and development tools, to grants, to licensing assistance."
Failures Mount on Cash for Clunkers
It didn't take a Ph.D. in economics to recognize that the federal "Cash for Clunkers" program would put upward pressure on used-car prices. In nominating it "the dumbest program ever" back in August, Chris Edwards noted that "low-income families, who tend to buy used cars, were harmed because the clunkers program will push up used car prices."
USPS Sinking Under Union's Weight
In the face of a projected $7 billion loss this year, Congress recently passed legislation allowing the U.S. Postal Service to forgo $4 billion in required payments to pre-fund retiree health benefits. This temporary band-aid did nothing to address the Postal Service's struggling business model, which is weighed-down by excessive labor costs.
Federal Health Care History Lesson
In 1798, President John Adams signed a law that required the owners of American ships to withhold 20 cents a month for each crewman's pay and to forward the money to customs offices in various ports. Customs officers were required to forward the money to the secretary of the Treasury, who would use the money to pay the hospital bills of ailing sailors. The funding also supported a network of marine hospitals.


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Whether you've recently adopted a dog or you're considering it, one of the most important health decisions you'll make is whether to spay or neuter your new pet.
When it comes to "fixing" male dogs, specifically, there's a lot of misinformation swirling around. ("It'll make my dog fat" and "it'll change his personality" are two common myths that we'd like to bust forever!) Some pet parents even express guilt over neutering their dogs. But trust us, he doesn't mind, and here's why:
Neutering provides major health benefits.
Besides preventing unwanted litters, neutering your male pup prevents testicular cancer and significantly reduces the chance of certain prostate problems as he ages.
Your neutered male will be more at peace.
Neutering won't affect your dog's working abilities, friendliness or playfulness! However, it will likely reduce undesirable, sometimes dangerous behaviors including urine marking, attempts to roam away from home, aggression toward other dogs and inappropriate mounting. These things stress everybody out—including him.
He won't become a deadbeat dad.
Every year, millions of dogs of all ages and breeds are euthanized or suffer as strays. You wouldn't want your beloved pooch to be responsible for creating yet another unplanned litter, would you?
Many states and counties have established safe, low-cost spay/neuter programs that make surgery easily affordable and accessible. To find an affordable program near you, search our Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Provider Database. If you're in New York City, the ASPCA mobile spay/neuter clinic offers partially or fully subsidized spay/neuter surgery for low-income dog and cat owners in the five boroughs.
My Westie is neutered. I'm happy to reduce his risk of prostate problems and eliminate the threat of testicular cancer. However, he urinates in our laundry room, just inside the flap in the door to his very own run. Sometimes he defecates there too. I'm actually sympathetic when it's raining, but that isn't always the deciding factor. He marks spots many times when we're out for a walk. He regularly humps his large ball that has holes in it (called a Holey Roller by the manufacturer). We find that last one amusing. I don't even care if he marks spots on a walk. The indoor urination is an ongoing problem. He also runs away to tour the neighborhood if he's not on a leash -- can't take him down to the mailbox without one. Neutering is still a good idea, in my opinion, but it's not all it's cracked up to be.
I am a dyed in the wool "neuterer." I spay/neuter at 6 months, without fail. I usually make the appointment during the first "meet and greet" with my vet and star it on my calendar. No litters at my house; I consider it part of being a responsible owner. I know enough about breeding to know that I don't know enough to breed responsibly, so I choose not to breed at all.
Spaying my dog is the best thing I could have ever done!!! I had heard the same, that spayed dogs gain weight etc etc... but it isn't true. I did my homework before spaying her though, and found out that spayed dogs sometimes need LESS food than they might have gotten before. Not sure I remember the reason for that, but yeah. Something about how when certain hormones are removed it slows down their metabolism or something. I had her spayed at 7 months, I have always been strict with feeding her twice a day with the amounts suggested on the back of the kibble bag, and to be honest... she is much slimmer now than she used to be. I obviously exercise her properly as well.
If you spay (or neuter) your dog, it will NOT get fat, as long as you take proper care of it. Make sure you don't over-feed it, and exercise your pup! Saying that your dog got fat from bein neutered or spayed just means that you've been slacking when it comes to taking proper care of your dog.
My dog did not have any behavior changes, and she is the happiest dog in the world. Her favorite thing is to play with other dogs, and thanks to her being spayed she has never had to worry about being in heat or anything, which would have prevented her from playing with her best friends.
Spay and neuter your dogs... do them the favor.
We are on our 2nd neutered male, both still did/do unwanted mounting.
Irresponsible pet owners don't neuter their dogs because they need it to be their penis extension. Their dog need to be virile, aggressive, intimidating to make themselves feel better. They care nothing for anyone but themselves. Antisocial idiots. Pathetic.
It's totally absurd to say that neutering is "good" for the dog.You might as well say that humans should be neutered because it's good for them...no unwanted kids...no testicular cancer as well as reducing prostate problems.
I had a Rottie which I did not neuter until I had to for medical reasons. He was 10 at that time. He was never alone or out of someone's sight and so, we never feared that he would impregnate another dog.
Don't lie to people...tell them the truth...it'll go a whole lot farther!!!!
It's totally absurd to say that neutering is "good" for the dog.You might as well say that humans should be neutered because it's good for them...no unwanted kids...no testicular cancer as well as reducing prostate problems.
I had a Rottie which I did not neuter until I had to for medical reasons. He was 10 at that time. He was never alone or out of someone's sight and so, we never feared that he would impregnate another dog.
Don't lie to people...tell them the truth...it'll go a whole lot farther!!!!
It's just plain irresponsible not to spay/neuter your pets. I can't believe some of the excuses. Most of the problems that you whiners cite are YOUR fault, not the dog. Irresponsible dog owners are why the shelters are full and so many dogs and cats are being killed.
I have a intact male who cant be neutered due to a health issue he was born with and he doesn't do any of the things I'm often told he'll do because he still has a pair.
He doesn't hump, doesn't wander, listens to me amazingly, he's met females in heat and didn't even look at them twice, he's not aggressive unless he thinks his pack is in danger.
I just wanna put it out there that not all intact dogs are going to do these things.
The health benefits are there (even if they seem small) but not every dog can be neutered. So next time you see a intact male dont jump to the conclusion the person is ignorant or keeping them intact for ego reasons. Sometimes dogs are allergic to the gas or they have some sort of other issue that prevents it.


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Jesus told a parable about a king who wished to settle accounts with His servants (Matt. 18:23–35). A certain servant was brought to the king with a debt that was virtually incalculable and realistically unpayable. Facing the prospect …Read More
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Arlington-Lake Stevens girls basketball state semifinal is The Herald's Game of the Year
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Arlington player walk back to the bench after Lake Stevens teammates swarm around Brittney Pahukoa after she made a game tying three-pointer at the end of regulation.
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Teammates surround Arlington's Jayla Russ after the win.
Quite honestly, The Herald's Game of the Year, the 4A girls basketball state semifinal between the Arlington Eagles and the Lake Stevens Vikings, is remembered more for a moment than the final outcome, a 66-64 victory by the Eagles.
With the Vikings trailing 56-53 with 3.3 seconds remaining in regulation, point guard Brittney Pahukoa took the inbounds pass, quickly dribbled to the top of the key, and let a 3-pointer fly. The buzzer sounded with the ball in mid-flight, but eventually fell straight through the hoop to send the game into overtime.
It sent the Lake Stevens players and coaches and the entire Tacoma Dome (including press row) into a state of hysteria.
Out of all the great shots that were made in an exhilarating three days at the Tacoma Dome, Pahukoa's shot is in a league of its own.
But it didn't win the game.
What make this clash The Herald's Game of the Year is that it was so much more than one amazing moment. Both teams had to fight adversity. The Eagles first, as they found themselves behind for much of the first half and falling behind by as many as 12 early in the third quarter.
When Arlington needed it, it wasn't their star Lindsey Brown or charismatic point guard Krista Showalter who came up big -- it was a freshman. After averaging just over five points per game all season, Russ scored a career-high 23 points to ignite a comeback. The Eagles fought all the way back to take the lead in the final moments and after a three by Brown appeared like they might have completed the comeback.
But Pahukoa made the Eagles earn it.
Eagles head coach Joe Marsh told his team after the shot, "We're not done. They made a great shot, good for them. It's 0-0 now and now let's go win this thing."
In overtime, Brown hit another big 3-pointer and the Eagles did just that.
Maybe Marsh should win an award for pep talk of the year.
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The view is stunning, and rooms are clean and well kept. The private beach is very nice, and was very relaxing.
The beds were a bit firm for our taste, and the WiFi was spotty in most of our room.
The location and the private beach in the back of the hotel. Staff was also very friendly.
The resort is beautiful. When you enter the lobby the view is absolutely breathtaking. The front desk staff was very nice, cordial and informative. Very nice staff everywhere in the restaurant and boutiques on the beach. Close proximity to all activities. I can not wait to come back to Coco-Reef Tobago!!!
The floor tiles need some sprucing up. They are really gorgeous but a bit worn.
Beach, staff, food, view from room.
Business center equipment was out of date and in bad shape. No wifi in rooms. Live birds tied to railings in restaurant watching you while you eat seems very sad and cruel.
we stayed here last minute after our other place had mold and there were very few openings. I would recommend everyone look elsewhere. Aside from a nice pool and a relatively i crowded beach, there is little else I liked about this outdated resort.
The staff was incredibly rude - a few were lovely, but most were terrible. The room was dirty, our bathroom sink backed up from hair (not ours), the food was mediocre, the service slow. It felt like a 1970s hotel that hasn't been updated. Stay elsewhere.
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Good rooms. Great facilities and friendly staff. Pools were great and the restaurant and bars were very good. Great local cuisine. We will definitely be back soon.
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Dozens of alleged drug dealers in Alamance County were arrested and charged early Thursday morning as part of an undercover law enforcement operation.
Initiated by the Alamance County Sheriff's Office, Operation Snowflake began in July 2012 to target "street level" dealers, said Sheriff Terry Johnson.
He said the name of the operation was a play on "snow," a nickname for cocaine, as well as a reference to the time of year.
"I hope the magistrates put enough bond on them so they can see the snow fall out the window of the jail at Christmas," Johnson said.
At 5 a.m. Thursday, officers from more than 10 local, state and federal agencies executed arrest and search warrants they had taken out for 68 individuals on 228 felony and 115 misdemeanor charges.
"We all know a drug problem in this county has affected every one of our districts," Johnson said to a courtroom full of law enforcement officers early Thursday, before teams were sent out to begin making arrests. "We've got to stop what's going on in our county with the drug dealers."
Of the 68, Johnson said, 18 people were habitual felons, or those who have been previously convicted at least three times of felony offenses.
In addition to deputies from the Sheriff's Office, officers assisted from Burlington, Elon, Gibsonville, Graham, Haw River and Mebane police departments along with Elon University Campus Police, N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement, the N.C. Department of Revenue, the U.S. Marshals Task Force, the Alamance City-County Gang Task Force and the FBI Safe Streets Task Force.
Johnson said since July 2012, undercover officers have purchased a variety of illegal substances from the dealers, including powder and crack cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine, LSD, non-tax-paid alcohol and prescription drugs.
As of Thursday evening, officers had arrested 38 of the 65 wanted persons, said Randy Jones, public information officer for the Sheriff's Office.
"We may not stop the flow of drugs this time, but we're going to scare the heck out of them," Johnson said during the briefing, before the arrests began.
Pat Nadolski, Alamance County District Attorney, told law enforcement officers during the briefing that his office would take the charges seriously.
"If they qualify, we will indict them," Nadolski said. "That means it'll take them off the street for significantly longer than just a simple sale of cocaine. Hopefully you won't see them for a while."
Later in the day, at a news conference, Nadolski said if convicted, depending on the charges and a suspect's record, some could be sentenced to up to seven or eight years in prison.
Johnson said throughout Operation Snowflake, his office discovered a resurgence in the sale of methamphetamine and LSD, which he said had virtually disappeared from the streets for years but were "making a comeback here in Alamance County."
Johnson and Jones said while some people believe law enforcement should concentrate their efforts on drug traffickers, they think it's important to remove dealers from the street.
"People say we need to be getting the big guys, but these are the ones who people in the community come in contact with, and who people see on the street corners, or who are selling to their kids of grandkids," Jones said.
Upon being brought back to the Sheriff's Office, suspects were taken into interview rooms to be questioned by investigators. Johnson said some were cooperative in providing information and others weren't, but that his office would follow leads to "apprehend other drug dealers in Alamance County."
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Pierre L'Enfant laid out the streets of Washington, D.C., but failed to produce designs for public buildings as requested. To fill this gap, Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson proposed an architectural competition for the new Capitol in 1792. The contest offered entrants a city lot—and a cash prize of $500. It drew about thirteen applicants, including soldiers, teachers, judges, and craftsmen originally from Ireland, France, England, Germany, and America.
The competition entries disappointed President Washington. The designs lacked the dignity and stateliness he had expected. No prizes were awarded until, early in 1793, Dr. William Thornton presented a plan that President Washington praised for its "grandeur, simplicity, and beauty." Thornton had envisioned a Capitol with the classical elegance, sophistication, and grand scale that Washington wanted.
Pierre L'Enfant, silhouette by Sarah DeHart, ca. 1785
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VANCEBORO – West Craven hit visiting West Carteret with an offensive blitzkrieg Monday that the German army would have been proud of in a 81-54 romp.
Demetres Abrams drained a trio of triples to spark the Eagles to a 15-2 run to open the game and they never looked back.
Josh Cuthbertson recorded his ho-hum double/double with 28 points and 15 rebounds, after not scoring his first point until the three-minute mark of the first quarter.
Abrams and Cuthbertson combined to pour the onslaught on harder in the second quarter to race out to a 46-20 advantage at halftime.
The game was the opener of the Coastal Conference tournament for West Craven, who hasn't lost a conference game in over a calendar year.
"A lot of kids got quality game experience tonight, which is something that you can't simulate in practice," West Craven associate head coach Robert Browning said.
"They were real focused tonight and I think we got to work on a lot of the little things that have been bothering us a bit."
Abrams finished with 22 and Tyrone Brown posted 10 points and 11 boards.
"In the conference tournament, especially when you're the No.1 seed, other teams already know your tendencies and want to beat you, so it makes it tough and we know it gets no easier from here," Browning said.
"I thought Demetres played really well tonight and shared the ball and Tyrone has really picked his intensity and focus up recently."
The punch drunk Patriots were playing without their defensive anchor and starting center Eli Blake, who was lost for the season with a knee injury.
Patriot guard Nathan Windley led the visitors with 24 points.
The Eagles will now face DH Conley Wednesday in the semifinals at 7:30 p.m.
West Craven girls cruise to blowout win
As the starters were being announced for West Craven in the opening round of the Coastal Conference tournament Monday, there were some fans in the stands with perplexed faces.
J'Miaya Wright, Rendi Wetherington, Attalia Dixon and Myana Cuthbertson started the game along with Kaylee Koerperich.
The group battled West Carteret and held their own, as the Eagles led 14-12 after a quarter en route to a 63-26 runaway victory.
Jamie Cherry, Nishedra Brown, Nyeesha Roundtree and Jasmine Raynor entered midway through the first and the gears soon began to churn.
"We had to adjust the lineup due to some things and we were complacent at first, but then once the girls got focused and realized they can't take anybody lightly, our offense came around," West Craven coach David Fernandez said.
Over the final three quarters, the Eagles asserted themselves as Cherry netted 21 points, Brown scored 14 and Koerperich 11.
Wetherington sank a three from the wing and a layup for five points.
"My teammates were helping me, giving me confidence and I just wanted to do the best I could," Wetherington said.
"As for starting, I think that our usual lineup not starting pumped those girls up and they came in and played really well."
West Craven will face South Central at 6 p.m. Wed. in the semis.
"We know it is going to be tough because everyone wants to beat us," Koerperich said.
"We just have to keep working hard and our second group needs to continue to be ready to play."
West Craven (81) – Josh Cuthbertson 28, Demetres Abrams 22, Tyrone Brown 10, Javier Monk 6, Zac Cuthbertson 5, Anthony Oates 4, Jared Fulcher 2, Kylikke Green 2, Andrew Reid 2.
West Carteret (54) - Nathan Windley 24, Khaliq Spencer 7, Anthony Windley 7, Jason Dudley 5, Collin Battista 3, LJ Looney 3, Dylan Carpenter 2, JoJo Grant 2, Adam Yaghi 1.
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Toxoplasmosis is a zoonotic disease that can transmit from cats to humans. During human pregnancy, toxoplasmosis carries a risk to the unborn baby. A small percentage of infected infants suffer from serious eye or brain damage.
A domestic or wild cat that ingests the single-celled parasite Toxoplasma gondii becomes a host for this parasite. The parasites will reproduce in the cat's intestine. The parasites shed oocysts that pass with the cat's feces and can infect humans and other animals through contaminated soil or ingestion of cat feces. The shedding of the infective oocysts can last for one to two weeks. The cat may then be immune to the parasites. The mean age of infection for cats is four years. Male cats seem to be more susceptible.
Dogs may contract Toxoplasmosis by ingesting an infected bird or rodent, or contaminated water or food. Pets that are immune-suppressed or eating raw or partially cooked meat may be at higher risk. In rare cases, the transfusion of infected blood is the cause.
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Symptoms of Toxoplasmosis may be non-specific with healthy dogs and cats not showing any signs of the disease. Kittens may show signs of fever and diarrhea that can lead to death. Signs can include fever, loss of appetite and depression. This disease can affect organ systems, especially the lungs, central nervous system (brain) and eyes. The effects on the respiratory system include fever, cough, and increased respiratory rate and effort. Signs of affecting the central nervous system include depression, head tilt, blindness, seizures and death. Eyes may suffer from uveitis, inflammation of the interior of the eye, with blinking, squinting and light sensitivity. Other signs include ascites, fluid accumulation in the abdomen, jaundice, hepatomegaly, enlarged liver, muscle pain, shifting leg lameness, loss of appetite and weight loss. Cats with respiratory or neurological infections may show severe symptoms and die.
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Treatment of Toxoplasmosis can include administering antibiotics, anticonvulsants for seizures and intravenous fluid. Cats may receive steroid eye drops for ocular problems. Owners need to take precautions with their pet's food and hygiene. Avoid feeding meat that may be source of parasites, such as pork or game. Freezing food below -15°C for at least twenty days may destroy the parasites. A cat that roams and ingest wild rodents should have a check-up for intestinal parasites every six months. A clean litter box and proper hygiene will offer some protection. Pregnant women should not clean the cat's litter box, but ask someone else to handle the litter to avoid infecting the unborn child.
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