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Getting Around Alaska -- Transports Guide
By Marie Javins
Alaska, which shares a border with Canada, is isolated from the continental US. Its Aleutian Islands are closer to Siberia than to the hustle and bustle of New York or Chicago.
But you don't need a passport to go to Alaska, thanks to a deal made between the Russians and Secretary of State Seward back in 1867. Getting to Alaska is easy as there's only three possible routes: fly, go up the Alcan (Alaska-Canada Highway), or sail the Inside Passage.
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Alaska's Marine Highway
-The Alaska Marine Highway is the lifeline of southern coastal communities from Ketchikan to Dutch Harbor. Roads don't even go to most of the towns served by the "blue canoes." Cars and RVs are welcome on most ferries. Rent a cabin or sleep in the solarium.
-Cruise the Inside Passage on one of the great deals offered throughout the summer. Prices are so low, it's hard to say no... unless you're a solo traveler who'd have to pay a single supplement or just someone hoping to stop over in any of the ports along the way.
Alaska Airlines
- Alaska Airlines flies to the cities you've heard of, as well as a few you haven't heard of. But dozens of small airlines and air taxis cover the state, and it isn't uncommon to see locals in a bush plane, carrying home some grocery shopping.
-The Alaska Railroad runs over 500 miles of track between Seward and Fairbanks, with an additional spur that goes to the quirky town of Whittier. Seward is the last stop on many cruises and Whittier is an Alaska Marine Highway port.
Alaska Trails Parks Highway Express
-There are buses in Alaska, but 75 percent of the state is inaccessible by road. Alaska Trails Parks Highway Express covers much of the 25 percent that IS accessible by road. Plenty of other regional bus lines are based out of Anchorage, Seward, and Homer, and several companies run shuttles from Anchorage to Denali. Additionally, some of the cruise lines offer bus tours.
-Too broke to rent a car but want to get farther out into the bush than the bus or train will allow? Consider cycling or even hitching. GoNOMAD does not recommend hitching but Alaska state laws don't seem to mind, as long as you are away from major highways and so long as no signs designate the area as a "no hitching" zone.
Not as Expensive as you Think
-Alaska isn't cheap but its costs have been exaggerated. Still, if the bottom line scares you (and your wallet), consider booking a budget tour. Trek America, Green Tortoise, and CampAlaska all offer reasonably priced small-group Alaska tours out of Anchorage.
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A judgment can be enforced for ten (10) years from the date it was entered. It can also be "renewed" if not satisfied (paid) within the 10 years. To enforce a judgment that was not paid during the 10 year timeframe, you have to start a new lawsuit before the end of the 10 year period, based on a claim for failure to pay a judgment . See MN Statute § 541.04. A lawsuit is started by serving a Summons and Complaint on the judgment debtor. You should talk to a lawyer to get advice on how to prepare the papers and handle the case. Court staff cannot give legal advice.
The parties can make an agreement about paying the judgment, including making payments to the creditor over a period of time. NOTE: The judgment creditor can agree to accept a lesser amount to satisfy the judgment.
Once the judgment is paid in full, or is paid to the creditor's satisfaction, the next step is to notify the court that the judgment has been paid. To do this, the creditor completes a Satisfaction of Judgment form and signs it in front of a notary or court clerk. One of the parties then files that form with the court. If the creditor does not cooperate with completing the Satisfaction of Judgment form, then the debtor can file a Motion to Satisfy Judgment form with the court, which will also update the court records to show that the judgment has been paid.
Even if you win a judgment in court, it is not always easy to get paid. Sometimes a debtor's income or assets are "exempt" from collection under MN Stat. § 550.37.
If the debtor does not pay and the time to appeal has expired, the creditor may decide to take steps to legally "enforce" the judgment. The Court is not a collection agency and does not locate assets of the debtor. The creditor is responsible for getting that information. See the STEPS listed below on how to get the debtor's financial information.
The creditor usually has several options on how to try to enforce the judgment and collect payment, including garnishment of a debtor's wages or bank accounts, and another option might be to file a lien against real estate owned by the debtor. Talk to a Lawyer to get legal advice on other options.
Enforcing a judgment may involve additional fees. These fees may be added to the original judgment by filing an Affidavit of Increased Costs form with the court and can be collected if the debtor's assets can be found.
STEP 1: You must have the judgment "docketed" by filing an Affidavit of Identification of Debtor form with Court Administration.
STEP 2:After having the judgment docketed, the creditor can choose how to try to collect payment, such as asking the court administrator for a "Writ of Execution" to garnish the debtor's wages or bank accounts. The creditor must take the "Writ of Execution" to the Sheriff's office in the county where the debtor works or has assets along with a list of the debtor's property, bank accounts, and other funds and/or the name of the debtor's employer.
If the creditor does not have information about the debtor's assets, the creditor may file a Request for Order for Disclosure with Court Administration asking that a judge issue an "Order for Disclosure" that requires the debtor to respond to the creditor by completing a Financial Disclosure form listing all "non-exempt" property and financial information within ten (10) days. Some assets are "exempt" from collection, which means they cannot be taken by the sheriff to pay a judgment.
STEP 3:If the debtor fails to respond to the Order for Disclosure within the time allowed, the creditor may file an Affidavit in Support of Order to Show Cause. If the judge determines that a hearing is required, the judge issues an "Order to Show Cause," which requires the debtor to go to a hearing and explain to the judge why he or she disobeyed the Order for Disclosure. If debtor fails to appear at the hearing, the judge may issue a warrant for the debtor's arrest.
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HPY705 - Evaluation, Ethical Practice and Professional Development
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1 x 1.5 hour class and 1 x 1.5 hour seminar per week
This unit is a core unit in the Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma of Coaching and Counselling.
The unit aims to enable students to develop understanding of, and practice in, current approaches in coaching and counselling for behaviour change including:
- Research methods and evaluation;
- Ethics;
- Advanced professional practice.
Working with clients with:
- A mood disorder (Unipolar or Bipolar disorder);
- Anxiety Disorder/Panic Disorder;
- Managing diversity (group and individual contexts);
- Starting out as a coach/counsellor (own practice & in-house);
- Creating documents;
- Questionnaires;
- Coaching/counselling agreements;
- Developing case notes;
- Advertising material and media;
- Professionalism and personal development;
- Reflection and Reflective Practice Level 4.
The unit is applicable to a range of disciplines across the university and highly relevant for students wishing to develop practical skills in coaching, counselling, well-being and life-skills.
Assessment task 1: Personalised assignment (2000 words) 40%
Assessment task 2: Design an empirical pre-post evaluation process for evaluating the impact of a group-training program (equivalent to 1200 words) 25%
Assessment task 3: Create a professional and personal development plan incorporating an analysis of current skills, knowledge, strengths and needs (equivalent to 1200 words) 25%
Assessment task 4: Short essay (600 words) 10%
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Garibaldi Biscuits (Set of 6 Pkgs.)
Longing for Those Forgotten Raisin Biscuits? Then You'll Love These Garibaldi Biscuit Bars
Garibaldi Biscuits (Set of 6 Pkgs.)
Longing for Those Forgotten Raisin Biscuits? Then You'll Love These Garibaldi Biscuit Bars
Some people knew them as Garibaldis, others simply as raisin biscuits, but whatever you called these long, flat cookie bars, they surely have been missed since they disappeared from supermarket shelves. Crisp in texture, each semisweet biscuit has a hefty helping of dried currants baked right in, which adds that familiar fruity tartness to every bite. And since a single biscuit measures about 7 1/4"x 2 3/4", it's perforated so you can divide it into five easy-to-eat sections. Garibaldi biscuits are the perfect complement to tea, coffee, or ice-cold milk. Each 3.5 oz. package contains 2 long Garibaldi biscuits.
- Garibaldi biscuits are no longer available in supermarkets
- Each 7¼"x2¾" biscuit is perforated so you can divide it into five easy-to-eat sections
- Each 3.5 oz. packages contain two Garibaldi biscuits
Find old-fashioned treats that are still as tasty and wholesome as always at The Vermont Country Store. Garibaldi Biscuits are a perfect complement to tea, coffee, or ice-cold milk.
Garibaldi Biscuits (Set of 6 Pkgs.)
Warning: Potential allergen : Product contains Milk & Gluten. Produced on a line handling Nuts, Soy.
Product is not Kosher.
Currants (40%), Wheat flour, Vegetable oil, Wheat starch,
Sugar, Glucose syrup, Dried Skimmed Milk, Dextrose
monohydrate, Lactose, Raising agents (sodium bicarbonate
and ammonium bicarbonate), Salt.
Shelf Life: 6 months
|Nutritional Item
|% of Daily
|UK Format
|Serving Size: 1 Biscuit (10g)
|Servings per container: 10
|Energy: 174 kj (41 calories)
|0.5 g
|7.4 g
|3.4 g
|1.1 g
|Saturated Fat
|0.5 g
|Trans Fat
|0 g
|0.3 g
Manufactured In: United Kingdom
Material - Country Of Origin: United Kingdom
What Our Customers Are Saying about Our Garibaldi Biscuits (Set of 6 Pkgs.) …
"These raisin bars sure do bring back memories of growing up." - Sandra Jefferson, New Bern, NC
"Boy, I have missed these! They were mine and my sister's favorite cookie growing up! Thanks for finding them!!!" - Kelly, New Bern, NC
"I remember when I was younger that we always had these raisin biscuits in our home. When I left New York I couldn't find them anywhere. I'm so glad that you have them after all these years. You're bringing the childhood memories back. Thank you!!!" - rosary, lignum, VA
"Mom used to get these all the time when I was little. We loved them. This one says it has currants in the filling, but the ones we got were filled with raisins. Mom made something similiar to this but never wrote the recipe down." - Sue McEndree, Pinellas Park, FL
"For years I've been looking for the Garibaldi Biscuits in stores and thought they were gone forever, until I found them in your catalog. We have thoroughly enjoyed them. I feel like I'm in my grandmother's kitchen when I eat them. Thanks for the memories!" - Janet, New Brockton, AL
"They are not "sweet sweet" - just right." - LINDA JONES, frederick, MD
"These were my mother's favorite, making them mine. Have not seen them until your catalog. Excited to get my cookies!" - Jean Woytek, Denver, CO
"These biscuits are a memory of when I was young and my mother would buy them. It's true they haven't been in the market for several years now. I really enjoy these biscuits" - Leah Payne, Tulare, CA
"I remember coming home from school and having raisin biscuits and tea with my mother. Sweet memories! I'm happy to enjoy them again with my son." - Mary, Carmel, NY
"Mom used to get these as bona fide "treats." They were called Golden Fruit and all four of us kids loved them. They never lasted long in the house. I'm so happy that you're carrying them. I will be buying them for my brothers as a surprise." - Gail DAlesandro, Mundelein, IL
"My grandmother used to buy these as a treat for being good. I loved them and was so disappointed when I couldn't find them in the stores. Thank you for carrying them." - Sharon Penner, Bear, DE
"My mother bought these when I was a kid and we all loved them. I have been looking for these for years, because I bought them for my kids (41, 37, and 36) and they loved them, too. Now I want my grandchildren to realize the deliciousness of them -- and to have some for myself again, too!" - Sara Solano, Wilmington, DE
"My husband and I have always loved raisin biscuits, but could no longer find them in the supermarket. Then I was pleasantly surprised to see them in The Vermont Country Store catalog. I ordered them and I was pleasantly surprised once more -- they are so good!" - Ruth BERNARDO, Newton, NJ
"My British grandmother introduced us to, and fed us, these cookies you call "Garibaldi Biscuits" as "Squashed Fly Biscuits," a name I grew to love! I still love them -- the name and the biscuits -- and plan to purchase some from you as soon as I can afford to do so. (I'm sure you understand the dilemma of "living on social security" while having to pay a medical insurance premium which has more than doubled as of Jan. 2010!)" - Joan Ells, Brattleboro, VT
"My dad loved these. We called them "Cardboard Cookies." I think the ones Mom bought had a raisin filling. Glad to find these again." - Patty, Elkland, MO
"These cookies were special treats when we were growing up. Memories of love, warmth, and smiles on our faces. Mom is gone now, but precious memories live on in little treats like this." - Diane, Port St Lucie, FL
"Thank You, Thank You. I have been searching for these cookies for the past 2 years! Loved them as a kid and, as an adult, am so glad you have them. They hold a lot of wonderful memories." - Marge Barber, Blue Ridge, GA
"These cookies are a lot like the old Sunshine Raisin biscuits I remember as a child but not exactly alike. For one thing, currantS are not the same as raisins. They are smaller, tarter, and lower in calories (Yeah!). So these biscuits are relatively low calorie and the tartness is probably better suited to an adult's taste than a child's. I like them in the morning as an alternative to cereal or breakfast pastry. One sheet of cookies is under 150 calories, which is less than one cup of Raisin Bran without milk. They go great with a cup of coffee in the morning." - Roz Rogoff, San Ramon, CA
"It's got a light, not-too-sweet taste I enjoy and miss having around to nibble on." - Donna Kelly, Cowpens, SC
"What memories! When I was a kid, we used to buy Sunshine Raisin Bar Cookies. My Dad and I love them! My dad is dying now of multiple myeloma, a cancer of the blood. I want to bring back a part of that memory of sharing these raisin bars together. They are no longer sold here in the USA, so I was so glad I saw them on the Internet and where I could order them. Thank you. Lorie Hethorn" - Lorie Hethorn, Coeur d' Alene, ID
"These biscuits are a memory of when I was young and my mother would buy them. It's true they haven't been in the market for several years now. I really enjoy these biscuits" - Leah Payne, Tulare, CA
"Mom used to get these as bona fide "treats." They were called Golden Fruit and all four of us kids loved them. They never lasted long in the house. I'm so happy that you're carrying them. I will be buying them for my brothers as a surprise." - Gail DAlesandro, Mundelein, IL
"We buy a case of these every month. They are low in calories, sodium, and fat. So delicious."- Connie Hindmarsh, Norfolk, VA
"I have loved these cookies for forever! I used to buy 1 package on Friday night when I cashed my check. I was a teenager then. When I grew up I would buy 2 pkgs. a month when I went to the Commissary. Then they STOPPED carrying them, so I had to go to the Grocery Store and buy them. Then the Grocer stopped carrying them...I don't know why....They are popular!! When I discovered the Vermont Country Store and they were one of the Products I felt lik I hit the jackpot! My last Order was for 12 of them!! I am ordering more today.THANK YOU!!! PLEASE never stop offering them!"-Roberta Wilcox, Hubert, NC
"My Polish grandparents had favorites for their favorites. Mine were raisin biscuits. My grandparents made sure I had some. It's been countless years and my grandparents are gone now, and no raisin biscuits. Found them, thank God! And my husband Rand and I share. I suck on them, absorbing all the taste sensations. Thank you, Vermont Country Store, for having them available to me!!!!"-Toni Rapin, CENTERVILLE, OH
"I started loving these cookies over the years. They have the best taste of any store-bought cookies. I love the sweetness of the rasins; I used to eat boxes of rasins when I was little. Thank you for having this item available." - Lesli Eary, Cincinnati, OH
"These were always a favorite in our family....sometimes my mother would bribe us with them: ""Do what I ask and you get a raisin cookie."" Could not resist...my brothers and I considered this dessert, and sometimes with vanilla ice cream....MMMMM delicious!" - Maureen Weber, Interlaken, NJ
"I just loved them. I'm 50-something and the youngest of 10 children. Our mother would buy them for us. When I get them in the mail, I share them with my brothers and sisters who are in their mid 60s and 70s. When they saw them, they were so happy and said, "My goodness, where did you find them?" The Garibaldi Biscuits truly made them happy to see them and eat them again. I thank you for still having the Garibaldi Biscuits available for us to enjoy." - Donna Marruffo, Winchester, CA
"When looking at your catalog, I discovered your cookies, and they are so similar to ones my father always ate when I was a child. They were Sunshine Raisin Bar cookies. Dad loved these cookies, and he would sometimes spread butter on them. My sister and I liked eating them that way with him. My father is now 87 years old and was so glad when I found your cookie bars, not only does he love them, it brings back memories!! I will keep ordering them for him!! Thanks for having them!" - Denise Caribardi, Fredericksburg, VA
"The ultimate raisin cookie experience was to heat them in a microwave oven for, like, 12 seconds and WHAMMO! they came to LIFE!!!! Like a weird forerunner to the lesser Pop Tart. " - Smilin' Bob, Bronx, NY
"I was excited to see you had these biscuits. My father was a diabetic (insulin) and would buy these for himself and all three of us kids as we grew up on these biscuits." - Judy, Redmond, WA
"We called these biscuits "squashed flies" as children! They are perfect to eat with a cup of tea. No guilt needed." - Susan Silvey, Lake Oswego, OR
"I, too, had searched the grocery shelves for these off and on for years, every time I would get an overwhelming taste for them. I called them "the perfect cookie" when they were made by Sunshine. I talked about my disappointing search at work, and then one day a co-worker pointed them out to me in the The Vermont Country Store catalog. "That's them," I shrieked! I was thrilled! Lots of childhood and early-adult memories attached to them which were happily renewed with my purchase. Amazing what an impression a cookie can make! " - Jean Berryman, Evanston, IL
"I was brought up in England - these were always at tea but we called them "Squashed Fly Biscuits" - perhaps not the most appealing name, but we begged for them every day we were at home from hateful boarding school! This takes me back 60 years! I must order some. Thank you for having them." - Meg de Give, Newburyport, MA
"I was describing these to a patient of mine and how I missed the plain, raisin filled yummy cookie that wasn't bathed in chocolate or greasy. She saw these while on the road, and was kind enough to not only remember, but to also bring me a package back. Thank you for acknowledging their timeless value and providing them for us online." - Audrey, Yorba Linda, CA
"Mom used to love these cookies as a kid. We spent a lot of time in Florida when I was a kid and we found them in the grocery store. We would buy boxes to bring home to Ohio, and eventually had our local store carried them, too. Then they disappeared. :( My last order was a surprise for my sisters....now I need to sit and remember the fun times I had with Mom sipping tea and eating raisin cookies. I ordered 12 pkgs. Yum.....wish I could share them with Mom." - Amy, Sylvania, OH


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A longtime
Fred Hunneke holds a list of accomplishments, such as being named Lenoir County Citizen of the Year in 1992 and awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine by former Gov. James "Jim" Martin for his volunteer work with the Global TransPark Authority.
He will be honored at a banquet, which starts at at Select Foods. For directions, call Select Foods at 252-523-0014.
Tickets are $25, of which $15 pays for the meal and $10 will be used to purchase C-shirts for the Wounded Warrior Team, which ministers to injured veterans returning from
The idea to hold an occasion in honor of Hunneke was initiated by
"He's been special to a lot of people," Vermillion said about Hunneke, "and has always been a guy who's put others above himself."
Vermillion and Parson discussed putting on the event and asked Boldt to join them.
Boldt said he's known Hunneke since moving to
"He has been just a tremendous leader in this community," Boldt said.
Parson, who's known Hunneke since the 1970s, said the organizers wanted to show Hunneke how much he is appreciated.
"He believes in the military," Parson said, "and he believes in helping those who have been injured."
Joining the event will be Lt. Col. Leland Suttee, who heads up the Wounded Warrior Battalion East at
Hunneke, a former Marine, was instrumental in forming the Eight-Eighties with a goal of creating jobs in
"(Hunneke) has always been about creating jobs," Parson said, "and doing for the less fortunate."
The Eight-Eighties began with a group of eight men over the age of 80. One of them has since passed away.
Hunneke's former company, Domestic Fabrics & Blankets, produces a patented Wick A'Way fabric used by NASA and for the Made-in-America C-shirts sewn together in Vanceboro and embellished at Lions Industries for the Blind in
For each shirt sold, another is donated to the Wounded Warrior Battalion or the Wounded Warrior Barracks at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in
Parson said Hunneke hired him to create a human resources department at Domestic. Hunneke matched employee donations for the charity of choice of each employee, he added.
"He is the one," Parson said, "that instilled community concern and giving back to me."
Hunneke has volunteered for numerous projects and organizations.
"Fred has got a lot of history here in giving to the community," Parson said. He listed Boy Scouts, the Boys and Girls Club, the Chamber of Commerce and the Lenoir Memorial Hospital Foundation as a few of his volunteering recipients.
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The banquet organizers are hoping to sell as many as 300 tickets for the event, which is open to the public.
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- By hand cut out a small white pennant flag shape and ink the edges with a 1:00am black Ink Edgerz.
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I like all three for fast and cute cards. But my favorite is probably the "Thanks" card. I like the textures and dimension added by the 3-D flower and the white in stitching is a nice finishing touch for detailing. Plus those three blue Sparkle Lights look great, too!ReplyDelete
So what type of paper did you use for the flowers? It looks almost textured (but a smooth raise). Not sure what it is, but it makes the flower "pop". So that's my favorite. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Hi! Love the second one! love the colors and how you challenged yourself. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
All 3 ar pretty but #2 is my favorite. I love the yellow chevrons and the way the flower is distressed! Thanks for sharing these simply beautiful cards!ReplyDelete
Irene B - The black flower is a stamp that is already distressed as it. All I did with that one was stamp and cut out the stamped image. As for the white 3D flower, I used a solid white American Crafts Cardstock. Thanks for the comment!!!ReplyDelete
I like them all. Clean and easy.ReplyDelete
Love the Happy Birthday card. Thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
All three are nice!ReplyDelete
They are all awesome! I am going to have to make those.ReplyDelete
They are all great, but I like the thanks card best.ReplyDelete
Wow! All these cards are wonderful and it's great that they didn't take very long to make! Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring!ReplyDelete
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The weather was beautiful this past week for baling hay, and looks like the crops are almost all in around Delaware County. I've been out scouting the wheat fields this past week, and I've seen head scab in a few fields and I've seen surprising good wheat. The wet and humid spring has made it favorable for head scab. All areas around the state are reporting of head scab in fields. The severity has varied around the state. The reports of affected fields range from individual bleached heads scattered throughout the field to huge sections of fields or entire fields with the bleached heads. The affected fields in Delaware County have just scattered affected wheat heads. Most of our fields missed the worst of it.
We start to see the development of these symptoms in one to three weeks after flowering. Bleached heads can contain no seeds or have just have some blank pods in the head. There has been confusion among producers as to whether they are dealing with head scab or some other problem stemming from this wide variety of patterns and symptoms. Scab does indeed cause bleached heads, but it is not the only cause of this type of head disorder. According to Pierce Paul, OSU Extension Specialist in Plant Pathology, the following information can help you determine whether you are dealing with scab: 1) the weather condition shortly before and during flowering, 2) the timing of symptom development after flowering, 3) the bleaching pattern on the head and the plant and 4) the distribution of affected heads in the field.
Infection by the scab fungus occurs at flowering and early grain fill, resulting in symptom development between 18 and 21 days after flowering.
However, under wet, humid conditions, symptoms may develop earlier. Scab symptoms appear as partially, one or a few spikelets or completely bleached heads, usually borne on green, healthy stems. With flood damage, wheat stem maggot injury or take-all disease, completely bleached heads are usually borne on bleached stems, as a result of premature death of the entire plant, not just the head. With scab, symptoms are usually seen scattered throughout the fields, with partially or completely bleached heads intermingled with healthy-looking heads. This is contrary to what is usually seen with damage caused by flooding or take-all, where all heads in certain sections of the field or even the entire field may be affected. Paul says that although scab may cause heads to be partially or completely blank, scab infected heads normally produce grain, however, these are usually small and lightweight, with a pinkish-white discoloration. Completely blank heads are very common with frost and flooding injuries.
"Adding to the confusion is the fact that some of the bleached heads are showing up in fields that were treated with a fungicide for head scab control, leading some producers to believe that they should not be seeing scab after having their fields treated," said Paul. Remember, even the best fungicides, applied at the right time will not provide 100 percent scab control. Fungicides are about 50 percent effective against scab. Think about this in a very simple way: A field that would have had 50 percent of the spikes infected without a fungicide treatment will end up having about 25 percent of the spike infected after fungicide application, not 0 percent.
It is important to be able to tell scab apart from other problems, since scab infection is usually associated with vomitoxin contamination of grain, which does not occur with damage caused by take-all, hail, frost, flooding or insects. Paul says that separate grain handling, processing, storage and feeding guidelines need to be followed when dealing with vomitoxin contaminated grain.
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With 63 percent of votes cast in her favor from residents of Clay County, West Point native Angela Turner-Lairy was victorious Tuesday night in Clay County during the Special Election for Senate District 16.
Turner-Lairy, daughter of the late Sen. Bennie Turner, gained a total of 2508 votes from Clay County residents, not including absentee and affidavit ballots. By press time, tallies from Lowndes, Oktibbeha and Noxubee counties, which are all represented in District 16, could not be determined.
Voting in West Point got off to a slow start on Tuesday morning.
Clay County citizens were spared the ice that has accumulated in many Delta communities this morning, but the county was not spared the hard and steady rainfall that has been here since last week.
This makes for poor driving conditions on a day when Clay County, with the help of portions of Oktibbeha, Lowndes and Noxubee Counties will decide who will fill the vacant seat for State Senate in District 16.
The race is between Angela Turner Lairy and Kenny Fowler.
Due to the ice storm warning in northern Mississippi, the double-header between West Point and Oxford has been postponed until an undecided date.
The Lady WaveŌĆÖs game was set to tip off at around six oŌĆÖclock in Oxford following the boysŌĆÖ junior varsity ball game. Stay tuned to the Daily Times Leader as a make-up date should be released in the coming hours or days.
West Point still has district action this Friday as the Lady Wave and Green Wave both host New Hope. The Lady Trojans and Trojans are both currently undefeated in district 2 5-A play.
It will be cold and it will likely be wet all day today.
Those factors do nothing to change the fact that Clay County voters have until 7 p.m tonight to make it to the polls and choose whether Angela Turner Lairy or Kenny Fowler will be the District 16 representative in the Mississippi state senate.
Absentee ballot voting ended Saturday, and the remaining qualified votes will be tallied this evening to decide the special election.
Event coordinators hope West PointŌĆÖs Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration is going to be a special one this year.
January 21 will be a day of festivities, marking not only KingŌĆÖs life but also the President Barack ObamaŌĆÖs re-election to the presidency.
ŌĆ£This year the celebration will coincide with the inauguration of the 45th President of the United States of America,ŌĆØ said Event Coordinator Anna Hayford-Jones in a press release on Monday. ŌĆ£The theme for this yearŌĆÖs celebration, according to Jones, is ŌĆ£Continuing the Legacy.ŌĆØ
Thanksgiving and Christmas are now behind, and folks are settling back into normal routines.
Those two holidays typically bring a large spike in the number of canned food drives in any community.
Thousands of people are fed during the holiday season each year thanks to the generosity of individuals during those drives.
The Project Homestead Food Pantry in West Point, however, is in constant need of food donations and labor to help deliver and organize food products.
Now serving over 400 families in Clay County, the Food Pantry feeds over 800 people each month.
For the second time this year, the Lady Raiders fell to their competition for the district title. After a blowout 66-36 win over Canton Academy the previous night, Oak Hill was unable to get into any sort of rhythm Saturday evening against top ranked Leake Academy in a 51-68 loss in front of a sold-out crowd.
The close ones always sting the most. In a huge weekend for Oak Hill, the Raiders were unable to secure two big games against Canton Academy on the road and Leake Academy at home with their chances of a number 1 seed in the conference tournament diminished. However, Oak Hill proved to the Panthers and Rebels both that they would not go down without a fight, and by the time the tournament rolls around, this young Raiders squad will have a legitimate shot at taking home the blue trophy.
It was a difficult challenge for the West Point Green Wave to pick up a win Saturday against the Corinth Warriors. The Wave battled Corinth, a perennial power in north Mississippi 4-A, in Ecru at the North Pontotoc High School ŌĆ£Kings of the CourtŌĆØ tournament. A game that needed more than regulation to decide a winner, the Wave were on the wrong end of the scoreboard with an overtime loss to the Warriors 63-56.
Joey Perry, age 55, passed away Saturday, January 12, 2013, at North Mississippi Medical Center of West Point. Joseph Lynn Perry was born November 3, 1957, in West Point, to the late Sarah Louise Morris and Olen Pliny Perry. Joey Perry was a Certified Honda Motorcycle Technician and Parts Manager for Ellis Steel. He was of the Baptist Faith. He loved to ride his Harley Davidson Softail Custom and work on any motorcyle or four wheeler. Joey Perry married Lisa┬Ā Carol Hamlin Perry August 25, 1989, in West Point.


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New album: Monster
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Label: Simstan Music/Universal
Rating: 3 stars out of 5
Kiss has never pretended to be anything other than a goof. Judging by the size of its fan base and Gene Simmons' portfolio, the band may be on to something.
The original Kiss line up issued the "Psycho Circus" album in 1998, but it was so uneven it seemed more thought was put into the unending line of Kiss chachkies (the Kiss full-sized coffin and the Kiss official wine being among the most tasteful). When the dust from the reunion tours settled, it seemed Kiss was destined for nostalgia-act status.
For most of the 2000s, Kiss existed only as a touring unit. Kiss co-captains Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons brought back former Kiss drummer Eric Singer and enlisted guitarist Tommy Thayer. Thayer was once hired to get original members Ace Frehley and Peter Criss back in musical shape for a tour, so neither of these newest members are strangers to the Kiss family.
Believing this new line up was reminiscent of the mid-1970s Kiss,
"Monster" is full of the eighth-grade, misogynist lyrics that legions of fans — both men and women — have sung along to off key for nearly 40 years. Thankfully, Kiss has come through the political correctness of the last two decades unscathed and goofy as ever. Lead-off single "Hell or Hallelujah" contains the Shakespearish lines, "I rode the highway to heartache/I took a trip on the ship of fools, woah yeah!" You've got to admit it takes a fair amount of talent to earnestly sing that lyric with a straight face — even if the face is covered in kitty-cat makeup.
Pummeling guitar riffs and drum theatrics abound, with "Wall of Sound" evoking early Def Lepard and "All for the Love of Rock and Roll" reconnecting the band to its "Rock and Roll All Nite" glory days. Since they came into the band as fans, Thayer and Singer have turned out to be the perfect foils for Simmons and Stanely. Those two are still no doubt running the band, but just looking at the shared writing credits among all four members drives home the point that this is a functioning musical unit.
If you're new to Kiss, "Alive" is the best place to start, but for longtime fans waiting for Kiss to sound like Kiss again, "Monster" won't disappoint.
Classic album: Giblet Gravy
Artist: George Benson
Label: Verve
Rating: 4.5 out of 5
Being his first album for Verve and fifth album overall, "Giblet Gravy" was a giant step toward the big league of popular jazz for guitar virtuoso George Benson.
After shaking off the initial Wes Montgomery comparisons thrust upon him with the release of his first four albums, Benson's 1968 release "Giblet Gravy" was a loose blueprint for the albums that would eventually make him a superstar — most notably "Beyond the Blue Horizon" and "Give Me the Night."
Although he was being presented as a jazz artist, on the "Giblet Gravy" covers of The Associations' "Along Comes Mary" and Burt Bacharach's "Walk on By," Benson is backed by what sounds like a soul band. Even the name of the album recalls the southern soul tradition of naming songs after soul food (see "Green Onions," "Red Beans and Rice," etc.).
No one can blame the Verve label for wanting to sell some records, but Benson truly shines on material worthy of his talents. The album's title track — written by Benson — is authentic as a Charlie Christian record, yet is accessible to anyone with properly functioning ears. The entire instrumental — from Benson's guitar runs down to the horn section — is one giant hook. No notes are wasted and all the spaces are crammed with interest. Benson's take on the Young Rascals' hit "Groovin" is revelatory to the point of eclipsing the genius of the original.
Jazz purists who may have scoffed at the more commercial tracks on the album would surely have been rendered silent by Benson's brilliant version of Charlie Parker's "Billie's Bounce." Within the space of a mere six minutes, Benson lays down more brilliant playing than most musicians could conjure over an entire album. The inventiveness and fluidity of his playing is almost too devastating to listen to.
"Giblet Gravy" is not the most heralded album in Benson's catalog, but it does offer seldom heard prizes in a career full of well known triumphs.
Jon Dawson's album reviews appear every Thursday in The Free Press. Contact Jon at 252-559-1092 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Purchase Jon's book 'Making Gravy in Public' at jondawson.com.


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It is the policy of the University of Alaska Fairbanks that all employees are required to attend trainings to meet the requirements of the positions they hold.
New Employee Orientation is required for all employees. UAF is clearly setting the expectation for safety training, finance and financial management training, supervisory training, responsible conduct in research training and other trainings, required for some or all employees depending on job duties. To charge restricted funds for employee time spent in required trainings, UAF must promulgate a written policy on required training.
- Mandatory Supervisory Training - those trainings that comprise the required supervisory curriculum have been established since 2008 and can be reviewed at http://www.uaf.edu/uafhr/training/.
- Mandatory Safety Trainings as required by UAF Environment Health Safety and Risk Management (EHS & RM) have been established since 2008 and can be reviewed at http://www.uaf.edu/safety/training/skillsoft-training/.
- Mandatory New Employee Orientation - required of all new employees by Board of Regents' Policy and University Regulation 04.07.010, within the first 30 days of employment.
- Responsible Conduct in Research Training, mandatory trainings are identified under a separate UAF Policy 10.07.001, dated June 8, 2010. This policy may be reviewed at http://www.uaf.edu/chancellor/policy/10.07.001/. Office of Research Integrity trainings may be viewed athttp://www.uaf.edu/ori/training-programs/.
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All persons who are supervisors or leads must attend the required supervisor training classes within the time frames established. Seehttp://www.uaf.edu/uafhr/training/ for deadlines.
All employees of the University must attend required safety trainings within a reasonable time, or before undertaking specific activities as identified in the safety training curriculum at http://www.uaf.edu/safety/training.
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Non-mandated trainings, and trainings which are not required to perform job duties, may be considered opportunities for employee growth and development, however, such trainings may not be chargeable to restricted funds. Questions regarding restricted fund charges should be directed to the Office of Grants and Contracts Administration.
Non-compliance may result in an unsatisfactory performance evaluation of the supervisor and/or non-attending employee, inability to perform required job duties, violation of federal law and risk of injury to person or property. All supervisors are expected to be familiar with required trainings and assist employees in scheduling and attending required trainings.
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The PFC is an interactive Internet resource that addresses the need for accurate and timely healthcare information for long-term survivors of childhood cancer. The PFC website has been designed to contain the following elements:
- A Guidelines Generator that dynamically assembles recommendations for care individualized to each survivor according to his or her treatment history. The recommendations, are based upon the recently developed COG Late Effects Screening Guidelines.
- An end-of-treatment summary Care Summary, completed by the treating institution, and available to the survivor, that can be securely shared with providers at the direction of the survivor. This Care Summary is used to generate the individualized recommendations for each survivor.
- Individualized survivor education resources that are customized to the needs of each patient based on their disease and its treatment. These are readily accessible to the survivor and their healthcare provider(s). The information provided helps empower the survivor and is designed to facilitate both survivor and provider follow-up compliance.
- System Security features that ensure privacy and confidentiality.
The goal of this project is to develop a national resource that will serve as the model for meeting the needs of cancer survivors. The PFC was successfully implemented in the in the Long-Term Survivor Clinic at the Texas Children's Cancer Center in November, 2007 and has been used with more than 300 patients to provide care summaries and guidelines to practitioners in the clinic. The initial implementation was under an institutional review board approved feasibility study.
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Beauty is only skin deep may be an adage for the self-assured, but for a budding teenager, life is often all about the clothes, the makeup and the hair.
But 15 Lenoir County teenagers have been discovering since August their value does, in fact, start beneath the skin and their self-worth is projected onto the outer appearance.
They took part in a program — headed by Marian Turenne of the Church of Faith — which included a series of motivational speakers and poets.
The program culminated in a makeover day and fashion show on Saturday at The Gate, which partnered with the church.
"These kids have got to know it's more important than just looking cute," Turenne said before the show. "So while tonight they're going to look cute, they've gone through public speaking, they've gone through motivational speakers … so that they can get it from the inside out."
Turenne said the fashion coordinator challenged the 11 girls and 4 boys to not only do the walk, but understand the person they are.
"My goal in the whole process," Turenne said, "is … that God get the glory and that these kids walk away having learned something."
The fashions the teens wore were donated on loan from area department stores and the hair and cosmetic makeovers were done by local beauticians.
About 100 people came to watch the young models show off their stylish looks and confidence.
"There's nothing better than looking pretty and having character," Turenne said. "That's what we work for."
Applications were distributed at the church and in the community. Whoever turned an application in and persisted with the meetings and rehearsals without missing more than one could complete the program and participate in the fashion show, she said.
Mikayla Jones, 14, of Kinston, said the program has helped her understand that what is on the inside is a person's "real beauty."
"I feel confident," she said, "like I can, like, do it and not be scared, and show everybody what it takes to be a real beauty queen from church, to show that God's working things out for us teenagers."
Enziyah Moore, 13, of Kinston, said she enjoyed the experience and gained confidence in herself.
"What I got out of this whole experience," she said, "is getting brought out of my comfort zone."
Porsha Rhodes, 15, from Lenoir County, said she took part in the program so she could overcome her shyness.
"I feel great. I feel beautiful," she said.
Nakeem Moore, 14, is one of the four boys who joined the program. Dressed in a sharp-looking shirt and tie — a new look for him — he said he went from being a "laid-back dude" to an "outgoing person."
"I started this project to change my appearance and the way I looked to other people," he said.
Jarrah Darboe, 13, of Kinston, volunteered as fashion coordinator for the 11 girls. She was dressed in colorful and exotic African attire made by her mother out of fabric from Gambia, where her father is from.
"I thought it was important for the young ladies to know that they're real ladies," she said, "and to take care of themselves and carry themselves like young ladies."
Valerie West, founder of the Queen Esther Foundation and a Mary Kay consultant, volunteered as a makeup artist.
"I hope that they have a purpose, that they learn that they have purpose, that they have destiny (and) that they can go beyond their wildest dreams," she said about the participants. "I hope that they all go through college and that they graduate and they're able to accomplish getting a job or even starting their own business, as well."
Clevette "Chyna" Roberts emceed the program, introducing the teens as they strutted their stuff for the audience.
"The way you carry yourself says a lot about who you are," she told the audience. "Just remember that. The way you walk, your demeanor — all that matters. And the way you feel about yourself, your walk tells it on yourself."
Turenne told the audience that all the makeup, hair styling and brand-name clothing and accessories are not what gives a person value.
"For me, these teenagers' character means a whole lot more than anything they're going to walk down this floor in tonight," Turenne said. "… And if only one of them gets this message, it'll be worth all the work that I've done."
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I just discovered another terrific resource, and you know I believe in sharing. The book shown at right, "Slavery in the South", by Clayton Jewett and John Allen, was originally conceived as a textbook for seniors and college students working in the subject area. But it turns out to be a dream resource for African-American genealogists.
The book gives a history and timeline for each state, of slavery. I just purchased the book, and I am profoundly impressed. Each section provides that state's unique history, including their laws re: slavery and freed blacks–that is such a critical piece of understanding your ancestor's lives. It includes plenty of primary material from the enslaved, and I think the inclusion of that (as opposed to material created and written by slaveowners) is what pushes this book into the 'exceptional' category. Each section includes a bibliography, and there are a good dose of statistics (for example, numbers of slaves at various times) and Appendixes provide additional contextual information. Although this book was not conceived for genealogists, to have all this information in one place is quite phenomenal. Great information to add to the write-up of your family's story.
The book is not cheap ( I bought a used one for $60) but GoogleBooks has it, and if you do an internet search, you could always just copy the information for your state of interest. That's how I found out about it. But you know me–I'm always looking to add to my genealogy library;)
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Dolich also insists that people underseason their poultry. In most cases, that puddle of barbecue sauce on your plate is just there to cover up the fact that the chicken drowning underneath it never had a shot at stimulating your taste buds in the first place.
Dolich's solution to these miscalculations is to soak the chicken (either whole or in parts) in a simple brine for up to two days before cooking it. The salt-and-sugar solution helps keep the meat tender and moist while it's cooking, and the addition of herbs and spices infuses the bird with more complicated flavors. After the poultry has been properly pickled, so to speak, lump your hot coals to one side of the barbecue, place the bird on water-soaked cedar planks over the cooler side of the grill and close the cover. By cooking the bird on the planks, you'll prevent direct flames or high heat from searing your supper, and in no more than an hour or so your bird will be golden and crisp on the outside and juicy and tender inside, with a sweet, salty and smoky finish that lasts to the bone. And while Dolich's appetizer of grilled mussels and clams and his side dish of bread and tomato salad are welcome accompaniments, you'll find that this particular grilled bird—as opposed to the usual scorched variety—actually can stand alone.


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- Changing levels of alertness
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Alcoholics Anonymous http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism http://www.niaaa.nih.gov
Alcoholics Anonymous http://www.aacanada.com
Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse http://www.ccsa.ca
Alcohol withdrawal. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated April 9, 2015. Accessed May 28, 2015.
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Bayard M, McIntyre J, et al. Alcohol withdrawal syndrome. Am Fam Physician. 2004;69(6):1443-1450.
McKeon A, Frye MA, et al. The alcohol withdrawal syndrome. J Neurol Neurosurg Psych. 2008;79:854-862.
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