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JOHNSONBURG – During the regular meeting of the Johnsonburg Borough Council, borough manager Mary Polaski reported that the Public Works committee will be meeting in the coming weeks to further discuss plans for the Harrison Avenue retaining wall which is set to undergo renovations.
"We did receive a price from our engineer of $29,500 to do all the engineering work for it but public works would like to sit down and maybe come up with a plan and get back to council and discuss it then," Polaski said.
DuBOIS – Approximately 35 occupants of an apartment building located at 136 East Park Ave. in DuBois were displaced Saturday afternoon following a fire.
The State Police Fire Marshal investigated the blaze, which occurred at 12 p.m. on Feb. 8. The East Park Avenue location is a two-story wood structure with 10 units. Units consist of single one room units and family units. Numerous tenants resided at the complex, which is owned by Scott Blose of DuBois.
As the winter months continue in Elk County, the Ridgway Fire Department would like to remind residents to keep fire hydrants clear of snow.
Dave Parsons, a member of the Ridgway Fire Department, said Friday that is it easy for a fire hydrant to be overlooked due to snow coverage.
"The hydrants need to be clearly visible and accessible from the road," Parsons said. "Firefighters can lose valuable time if they can't see them or get at them easily."
The Ridgway Township Municipal Authority has continued to make headway in detecting water loss during the month of January.
Overall, accountability levels reached 85 percent, equating to a total loss of 606,970 gallons and a total of $3,151 paid to the borough for lost water.
KANE – The criminal case against a Kane woman linked with a horrific six-fatality crash Aug. 31 is headed to McKean County Court.
Kane District Court Judge Dave Engman "bound over" the charges to county court Wednesday following an intense three-hour preliminary hearing in his courtroom.
Kathy S. Douglas, 37, faces 35 charges-- including 15 felonies-- in connection with the Route 219 wreck that killed her 12-year-old daughter, Olivia, her 6-year-old nephew Jarrett Costanzo of Kane, and four members of a St. Marys family.
WETMORE TWP. – A jackknifed tractor-trailer disrupted traffic for more than two hours Wednesday afternoon on state Route 66 near the base of James City hill south of Kane.
According to the Kane-based state police, at approximately 1:46 p.m., a 2007 Peterbilt 379 tractor-trailer hauling a load of plywood on a flatbed trailer lost control while traveling southbound and attempting a left curve in SR 66.
The Elk County Council on the Arts, better known as ECCOTA, is kicking off its 30th anniversary with their upcoming Annual Gala, set for Saturday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. at Aiello's Cafe in Ridgway complete with a Dueling Piano show, a dueling artist event, prize drawing, new dessert auction and an award presentation.
"They are a blast. They're very entertaining and fun," Abbi Peters, ECCOTA executive director said of the returning piano tandem. "We will be doing other activities at the gala as this is our largest fundraiser of the year."
With the support of a $150,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development's Discovered in PA, Developed in PA grant program (D2PA), the Community Education Council (CEC) has partnered up with the region's chambers of commerce, the North Central Workforce Investment Board, and local schools and employers.
The Elk County Courthouse will have a single point of entry starting March 1.
The commissioners reported on Tuesday that the only entrance available for use, which also is handicap-accessible, will be the courthouse behind the building and in front of the Elk County Prison.
ST. MARYS – The Elk County Community Recycling Center, located in the Stackpole Complex in St. Marys, is currently seeking bids for new flooring within the recycling center. Quotes have been collected to do the repairs with the latest quote figuring $11,900 from Bill Kinkead, a contractor operating out of Ridgway. However, Elk County Solid Waste Authority officials are hopeful members of the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission will be able to help offset a portion of the costs.


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I just finished crocheting the Christmas tree decorations for my 40 surrogate children.....this year they are gingerbread men cookies. So as I was reading your recipe, I had the idea to soak my little guys in a cinnamon mixture or maybe drop cinnamon oil on them so they will smell nice too. Thanks for the idea............memawphd
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Here is the ATP rule for MTO:
(not sure if majors have different rules)
3) Medical Time-Out
A medical time-out is allowed by the supervisor or chair umpire when the physiotherapist
has evaluated the player and has determined that additional time for
medical treatment is required. The medical time-out takes place during a change
over or set break, unless the physiotherapist determines that the player has developed
an acute medical condition that requires immediate medical treatment.
The medical time-out begins when the physiotherapist is ready to start treatment.
At the discretion of the physiotherapist, treatment during a medical time-out may
take place off-court, and may proceed in conjunction with the tournament Doctor.*
The medical time-out is limited to three (3) minutes of treatment. However, at professional
events with prize money of $35,000 or less, the supervisor may extend
the time allowed for treatment if necessary.
A player is allowed one (1) medical time-out for each distinct treatable medical
condition. All clinical manifestations of heat illness shall be considered as one (1)
treatable medical condition. All treatable musculoskeletal injuries that manifest as
part of a kinetic chain continuum shall be considered as one (1) treatable medical
A total of two (2) consecutive medical time-outs may be allowed by the supervisor
or chair umpire for the special circumstance in which the physiotherapist
determines that the player has developed at least two (2) distinct acute and treatable
medical conditions. This may include: a medical illness in conjunction with a
musculoskeletal injury; two or more acute and distinct musculoskeletal injuries.
In such cases, the physiotherapist will perform a medical evaluation for the two
or more treatable medical conditions during a single evaluation, and may then
determine that two consecutive medical time-outs are required.
4) Muscle Cramping
A player may receive treatment for muscle cramping only during the time allotted
for changeovers and/or set breaks. Players may not receive a medical time-out
for muscle cramping. In cases where there is doubt about whether the player
suffers from an acute medical condition, non-acute medical condition inclusive of
muscle cramping, or non-treatable medical condition, the decision of the Physiotherapist,
in conjunction with the tournament doctor, if appropriate, is fi nal. There
may be a total of two (2) full change of ends treatments for muscle cramping in a
match, not necessarily consecutive.
Note: A player who has stopped play by claiming an acute medical condition, but
is determined by the Physiotherapist and/or tournament doctor to have muscle
cramping, shall be instructed by the Chair Umpire to resume play immediately.
If the player cannot continue playing due to severe muscle cramping, as determined
by the Physiotherapist and/or tournament doctor, he may forfeit the
point(s)/game(s) needed to get to a change of end or set-break in order to receive
If it is determined by the Chair Umpire or Supervisor that gamesmanship was
involved, then a Code Violation for Unsportsmanlike Conduct could be issued.
5) Medical Treatment
A player may receive on-court medical treatment and/or supplies from the Physiotherapist
and/or tournament Doctor during any changeover or set break. As a
guideline, such medical treatment should be limited to two (2) changeovers/set
breaks for each treatable medical condition, before or after a medical time-out,
and need not be consecutive. Players may not receive medical treatment for nontreatable
medical conditions.
6) Penalty
After completion of a medical time-out or medical treatment, any delay in resumption
of play shall be penalized by Code Violations for Delay of Game.
Any player abuse of this medical rule will be subject to penalty in accordance with
the Unsportsmanlike Conduct section of the Code of Conduct.
7) Bleeding
If a player is bleeding, the chair umpire must stop play as soon as possible, and
the physiotherapist should be called to the court for evaluation and treatment.
The physiotherapist, in conjunction with the tournament Doctor if appropriate, will
evaluate the source of the bleeding, and will request a medical time-out for treatment
if necessary.
If requested by the physiotherapist and/or tournament Doctor, the supervisor or
chair umpire may allow up to a total of fi ve (5) minutes to assure control of the
But I seem to recall Azarenka was off court for close to 10 minutes wasn't she? It should have been 6 minutes max.
I have explained this several times already, but here we go again (the short version).
6 minutes max for treatment yes. But, there is diagnosis/evaluation time, which is limited only to "reasonable time". Plus there is the time to walk off court, and the time to get dressed again after the treatment. Therefore, people should stop saying that the back to back MTO's should be limited to 6 minutes.
Yes the slams have slightly different rules, and I posted the relevant rules for the slams at least 2 times in other threads.
The chair umpire is not a doctor. As such, if the player says he needs the trainer and can't wait until the next changeover, or before their own serve, etc., it's not the chair umpire's call. It's the trainer's call whether or not the player can receive treatment.
Additionally, in Australia, the rule is that the doctor must also be present. You had a trainer and a doctor saying that Azarenka had 2 legitimate treatable conditions. Now whether Azarenka was faking them, that's another issue, but as was just said, it's hard to tell even for a doctor or trainer with the tools they have in that situation to determine whether or not she is faking.
The only time basically a chair umpire can deny a trainer coming on court is if a player flat out says they are cramping, as there is no medical timeout for cramping.
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Roasted Cod Steaks with Green Olives and Sherry Vinegar
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1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1 medium onion, finely chopped
3 shallots, minced
2 large garlic cloves, minced
1/4 cup sherry vinegar
2 plum tomatoes, peeled, seeded, and finely chopped
8 large brine-cured green olives, pitted and coarsely chopped
1 1/2 teaspoons fresh thyme leaves plus sprigs for garnish
2 tablespoons minced fresh flat-leaf parsley
salt and pepper to taste
2 1/4 pounds cod steak, cut into 6 pieces
2 tablespoons dry white wine
1/4 cup fish stock or water
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2. Heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil in a medium skillet over moderate heat until hot but not smoking. Add the onion, shallots, and garlic, and cook, stirring, until the onion is pale golden, about 15 minutes.
3. Stir in the vinegar, and simmer gently, covered, for 5 minutes. Stir in the tomatoes and 1 1/2 tablespoons of the olive oil, and cook, covered, stirring occasionally, for 10 minutes. Stir in the olives and the thyme leaves, and cook, uncovered, stirring, for 2 minutes. Stir in parsley and the remaining 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil, remove the skillet from the heat, and keep warm. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
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Letter: No guns for teachers
One more thing has been added to the already overflowing plate of the public school teacher. Now, some people want the job title of armed security personnel added to that plate. Teachers put their lives on the line daily as they enter the school and go about the regular duties of keeping records, documenting interventions, writing up futile referrals, attending professional development workshops, decorating rooms and hallway doors and walls, preparing whiteboard paradigms, making word walls, preparing lessons plans designed for/by someone who will never use them, etc. All of this and more are expected of the teacher who is underpaid, underappreciated, overworked and disrespected by students, parents and administrators.
And that is not enough. The teacher must now must bear arms!
If having a gun in a household is dangerous for a few children, how much more dangerous is a gun in a classroom with 150 students during the day? Where will that gun be kept? Will it be on the teacher's body? Will it be loaded and under lock and key? How quickly can it be accessed? What kind of weapon will it be? Don't forget that teachers and administrators get angry at each other too! Also remember that plenty of parents have come to the school to get the teacher. Maybe they had better take a gun because the teacher may have one.
This is just foolish and dangerous. Having more guns makes more gunfire.
This is a societal issue that should not be placed on the teacher. Teaching is cumbersome and tedious enough.
Martha Shaw
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Time Again For The Annual Christmas Bird Count In The National Park System
It sure doesn't seem like a whole year has passed, but it's time again for the annual Christmas Bird Count. Sponsored by the National Audubon Society, this is the 115th consecutive year the count has been held, making it one of the world's longest running and largest citizen science projects. The 2014-15 count dates fall between December 14th and January 5th. Participation is free.
A New Set Of Maps To Help You Explore Glacier National Park Day Hikes And The Sun Road
Maps. They're the stuff of explanation, and dreams. Explanation of what lies out yonder on the landscape, and dreams of what yet's to come. If you're thinking of visiting Glacier National Park, either just to drive through on the Going-to-the-Sun Road, or to spend some time exploring the backcountry on hiking trails, there are two new maps to help bring your vision to fruition.
A Millennial Speaks Out: How Millennials Can Save Wilderness (And The Planet)
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Essential Park Guide, Winter '14: Your Guide To Exploring The Parks This Winter
When it comes to construction skills, male Anhingas are slackers. Oh, they're good at pulling together nesting materials, but that's about it. Instead of turning the sticks, twigs, and leafy greenery they collect into a nest for their mates, they stash the materials in trees and let the females build the actual nest.
Study: Yellowstone National Park's Grizzly Bears Can Adapt Diet To Changing Climate
For years, many conservationists have worried what grizzly bears in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem will eat as changing climate and habitat conditions bring fewer whitebark pine nuts, cutthroat trout and other prime food sources. A recent study offers an answer: almost anything else.
Video Records Hikers' Reactions To A Bear At Glacier National Park
Federal Land Managers Agree To Collaborate On National Wilderness Preservation System
A unified approach to managing the country's wilderness areas has been agreed to by the land management agencies under the Interior and Agriculture departments, with goals of connecting more people to wilderness areas and completing wilderness inventories of lands that might be suitable for inclusion in the wilderness system.
Higher Fees Coming To Your Favorite National Parks As Officials Search For Cash
As we told you last month, National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis has given his superintendents the OK to increase entrance and other fees in their parks once they've conducted the requisite public outreach and engagement. While many fees are likely to increase by $5 or $10, there could be more creativity into fee collections aimed at generating more money for the parks.
Groups Sue Over U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service's Refusal To Provide Wolverine With Endangered Species Act Protection
Whether climate change is adversely impacting wolverines, something the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service believes is uncertain, is being challenged by a coalition of conservation groups that is suing the agency to provide Endangered Species Act protection to the small carnivores.
Xanterra Parks & Resorts Sues National Park Service Over Grand Canyon Contracts
Xanterra Parks & Resorts, which operates lodges and restaurants in some of the most iconic national parks in the system, on Wednesday announced it was suing the National Park Service over its handling of concessions contracts on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.
Polling Shows Most Westerners Approve Of Federal Land-Management Agencies, Oppose Giving Lands Over To The States
A public opinion poll of key Western states has produced somewhat contradictory results when it comes to federal lands in those states. While strong numbers voiced positive views of agencies such as the National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service, strong numbers held their state governments in higher esteem than the federal government. Overall, though, a slight majority opposes proposals to turn those federal lands over to the states.
18-Year-Old Visitor Dies In Fall From Going-to-the-Sun Road In Glacier National Park
Time Running Out To Drive Entire Going-To-The-Sun Road At Glacier National Park
Snow already has fallen on Glacier National Park this month, but that's not the reason you won't be able to drive the entire 50 miles of the Going-to-the-Sun Road. No, crews are closing off a section of the road east of Logan Pass this coming Sunday night so they can work on rehabilitating the scenic roadway.
Man Dies In Apparent Base-Jumping Incident At Glacier National Park
A young Montana man who apparently tried to base jump from a cliff in Glacier National Park was killed in the attempt, according to park officials.
Wintry Conditions Close Section Of Going-To-Sun Road At Glacier National Park
A preview of winter blew into Glacier National Park on Tuesday and shut down a portion of the Going-to-the-Sun Road due to hazardous driving conditions.
As National Park Service Looks At Grizzly Bear Recovery In North Cascades, What's The State Of The Endangered Species Act?
News that the National Park Service wants to consider whether grizzly bears should be restored to the North Cascades ecosystem in Washington state is a big step towards bolstering the region's ecological integrity, but recent events surrounding the Endangered Species Act raises questions about whether the Park Service can succeed if it decides grizzly recovery is in the ecosystem's best interests.
Park History: The Railroads And The National Parks
Railroads played a huge role in the establishment of the national parks in the early 20th century. Just how great their influence was will be discussed by Dr. Alfred Runte as part of the lecture series at Zion National Park this summer.
Essential Fall Guide '14: Find Your Place In The West At A Dude Ranch Near A National Park
There's a sense of place in the West. It flows from endless stands of lodgepole pines, glades of aspen tinged gold by the season, horizons that spread the sky wider than you've ever noticed. Spend a little time here, and it seeps into you. It's the distant bugle of a bull elk, a band of pronghorn darting across the open range, the chortling flock of sandhill cranes, southbound, high overhead. They all fill your senses with the West as it's always been, as it always should be.
Concessions Contract Will Cost Grand Canyon National Park $100 Million, But Benefit Park In Long Run
A new concessions contract for businesses on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park will cost the park $100 million, an amount that could impact just about all operations in the park, Superintendent Dave Uberuaga said Wednesday. In the long run, however, the move stands to benefit both the park and its visitors, observers believe.
Trails I've Hiked: The Best Easy Hike In Glacier National Park
Star Show Scheduled At Canada's Waterton Lakes National Park
If you find yourself in Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta this weekend, head to Cameron Lake on Friday night for a star show. Parks Canada and volunteer astronomers from Montana will be pointing out constellations, galaxies, nebulas and stars beginning at 9:30 p.m. Friday.
Photography In The National Parks: Avoid Those Bison (And Other Wildlife) Jams
Bison madness is in full swing in Yellowstone National Park with snorting, groaning, spitting, bison bulls chasing the girls (cows) down the roads, much to the delight of many park visitors who gladly park their vehicles in the road and film the action. No family vacation is complete without getting caught in a Yellowstone bison jam.
Hiker Uses Bear Spray, Firearm Against Bear At Glacier National Park
The Mount Brown Lookout Trail at Glacier National Park is a tough, demanding path, climbing more than 4,200 feet from Lake McDonald Lodge in just about five miles. And, as is most of Glacier, it rambles through bear country, a fact one hiker discovered when a bear charged him and he responded first with a blast from his canister of bear spray, and then with a shot from his handgun that rangers believe hit the bear.
Water Damage Temporarily Closes St. Mary Visitor Center At Glacier National Park
A possible furnace malfunction at the St. Mary Visitor Center in Glacier National Park led to water damage when the center's sprinkler system was activated, forcing the temporary closure of the facility.
Parks And Local Economies—Observations From Glacier National Park
Olympic National Park Working On Long-Range Mountain Goat Management Plan
Mountain goats are spectacular animals, even iconic in places such as Glacier National Park, but they can cause problems in parks where they don't belong. At Olympic National Park, where a 1920s era introduction project brought non-native goats into the landscape, officials are embarking on a management plan for how to deal with the animals. Adding weight to the need for such a plan was the fatal goring of a hiker in the park four years ago.
Heading To Logan Pass At Glacier National Park? Bring Some Water!
With work on the water tank at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park ongoing this summer, it wouldn't hurt for you to stash a case of bottled water or, better yet, a 5-gallon water jug along with some refillable water bottles, in your rig when you head to the pass.
Waterton-Glacier Science And History Day.
A day-long program on science and history at the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park is coming up later this month at Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberata, Canada.
Woman Swept Down McDonald Creek In Glacier National Park Dies
A Washington state woman who fell into McDonald Creek at Glacier National Park has died.


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With her stunning lines and deeply grounded presence, Frances Chiaverini has been on our minds since her days with Armitage Gone! Dance. (She's now part of L.A. Dance Project.) As one of our 2013 "25 to Watch," she's at the top of our list of artists and companies that we'll eagerly follow this year. We'll have some footage from her wild shoot for you tomorrow, but first, check out these gorgeous outtakes, by photographer Matthew Karas, of Frances in costume for William Forsythe's Quintett.


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Software & Service Report: Trintech's AssureNET Express for Web-based Accounting Compliance
Trintech Group Plc, a leading provider of financial software and services specializing in reconciliation workflow, revenue enhancement, transaction risk management and compliance has released AssureNET Express, an on-demand solution for GL Reconciliation, Review and Certification.Designed to enhance the speed of implementation and accelerate return on investment, AssureNET Express complements Trintech's current line of On-Demand solutions, including ReconNET for high volume, transaction-intensive account reconciliation, and Treasury eNET for treasury and cash management.AssureNET Express
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White Paper: 10 Reasons to Outsource Remote Data Protection
In today's information-driven organizations, the costs to generate, keep available, manage and recover data are staggering. Many businesses today depend on 100 percent data availability to keep mission-critical functions operating. With the increasingly widespread reliance upon data, the costs of interrupted access to data or data losses could financially compromise an organization and, in some cases, leave it no room to recover. The price of downtime is just too steep.
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Google's New Business Software Includes Spreadsheets
Web search leader Google has introduced a subscription business software package that includes spreadsheet functions.Google Apps Premier Edition, a new version of Google's hosted services for communication and collaboration designed for businesses of all sizes, is available for $50 per user account per year, and includes phone support, additional storage, and a new set of administration and business integration capabilities.With the addition of Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Google claims teams can easily collaborate on documents and spreadsheets without the need to email documents back a
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The Accountant's Guide to a Career in Technology
By John StokdykWhen he recently asked in an AccountingWEB opinion article, Why aren't there more accountants in IT?, Microsoft's Tim Lennard began by suggesting there was a potential surplus of talent within the profession that could be more gainfully employed in the technology business. One of the reasons Lennard's article was so popular was that it managed to provoke reactions from both sides of the fence. Several IT industry veterans dropped into the conversation to describe their front-line experiences, while technophobes highlighted some of the reasons not to go into IT.
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E-mails As Evidence: Business Owners Face New Procedures
Changes in federal employment law may change the way you and your employees store e-mails and e-messages, but Business & Legal Reports reports that one of the key changes facing small business owners this year is not a change in law at all.The U.S. Supreme Court established a set of new procedures dealing with electronic messages that may be needed as evidence in trials. Why is the procedural change important to you? One look at your computer inbox, electronic communication has exploded in recent years, leaving the postal carrier feeling a bit lonely these days.
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Non-Profits Service Fund Software Launched
Kintera Inc. has unveiled its first software as a service fund accounting system for non-profits.Built on its social constituent relationship management platform, Kintera Sphere Fundware will allow non-profit and government organizations to track the flow of funds from end to end, integrating with business applications such as e-commerce, utility billing and management for grants and donors."One of the things in the back of people's minds is where is the money going," said Harry Chiu, senior vice president of product management for Kintera.
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Many treasurers dream of eliminating paper from their processes and are moving both data and funds entirely electronically, according to Business Finance magazine.Several new pieces of legislation will facilitate the move to electronic payment processing. One is back-office conversion, or BOC. Effective March 2007, BOC will allow retailers and other businesses to convert checks to electronic data streams.
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Corgnelius Celebrates His 1st Birthday
My handsome little corgi turned 1 this past Sat, so we had to celebrate.
Corgnelius turned 1 this past Saturday!
1. So we got him a big balloon.
2. And lots of treats. (A barker's dozen to be exact.)
3. And of course a cake!!
4. We sang him happy birthday.
5. (He's the birthday boy so he got first lick.)
6. Then he shared a slice with his best friend, Leeloo.
7. Next was presents.
9. He loved them all.
10. But we let his new shirt reveal the best present of all….
11. He's going to get a little corgi brother, Stumphrey, next weekend!
12. I hope you had fun, my handsome little man!
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Bollywood has been historically weary of taboo subjects, whether it's sex, adultery or infertility. The only other recent film that actually made an attempt to handle a taboo subject like infertility was Meghna Gulzar's 'Filhal' where surrogacy and related complications between childhood friends (Tabu and Sushmita) was the main premise. Well, there was also Abbas-Mustan's 'Chori Chori Chupke Chupke' but let's not go there, considering it takes the concept of surrogate birth to a completely different level. Shoojit Sircar's 'Vicky Donor' attempts to explore male infertility which is a bigger taboo in a patriarchal society like ours.
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Ayushman Khurana as Vicky Donor on Page 3>>
Vicky and Ashima's love story on Page 4>>
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Male infertility in Bollywood on Page 2>>
Dr Chaddha convincing VickyHumour as a storytelling device is the only way to approach a subject as sensitive as male infertility. The film's USP is its complete irreverence to this topic and Dr Chaddha's (Anu Kapoor) business-like manner of looking for an eligible sperm donor. His shady clinic in Lajpat Nagar (New Delhi) is inconspicuous and is apt to protect the identity of his high-profile clientele. Our north Indian patriarchs wouldn't definitely want to advertise potency issues and prefer Dr Chaddha's Infertility Clinic to a more reputed swanky clinic elsewhere.
Ayushman Khurana as Vicky Donor on Page 3>>
Ayushman Khurana as Vicky Arora aka Vicky Donor is the typically brash Punjabi munda. Cricket in the morning, branded clothes, expensive perfumes and partying in the evening is enough to make him happy. It doesn't matter that his single mother runs a beauty parlour to provide for his flamboyant lifestyle.
Vicky and Ashima's love story on Page 4>>
Any Bollywood film is incomplete with a love angle, so the flashy Punjabi boy Vicky falls for the quiet Bengali girl Ashima Roy (Yami Gautam). While the two have no issues with cultural diversity, the differences between the two families become more pronounced when they decide to get married. The humourous resolution of this disparity makes for a fun watch especially, the scene in which the intellectual Bengali father of the bride and the Punjabi would-be saas decide on the wedding.
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Vicky and AshimaShoojit Sircar's 'Vicky Donor' is definitely watchable for more reasons than just Ayushman Khurana and Anu Kapoor's acting.
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Cosmonaut Yuri P. Gidzenko is dwarfed by transient hardware aboard Leonardo, the Italian Space Agency-built Multipurpose Logistics Module (MPLM). Gidzenko has been aboard the International Space Station (ISS) since early November of 2000, but he will be returning to Earth with the STS-102 astronauts and the MPLM in a few days.
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Mini Ninjas DS Review
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Like aliens, commandos and renegade cops, ninjas are some of the most overused video game characters around. Because of that, a game company has to be either really brave or really foolish to attempt to develop a game around such a shop-worn cliché. As evidenced by their new DS action/platformer Mini Ninjas, IO Interactive (makers of Kane and Lynch and several of the Hitman titles) and Magic Pockets (makers of mediocre movie-based games) considered themselves up to the challenge. Their ambition is admirable but the result of it is a sometimes amusing but incoherent action/adventure/RPG/platformer that never really gels.
When Mini Ninjas begins, the once-peaceful world is in turmoil due to the return of a once-banished (and very yoda-like) Evil Samurai Warlord. After three centuries of exile, this Warlord has returned and is bent on taking over the world using dangerous Kuji magic. What do you do when life as you know it is threatened by an army of innocent woodland creatures being turned into mindless samurai automatons? Well if youre a Ninja Master, you send your best ninjas out to stop this madness. And if youre a Ninja Master whos already lost all his best agents, you send out whatever you have left, even if its an inexperienced runt and a hammer-wielding fat guy.
After an expertly done intro cutscene showing the world being ravaged by floods and earthquakes, you gain control of half-pint warrior Hiro. Your Ninja Master teaches you to move, fight and collect things and once you've met up with lumbering plus-sized ninja Futo, you set out to stop the Evil Warlord. There are three playable characters in the DS version of Mini Ninjas: Hiro, an expert in swordsmanship, ranged weaponry and Kuji magic, Futo, a powerful hammer master, and Suzume, a female ninja you meet down the road who specializes in stealth.
During your quest to defeat the Evil Warlord, you spend most of your time exploring the environment, collecting plants and fighting waves of mini samurai enemies armed with swords, pikes and bows. Combat is very simple and consists mainly of single button melee and (with Hiro and Suzume) ranged attacks using bombs and shuriken. Through combat you gain XP and colored feathers which when placed on spirit altars, grant you powerful spells that make armed confrontation a lot easier. Once earned, these spells can unleash a devastating tornado or fireball, send up a defensive shield, possess small animals or exorcise pesky ghosts. Spells aren't your only useful ninja extras--you can also use your nifty ninja cloak to avoid freezing or turn your bowl-shaped ninja hat upside down and go rafting in it.
Navigating the environment simultaneously represents some of the most fun and the most annoying aspects of the game. While its really fun paddling down a fast-moving river in your ninja hat, its not fun trying twenty times to find that sweet spot on a ledge that lets you pull yourself up. And while its really fun dodging spinning blades by doing a crazy wall run, its not fun wasting time struggling with the wonky movement controls in order to angle the camera right. You guys pickin' up what Im puttin' down?
Anyway, theres just enough fun in the game to keep you from getting totally fed up with the tedious bits, and much of that is due to the quirky boss battles and Plane of Spirits puzzle games. Before facing the Evil Warlord, youll encounter the lords of earth, fire, wind and water. The funniest of these is Windy Pants, a samurai whose main weapon is his poisonous green flatulence. A gold star goes to the design team here for their sense of humor and imaginative use of the DS mic. In between stunning Windy Pants with shuriken and wailing on him when hes on the ground, you have to blow madly into the mic in order to waft the deadly gases away from you. In addition to amusing boss battles, the most engaging part of the game is overcoming real world obstacles by entering the Plane of Spirits through meditation. When in the Plane of Spirits youll solve puzzles using the stylus to paint, cut and manipulate what look like traditional Japanese scroll paintings illustrating your current obstacle. When the puzzle is solved, the obstacle disappears, allowing you to continue on your quest. Occasionally, youll also do battle with elementals within the Plane of Spirits by using the same techniques.
There are a couple of other noticeably good things about Mini Ninjas that do a lot to support the fun. First, keeping on track isn't too tough with a map that not only keeps you oriented, but reminds you of your objective. Dying isnt that big of a deal, either, since you respawn more or less right where you bought the farm. The thing is, thats where the list of fun-supporting elements ends. Sadly, the list of fun-reducing elements is quite a bit longer. For one thing, objectives may be clear but figuring out how to achieve them can be something of a chore. Without enough graphic and environmental feedback, youll find (especially during boss battles) that the name of the game becomes trial by dying. Then there are the clumsy camera and controls which make simple actions like walking across ceiling beams become teeth-gritting trials.
Related to these is the frustrating targeting system which prevents you from ever really controlling where your ranged weapons go. The most heinous example of this occurs during the final boss battle which requires split-second timing. The fight is designed so that you need to use shuriken to destroy the bosss shield from a distance but every time you aim at it, your shuriken fly wild of the shield and hit whatever other enemies happen to appear on screen. Unrelated to the controls but just as problematic is the meh multi-player which consists of two uninspiring modes--Death Match and Time Attack--and the fact that although you have two playable characters in addition to Hiro, you never need them. Futos slowness and inability to use ranged weapons makes using him almost pointless and the combat XP/leveling system makes using Suzumes stealthiness completely pointless.
While theres some fun to be had within Mini Ninjas, its limited by a case of what appears to be a serious case of genre confusion. While this ambitious action/adventure/RPG/platformer contains things that reference a wide range of game types, it never fully delivers on any of them. The result is an uneven hodge-podge where the ninja concept isn't particularly fresh and where the good bits are undermined by the games undeniable issues in the areas of feedback, controls and targeting. Sorry Mini Ninjas. You just don't make the cut.


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Come join us for the 13th Annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair April 6-7, 2015.
Congratulations to all our participants! The 13th Annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair has come to a close. Thank you for helping make this year such a wonderful celebration of Native American Languages.
The links below lead to the performance program for both days of the Fair. Winners lists and other information will be posted shortly. And once again, we thank and honor all of our students, instructors, and supporters who have invested such time and care in envisioning "Language in Our Future."
April 6, 9:00 - 12:00 Pre-K through 5th Grades
Doors open at 8:00 for Check-In.
Students should be lined up and ready for the opening Parade of Programs at 8:45.
April 7, 9:00 - 3:00 6th -12th Grades
Doors open at 8:00 for Check-In.
Performances break from 12:00-12:30 for lunch.
Every spring, the Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair (ONAYLF) brings together 600-800 students who are learning their Native languages. The Fair honors these students and their teachers by giving them an opportunity to publicly present their languages. The Fair celebrates language diversity in Oklahoma and the US. In addition to student and teachers, the Fair also involves the university community, tribal communities, families, and over 100 volunteers. More about the goals and history of the Fair.
Students participate according to age in categories:
Students perform for elders and teachers who score the children on 1) amount of language used, 2) fluency, 3) spirit of the performance, and 4) stage presence. The top three performances in each age category receive a trophy that they can take back to their schools. Every child who participates receives a medal and a Fair T-Shirt, created by the winning artwork from the last year's Fair. More about our judges and the judging process.
If you are learning your language or passing on your language at home or in a classroom and have never come to the Fair, we invite you to the Fair. If you are just interested in knowing more about the beauty and diversity of Native languages in Oklahoma, please come by. Your presence will support these dedicated youth and the continued use of all languages.
Over 20 languages are represented each year!
Apache, Arapaho, Cayuga, Cherokee, Cheyenne, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Comanche, Coushatta, Dakota, Euchee (Yuchi), Hasinai (Caddo), Hochunk, Jiwere (Otoe), Kanza (Kaw), Keres, Kickapoo, Kiowa, Mohawk, Mvskoke (Creek), Navajo, Osage, Pawnee, Pima, Prairie Band Potawatomi, Sauk, Seminole, Seneca, Shawnee, Shoshone, Ute, Wichita, and Zuni.
Nowhere else can more Oklahoma Native languages be heard!
In 2014, Amanda Cobb-Greetham, Ph.D., (Chickasaw) joined the University of Oklahoma faculty as Coca Cola Professor and Director of Native American Studies.
Since receiving her Ph.D. from the University of Oklahoma in 1997, Cobb-Greetham has held several academic appointments, including positions at the University of New Mexico and Oklahoma State University.
From 2007 to 2012, she served her tribe, the Chickasaw Nation, as the Administrator of the division of History and Culture. During her tenure, she launched the state-of-the-art Chickasaw Cultural Center in Sulphur, OK and directed the museums, archives, language programs, and Chickasaw Press, the first tribal publishing house of its kind, which received the Harvard Award for Excellence in Tribal Self-Governance under her guidance.
Cobb-Greetham is the author of Listening to Our Grandmothers' Stories, which received American Book Award, and the co-editor of The National Museum of the American Indian: Critical Conversations. In addition, she has published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals and served as the editor of American Indian Quarterly, the foremost journal of Native American Studies for nine years.
The Santa Fe New Mexican (10/23/13) wrote abut the Fair here
Read KGOU's article by Susan Shannon on the 2013 Fair here
NewsOk covers the 2010 Fair here
Have some of your own photos to post? Please visit our Facebook page and share your photos and comments.
January 5 | Registration Opens
March 9 | Registration Closes
March 13 | Pre-Judged Submissions Due in the museum
April 6 | Fair Day 1: Pre-K – 5th Grades
April 7 | Fair Day 2: 6th – 12th Grades
If you have judged or volunteered before, and want to sign up for this year, please visit our Judges and Volunteers page for more details.
View past performances at the Fair on our YouTube Channel.
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Tirunelveli tops the list with 41 cases in 2012 and Madurai 27 cases
A year after the horrific gang rape incident that led to the death of a 16-year-old physiotherapy student in Delhi, human rights activists opine that despite growing awareness among the public of violence against women, the outrage that the Delhi incident triggered is not being evoked by several low-profile cases.
Referring to the recent gang rape in Karaikal, representatives of civil society organisations say that social bias prevalent at various levels is one of the reasons for the lack of visibility.
Saying that there is an element of truth in the claim that the rise in number of rape cases getting reported is owing to an increasing awareness among the public, Bimla Chandrashekar, Director, Ekta Foundation for Women, feels that the government should bring the culprits to book without any delay.
The media should provide sustained coverage of all cases of violence against women, irrespective of their nature or places of occurrence, she added.
Going by the statistics of the State Crime Records Bureau, the southern districts have actually witnessed a rise in the total number of rape cases in 2013.
According to the statistics, in 2013, as many as 241 rape cases were reported until November, whereas 171 such cases were recorded in 2012. Tirunelveli tops the list with 41 cases in 2012 and Madurai 27 cases. In 2013, up to November, Tirunelveli has again topped with 68 cases, followed by Tuticorin (46).
The mainstream society discriminates between cases of rape, based on the degree of assault on the victim, which is an obstacle in the fight against woman abuse, says A. Kathir, Executive Director, Evidence, a Madurai-based non-governmental organisation.
The government must effectively implement the recommendations of the Justice J. S. Verma Committee on Amendments to Criminal Law, which was constituted to provide for quicker trial and enhanced punishment for criminals committing sexual assault of extreme nature against women.
The activists feel that proper awareness should be created among government officials, especially police and health officials, of the recommendations of the Justice Verma Committee.
Students should be sensitised to violence against women and legal action taken against biased police officers who refused to initiate action against the accused in rape cases.
A criminal justice commission should be constituted, they said, and insisted that rape cases should be dealt with by fast track courts.


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Lincoln Highway is a four-piece Country/Rockabilly band
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some originals. Lincoln Highway is not just an outstanding
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Lincoln Highway is self-contained with its own top quality
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By Kyle Lovern
GOODY, Ky. – Country boys can survive.
The Belfry Pirates showed why they are one of the top football schools in the Bluegrass State, regardless of classification and school size.
On a hot and muggy Friday night, the Class 3A Pirates took on Lexington Henry Clay, a Class 6A city school. Many felt that the Blue Devils were favored, even some of the Belfry fans thought it was going to be a difficult task.
But in the end Belfry's powerful running game and hard-hitting defense pulled out a 27-7 victory in the 2014 season opener, the 30th annual Pike County Bowl played at CAM Stadium at Goody, Ky.
The game got started very later because the officials held up the preliminary game between Pike Central and Somerset, which was supposed to start at 6:05 p.m., because of the heat index.
So the Belfry-Henry Clay game did not get started till around 10 p.m.
The Pirates didn't waste any time showing the visitors they could match up with them.
Senior fullback Austin Hatfield bulled his way into the end zone on a 2-yard carry capping a nice Belfry offensive drive with 7:19 left in the first quarter. Sophomore Austin Woolum kicked the extra point to make it 7-0.
On the ensuing kickoff Belfry's Devin Varney recovered a fumble on the Henry Clay 27 yard line.
The Pirates of Coach Philip Haywood took advantage of the turnover and four plays later senior quarterback Keaton Taylor scored from seven yards out on a keeper around the left side. Woolum's kick made it 14-0 with 5:04 remaining in the first quarter.
Woolum, one of the best young kickers in the state, booted a 24 yard field goal with 9:20 left in the half to make it 17-0.
Henry Clay got its only score on a kickoff return in the second quarter as speedy Rhoman James broke a couple of tackles and raced 82 yards for a TD. The conversion kick was good to make it 17-7 heading into the dressing room at the half.
Hatfield was able to muscle his way in for two more scores. Henry Clay's defense had no answer for Belfry's patented running game, a mixture of speed and power.
The stocky Hatfield led the Pirates with 160 yard on 24 carries. Junior Xondre "X' Willis had 57 yards on nine tries, sophomore Andrew Fletcher had 32 yards on 11 carries, and sophomore Cameron Catron had 31 yards on the ground, but had to leave the game with a possible broken collarbone in the first half.
Keaton Taylor completed 4-of-6 passes for 41 yards. He also ran the ball six times for 20 yards and a score.
Belfry had 328 rushing yards.
On defense Belfry busted Henry Clay in the mouth all night long, halting the speedy Blue Devils on most drives.
Defensively T.J. Dotson, Kaleb Edwards and Nate Sanger each had nine tackles for Belfry. Dakota Stanley had eight stops, while Cole Bentley and Ray Horton each had seven each. Austin Hall had six tackles and an interception. Hatfield had five tackles.
Varney and Taylor both had fumble recoveries.
The Pirates will host Harlan County this Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Score by quarters:
Henry Clay (1-0) … 0 7 0 0 - 7
Belfry (0-1) … 14 3 6 6 - 29
(Kyle Lovern is the Sports Editor for the Williamson Daily News. He can be contacted at email@example.com or at 304-235-4242, ext. 2277 or on Twitter @KyleLovern.)