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Long-lasting effects of yolk androgens on phenotype in the pied flycatcher (Ficedula hypoleuca)
- Suvi Ruuskanen,
- Esa Lehikoinen,
- Mikko Nikinmaa,
- Heli Siitari,
- Wolfgang Waser,
- Toni Laaksonen
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The hormonal environment during early development, such as maternally derived androgens in bird eggs, shapes the development of the offspring in ways that may have important long-term consequences for phenotype and behavior and, ultimately, fitness. We studied the long-term effects of yolk androgens on several phenotypic and physiological traits in male and female pied flycatchers (Ficedula hypoleuca) by experimentally elevating yolk androgen levels and rearing birds in common-garden environment in captivity. We found that high yolk androgen levels increased the basal metabolic rates in both females and males in adulthood. High yolk androgen levels did not affect male melanin coloration or plumage ornaments, or timing or speed of moult in either sex. No effect of androgen treatment on cell-mediated or humoral immune response was found in either sex. Covariation among the measured phenotypic traits was further not altered by androgen treatment. Our results suggest that exposure to high androgen levels can have long-lasting effects on some offspring traits, but do not seem to lead to different phenotypes. Furthermore, the role of yolk androgens affecting sexually selected male traits in our study species seems to be minor. The fitness consequences of yolk androgen-induced higher metabolic rates remain to be studied.
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- Title
- Long-lasting effects of yolk androgens on phenotype in the pied flycatcher (Ficedula hypoleuca)
- Journal
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
Volume 67, Issue 3 , pp 361-372
- Cover Date
- 2013-03-01
- 10.1007/s00265-012-1456-7
- Print ISSN
- 0340-5443
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0762
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Maternal effect
- Testosterone
- Bird
- Moult
- Immune defense
- Basal metabolic rate
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Suvi Ruuskanen (1) (2)
- Esa Lehikoinen (1)
- Mikko Nikinmaa (3)
- Heli Siitari (4)
- Wolfgang Waser (3)
- Toni Laaksonen (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Section of Ecology, Department of Biology, University of Turku, Turku, Finland
- 2. Department of Animal Ecology, Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW), Droevendaalsesteeg 10, P.O. Box 50, 6700 AB, Wageningen, Netherlands
- 3. Division of Genetics and Physiology, Department of Biology, University of Turku, Turku, Finland
- 4. Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences, University of Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä, Finland


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CLAREMONT — One Claremont police officer is suffering bruises while another was seeing a specialist Wednesday after the two men were injured during a chase Tuesday evening.
The chase began as a routine traffic stop for stolen tags near the intersection of Cobbs Drive and North Lookout Street.
NEWTON — Newton Police have charged a Maiden man with holding up the Hess-Wilco gas station/convenience store on U.S. 321-Business in Newton, and firing shots at a witness' vehicle.
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Episode PremiereNovember 11, 2012
DistributorFox TV
GenreAnimation, Comedy
Show Period1999 - now
Production CompanyFox TV, Film Roman, Fuzzy Door, Hands Down
Cast and Crew
DirectorJohn Holmquist
ScreenwriterMark Hentemann
Main Cast
- Seth MacFarlane as Peter Griffin (voice)
- Alex Borstein
- Seth Green as Chris Griffin/Neil Goldman/Additional Voices
- Mila Kunis as Meg Griffin (voice)
- Mike Henry
- Lacey Chabert as Meg Griffin / Jan Brady
- Patrick Warburton as Joe Swanson (voice)
In the landmark 200th episode, Brian (Seth MacFarlane) abuses Stewie's (MacFarlane) time machine and causes reality to run in reverse, forcing the two to work together to set things right before Stewie is "unborn." Then, in the FAMILY GUY 200th retrospective special entitled "The End of the World as We Know It," fans will get a behind-the-scenes look at this irreverent comedy's most outrageous moments, through fascinating interviews with creator and voice actor MacFarlane and voice actors Mila Kunis, Alex Borstein and Seth Green. Additionally, the special will give fans an exclusive glimpse into the cast and crew's 200th episode party in Los Angeles.


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Despite a decent start, Boylan's chances of staying an NBA HC seem to be fading fast. Not much seems to change regardless of the players he is given to work with.
There's a reason why some assistant coaches stay as assistant coaches for years.Hide replies
So true. Some of the coaches the Bucks just played against could have taken the Bucks team and beat their own. Boylan is a nice assistant coach.
I had high hopes for Boylan but these are games he should be impacting with his decision making. Leaving Jennings out of the mix in the 4th was a bad move. Hammonds has screwed him though by not getting him a small forward for the stretch.
A very good reason [Atl]. And Boylan is a very good example, that sometimes, end of game situations a too big for him.
Krakkens should appreciate the 'efficiency' of this one:
7 Takeaways from Saturday Night's Out-of-Hand NBA Action
Grant Hughes
(Featured Columnist) on February 24, 2013
J.J. Redick Makes the Bucks Better; Monta Ellis Does Not
In his first game as a Milwaukee Buck, J.J. Redick showed the members of his team's starting backcourt what offensive efficiency looks like.
I haven't been able to find any reaction from Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings, but there's a pretty good chance that the concept baffled them.
Redick scored 16 points on just nine shots and handed out seven assists in 35 minutes off the bench.
Al Horford spoiled Redick's debut by tossing in a go-ahead hook shot with under six seconds left, a bucket that gave the Atlanta Hawks a 103-102 victory. And while that result was disappointing, the Bucks' overall performance should be cause for a bit of optimism.
If Redick can continue playing at his current level, it's likely that he'll eat into Ellis' and Jennings' minutes. And that can only be a good thing because neither of Milwaukee's diminutive guards has Redick's combination of defensive competitiveness and high-percentage shooting.
And before anyone mentions Ellis' layup that put the Bucks ahead with 10 seconds left (or his 14-point, 10-assist line), please stop. A basketball court has two ends, and Devin Harris and Jeff Teague spent all night taking turns torching Ellis.
Maybe the highlight plays will decrease, but if the Bucks actually care about playing winning basketball, they'd be smart to feature Redick in an increasingly prominent role. If that comes at Ellis' expense, so be it.Hide replies
It will come at the expense of Jennings. As to my conversation with [Steiner], if Redick plays a more prominent role, maybe thee prominent role,' that won't sit well with the 'plan Jennings has for himself.'
Redick had 1,7 some points per shot last night; he won't be able to keep up that pace. It's too bad that effort was wasted because he won't be able to do it every night.
Jennings three point ability could make him special if he ever gets "his mind right". If he was ever playing alongside a wing he respected, and realized that he wasn't a max contract player who was going to win the game for us himself, and started to pass again like he has shown flashes, he could really be a part of a winner. Not the MAN though.
Played back the Horford play against Sanders. He clearly swung his elbow into Sanders to create enough space for him to get the shot off. Sanders had good position and would have put that back in his face. The ref was right there and didn't make the call. Our bigs though played soft in the final minutes.Hide replies
Hofford has15 pounds on Sanders. Not a ton of weight, but it sure looked like Hofford had 30 to 40 pounds. Backed him down like a semi-truck into loading dock.
Yea but the key was he used his elbow to knock Sanders off. It was enough to get the shots off. The ref, looking right at it, didn't want to make that call. He should have and it cost us the game
Once again Monta could not put this team on this back and get a win. But the coaching isn't there either. Gave up way to many open 3's to a team that can and does make them. Defenders need to be close enough to run those guys off the 3. Does Boylan not read the scouting reports?
I don't need that game to prove the Bucks are competitive. I knew they had the talent. What I'd like to see is the Bucks start winning close games. Otherwise, it will be yet another late lottery draft.
The big picture is made up of little pictures. Collectively, I think the Bucks have the talent to win it all. History shows that teams who are fundamentally sound and play together can beat teams with more individual talent. The Bucks have a great shot blocker in the middle; they can stretch the floor; now have better than average 3 pt. shooters; have quick guards that can penetrate, create for others, and score; as a team they can create turnovers; they have decent length; low post scorers in Sanders and Henson; and, they're really quick - they can push the pace. What they're missing are a few of the little things - things they could learn and integrate if they were coached up. The reason the Bucks flounder so regularly at the end of games is that they don't do the little things well - things they could depend on to consistently get a high percentage shot down the stretch. Yes, I'm talking again about screens and picks that work. When a lot of your offense depends on freeing your point guards or rubbing your shooters off of picks and screens - they have to be executed properly. How many times do we see our point guards at the top of the key try to work off a shitty screen only to then hand the ball of to the other guard who comes over to help with 8 seconds left? Why? Because the screens and picks are weak and ineffective. Last night, we couldn't get Reddick or Duleavy free - all the baseline screens were bad. Our into the low post passing in on a two second delay; our pick and roll passing sucks most nights; and, when a guard does drive to the front of the rim - often times everyone else is watching. Where are the slashes down the lane by our 3 and 4 forwards? Last but not least, our guards have to harass opposing guards like ol'time Marquette teams did. We can not afford to play without pressuring opposing guards. Tell Boylan to stop doubling down on opposing big men. Let guards stay with their men. Stop giving up open jump shots to opposing guards.Hide replies
You lost me when you said that the Bucks have the talent to win it all.
No they don't.
What I think he means is that they have enough pounds of talented players to win, it's just that the talent is spread out over eleven players instead of concentrated in the top three like Miami.
"Collectively, I think the Bucks have the talent to win it all. History shows that teams who are fundamentally sound and play together can beat teams with more individual talent."
Definition of an optimist right there.
Thank you for this post.
I needed a good laugh.
Coach Boylan needs to use this opportunity to real in Jennings.The kid is so close. A little early to say but I could see a backcourt of BJ & JJ ,maybe trade Ellis for Granger, aahh here I go again.It's all on the coach right now to get the most out of his players and losing 3 close ones isn't a good indication.Hide replies
These are the subjects 'that test men'.
Is the coach or the player(s) who are to take primary blame?
You could use your Politcally Correct card and say 'both' and
probably not be wrong...Not much fun in that......>
Whereas, I will not give Boylan much credit for putting wins on
the board, I then must be fair in not blaming the man for the
loses either. Now, there are many (ZFORCE) the loudest,
who seems to put the onus right on the back of Boylan. What
this seems to do then is discount the sub-forty % FG shooting,
the high teens in assist (when at least 25 is needed to W as previous
records indicate), and a small litany of related on floor dynamics
that can only be delivered by those in uniform.
Take the coach to task on line ups, rotations, why isn't this guy in,
and that guy is, etc. Once established however, it is squarely on
the shoulders of the players to execute no matter who walks the
'Just my opionion....I could be wrong..."
I've always believed the X's and O's part of coaching, especially at the NBA level, is a wash. Remembering I've always said, players make coaches, not the other way around. Keep in mind, we're talking the NBA, not high school or college were most coaches coach their system and the players adapt.
The Bucks, like any team, got a little lift after the Skiles exit, but they do seem a little rudderless the last few weeks. Seems as though Boylan is trying to adapt his philosophy to his roster while still playing the 'good cop' as he did as an assistant (with Skiles playing the 'bad cop').
My opinion is, you can't have only the 'good cop' attitude to get players to be responsible for their roles on the basketball team. A coach needs to get players accountable. I see that aspect sliding the last few weeks. Enough back slapping and a little more butt-kicking.
Basketball comes down to execution, especially down the stretch of a close game. The Bucks don't execute very well in those situations. The coach has to take the blame of some of that.
The job of the coach is put the players in the best position to succeed, just like any other leader. It is their job to maximize the strengths of their players and minimize their liabilities. In the modern NBA, that breaks down into multiple buckets (scheme, player psychology, player development, on-court chemistry). Great coaches are neither "butt-kickers" nor "players-coaches"....they adapt to the psychology of their players. If they cannot do so, their ability to succeed is based entirely on being placed in an environment where "butt-kicker" or "player-coach" is exactly what an entire team needs, and even then, it's only a match for a point-in-time. The same player might need both butt-kicking and a support system at different points in their career. A great coach can evolve this relationship with a player. A rigid (in either direction) coach cannot and will eventually lose effectiveness. Skiles is a rigid coach. He brings organization and structure and discipline to a team, as well as a butt-kicking rigid demeanor. A team in need of those things will get better. However, a team that already has those things will not get better and can, in fact get worse. Skiles is equally in-flexible in scheme and player development and seems to completely discount on-court chemistry. In my opinion, Scott Skiles is a below average NBA coach. At this point in time, Scott Skiles is not a good fit for the Milwaukee Bucks. Since he isn't going to change, there was no point in having him continue.
All right then, problem solved.
Maybe we could pull a Billy Martin/ Steinbrenner thing and bring Scottie back every six months just to scare the crap out of 'em?
Problem not solved. I'm certainly not putting Boylan into the "great coach" category, so the Bucks still have the task of either finding a great coach, or finding a garden-variety coach who fits with the makeup of their team. Hammond could have made his job easier by holding onto young cheap talent that should generically fit into most schemes (Harris and Lamb) and bringing in yet another player that has skills but also has significant limitations (role player). So if Hammond does bring back a lot of this year's players, I would hope for a coach that can utilize the one asset that the Bucks have in abundance.....speed.
"Amnesty THAT.."
A defiant Kobe tweets to Cuban.
"I'm glad there are other players/teams besides my own who read my stuff..."
Cuban in retort.
Kobe B. Dwight H. and the all purple and gold band leads the league in media
coverage. I've grew weary of this story-line early, and now whenever such a
piece is about to begin, I dis-engage.
Meanwhile, somewhere in San Antonio, quietly, and per usual without much fanfare
your Spurs have not only the best record, but, arguable, a resurgence in Parker,
and the Boys gunning for another shot at the NBA-Chalice.
Join me won't you in deflecting the 'Star' and "National Enquirer' approach to
hoops, and give your attention to the Spurs of the world who, in minding their own
business, glean the respect they deserve.
As a quick caveat this does not include the daily log of a one, Lebron James,
who, dare we say, is having the season of his life. When I watch Lebron, and
then venture back to the Red/Green, it is as though one is watching two different
games, though they are the same. The man is having a helluva year.
The Bucks not so much.
4 Brooklyn..... 33 24 .579
5 Atlanta...... 31 23 .574
6 Chicago...... 32 24 .571
7 Boston....... 29 27 .518
8 Milwaukee.... 26 28 .481
..Toronto...... 23 33 .411
..Philadelphia. 22 32 .407
..Detroit...... 22 36 .379
Wasn't but a short two weeks ago, around the break, in which with any kind
of Bucks-Ball (.500 / average / mediocre / etc.) would have found this team
hovering around the six spot. If we take the luxury of a re-do, and say we
give the Bucks 4 wins / taking away four loses in their present 2-9 run
we'd fine the boys toying with the six spot, and certainly the seventh.
Finish this bucket on a drive, make that FG, stop penetration on that guy,
and put a body on a Joe Johnson, and this whole thing has a much different
hue to it. Instead, the harsh reality is the 2-9 run in progress>>>
What is most disturbing 'about this timing' is, among other things, those teams
that are 4-7 are not exactly lighting it up. They too are being beat;
just not to the extreme of Mr. Buck.
Its not too late. Yea, the upcoming schedule is brutal. But, so are the
playoffs. Let the next few weeks be foreplay to said playoffs and go out
there and make a run. Do it for your girlfriend, if not your wife.
"Winners Want the Ball When the Game is on The Line...."
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Rubber is hittin' the road, right here, BiggK. tORONTO AND even Detroit are coming on strong. The Wizz are beating good teams when they should still be in the Tank. What happens if we lose that vaunted 8 spot?? All he//'s gotta break loose and we get to second guess tRader John for another 3 years................The Horror!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Missing the playoffs is the best case scenario for the long haul if it means the Bucks won't match on BJ this summer.
Then a bettah scenario would be if Monstah doesn't opt out?
1 more year of Monstah < devastating than 4-5 mores years of Phenom.
un-arguably so
When, when, when???!!! When will Boymmond will finally play Dalembert and Sanders together? Dalembert is a five and Sanders is a four. It is what it is. Now they even have Gustavo to cover the five and Ersan to play the four/three coming off the bench with a good passing center.
If all the stuff people are writing about Jennings, and how he is handling the "triunvirate" guard situation, the kid is going bye-bye.
I still (strongly) believe Jennings is no team player..., and worse, he does not have what it takes to "take over," like he so often feels he must.
P.S. - I really believe Ersan could be an excellent (and efficient) sixth man.Hide replies
Wouldn't that lineup put one of 'your guys' (Henson) without many minutes?
Smart response, I Actually Think!
The season is almost already lost for the rookie anyway...
Then, Dalembert is going bye-bye at the end of the season. And then, I can dream..., of seeing the Bucks trade Ersan for a small forward.
P.S. - Of course, keep in mind that I am on record as wanting the Bucks to try Ersan at the three. That would solve "everything," wouldn't it? It could even solve the "fiscal cliff."
Ersan at the three would provide equally devastating results.
lol [insert smilley emoticon here]
I agree with you, Montanaman. Sanders is a PF and Dalembert should start with him. Ersan should be the 6th or 7th man and I don't think it matters if he plays a 3 or a 4 since he'd be getting burned defensively no matter where you put him.
I think we have already been "devastated" enough.
Well it's not like we're talking about getting more devastated, just equally devastated.
You people...
... are going to get me in trouble.
I think I woke-up a few co-workers with the hard laughter. I probably interrupted the always important afternoon siesta. That could have devastating results...
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KDE -- graphical work environment and applicationsBy
KDE is among the 15 projects that will present their work at CeBIT, offering the graphical work environment and many applications for Linux users.
Short and sweet: How would you describe your project in one or two sentences?
KDE is a free software project that provides a work environment with many applications relevant to all functional areas as well as a development environment for all the larger platforms. In more than 60 languages, the KDE project provides software today for work and living environments that is easy and intuitive to use.
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If you could hire a full-time project developer now, what problem should he or she be ready to solve?
KDE even now runs under Linux, BSD, Mac OS X and Windows. A better integration as well as a porting to further platforms, not least of all for mobile devices, would be an important step to making KDE truly platform-independent.
Under which license is the software currently offered?
The applications are under GPL, whereas the libraries are under LGPL to make it essentially possible to put closed source applications on the KDE platform.
Project website: http://www.kde.org.
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At the 9/11 memorial at the World Trade Center site, several hundred people gathered Tuesday to commemorate loved ones lost in the terrorist attacks in a tribute that was scaled back compared to years past.
The annual ceremony proceeded with a familiar rhythm of bell ringing and the reading of nearly 3,000 victims' names. Governors Andrew Cuomo and Chris Christie, Mayor Michael Bloomberg along with other politicians attended the ceremony, but, for the first time, they did not speak.
Our world is full of death. We remember it especially on this day, September the eleventh. But is death the end? I hold that we have reasons to believe in the afterlife.: http://calltoawareness.blogspot.com/2012/09/now-i-lay-me-down-in-defense-of.html
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Alberta Schenck Adams
|Alberta Schenck Adams
|Alberta Schenck
June 1, 1928
Nome, Alaska
|July 6, 2009
(aged 81)
Anaheim, California
Resting place
|Cremated (interred at Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery)
|Inupiat, caucasian
|Known for
|Challenging Alaska's segregation practices
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Alberta Daisy Schenck Adams (June 1, 1928 – July 6, 2009) was a teenage civil rights activist in the struggle for equality by the indigenous peoples in the United States Territory of Alaska. As of the 1867 Alaska Purchase, the territorial residents were all citizens of the United States. Her 1944 challenge to segregation practices was cited during the Territorial Legislature's proceedings in passage of Alaska's 1945 anti-discrimination law.[1] It was part of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. A decade later in 1955, Rosa Parks in Alabama sparked a public bus boycott by refusing to give up her seat to a white person.[2] In 1954, the Brown v. Board of Education decision outlawed segregation in public schools.[3]
Early life and segregated Alaska[edit]
Alberta Schenck was born in Nome, Alaska on June 1, 1928, to Albert Schenck, a white Army veteran of World War I. Her mother was Mary Pushruk Schenck of native Inupiat heritage.[4] She was born into an era when the indigenous peoples of Alaska were subjected to segregated practices that often left non-white children without an education for lack of facilities. Some segregated business establishments advertised that all their employees were white.[5]
Alaska Dream Theatre incident[edit]
When Alberta was a high school girl in 1944, she had a part-time job ushering at the Alaska Dream Theatre in Nome, where part of her job was to make sure non-white patrons sat in their designated segregated area. She eventually registered a complaint with the theatre's manager and was fired.[6] Alberta's response became an opinion article on March 3, 1944 in The Nome Nugget newspaper.[4] She returned later with a white date, and the two of them sat in the "Whites Only" section. She and her Army sergeant date refused to move when the manager demanded she move to the non-white section. The manager had her arrested.[7]
Anti-discrimination legislation[edit]
Indignant and determined not to be deterred, she wrote a letter to Alaska Governor Ernest Gruening and related the incident to him. The prior year, the Governor had seen his anti-discrimination bill be defeated in the Territorial Legislature. Her letter inspired the Governor to have the bill re-introduced in the Territorial Legislature, during which her experience was cited on the floor of the legislature. He answered her letter vowing that no one would again receive that kind of treatment in Alaska. The re-introduced bill, Alaska's Anti-Discrimination Act passed both houses of the legislature and was signed into law on February 16, 1945.[5][8]
Death and legacy[edit]
Alberta Schenck married a man named Adams and moved to California. She died on July 6, 2009 in Anaheim of congestive heart failure.[1]
Alaskans had been citizens of the United States since the 1867 Alaska Purchase.[9] The role Alberta Schenck played in passage of Alaska's 1945 anti-discrimination legislation was part of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.[10] Landmark events in that struggle would come to include the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision outlawing segregated schools,[3] and Rosa Parks's 1955 refusing to give up her public bus seat to a white person, an act that sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott in Alabama.[2]
In 2011, Alberta Schenck Adams was inducted into the Alaska Women's Hall of Fame.[1]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c "Alberta Schenck Adams". Alaska Women's Hall of Fame. Retrieved June 9, 2011.
- ^ a b McCarthy, Ronald; Sharp, Gene; Bennett, Brad (1997). Nonviolent Action: A Research Guide. Routledge. p. 211. ISBN 978-0-8153-1577-3.
- ^ a b United States Government (2004). Congressional Record, V. 150, Pt. 6, April 20, 2004 to May 4, 2004. United States Government Printing Office. p. 8169. ISBN 978-0-16-082976-5.
- ^ a b "Biography". AlbertSchenckAdams. Retrieved July 10, 2012.
- ^ a b Hakim, Joy (2010). All the People: Since 1945 (History of Us). Oxford University Press. pp. 66, 67. ISBN 978-0-19-973502-0.
- ^ Fleming, Maria (2002). A Place at the Table: Struggles for Equality in America. Oxford University Press. p. 95. ISBN 978-0-19-515036-0.
- ^ Andrews, Susan B.; Creed, John. Authentic Alaska. University of Nebraska Press. pp. 132, 133. ISBN 978-0-8032-1041-7.
- ^ Morrison, Eric (2009-02-17). "Hundreds honor civil rights leader | Juneau Empire - Alaska's Capital City Online Newspaper". Juneau Empire. Retrieved 2013-09-11.
- ^ Eichholz, Alice (2004). Red Book: American State, County & Town Sources. Ancestry Publishing. p. 41. ISBN 978-1-59331-166-7.
- ^ Haycox, Stephen W.; Mangusso, Mary Childers (1989). An Alaska anthology : interpreting the past. Alaska Pacific University Press. pp. 314, 316. ISBN 978-0-935094-14-5.
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MANILA, Philippines — No formal announcement has been made on the status of coach Michael Weiss but the Philippine Azkals are prepared to move on from the era of the German mentor with an important tournament just five months away.
Sources said Weiss' contract will be terminated effective Jan. 15, marking the end of a three-year tenure that saw the German steer the Azkals to a third-place finish in the AFC Challenge Cup and a second straight semifinal stint in the AFF Suzuki Cup.
Azkals manager Dan Palami said they have taken steps to ensure that the team stays on track with its preparations for the AFC Challenge Cup without Weiss.
"I have to be prepared for the decision that's coming," said Palami Sunday at the launch of the Total Football Azkals-SM Mall of Asia tie-up that will pave the way for the holding of football clinics.
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Register today for the 10th Annual Kids' Chance of Pennsylvania Golf Outing and Recognition Luncheon, scheduled for Sunday, May 31, 2015 at the Hershey Country Club. Topping last year's perfect weather and outstanding attendance will be quite a feat, but we are rising to the challenge!
Kids' Chance of PA 5/10 K Walk/Run
Kids' Chance of Pennsylvania is happy to announce that the 2014 5/10K Walk/Run events held in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Harrisburg were once again a resounding success in raising funds for the organization and in helping to spread the word about our mission to provide scholarship assistance to children whose parents have suffered a workers' compensation injury or fatality.
Thank you, Bruce and the HCA
Bruce Reeher from Arthur Reeher Associates donated his $175 50/50 prize back to Kids Chance of Pennsylvania.
Central PA iDay Scholarship
Each year Central PA iDay presents a scholarship. For 2013, our Scholarship Award went to Kids' Chance. Doug Tierney, a member of the board, received the check. Central PA iDay is a current sophomore partner for KCPA.
Kids' Chance of Pennsylvania Surpasses $1,000,000 in Scholarship Awards for Children of Pennsylvania Workers
Unique Scholarship Program Targets Students in Need Due to Parents' Catastrophic Work-Related Circumstances
Pottstown, Pa. (November 1, 2012) – Kids' Chance of Pennsylvania, Inc. recently announced that with the scholarships it awarded to students for the 2012-2013 academic year, it has surpassed the $1 million mark in total support since its inception in 1997. Kids' Chance of PA, (www.kidschanceofpa.org), is a non-profit organization which provides scholarship grants for college and vocational education to children of Pennsylvania workers who have been killed or seriously injured in a work-related accident.
This milestone was met after 48 scholarships totaling $145,000 were awarded to students for the 2012-2013 academic year.


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Coca-Cola raises quarterly dividend
The next dividend is payable April 1 to shareholders of record as of March 14. Coca-Cola said raising the dividend to 30.5 cents from 28 cents reflects the confidence it has in its long-term cash flow.
The Atlanta company returned $9.8 billion to shareholders in 2013 through $5 billion in dividends and by buying back $4.8 billion in stock. It said it has returned $34.7 billion to shareholders since the start of 2010.
In addition to its namesake brand, Coca-Cola Co. also sells Spite, Dasani water, Minute Maid orange juice, and Vitaminwater.
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22.09.06 - Tickets for the second annual Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame dinner, which will be held Friday evening on Dec. 1st in the Grand Pequot Ballroom at Foxwoods Resort Casino, are now available. The event starts at 6 p.m. The 2006 inductees include Chico Vejar of Stamford, one of the prominent middleweights in the 1950s and Gaspar Ortega of New Haven, a member of the World Boxing Hall of Fame.. The remaining inductees are former heavyweight contender Nathan Mann of New Haven, former welterweight contender Lou Bogash Sr. of Bridgeport, longtime promoter Manny Liebert of West Hartford, and former state boxing director John Burns of Windsor.
Vejar finished his pro career with a record of 92-20-4 with 43 knockouts. He was once ranked the No. 7 middleweight in the world. Vejar twice fought former world champion Joey Giardello, losing both times, once by split decision. Vejar also fought former world champion Gene Fullmer as well as Kid Gavilan. Vejar lost decisions to both.
Inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 1995, Ortega compiled a record of 131-39-6 with 69 knockouts. Ortega fought some of the best middleweights of his era, including Emile Griffeth, Benny "Kid" Paret, Carmen Basilio, Gavilan and Tony DeMarco. Ortega, 70, beat Paret by unanimous decision in 1959 and then did it again two years later. Ortega, who was born in Mexico, has a son Michael who is one of the states top referees.
Mann had a world heavyweight title fight against Joe Louis in 1938 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Louis scored a third-round knockout, but Mann went on to claim the New England heavyweight title by winning a decision over George Fitch in a bout in West Haven in 1940. Mann finished with a career record of 74-11-4. He had 44 knockouts. Mann died in 1995 at the age of 84.
Bogash had a world title shot in 1920, getting a draw with Jack Britton. Bogash was a Connecticut lightweight and welterweight champion. Bogash finished his career with a 100-16-13 record with 39 knockouts. Bogash died in 1978 at age 77. His son Lou is a renowned timekeeper in the state.
Since 1929, Liebert has been a manager, promoter, trainer and a second. Liebert was a driving force behind boxings revival in Connecticut in 1973 after the sport had been banned in the state for eight years. Liebert was one of the founders of the Connecticut Boxing Guild, which was active from 1948-2004. Liebert, 93, remains a member of the state boxing commission.
Burns, 70, has been involved in boxing since 1955 when he was a Hartford police officer. Burns was a supervisor for the Hartford Police Athletic League boxing program.
Director of consumer protection Mary Heslin appointed Burns to the position of boxing inspector in 1972. Burns later became the state director of boxing in 1987, a position he held until 2000.
Tickets for the dinner, priced at $60 per person, can be obtained by calling Shannan McNair at Foxwoods (860-396-6727), Sherman Cain at the Journal Inquirer (646-0500 or 1-800-237-3606, ext. 321) and CBHOF president Glenn Feldman at 860-409-1070.
The inaugural class of inductees in 2005 included Willie Pep, Marlon Starling, Louis "Kid" Kaplan, Maxie Rosenbloom, Johnny Duke and Bat Battalino. Further information on the CBHOF may be obtained at www.ctboxinghof.com.
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