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Lugerville School Pie Auction & Raffle
Crane Chase Tavern, N10105 County Road F, Phillips, WI 54555
Delicious pies will be up for auction followed by raffle drawings for guns, St. Croix rod & reel, trail camera and predator call. Everyone is welcome to attend and bid on the pie of their choosing and/or participate in raffle drawings.
Paul Bodenburg
St. Pat's Summerfest Auction
St. Pat's School, 100 S. L Street, Sparta, WI
Auction starts at 9 AM and will include household goods, furniture, and much more. Food and beverages will be available on the grounds. There will be an Arts & Crafts Sale in the school.
St. Pat's Rectory
From Books to Brilliance Silent Auction & Fundraiser
Oct 13, 2012 7-9:30pm
Eau Claire Children's Theater: 1814 North Oxford Ave. Eau Claire, WI 54703
From Books to Brilliance (FBTB) is hosting their first Eau Claire Silent Auction and Fundraiser, raising money to promote literacy in impoverished communities. Join FBTB for food, fun, live music and a silent auction filled with goodies from local businesses and art, textiles and Alpaca items from Latin America.
Maggie Covill, FBTB co-founder
(715) 530-4724


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Checkout Register
Your child will have tons of fun and learn arithmetic at the same time with our beautiful Hape Checkout Register. This wooden set features an abacus-style counter, red push buttons, a credit card reader, a scanner, a built-in notepad, and a drawer that pops open to reveal a colorful variety of play coins, money, and credit card. Your little entr...More Details →
While this Chick is our smallest wooden farm friend, she sure has big personality! We love this hand-painted wooden figure as she encourages hours of open-ended play. Be sure to check out the rest of our wooden barnyard animals, wouldn't want this little bird to get lonely! Recommended For Ages 3 Years And Older Measures 1.4 x .9 x 1.4 Inches M...More Details →
Children's Room Dollhouse Furniture
Our Children's Room Dollhouse Furniture by Hape features everything needed for a cool dollhouse kid's bedroom. This set features bunk beds with a ladder, mattresses, pillows, and a removable slide. To add to the fun, you will also enjoy a rocking horse, rocket toy, two toy cars, a play table with two chairs, and an area rug! Designed as an acces...More Details →
Chinese Character Blocks
Owning a set of high quality children's alphabet blocks is a time honored tradition. Generations of children have played and learned with this simple toy that teaches valuable skills while providing hours of enjoyment. Now we introduce this beautiful beginner set of Chinese Character Blocks, designed with 32 basic characters and their English eq...More Details →
Chunky Fruits & Vegetables Set
Our Chunky Fruits And Vegetables Set features multiple ways to play. Each fruit and vegetable can be used as play food for kitchen play. Little ones will enjoy pretending to cut the fruits and veggies up with the wooden knife that separates the magnetic pieces. Match the pieces back up to play again! On the reverse side of the cutting board, you...More Details →
Circles Magnetic Tiles
Our 40-piece Circles Magnetic Tiles set by Grimm's Spiel und Holz of Germany is an Oompa favorite. Packaged in a beautiful metal storage box that doubles as a play surface, children and adults of all ages will enjoy creating endless designs with the magnetized geometric forms. The handy carrying case makes this an ideal travel toy. Recommende...More Details →
Circular Weaving Frame
Children will enjoy discovering the concepts and beauty of geometry with our Circular Weaving Frame by Grimm's Spiel und Holz from Germany. Use the 24 wooden pegs to create a multitude of intricate geometric patterns with yarn or twine (not included). Create artistic patterns or even weave leaves, flowers, or other treasures from your nature ...More Details →
City Parking Garage
Three cars and a helicopter will enjoy racing around our Hape City Parking Garage! With three levels for the cars and a landing pad for the helicopter, imaginative play is endless! The tires on the cars are removable and exchangeable. We love the muscle-powered elevator and ramps. Adorable details including parking spaces, a gas station, directi...More Details →
Classic Airplane
This item ships only within the 48 lower United States and will be delivered within approximately 2 weeks. Gift wrapping and upgraded shipping options are not available. Lovingly handcrafted by Maple Landmark Made in the USAMore Details →
Classic Alphabet Blocks
Stimulate learning and promote creative play at the same time with our original set of Classic Alphabet Blocks, created by William Bultman over 25 years ago. Featuring an animal picture, a number or math symbol, and 4 letters, each unique block is hand crafted, embossed and polished to silky smooth perfection. Crafted from renewable basswood gr...More Details →
Classic Alphabet Blocks with Canvas Bag
Make playtime fun and cleanup a snap with our original set of classic alphabet blocks, now in a convenient and practical canvas bag. Each colorful, hand crafted block features an animal illustration, a number, and four letters to make 4 complete alphabet sets. Embossing on two sides adds dimensionality and texture to each unique block. Our commi...More Details →
Classic Baby Grand Piano (Multiple Colors Available)
A miniature version of a baby grand piano, our Classic Baby Grand Piano With 30 Keys by Schoenhut is designed to encourage a child to play and develop a love of music. Graceful spindle legs and classic elegance coupled with extremely durable and sturdy construction make this a beautiful addition of any home. Small hammers striking metal rods mak...More Details →
Classic Electric Guitar
Our Classic Electric Guitar by Schoenhut is an ideal first guitar for kids as well as a fantastic travel instrument for players of all ages. Arrives ready to play with no assembly required. This item ships only within the 48 lower United States and will be delivered within approximately 2 weeks. Gift wrapping and upgraded shipping options are...More Details →
Classic Helicopter
This item ships only within the 48 lower United States and will be delivered within approximately 2 weeks. Gift wrapping and upgraded shipping options are not available. Lovingly handcrafted by Maple Landmark Made in the USAMore Details →
Classic Log Truck
Our beautiful wooden Classic Log Truck by Maple Landmark is lovingly handcrafted in the USA from locally sourced, sustainably harvested maple with hardwood components and non-toxic paints and finishes. This fun set features two removable logger people and 4 removable logs. Great for make-believe play as well as learning colors and basic number s...More Details →
Classic Moving Truck
Our beautiful wooden Classic Log Moving Truck by Maple Landmark is lovingly handcrafted in the USA from locally sourced, sustainably harvested maple with hardwood components and non-toxic paints and finishes. This fun set features two removable logger people and a removable box lid. Great for make-believe play as well as learning colors and ba...More Details →
Classic Racing Team Truck
Our beautiful wooden Classic Racing Team Truck by Maple Landmark is lovingly handcrafted in the USA from locally sourced, sustainably harvested maple with hardwood components and non-toxic paints and finishes. This fun set features two truck drivers and two removable race cars with people fixed in the cars. Great for make-believe play as well ...More Details →
Classic School Bus
Our beautiful Classic School Bus by Maple Landmark is handcrafted in the United States from sustainably harvested, locally sourced solid maple with hardwood components. This heirloom quality school bus includes a nifty removable roof so the nine wooden figures can easily be removed! In addition to wonderful make-believe play, these little people...More Details →
Classic Tic Tac Toe Truck
Our beautiful Classic Tic Tac Toe Truck by Maple Landmark is a clever twist on traditional wooden trucks... it doubles as a tic tac toe game! This award-winning wooden truck is handcrafted in the USA from locally sourced, sustainably harvested maple with hardwood components and non-toxic paints and finishes. Featuring eleven removable game-piece...More Details →
Foster your child's appreciation of sound and music with the eclectic Clatter, a toy made to delight all of the senses. With its rainbow of vibrant colors and comfortable, child-sized handles, the Clatter would be a wonderful toy even without its sound - but the click-clack of this percussive instrument is both fun and distinctive. Your little o...More Details →
Our Clicker-Clacker is a great way for little ones to get interested in sound, beats, and patterns. Little musicians can easily grasp the ring or rod and shake away! Green wooden pieces at the end make a gentle clacking sound. This toy is made of sustainable wood in Germany by our friends at Haba. Recommended For Toddlers 2 Years And Older Loud...More Details →
Clown Blocks 41 Piece Set
Beautiful, basic, and fun. Our Clown Blocks 41 Piece Set are a welcome addition to a child's toy chest. Each piece has a deep, saturated color with a beautifully smooth finish. Each of the 41 sustainable wood pieces was lovingly made in Bad Rodach, Germany by our friends at Haba. Recommended For Babies And Toddlers 12 Months And Older Set incl...More Details →
Coffee Maker
Regular or decaf? Our adorable Hape Coffee Maker is complete with coffee cup, milk, sugar, and spoon. Your morning chef will love "making" coffee just like you do! This set complements other small appliances by Hape such as the Pop-Up Toaster and Mighty Mixer as well as the Hape Kitchen. Wood for this toy comes from an FSC-managed forest accente...More Details →
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Coliseum World Architecture Blocks
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Introduce your little to the splendor and glory of Ancient Rome with this unique block set from Haba. Few places or historical periods hold the same power and magic as the days of the Roman coliseum, where gladiators fought and fates were determined. Your child will enjoy playing, building, and learning about architecture and spatial dynamics wi...More Details →
Color Buttons
This unique pegging board features beautifully crafted "buttons" in six colors. Little ones will love to explore a world of color as they learn to stack the buttons in patterns and towers. This set comes with 30 buttons and a pegging board. Recommended For Children 2 to 6 Years Old Pegging Board Measures 7.75 x 7.75 Inches Includes Peg Base A...More Details →
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Color Fun Pegging Game
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Our Color Fun Pegging Game exercises little minds as children create three dimensional patters and improve their dexterity skills. A wooden board with sixteen holes provides a base for building. The pegs come in four different colors and heights. At first your little one will enjoy organizing the pegs on the board and creating patters with the c...More Details →
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Color Fun Play Gym
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Our beautifully crafted Color Fun Play Gym features several elements that both mom and baby will love. At the base of this wooden gym, baby will find moveable wooden rings that make a gentle clacking sound when bumped together. A charming frog hangs from the discovery bar and encourages little ones to grasp. The simple "s" curve allows parents t...More Details →
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Color Snake Clutching Baby Toy
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Your child will twist and turn her way to discovery with the Color Snake Clutching Baby Toy. The vibrant rainbow colors will capture her attention as she manipulates the sections of this wooden toy in a slinking motion. Handcrafted from sturdy beech wood and maple, which are taken only from PEFC-certified sustainable forests in Germany. Recom...More Details →
Colorback Sea Turtle Magnetic Maze
Our Colorback Sea Turtle Magnetic Maze by Hape is not only fun for your child, but encourages the development of fine motor skills and problem solving. Track marbles with a magnetic wand from one end of the maze to another. Wood for this toy comes from an FSC-managed forest accented with water-based paint and is made to meet the strictest of saf...More Details →
Compact Dart Car Red
Get on the move with our Compact Hatch Car. Your little builder will love to unassemble and reassemble the magnetic wooden pieces over and over. This set includes 10 classic Tegu plank blocks, 4 wheels, and a stylish topper to complete the car. All the pieces are made from Honduran hardwood accented with safe, water-based finishes. This set can ...More Details →
Compact Hatch Car Green
Get your child involved in some mobile building! With our Compact Hatch Car, your little builder can unassemble and reassemble the magnetic wooden pieces over and over. This set comes complete with 10 classic Tegu plank blocks, 4 wheels, and a unique topper to complete the car. Each piece is made from Honduran hardwood accented with safe, water-...More Details →
Concert Grand Piano (Multiple Colors Available)
Our exquisite replica of a full-sized concert grand piano is a wonderful choice for any child with a serious interest in music. When the hinged top is open, this piano's unique, charming chime-like tones are enhanced. The lid is designed to lower and raise gradually to prevent little fingers from getting hurt. Featuring three full octaves of ful...More Details →
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Cone Sorting
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Our Cone Sorting is far from a typical stacking toy. Nine colored shapes come in different sizes allowing toddler to explore height, depth, size, patterns, and sequence as he puts all the pieces together. This is a bit more complex approach to a stacking toy as toddler must first stack the inner pieces to make a peg for the larger rings. This st...More Details →
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Construction Kit Robot
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Colorful, wooden screws come together with wooden pieces to build endless creations! Imaginative little ones can build anything with the 88 pieces ranging from a simple structure to complex vehicles such as motorcycles, cranes, robots, and helicopters! The step-by-step instructions provide little builders with three suggestions for vehicles and ...More Details →
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Construction Kit Vehicle Large
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This incredible 68 piece set offers your little builder hours of fun! The colorful screws hold together planks of natural wood allowing your child to create all sorts of fun vehicles just by following the step-by-step instructions. The simple instruction booklet includes directions for a Formula 1 racing car, a bulldozer, as well as a helicopter...More Details →
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Construction Kit Vehicle Small
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This lovely construction kit offers little ones tons of opportunities to explore their imagination and problem solving skills. With 35 different pieces including screws and wooden planks, your child can build airplanes, motorcycles, cranes, helicopters, and more! This set also includes a talented wooden pilot who can fly or drive any creation! A...More Details →
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Construction Set
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Colorful screws, bolts, and planks make for endless building possibilities. Little ones will love to use the screwdriver and wrench to create whatever their little minds can dream up! We love that this toy encourages hand-eye coordination, three dimensional problem solving, and creativity. This set can be combined with other Sevi construction se...More Details →
Cook 'n Serve Kitchen
Our cleverly unique Cook 'n Serve Kitchen by Hape is sure to put a smile on the faces of budding chefs! This gorgeous, top-quality wooden play kitchen features an overhead shelf, a sink with faucet and knobs, two stovetop burners, an oven with a door that opens, a pull out counter with a shelf for extra storage, and a fun chalkboard on back that...More Details →
Cooking Utensils
Help your child cook up delicious imaginary meals with this set of realistic Cooking Utensils. With a frying pan, pot, two spatulas, and a lid that fits either of two small saucepans, this cooking set is ready for use. Parents and children can play together, discussing the foods they'll make in each pan, or children can combine the utensils with...More Details →
Cordoba Blocks
Give your child the gift of creativity with this colorful and unique set of building blocks. Made of beech wood and coated with natural, solvent-free lacquers that are safe for curious hands and teething mouths, this quirky play set is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers. Your child will enjoy exploring the rattle, bell, mirror, and reflective...More Details →
Corella Clutching Baby Toy
Encourage development of your child's motor skills with the Corella Clutching Baby Toy. As she grasps and twists each petal of the wooden flower-shaped design, it will suddenly burst into bloom. Aesthetically pleasing colors will capture her attention. As she shakes the toy, she'll discover three tiny musical bells, and she'll enjoy seeing her o...More Details →
Count and Stack Number Blocks
Get your little one set for hours of imagination-driven play and learning with this classic set of 10 heirloom-quality Count and Stack Number Blocks. These classic embossed blocks provide endless opportunities for fine motor development and number learning, while developing spatial awareness and social skills. Blocks are a classic icon of old-fa...More Details →
Countdown Wire Maze
Get lost in fun with our Countdown Wire Maze by Hape! This maze is for beginners. Three colorful tracks and different colored and shaped beads are sure to keep toddler busy! Recommended For Toddlers Ages 2 Years And Older Measures 15.4 x 7.4 x 19.8 inches Lovingly Designed By Our Friends At Hape Made in ChinaMore Details →
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Country Critters Play Cube
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Our Country Critters Play Cube by Hape is a large wooden activity center that will keep your little one as busy as a bee! This cube is great for honing fine motor skills and providing hours of entertainment. This colorful wooden center features a beaded wire maze, a rotating maze, a shape/color sorter, a ball pounding feature that culminates in ...More Details →
Holy Cow! This wooden farm friend is too cute! Hand-painted in Romania, our Cow stands at 4.3 inches tall. This heirloom quality bovine is sure to inspire quality playtime for generations to come. Don't forget to check out our wooden Calf! Recommended For Ages 3 Years And Older Measures 6.9 x 2.8 x 4.3 Inches Made of hardwood painted wit...More Details →
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Cow Pull Toy
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Our dainty Cow Pull Toy is sure to put a smile on the face of any little one! Gaskets around each wheel protect your walls and floors and a little bell dings as this cow is pulled across the floor. This pull toy is sized for small children new to walking. Reccomended For Children Ages 1 Year And Older Measures 5.5 x 5 x 3 Inches Made Of Wood Acc...More Details →
Crab Calino Pull Toy
Toddlers are sure to love watching Crab Calino scurry around the floor as they learn to walk and crawl. Eight silly legs made a gentle clapping sound as they follow your little one. This toy is made of sustainable wood and is the recipient of the Tillywig Toy Top Fun Award. Crab Calino was made in Germany by Haba. Recommended For Babies And T...More Details →
Crane Extension For Basic Truck
Lovingly crafted in Germany, our Crane Extension by Fagus is an entertaining accessory for our Basic Wooden Toy Truck (sold separately). Constructed with no nails or screws, this crane is made of beech wood and joined together with interlocking pieces, dowels, and glue. The chunky wooden knob on the crane cleverly contracts and extends the meta...More Details →
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Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
Or either Tennessee just picked a strange time to stink offensively.
Either way, the worst team in the SEC (LSU) spent Saturday nearly beating the best team in the SEC (Tennessee), and it's hard to imagine emotion didn't play a role. LSU was on the court roughly 24 hours after its coach, John Brady, had stood in front of reporters and discussed his in-season firing while battling back tears. That's a rally-the-troops moment every time. And so the Tigers used the inspiration to take the Vols into the final minute before losing on a turnover that led to a JaJuan Smith layup with 11 seconds remaining.
Final score: Tennessee 47, LSU 45.
Yep, UT scored just 47 points ... which is wild for a team that came in averaging 85.4 points per game . That number ranked first in the SEC and fifth in the nation. But it's difficult to reach the 80s (or 70s or 60s or 50s, even) while shooting 31.7 percent from the field (19-of-60), 26.3 percent from 3-point range (5-of-19) and 26.7 percent from the free throw line (4-of-15) , and how in the world can a group of players on full scholarships to a basketball power make just 4-of-15 free throw attempts?
Answer: I have no idea.
But the good news for Tennessee is that it managed to win another road game in spite of itself. The Vols' road record is now 7-1, and that's the main reason they will maintain the best RPI in the nation. Their next road game is Feb. 16 at Georgia, and a week after that they'll have a shot to derail Memphis' perfect season when they enter FedExForum for a showdown that has long been soldout and will make ticket scalpers rich if the current prices at StubHub are any indication.
Since: Mar 5, 2007
Posted on: February 19, 2008 1:58 pm
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
But the good news for Tennessee is that it managed to win another road game in spite of itself
For sure the above sentence sums it up
I can remember well a time Tennessee would NOT have won any close games
I am really looking forward to seeing how they do Wednesday against Auburn Tigers to see what growth the team has since the Kentucky game
Since: Dec 8, 2006
Posted on: February 11, 2008 1:06 pm
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
The best teams in the country need to find ways to win when things go bad. Tennessee showed us in the LSU game that they can play different styles of basketball. They proved to me that they are indeed one of the best. Now.. lets just see what happens when they have Memphis in their grasp!
Since: Jun 26, 2007
Posted on: February 11, 2008 9:10 am
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
Try to run your half court and quite looking for a bunch of 3s.
First off, learn to spell. Second, that's how UT beats other teams. They run them into the ground with fast breaks and transition points and then they live by the three, die by the three. That's UT basketball and that's why they're so fun to watch.
Go Big Orange.
Since: Dec 3, 2006
Posted on: February 11, 2008 12:31 am
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
hey stanrod. how about you actually understand what is going on before making a post. Maryland is 62nd in the RPI rankings. those are computer rankings. people dont vote on it. the terps themselves have earned that ranking.
But i guess this is a good win for the vols. i want them to keep winning so that when they play UK it will look better on UK's resume. :) haha. just playin i doubt UK will win but i still have hope!
Since: Nov 24, 2006
Posted on: February 10, 2008 11:24 pm
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
Gary, you see the games fairly. That's all we can ask as fans. Great job
Since: Feb 7, 2008
Posted on: February 10, 2008 11:07 pm
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Since: Mar 6, 2007
Posted on: February 10, 2008 1:06 pm
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
Since: Nov 23, 2007
Posted on: February 10, 2008 11:39 am
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
This game was ugly but.... it was a game that the Vols lose in the past. The defense was outstanding for the most part and 22 forced turnovers on the road is huge. I do agree about the foul shooting - horrible. Come March that free throw shooting could and usually does determine who advances and does not. Chism is a disgrace at the foul line along with JP Prince. Prince has no game other than driving to the basket and it can't finish at the rim and take advantage of the free throws that he gets by going to the rim then he is liability. Teams have figured out that he has no jump shot at all. Chris at 50% from the field- thank goodness he has found his shot - the BIG ORANGE will need him all the way from here on out
Since: Dec 12, 2007
Posted on: February 10, 2008 12:05 am
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
Some people say margin of victory is a good guideline to use when predicting how teams will fare in March.
Tennessee is winning too many close ones. Will this hurt them in March? It seemed to in 2006 when they beat a 15 seed by 2 points and then were outplayed the entire game in the 2nd round against a 7.
Since: Feb 9, 2008
Posted on: February 9, 2008 10:19 pm
Tennessee missed a bunch of shots and still won
The only thing i can really take negatively awat from this game is the dismal free-throw shooting. I completly agree with him in saying if you call yourself a scholarship player at a major university you should be able to shot at least 70% from the free throw strike.


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In 2007, doctors told a young, blonde-haired kid from Oliver Springs High School he would likely never play football again.
Eight years later, that former Bobcats offensive lineman is still playing football, but now for the Knoxville Knights, a semi-professional team in Knoxville.
Brandon Toomey spent his freshman and sophomore years of high school on the offensive and defensive lines for Oliver Springs, but in the winter after his second season he received news of a diagnosis of Hodgkin's lymphoma.
There could be action on Roane County's 2015-16 budget at next month's County Commission meeting.
After doing some research, Roane County Executive Ron Woody said he believes the commission can vote to appropriate money for the different county budgets without setting the property tax rates that will support those budgets.
Roane County Habitat for Humanity has sold another piece of land that once belonged to the Houston brothers.
Habitat acquired the land through a donation from Cleveland attorney James F. Logan in 2012.
Habitat Vice President Jim Smith said earlier this year that his organization was uncomfortable keeping the land.
Brothers Rocky and Leon Houston have a history of clashes with law enforcement and public officials.
They once vowed to defend the land with their lives.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam was in Rockwood Friday morning to announce a $437,122 transportation alternative grant for a project that includes a 10-foot-wide greenway from Dr. Tom Fuller Park on Watts Bar Lake to East Nelson Street and Hwy. 27.
In addition to the multi-use greenway, a 600-square-foot trailhead/comfort station will be constructed at the park. It will include restrooms, bike racks and a small parking lot.
The cloud hovering over Rockwood Revitalization Inc. will continue for at least a few more months.
District Attorney General Russell Johnson said the TBI agent handling the probe into the organization wasn't available for this week's meeting of the Roane County grand jury, so the matter will be pushed over to the October grand jury meeting.
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury found Rockwood Revitalization did not comply with the terms of a grant it received for a visitors center.
Valerie Price wanted to go back to school years ago but thought it was out of her reach.
The nursing student at Tennessee College of Applied Technology of Harriman had financial obstacles that initially made college seem impossible.
"That is what held me back so long, because I had two children, and I didn't realize all the resources out there for me when I was younger to come back to school," Price said.
Now more opportunities are available for adults to go back to college.
A revision to the Roane County Schools class ranking policy will undergo further review. The Board of Education voted on Tuesday to send it back to committee.
The revised policy was on the agenda for second reading Tuesday, but board members raised concerns.
"I think we ought to get the two or three things worked out," Board Member Rob Jago said.
A Knoxville trucking company could have to fork over some money if a lawsuit filed by Roane County proves successful.
In 2014, TVA hired Claiborne Hauling to transport dirt from a South of the River farm to the Kingston Fossil Plant for a landfill expansion project.
Roane County Road Superintendent Dennis Ferguson accused the trucking company of damaging Woody Lane during the process.
Batley Baptist
"To the Edge: Encounter the God of the Universe" is the vacation Bible school theme at Batley Baptist Church near Oliver Springs. A VBS kickoff cookout will be from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. June 20; classes will be from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. June 21-25 at the church at 670 Batley Road. Free dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. daily. Call 435-2400 for transportation, and visit www.BatleyChurch.org for details.
Tom McFarland's appeal of his election loss is scheduled to be argued before the Tennessee Court of Appeals in Knoxville today — Wednesday.
Mike Pemberton defeated McFarland in the race for 9th Judicial District circuit court judge on Aug. 7, 2014.
McFarland sued Pemberton, the Roane County Election Commission and Tennessee Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins in Roane County Chancery Court after his loss.
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Where do we stand with NBA's top 50 free agents? An update.
Jul 4, 2014, 10:30 AM EDT
A lot of dominoes will fall once LeBron and 'Melo make up their minds.
Roundup of activity from the busy first night of free agency
Jul 1, 2014, 8:00 AM EDT
The Lakers are active but only offering one or two year deals unless you are LeBron or 'Melo.
NBA's Top 50 free agents: From LeBron James to Caron Butler and everyone in between
Jun 30, 2014, 9:20 AM EDT
How much would you pay Eric Bledsoe to try and poach him from the Suns?
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Jun 25, 2014, 6:59 PM EDT
Doug McDermott the favorite in clubhouse to go No. 9
Report: Hornets forward Josh McRoberts opts out
Jun 18, 2014, 3:10 PM EDT
McRoberts adeptly complemeted Al Jefferson in Charlotte's run to the playoffs
Josh McRoberts fined $20,000 for forearm foul to LeBron's throat
Apr 24, 2014, 5:00 PM EDT
No suspension for McRoberts. Somehow.
Josh McRoberts fouls LeBron with shot to throat, somehow it's not even a flagrant
Apr 23, 2014, 10:28 PM EDT
This should have gotten McRoberts ejected.
Kemba Walker crosses up James Jones then drains three (VIDEO)
Apr 20, 2014, 8:30 PM EDT
Kemba Walker made James Jones look bad.
Charlotte is scrappy but Heat have too much in comfortable 99-88 win
Apr 20, 2014, 6:58 PM EDT
Bobcats were scrappy, but with Al Jefferson hurting Miami just had too much LeBron James and Dwyane Wade.
Paul Pierce's move to power forward adds twist to his career, Brooklyn Nets' season
Mar 8, 2014, 6:00 PM EDT
BOSTON – On Paul Pierce's first defensive possession as the Brooklyn Nets' full-time starting power forward, Serge Ibaka backed him down on the block. Pierce bodied Ibaka, keeping him out of the paint, and Ibaka threw the ball away. On the Oklahoma City Thunder's next possession, Ibaka posted up Pierce again. Pierce hardly yielded an…
Josh McRoberts with an incredible behind-the-back pass to set up Chris Douglas-Roberts for three (VIDEO)
Mar 8, 2014, 12:02 AM EDT
This pass was incredible in two distinct ways. First, the ability shown by Josh McRoberts to recognize that his teammate was wide open behind the three-point line from his position in the paint was fantastic. But the pass? It wasn't just daring to attempt, but the physical level of skill required to get it there…
Pablo Prigioni could start, Knicks may go "small" against Nets
Jan 20, 2014, 8:44 AM EDT
This is a move that will be met with applause — if not shouts of "finally" — by Knicks fans. With the return of Pablo Prigioni Monday, Knicks coach Mike Woodson may start him and go small with his lineup. That according to the New York Post (hat tip Eye On Basketball). Prigioni will make…
The Extra Pass: Busting myths surrounding Blake Griffin, and Thursday's recaps
Nov 22, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
In his first season playing in the league, Blake Griffin crushed any and all expectations. Now, just a few years later, he can't seem to get out from under the weight of them. Without diving in too deep as to why that is, it's probably fair to say that Griffin isn't treated as even-handedly as…
ProBasketballTalk 2013-14 Preview: The Orlando Magic
Oct 4, 2013, 8:44 AM EDT
Last season: It was a season of transition. The Magic started out near .500 (12-13) but when Glen Davis got injured things fell apart. The Magic won 8 games the rest of the year and by the trade deadline they had fully embraced the rebuild, meaning J.J. Redick was the first out the door in…
James Southerland gets a training camp invite from the Bobcats
Aug 24, 2013, 8:00 PM EDT
James Southerland is a 6'8″ forward who averaged 13.3 points per game in his senior year at Syracuse, while knocking down almost 40 percent of his shots from three-point distance. Southerland went undrafted, though he had an offer from the Spurs to take him late in the second round if he agreed to spend this…
Report: Josh McRoberts reaches deal to re-sign with Bobcats
Jul 5, 2013, 5:07 PM EDT
Midseason Josh McRoberts was traded from Orlando to Charlotte for Hakim Warrick as two of the worst teams in the league rearranged the deck chairs on the Titanic. But McRoberts liked what he got in Charlotte — a starting role and nearly double the minutes. It showed on the court as he averaged what would…
Late night And-1 links: A few free agency rumors, more
Jul 2, 2013, 2:39 AM EDT
Here is our regular look around the NBA — links to stories worth reading and notes to check out (stuff that did not get its own post here at PBT) — done in bullet point form. Because bloggers love bullet points more than NBA fans love free agency…. • Not long after free agency opened,…
Winners and Losers from the Trade Deadline
Feb 21, 2013, 6:30 PM EDT
A good chunk of trades went down before the trade deadline, but it's the deals that didn't get made that loom large. Josh Smith is still an Atlanta Hawk, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce are still Boston Celtics, Dwight Howard is still a Laker, Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap are still on the Jazz…you get…
Hakim Warrick to Orlando headlines small trades at deadline
Feb 21, 2013, 5:28 PM EDT
We didn't get any blockbuster trades at this year's NBA trading deadline. We saw Rudy Gay moved a few weeks before and J.J. Redick did get moved just before the deadline. But a lot of what happened at the deadline was smaller deals that slid under the radar. Here is a quick wrap-up of those…
PBT's trade deadline tracker — up to minute news, analysis
Feb 21, 2013, 3:00 PM EDT
Trade deadline day in the NBA can be ridiculously hard to keep up with as reality and rumor collide. We understand. That's why we're here to help. This is our trade deadline day deal tracker — the one place where all the NBA's trade deadline news and rumors will be. Plus you get our thoughts…
LeBron takes 'walking the dog' to an entirely new level (VIDEO)
Jan 1, 2013, 1:01 PM EDT
With under two minutes remaining in overtime of Miami's game against the Magic on Monday, the Heat were trailing, and wanted to preserve every precious second on the clock to ensure enough possessions were available for the team to come back and get this victory. They got it down the stretch, but time ended up…
Magic's Glen Davis could be out a while with shoulder injury
Dec 20, 2012, 9:01 AM EDT
The play itself doesn't look like much — Glen Davis is going hard to the rim and Emeka Okafor fouls him, getting him across the arms as Davis tries to go up with the ball. But Big Baby is almost instantly on the floor grabbing his shoulder in a lot of pain. Those kind of…
Orlando center Gustavo Ayon to miss at least two weeks
Oct 24, 2012, 4:45 PM EDT
The losses just keep piling up for the Magic, and the season hasn't even started yet. It was bad enough having to fire Stan Van Gundy, who is undoubtedly one of the game's best strategic minds, because of some overblown drama caused by a petulant star. It was even worse having to trade Dwight Howard…
NBA season preview: L.A. Lakers
Oct 15, 2012, 10:00 AM EDT
Last Season: Failure. For a team that measures success in terms of championships, especially when it has enough talent on paper to compete at that level, 2012 just wasn't good enough. The Lakers struggled with depth and exited the playoffs in the second round for the second straight year, this time to a younger, more…
Orlando is far from done trading, plenty of guys available
Sep 1, 2012, 7:31 PM EDT
Dwight Howard is gone, but that is just knocking down one wall in the major rebuilding project that is going on in Orlando. GM Rob Hennigan is rebuilding the entire house and there is a lot more work to do. That means he is not done trading. Pretty much everyone on the roster is available.…
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Playing her first final in 15 months, Saina Nehwal came out all guns blazing to beat PV Sindhu 21-14, 21-17 in the final in Lucknow on Sunday.
Saina prevailed over China's Xuan Deng 21-14, 17-21, 21-19 while Sindhu surpassed Lindaweni Fanetri from Indonesia 21-6, 12-21, 21-17 in the semis to set up a their first ever international clash at the Babu Banarasi Das Indoor Stadium in Lucknow.
The two, however, played at the inaugural Indian Badminton League (IBL) last year where London Olympics bronze-medallist Saina got the better of Sindhu on two occasions.
Replays: Sudirman Cup 2015
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ourSquare, the location based social network, suffered from extended outage yesterday. They explained the causes in a blog post, which caused much discussion around the web. Here's the gist of the analysis: FourSquare are using MongoDB, which is a sharded database. Data is split between nodes based on a shard key, usually the User ID or something similar. One of the shards became overly loaded. After failing to resolve the issue in other ways, FourSquare decided to add another shard to share the load. This caused the entire cluster to fail.
Welcome to Log Buffer. The weekly roundup of posts, and news of what's happening in the database world.
I wrote my very first Catalyst plugin, and it's going to be something useful for Galuga. As I don't have a lot of time, I'll be succint. As you've doubtlessly gathered by now, the name of the game is Catalyst::Plugin::Sitemap. It's on Github, but it's not CPANized yet. To use it, add the plugin to your Catalyst app main module
If you have tried to automate EBS cloning then you definitely know that you can't get through without hacking and customizing the Oracle-provided Rapid Clone utility. One of the areas we should "hack" the code to make it running in batch scripts is the services startup bit. The problem is that by default straight after Rapid Clone is completed Oracle starts all the services on the Apps node and until now there wasn't a way to change it.
The Oracle OpenWorld 2010 conference is over and life is getting back to normal. However, this is a traditional time for the OOW after-parties and local meetings to discuss the results of the biggest annual event in Oracle space. Our Sydney Oracle Meetup is not an exception.
This post has bee updated live from the Oracle OpenWorld as I'm learning what's new. Last update done on 28-Sep-2010. X2-2 and X2-8 configurations have evolved over time so if you are reading this post now — beware of its age. The referenced data-sheets seems to be up to date though.
Liveblogging announcements from Sunday's Oracle OpenWorld Keynote.
The Pythian Group, Inc., a leading provider of remote database infrastructure services, and a Platinum member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), today announced it has achieved four specializations under the OPN Specialized Program. By attaining "specialized status" Pythian has demonstrated and met rigorous business and technical competency criteria for core Oracle solutions including Oracle Database 11g, Database Performance Tuning, Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC), and Oracle Linux. Through specialization Pythian demonstrates solid experience, expertise and success with planning, deploying and managing Oracle products in complex and large-scale environments, providing added value to Oracle end-customers.
Stay tuned here for Pythian commentary on the Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud, as soon as it has been announced! So on our way from the Exadata Partner Briefing session to Moscone West, we went down to the tunnels by the keynote halls, and we saw some new branding that we had not yet seen.
I started this post with the intention to write about what I expect Oracle to announce at this OpenWorld and it seems like the most important announcements happen at tonight's keynote. I hasn't been at the Oracle ACE Directors briefing so unlike them, all I can say is pure speculation-based and my wishes of what should be covered.


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Press Release October 28, 2005 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Suzi Grundahl, 608/310-6710 Groom Installed as President of WTCA Madison, WI – On October 13, 2005, members of the Wood Truss Council of America (WTCA) welcomed their 22nd president, Donald Groom, into office. The gavel passed to Groom at the association's annual meeting held during the Building Component Manufacturers Conference (BCMC) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. WTCA is an international not-for-profit trade association representing the structural building components manufacturing industry. "This industry has been built by many small and family-owned businesses," said Groom. "I have a passion to do everything in my power to protect all of our futures." An industry veteran with more than 20 years of experience, Groom began his career in the structural building components industry right out of high school. He joined Stark Truss Company, Inc. in 1986 working in the shop and has held a number of positions with the company including production manager, plant manager, general manager of operations and his current position, vice president of operations. Groom first became involved with WTCA when he attended an Open Quarterly Meeting in 1998. That same year, he also assisted in the establishment of the WTCA Ohio Chapter Association (WTCAOCA). Outlining his priorities as president, Groom said, "As an organization, WTCA needs to be on the cutting edge of helping members explore and embrace any technologies that will take us into the next 25 years." Groom encourages WTCA members to become involved in their association through a variety of means such as attending Open Quarterly Meetings and BCMC. The structural building components industry employs over 100,000, with an annual payroll over $3 billion. With more than 2,400 manufacturing locations across the U.S., structural building components can be found in more than 60 percent of single-family and multi-family homes. For more information about WTCA and the component manufacturing industry, call 608-274-4849 or visit www.woodtruss.com. ### The Wood Truss Council of America (WTCA) is an international not-for-profit trade association of metal plate connected truss and related component manufacturers. WTCA has more than 730 component manufacturer members, 32 chapters, and 250 supplier and related services members seeking to protect and expand the markets for the products they manufacture. Wood Truss Council of America • 6300 Enterprise Lane • Madison, WI 53719 608/274-4849 • 608/274-3329 (fax) • www.woodtruss.com • email@example.com
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Few Southern Arizona residents know that we have a winter recreation area named in honor of a federal prisoner. In fact, this recreation area, including a campground beside a stream, is located on the former site of a federal prison camp in the Santa Catalina Mountains a few miles north … Continue reading
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Southern Arizona Guide Tours Schedule April – September 2015 (Dates & Times are Subject To Change.) Other tours, such as our Ruby Ghost Town Tour, will be added from time to time and announced 3-4 weeks in advance. ) For a description of our tours please see our Guided Tours … Continue reading
As the weather warms, Tucsonans will be searching for a way to get out of the heat! You can go camping on Mt. Lemmon or you can take a slightly more comfortable route and stay at the Palisades Ranger Residence Cabin, renting for $125 a night. The cabin sleeps 4 … Continue reading
The drive from Tucson (elevation 2500 feet) to the top of Mt. Lemmon (elevation 9,200 feet) is a fine day trip, particularly in the warmer months.The 25-mile road to the top is windy and picturesque. There are numerous pullouts. The one at Windy Point offers a panoramic view of the … Continue reading
June 2012 To escape the oppressive June heat a few weeks ago, we drove up to Mt. Lemmon for the day. Traveling with Ms. Karen & me were her brother & our sister-in-law, Cliff & Lynne, visiting from Florida for the first time. Another reason I wanted to go was that I had heard there […]Continue reading
I thought our grandchildren might enjoy a nighttime astronomy program so when Groupon offered half-price tickets to the Sky Center atop Mt Lemmon, I snapped up five and made reservations for late August when our 14.5 and 16 year-old grandsons, Morgan & Jon, where scheduled to visit here for a few weeks.Continue reading
Our dear friends Michael and Diane file this report on camping at Mt. Lemmon.
Our favorite campground on Mt Lemmon is Spencer Canyon. It's the campground at the highest elevation – around 8,000 feet. It's the coolest in the summer, so you can still enjoy a campfire if allowed. (Currently, fires of any kind are off limits.)
Mount Lemmon is in the Santa Catalina Mountains located in the Coronado National Forest north of Tucson, Arizona. It is 9,157 feet (2,791 m) above sea-level, and receives approximately 180 inches of snow annually. Mount Lemmon was named in honor of botanist Sarah Lemmon, who trekked to the top of the mountain with Native American guides by mule and foot in 1881, the same year as the Gunfight at the OK Corral.Continue reading
The Iron Door is at the top of Mt. Lemmon. Good burgers, sandwiches, chili. Fresh baked pies. Weather permitting, ask to be seated on the patio. Hummingbird feeders hang all over the eaves. Service can be sketchy if they are not prepared for a crowd or someone doesn't show up … Continue reading
The Coronado National Forest is big and diverse. It includes the Santa Catalina Mountains including Mt. Lemmon, Santa Ritas home to Mt. Wrightson and Madera Canyon, the Huachuca Mountains of which Ramsey and Carr Canyons are well known, the Pinaleno Mountains of which Mt. Graham is the highest peak, Chiracahua … Continue reading


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JEREMY HOBSON: Gold hit an all-time high today of $1412.75 an ounce. Investors are looking for a safe place for their money. And analysts say the price of gold could go even higher.
Marketplace's Alisa Roth is covering this story for us this morning, and she joins me live with more. Good morning.
ALISA ROTH: Good morning.
HOBSON: The last time gold rallied like this was back in June, when everybody was afraid Greece might go bankrupt. Why is everybody buying gold again?
ROTH: It's really the same kind of flight to safety. Investors are nervous, and as you said, they're looking for someplace safe to put their money. And they have been for awhile. The price of gold today is essentially one and a half times what it was back in September 2008 when the Lehman Brothers collapsed. I talked to Justin Urquhart-Stewart this morning. He's an investment manager in London.
JUSTIN URQUHART-STEWART: In the shorter term it's actually provided more comfort for people. In many ways, I almost see gold as a bit like being a financial teddy bear. You can cuddle it, you can hold it, you can put it on your pillow next to you.
People are worried about the global economy. They're worried about countries like Ireland and Greece, again, which they think may not be able to raise the money they need, maybe the effects of the Fed's move last week. They're worried that both the dollar and the Euro are losing value.
HOBSON: What's the correlation there?
ROTH: Well, for the most part, when the dollar falls, the price of gold goes up. People who otherwise might put their money into dollars want something more secure. So they turn to gold. It's also worth mentioning that people are putting their money in other precious metals too, so platinum and palladium prices are both up. And silver is going for $28 an ounce. Which is the highest its gone for in something like 30 years.
HOBSON: Marketplace's Alisa Roth, thanks.
ROTH: You're welcome.


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Next Level Matball Trophy Pranking
July 1, 2015 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
It has come to my attention that departmental competitiveness has reached a new high since the triumph of the residents over faculty at the First Annual Psychiatry Department Matball Challenge and Potluck not long ago. Recall there were trophies, First Place for residents and Second Place for faculty. It turns out that the rivalry was not […]
Crossroads for Maintenance of Certification?
June 30, 2015 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
So I see Dr. Nora, President and CEO of the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) notices the "disconnect" rank and file physicians have relative to our view of Maintenance of Certification (MOC), reported on in a recent issue of Psychiatric News: ABMS President Defends MOC Part 4, Calls for Physician Engagement in Quality: Psychiatric […]
Pedometer Daze or the 10,000 Hour Rule
June 26, 2015 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
This afternoon a colleague and I were talking about something or other and the topic turned to how many steps I take on a given day on the consult service. I minimized it. He also mentioned something about the significance of the number 10,000, I guess as it might relate to gaining proficiency at anything, […]
Congratulations, Dr. Paul Thisayakorn!
June 26, 2015 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
I just got word from Dr. Paul Thisayakorn, who previously graduated from our residency program, that he has now graduated from the year-long and very rigorous Psychosomatic Medicine Fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic on June 15, 2015. Paul plans to return to his native Thailand to continue his career by working in a private hospital […]
CPCP: Late Onset Bipolar Illness by Dr. Michele Morais
June 25, 2015 By Jim Amos Leave a Comment
After the residents got back from taking the psychiatry consult service mascot Alice (and Clive) for a walk yesterday, Dr. Michele Morais delivered an excellent review of the limited literature on late onset bipolar disorder. It's rare to see a manic episode in someone over fifty years old and it should always trigger a systematic […]
CPCP: Disparities in Psychiatric Diagnoses of African Americans by Dr. Shailen Mhapsekar
June 24, 2015 By Jim Amos 1 Comment
So this is an encore performance of Dr. Shailen Mhapsekar and this Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP) presentation is about disparities in the mental health evaluation and treatment of African Americans in the United States. This is a politically sensitive topic although it's especially relevant in view of the violence against black people that […]
Mat Ball Challenge 2015: Residents Undefeatable; Faculty Undeflatable!
June 20, 2015 By Jim Amos
Well, it's in the books. The 2015 first UIHC Psychiatry Department Mat Ball Challenge (Residents vs Faculty) is now history. Residents win–probably because I didn't play. It was a hangnail thing. Anyway, it's clear the residents are undefeatable and the faculty are undeflatable. It was a pretty decent turnout and, although rain threatened to make […]
CPCP: Ramelteon for Delirium Prevention Study by Dr. Shailen Mhapsekar
June 19, 2015 By Jim Amos
So the first year Family Medicine resident, Dr. Shailen Mhapsekar, MD, gave a very interesting Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP) on the Ramelteon for delirium prevention study [1]. The importance of the study is the high morbidity and mortality associated with delirium in the general hospital, especially in the cognitively impaired elderly, the population at highest […]
Matball Challenge Soon!
June 18, 2015 By Jim Amos
So the Mat Ball Challenge (Psychiatry Faculty vs Residents) and Potluck is day after tomorrow, if that's escaped your notice. Our Chief Resident, Dr. Jen Donovan, has come up with the official Matt Ball Rules below. As I've been pointing out for about the last month now, the announcement for the Mat Ball Challenge is here. […]
CPCP: Somatization; An Encore Performance by Dr. Aubrey Chan
June 17, 2015 By Jim Amos
So this is an encore performance Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP) presentation by Dr. Aubrey Chan, who authored the one on catatonia recently. It's also his internal medicine noon conference talk. He's an R2 in the UIHC Internal Medicine-Psychiatry combined residency program and these presentations are given in the William B. Bean Conference Room, […]
Thanks to Graduating Residents…and I'll Be Seeing You
June 16, 2015 By Jim Amos
In our department, just before the residents graduate, we vote for the best learners and the best teachers. We can never vote for more than one in a category, e.g., inpatient, outpatient, senior, junior, and so on. I wished I could have voted for more. The residents are graduating and I'll be seeing them. Thanks. […]
CPCP: Catatonia by Dr. Aubrey Chan
June 15, 2015 By Jim Amos
This is a special Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP) by Dr. Aubrey Chan, MD, who's in his second year (soon to be third year) of his residency in our combined Internal Medicine-Psychiatry program here. This is on catatonia and he has a great sense of humor and a command of the humanities which makes […]
Congratulations, Graduates!
June 12, 2015 By Jim Amos
Major announcement! Congratulations Graduating Residents! Hey, we have graduating seniors today and I want to congratulate them, thank them, and wish them well. They'll be moving from the position of putting out fires to holding the keys to the world now (at least I hope!). Lately, Alice has been hanging on and it's probably time […]
CPCP: Serotonin Syndrome Treatment and Benzodiazepines by Medical Student Christopher Iverson
June 12, 2015 By Jim Amos
Coming at you with another thought-provoking Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP) presentation; this one is treating serotonin syndrome with high-dose benzodiazepines. The 3rd year medical student, Christopher Iverson, did an excellent job on this. We asked ourselves the question of how this practice got started and what literature this is based on. Chris asked […]
Delirium: Time to Transcend the News Reports and Work on the Problem
June 10, 2015 By Jim Amos
Some people thought the news article on delirium, which has been republished a few times, could have gone further to characterize delirium as a life-threatening complication of medical illness. It's amazing that health care professionals and society in general still seem to struggle to understand this neuropsychiatric condition in terms of its pathophysiology, clinical presentations, […]
Authentically Edging Away from "Authentic"?
June 9, 2015 By Jim Amos
So my wife alerted me to a local news article yesterday about Iowans nearing retirement. Just about everywhere I look, I'm getting messages that I'm nearing retirement. They're in my email inbox, coming from my broker. They're in my mailbox, coming from the AARP (of course): I'm getting messages from Congress: I'm getting messages […]
Thoughts on Deception
June 7, 2015 By Jim Amos
Alice, an Apatosaurus ("deceptive reptile") our new psychiatry consult service mascot, told me about the new dinosaur identified recently. The popular name for the Regaliceratops peterhewsi is "Hellboy," because of the eye horns. News articles describe Hellboy's eye horns as small, which shows how little they know about him. He used a grinder on them so […]
The Connections Between Yucca Moths, Fledgling Robins, Teachers, and Learners
June 6, 2015 By Jim Amos
So my wife, Sena, has grown yucca plants in our gardens in many backyard and frontyard gardens where we've lived. She planted one in the front yard at our new house. This morning Sena asked me if I remembered her telling me (maybe about a thousand years ago) that a special moth is sort of […]
CPCP: Corticosteroid Induced Psychosis by Medical Student Hope Steinke
June 4, 2015 By Jim Amos
Here's another great Clinical Problems in Consultation Psychiatry (CPCP) presentation, this one by 3rd year medical student Hope Steinke, who is interested in pursuing a career in Family Medicine. As you can see the prevalence of steroid-induced mental disorders is quite high. Something else I noticed that is different from the previous reviews I've seen: […]
Delirium In The News
June 3, 2015 By Jim Amos
I saw the story below about delirium in Kaiser Health News today and I'm republishing it according to Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 KHN identified in the article. The original publisher is Kaiser Health News (KHN) is a nonprofit national health policy news service. The story is written by Sandra G. Boodman, Kaiser Health News on June 2, 2015. As […]
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Spectacular Video from the GRECC: Delirium, Quiet and Excited
July 27, 2012 By Jim Amos
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July 28, 2012 By Jim Amos
This is another one of those high-quality videos I posted about earlier, Spectacular Educational Videos by Department of Veterans Affairs « The Practical Psychosomaticist: James Amos, M.D. and which Dr. Nina Tumosa, PhD gave permission to post. This is Agitated Behaviors in Older Hospitalized Patients, an educational video from the Department of Veterans Affairs, Geriatric Research […]
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August 19, 2013 By Jim Amos
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UPDATE -Smiths RFC win Cheltenham and district rugby combination cup.
UPDATE -Smiths RFC win end of season cup.
UPDATE -Smiths RFC win Gloucester 3 league.
Smiths RFC is a rugby club playing in the Gloucester 2 Rugby Union division, situated in Cheltenham. Whilst we train and play our rugby matches very seriously, we have a strong emphasis on keeping the fun and social atmosphere that has been the blueprint of our 60 year Rugby club history here in Cheltenham. After every game we go into the clubhouse and enjoy each other's company, as well as running monthly themed socials in and around Cheltenham.
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On the outside, Smiths looks like an ordinary club. However, the reality is that it is so much more. Smiths is a community, a brotherhood, and every player recognizes what a special and enjoyable experience it is to be part of it. If you are interested in playing Rugby with a great fun club based in Cheltenham please come along to Newlands Park Cheltenham on a Tuesday or Thursday evening at 7pm for training or email firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange.
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Chokos With Sour Cream And Bacon
14 Jul 2010
|Bacon rashers
|2 , chopped
|500 Gram, peeled, cored and thinly sliced (3 Medium Pieces)
|Sour cream
|150 Milliliter
|Dried basil leaves
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Oregano leaves
|1⁄4 Teaspoon, dried
|Grated tasty cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|6 , chopped
1. Cook bacon in a large bowl for 2 2 1/2 minutes on high. Drain on absorbent paper.
2. Add chokos to bacon fat in bowl; cover and cook for 5-7 minutes on high or until tender.
3. Combine sour cream, basil, oregano, cheese and shallots with chokos.
4. Sprinkle with bacon.
5. Cook for 1-2 minutes on high.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Cuisine:South American
Course:Side Dish
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Former Canadian County CASA official accused of embezzling more than $70,000
Traci Owens, 45, was arrested on 72 complaints of embezzlement. Officials believe she embezzled more than $70,000 while serving as the executive director for an organization that advocates for abused and neglected children
Investigators claim Owens repeatedly wrote herself extra payroll checks and reimbursement checks for expenses she would not have had to pay in the first place, according to court documents. These claimed expenses include a hotel for a foster family, spring break trips, clothes for children, supplies and travel expenses.
"My investigation shows Owens systematically abused her position by issuing herself extra payroll, bonus checks and other unauthorized expenditures, and all but bankrupted CASA," Canadian County Sheriff Randall Edwards said.
Owens was booked into Canadian County jail Monday and was released on $50,000 bail. Owens did not return a message seeking comment and her attorney declined to comment.
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Upgrading the Painless Way with Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization
Aug 30, 2013 By Katherine Druckman
With Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, data centers may take advantage of updated hardware without the expense of porting older applications to a new OS. See more in the following video from Red Hat, and then read the free white paper to go in-depth.
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