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COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Approximately 250,000 people in the United States suffer from muscular dystrophy, which occurs when damaged muscle tissue is replaced with fibrous, bony or fatty tissue and loses function. Three years ago, University of Missouri scientists found a molecular compound that is vital to curing the disease, but they didn't know how to make the compound bind to the muscle cells. In a new study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science, MU School of Medicine scientists Yi Lai and Dongsheng Duan have discovered the missing pieces to this puzzle that could ultimately lead to a therapy and, potentially, a longer lifespan for patients suffering from the disease.
Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), predominantly affecting males, is the most common type of muscular dystrophy. Patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy have a gene mutation that disrupts the production of dystrophin, a protein essential for muscle cell survival and function. Absence of dystrophin starts a chain reaction that eventually leads to muscle cell degeneration and death. While dystrophin is vital for muscle development, the protein also needs several "helpers" to maintain the muscle tissue. One of these "helper" molecular compounds is nNOS, which produces nitric oxide that can keep muscle cells healthy after exercise.
"Dystrophin not only helps build muscle cells, it's also a key factor to attracting nNOS to the muscles cells and helping nNOS bind to the cell and help repair it following activity," said Lai, a research assistant professor in the Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology. "Prior to this discovery, we didn't know how dystrophin made nNOS bind to the cells. What we found was that dystrophin has a special 'claw' that is used to grab nNOS and bring it close to the muscle cell. Now that we have that key, we hope to begin the process of developing a therapy for patients."
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I'm trying to get past the Giant Nougat monster in the castle but can't seem to get past him. Every time he one shots me. I've tried to teleport constantly while using the monkey wizard staff, and even got behind him but he still managed to kill me. How do I get past him?
I used the boots and obsidian crown and enchanted monkey staff to fire loads of fireballs. Then when he came near me I teleported and jumped around!
The easiest way is to get the rocket boots from the desert fortress. Equip the obsidian crown and the monkey staff. Then just hold j to stay in the air until your fireballs kill him. No sweat
To beat him I used the octopus king crown with obsidian, the summoning tribal spear, and the boots of introspection. Just wait while you spawn minions. When there's enough minions between you and the monster, or when the monster wakes up, start shooting fireballs (having the red shark fin also helps).
Get your magic upgraded at well using pain au chocolat a couple of time and then go attack him with no weapon equipped. Put thorns shield everywhere and keep teleporting when you are near him, when you have put enough thorn shield wake him up with a fire ball and then teleport back he will go thru all the thorn shield and die.
U will need the black book of magic found in the hole to summon an obsidian wall and shoot from afar
My combo was boots on introspection (potion x) + obsidian wall + staff
Obsidian Walls + Obsidian Crown + Black Demons + NO WEAPON (only attacks the obsidian walls anyway).
Get at least 1556 health, which is what I did, then get pink enchanted gloves, octopus crown with jaspers, rocket boots and black demons spell
If you have a scythe, run up to it, and just before you attack it, drink a berserker potion.
You have a giant spoon of doom, use beserk potion, and black hole
I used Obsidian Octopus King Thingamadoohickey and pink enchanted gloves with boots of introspection. He doesn't awaken until his health is at about 1,600 so you can hit him with fireballs until he's at about 1,700 (Octopi could wake him) Make sure you have no ranged weapons either. Try to get the octopi to build a tower to stand on, then use acid rain over and over (he stops when you're so far above him). Octopi will help you out as you acidinate him. Good luck, and may the Lollipops be with you!
spam obsidian wall when he woke up, take introspection boots, take monkey staff enchanted and when its not a real problem, just reset the wall each time you can. your magic will to the job, plus he can't hurt you one poor time cause of the wall. easy.
edit: it works everytimes. just wait he woke up, set the wall when he is near you. spam the wall. the magic attack the nougat. even with the wall :D
re edit: it seems its just the fireball who goes on the monster.. take octopus crown enchanced (jaspers) who launch fireballs.
Ps: you can spam the fight for free candies! \o/
I put on the staff, octopus crown with jaspers, knight's armour, pink enchanted gloves and the boots of introspection. I just kept teleporting around and occasionally used a fireball or black demon.
If you have over 1000 health, the scythe and the enchanted knight armor you can just walk up to him and kill him.


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Process mushrooms, 1/2 at a time, with on-off bursts until coarsely chopped.
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Change to shredding disc; shred cheese, then stir into meat mixture.
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Place meat, stuffing side up, in a roasting pan.
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Cover pan and bake in a 325° oven for 2 hours; remove cover and bake for about 30 minutes longer to brown surface.
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Prep your salad dressing ahead of time in the bowl you're planning on serving the salad in. Cross your salad servers over the dressing in the bowl, then wash and dry your greens and place them on top. When you're ready to serve the salad, pull out the servers and toss. You'll have eliminated last minute fiddling and will have a perfectly crisp salad to show for it.
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St. Cloud State University
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|Earl H. Potter III
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|St. Cloud, Minnesota, United States
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|NSIC (NCAA Division II)
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St. Cloud State University (SCSU) is a public university founded in 1869 above the Beaver Islands[2] on the Mississippi River in St. Cloud, Minnesota, United States. The university is one of the largest schools in the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) system, which is the largest provider of higher education in Minnesota.[3] A regional comprehensive university, St. Cloud State has more than 15,400 students [4] and nearly 110,000 alumni.[5]
- 1 History
- 2 Academics
- 3 Athletics
- 4 Notable events
- 4.1 Simon Award
- 4.2 HEED Award
- 4.3 Harlander lands NASA contract
- 4.4 Hockey arena renovation
- 4.5 LeBlanc is best college hockey player
- 4.6 Winter Institute
- 4.7 St. Cloud Area Quarterly Business Report
- 4.8 ISELF building opened
- 4.9 Twin Cities Graduate Center opened
- 4.10 Riverview Hall renovated
- 4.11 Lawrence Hall renovated
- 5 Notable alumni and former students
- 6 Notable faculty and staff
- 7 See also
- 8 References
- 9 External links
St. Cloud State opened its doors to students in 1869, under the name Third State Normal School. The school was one building, the Stearns House, a renovated hotel purchased by the state Legislature for $3,000. Classrooms were on the first floor, the model school was on second floor and a women's dormitory was housed on the third floor. The five-member faculty was headed by Principal Ira Moore. Of the 53 original students, 43 were women. In 1898, the school began offering a junior college curriculum.
In 1914, the school dropped its secondary education program. The Legislature authorized a name change in 1921 to St. Cloud State Teachers College. In 1957, the word "Teachers" was deleted. The first bachelor's degrees were awarded in 1925. Master's degree programs were first offered in 1953.
In 1975, St. Cloud State became a university, comprising five colleges and a graduate school. The G.R. Herberger Business School is recognized as one of the top business colleges in the country[according to whom?] and is one of only four in the state that is nationally accredited. Within the past decade, the College of Science and Engineering established and gained full accreditation for its Computer Engineering program.
In 1987, men's hockey became an NCAA Division I program. Two years later the team moved into a new two-rink arena called the National Hockey Center. The building, now called the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center, is undergoing a $30 million expansion and renovation.[6]
Applied doctoral degrees were first offered in 2007.[7] Students can pursue an Ed.D. in Higher Education Administration or Educational Administration and Leadership.[8]
In 2010, the university teamed with the private sector to build a welcome center and student-housing complex at Coborn Plaza, adjacent to campus. The university leases the Welcome Center and Coborn Plaza Apartments.
The Integrated Science and Engineering Laboratory Facility (ISELF), which broke ground in October 2011, went into service fall 2013. ISELF is the final project of St. Cloud State's three-part Science Initiative. The $14.5 million addition to the Wick Science Building was completed in January 2009. The $15 million renovation of Brown Hall was finished in December 2009.
Previous school names[edit]
- St. Cloud Normal School 1869–1921
- St. Cloud State Teachers College 1921–1957
- St. Cloud State College 1957–1975
- St. Cloud State University 1975–present
- 1869–1875 Ira Moore
- 1875–1881 David L. Kiehle
- 1881–1884 Jerome Allen
- 1884–1890 Thomas J. Gray
- 1890–1895 Joseph Carhart
- 1895–1902 George R. Kleeberger
- 1902–1915 Waite A. Shoemaker
- 1915–1916 Isabel Lawrence, interim
- 1916–1927 Joseph C. Brown
- 1927–1943 George A. Selke
- 1943–1947 Dudley S. Brainard
- 1947–1952 John W. Headley
- 1952–1965 George F. Budd
- 1965–1971 Robert H. Wick
- 1971–1981 Charles J. Graham
- 1981–1982 Lowell R. Gillette, interim
- 1982–1992 Brendan J. MacDonald
- 1992–1995 Robert O. Bess, interim
- 1995–1999 Bruce F. Grube
- 1999–2000 Suzanne R. Williams, interim
- 2000–2007 Roy H. Saigo
- 2007–present Earl H. Potter III
|University rankings
|U.S. News & World Report[10]
|Master's University class
|Washington Monthly[11]
Students can choose from more than 200 majors, minors and pre-professional programs in six colleges and schools.[12]
Among the undergraduate programs of note include accounting, land surveying and mapping sciences, nursing and meteorology.
St. Cloud State is the only Minnesota university that offers an Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) accredited manufacturing engineering program. It also offers ABET-accredited electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and computer science programs.[13] Master of engineering management is the only Minnesota program certified by the American Society of Engineering Management.[14]
The School of Graduate Studies offers more than 60 graduate programs and certificates, including specialist, Master of Arts, Master of Business Administration, Master of Engineering Management, Master of Music and Master of Science. Ed.D. doctoral degrees are offered in Higher Education Administration and Educational Administration and Leadership.[15]
Master's programs of note include Master of Business Administration, Regulatory Affairs & Services, Medical Technology Quality and Applied Clinical Research.[16] They are among the programs offered at the Twin Cities Graduate Center in Maple Grove.[17]
St. Cloud State has 32 education-abroad programs, including a year-around program at Alnwick Castle in northern England.[18]
Colleges and schools[edit]
St. Cloud State offers more than 200 undergraduate and more than 60 graduate programs of study through two colleges and six schools.
- College of Science and Engineering[19]
- College of Liberal Arts[20]
- College of Education,[21] NCATE accredited.
- School of Health and Human Services[22]
- G.R. Herberger Business School,[23] AACSB accredited.
- School of Computing, Engineering and Environment[24]
- School of the Public Affairs[25]
- School of Arts[26]
On-campus housing[edit]
On-campus students choose from among eight residence halls and apartments. Coborn Plaza Apartments, which can house 455 students, opened in 2010.[27]
Residence halls and apartments:
- Benton Hall
- Case-Hill Hall
- Lawrence Hall
- Mitchell Hall
- Sherburne Hall
- Shoemaker Hall
- Stateview Apartments
- Coborn Plaza Apartments
A plan to revitalize student housing is under way. Shoemaker Hall was renovated in 2011 and 2014. A $12 million renovation of Case and Hill halls was completed in 2012.[28]
Student organizations[edit]
At the start of each academic year students are invited to "Mainstreet," a showcase for student organizations, campus services and community connections.[29] Students are encouraged to participate in its more than 250 student organizations, including the Investment Club, which runs a student-managed investment portfolio.[30]
Students can join one of nine Greek houses.[31]
Student media[edit]
The newspaper, television station and radio station are among the most celebrated campus organizations. Their accomplished alumni include:
- Dick Bremer '78, television voice of the Minnesota Twins for more than three decades
- Jeff Passolt '81, Emmy-winning television sports and news anchor[32]
- Tom Callinan '73, award-winning Gannett journalist and editor
- Tina Gust '97, vice president of business development, Minor League Baseball[33]
- Clay Matvick '96, ABC and ESPN television play-by-play announcer
KVSC 88.1 FM is an educational public radio station licensed to St. Cloud State. The station started on May 10, 1967 and expanded broadcasting times in September 1994.[34] Among other things, KVSC is renowned for its 50-hour trivia contest,[35] which dates back to 1980, and community events, such as Granite City Radio Theatre.[36]
The student newspaper, University Chronicle, has been published since 1921.[37]
UTVS Television is a student-run television station that airs live newscasts, live sportscasts and other programming. The station is broadcast on Charter Communications' cable channel 188 in the greater St. Cloud area. Men's hockey and other Huskies events are typically broadcast on Charter channel 823 (high definition) and Charter channel 426 (standard definition). Some men's hockey games, produced by UTVS' Husky Productions division, air on other cable franchises.[38][39]
Among the awards earned in 2013 were UTVS' five awards at the Broadcast Education Association's Festival of Media Arts, including a Best of Festival award for a Husky Productions broadcast of a men's hockey game.[40] University Chronicle earned 19 awards at the Minnesota Newspaper Association College Better Newspaper contest.[41]
Student governance[edit]
Student Government plays an advisory role in campus governance and a management role in distributing student-fee dollars to student organizations and campus units. Notably, it allocates funding for athletics, technology and Student Legal Services for students. The Student Government president meets regularly with President Earl H. Potter III.
Ballots allow students to vote on leadership positions, senator positions and advisory resolutions. Through May 2015, the president is Maple Lake, Minn., senior Lindsey Gunnerson and the vice president is Alex Bryson, a senior from Appleton, Wis.
Students pay a .43 cent per credit fee to fund the Minnesota State University Student Association, a student-led, non-profit advocacy organization for Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System students.
The team name is the Huskies, represented by Blizzard, the mascot.[42] The university has 19 Division II teams and is a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Men's and women's ice hockey teams compete in Division I. Men's Husky Hockey is in the NCHC. Women's Husky Hockey is in the WCHA.
The flagship intercollegiate sport is hockey. Men's Huskies Hockey has earned nine NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championship appearances, notably advancing to the 2013 Frozen Four in Pittsburgh, Penn.[43] The 2012-13 team's co-captain and fifth-year forward, Drew LeBlanc, was named WCHA Player of the Year and earned numerous national honors, including the Hobey Baker Award, the most prestigious award in men's college hockey.[44] The 2013 team also earned a share of the WCHA league title and its symbol, the century-old MacNaughton Cup.[45] The 2014 team earned the Penrose Cup, league title trophy for the inaugural season of the NCHC.[46] The men's team is coached by Bob Motzko '89.
St. Cloud State men's hockey has a storied history, with powerhouse teams of national repute emerging in the 1930s. Among these teams was the 1933-34 squad that featured goaltender Frank Brimsek, a two-time winner of the NHL's Stanley Cup and a 1966 inductee into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Canada.[47]
In the 1986–87 season, Herb Brooks, the 1980 USA men's Olympic hockey coach, became the coach of the Huskies and helped men's hockey attain Division I status. That season he led the Huskies to a 25-10-1 record and a third-place trophy at the NCAA Division III Men's Ice Hockey Championship.[48] He also guided efforts to build the two-rink arena, Herb Brooks National Hockey Center, that now bears his name.[49]
In 1998, the university added a women's hockey team at the Division I level. In 2001, the men's team won the WCHA post-season tournament, symbolized by the Broadmoor Trophy.[50]
Men's Huskies Basketball advanced to the 2010 NCAA Men's Division II Basketball Tournament in Springfield, Mass., losing 76-70 to Indiana University of Pennsylvania in a national semifinal game. The Huskies finished 29-6 that season behind the rebounding of center Matt Schneck '10 and the shooting of guard Taylor Witt '11.[51]
Huskies Wrestling is one of the nation's leading Division II programs, winning the NCAA Wrestling Championship in 2015 and placing second in 2013, 2012 and 2011.[52]
In 2014, the University updated its secondary logo, which features a Husky dog face. The logo, which is key to the Huskies Athletics identity, is being phased-in on team uniforms. In fall 2014, for example, women's hockey displayed the secondary logo on both shoulders of its home jersey.[53]
Notable events[edit]
Simon Award[edit]
St. Cloud State was recognized with the 2013 Simon Award for its excellence in integrating international education across all aspects of the university. The Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization is named for the late Senator Paul Simon (D-Ill.), who supported international education and foreign language learning. In its 11th year, the award is presented annually by NAFSA: Association of International Educators. [54]
HEED Award[edit]
St. Cloud State was among 83 colleges and universities honored for creating diverse and inclusive environments on their campuses, according to INSIGHT Into Diversity's 2014 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Awards. The HEED Award, given by the oldest and largest higher education diversity-focused publication, recognizes broad-ranging efforts to support diversity at U.S. colleges and universities. These efforts include gender, race, ethnicity, veterans, people with disabilities and members of the LGBT community.[55]
Harlander lands NASA contract[edit]
Physics professor John Harlander was named in 2013 to NASA's Ionospheric Connection team, which will develop instruments for an Explorer satellite mission to be launched in 2017 from Goddard Space Flight Center, northeast of Washington D.C. Harlander will design, fabricate and pre-flight test an instrument that will measure winds and temperatures in the thermosphere, an upper layer of Earth's atmosphere.[56]
Hockey arena renovation[edit]
In 2013, the University re-opened the renovated and renamed Herb Brooks National Hockey Center, a two-sheet arena at the south end of campus. The first phase of a multi-year $30 million renovation included a four-story glass atrium, luxury suites, apparel store, and murals and signs celebrating the history of Huskies Hockey.[57]
LeBlanc is best college hockey player[edit]
Men's Husky Hockey forward Drew LeBlanc was honored as the top player in men's NCAA ice hockey, earning the 2013 Hobey Baker Award. The fifth-year senior from Hermantown, Minnesota also earned the top two awards from the WCHA—player of the year and student-athlete of the year.[58] Other national honors followed, capped by LeBlanc helping Team USA win a bronze medal at the 2013 IIHF World Championship.[59]
Winter Institute[edit]
For more than 50 years leading economists have provided insights into national and global issues at the Winter Institute. Past presenters include the late Nobel Prize laureate Milton Friedman; Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve System; Claremont College neuroeconomist Paul J. Zak; Richard Morgenstern,a senior fellow at Resources for the Future; James B. Bullard, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; and Nicholas Lardy, a fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.[60][61]
St. Cloud Area Quarterly Business Report[edit]
Since 1999, economics professors King Banaian and Rich MacDonald have produced the St. Cloud Area Quarterly Business Report. They research, collect and analyze data, information and opinions from local business leaders and regional financial experts, and then publish it online and in the St. Cloud Times.[62]
ISELF building opened[edit]
ISELF serves mostly upper-level and graduate-level science, technology, engineering, mathematics, medical technology and radiology classes. University officials say ISELF's function, collaboration, flexibility, scale and sustainability will transform how faculty work and students learn. [63]
Twin Cities Graduate Center opened[edit]
In 2009, St. Cloud State added a presence in the Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area with a graduate center in Maple Grove, MN. The Twin Cities Graduate Center uses the cohort instructional model of learning, in which small groups of students proceed through the program together. Classes from programs such as business administration, higher education administration, counseling and regulatory affairs and services are offered.[64]
Riverview Hall renovated[edit]
On the National Register of Historic Places, Riverview Hall was re-opened in 2010 following a $6.2 million renovation. The project retained the historic features of the original building while adding high-tech innovations. Two historic classrooms, furnished in 1913 style, stand next to smart classrooms and modern communication labs. Riverview was opened in 1913 as a laboratory school. From 1958-2008 Riverview was home to the Department of English. It now houses the Department of Communication Studies.[65]
Lawrence Hall renovated[edit]
Built in 1905, Lawrence Hall housed students and academic offices for generations before being closed in 1999. It was restored in 2002-03 with funding from the 2000 Legislature.[66] Today, the four-level building houses international students, the Center for International Studies and the Department of Languages and Cultures.
Notable alumni and former students[edit]
- Richard Dean Anderson - actor (MacGyver)
- Tyler Arnason – professional hockey player[67]
- Dan Bakkedahl - actor (The Heat, Legit)
- Todd Bouman – National Football League quarterback, Jacksonville Jaguars[68]
- James B. Bullard – President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis[69]
- Logan Clark - wrestler; current mixed martial artist, formerly for the World Extreme Cagefighting and the Ultimate Fighting Championship[70]
- Matt Cullen, professional hockey player with the Nashville Predators, Olympian and Stanley Cup winner with the Carolina Hurricanes
- Jim Eisenreich – MLB outfielder/first baseman with Tourette syndrome[71]
- David Frederickson - Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture[72]
- Ben Nelson - wide receiver for the San Jose SaberCats of the Arena Football League[73]
- Van Nelson – 1968 Olympic track and field athlete, 5k and 10k winner at the 1967 Pan American Games
- Jeff Finger – professional hockey player, AHL Toronto Marlies
- Andrew Gordon – professional hockey player with the Philadelphia Flyers/Lehigh Valley Phantoms[74]
- Mark Hartigan – professional hockey player, HC CSKA Moscow, Detroit Red Wings[75]
- John Hawkes – Oscar-nominated film and television actor [76]
- Bret Hedican – professional hockey player, Olympian and Stanley Cup winner.[77]
- Lawrence Heinemi – professional wrestler who competed as Lars Anderson
- Bonnie Henrickson – University of Kansas women's basketball head coach[78]
- Matt Hendricks – professional hockey player, Edmonton Oilers, Washington Capitals
- Jodi Huisentruit – television news anchor who went missing in Iowa June 27, 1995
- Jessica Kresa – TNA professional wrestler known as ODB
- Leo Kottke – finger-style acoustic guitar virtuoso with a four-decade recording career
- Ryan Malone – professional hockey player, Pittsburgh Penguins, Tampa Bay Lightning, Hartford Wolf Pack[79]
- Bob Motzko – men's hockey head coach at St. Cloud State[80]
- Joe Motzko – professional hockey player, EC Red Bull Salzburg
- Harold J. Nevin, Jr. - U.S. National Guard general
- Andreas Nödl – professional hockey player, Lausanne HC, Philadelphia Flyers[81]
- Mark Parrish – professional hockey player, Minnesota Wild, Buffalo Sabres[82]
- Steve Martinson – professional hockey player, head coach and general manager of the Allen Americans
- John Stumpf – Chairman, CEO and president of Wells Fargo & Company[83]
- H. Timothy ("Tim") Vakoc – first U.S. military chaplain to die from wounds received in the Iraq War.[84]
Notable faculty and staff[edit]
- Mildred L. Batchelder, namesake of the ALA award given to the publisher of a translated children's book.[85]
- Herb Brooks, former St. Cloud State and U.S. Olympic men's hockey coach.
- Bruce Hyde, original cast member of the TV series Star Trek.
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- ^ College of Science and Engineering
- ^ College of Liberal Arts
- ^ College of Education
- ^ School of Health and Human Services
- ^ G.R. Herberger Business School
- ^ School of Computing, Engineering and Environment
- ^ School of the Public Affairs
- ^ School of the Arts
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- ^ "Huskies Win NCHC Championship with 4-1 Victory at CC". HSt. Cloud State University. Retrieved 2014-12-29.
- ^ "The Legends: Frank Brimsek". Hockey Hall of Fame and Museum. Retrieved 2013-06-14.
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- ^ "2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship". IIHF. Retrieved 2013-06-21.
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- ^ "Past Winter Institutes". St. Cloud State University. Retrieved 2013-06-28.
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- ^ "Twin Cities Graduate Center". St. Cloud State University. Retrieved 2009-08-06.
- ^ "Riverview celebration". St. Cloud State University. Retrieved 2014-12-29.
- ^ "Lawrence Hall". St. Cloud State University. Retrieved 2009-08-06.
- ^ "Tyler Arnason". ESPN. Retrieved 2009-08-11.
- ^ "Todd Bouman". ESPN. Retrieved 2009-08-11.
- ^ "James Bullard, bio". Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Retrieved 2009-08-11.
- ^ "Logan Clark MMA Bio". Retrieved 2014.
- ^ "About Jim". Jim Eisenreich Foundation. Retrieved 2009-08-11.
- ^ Dave Frederickson-Commissioner, Minnesota Department of Agriculture
- ^ "Ben Nelson". AFL. Retrieved 2014-09-28.
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- Official website
- St. Cloud State athletics website
- University Chronicle – student newspaper
- 88.1 FM KVSC, a student-run educational public radio station
- UTVS-TV, a student-run educational public television station
- 1991 Aerial view of campus, St. Cloud State University, Minnesota Reflections
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Preheat oven to 375°F. Melt butter in heavy medium skillet over medium-low heat. Add corn and sauté 5 minutes. Add green onions and celery leaves and toss to heat through. Remove from heat.
Mix cheese, eggs, yolks and flour in medium bowl. Gradually add half and half, stirring until mixture is smooth; add corn mixture.
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Puree vegetables in blender container.
In mixing bowl dissolve gelatin in boiling water.
Stir in cold water and pureed vegetables.
Chill mixture until slightly thickened.
Stir in fruit.
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Medical Marijuana supporters rallied by the Madison NORML Chapter will give the State of Wisconsin Medical Society a second dose of medical marijuana protests. Here is the link to the facebook event and information available:
Look for us out front between Wilson St. and the Monona Terrace Center itself, also on the bike path on the Lake Monona side of the building.
The Wisconsin State Medical Society (SMS) has been a thorn in the side of Wisconsin's medical cannabis movement for decades. While doctors in clinics often discuss cannabis with patients or even recommend patients use it, the SMS has been hostile to medical cannabis, providing testimony against at every hearing held by the WI State Legislature going back many years.
The face of the Society's compassion-free position has been Dr. Michael Miller. Dr. Miller made numerous misleading, incorrect and untrue statements during his Dec. 15, 2009 testimony for the combined Health Committee hearing on current legislation before the State Legislature AB554/SB368, the Jacki Rickert Medical Marijuana Act (JRMMA).
For four days in April 2010, medical cannabis patients and their supporters protested outside the SMS Fundraiser and Annual Meeting at Monona Terrace Convention Center in Downtown Madison.
This year, activists again plan to protest at the 2011 State Medical Society Conference, being held at Monona Terrace the weekend of April 7-10.
Please join us this Saturday afternoon as medical cannabis patients and supporters return for another peaceful informational picket at Monona Terrace. Activists plan to be there Saturday, April 9, 2011 from 12 noon to 3:00pm.
New research and clinical trials continue to demonstrate that medical cannabis is a safe and effective medicine whether smoked, vaporized, ingested in capsules, foods, tinctures, topical salves or other methods. It is unconscionable for a Medical Society to continue to oppose a proven safe and effective medicine used by mankind for millennia. Their position means the state's largest physician's group continues to support the current law that criminalizes Wisconsin medical cannabis and the patients who need it today - Seniors, Veterans, the Sick, Disabled and the Dying!
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I would like to point out that the Changelings, or at least the other Changelings showed a great ability to impersonate solids.
If they can do that and sometimes/most-times they are so good at it that even friends don't see a difference, I would expect that she would have a better grasp on reality.
Or could the reason be the sickness
Also possible is -although not much, that there are different sorts of Changelings: infiltrators, scouts, rulers, "royals"...
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My five year old chews her hair constantly. She also heartily resists having her hair washed or cut. I feel really frustrated. I don't want to force her to cut her hair, but I don't know what to do. Her hair is really gross.
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I would tie it back every day with the threat of having it cut if she takes it out or you see her chewing it. Bit drastic but it may be what she needs to hear. Then it will be up to her as to what happens. I remember going to school with a girl who always chewed the end of her long plait. Her hair was so brittle and dry on the ends - her mother had to cut it off because of the state of it so she made sure it was cut to a length that wouldnt reach to her mouth.
My 5y old DD2 chews on her hair. I keep it roughly shoulder length for this exact reason and her hair is either in a ponytail (which she hates) or I just put the front pieces back, I do that more often. It works!
DD2 isn't a fan of getting her hair washed which is a every other night thing in our house, sometimes every 2-3 nights with a really busy week. I give her the option of bath or shower and alone or with a sibling. I think it helps her to have some things that she can control even if she can't control the actual hair washing part.
I think getting a hair cut can be her choice - cooperate in taking care of your body (hair) or choose a hair cut that minimizes hair care. I put my dd in charge of her hair at 3 and she has a very short cut - her choice. When it starts to get long I give reminders and so far she has kept it cut short each time. Have you tried giving alternative choices for the chewing? Do you know what the chewing is about - habit, anxiety, ?
cutting the hair i think is not going to solve anything.
it seems like she is chewing as a safety mechanism.
i am not sure how to do it, but you need to figure out why seh is chewing. how long has she been chewing? did anything happen when she started chewing.
anxiety is usually a good reason to start.
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Spinach Chicken Bake
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|Seasoned dry bread crumbs
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
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|Boneless skinless chicken breast halves
|Sliced green onions
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
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|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Frozen chopped spinach
|10 Ounce, thawed and well drained (1 Package)
|Boiled ham slices
|4 Ounce, chopped (1 Package)
In a shallow dish combine bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese.
Lightly coat chicken pieces with some of the crumb mixture.
Arrange in a 3-quart rectangular baking dish.
Reserve the remaining crumb mixture.
In a large saucepan cook green onions in hot margarine until tender.
Stir in flour.
Add milk all at once.
Cook and stir until thickened and bubbly.
Cook and stir for 1 minute more.
Stir in spinach and ham.
Spoon spinach mixture over chicken; sprinkle with remaining crumb mixture.
Bake in a 350° oven for 40 to 45 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink (170°F).
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WFAN broke the news first, not a whole host of media outlets are now reporting that the New York Mets and David Wright have agreed to a seven year contract extension worth $122 million. When combined with the $16 million he is set to make this season, this becomes the most lucrative deal in team history, slightly trumping the $137.5 Johan Santana signed for a few years back. The specifics of the deal remain to be seen, but Wright will average $17.4 million over the length of the extension, a raise of only $1.4 million over his salary this year. This ends a wild four days that saw the Mets offer and then increase their offer, only to see Wrights camp deny the accuracy of the reported negotiations. The Mets can now turn they sights to the contract negotiation and/or trade of Cy Young winner, RA Dickey, along with improving the team via whatever means necessary at next week's winter meetings. Reaction: I think this was the right move, personally. Wright is to lone remaining figure wor...
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As mail runs go, Operation Bird Cage was probably one of the longest — and most welcome — of all time.
It was 3:15 a.m. on Aug. 28, 1945, when Bill Watson's Liberator bomber took off from the Cocos Islands, a speckling of coral dots in the South Pacific, for its long haul to Singapore.
World War II had ended on Aug. 15. But Allied servicemen were still held by the Japanese in prisoner-of-war camps around Singapore. It was feared Japanese commanders in the field hadn't yet learned of their Emperor's surrender.
So to keep POWs safe — and to lift their spirits — the Liberator carried a cargo of leaflets intended to spread the news.
They told POWs the war was over and promised delivery of supplies and rescue as soon as possible. They instructed Japanese guards to surrender to Allied officers and ensure POWs were well-treated. And they warned POWs, some on the verge of starvation, not to eat large quantities right away, to take no risks "at this last stage" of their ordeal.
Watson, now 86 and living in Etobicoke, was a 20-year-old wireless operator/air gunner from Melbourne, Que., when Operation Bird Cage lifted off.
"We were the first Allied aircraft over Singapore after the war," Watson says.
And to those men on the ground, the sight of that plane — and the words on those leaflets — must have seemed like a lifeline, a letter from home, as unlikely as a winning lottery ticket.
When the aircraft reached Singapore, it descended to about 500 feet over the camps to drop leaflets.
"The main thing I remember is seeing the prisoners waving at us," Watson says. "The Japanese practically starved those guys."
At one camp, the men — mostly Britons and Australians — spelled out POW on the ground with "something white, sheets or whatever."
The crew was all Canadian except for the British flight engineer. He feared that if the Japanese in Singapore were still fighting it might be "a suicide mission.
"But we ended up dropping all our leaflets without any problem and headed back."
The only near mishap, Watson recalls, was when a crewman in a rear turret reached to wave back at the POWs and almost fell out.
"The whole trip, from the time we left till we got back, took 13¾ hours."
Over the years, Bill Watson has given away most of the leaflets he scooped up that day. Now, "I think I've only got one or two left."
That day in 1945, the message they carried to the men on the ground must have seemed, almost literally, to have come from the heavens.
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On May 21, Joint Commission International (JCI) CEO Paula Wilson spoke at "The Future Is Now: The Era of Mobile Health" in New York. Wilson spoke about sentinel events and three things hospitals must do in order to reach "zero harm," which is the highest level of patient safety in an organization.
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The app supplies live updates and stats straight from Barclays Premier League games. Its preferences can be personalised for supporters of eight Premier League teams, including Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool.
Users can listen to Absolute's show via the app, though only UK-based listeners can get Absolute's live football commentary. Users are also able to contact ex-footballer Ian Wright, who hosts the post-match analysis 5pm show.
The app is available for iPhone, iPad Touch and Android.
Clive Dickens, chief operating officer at Absolute Radio, said: "Mobile and tablets are our fastest growing distribution platforms. We have received more than 500% more visits to www.absoluteradio.co.uk from a mobile phone or tablet than in 2009."
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Recently tweeted by everyone's favorite Boomer playing for the Spurs(my apologies, Aron Baynes, you are a close second), the above image shows the ever-eccentric Patty Mills testing out the Spurs' newest therapeutic medical device.Things to note:- This machine probably has time-traveling capabilities.- The Spurs have eight international players on their roster. This is an NBA record.- The Spurs have been dominant this season.- Based off of this beautifully captured moment and the infamous towel-waving demonstration video from a few weeks back, one thing remains crystal-clear: Patty Mills is hilarious.
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I still love my room but with a family of six I am going minimal! I decided, I am not a duster or a complainer so buy, buy layers and hello neutrals. To be continued.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
These loves were my New Years sweeties. Too snowy to come down the mountain, we stayed and played in all that white snow. Missed Jeffy but better safe than sorry.
Cream soda and snow razors and Jacuzzi make for a great afternoon.
These two melt my heart!
Building a ramp or driving around for sledding options are always and adventure.
Till next time BB!
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Good bye tile and microwave
Hellooo tile. So much inspo on Pinterest. I still love the marble subway, but the smart choice would be good ol' white subway with a white or grey grout.
Loving the beveled or the herringbone pattern, exposed shelves and stainless hood.
These houses aren't going to let you off the hook. Always a problem but my man can fix anything! Just a minor set back or a small headache.
Oh hey pretty lady, whatcha got cookin up in there? Yes, a new range! Hip Hip Hooray.
Granite and marble shopping was super fun and I loved every minute of it.
Starting to look a little better in here with patched up walls and an amazing refrigerator. Loving the sink and facet too. About this time I was dreaming of cleaning countertops.
Brought in some cabinets from the garage
Doesn't look like much but prepping for tile with hardy backer and Heffe installed the granite. He and a neighbor fabricated the whole thing! I tell ya, he can do it all.
Can't wait to show the finishing touches.
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Old Town Orange has the best Antiques around the circle but I seem to think they run a little high as this card catalog was $900.
Super excited to find that my neighbor put this old guy out on the sidewalk. And yay for the main man to help haul it away.
The drawers are super long and just wide enough to house everything for a family of six. Now having one of these is a must and possibly worth 9 hundy. Love how Annie Sloans Chalk paint covered it with no prep and the glaze gave it an antique look.
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This room makes me super happy. So clean and bright. Thank you Heffe for your great handy work on the beds. Found Sea Urchin fabric and made 30x30 pillows. They are huge and perfect for a snuggle with a good book. The turkish towels were $10 from ebay and Sofia and Rubi are excited about their photo wall (4x4's from Target). Reading lights from Ikea add a touch more of gold.
The brightest color ever! The girls loved it for a good 10 years. Bye, bye pink, you won't be missed.
My Heffe, is the best! Builds me whatever I dream up and can afford.
The black, pink and white continues
I did about 10 coats of paint.
Although it was cramped and bright pink, there lives little girls who love to sing, dance and have fun. That is truly what matters
BUT... I'm a sucker for clean, white and happy.
Love her so much but most days it looks like this. At least she is studying.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Having a big family has forced us to become beach addicts. Don't get me wrong, we've always loved the beach but knowing you can pack a lunch and have fun for hours for free doesn't get any better.
Coastal decorating is a tricky one but I'm on a mission to add some of it in our home. Maybe some more plants and some fun art will do the trick. I'm not gonna go all Tommy Bahama on my fam but I die over a banana leaf print.
I just ordered this vintage LIFE print. I can't handle these four girls in these suits. I hope one day our girls will be meeting at the beach surfing, laying out or whatever.
Love the quilt over the white couch. Actually, this whole photo is my vibe.
Just need to finish it off with this view! I mean…come on!
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My friend leased out her horse and upon her last check was horrified so has taken the horse back into her care. She is a 13yo OTTB mare, vet has seen her and her body condition is about a 2. She has been dewormed and the vet said her teeth were fine, did her shots etc. She has just been getting poor quality feed and nothing in addition.
My friend works 3 jobs and has very little time so she has asked me to help her get this horse healthy and fit again. I have no clue where to go with this. She has been put on good quality round bale all day and we have worked her up to a 3/4 scoop of senior. She does have a history of colic. My friend just said to slowly work up her groceries and to star working her so she builds up some muscle. I have more experience fitting up OBESE horses and this is a much bigger puzzle to me.
Should I add in beet pulp to get more weight on her? And I'm thinking for working I should probably just walk and trot her on the lunge line for about 15 min every few days to start and then work her up? I'm afraid of working her too much at this weight? My friend says she can be ridden but I feel guilty actually climbing on her right now as she appears to have nothing protecting her spine.
Anyone with experience bringing back a poor condition horse like this that can share their stories, insight, suggestions, and definite DON'T DO'S would much be appreciated. Right now I just want to throw every grocery in the store at her but I know that will definitely be bad.


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Legislators quash impeachment case against ArroyoMANILA, Philippines - President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's congressional allies dealt a major blow Wednesday to efforts to oust her, using their dominating majority - and the opposition's absence - to toss out all three impeachment complaints against her. Opposition legislators cried foul and warned that the country's third ''people power'' revolt loomed. They watched the events unfold on TV, like the rest of the country, after walking out a day earlier from the House justice department committee hearing on the complaints. U.N. agency: Bird flu could spread to Europe, Middle East ROME - The bird flu virus that has hit several Asian countries is likely to spread to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, the U.N. food agency warned on Wednesday, urging nations at risk to step up surveillance and prepare national emergency plans. The most immediate threat is to poultry farms, but the virus' spread also increases fears that it could mutate into a form dangerous to humans. A coordinated international response to bird flu is ''absolutely necessary,'' French President Jacques Chirac said. Probe into Hariri slaying focuses attention on Syria BEIRUT, Lebanon - The U.N. probe into the murder of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri - in which four pro-Syrian generals and a lawmaker were named as suspects - has increased pressure on Syria by stoking suspicions that government members played a role in the killing. The generals were questioned Wednesday, a day after they were detained or surrendered to authorities at the request of United Nations investigators trying to determine who was behind the Feb. 14 bombing that killed Hariri and 20 others. The recent developments led some to predict Washington would use the information to increase pressure on Syria, which the United States claims is supporting Islamic militants battling U.S. forces in Iraq and Palestinian militants in their fight with Israel. Israeli parliament approves posting Egyptian troops JERUSALEM - Israel's parliament on Wednesday approved a plan to post Egyptian troops on the Gaza border, setting the stage for an Israeli military pullout from the sensitive coastal frontier it has held for 38 years. But the stormy debate over giving up control to a former enemy and the possibility of Palestinian arms smuggling added fuel to the rivalry between Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and hard-liner Benjamin Netanyahu. The parliamentary vote was not close - 53 to 28. It came as Netanyahu, who quit the Cabinet just three weeks ago, opened a campaign to unseat Sharon as the leader of the ruling Likud Party. Encephalitis kills hundreds of children in India and Nepal HANOI, Vietnam - A Japanese encephalitis outbreak that has killed hundreds of children in northern India and Nepal in recent weeks has no cure or effective treatment. It is easily preventable, but the necessary vaccines are simply not available to millions. The disease has overwhelmed hospitals in Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, since an outbreak began there last month. More than 400 have died and about 1,100 others remain hospitalized. Blinding headaches, seizures, nausea and high fever precede death. Pentagon makes changes in trials of terrorism suspects WASHINGTON - The Defense Department is changing several rules governing its military trials of terrorism suspects held at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, department officials said on Wednesday. Pentagon officials portrayed the changes as improvements to a process they have repeatedly asserted assures all defendants a full and fair trial. Some private legal experts welcomed the changes but said they do not go far enough and do not address some of the most objectionable features of the trial system. - From wire reports
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