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Thursday, August 7, 2014
It doesnt take much to make Scott Johnson happy.
Give him music, a mountain bike, his family and his faith. Hes got that now in his newest position, associate pastor at Belin Memorial United Methodist Church.
In a way, Johnson, 35, was born to pastor. He gave his first sermon as a 12-year-old, although he says he doesnt recall the subject.
It isnt about what you say as much as its about obedience, he said, a philosophy he carried with him into his adult life.
Its also why he carries his music with him. At the risk of a bad pun, music has been instrumental in my life, he said. He plays acoustic guitar, piano and other instruments and hes good enough to have put out some CDs.
As a younger man, he said he played Christian heavy metal music in secular venues.
But even then, he wasnt heading toward the pulpit. When he graduated from Aynor High School, he was heading toward a career as a graphic designer and animator. And he was good, too. Some of his classmates went on to jobs with LucasFilms and Pixar.
Not Johnson, though. He had a different calling. I had to move away to come home, he said.
That homecoming kept him in the Grand Strand. As a student, he would send his Sundays pastoring three churches. Id drive from Andrews to Myrtle Beach, he said.
Once he was ordained, his travel was cut back considerably and his path became more direct. I have a job to do, and thats to advance the kingdom of Jesus Christ.
He does not take that responsibility lightly. He says he tries to disciple people, just as Jesus did. Jesus disciples went into the world following Jesus footsteps, and Johnson said he wants to see church members do the same.
He said it doesnt matter if the church he pastors is large or small, his efforts and othose of other pastors are the same.
There are only so many hours in the day, he said, and then he praises the pastors of small churches.
Theyre the ones who answer the phones, fix the toilet, minister to the congregation, all without help, he said, noting that even solo pastors especially need to make time for themselves.
He admits that its easier working with a larger church because of the staff, which shares some of the administrative tasks.
Being at a bigger church also provides additional opportunities. For instance, at Belin he and senior pastor Mike Alexander will share duties not only with the main services, but with a new project called the Harbor a more modern way to worship, where jeans and T-shirts may outnumber dresses and slacks.
At the core, its about being obedient to God, he said, a mantra Johnson repeats often.
In a way, Johnson has practiced obedience, not only to God, but to his bishop, who asked him to make his last two moves, including the one to Belin.
He did not ask to come to the Inlet, but when he was asked to move, he did not decline. I feel like I was sent to Union (his previous church), I have been sent to Belin.
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Jan Brewer releases $9.4B budget plan for coming year
PHOENIX -- Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has released a $9.36 billion spending plan for the coming budget year that includes nearly $74 million to set up a new Child Protective Services department and hire more than 200 new child welfare workers.
The proposal released Friday also asks the Legislature to approve more than $15 million to be spent right away to begin hiring workers.
"We've never broken apart an agency of this size before," said John Arnold, director of the Governor's Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting. "We don't exactly know what it's going to entail but we want the resources there to make this as successful and timely transition as possible."
The governor wants the money as part of a developing plan to completely overhaul the state's Child Protective Services department. The troubled agency has been shaken by revelations that more than 6,500 child abuse and neglect reports were ignored in recent years as a way to deal with understaffing and high caseloads.
Brewer ordered CPS pulled out of its parent department this week and wants $25 million to create the new agency.
Other key items include $40 million for a new education funding plan rewarding schools that show test score improvements.It also puts more emphasis on growth in test scores rather than high scores alone.
Those revisions are intended to counter one of the biggest criticisms of last year's plan. That plan allowed higher-performing schools that are often in affluent areas to draw extra money for their high test scores, while schools in poorer areas with lower test scores had little chance of a funding boost.
Arnold said the funds could be used to us Internet speeds at rural Arizona schools to meet national standards.
"The national standard for K-12 broadband is 100 megabits per second into the school," he said. "We only have 11 percent of our schools that meet that standard. Forty-one percent of our schools are below 10 megabits per second.
"We have three schools that are still on dial-up."
The plan also uses all new money, so schools that don't win extra cash won't see their regular funding drop as with last year's plan.
Brewer's budget includes more than $27 million to finish a ``parity'' plan designed to even out funding at the state's three universities.
After that's done, future increases will be based on performance standards adopted by the universities.
University funding boosts otherwise are paltry, including $3.5 million for the University of Arizona's cooperative extension for agriculture programs and a $15 million, five-year appropriation to support T-Gen, a private biotech research group focused on medical diagnoses.
Brewer also proposed $9.2 million for a new veteran's home in Yuma.
The 60 to 90 bed facility would be the third in the state. The other two are in Phoenix and Tucson.
Brewer budget director John Arnold says the federal government will pay for two-thirds of the cost of the home. The facility won't require state money to operate once it is built.
The state Veterans' Affairs Department says it looked at putting a home in Yuma, Flagstaff and the Kingman area and decided Yuma needed the facility the most.
If the Legislature approves the money by July and a federal matching grant is received by late 2015, the new facility could open by October 2017.
Brewer's plan left out any money for county highway and infrastructure projects that are a top priority for counties.
The state has taken $120 million a year to fund the Highway Patrol, and counties want it back.
Instead, the plan will allow counties to level their own funds to bring in more federal money with the state's help.
Restoring the funding has the support of both Democrats and Republicans in the House of Representatives, so lawmakers might put that money in the budget they pass.
Friday's release covers what Brewer wants the Legislature to approve for the budget year beginning on July. 1. The governor's plan serves as a roadmap for lawmakers who must pass the budget.
A key member of the Republican-controlled Legislature said the plan appeared to focus on top priorities while not breaking the bank.
``The areas that she is advocating for I think a lot of people in the Legislature are advocating for, said Sen. Don Shooter, R-Yuma. ``So I think we'll be able to work together on most of these areas. It's just a matter of resolving the final amount, which is typical.''
Democrats also were generally pleased, with the usual caveats.
``It's a good start, but we want to see some improvement in some areas,'' said Rep. Ruben Gallego, the House assistant minority leader. ``We're happy obviously that we're starting to address the CPS problem,'' but he's skeptical about how many caseworkers can be hired and said the plan lacks cash for preventative services.
KTAR's Bob McClay contributed to this report.


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With a 34-10 win over Otterbein, the Polar Bear football team is now ranked No. 10 nationally in the D3Football .com poll. This week the Polar Bears host Muskingum at Dial-Roberson Stadium.
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Fall Open House EventsProspective students interested in learning more about ONU's programs can sign up for visit days to meet with faculty and current students and see the ONU campus. In October, the following visit days are planned. Registration is required for students and their families:Oct. 2James F. Dicke College of Business Administration Open HouseEngineering Open HouseFine and Performing Arts Open HouseOct. 11Experience ONU DayOct. 30Fall Open HouseOhio Supreme Court to hold Off-Site Court at Ohio Northern
The Supreme Court of Ohio will convene an official session at Ohio Northern University on Wednesday, Sept. 29. The visit is part of the court's semiannual Off-Site Court Program.
Chief Justice Eric Brown and Justices Paul E. Pfeifer, Evelyn Lundberg Stratton, Maureen O'Connor, Terrence O'Donnell, Judith Ann Lanzinger and Robert R. Cupp will hear oral arguments in four cases beginning at 9 a.m. on campus in Ada, Ohio.Women's Chorus Seeks Members
The ONU Women's Chorus is welcoming women from Ada and the surrounding community to join the group.
Freed Center Presents... Lee Ann Womack Comes to Freed Center
Country singer Lee Ann Womack will perform on Saturday, Sept. 25, at 8 p.m. in the Freed Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are available now. 'Be the Groove'
Ohio Northern University's Freed Center for the Performing Arts presents "Be the Groove" and the ONU Dance Company on Saturday, Oct. 2, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 3, at 2 p.m. Tickets are on sale now.Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'
Freed Center for the Performing Arts presents William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" from Oct. 13-16 at 8 p.m. with a matinee performance on Oct. 17 at 2 p.m. Tickets are on sale now.More Top Storiesback to top
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Sept. 25Lee Ann WomackSept. 29Ohio Supreme CourtOct. 6Carhart Lecture featuring William Patry, chief copyright counsel at Google Inc.Oct. 8"Ethics, Professionalism and Substance Abuse(pdf)," continuing legal education presented by the Pettit College of Law and Phi Alpha Delta - Willis Chapter
Oct. 8-102010 Homecoming
Oct. 18Keiser Lecture, Dr. Renee Reijo Pera, "Human Health, Development and Stem Cells" Oct. 20Understanding the Business of Wind Farms in Ohio: A GLWN Workshop for the Construction and Logistics Industries
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Phi Beta Delta International Forum Takes on the Politics of Water
Dr. David R. Smith, associate professor of geography, will present a lecture titled "Water War in Central Asia? Implications for Regional and U.S. Foreign Policy" as part of the Phi Beta Delta International Forum from 7 to 8:15 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 23, in the Dicke Forum.
Paper Published
Dr. Khristo Boyadzhiev, professor of mathematics, is author of a paper published in the "International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology," Vol. 41., Issue 5, pages 667-672.Article to be Published
Professor Boris Mamlyuk, visiting assistant professor of law, is the author of an article that has been accepted for publication in "Washington University Global Studies Law Review." Ceramists 'Fire' Their Work
Luke Sheets, assistant professor of art, is curator of the ArtSpace/Lima exhibit, "For The Fire: Makers of Wood-Fired Ceramics and Selections from Their Collections." The exhibit is in place through Oct. 30 and features works by Midwest ceramics who work with wood-fired Kilns.
Education Articles Published
Dr. James Schul,
assistant professor education, is the author of four articles that have been, or will be published in peer-reviewed journals, during 2010.Dr. Baker on WONBTuition Exchange
Full-time employees who will have a child enrolled in college during 2011-12 as first-time freshmen and all other ranks, are invited to learn about the Tuition Exchange Inc. program in a special session at 4 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 29, in McIntosh Room 7. Questions may always be directed to Dr. Juliet Hurtig at email@example.com Advising Resources
Faculty advisors are reminded that when meeting with students to develop individualized transition to semester plans, resources are available on the p-drive in the folder "SemesterConversionFile." Counseling Center's New DenThe ONU Counseling Center has relocated to the community room in Klondike's Den, located south of Northern Commons between Loop Road and Lima Avenue. An open house is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sept. 28. Tour the new facilities, enjoy refreshments and register to win a gift basket.
Mark Your Calendar!Health Screenings and Benefits Fair
Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010
6 – 8:30 a.m.
Benefits Fair participants will include Superior Dental, EBMC and TIAA-CREFHealth Screenings
Saturday, Oct. 23, 2010
6 – 8:30 a.m.Emergency Messaging:* Emergency on campus? Classes delayed or cancelled? Sign up for ONU's emergency text messaging. Just login to Self-Service Banner and look for the box named "Emergency Broadcast Sign-up."
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Students in the NewsFamily Day, Sept. 25
Family and friends of ONU students are invited enjoy a day on campus, Sept. 25. Activities range from seminars and lunch with President and Mrs. Baker to ONU football. See the full schedule of events and register.Pharmacy Students Help with 'Prescription Drug Take Back' Program
Two ONU pharmacy students and an ONU pharmacy graduate headed a recent prescription drug take back program at Barnesville Hospital, Barnesville, Ohio, south of Canton.Semester Transition Update ONU students are urged to contact their academic advisor to begin work on individualized transition plans as the university prepares for the upcoming calendar switch to semesters in fall 2011. Each student's transition plan should be completed prior to advanced winter quarter registration in mid-October.'Green Monster' Gets New Coat ONU's "Green Monster" walking path is to get a new coat of paint, weather permitting, beginning today, Sept. 22. The project should take three days to complete.
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Alumni News & EventsAlumni B.E.A.R.S. Wanted
Want to help grow the Northern family and reconnect with your alma mater? Be a part of the Alumni B.E.A.R.S. Program! B.E.A.R.S. stands for Building Energetic Alumni Resources for Students, and we are looking for alumni across the nation to help promote Northern to prospective students. We are currently looking for alumni to represent Northern at area college fairs in over 11 states. Learn more!2010 Homecoming Oct. 8-10Engineering Continuing Professional Development: Wind Power Oct. 8Law Class of 1990 Reunion Oct. 16-17Chicago Alumni Club: Boo! At the Zoo with ONU! Oct. 17Ohio Pharmacy Law for ONU Alumni, Cleveland Oct. 20Ohio Pharmacy Law for ONU Alumni, Youngstown Oct. 21Cleveland Alumni Club: Football Tailgate Oct. 23Ohio Pharmacy Law for ONU Alumni, Columbus Oct. 27Columbus Alumni Club: Gourds and Gimlets Nov. 42010 ONU Holiday Spectacular Alumni Event Dec. 10More Alumni Newsback to top
Travel Opportunity!
Ohio Northern University presents: Tunisia: the Mediterranean & the Sahara
Nov. 1 - Nov. 16, 2011
16 Days for $3,099 plus government taxes and fees of $133 and including round trip international airfare from select cities!
(Note: Columbus and Cleveland airports are only $150 additional – round trip)
When calling in to book your trip – note trip code: G503-800 and Ohio Northern University.
For further details visit: Vantage Travel, or call: 800-322-6677.
Sept. 235 p.m., Sorority Recruitment Dinner, McIntosh Ballroom
6 p.m., Harambe Festival, Multicultural CenterSept. 24
Men's Golf at Capital Fall Classic
2 p.m., Volleyball vs. Transylvania, Ky., Cincinnati
6 p.m., Volleyball vs. Trine, Ind., Cincinnati
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9 a.m., 5K Run/Walk for Diabetes, Dial-Roberson Stadium Parking Lot
1 p.m., Women's Soccer at Muskingum
1 p.m., Volleyball vs. Hanover, Ind., Cincinnati
1:30 p.m., Football vs. Muskingum, Dial-Roberson Stadium
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5 p.m., Volleyball at Mt. St. Joseph
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6 p.m., TnT Worship Service, English Chapel
8:30 p.m., Catholic Mass, English ChapelSept. 274 p.m., JV Football vs. Columbus Post Grad Sports Academy, Dial-Roberson Stadium
7 p.m., Fraternity Recruitment, Smokers, Pi Mu Delta House
9 p.m., Fraternity Recruitment, Smokers, Delta Sigma Phi HouseSept. 2811:25 a.m., Law Faculty Meeting, Classroom 126
2 p.m., Women's Tennis vs. Defiance, University Courts
4 p.m., Men's Soccer vs. Manchester, Ind., ONU Soccer Field
5 p.m., Leaders' Council Networking Dinner, McIntosh Ballroom
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No. 18 Volleyball Sweeps Transylvania at Home
The No. 18-ranked Ohio Northern volleyball team hosted the Transylvania (Ky.) Pioneers for a non-conference show down on Tuesday evening.
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As the new academic year approaches, there is increasing evidence of the expanding awareness of Ohio Northern's reputation.
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I Heart Rutland: Find the joy here and spread itMarch 06,2014
Anna Dunton-GallagherI was born at the Rutland Regional Medical Center. I attended Rutland High School. I began my veterinary career on Stratton Road. My birth, advanced schooling and career all started within one mile of each other. This is a fact of which I am and will always be proud.
I left the region to attend eight years of schooling in big cities, warm climates and even other countries. I chose to return. I could have made more money, seen more things and done more shopping elsewhere. But my heart lies in Rutland.
I love driving down the streets when the flowering crabapples are in full bloom. I love walking my dog around my neighborhood and yes, I live in the northwest section and saying hello to my neighbors. I love seeing my clients in the grocery store and knowing as much about their families as I do about their pets.
Our downtown restaurants are flourishing, as are our local farms. The farmers market is perfection: community coming together to support each other, converse and eat. I can walk seven minutes to Pine Hill Park and be transported into a world where I can lose myself in nature. I can take a long lunch break and go snowboarding.
The Paramount Theatre offers world-class entertainment while still hosting local events and even free screening of sporting events. This fall, I watched the final World Series game at the Paramount; the room charged with pure joy and community.
Our hospital is top of the line. Though we dont consider this until we have to, we are fortunate to have advanced medical care in our backyard.
Rutland, like every city, has problems. The difference is that our population is a very mixed one. Instead of other communities where drugs and crimes are relegated to a specific part of town, our poverty lives next to affluence. This is what makes us unique, makes the problem difficult and gives me hope. Heroin is not new to the area. And while the media attention is new, anyone who has seen the spark lost in someone they know or love due to opioids realizes this has been around for much longer.
Drug problems and the crime that follows is not specific to our city, our state or our country. Where there are people, there are drugs. The difference is that we are recognizing the problem and working to address it. This will be an arduous battle, but I believe we can decrease the problems in our city.
Positivity generates positivity, while negativity detracts from the goal.
Every child that can be mentored and supported to make good choices makes a difference.
Every time you walk in a neighborhood or have a community gathering, you are making it known that this is your city.
Every conversation you start with a child about resisting drugs and helping their friends do the same makes a difference.
Every person struggling with drugs that you can help find a different path matters.
The more people who move into homes and make neighborhoods stronger, the less comfortable people will feel making drug deals there. Show drug dealers that we are a community ready to support one another, and in doing that we stop supporting them.
Think of one thing you love about this city, and take action to help that thing grow and thrive. The actions you take dont have to be far reaching; they can be as simple as supporting a local business.
Instead of speaking negatively about an aspect of the city, think of one thing you can do to improve it. When Tropical Storm Irene hit our Rutland County, we united and fixed things ourselves instead of waiting for outside help.
This is no different. Take a stand for what you love about this city and follow through. Remember that Rutland is ours, and that we must be invested in solutions. I love Rutland, and I am excited for our future. I know that we can all make a difference and make this an even more beautiful, safe and treasured place to call home.MORE IN CommentaryOn Friday, the government of Puerto Rico announced that it was about to miss a bond payment. Full StoryThe first Republican presidential primary debate is Thursday, and the leading candidate is almost... Full StoryIran and the P5+1 (China, France, Russia, United Kingdom, United States plus Germany) have now... Full Story
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I am 25yrs old and have lost two babies due to this disease. I am trying to be strong and not give up hope but it is so hard. My last was my baby girl Ky'Mani. I was due in two weeks when tragedy happened. My whole pregnancy everything was fine. One day out of the blue i got a really bad headache like i never felt before and was rushed to the hospital where they told me they could not hear her heart beat. I don't know what to do anymore. I don't want to give up but i don't think i can go through this again, it hurts so bad, and i know i would be stressed the whole time. Any suggestions, i would really appreciate them. Me and my husband wants to try again but i am scared. I don't want him to suffer because i'm afraid. Well hope to hear from you all soon.


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Before Holy Cross: Played for head coach Phil Silva at Bishop Feehan High School … served as team captain during her senior season … a three-time Eastern Athletic Conference All-Star … selected to the Massachusetts All-State team twice … earned All-Scholastic honors from both the Boston Globe and the Boston Herald following junior and senior years … named an Attleboro Sun Chronicle All-Star three times … led team to four straight Eastern Athletic Conference championships … led the Eastern Athletic Conference in scoring during the 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons … all-time leading scorer at Bishop Feehan with 138 points on 76 goals and 62 assists … also a member of the varisty track and field team … played for the Scorpions club soccer team.
Personal: Daughter of David and Elizabeth Galvin … father played football at Bentley … has two brothers (Paul and Daniel)...brother, Daniel, is a senior midfielder on the soccer team at UMass-Lowell … has not yet declared a major.


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Ingredients and Preparation
Ingredients Measures Black beans, rinsed and drained 1 (15-ounce) can Red onion, chopped + extra slices ¼ Breadcrumbs ¼ cup Jerk seasoning 1 teaspoon Canola oil 1 tablespoon Reduced-fat mayonnaise 2 tablespoons Whole-wheat burger buns, toasted 2 Lettuce leaves 2 Directions In a medium bowl, mash beans with a fork into a paste-like consistency. Stir in onions, breadcrumbs, and jerk seasoning. Form bean mixture into 2½-inch thick patties. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium to medium-high heat. Add patties to pan, and cook for about 3-5 minutes on each side, until browned and crisp. Spread 1 tablespoon mayonnaise on one side of each bun. Arrange burgers, red onion slices, and lettuce leaves on buns, and serve.
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It's as simple as pushing a button or flipping a lock, but after a recent rash of vehicle break-ins, authorities are saying it's the simple things that can keep you from becoming the next victim.
Three vehicle break-ins were reported on Wagontong Road in Wagener on Wednesday, according to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
"Every one of those vehicles was unlocked," said Capt. Troy Elwell.
Three vehicle break-ins were reported on Ashwood Drive in Aiken on Wednesday, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety. Two of those vehicles were reportedly left unlocked.
A fourth vehicle, which was also unlocked, was broken into on Gatewood Drive.
In all of the incidents, the thieves took a variety of items, from cash to purses to GPS devices to tools. Some of the vehicles were only rummaged through and weren't missing any items.
According to Public Safety, more than a fourth of thefts from vehicles occur to unlocked cars.
"If you want to keep your stuff, you have to help law enforcement help you," Elwell said. "Lock your doors, lock your doors, lock your doors. If (thieves) have the opportunity between breaking a window and opening your door, they're going to open the door every time. It doesn't draw attention to them."
In addition to locking up, Elwell encouraged drivers to keep their valuables out of sight, which means taking those items inside your home with you, or placing them in the trunk if that isn't an option. Also, try to park in well-lit areas.
"Sometimes, it's the simple things that mean the most," he said, noting that some people will be victims no matter what precautions they take.
If your vehicle has been broken into, Elwell said it is a crime scene that should be disturbed as little as possible.
"We expect people to survey the damage, but that should be done to a minimum," he said.
If your purse or wallet has been stolen, including financial cards, Elwell said it's best to call and get the cards canceled to avoid financial crime, then contact law enforcement.
It's also important to record serial numbers for valuables, including electronic devices and firearms, in case they are stolen.
"If you don't have serial numbers, the chance of having your items returned to you is next to zero," Elwell said. "We may be able to recover your item, but there's no way to say it's yours."
If you don't want to record the number on an item, take a picture of the number, or etch a unique mark or your initials into it so you can identify the item later if it's recovered, he said.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
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33 weeks tomorrow, for me! Everything okay so far. Blood pressure is trending upward but still in acceptable ranges. Finished my last prenatal class last night, remembering when I scheduled them that I didn't know if I make it to any of them! Baby at 58th percentile last time I saw the MFM, but that was almost 5 weeks ago: appt. tomorrow will give us a new update and maybe a date for the c-section; baby shower this Saturday—so exciting, since last time I didn't get to have one.
Am now getting weekly NSTs and BPPs at the hospital, with visits to OB and MFM in alternate weeks; probably they'll schedule the c-section for 37-38 weeks, which will be the first week of March. So, like, 5 weeks. EEEP!
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Boat owners remove a sail boat from the water in hopes of protecting it from Hurricane Celia. (8/3/70)
Three men work to board up windows at La Retama. (8/4/70)
Kirby Lumber Co. sells wood for citizens to board their windows for the storm.
Two men worked to board and tape the windows of the Island Texaco in Port Aransas, Texas.
Cars passed through the checkpoint on the highway for entrance back into Corpus Christi. (8/5/70)
The Captain Clark Showboat was pushed across the bay and then up against the Nueces Bay Causeway by Celia's winds.
Hurricane Celia damage at the Tradewinds Motel. (8/3/73)
Aerial view of hurricane damage to N.A.S housing. (8/10/70)
Hurricane Celia damage at the Corpus Christi Cotton Oil Mill. (8/3/73)
Hurricane Celia damage at the Austin School. (8/13/70)
What was left of the George Evans Center after Hurricane Celia. (8/11/70)
The Whataburger sign was damaged by the hurricane. (8/10/70)
Hurricane Celia damage to the Nueces Hotel. (8/14/70)
A man walks through what was left of a home after the hurricane. (8/6/70)
Hurricane Celia damage in Taft. (8/6/70)
Hurricane damage to the South Shore Christian Church on Alameda and Airline streets.
The helicopter downtown was knocked off during Hurricane Celia. (8/11/70)
A woman walks through debris from a destroyed building.
The University of Corpus Christi library placed water damaged books outside of the building. (8/13/70)
Shrimp boat "Judy Lee" was sunk by the storm.
A man sitting among what was left of his possessions in the Eastcliff edition in Portland.
Aerial view of a tank farm fire that was allowed to burn itself out at Ingleside after Hurricane Celia.
Celia's victims poke through the remains of a mobile home park in Rockport.
A group discusses a clean-up plan for hurricane debris.
Two men sift through the debris at the Martin Jr. High School. (8/12/70)
Mrs. J.A. Hoeber cleans up damage to a home from the hurricane. (10/7/70)
Two men remove light fixtures in preparation for a temporary wall at Woolco. (8/9/70)
Celia's winds ripped away huge masses of foliage from the cities trees and shrubs. The city dumps, like this one off of IH 37, were piled high with debris from the storm.
Many small businesses were put out of business, at least temporarily, by Hurricane Celia. This business was in the 9000 block of Leopard Street.
People salvaging what was left of their business on the 9000 block of Leopard.
Most parts of the city were without electricity (for electric dryers) after Celia so many were forced to use whatever was handy to dry out storm soaked clothes.
University of Corpus Christi Library attempts to dry out water soaked books.
For many residents of Corpus Christi there was not much left to count after Hurricane Celia. This resident sits counting her hair curlers while the sun pours through the roofless building.
For weeks after Celia, city parks were filled with tents and the few remaining possessions of Celia's victims. Due to lack of housing, the tent cities were also home for many of the skilled workers who came to Corpus Christi for the massive job of rebuilding.
A hurricane helper from out of town walked her dog through tent city in Cole Park. (8/17/70)
Hurricane helpers at tent city in Cole Park took some time to relax. (8/12/70)
Three men help to rebuild after Hurricane Celia. (8/23/70)
Helpers from Kansas City aid in laundry production. (8/8/70)
A business put up a sign announcing its pending re-opening.
Sign in front of South Shores Christian Church on South Alameda.
Street signs after the Hurricane.
Three men discuss plans for Hurricane Celia disaster aid. (8/11/70)
Hurricane refugees receive food relief. (8/9/70)
The Salvation Army provides food relief to Celia victims. (8/10/70)
The Red Cross provides food relief to Celia victims. (8/14/70)
Hurricane refugees line up to receive ice from a refrigerated truck.
People form a long line to receive food supplies at the Boys Club. (8/7/70)
People line up at the Red Cross Relief line. (8/11/70)
People run for a newly opened door to receive Red Cross relief at the Memorial Coliseum. (8/11/70)
A family receives food relief.
People sift through clothing at the Salvation Army. (8/9/70)
Woolco tent on South Staples. (8/10/70)
Residents get back in touch with their loved ones after the hurricane at the Free Telephone Service Station. (8/7/70)
Two children serve free ice tea to men in the army. Free Kool-Aid was also served to those working for the public. (8/9/70)
Members of the National Guard in town for hurricane relief. (8/10/70)
The National Guard was called out to prevent looting and enforce the curfew. This guardsman was stationed at the corner of Mesquite and Peoples street/.
A National Guardsman on duty at Starr and Mesquite streets during the state of emergency in Corpus Christi.


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Donahoe accepts P/GM position! [9:51 AM]
TBD reports: The Buffalo Bills have announced that Tom Donahoe has accepted a job as the president and general manager of the Buffalo Bills. He will serve as the eighth GM in Bills history.
Bad career move [9:03 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'It's seldom a good idea to tell the boss to mind his own business. Just ask Wade Phillips.'
Phillips takes stock of hits and misses [8:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Yet another factor that made Phillips' return implausible was his contract status. He has just a year remaining and would have been viewed as a lame duck next season. Phillips did not want that and would have desired a contract extension.'
Jones hopes Bills' stint doesn't ruin his self-image [8:58 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"Our problems on special teams really were pretty simple. They were speed getting down the field, the lack of ability to get off a block and make a tackle. When we had breakdowns that's where the breakdowns were."'
Wilson's Teflon is wearing thin [8:57 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Somehow, it's hard to be optimistic. The owner might not intend to jump ship, but that doesn't mean the boat isn't sinking.'
For Flutie, it's all about playing [6:45 AM]
Metro West Daily News reports: 'With Johnson's history of injuries, Flutie knows Buffalo may be his best chance to play. Is there an NFL team ballsy enough to give a 38-year-old QB a starting job? Not likely. Too bad.'
Phillips plans to interview for Texans job [6:37 AM]
AP reports: '"Houston is home for me. I went to the University of Houston and I coached with my dad with the Oilers during the glory days, so to speak," Phillips told Houston television station KRIV.'
No hello means goodbye for Wade [6:03 AM]
D and C reports: '"We played so many young players this year who are going to be solid next year," Phillips said. "There are a lot of good coaches who can do a good job, a lot of GMs. I'm sure Ralph will hire those people. This has been a strong, winning franchise and I think it'll continue to be. I'm just sad it's not with me."'
Life goes on [6:01 AM]
D and C reports: '"Our problems on special teams were pretty simple," he said. "It was speed getting down the field and the lack of ability to get off blocks and make a tackle. When we had breakdowns, that's where the breakdowns were."'
Phillips' dad backs Wade's principles [6:00 AM]
D and C reports: '"When he lost Bruce Smith, Thomas Smith, Gabe Northern and Kurt Schulz from the defense before the season, I told him he was in for a rough time. Then, he gets his team to 7-4, and he loses four more starters from his defense. Four pretty good starters, too. Those are some tough obstacles to overcome."'
Pendry a consideration for Bucs job [9:41 PM]
TBD reports: Don Banks, reporter for Sports Illustrated, made a passing comment in his column today that Joe Pendry may be in consideration to replace the recently fired Les Steckel in Tampa Bay. Steckel was the Bucs offensive coordinator for only one year. Banks said Head Coach Tony Dungy will take his time in finding Steckel's replacement.
Phillips said he offered to reassign assistant before being fired [8:25 PM]
AP reports: '"I do want to say that I did offer to change special teams coaches because I did feel like it was my responsibility and my fault that I brought in a guy who didn't have any experience with special teams,'' Phillips said.'
Cottrell is players' choice for Buffalo's vacant coaching position [8:25 PM]
AP reports: '"He's been around this business a long time and I think he's ready to step up and be a head coach. So, hopefully, it'll go to Ted Cottrell."'
Wilson turns the page [9:05 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"I really like Wade," Wilson said. "But we had awful special teams."'
Phillips bows out gracefully [9:04 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"And I want to especially thank the Buffalo Bills' fans. Not only the ones in Western New York, but throughout the country, who gave us tremendous support."'
Wade truly was a player's coach [9:03 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"That's who Wade is," defensive end Marcellus Wiley said. "He's extremely loyal to people, especially his players and coaches. As everyone has seen, he'll go down with the ship."'
Defensive work prompted Levy to bring Phillips to Bills [9:02 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Phillips was happy being a defensive coordinator, but his dream was to be a head coach again. He insisted he didn't come to Buffalo to be Levy's successor. But that's what happened shortly after Levy announced his retirement on Jan. 31, 1998.'
Scenarios show several choices for head coach [9:01 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'I confess to personal bias. I think Cottrell would make a fine head coach. His football mind is obvious, but he also has a strong personality, an ability to deal with players and to communicate with the public and the media. His affability is a bonus.'
A miracle he stayed this long [6:35 AM]
Toronto Star reports: 'Phillips will never again be offered a head coaching job in the NFL. In fact, if he ever does receive and accept another bid, I will eat this column.'
Phillips given bum's rush [6:23 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: 'Phillips was not a complete disaster as a coach. Most of his players liked him and he usually had his players ready. It was on game day that he most often fell short.'
Loyalty costs Phillips his job [6:05 AM]
D and C reports: '"He told us, 'They're going to get me eventually and it's because I'm loyal,' " said backup quarterback Alex Van Pelt, referring to Phillips' pregame speech in the locker room before the Bills' final game at Seattle Dec. 23.'
Cottrell lets credentials speak [6:04 AM]
D and C reports: 'However, as of yesterday, Cottrell had not heard from owner Ralph Wilson and the highly respected career assistant was going ahead with plans to interview with the expansion Houston Texans tomorrow for their vacancy.'
Patient Donahoe unfazed by changes [6:04 AM]
D and C reports: '"This is unexpected, but it's something that Mr. Wilson has to deal with today," said Donahoe when asked about Phillips' dismissal. "We'll see where it goes."'
Phillips pays for choosing friends [6:03 AM]
D and C reports: 'I would have asked Wade Phillips to fire not only special-teams coach Ronnie Jones, but also offensive coordinator Joe Pendry and offensive-line coach Carl Mauck.'
Phillips' decisions left Wilson with little choice [6:03 AM]
D and C reports: 'My report card on Wade Phillips: Overall record -- B.'
Chan Gailey signs new contract [5:45 AM]
TBD reports: Miami Dolphin OC, Chan Gailey, signed a 2 year extension on Monday with the Dolphins. It had been rumored that if Tom Donahoe was hired that he might seek to bring Gailey into the Bills staff. That rumor is now squashed unless Gailey is offered the head coaching position (or assistant head coach). This would appear to be unlikely due the recent deal Gailey signed.
Wade's World: A Chronology [5:38 AM]
Buffalo Post reports: 'A look back at the highs and lows of Wade Phillips' Buffalo tenure..'
Phillips' Faulty Loyalty [5:37 AM]
Buffalo Post reports: 'Despite a record that would earn most coaches a contract extension instead of an unceremonious dismissal, Phillips' own shortcomings cost him his job.'
QB controversy doomed Phillips [7:57 PM]
Fox Sports reports: 'Wade Phillips didn't lose his job as head coach of the Buffalo Bills this weekend. He lost it a year ago.'
It's a cruddy business [2:21 PM]
Shout! reports: 'What a crappy business, this NFL. The Bills fire Wade Phillips after he posted the best start in the first three seasons of any Buffalo head coach's tenure. If winning is the bottom line, all Phillips did was go 29-21 (.580).'
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Man rescued and safe from middle of Black River in SpringfieldApril 15,2014Susan Smallheer / Staff Photo
Rescue crews prepare to go in the river after a man, seen in background, stuck on a rock in the middle of the river in Springfield.SPRINGFIELD - Rescue crews from Springfield and Hartford's swiftwater rescue team Tuesday morning saved a young man from the middle of the Black River, after he apparently jumped off the Fellows footbridge into the river and got stuck on a rock in the middle.
Springfield's fire department does not have a swiftwater rescue team and thus called in Hartford.
At one point a man who said he was the young man's father arrived at the scene and he was quickly interviewed by police.
Firefighters were stationed on different islands nearby but this stretch of the river is treacherous ; rescuers were afraid the man may have hypothermia. The rescue was quick; the man was placed on a stretcher and taken away in an ambulance.
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I start preparing this entree the night before I plan to grill it. It's a fabulous marinade with a unique flavor, and is of the only ways our family eats pork chops. —Erica Svejda, Janesville, Wisconsin
- 1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 4 boneless pork loin chops (1 inch thick)
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the first eight ingredients; add pork chops. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight.
- Drain and discard marinade. Grill pork chops, covered, over medium heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 145°. Let meat stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Grilled Pork Chops in Quick Cooking May/June 2005, p19
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The colour is so beautiful, and stays on for a very long time without the need for re-application. As with all lip tars it has a sweet mint scent to it, which I happen to really like. It also came with a little lip brush, which I find really useful for on the go. You barely need to use any to cover the lips, and you can still acheive a full opaque colour. I find this particular colour stains the lips, but I like that since it means the colour lasts that much longer, especially through eating/drinking.
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Top Gear comes in with its in-depth comparison review of the BMW 1M coupe versus the Audi RS3, perhaps its most direct rival and competitor.
This past saturday, the German Tuner magazine Sport Auto held their annual Tuner GP at Hockenheim Grand Prix raceway. This yearly event pits tuners from all over Europe against each other to see who is the best for bragging rights and with the victory comes added exposure for those shops in the winners circle. The TechTec BMW 1M coupe with its Akrapovic prototype exhaust, KW suspension, and 443hp, took 3rd place in the competition, behind a Lotus Exige and supercharged E46 M3.
1Addicts member 'Ohcrap' and his wife took the trip to Spartanburg, SC to take delivery of his BMW 1-Series M Coupe at the BMW Performance Center, and shares his experience with the group.
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Richard Hammond (of Top Gear) reviews the BMW 1M coupe. No surprise, he's a fan. We're looking forward to seeing the car reviewed and flogged on the Top Gear television series!
Shortly after BMW released the 1M, it debuted the 1M SafetyCar for the MotoGP series. Besides a unique paintscheme and some CF addons, the car was also lowered a good amount and sporting KW stickers. The writing was on the wall and we all knew that it was only a matter of time before a coilover kit was released for the 1M.
The coilovers are a Variant 3 system of KW's kit, which means that the coilovers are both rebound (infinitely) and compression (14) adjustable along with … CONTINUED
Yet another 1ADDICTS member has outfitted his 1M with a full compliment of BMW Performance parts. The carbon fiber/black parts look great on the valencia orange 1M, providing some sporty contrast against the bright orange.
Autobild recently conducted another track comparison review involving the BMW 1-series M Coupe. Stepping into the ring this time were the Audi RS 3 and the Ford Focus RS 500. The results? The BMW 1M wins, with the Audi finishing second and the Ford last. As seen in the test data below, the Audi with its AWD Quattro is the quickest in a straight line. The Audi also offers the most compliant ride according to Autobild. However, once the cars hit the track, the tide … CONTINUED
BMW Driving Instructor Donnie Isley provides an account of time recently spent breaking in a 1M on the twisty mountain roads of western North Carolina. His enthusiasm is infectious and you can't help but feel some of his 1M experience through his words. All in all, the 1M impressed him on these roads even more so than at the Willow Springs race track where he chaperoned the BMW 1M press drives last month.
They're here! The newest additions to the ///M school fleet at the BMW Performance Center in Spartanburg, SC have begun arriving. Approximately eight 1M coupes in total will be introduced to the group of M-cars which can be chosen by students participating in M performance driving courses at the Performance Center. Four 1Ms are already at the center and will be introduced to the fleet once their 1,200 mile break-in and scheduled service are completed.
The 1Ms will also mark the re-introduction of manual transmission cars to … CONTINUED
Autocar's recently released their print version of their BMW 1M vs. Cayman R comparison in their magazine, and now here's the video version. The video is inside for your enjoyment. Here's a hint on the results – it's close!
Someone (Insideline) has finally dyno'd the BMW 1M coupe and the results are even more impressive than most had predicted – 331rwhp/362rwtq !! Check inside for the dyno video and some incredulous (in a good way) reactions.
Car Enthusiast drives the BMW 1M back-to-back against the Porsche Cayman R and comes in with their verdict – "the M is the one we'd take home." How do they arrive at this conclusion? See analysis inside.
The venerable Top Gear magazine edition has reviewed the 1M coupe and much to no one's surprise by now, they love the car. All we needed to see was their comparison to the Z3 M coupe to know that they "get" what the 1M is all about. We can't wait for the video review by the 3 amigos on the Top Gear television series.
BMW M chassis expert Jürgen Schwenker provides some great new insight into the BMW 1M coupe, including chassis tuning, DSC, MDM mode, M button throttle mapping, seats, race brake pads, tires, exhaust, convertible version and more. Check out the dialogue inside.
Our review of the BMW 1M coupe from last week's BMW west coast press drive event at the Willow Springs International Raceway has been posted. We wondered if there would be any unique perspective for us to share with our readers. We hope so. We've shared our opinion on how the 1M compares to the M3 on the road from an M3 owner's perspective, how the 1M performs on the track according to a BMW performance driving instructor with 25 years of racing experience, and … CONTINUED
The inspiration for the BMW 1M coupe is said to be drawn from the E30 M3. BMW likes to say that the 1M is the spiritual successor to the original M3. In fact, all of the engineers who worked on the 1M coupe were required to drive and become familiar with the E30 M3 during development. That's how much BMW wanted the 1M coupe to emulate the E30 M3′s original spirit, while of course also accommodating for current safety required designs, customer wants, and reasonable build … CONTINUED
Here is the first set of comparison photos of the 1M coupe versus the E46 M3. Many feel that the 1M's squat stance with aggressively flared fenders harks back to the similarly aggressive stance and shape of the E46 M3. We tend to agree. Judge for yourself in these photos.


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Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Roy Nelson targeted for UFC's return to Abu Dhabi
A heavyweight bout between Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (34-8-1 MMA, 5-4 UFC) and Roy Nelson (19-9 MMA, 6-5 UFC) is being targeted for the UFCs upcoming return to Abu Dhabi.
UFC Tonight first reported the news on Wednesday. Although an exact date hasnt been determined for the event, it could happen as soon as May, according to the report.
Nogueira, whos been on the sidelines since a June loss to Fabricio Werdum, recently told MMAjunkie Radio he wants a fight with Nelson.
If its [Nelson], I think it will be a good fight because the guy is tough, Nogueira said. (Hes) the kind of guy I like to fight.


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As mentioned in this link https://data.usajobs.gov/Rest about the usage of API, I have seen different behaviors.
Here it is :
1) The default response is XML, its not jSON as mentioned in the link.
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Host: data.usajobs.gov
Within the Request Header, you also need to identify which format you desire. JSON is the default value if not specified:
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Content-type: application/xml
2) As mentioned in the link as "The REST API does not require authentication and is open to all consumers.", I do see an Authorization error while trying to invoke a call via a mobile app which is underdevelopment.
3) When I am directly using the link in browser, I am getting the response in XML format like for this call
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Kindly let me know,how can I proceed with developing my app using this Services & so many errors.


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