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Since that infamous day that Hurricane Irene paid us an unwelcome visit, our office has been gutted, disinfected three times, sprayed with an antimicrobial agent and wrapped in an impermeable membrane. Any future floodwater that might leak past gasketed flood doors will spill through floor grates into the crawl space that houses two sump pumps with generator backup power just in case the power grid fails. An addition has been constructed in order to house utilities above ground. All plumbing, wiring, insulation, floors, walls, doors and some windows have been replaced. Dental cabinets from Chicago, patient chairs from New Jersey and materials, supplies and small equipment were shipped from Massachusetts. Installation, hook-up and fine tuning were completed last week. As of Monday at 8 a.m., we are available with brand-new state-of-the-art equipment to provide for you better than the standard of care.
Thirty-nine years ago I rolled into Vermont with the dream to establish a country practice. After wandering throughout the state, I heard about a satellite practice in the Mad River Mill/Barn whose owner was searching for an associate. I tiptoed through the cow pies and there at the end of the barn was the last stall wrapped in shower curtains. (Remember, this was long before OSHA and CDC blood-borne pathogens rulings). I threw back the divider and there inside was a dental chair with X-ray head bolted to the wall. "Eureka", I exclaimed. "This is it!" The rest, as they say, is history.
Back in the early 1970s, there were only destructive stiff-bristled toothbrushes available, but not one inch of floss to be found anywhere in town. After promising the local merchants lots of customers, they reluctantly agreed to carry oral health care products. I'd wager that miles of floss have passed between thousands of teeth since then. Have you brushed and flossed today?
With no experience, no money, and tens of thousands of dollars indebtedness, our local banks wouldn't lend me working capital. So, with family loans, co-signatories, more debt, a vision and diploma, I planted roots. Valley Dental Associates began to grow.
Fast forward four decades Back to the Future. One doesn't know what it holds in store for him or her. For me, the physical plant was flooded, but deep roots are resistant and persistent. Chapter One: designing, building and financing a dental facility.
It certainly would have been so much easier to take the insurance money and sail off into the sunset, but that tack hardly would have been as satisfying or rewarding as has been the last five months. It has been a genuine pleasure working side by side with each and every member of the crew while watching the project undergo metamorphosis from merely sketches on paper to a fully functional dental clinic. We enjoyed comparing the similarities between restoring buildings and teeth…same principals, physics and tools; different materials and scale, of course!
My worst experiences have involved working with government agencies – SBA and Vermont codes. In spite of filing my claim with FEMA within a week after the destruction, mountains of paperwork (some 20 years old), having to involve my brothers, five months of phone calls and loan approval three months ago, I've not yet received one penny from SBA. Very fortunately, I could tap into lines of credit; otherwise, 14 people would have been unemployed and the Mad River Valley wouldn't have a dental clinic. I've contacted Bernie Sanders' office about that agency's exasperating red tape and its being worse than useless.
Although the building "worked" perfectly for 40 years, state inspectors insisted on replacing every inch of existing plumbing (approximately 2,500 feet) and wiring (almost a mile) to meet current codes. Cost is of no concern to them. One installation that was mandated was later proven to be not only unnecessary, but a health hazard; so it has been removed. Almost a thousand dollars was flushed down that drain.
Many of you have thanked me for rebuilding. Thank you, too, for the positive words of encouragement; and, you're welcome. I would like to take this opportunity to point out that I certainly did not and could not have done this alone. Alphabetically I owe a debt of gratitude to: Allen Lumber, American Dental Association, Annette, Belmont, Ben, Bill, Bisbee's, Charlie, Charlie Jr., Chas, Clearwater, Cliff, Community Fund, Dottie, Doug, Dr. Bishko, Dr. Goslin, Dr. Herbert, Dr. Horan, Dr. Lansky, Eric, Eric, Eric, Fred, Grenier, Home Depot, Jack, Jackie, Jacob, Jan, Jesus, Jill, Jim, Jonathon, Josh, Justin, Karen, Keith, Laura, Lowes, Malcolm, Mary, Michael, Michael, New England Service Group, Nick, Nicom, Northfield Savings Bank, Parkey, Paul, Rich, Rich, Ron, SBA, Scott, Service Master, Sheila, Steve, Streeter Concrete, Susan, Susan, The Hyde Away, Tom, Tri State, Travis, Troy, Tyler, Valley Rent-All, VEDA, VG, Victoria, Vito, VSECU, Waitsfield Planning Commission, Waitsfield Telecom, Waitsfield town clerk.
Whew! These are the 76 people and companies with whom I've spoken directly. For those I've failed to mention, please accept my apology. Also note, there are so many anonymous helpers behind the scenes without whom this couldn't have happened. Dentistry is extremely dependent on equipment, materials and supplies. Those in packaging, dispatching, shipping and trucking were instrumental in delivering the goods. Then there were all the engineers, chemists, manufacturers, and clinical and laboratory researchers, who analyzed, consolidated and formulated decades of evidence-based dentistry, clinical trials and other data. Universities and professors then taught us how to provide your dental care. Now, wrap your minds around the global effort required to obtain all the raw materials to produce this equipment and supplies. It had to be located, excavated, transported, processed, formed, shaped and manufactured. No doubt, several thousand people were involved in the complex process necessary to provide your dental care here in our tiny town. From all of us at Valley Dental Associates, thank you so much for your loyalty, patience and understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon.
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On the News now, Fox News Channel at least.
- 3-7 Devices (early reports) detonated.
- At least one additional device found, to be destroyed by Bomb Squad.
- 10 people at Boston Med with "Amputation Injuries"
- 3 dead (un-confirmed)
- Stocks are tumbling (265 Points)
- All Police, Fire, etc recalled in Boston, Surrounding communities sending teams into the City.
- New York going on High Alert and lockdown.
I was on the phone (Video Conference - support Call) with a gentleman who was two blocks away from the Finish Line, and I heard 4-5 distinct reports (explosions), however, that means little or nothing.
Putting my Tin Hat on firmly, I see this as a potential Trigger Event that the Gov. will use to further clamp down "in the name of National Security" or "For the Children" or "For the Public Good".
The event is bad enough. I fear the Gov. reaction.
God's Blessings and Prayers for the victims and their Families and Friends.
And even though I really HATE Boston, I am INFURIATED that ANYONE would do this in one of the Cradle's of MY NATION, and MY CONSTITUTION!
I hope they FIND WHOEVER DID THIS, and CHAIN THEM TO A POST IN BOSTON COMMONS FOR 1 HOUR.
Let Justice be done.

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The Dutchman's deflected injury-time free-kick earned United a 3-2 win at the Etihad Stadium after City had come back from 2-0 down.
Wayne Rooney netted twice before the break, with Yaya Toure and Pablo Zabaleta snatching goals for the hosts in the second half.
Van Persie said: "We had a really good start, because of Wayne's two really good, clinical finishes.
"We were in control but City always come back. But it's a really special way to end this game, with the three points in a really dramatic way."
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Ph.D., Interdisciplinary (History, Anthropology & Native American Studies), University of Montana (2005)
M.F.A., Poetry, University of Montana (2001)
B.A, English & Native American Studies, University of Montana (2000)
Courses Taught
NASX 235, "Oral and Written Traditions of Native Americans"
NASX 291, "Special Topics: Fundraising"
NASX 180, "Event Planning (Kyi-Yo Pow Wow)"
Research Interests
Tribal sovereignty, tribal government/governing structures, and individual tribal member social and civil justice issues
Selected Publications
Elk Thirst, University of Montana Merriam-Frontier Award for Publication, 2005.
"Rescue at L8000 Road." Poets of the American West. Kalispell, MT: Many Voices Press, 2010.
"Dinner: A Prose Poem." Edible Missoula Magazine. No. 4, Fall, 2008.
"Elk Thirst." Camas: The Nature of the West. University of Montana, Summer 2007.
"Eplctet?u Scilip." Poems Across the Big Sky: An Anthology of Montana Poets. Kalispell, MT: Many Voices Press, 2007.
"Blonde." Hanging Loose. Brooklyn, NY, Spring 2007.
"Half-Dream" and "Remaining." South Dakota Review, University of South Dakota, Winter 2006.
"Embers" and "History." Camas: The Nature of the West. University of Montana, Winter 2006.
"Elk Thirst." Big Sky Journal. Bozeman, MT, Fall 2006.
Contributions to Books
"Understanding the Political History of American Indians and Its Implications for Indian Education." Indigenous Literacies Are for Everyone (work in progress).
"Blonde," "Missions" and "Elk Thirst." Birthright: Born to Poetry--A Collection of Montana Indian Poetry. Helena, MT: Office of Public Instruction, 2012.
Three collections of 16 short stories for children that were translated into Salish and used for the Level 1-3 Salish Language Curriculum at Nkwusm, the Salish Langage Immersion School located on the Flathead Indian Reservation.
Member, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
Member, Montana Indian Education Association
Professional Experience
My somewhat disparate interests in event planning, poetry/literature and tribal sovereignty merged when I ran an event planning and consulting business before teaching at the University of Montana. During that time, I worked with non-profits, tribal nations, state agencies and individuals to plan and produce an array of events, from fundraisers to youth camps to celebrations. I also worked as an Indian Education for All consultant, offering professional development to K-12 teachers and administrators across the state of Montana on topics including tribal sovereignty and the history of federal Indian policy in the U.S. My background as a poet also brought me into classrooms where I conducted poetry readings and workshops with students of all ages.
Some of my favorite work includes various collaborations with the Montana Indian Business Alliance, the Montana State Indianpreneurship Program, MSU-Billings and the University of Great Falls; namely the First People's Youth Entrepreneurship Camps, which aimed to promote sustainable reservation economies by developing and supporting individual Indian business ownership (rather than tribally owned enterprises). This delving into economic issues on reservations led to my exploration of other social issues and my current work to create an organization that strives to address the root of these problems by ensuring individual tribal member social and civil justice through avenues such as an Intra-tribal Review Board for civil rights violations and pushing for tribal constitutional reform that includes a separation of tribal governing powers.


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What Happens During Radiation Therapy for Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL)
You will receive radiation treatments either as an outpatient or as a patient inside the hospital. If you're having treatment directed at just a small part of your body, you can likely do this as an outpatient. If you're getting ready for a stem cell transplant, you will have the treatments as an inpatient.
Preparing for radiation
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Gallery: Marshall's April 23, 1983, Green-White Game
The 1983 Marshall University Green-White spring game is played April 23, 1983.
From 1966 to 1983, Marshall's football program suffered a dismal streak of losing seasons.
The 1983 record was 4-7, its best since 1976.
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In 1984, Marshall won its two final games on the road against Illinois State and East Tennessee State to finish with a 6-5 record for its first winning season in 20 years.
1983 Marshall University football roster (according to the media guide)
1, Tim Kendrick, QB, Junior, Lakeland, Fla.
2, Pat Velarde, P, Senior, Yuma, Ariz.
3, Mark Grosse, WR, Freshman, Stow, W.Va.
4, Scott LaTulipe, K, Junior, Woodbridge, Va.
5, Robert Surratt, TB, Junior, Temple Hills, Md.
6, Larry Fourqurean, TB, Senior, Low Moor, Va.
7, John Jones, DB, Freshman, Holly Springs, Miss.
8, Garfield Lewis, CB, Sophomore, Lexington, Va.
9, Mark Brenneman, K, Freshman, Sistersville, W.Va.
10, Carl Fodor, QB, Sophomore, Weirton, W.Va.
11, Dan Patterson, QB, Senior, Phoenix, Ariz.
12, Bob Ulliman, SE, Sophomore, Cincinnati, Ohio.
14, Jeff McElroy, QB, Freshman, Lexington, Ky.
15, Alphonso Ferguson, QB, Freshman, Lexington, Ky.
16, Tom McClary, FL, Freshman, Obetz, Ohio.
17, Ted Carpenter, QB, Junior, Manassas, Va.
18, Mitch Weatherred, DB, Junior, Oxford, Md.
19, Tim Lewis, FL, Sophomore, Clarksburg, W.Va.
20, Eugene Pertee, CB, Senior, Sterling, Ohio.
21, Sydney Arrington, CB, Junior, Roanoke, Va.
22, Brian Swisher, SE, Sophomore, Friendly, W.Va.
23, Tim Bristow, RB, Freshman, Randleman, N.C.
24, Billy Hynus, FL, Junior, Huntington.
25, Dermont Smith, DB, Freshman, Dayton, Ohio.
27, Danny Abercrombie, TB, Sophomore, Coalwood, W.Va.
28, Mike Copenhaver, FS, Junior, Colliers, W.Va.
29, Jeff Ashmore, FB, Freshman, Loveland, Ohio.
30, Scott Walters, LB, Freshman, Ripley, W.Va.
31, Don Johnson, FB, Junior, Hamilton, Ohio.
32, Scott Hutchinson, WR, Junior, Proctorville, Ohio.
33, Dan Koah, RB, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
34, Leon Simms, DB, Junior, Queens, N.Y.
35, Glenn Bates, CB, Senior, Roselle, N.J.
36, Furess Whittington, TB, Freshman, Stamford, Conn.
37, Vincent Long, TB, Junior, Maitland, Fla.
38, Mike Cacioppo, FB, Junior, Phoenix, Ariz.
39, Todd Brown, DB, Freshman, Martinsburg, W.Va.
40, Darren Cook, WR, Freshman, New Martinsville, W.Va.
41, Jim Coupe, DE, Senior, Hampton, Va.
42, Terry Echols, LB, Senior, Corrine, W.Va.
43, Trey Duffy, DE, Junior, Bellaire, W.Va.
44, Randy Clarkson, FB, Sophomore, Columbus, Ohio.
45, David Clay, LB, Freshman, Saulsville, W.Va.
46, Eric Griffith, DE, Junior, Tempe, Ariz.
48, TonyLellie, LB, Junior, Weirton, W.Va.
51, Tom McConkey, OT, Junior, Wheeling, W.Va.
52, Norval Curtis, NG, Junior, Queens, N.J.
53, Stephen Blackwell, OG, Senior, Anderson, Ind.
54, Serge Wing, LB, Junior, Dale City, Va.
55, Juan Stout, C, Junior, Lexington, Ky.
57, Tom Brunoni, DE, Freshman, Sistersville, W.Va.
58, Randy Hawkins, NG, Senior, Roanoke, Va.
59, Brian Mays, LB, Junior, Wintersville, Ohio.
60, Sam Manos, C, Sophomore, New Castle, Pa.
61, Jeff Carroll, LN, Freshman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
62, Jay Gleich, OT, Freshman, Oak Hill, W.Va.
64, Tony Bolland, DT, Freshman, Rand, W.Va.
65, Steve Staley, OT, Freshman, New Cumberland, W.Va.
66, Jamie Huff, OG, Freshman, Chester, W.Va.
67, Mark Taylor, OG, Senior, West View, Pa.
69, Steve Wendt, OT, Junior, Titusville, Fla.
71, Jeff Borman, DT, Junior, Cincinnati, Ohio.
72, Ray Lamb, OG, Sophomore, Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
73, J. C. Curry, NG, Junior, W. Jefferson, Ohio.
75, Mike Powers, OG, Freshman, Lavalette, W.Va.
76, Steve Stoll, OG, Junior, Cincinnati, Ohio.
77, Rob Bowers, OT, Junior, Milton, W.Va.
78, Ethan Fields, DT, Junior, Coolidge, W.Va.
80, Walt Hughes, DB, Freshman, Harrisburg, Pa.
81, Dwayne Thompson, DE, Senior, Columbus, Ohio.
82, Kevin Gault, WR, Freshman, Uhrichsville, Ohio.
86, Ted Jackson, TE, Junior, Dale City, Va.
87, Todd Evans, TE, Senior, Southmont, N.C.
88, Darryl Johnson, DE, Freshman, Louisville, Ky.
89, John Logan, LB, Junior, Lexington, Ky.
90, Ken Conway, TE, Junior, Dade City, Fla.
91, Chuck Felty, DT, Sophomore, Ceredo, W.Va.
92, Marty Palazeti, DE, Junior, Dearborn, Mich.
93, James Wynes, DT, Junior, Talcott, W.Va.
94, Robert Pence, DE, Sophomore, Bridgeport, W.Va.
95, Nick Miller, DB, Freshman, Coal Grove, Ohio.
96, Larry Canterbury, DE, Sophomore, Hurricane, W.Va.
97, Mike Lindsey, NG, Senior, Bowling Green, Va.
98, Alan Huff, NG, Junior, Chester, W.Va.
99, John Ceglie, DE, Sophomore, Follansbee, W.Va.


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rest in articleThe man who turned the Biogenesis clinic from a quiet investigation in Miami into a national scandal says there are at least a dozen more athletes whose names haven't been exposed and that they come from across the sports world.
Porter Fischer, the former Biogenesis of Miami clinic employee who turned boxes of documents over to the Miami New Times last year, declined to name the athletes. But in his first television interview, Fischer told "Outside the Lines" that numerous sports had at least one athlete who received performance-enhancing drugs from clinic founder Tony Bosch.
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Nicole Noren/ESPNPorter Fischer is the man who brought the Biogenesis scandal public, by providing documents to a Miami newspaper that named MLB players as PED clients.
"This isn't a 2013 thing or a 2012 thing; some of these people have been on the books since 2009," Fischer said.
Fischer said he and associates have identified athletes from the NBA, NCAA, professional boxing, tennis and MMA, in addition to other professional baseball players who have not yet been identified. As far as he knows, Fischer said, Bosch had no clients from the NFL or NHL.
He said the only sports entity he has heard from was Major League Baseball.
The athletes not yet publicly named come from the documents Fischer took from the clinic, documents he said another employee asked him to take for safekeeping. The number of athletes involved with the clinic, based on what he saw and heard during his time with Biogenesis, is far more than people realize, he said.
"In just the four years that I know, it's got to be well over a hundred, easy," he said. "It's almost scary to think about how many people have gone through [Bosch's treatments] and how long he's gotten away with this."
Bosch has been cooperating with MLB for more than a month, providing what sources have said are extensive records of his connection to 20 to 25 players. The Milwaukee Brewers' Ryan Braun was already confronted with evidence, and he agreed to a season-ending 65-game suspension and forfeited his remaining salary for the year. Other suspensions, including for the New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez, are expected within the next two weeks.
In Fischer's interview with "Outside the Lines," he said he never expected the insanity that turned his life "upside down" after he released the documents.
Fischer was a client of Bosch's for two years, believing the man known as "Dr. T" was a medical doctor. Bosch is not but has presented himself as one for years, treating patients like Fischer with weight-loss regimens of prescription drugs. Fischer, who worked in marketing for years, said he offered to start a marketing campaign for Biogenesis last year and that Bosch responded by asking him to invest in the company.
Fischer said he gave Bosch $4,000 in September with the promise he would get $4,800 in return. Fischer was named the company's marketing director. After receiving $1,200, he said the payments stopped. Several former Bosch associates said they were also owed money
The reason I posted this was because i was wondering what you all thought if it came out that some UFC superstars were involved in this whole A Rod Ryan Braun thing. Would Dana take any action or will they ignore it completely?


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The Overtones blend classic '50s harmonies with modern pop. As well as inspired interpretations of hits from yesteryear, including The Darts' 'Come Back My Love' and The Chords' 'SH-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream)', The Overtones' impressive armoury includes the co-written 'Good Ol' Fashioned Love' – the title track of their 2010 album – and their own timeless compositions 'Carolyn' and showstopper 'Gambling Man'.
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WINNER! BEST MUSICAL REVIVAL 2009 TONY AWARD! The Public Theater's new Tony Award-winning production of HAIR is an elevtric celebration on stage! This exuberant musical about a group of young Americans searching for peace and love in a turbulent time has struck a resonant chord with audiences young and old. HAIR features an extraordinary cast and unforgettable songs, including "Aquarius," "Let the Sun Shine In," "Good Morning Starshine," and "Easy To Be Hard." Its relevance is UNDENIABLE. Its energy is UNBRIDLED. Its truth is UNWAVERING. It's HAIR, and IT'S TIME. PLEASE NOTE: This is the non-nudity version of HAIR but it does include adult content. Some material may not be suitable for all audiences.
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Dr. Dog's third studio album on Anti, B Room, marks the band's greatest point of clarity in more than a decade of performing and recording. Their arrangements, while still ambitious, are much simpler, moving past the multi-tracked pastiche of earlier efforts into a unique and vibrant band voice. Indeed, it is this discovery of the band-collective as a compositional tool that makes B Room the most cohesive, soulful, loose, and plain fun record of their career.
The making of B Room begins, not with the sound of guitars and drums, but with jackhammers. When Dr. Dog reconvened this winter to record, they didn't have demos, they even didn't have a place to make them. What they had was the foresight to know that the recording process needed to be remodeled. After ending their lease at Meth Beach, where they had been headquartered for the past eight years,the band took on the commitment of constructing an entirely new recording space within a now defunct silversmith mill. As bassist-vocalist Toby Leaman put it, "The whole process of recording really started with building the studio."
Rather than just cosmetically altering the appearance to make it feel like their own as they'd done at Meth Beach, the band built out the new studio, from the studs to the sheet rock to the recording booth. As Leaman now understands, making a record is a lot like doing construction. Both require a similar amount of frustration, intensity, and cohesion. By building the space first and releasing all of that emotion, the band was then free to engage in their creative process without the expectation or preconception that they admittedly had brought into other sessions.This lack of pretense was a welcome departure for guitarist-vocalist Scott McMicken. His affinity for creating ethereal soundscapes through multi-tracked instrumentals and effects was always rooted in the potential for a piece of music to feel greater than the sum of its parts. But as he came to accept, "I used to think that all I needed was a tape recorder and a bunch of instruments in a room. Now I realize that I'm useless by myself."
Dr. Dog manifested McMicken's epiphany by recording many of the album's tracks as live takes. On songs like "Minding the Usher" and "Love" the spontaneity of the band's live performances seamlessly fuses with the intricacy of their kaleidoscopic composition. Both Leaman and McMicken credit this evolution to relying less on the pre-produced demos they brought to other sessions, and more on the musicians surrounding them; an intention not so easily accomplished by two people who have been playing music together since 8th grade.
But with the melodic groundwork of bandmates Frank McElroy, Zach Miller, and Dimitri Manos, along with the intuitive rhythm of drummer Eric Slick, everyone was released from the self-conscious inhibition risked when songwriting is flowing from a single source. After being told by more than one listener that many beats on the album had a hip-hop quality, Leaman responded, "What I love about Slick's drumming is that it doesn't have to tell you that you should be moving to the music, you just do it, and that's what I think he has in common with hip-hop or funk or soul."Leaman's last thought touches on a current that travels throughout B Room. This album, in its purest form, is a soul album. It may be obvious as the first track opens with the Gamble and Huff inspired, "The Truth." But as the album progresses, the music continues to take on a soulfulness that is vibrant in its simplicity. AsMcMicken put it, "The hallmark of soul music for me is that the arrangements are simple rather than virtuosic, and that the sound creates a feeling that is intuitive rather than intellectual."
McMicken is proved true in the foot stomping revelry of "Nellie," while the intuitive approach peaks in the almost spiritual "Too Weak to Ramble" where McMicken and Leaman strip everything down to just two guitars and Leaman's fervent and tender vocals.
Although "The Sound of Philadelphia" influence may fade after the first track, the city that has helped define Dr. Dog's sound remains a heavy presence on the album. When asked about the city's role in their music, Leaman pointed out that many of the famous acts coming out of Philly were collaborations, from Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti to Hall and Oates. In his words, "Just a bunch of weirdoes playing music and taking risks together." Assuming that Leaman is referring to Dr. Dog's own journey with his deprecating analysis, he reveals a maturity and genuine self-awareness that is the essence of not just the album, but the band's current place in time. From the construction of the studio to the recording of the album that took place within its walls, the band has found that boundless moment of creativity where their spirit and soul coexist.
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To many local bands, The Ottawa Tavern (OT) is a landmark.
"The Ottawa Tavern is the heartbeat of both Adams Street and the Toledo music scene," Matt Klein of Bikini Babes and Silent Lions said in an email. "I've always been impressed by their dedication to supporting unique local talent and hosting the best touring bands to visit our city."
The bar will celebrate its fifth anniversary with a three-day concert, starting 10 p.m. Aug. 1.
"I think in bar and restaurant terms, it's pretty impressive," said manager Adam Sattler. "More than us being a bar and a restaurant, it's more about the fact that we've been doing original music for five years."
Each band performing during the three days has a connection to the bar in some way. Some have been playing at the tavern since its opening.
The party will include the first ever performance by Gunshots or Fireworks and the last by Bikini Babes. The schedule of bands includes GOLD, NRR, Katie's Randy Cat, The Miracle Vitamins and Gunshots or Fireworks on Aug. 1; goLab, The Zimmerman Twins, Bikini Babes, Silent Lions and People Being Human on Aug. 2; and The Fight Within, Jack and the Bear, Thirty Three & 1/3, React and Mike Corwin on Aug. 3.
"The folks at the OT have such a sharp eye for talent, both local and national, and support the bands and artists in ways very few bars/venues do," said Russ Courtney of The Miracle Vitamins said in an email. "I sometimes refer to Adam from the OT as the 'patron saint of Toledo music', which I still think is appropriate. In the last five years, the OT opened up a new channel for expression for Toledo's so-called 'indie' artists and truly changed the artistic environment in our town."
This event will be free, like most of their shows have been for the past five years.
"I think by doing free shows, we can still maintain that we are a neighborhood bar," Sattler said. "Hopefully what the bar means to Toledo is it is a venue for people to see up-and-coming regional and national bands. Toledo's in such a great spot. There's a lot of opportunities for us to bring in some of those touring bands and pair them with local bands."
Mark Metzger of The Fight Within said that The Ottawa Tavern stands out among other bars in Toledo.
"I think a huge part of it would have to be the staff," he said in an email. "Adam has been nothing but incredible to us. [The staff continues] to make that place such a great venue and bar. I think I can speak for the rest of the band when I say that we're honored to be a part of their celebration."
Sattler said the bar tries to stay plugged into the community. The venue is currently hosting a "Political Party" every Tuesday. The event is an informal meet and greet of Toledo mayoral candidates followed by food and entertainment. Opal Covey will be at the venue on Aug. 6 and councilman Joe McNamara on Aug. 13.
"Any bar can just open up and sell people liquor," Sattler said. "We like to be involved in the arts [and] music community."
The bar was opened five years ago by Tom Baird, who enjoyed the original Ottawa Tavern when he was in college. He wanted to recreate the bar in UpTown.
"This bar is five years old, but the name is I don't even know how many years old," Sattler said.
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
The Town recognized long-time employees at its Council meeting last Wednesday during the Length of Service awards.
Twenty employees were recognized for milestone years of service: 10, 15, 20 and 25 years of service.
Previously the Town has awarded the recipients with pins, but this year they distributed bonus checks instead, ranging from $250 to $625. In total the bonuses were worth $7,000.
Its not easy to work for the Town sometimes, so thank you for your service, said Mayor Bill Collins.
Award recipients, by years of service and department, were as follows:
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Donald A. Brown, Building and Codes
Tiffany N. Petersen, Dispatch
Vonciel T. Wright, Finance
Karen M. Johnson, Fire
James M. Wing, Fire
Tony D. Mitchum, Parks and Recreation
Corey W. Coburn, Parks and Recreation
Sidney M. Aiken, Police
Jason M. Bombard, Police
Hobert E. Williams, Police
John P. Quigley, Maintenance
15 years
Edward M. Turnbull, Fire
Robert Shingler, Police
Leon Smith, Street
20 years
Michael L. Cochran, Fire
James J. Cronin, Fire
John F. Kahler, Fire
Lucy A. Dreyer, Planning
Michael J. Donoghue, Police
25 years
Brenda B. Nevins, Police
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|The BXD set of RI strains is used in the genetic analysis of numerous complex or potentially complex physiologic phenotypes. The BXD strains are derived from the C57BL/6J (Stock No. 000664) and DBA/2J (Stock No. 000671) progenitor strains.
Former Names BXD-38/TyJ (Changed: 15-DEC-04 ) Type Recombinant Inbred (RI); Additional information on Recombinant Inbred Mice. Visit our online Nomenclature tutorial. Mating System Sibling x Sibling (Female x Male) 01-MAR-06 Species laboratory mouse RI progenitor C57BL/6J DBA/2J H2 Haplotype d Generation F37+30 (05-MAY-15)
Generation Definitions
dilute brown or steel grey
Related Genotype: a/a Tyrp1b/Tyrp1b Myo5ad/Myo5ad or a/a Tyrp1+/Tyrp1+ Myo5ad/Myo5ad
The BXD RI strains are used to study the genetics of behavioral phenotypes including alcohol and drug addiction, stress, and locomotor activity. The BXD set of RI strains also is used in the genetic analysis of numerous complex or potentially complex physiologic phenotypes including differences in organ weight and bone mineral density.
The strain distribution pattern (SDP) for the BXD RI strains is available through the Mouse Genome Informatics Contributed Data Sets and Gene Network. Additional tools and information are presented through the Mouse Phenome Database Specialized Strain Panel Query Form, and Gene Network .
The BXD set of RI strains was developed in the laboratory of Benjamin Taylor and was transferred to The Jackson Laboratory from Dr. Taylor's research colony upon his retirement. Of 42 BXD RI strains originally derived from the C57BL/6J (Stock No. 000664) and DBA/2J (Stock No. 000671), a number have become extinct over the years. The other BXD RI strains now being distributed are listed under "Related Recombinant Inbred Strains."
BXD Strains
000036 BXD1/TyJ 007143 BXD100/RwwJ 007144 BXD101/RwwJ 007145 BXD102/RwwJ 000012 BXD11/TyJ 024030 BXD113/RwwJ 000045 BXD12/TyJ 025974 BXD123/RwwJ 025975 BXD124/RwwJ 024031 BXD125/RwwJ 000040 BXD13/TyJ 000329 BXD14/TyJ 025984 BXD144/RwwJ 000095 BXD15/TyJ 025976 BXD154/RwwJ 000013 BXD16/TyJ 025985 BXD161/RwwJ 000015 BXD18/TyJ 000010 BXD19/TyJ 000075 BXD2/TyJ 000330 BXD20/TyJ 000077 BXD21/TyJ 000043 BXD22/TyJ 005243 BXD24/TyJ 000031 BXD24/TyJ-Cep290rd16/J 000081 BXD25/TyJ 000041 BXD27/TyJ 000047 BXD28/TyJ 000029 BXD29-Tlr4lps-2J/J 010981 BXD29/Ty 000083 BXD31/TyJ 000078 BXD32/TyJ 003222 BXD33/TyJ 003223 BXD34/TyJ 003225 BXD36/TyJ 003228 BXD39/TyJ 003229 BXD40/TyJ 003230 BXD42/TyJ 007093 BXD43/RwwJ 007094 BXD44/RwwJ 007096 BXD45/RwwJ 007097 BXD48/RwwJ 007139 BXD48a/RwwJ 007098 BXD49/RwwJ 000037 BXD5/TyJ 007099 BXD50/RwwJ 007100 BXD51/RwwJ 017749 BXD53/2RwwJ 007103 BXD55/RwwJ 007104 BXD56/RwwJ 000007 BXD6/TyJ 007105 BXD60/RwwJ 007106 BXD61/RwwJ 007107 BXD62/RwwJ 007108 BXD63/RwwJ 007109 BXD64/RwwJ 007109 BXD64/RwwJ 007110 BXD65/RwwJ 007140 BXD65a/RwwJ 009677 BXD65b/RwwJ 007111 BXD66/RwwJ 007112 BXD67/RwwJ 007113 BXD68/RwwJ 007114 BXD69/RwwJ 007115 BXD70/RwwJ 007116 BXD71/RwwJ 007117 BXD73/RwwJ 007124 BXD73a/RwwJ 007146 BXD73b/RwwJ 007118 BXD74/RwwJ 007119 BXD75/RwwJ 007121 BXD77/RwwJ 024029 BXD78/2RwwJ 007123 BXD79/RwwJ 000084 BXD8/TyJ 007125 BXD81/RwwJ 007126 BXD83/RwwJ 007127 BXD84/RwwJ 007128 BXD85/RwwJ 007129 BXD86/RwwJ 007130 BXD87/RwwJ 017750 BXD88/2RwwJ 007132 BXD89/RwwJ 000105 BXD9/TyJ 007133 BXD90/RwwJ 017751 BXD91/2RwwJ 007138 BXD95/RwwJ 007141 BXD98/RwwJ 007142 BXD99/RwwJView BXD Strains (89 strains)
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Alexander RC; Wright R; Freed W. 1996. Quantitative trait loci contributing to phencyclidine-induced and amphetamine-induced locomotor behavior in inbred mice. Neuropsychopharmacology 15(5):484-90. [PubMed: 8914121] [MGI Ref ID J:36714]
Belknap JK; Crabbe JC; Plomin R; McClearn GE; Sampson KE; O'Toole LA; Gora-Maslak G. 1992. Single-locus control of saccharin intake in BXD/Ty recombinant inbred (RI) mice: some methodological implications for RI strain analysis. Behav Genet 22(1):81-100. [PubMed: 1590732] [MGI Ref ID J:1952]
Belknap JK; Metten P; Helms ML; O'Toole LA; Angeli-Gade S; Crabbe JC; Phillips TJ. 1993. Quantitative trait loci (QTL) applications to substances of abuse: physical dependence studies with nitrous oxide and ethanol in BXD mice. Behav Genet 23(2):213-22. [PubMed: 8512534] [MGI Ref ID J:11831]
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Cunningham CL. 1995. Localization of genes influencing ethanol-induced conditioned place preference and locomotor activity in BXD recombinant inbred mice. Psychopharmacology (Berl) 120(1):28-41. [PubMed: 7480533] [MGI Ref ID J:28135]
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i made a normal sponge mix
225g/8oz butter or margarine, softened at room temperature
225g/8oz caster sugar
4 medium eggs
2 tsp strawberry extract
225g/8oz self raising flour
preheat the oven at 200c
mix the butter and sugar together, then beat the egg and whisk in. then sift in the flour and fold in. then i separated it into two bowls and added pink colouring one darker than the other and spooned it in alternating colours into the jars
then place on middle shelf in oven for 15 min's
then once done remove from the jars and peel of paper and leave on a rack to cool
once cool cut off the tops so that they are flat and spread raspberry jam and raspberry marshmallow fluff and sandwich two together then its ready for icing
for the bow you need roll out fondant, i used blue food colouring and kneaded it in, so that i would have blue and white stripes
roll out the icing quite thin, then use either a cake strip cutter or a rotary blade and a ruler and cut the fondant into strips then place the strips together in alternating colours and then roll over gently with the rolling pin to mould the stripes together, take one of the striped bits and fold in a circle then pinch it in the middle and then place your finger in the each side to open it up then cut one strip in half for the two bow tassel's and place them together and then add the bow on top, then cut one of the strips into a small piece and wrap it around the middle to hide the joins
to cover the sponge i rolled out pink royal icing and the used a heart cutter and added the hearts on upside down to look like ruffles
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Local teen speaks out against bullyingWritten by Danielle Stanton | | email@example.com
Raven Foster was tormented at a former school: bullies tossed her books, they taunted her, played tricks on her and once a group surrounded her and threatened physical harm. She became depressed, transferred schools and eventually dropped out to be home-schooled.
The 14-year-old eighth-grader, now at Toledo Public School's Byrnedale Elementary School, is trying to put an end to bullying with her anti-bullying campaign.
She started a blog, organized a two-mile walk called Stomp Out Bullying, started a school task force and, over Christmas, she created cards for the Boys & Girls Club of Toledo.
Raven wants to make sure what happened to her doesn't happen to someone else. She wants to give people a safe place to express themselves, she said, and increase the awareness of bullying so adults take it more seriously.
"People don't take bullying as seriously as they should," Raven said. "There's a lot of bullying that goes on in our schools; some principals don't take it as seriously. … They don't see the big problem.
"There's kids that are going through the same thing [as me] because bullying affects so many innocent lives," Raven said. "It just really brings me down to hear that people are committing suicide because of bullying and not living the life they should because of people bullying them."
Byrnedale principal Christina Ramsey said she and her staff take bullying very seriously and work with the students to prevent and stop bullying through education. Counselor Tina Kyriakou visits each classroom to talk about what is bullying and how to combat it.
The school also has a bullying drop box monitored by Kyriakou. Any reported incidents of bullying are investigated by Kyriakou and the assistant principal follows up with any discipline, Ramsey said.
"Bullying is a problem at every single school. It doesn't matter where you go to school. Now there's more social awareness about it," Ramsey said. "My teachers are not afraid to address it or report it.
"[Raven] will be the first one to come to me to talk to me and we always work through those problems," Ramsey said. "She's become a school leader. The other kids look up to her. … I'm proud of her and I appreciate all the contributions she does bring here to Byrnedale."
Ramsey and Kyriakou were not at Byrnedale last year when Raven was experiencing problems with bullying, Ramsey said. She said Raven was having a difficult time with a group of girls, but now that the school has taken steps at prevention, things for her have improved.
Raven's campaign covers physical, verbal, cyber and covert types of bullying. Covert bullying can include lies or rumors meant to hurt a person's reputation. Raven no longer deals with physical threats, but still sometimes grapples with cyberbullying over Facebook, she said.
Raven's experiences with bullying began when she moved back to Toledo from Marietta, Ga. There, the schools had a zero tolerance for bullying, her mother Lorraine Foster said.
Raven enrolled in the fourth grade at Rosary Cathedral, a private school in Toledo, and soon the taunting and viciousness ensued. It got so bad, she transferred to Madison Avenue School of Art. Then she dropped out in fifth grade to be home-schooled.
Lorraine said she witnessed a group of eight girls surround Raven and threaten to beat her up. The fear of adults or punishment was no deterrent to the girls, said Lorraine, who was outraged over the encounter.
"I had to really bite my tongue and not say things to people's kids," Lorraine said. "A few times, I flipped out and jumped in front of kids, eight kids — I jumped in front of Raven to protect her. They picked on her when she was with me. I thought, 'These kids are going to make me go to jail.' There was no respect for me. It was really hard. I scared them. But the real bullies weren't scared. Nobody takes it serious or addressed the situation.
Last April, Raven was sitting in a car with a friend when a group of girls approached her window, cursing. She and her friend went home and discussed what they could do. That's when Raven started her blog. On May 5, she posted her story:
"I was just so sad and miserable all I ever did was cry and cry," Raven wrote. "My teachers really wanted to help me but they couldn't handle these inner city schools, it was just too much for the both of us."
She also offers words of wisdom for those being bullied.
"A lot that goes on in bullying is 'he said she said,'" Raven wrote on Oct. 14. "I noticed a lot of that at my school. It really saddens me how people can turn everyone against you from 'he said she said.'… My advice to you … if you didn't hear that person say it out of their own mouth ignore it…."
To read more, visit Raven's blog at http://antibullyingthe411.blogspot.com/.
Raven also started a student task force at her school in which students accused of bullying go before a panel of fellow students. The school is not tolerating bullying, Lorraine said.
"I'm really proud of her because … at first she was super depressed and it scared me and she's coming out of it. I like the approach she's taking," said Lorraine, who said she understands her daughter's battle because she also was bullied as a child.
"It was very bad for me. That's why I take it so serious," Lorraine said. "I'm very proud that she walks away from everything and takes the more peace type of approach. I'm glad that she's like that. And I'm proud of her that she keeps getting back up; it doesn't break her and it makes her better."
Tags: Boys & Girls Club of Toledo, Byrnedale principal Christina Ramsey, Counselor Tina Kyriakou, cyberbullying, Facebook, Madison Avenue School of Art, Raven Foster, Rosary Cathedral, Toledo Public School's Byrnedale Elementary School, zero tolerance


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A 43-year-old Aiken woman was detained for shoplifting on Wednesday after she tried to take a CD, a DVD and craft items from a store on Richland Avenue without paying.
Two vehicle break-ins were reported on Trolley Line Road on Wednesday. A window was broken in each vehicle. One owner reported a purse missing while the other reported nothing missing.
An additional vehicle break-in was reported on University Parkway on Wednesday. The owner reported a window busted and a backpack containing a laptop computer missing.
Officers responded to an alarm caused by an open door at a home on Senate Drive on Wednesday. Nothing appeared to be disturbed, and officers secured the home before leaving.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriffs Office:
A Warrenville man allegedly took his wifes clothes to the dump because she allegedly took his NASCAR cars from their bedroom.
Three leaf blowers were reported missing from a home on Stevie Seymour Street in North Augusta on Wednesday.
A lawn mower was reported missing from a home on Pine Log Road in Warrenville on Wednesday.
A Wagener man reported identity theft on Wednesday after learning that someone filed for income taxes using his name.
Burglaries were reported on Wednesday on Runs Creek Drive in Jackson, North Silverton Street in Jackson and Laurel Drive in Graniteville.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Jefferson Davis Highway in North Augusta on Wednesday.
A vehicle was reported stolen from Laurie Drive in Beech Island on Wednesday.
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On June 29, 2012, the Honourable Christian Paradis, Minister of Industry, and the Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, announced that the Copyright Modernization Act, Bill C-11, had received royal assent.
Canada now has a modern copyright regime, which will play a critical role in protecting and creating jobs in Canada's digital economy. With this bill receiving royal assent, the Government of Canada has delivered on its commitment to seek swift passage of modernized copyright legislation in a way that strikes the right balance between the needs of creators and users.
Before coming into force, the Copyright Modernization Act will go through an order-in-council process over the coming months.
For information on Bill C-11 receiving Royal Assent, read the news release.
With the passage of this legislation, balancedcopyright.gc.ca is now the source for details on the changes that will soon come into force.
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