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SoCon Coach of the Year: 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2012 Eaton/Golf Pride East Region Coach of the Year: 2009
Mark Guhne (pronounced JUNE) took the reins of the Chattanooga Mocs men's golf team in 2005 and has led his alma mater to unprecedented heights in men's golf. He has spearheaded a consistent presence in the national rankings.
Under his guidance the program has thrived on and off the course. His teams have set records in competition as well as in the classroom. They've also been active in the community with clinics and service activities.
Guhne has directed the Mocs to 17 team and 14 individual wins in his 10 seasons. That includes five Southern Conference Championships (2007-09, 2012-13) and one NCAA Regional (2012 Bowling Green) along with the coveted 2008 Carpet Capital Collegiate crown. Prize pupil Stephan Jaeger posted individual wins at conference and regional in leading Chattanooga to those titles in 2012.
He's had three All-Americans – Jaeger (2012), Jonathan Hodge (2008) and Chris Robb (2014) – during his tenure and between Hodge (2007-08) and Jaeger (2010-12), Guhne's program boasts five SoCon Golfer of the Year awards. His charges have been awarded PING All-East Region honors 12 times. The jewel of the individual accolades is Steven Fox's 2012 United States Amateur Championship.
Guhne has piloted the Mocs to the No. 1 ranking in college golf, twice. In back-to-back seasons, 2008-09 and 2009-10, UTC reached the top spot in the Golfstat rankings. His teams have been ranked in the top 25 twice in the end of year rankings with a high of No. 12 in 2008. That 2007-08 team had a remarkable year winning a program-record five times with three medalist honors by Hodge.
Eight of his 10 teams qualified for NCAA Regional play. The Mocs twice moved on to compete in the NCAA Championship finishing 18th both times at Inverness in 2009 and Riviera Country Club in 2012. In 2014, Robb became the first Chattanooga competitor since Neil Connolly in 1993 to advance as an individual.
That paved the way to Robb's All-America honor. He tied for third at the NCAA Eugene Regional shooting 2-over par 212 and captured the berth on the first playoff hole over Niklas Lindstrom of Liberty. He was tied for 75th through 36 holes. A 6-under (64) final round included birdies on the last three holes and five of the last six to rocket up the leaderboard to a tie for 15th.
Guhne's had several individuals ranked among the nation's leaders year-in and year-out. Jaeger posted the highest individual ranking of any Guhne protégée ending up at No. 12 in 2012 finishing his season at 22-under par.
Hodge's No. 26 in 2008 is second to Jaeger, but that season is also the only time the Mocs have had three top 100 performers in the same campaign. Rende (74) and Fredrik Qvicker (88) joined Hodge as the squad boasted four All-Southern Conference performers with that trio and Ben Rickett.
Guhne has four SoCon Coach of the Year awards – 2006, 2007, 2008, 2012 – with the top-ranked team in the league in seven of the last eight years. He was also named 2009 Eaton/Golf Pride East Region Coach of the Year. In 2014, he was inducted into the Chattanooga Area Sports Hall of Fame.
As part of the growth of the student-athlete, Guhne encourages aggressive summer tournament schedules. During his tenure, five players have qualified for the U.S. Amateur, three in 2007 in Hodge, Rende and Bryce Ledford. Jaeger qualified in 2011 and Fox won it in 2012.
Qvicker finished as low amateur at the 2007 Scandanavian Masters, while Rickett qualified for the 2007 English Amateur, finishing in the final 16, and the 2008 British and English Ams. Rickett, Qvicker and Jaeger all advanced to match play at the Amateur together in 2009.
Rende won the 2007 Tennessee State Open and then followed in 2008 with a win at the Tennessee State Amateur. Hodge qualified for the Western Refining All-American in 2008 and played a phenomenal summer schedule which included a third-round finish at the North/South Amateur. Jaeger was a wild-card entry in the 2011 BMW International Open on the European Tour.
Fox won the 2011 Tennessee Match Play Championship. He made a run at the 2009 Tennessee Open title finishing tied for second to Ledford and was a semi-finalist at the 2010 Match Play Championship. He and Kory Webb won their qualifiers for the 2012 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship. Fox later claimed the 2013 Tennessee Amateur and the 2014 Tennessee Open to join Rende in winning the tourneys in back-to-back years.
While the athletic accolades are numerous, Guhne is just as proud of the academic prowess his student-athletes consistently display. The team yearly posts one of the athletic department's top team GPA's and in 2012 received national notice. The program achieved a perfect multi-year APR score of 1,000 for the period 2008-11. It became the first in UTC history to attain the mark.
During the 2008-11 stretch, the Mocs had two Cleveland/Srixon All-America Scholars in Jaeger and Rende along with multiple Academic All-SoCon, Dean's List and Athletic Director's Honor Roll mentions. The team's commitment to the classroom mirrors its play on the course. Jaeger took UTC's top academic honor in 2012 winning the Dayle May Award. It goes to the senior male and female student-athletes with the best cumulative grade point average.
His teams are active in the community as well with several projects, but one has become a major involvement. The Mocs have been very active the last few years with the City of Chattanooga Parks & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Services C.H.I.P.S. program.
C.H.I.P.S. Golf is one of the many programs Therapeutic Recreation Services facilitates for individuals who have disabilities. C.H.I.P.S. makes it possible for anyone regardless of his or her disability to be able to play the game of golf.
UTC student-athletes have been active playing rounds on regular basis with the C.H.I.P.S. golfers. The team also hosted a golf skills open house for the group prior to the 2011 NCAA Colorado Regional at the Player Development Complex.
Guhne was elevated to the head coaching position on March 1, 2005, after three seasons serving as assistant coach to Reed Sanderlin. A former PGA professional, Guhne earned Class A status and was the 2007 Horton Smith Award winner. He was elected president of the Chattanooga chapter of the PGA in 2008.
Among his playing accomplishments, Guhne was selected to the 2007 Tennessee Challenge Cup team. In 2003 and 2004, he represented Tennessee in the Tennessee vs. Georgia PGA Cup Matches. He regained his amateur status in 2012 but has since returned to playing in pro events in the area.
Mark and his wife Kelly are both Chattanooga graduates with each earning degrees in 1984. The couple resides in Hixson, Tenn. He is an avid fisherman in his spare time.
GUHNE AT A GLANCE Alma Mater: Chattanooga '84
HONORS 2006 SoCon Coach of the Year 2007 SoCon Coach of the Year 2008 SoCon Coach of the Year 2009 Eaton/Golf Pride East Region Coach of the Year 2012 SoCon Coach of the Year 2014 Chattanooga Area Sports Hall of Fame
NCAA APPEARANCES REGIONALS: 2007 East, 2008 East, 2009 South Central, 2010 Southwest, 2011 Colorado, 2012 Bowling Green, 2013 Columbus, 2014 Eugene CHAMPIONSHIP: 2009, 2012, 2014 (Ind.)
TEAM TITLES 2005-06: Re/Max UTC Fall Cl. 2006-07: Rio Pinar Int., Wexford Int., USA Spring Classic, SoCon Champ. 2007-08: Coca-Cola Duke Golf Cl., Cleveland Palmetto Int., Furman Int., Bank of America Int., SoCon Champ. 2008-09: Aldila Scenic City Inv., Carpet Capital Coll., SoCon Champ. 2009-10: Cleveland Golf Palmetto Int. 2011-12: SoCon Champ., NCAA Bowling Green Regional 2012-13: SoCon Champ.
INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS 2005-06: Bryce Ledford, Re/Max UTC Fall Cl. 2006-07: Derek Rende, USA Spring Cl. 2007-08: Jonathan Hodge, Coca-Cola Duke Golf Cl., Cleveland Palmetto Int., Furman Int. 2009-10: Steven Fox, Furman Int. (Co-Medalist) 2010-11: Chris Robb, Springhill Suites Coll.; Stephan Jaeger, LSU National Inv. 2011-12: Stephan Jaeger, Golfweek Conference Champ., SoCon Champ., NCAA Bowling Green Reg. 2012-13: Chris Robb, Bridgestone Golf Collegiate 2013-14: Wes Gosselin, Savannah Quarters Individual
ALL-AMERICA 2008: Jonathan Hodge, 2nd Team 2012: Stephan Jaeger, 1st Team 2014: Chris Robb, Honorable Mention
GCAA ALL-NICKLAUS TEAM 2012: Stephan Jaeger
USGA CHAMPIONS 2012: Steven Fox, Amateur
PING ALL-REGION 2008: Jonathan Hodge, Derek Rende 2009: Stephan Jaeger, Derek Rende, Ben Rickett 2010: Stephan Jaeger, Derek Rende 2011: Stephan Jaeger 2012: Stephan Jaeger, Steven Fox 2013: Steven Fox, Chris Robb
CLEVELAND GOLF/SRIXON ALL-AMERICA SCHOLARS 2009: Derek Rende 2010: Derek Rende 2011: Stephan Jaeger 2012: Stephan Jaeger
SOCON PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2007: Jonathan Hodge 2008: Jonathan Hodge 2010: Stephan Jaeger 2011: Stephan Jaeger 2012: Stephan Jaeger
SOCON FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2007: Derek Rende 2009: Stephan Jaeger 2015: Andrew Weathers


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You are correct on that front sir! The instant access to information makes the world like a classroom full of 14 year olds spreading rumors, doesn't matter if it is even correct information in most cases. While the rest of the normal world is held accountable to own our bad decisions, the media is in a place today where they can ruin anybody's life/reputation with poor judgment in reporting, usually stemming from an attempt to be the first on the next "big" story. That's why I love this sight, while the rest of the world spreads rumors, these guys wait for facts and let us average die hard fans spread the rumors amongst ourselves, which is where it belongs! Good insight crimson, much appreciated!
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I don't want to be labeled an apologist for this thought, but.........I couldn't tell you how many successful people (accountants, doctors, etc) I know that were arrested for one minor reason or another while in college (underage drinking, acting like idiots in bars or house parties getting out of hand), I know these individuals were not superstar athletes, and understand that a responsibility comes with being in the public eye and representing a team/university that is providing the education and exposure a Roby is receiving. Whatever he receives from the legal stand point will be handled, he will be punished by the team, and if he learns from the mistakes and thus learns to keep himself out of these types of situations in the future, I would lean towards saying chalk it up as a young immature man learning to become an adult that is responsible for his actions. It is likely that these guys have been in these situations many times and made the right choices, but it takes only one lapse of judgment to ruin a lifetime of good deeds. I hate what it gives the media an opportunity to do to my beloved buckeyes, and even more so hate the possibility of losing our best DB. However, this is part of young men growing and I often grow tired of people judging college kids character based of one mistake that in the scheme of life is a blip on the radar. Most of us and the media included have a skeleton or two in our closets. Hope it doesn't seriously hurt this young mans future AS LONG AS HE LEARNS AND OWNS UP AND TAKES RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIS ACTIONS.....sorry for being so long winded! I'm long time silent stalker on the site and just decided to begin adding my two cents! Also, thanks for the legal insight and update!

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Another week and another division 1 commitment out of the Buffalo Jr Sabres program. This time it was Max Mikowski as he committed to RIT. It was a down week for Buffalo other than that as they were winless in 3 games. The Georgetown Raiders won a big home matchup against Buffalo but lost their 2 out of division games. Orangeville was Orangeville as they lost 2 games. The Hamilton Redwings didn't pick up a win but they were able to pick up a point in comeback fashion while falling to Pickering. Burlington knocked off Orangeville on Friday in a rare afternoon tilt and Milton just kept on winning as they pushed their streak to 5 games.
Would you believe that we are now at the half way mark of the OJHL season? 292 of 583 games are now in the books. As it stands right now only 3 teams from the West are in the playoffs if it were to start today. Hamilton and Burlington sit 9th and 11th respectively. Whatever kinks were in the first half they better be worked out soon. The first half went fast and the 2nd is sure to be quicker.
Game of the Week Review
Buffalo Jr Sabres vs Georgetown Raiders
The 2nd match of the season between the two favourites in the West Division. Both teams were coming in not playing their best of the season but an important 2 points were on the line so that didn't matter. In their previous meeting Georgetown skated away with a 2-1 victory secured via the shootout.
The first period was very evenly played. Both teams wanted to make sure they got off to a great start yet didn't want to give anything up to the other team. Georgetown held the shot advantage after 1 period 11-10 but it was Pat Egan for the Jr Sabres was the only one able to solve the goalies as he buried his 18th of the season. It seemed as though McNiven and Mueller were going to turn this into a goalie dual just like the first matchup.
The 2nd period however had a little more offence then the first. Georgetown made sure they got back in the game quickly as John Adams tied the game at the 2:21 mark. Following some back and forth play where anyone could have scored it was Nick Smith who got the Jr Sabres back on top as Jason Heerdt picked up his 2nd helper of the night. Not wanting to go into another intermission trailing the Raiders put on the press and Anthony Marra got them back on equal terms with just under 4 minutes remaining in the 2nd. Shots were close again in this period with the Jr Sabres holding a 10-9 advantage for an even 20-20 through 2 periods.
Shortly after the start of the 3rd period Georgetown was able to taste the lead for the first time as John Adams added his second of the game this one on the man advantage. Would Michael McNiven be able to hold of the division leaders or were more goals to come? Buffalo answered that question and then some as they added two goals to retake the lead the first by Nick Smith and the second by recent RIT commit Max Mikowski and Jr Sabres were back out in front 4-3. A Georgetown Raiders and Buffalo Jr Sabres game just wouldn't be the same without extra time while the first two periods were pretty even the Raiders started to assert themselves in the 3rd. They would outshoot the Jr Sabres 16-11 and captain Steve Hladin would tie things up at 4 and once again we were off to overtime.
I would like to say it was a back and forth overtime but the Raiders carried their momentum from the 3rd over into the extra period and before the Jr Sabres were able to register a shot the Raiders had 4 and the 4th shot of the stick of John Adams found a home in the back of the net for the Hat-Trick and OT winner. The Jr Sabres were now stuck in a 3 game winless streak that would be pushed to 4 on Sunday with another loss this time in Milton. The Raiders picked up a much needed win as the hard charging Icehawks have passed them in the standings on the backs of a 5 game winning streak.
West Division 3 Stars
1)Shane Bennett (Mil)
WOW! That is the first thing that comes to mind when looking at Shane Bennett's week. 2 hat tricks and a 2 goal game, 8 goals and 3 assists total as the Icehawks won all 3 games.
2)John Adams (Geo)
The 2nd year forward had his best week in the OJHL as he tallied 5 goals and added 2 assists. Highlighted by a hat trick and OT winner against Buffalo on Saturday he surpassed last years goal total and now has 12 on the season.
3)Jeremy Gottzmann (Mil)
The former Cougars captain was only able to suit up in 2 of the Icehawks 3 games this week but when he was in he made it count. Picked up 3 points against Newmarket on Friday and followed that up with another 3 against Buffalo on Sunday. 1G and 5A is what the final stat line read at the end of the week.
Rookie of the Week
Alex Richie (Mil)
Alex Richie has continued his stellar season adding a goal and 7 assists to his yearly totals this week in helping lead the Icehawks to 3 wins.
Team of the Week
Milton Icehawks
3 more wins in 3 games this week for the Icehawks as they push their winning streak to 5 games. Last week it was the goaltending but this week it was the offence as Milton scored 18 times in 3 games. This run has pushed them into 2nd in the division although Georgetown does have 5 games in hand on them.
Game of the Week Preview
Burlington Cougars @ Milton Icehaws Saturday November 30th
Lots of story lines in this one as Milton currently has former Cougars captain Jeremy Gottzmann on their roster as well as the son of Cougars coach Pete Richards on their team, Cooper Richards. Gottzmann and Richards have already laced them up for 1 game against their former team a 5-2 win by the Cougars where they were led by former Icehawk Viktor Mueller as he scored 2 goals.
It may seem like a mismatch on paper with Milton 4th and the Cougars 11th but when these 2 rivals meet it doesn't matter what the paper says. Can Milton stay hot and exact some revenge on the Cougars? Or will they spoil a Friday night for the Milton faithful as they continue to fight for a playoff spot?
Only one way to get an answer to these questions and that is to check out the game of the week in Milton.


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To quote BHGP: HAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHHAHAHA
this week in unintentionally grim-sounding recruiting headlines
To quote BHGP: HAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHHAHAHA
So your solution to an out of control program that can't deliver in the tourney is to hire one of the worst tourney coaches of all time that oversaw a program of serial rapists at Iowa? Good call
Already a dead man walking without Sam Gilbert.
at the Steve Alford Inn!!
Flip Saunders turned down the job at Minnesota
Ben Howland to Minn?
hired a guy they'd have for 30 years. Alford turned out to be just another decent to good coach. Maybe Iowa was the wrong place for him from a recruiting perspective, I don't know.
UCLA will give him a broader net to cast and for the first time he'll have a proven program with great history to sell. Pac 12 is there for the taking.


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I have been getting some bizarro keyword searches of late, people. And I felt the need to share.
The latest trend, as I mentioned earlier, is people wondering about the Kool Aid Man's newly acquired pants. Kool Aid Man, this is for you. I feel your pain. I hate pants myself. And I would be quite unhappy if I once had a pantsless existance like yours and had to leave it behind for a new life of pants. See my original I Hate Pants diatribe for more of my feelings on the matter.
Pants aren't the only thing I hate though, you know. I am kind of hating this obscenely hot weather. This morning I didn't even both drying my hair, because with the humidity the way it is, what's the point? The TV weather people have also issued their usual warning about the bad air quality and that old coots and asthmatics should stay inside. Well, TV weather people, let me tell you something -- if you have teh asthma, you don't need to be told this information. It becomes pretty obvious when you go outside and you can't, ya know, breathe. I'm just saying.
I've been struggling with a blogging low point lately. I was worried that I had run out of things to say (stop laughing) but then I realized that it seems to be going around. Maybe there's not much to say in July. Other than to whine about the heat or the occasional migraine (it's gone, I'm fine, thankyouverymuch) or that the fucking CAT scan indicated that the staphs are still among us and there's three more weeks of Levaquin to look forward to. Oh wait, that last one is just me. And I certainly don't want to blog about that. Fucking staph.
But check this out, I saw this new mouthwash when I was at the Target yesterday. Smart Mouth? I don't recall being asked if they could use the name. Do you think I have a case for copyright infringement here? They're crunching on my turf! And I have a hard time believing this stuff could work for a whole 24 hours. I wonder if it has some kind of guarantee. Because I seriously doubt it could stand up to garlic for breakfast, garlic for lunch, garlic for dinner, garlic for tea. I really love me up some garlic.
I hope my patron saint of smart mouth duties don't have to include being the patron saint of a particular mouthwash. That certainly doesn't leave me feeling minty fresh. I'm just saying.


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Aug. 28, 2009 -- Psyllium, the soluble fiber in Metamucil and other products, can relieve abdominal pain and discomfort in some patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Bran, an insoluble fiber, did not help most patients and worsened symptoms in many, according to the results of a 275-patientRead Full Article
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Aug. 20, 2009 -- People with IBS suffer pain and greatly reduced quality of life -- but what hurts most is when family, friends, and doctors don't think their suffering is legitimate. Irritable bowel syndrome greatly disrupts the lives of people who suffer from it. But unlike other gut diseases, sucRead Full Article
New IBS Guidelines Offer Treatment Ideas
Dec. 19, 2008 -- New guidelines have been issued by the nation's gastroenterologists that are aimed at easing the abdominal pain, diarrhea, and other symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which afflicts millions of Americans. The guidelines, issued by the American College of Gastroenterology,Read Full Article
Peppermint Oil, Fiber Can Treat IBS
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FDA OKs Constipation Drug for IBS
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IBS Drug Zelnorm OK'd for Some
(Editor's Note: On April 2, 2008, Zelnorm's manufacturer voluntarily discontinued Zelnorm. It is no longer available.) July 27, 2007 -- The irritable bowel syndrome drug Zelnorm, which was taken off the U.S. market earlier this year, will be allowed for some patients under tight restrictions, the FDRead Full Article
IBS Drug Zelnorm Taken Off U.S. Market
March 30, 2007 -- A popular drug for irritable bowel syndrome and constipation was pulled from the U.S. market Friday amid new evidence that it raises the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Novartis, the manufacturer of Zelnorm, confirmed that Food and Drug Administration officials asked for the druRead Full Article
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Oct. 16, 2006 -- Ten days' treatment with the antibiotic Xifaxan reduces symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a small clinical trial suggests. IBS is a condition of the intestinal tract that causes symptoms of bloating, gas, abdominal cramping, diarrhea , and constipation . Xifaxan, now approRead Full Article


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Jammu Tawi, December 10
The much hyped promotion list of Junior Assistants to Senior Assistants, Laboratory Assistant to Teachers, Teachers to Master's Grade, Master's Grade to Headmaster's, Headmaster's to ZEO/ZEPO etc released on Teacher's Day on September 5 last was widely welcomed by the J&K Teacher's Welfare Association at that time but to their dismay and despair, the posting orders of these promotees are still awaited despite the lapse of more than three months. Teacher's Welfare Association (TWA) State President, Jasmeet Singh Madaan has supported the cause of the United Teachers Federation. The State president of the Federation, Satish Sharma has served an ultimatum to the Director, School Education for issuing placement orders of all the promotees by December 16 failing which the teaching community and others would demonstrate on December 17 to press for its demand.
Jasmeet has also urged all other Teacher's organisation to unite and fully support this "common teacher's cause" and demonstrate on December 17 with all their cadres in front of the office of Director, School Education, Jammu, if their demand was not met till then. It is pertinent to mention that already the different cadres of education deptt employees of Jammu division are languishing far behind their counterparts of Kashmir division and now the nearly 1,500 promotees of different cadres are daily visiting the Director School Education office to know about their adjustment but to their utter dismay they always return empty handed. Already the winter zone schools are closed now and it seems that DSE Jammu is not interested in placing them at appropriate places, said Jasmeet Singh Madaan.
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Richard Bartholomew reports on an event happening in Oviedo, Florida in April called The Awakening USA. It ought to be called Wingnutapalooza because wait till you see the lineup of lunatics they've got showing up to speak. It's like a Who's Who of crazy:
Michele Bachmann, Bradlee Dean, Matt Barber, Jerry Boykin, Ken Blackwell, Cynthia Dunbar, Joseph Farah, Frank Gaffney, Pam Geller, Bishop Harry Jackson, Cindy Jacobs (she'll be bringing the bottomless spaghetti bowl, I'm sure), Rick Joyner, Andrea Lafferty, William Murray, Janet Porter, Judith Reisman (who will no doubt be on the lookout for erototoxins), Rick Scarborough, and Mat Staver, among others. Holy shit, having that many people who seek to reinstate the 14th century could create some sort of tear in the space-time continuum.
I'm especially curious to see how Michele Bachmann and Bradlee Dean interact. They were buddies for years, with Bachmann helping raise funds for Dean's ministry, but in 2011, when she was running for president, Dean abandoned her and said that she "stinks" and referred to her "everlasting shame."
I was listening to a radio show, and she was asked a question and she would not answer the question. And it's like you are such a great, upstanding, upright, citizen that you cannot answer the question that was just asked you. She was asked two different times. She kept going to the left. She would not answer the question. And the next thing you know, she starts talking about her presidential campaign – what she was going to do and jobs this and jobs that. That's not what he asked you, lady – just answer the question…
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Posted at: 01/16/2013 12:02 PM
Updated at: 01/16/2013 2:08 PM
By: Associated Press
Three days after 20 young students and six teachers were killed by a rampaging gunman at a Connecticut school, an 8-year-old boy pulled out a sheet of paper and wrote to President Barack Obama, asking for "some changes in the laws with guns."
"It's a free country but I recommend there needs (to) be a limit with guns," Grant Fritz said in the Dec. 17 letter. "Please don't let people own machine guns or other powerful guns like that."
In the days after the shooting, children around the country put their feelings on paper and began sending letters to a receptive White House.
"I am writing to ask you to STOP gun violence," wrote Taejah Goode, a 10-year-old. "I am very sad about the children who lost their lives. So, I thought I would write to you to STOP gun violence."
On Wednesday, when Obama announced a package of proposals to reduce gun violence, he was joined on stage by Grant, Taejah and two other children. Each had expressed their concerns about gun violence and school safety to the one person they think can make a difference.
Obama read from their letters for the group of Cabinet secretaries, administration officials and a television audience.
"These are some pretty smart letters from some pretty smart young people," Obama said. "So what we should be thinking about is our responsibility to care for them, and shield them from harm, and give them the tools they need to grow up, and do everything that they're capable of doing. Not just to pursue their own dreams, but to help build this country. This is our first task as a society, keeping our children safe. This is how we will be judged. And their voices should compel us to change."
Obama called on Congress to require background checks for every gun buyer, to ban assault-style weapons and to limit high-capacity ammunition magazines.
Before the announcement, the White House shared letters from Grant, Taejah and 11-year-old Julia Stokes with The Associated Press. None of the writers said they opposed efforts to tighten access to guns.
The White House did not immediately respond when asked whether it had received letters from children who disagreed with Obama on the need for stricter gun control.
The National Rifle Association, the powerful lobbying group for gun owners and the gun industry, has pledged to fight attempts by Congress to enact new restrictions, viewing such efforts as an infringement on the Second Amendment right to bear arms. Some sportsmen and people who own guns for protection also oppose many gun control laws.
Julia, who dotted the "I'' in her name with a heart, wrote that she has four brothers and sisters and "I know I would not be able to bear the thought of losing any of them." She closed her letter by acknowledging that Obama can't make all the changes people want by on his own.
"I know that laws have to be passed by Congress but I beg you to try very hard to make guns not allowed. Not just for me, but for the whole United States," Julia wrote, signing the letter with "my love and regrets."
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After several controlled buys from the suspect, police said they obtained a search warrant for his residence and found illegal narcotics.
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Date: Dec. 6 to 13, 2013
Time of day: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Items stolen: Old, rust colored, single axle trailer
Total value: $500
Incident report details: The complainant told deputies that sometime between Dec. 6 and 13, someone stole an old trailer from his property. He said the trailer was pushed off the property. The trailer was full of old tires and trash that he was going to take to the dump.
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The American Legion's position in support of the Stolen Valor Act - 2005 legislation which makes it illegal to lie about military service - drew national media attention today when an opinion piece written by National Commander Fang A. Wong appeared in USA Today [2]. The Supreme Court hears arguments on the law's constitutionality today.
National Public Radio also aired a segment on the case and quoted an American Legion attorney representing the organization and its friend-of-the-court brief supporting the constitutionality of prosecuting those who make false claims of fact about their military service, such as claiming to have received combat decorations in order to advance a career. Click here to hear NPR's coverage of the story. [3]
The Legion's position holds that the court has never ruled that intentional false statements of fact are protected under the First Amendment, unless necessary to protect other more valuable free speech, so Stolen Valor doesn't chill protected speech. The "intent to deceive," which is a requirement for a Stolen Valor Act case, keeps mass prosecutions for telling tall tales out of court, and counters the argument that a white lie at a local watering hole could land someone in prison.
As it always has maintained, the Legion believes that false claims to military heroism diminish the sacrifices of our country's true military heroes and lend credibility, which normally comes with donning the uniform, to fraudsters.
Full coverage of the Supreme Court hearing will appear on The American Legion national website Thursday, and on the Burn Pit blog site [4].
[1] http://www.legion.org/print/161784
[2] http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/story/2012-02-21/Stolen-Valor-American-Legion/53197150/1
[3] http://www.npr.org/2012/02/22/147211850/can-i-won-the-medal-of-honor-get-you-jailed
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On a trip to Switzerland this year I found this beautiful book in a flea market. The book was commissioned by Editions Palais in Paris to commemorate the last days of the great Six Day races at the Vélodrome d'Hiver (Winter Velodrome). It was France's first indoor track, and the name stuck for all covered velodromes built since that first six-day race took place on the 13th January 1913. The track was designed by Gaston Lambert, and was 253.16m round at the base. Their were two tiers of seats which towered above bankings so steep for their day that they were considered cliff-like and the space was lit with 1,253 hanging lamps. That first race set a very high bar. Included in it were the Tour de France winners Louis Trousselier and Émile Georget. Racing began at 6pm and by 9pm all 20,000 seats were sold. Among those who watched was the millionaire Henri de Rothschild who offered a prize of 600 francs. A tradition also started of electing a Queen of the Six, whose job included starting the race and giving out the prizes, the most famous being Édith Piaf.
The last six-day race at the Vel' d'Hiv' started on 7 November 1958. The stars of the series were Roger Rivière, Jacques Anquetil, Fausto Coppi, and André Darrigade and the race was run in teams of three. Rivière had to drop out after a crash with Anquetil in the first hours on 5th night, and Darrigade won the biggest prime ever offered at the track of one million francs. The overall winners were Anquetil and his partners, Darrigade and Terruzzi. The final night at the Vel' d'Hiv was on the 12th May 1959. The illustrations captured in this book by French illustrator Jacques Lem are some of the most beautiful drawings I have ever seen of riders. They have captured a mood that no photographs of the period could ever convey and the personalities not just of the riders but of the spectators and workers around the track.
I created a photo essay of the best of the illustrations from the book to show them in all their glory.


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Mar.18 (Reuters) Caterham driver Heikki Kovalainen has been docked five places on the starting grid for next weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix for overtaking while the safety car was deployed at the season-opener in Australia on Sunday.
The Finn, who retired from the Australian Grand Prix after 41 of the 58 laps with a suspension problem, was punished by race stewards for passing two rivals.
The sanction came as a further blow to Caterham at the end of a disappointing day on which they had hoped to compete with the teams in the middle of the field but instead suffered two retirements.
Russian Vitaly Petrov, who last year got on the podium in third place at Albert Park for Renault, made his exit on the 36th lap because of a problem with his steering wheel.
By contrast, the Marussia team – which had not been able to test its car pre-season, managed to get both Germany's Timo Glock and French rookie Charles Pic home in 14th and 15th places, albeit well off the pace.


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Salt Lake City: Utah State Bar Event with Professor Michael McConnell
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La Grave Skiing Al Dente February 2012 from Carl Redmond on Vimeo.
The last week of Feb 2012 things were a tad firm accross the Alps due to two weeks of unrelenting sun…..great for your suntan but not so good for powder skiing. However that did not stop Skierslodge Guideservice from leading us safely to never ending epic off piste ski runs at La Grave and l'Alpe d'Huez for six days straight. Big thanks to UIAGM Mountain Guides Tyler Jones, Rasmus Krogerus, Tim Connelly, and Pelle Lang for their tireless pursuit of the best snow, and to Ayse and Skierslodge http://www.skierslodge.com/ for a week of excellent food and hospitality.
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Coleman Makes the Rounds on Writing and Speaking Circuit
The Rev. Monica A. Coleman, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religions at Claremont School of Theology, has been busy writing and speaking about her work and areas of expertise.
She and a colleague have launched the website, "Real Spirituality for Real Life," a forum for sharing about faith outside of the parameters of academics and church. "We just want to keep it real," is the premise behind the website, http://www.realspiritualityforreallife.com.
She was recently profiled in the Fund for Theological Education News and wrote on infant faith formation for the Patheos Passing on the Faith series, as well as "If #BlackTwitter went to church" for the Center for Pastoral Excellence New Media Project. She also wrote "Trayvon Martin: a Case Study for Church Response to Mental Illness" for the Beautiful Mind Blog and was a guest on Huffington Post Live, speaking on the Tennessee case in which a judge would not allow a family to name their son "Messiah."
In spring 2013, Prof. Coleman's latest book, Ain't I a Womanist Too?: Third Wave Womanist Religious Thought, was published by Fortress Press. She recently participated in a teleconference with the Women's Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual (WATER), in which she discussed womanist religious thought and the contribution she is making through her work.
"Lately, I've put a lot of energy into speaking and writing about faith and depression," Coleman said. "In honor of the National Day of Prayer for Mental Illness Awareness and Recovery, I blogged about 10 ways people can pray for mental illness. I also spoke on 'The AYG List' show on Tavis Smiley's BlogTalk Radio network. I traveled to Seattle where I spoke about faith and depression at Queen Anne United Methodist Church. I ended the week at the Southern California Annual Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church where I spoke about my book, Not Alone: Reflections on Faith and Depression: a 40-Day Devotional."
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The residents struggle through their boards, Arizona's close friend comes for treatment, and Lexie tells Mark the truth.
Outside the boards venue, Christina, Meredith, April, and Jackson complain about how they did. Meredith mutters that the next tests are in June. None of them know how Alex did, or if he made it. Inside, Catherine tells Richard that one of his interns didn't pass their boards - but she doesn't know which one. They exit, and agree they don't regret last night, but it's bad timing. They make plans to meet up at the next convention.
Earlier that day...
In session one of the boards, Christina is confident and cocky in her test, but then falters. Meredith answers questions but fights not to vomit, April stammers and Karev's proctor is waiting for him to show. Alex jumps out of a cab and rushes into the building as session one ends. His proctors tell him he's failed the first session and will need perfect scores on the next two parts. In the hall on break, Jackson confronts his mother about sleeping with the Chief. In session two, April becomes completely unglued, and Alex impresses. Jackson can't concentrate because he can hear his mother laughing in the next suite. Christina butts heads with her proctor. On break, Meredith and Christina meet up in the washroom. April begs to come in. She eventually uses the men's room, where Jackson finds her. They both vent and get into a loud argument about having had sex. He admits he's worried what his mom will say if he fails. April reassures him. She then admits that sex felt good. Jackson locks the door and they have sex again. Meredith phones Derek and says she may be dying. He talks her into not giving up. In session three, April blurts to her proctors that she just had sex in the men's room, and then continues answering questions. Jackson also answers questions competently. Meredith vomits in front of her proctors, who want to stop, but she keeps going. Christina returns to butting heads with her proctor over procedure. He questions her overt hostility and packs up and leaves. Alex misses a trick question and starts yelling at them. He asks if he passed and ends up in the hall throwing his briefcase and holding his head.
At home in Seattle, Julia tells Mark he's a natural father and blurts that they should have a baby. She rambles at him not to freak out as she leaves. He's in stunned silence.
At the hospital, Callie tells Arizona that Mark texted that Julia wants a baby with him. Arizona is distracted - her brother's best friend, Nick, is coming for treatment. They find him and Callie meets him. Once they get Nick admitted and into a gown, he jokes about having married Arizona once in a treehouse. Callie walks out, and Nick and Arizona hug.
Mark and Derek walk up the hall discussing Julia wanting a baby. Lexie appears and they clam up. She takes them to see a patient with part of his skull missing. They formulate a plan to screw in a new portion made of titanium. Later, Derek warns Lexie that Julia wants to have a baby with Mark. She flips out a little, so he leaves.
Owen and Bailey walk up to the nurses' station. He asks her to woo newcomers in case they lose doctors after the boards. She agrees. Teddy appears and she and Owen have a friendly exchange. Bailey takes the newcomers around, and bites her tongue repeatedly when they asks questions such as, "Would I have to share an office?" Bailey confers with Derek at the nurses' station. She says she keeps giving the hopefuls metaphors.
Callie and Bailey are operating on Nick as Arizona looks on, telling stories. Callie sends Arizona to the daycare. Bailey realizes Callie got rid of Arizona because something is wrong in the operation. They find Arizona and, with Teddy, tell her his tumors have spread - there's very little they can do. Arizona goes to Nick's room and rants at him for not calling her sooner - he's dying! She says she could have helped him and storms out.
In the skull surgery, Derek instructs Lexie and Mark repeatedly interrupts. After, the patient is in great shape. Lexie listens to him talk to his wife and smiles. She catches up with Mark outside and blurts that she loves him. She says he's in her, like a disease! Mark stares. Suddenly, Julia appears.
Back at Seattle Grace, just after midnight, Jackson, Meredith, Alex and Christina all learn that they passed the boards. April appears, horror stricken. She failed.
Spoilers for Next Week:
The residents celebrate passing the boards.
Derek wants to go to Boston, but Meredith wants to stay.
Christina kisses Owen.
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Excellent episode of Grey's! Loved the tension leading up to everyone finding out if they passed or not, loved April and Jackson getting it on again, loved Richard and Catherine, and loved Lexie blurting her feelings out to Mark. I've never been a big fan of the pairing, but she made me 'feel' her tonight. I was also moved by the bit with Arizona's buddy - so sad! Can't wait until next week! What did you think of tonight's episode? Let me know below.
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Fall Preregistration for Juniors (Wed. 17 Apr, 2013 6:00 am - 6:00 pm)
Juniors can pre-register for fall classes beginning today -- either online or in person at the Registrar's Office in the Fidel Center.
Physics Master's Defense (Wed. 17 Apr, 2013 9:00 am - 10:00 am)
Alisa Shtromberg master's student in the Physics Department, will present her thesis defense titled "Magdalena Ridge Observatory Interferometer Automated Alignment System" at 9 a.m. in Speare 113 (CITL).
Bike Club Wrench-A-Thon (Wed. 17 Apr, 2013 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm)
Students, staff, and community are welcome to bring their bikes for minor repairs. You do the work, but the NMT Bike Club will provide tools, instructions, and minor parts. No charge, but donations are appreciated. 4 to 6 p.m. at the Macey Center loading dock.
Spring Semester Student Forum (Wed. 17 Apr, 2013 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm)
Students are encouraged to share their thoughts, concerns and/or issues with Tech President Dr. Daniel Lopez, the vice presidents, and staff members at an open forum in Ballroom A of the Fidel Center from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 17. Students, please send your thoughts and/or concerns to the Student Government President Sohaib Soliman at firstname.lastname@example.com
St. Patrick's Catholic Newman Center (Wed. 17 Apr, 2013 7:00 pm)
The Newman Center at New Mexico Tech is a Catholic organization which serves students seeking to grow in their faith. Meetings include fellowship, discussions, and dinner. All are welcome! 7 p.m. at the Newman Center on School of Mines Road.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers Meeting (Wed. 17 Apr, 2013 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm)
The New Mexico Tech student chapter of the ASME meets at 7 p.m. in Weir 102. All are welcome to join in the food and fun.
InterVarsity Large Group (Wed. 17 Apr, 2013 8:30 pm)
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship's large group meeting is a time for communal growth and personal transformation. It can involve anything from thought-provoking messages to worship nights, from quiet evenings of prayer to loud games. Everyone is welcome! 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday at the SAC.


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How To Survive a Mountain Lion Encounter
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|You, too, can survive a mountain lion encounter.
For those keeping score at home, that's the seventh confirmed mountain lion sighting in Missouri in as many months. Fortunately, none of those sightings have placed humans in harm's way -- though a few Missouri hunters have questionably used that as an excuse to kill the federally protected predators.
That said, given the growing number of cougar sightings, it stands to reason that an unarmed human will someday encounter one of the big cats. So, what to do if you're hiking along the trail and come face-to-face with a mountain lion?
Here's a survival guide, courtesy of the Missouri Department of Conservation:
STOP. Back away slowly if you can do so safely. Running may stimulate a mountain lion's instinct to chase and attack. Face the mountain lion, stand upright and maintain eye contact.
DO NOT APPROACH A MOUNTAIN LION, especially one that is feeding or with kittens. Most mountain lions will try to avoid a confrontation. Give them a way to escape. STAY CALM. Talk to it in a calm, yet firm voice.
DO ALL YOU CAN TO APPEAR LARGER. Raise your arms. Open your jacket if you're wearing one. If you have small children with you, protect them by picking them up so they won't panic and run.
If the mountain lion behaves aggressively, THROW STONES, BRANCHES OR WHATEVER YOU CAN GET YOUR HANDS ON without crouching down or turning your back. Wave your arms slowly and speak firmly. You want to convince the mountain lion that you are not prey and that you may, in fact, be a danger to it.
FIGHT BACK if a mountain lion attacks. Mountain lions have been driven away by prey that fights back. People have fought back successfully with rocks, sticks, caps or jackets, garden tools and bare hands. Remain standing or try to get back up.
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SLAs important to determine if cloud is appropriate
As cloud adoption grows and the technology continues to evolve, it becomes more enticing to decision-makers witnessing other organizations experiencing benefits from its implementation. However, businesses need to be sure that the cloud will fit their specific strategic initiatives, as it is not applicable for every company, according to a Smart Business Network Online report.
The most important thing when migrating to the cloud hosting services is developing a robust service-level agreement that will address issues like the cloud's availability and which party is responsible during an outage, the news source said. Decision-makers should ensure that all concerns are discussed when making the SLA, rather than being unprepared during a crisis.
Security should also be brought up during the creation of the SLA. Cloud services are generally just as secure as premise-based systems, as they still have hardware firewalls and servers, SBN Online said. Since cloud security still generates a lot of concern, however, technologies to enhance data protection in hosted environments continue to be developed.
According to Forrester Research, since cloud security is still seen as an inhibitor, vendors will work on defensive capabilities over the next five years to ensure that the tools will transition into enablers of the cloud.
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Berries are a bit of an enigma, but I think I'm getting to the bottom of it. I noticed that whenever I buy raspberries, blackberries or boysenberries at a regular grocery store they grow moldy very quickly, sometimes in less than a day. And at $4.00 for half a pint, who can afford that gamble?!
Traditionally blueberries have been a safer bet, they have fewer wet spots where mold likes to grow. But I really only care for the taste of the organic ones (one of the downsides of having an over-developed gustatory sense), so they can still be hard to get.
But I think I made a discovery this morning. It seems that if I buy my berries at the Farmers' Market, they last much longer. Today for breakfast (a combo of Dorset Cereal's muesli and Flax Plus by Nature's Path) I finished off the blackberries and there wasn't yet even a hint of mold. This is the third time in a row I have come out of the market with mold-free berries. They taste better than the store bought ones as well and are the same price or less.
My theory is that they are fresher. The guy I bought them from said they were "picked yesterday," which on Saturday meant Friday. All that shipping of the mass-produced berries at Whole Foods must be too much for the delicate little guys.
Anyone else have any tricks for keeping berries fresh and mold-free?
As my trip to the Farmers' Market on Saturday was winding down, my attempt to avoid making any more purchases was thwarted when a glistening pile of baby savoy cabbages caught my eye. You should have seen these things, they were absolutely adorable. Most were no bigger than a lemon, and they have such bright green, crinkly leaves they look as though they could blossom into one of those Cabbage Patch dolls I had as a child. I bought five or six of the small heads and have been thinking about what to do with them ever since.
Tonight I decided I would try braising them. I've never braised anything, and part of me wonders if I really know what braising is. Luckily for us all, Wikipedia knows everything.
Normally cabbage is shredded into strips before braising, but I wanted to try and maintain the beautiful appearance of this vegetable so I opted to cut them in half instead. In a hot pan with shimmering olive oil I threw in one diced leek, added the cabbage halves face down and salted liberally with fresh ground sea salt.
I seared the faces of the cabbage for a few minutes until they were slightly browned. I then added mirin (a sweet Japanese cooking wine), about 3/4 cup of water and a sprinkle of shichimi (a Japanese 7-spice chili mixture I found this weekend at Rainbow Grocery). I read about these two exotic ingredients when I was learning about how to make udon in my favorite soup book, so I was excited that I found them and curious how they would taste. The mirin is very thick and sweet, great for cooking; the shichimi is savory, has a slight sesame taste and not too spicy.
I also wanted to add the crimini mushrooms I bought this weekend at Rainbow, but they were already moldy. So sad, last time I make that mistake. But I still needed something with a creamy texture to counteract the soft, sweet cabbage. I decided to add a few of the garbanzo beans I made the night before in the pressure cooker (I made Indian food yesterday, curried okra and chickpeas). Eureka!
I simmered the veggies 20 minutes, covered, stirring occasionally. I had to add more liquid after about 10 minutes. In the mean time I boiled some soba noodles, sticking with the Japanese theme. Soba noodles are made of buckwheat, so they are much healthier than most other kinds of noodles. Of course I only made a tiny amount to give the dish substance.
I stirred my creations together for a delicious, healthy dinner!
Today I am compelled to have more contact with people I know who care about food and health. Newspaper articles are a fantastic venue for conveying information on a specific topic, but the daily grind is really where all the action is. So I have decided to launch this site as a tool for us all to share information about life, food and fitness.
My goal for Thought for Food is to give you insight into the workings of a healthy diet and lifestyle. Posts will range from critical reviews of the latest nutrition research to the best recipes for seasonal dinner experiments. I encourage you each to share your thoughts and ask questions–tell us what does and doesn't work for you–and we can all learn from it.
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Weekly on Tuesday at 10:00 AM until 11:20 AM from March 31, 2015 until May 19, 2015
Location: Victory Noll Center, 1900 W. Park Drive, Huntington, Indiana
Phone: (260) 356-0628 ext. 174
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Link: http://www.olvm.org/vncenter
Event Description
Program looks at role of women in conflict resolution
Peace is not an abstract concept that only applies to war. It is also the concept through which most of humanity strives to live their lives. Peace is not an action, but rather the process that one moves through when dealing with any type of adversity. Moving through adversity from a peaceful perspective is an empowered state of living.
"Women of Peace" is a five-part series at Victory Noll Center that showcases women's roles in the peace process. The series will run on five Saturdays from 6:30 to 9 p.m. from March to August, with no meeting in June. Dates are March 14, April 11, May 9, July 11 and August 8.
The program will use as a resource "Women, War & Peace," a PBS mini-series that places women at the center of an urgent dialogue about conflict and security and reframes our understanding of women's role in the peacemaking process. Albeit that women and girls plight is great in war, a vital variable is missing in seeking to understand the issue of conflict resolution, which is the vital role women play in the peacemaking process and in the rebuilding of their families, communities and societies.
There is no cost for the program, but there will be a freewill offering, and registration is required. Refreshments will be provided each session.
Series follows in tradition of Victory Noll prison ministry
Prison ministry has long been a part of the work of Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters, from the writing of letters to prisoners by Victory Noll Sister Martha Wilke to the program of ministering to incarcerated women in the Indiana State prison system.
Victory Noll Center continues this tradition by presenting the program "JustMatters: Prison Reform," a module form the JustFaith Ministries. The nine-date series will meet from 6:30 to 9 p.m. one Wednesday each month running from March 25 to November 11.
The program will provide a working understanding of the journey of those who are incarcerated, the development of skills to empower a value-based life, and the practices of restorative justice.
Meeting dates are: March 25, April 22, May 20, June 24, July 22, August 19, September 23, October 21 and November 11.
The cost of the program is $90 and includes refreshments.
Victory Noll Center continues participation in Bread for the World event
Victory Noll Center will join in a nationwide program on March 26 to address the issue of hunger in the United States and the world. Every year since 1974, the organization Bread For The World has invited churches and groups across the country to take part in the Offering of Letters, urging for changes to policies, programs and conditions that allow hunger and poverty to persist.
Fasting and Almsgiving are Lenten practices. The Bread for the World Offering of Letters 2015 campaign is "Feed Our Children," joining thousands of others to write letters to lawmakers in support of federal programs that help hungry and poor people.
Bread for the World is urging Congress to renew the federal government's major child nutrition programs, including those for school meals, summer feeding, and the WIC nutrition program for pregnant and new mothers along with their small children.
Every five years, Congress must re-authorize the law that funds these programs, which have helped millions of children over the decades. Thanks to the leadership of Bread for the World and its church partners, the 2010 Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act expanded and improved these programs.
Victory Noll Center is located at 1900 W. Park Drive and will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on March 26 as they take part in this effort. They will have information, writing materials and the addresses of legislators to help prepare individual letters. This outpouring of concern sends a powerful message to political leaders and helps to make a difference in the lives of low-income families.
There is no cost and no registration for the event.
T'ai Chi Chih wellness program begins March 31
Achieving balance in today's hectic, stressful times is a difficult proposition. Victory Noll Center is offering a chance to reach that life balance with "T'ai Chi Chih: Joy Thru Movement" beginning March 31.
Developed by Justin Stone in 1974, T'ai Chi Chih is a series of 19 slow, gentle movements and one pose dedicated to activate, circulate and balance the vital, universal energy that flows within each person. T'ai Chi Chih is often thought of as a moving meditation because of the calming effect on the mind and emotions, and the release of tension throughout the body. It is not a martial art. There is no awkward bending or stretching. The movements are accessible to people of all ages and physical abilities. It can even be performed while seated.
The leader for the classes is Jan Parker, who is an accredited T'ai Chi Chih teacher. She also teaches wellness practices for retreat centers, service and healthcare organizations, churches, and schools.
Classes are held Tuesdays from 10 to 11:20 a.m. The course runs from March 31 through May 19. Please register by March 24. The cost of the class is $64. Make checks payable to Jan Parker.
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(1939-76) This accomplished amateur astronomer was a member of the Hamilton Centre and recieved the Society's Service Award in 1976. The Society's Chilton Prize is named for him.
KENNETH E. CHILTON (1939-1976) was a teacher by profession. He joined the Hamilton Centre in 1966 and during his short life, served as Director of Observations, Treasurer, Editor of Orbit, Vice-President, and President. He received the national Service Award [5] in 1976.
His expertise as an educator came to the fore in a series of Cable TV programs which he started in 1971, called The Sky Tonight [6]. Thirty-eight programs were aired in the next year.
As an observer, he made magnitude estimates for AAVSO [7] from 1966-73. He took part in visual meteor programs, searched for transient lunar phenomena, timed a transit of Mercury, sketched Venus and observed its polarization, wrote articles on observing Mars and observing asteroids, found a correlation between the intensity of Jupiter's South equatorial belt and the position of the satellite Callisto, and studied Saturn's belt zones and rings with his 32 cm Gregorian reflector. Chilton was the obvious person to serve as the national Co-ordinator of Planetary Observations in the late 60's and early 70's when the Society attempted to systematize observations from active members across the country. Under his direction, the Planetary Section was one of the most active in the program. He was also the Chairman of the Co-ordinating Committee for the 1972 Solar Eclipse [8], visible in many parts of Canada.
Ken Chilton took a great interest in the organization of amateur astronomers. He was very eager to promote liaisons between RASC Centres in Ontario and clubs in Western New York State, and served a term as chairman of NFCAAA. But it was as President of the International Union of Amateur Astronomers that he received the recognition which he undoubtedly relished most The IUAA was founded in 1969 as a sort of counterpart of the professional IAU, and indeed was recognized by that body and affiliated with it. Although he endured several years of illness, his energy and enthusiasm were an inspiration to everyone. The Kenneth E. Chilton Prize [9] was established as a tribute to his accomplishments and his spirit.
—Peter Broughton (from Looking Up [10])
|There are 50 related documents & images in the RASC Archives.
Andrew the Android [13]
Black Holes [14]
Centennial Oby 1969a [15]
[1] http://www.rasc.ca/category/archivetags/1960s
[2] http://www.rasc.ca/category/archivetags/1970s
[3] http://www.rasc.ca/category/archivetags/hamilton
[4] http://www.rasc.ca/category/archivetags/ken-chilton
[5] http://www.rasc.ca/service-award
[6] http://www.rasc.ca/sky-tonight
[7] http://www.aavso.org
[8] http://www.rasc.ca/1972-july-10
[9] http://www.rasc.ca/ken-chilton-prize
[10] http://www.rasc.ca/looking-history-rasc
[11] http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1977JRASC..71..195A
[12] http://adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-abs_connect?db_key=AST&qform=AST&ref_stems=JRASC&author=Chilton%2CK&end_year=1976
[13] http://www.rasc.ca/andrew-android
[14] http://www.rasc.ca/black-holes
[15] http://www.rasc.ca/centennial-oby-1969a
[16] http://www.rasc.ca/making-inexpensive-telescope
[17] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=1
[18] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=2
[19] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=3
[20] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=4
[21] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=5
[22] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=6
[23] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=7
[24] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=8
[25] http://www.rasc.ca/print/ken-chilton?page=12


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NEW MEXICO: A gifted runner who redshirted in 2013 and now will look to earn some playing time in 2014 ... an explosive runner who isn't afraid to run between the tackles for his stature ... has to continue to learn all aspects of the offensive scheme to help in blocking and pass protection.
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The address for The Courtyard Theatre is:
The Courtyard Theatre
Bowling Green Walk
40 Pitfield Street
By Train:
The nearest major railway station is Liverpool St, which is a 15 minute walk away. National Rail Services to Kings Cross - Northern Line. National Rail Services to Waterloo.
By Tube:
The nearest tube station is Old Street, on the Northern Line two stations southbound from Kings Cross. We are also a 10 minute walk away from either Shoreditch High St or Hoxton stations on the East London Line, or a 15 minute walk from Liverpool Street station on the Central, Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City Lines. .
By Bus:
The following bus routes stop at Old Street:
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From Old Street Tube Station
Exit the station via subway 1, turn right up the ramp. Follow Old Street towards Hoxton Square, take the left before the Holiday Inn. Follow Pitfield Street until you reach a side-road to the right named Bowling Green Walk. The Courtyard Theatre and iambic Bar can easily be found two minutes walk from Hoxton Square, a vibriant area full of restaurants, bars and Galleries, taking the exit from Hoxton Square into Bowling Green Walk.
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The Christians In Action Trade Show and Conference will be held in Fort Lauderdale October 19th and 20th, 2012 at the Faith Tabernacle Banquet Center. The show promises to be a great event and welcomes participants around the world to visit South Florida.
The Christians In Action Trade Show is a Business Expo that brings together hundreds of businesses, entrepreneurs and ministries to network and promote their goods and services. The event is a great networking experience, packed with a lot of information on Industry Trends, Sales & Marketing Strategies and Innovative ideas to motivate the participants. The event is the premier event for Christian Businesses and Ministries and is one of the largest show of its kind in the state of Florida showcasing the finest products and services in the world. The show in the past has attracted participants from many countries including Africa, Aruba, Barbados, Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil Canada, England, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Israel, Jamaica, Suriname, Trinidad, and the mainland China.
Up to 200 exhibitors and 2,500 participants from various states and countries are expected to participate in the various activities scheduled for the shows. The Christians In Action Trade Show has developed over the years a hallmark of Excellence, Creativity, Professionalism and Integrity. The event will attract a high caliber and diversity of businesses and ministries including Banks, Financial Services, Insurance, Radio & TV Stations, Telecommunications, Computer Technology, Travel & Tourism Industry, Hotel & Resort Industry, Church Planners, Church Suppliers, Office Supplies, Interior Decorators & Designs, Clothing & Textile Builders, Car Dealerships, Recording Studios, Real Estate & Mortgages, Financial Estate Planning, Household Supplies, Health Products & Services, Water Supplies Medical Services, Book Stores, Publishers, Bible Colleges, Schools, Universities, Arts/Crafts, Manufacturers and other entities.
Christians In Action Trade Show also features its Virtual Trade Shows in 2012. These communities will feature Virtual Exhibit Halls, Conference Rooms, Business Forums, Networking activities, Job Fairs and Voice and Chat Communication. This will be a great solution for the Down Economy and greater return on investment. Participants will be able to save travel expenses, reach an international audience and increase participation from younger professionals. The Conferences, Free Life Changing Seminars and Workshops are practical, illuminating, and innovative. Plan now to attend these life changing seminars and unlock new opportunities. Envision yourself with unlimited resources, experience the secrets of true success in the workplace, and make plans to be transformed. Spanish Translation will be available Investors Forum—A new feature of the Trade Show. Hundreds of investors seeking investment opportunities in the United States will attend various seminars and workshops on Franchising Opportunities, Turnkey Operations, Leveraging your money, Real Estate Investment, Doing Business in the USA.
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LVN class to get nursing pins
College President Dr. Jackie L. Fisher Sr. joins LVN students in applauding those who supported them through the vocational nursing program.
Graduates of Antelope Valley College's Licensed Vocational Nursing
(LVN) Program were presented nursing pins during a 3 p.m. ceremony
August 8 at The Highlands in Palmdale.
The class of 39 men and women graduates is one of the largest LVN classes in recent years. Last year 28 graduated. Another 127 students have graduated from the college's registered Nursing Program in the past eight months.
Students completing the year-long program will now go on to take a
national licensing exam to become licensed vocational nurses.
Those receiving pins were:
Jamshed Abed, Ellen Marie Alexander, Ruth Alexander, Lupe Armour, Ida
Jocelyn Baires, Valerie Bates, Elizabeth Blanco, Tiffany Brooks,
Julie Campbell, Myra Carmona, Regina Davenport, Kristi Ann Dawson,
Jessica Dimon, Gema Meredith Escamilla, Nadine Gamboa, Katrina
Jamie Haberman, Adriana Angelica Corona-Haro, Jason Javier, Laneisha
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Ana Cecilia Ortiz, Chris Pereida, Jenny Charisse Perry, Caroline
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