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What are the Natural ways to get rid of Carbuncles?
A carbuncle is a type of a boil that has reached an advanced stage. It consists of a cluster of boils that have an inter-linked area of pus beneath the surface of the skin.
The carbuncles have the following characteristics:
- They develop slowly and also take much time to get healed.
- They are quite painful and usually cause a deep and severe infection.
- They tend to leave a scar on the skin especially when they are scratched when the infection is at its peak.
- They require immediate medical attention if they persist for more than 2 weeks or are accompanied with chills or fever.
The following natural remedies can help in accelerating the healing process of a carbuncle:
- Heat application over the carbuncle can draw more blood towards it. This means that more white blood cells will reach the site of the infection to ingest the bacteria. For this one should soak a washcloth in hot water and place it over the carbuncle. When this is done several times in a day the carbuncle gets ready to suppurate or discharge its pus.
- Neem is a natural antibacterial agent which can be used in the form of a paste. Tender neem leaves can be mixed with some water and grinded into a paste. This paste can be applied over the carbuncle and left overnight for relief.
- Garlic paste can be made by crushing 2-3 cloves of garlic into a paste. This paste can be applied over the carbuncle for a quick recovery as garlic is a natural antibacterial agent too.
- A poultice can be made by heating a fresh banana leaf slightly and tying it over the boil with gauze. This alleviates the pain and ripens the boil.
- Turmeric is a powerful blood cleansing and anti-inflammatory agent. A paste of turmeric can be made by mixing it with either milk or water and can be applied over the carbuncle.
- Lastly, the infected area should be kept clean and one should refrain from popping the carbuncle as the pus is highly contagious.
These simple natural remedies can speed up the recovery process and heal the carbuncle.
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So we tried this place again ...the fish isn't bad..but there are lots of fresher places in the neighborhood! The rolls are larger then some but not necessarily as fresh as places just a few blocks away. Its almost impossible to eat as you are sitting on top of others next to you. Lastly the spotty service, the confusion over our rolls and the 1/2 wait for our food, will keep me away permanently.
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"…Remember, whatever comes next, we have walked here."
– Excerpt "On Peter's Hill" Guran, River Tracks, 2007
Together, poet Holly Guran and photographer Philip McAlary have witnessed the continuous inspiration of the Arboretum. Their nature-focused images and words complement each other, melding sight, sound, and mind. Frequent walks in the landscape were the influence and force behind this collaboration uniting McAlary's vibrant images with Guran's thoughtful words.
Holly Guran, author of the chapbooks River Tracks (Poets Corner Press), Mothers' Trails (Noctiluca Press), and the forthcoming River Full of Bones (Iris Press), earned a Massachusetts Cultural Council finalist award in 2012.
Philip L. McAlary studied at Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles. His photos have appeared on websites including Massachusetts Cultural Council, Wagner Society of Boston, and Carpenter Poets of Eastern Massachusetts.
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Desserts at PS. Café are also a gastronomic force to be reckoned with. Sweet delights such as the double chocolate blackout cake are baked to offer decadence of epic proportions. Experiment with your taste buds and try the original steamed ginger pudding. This unique creation adds an Asian twist to the traditional pudding by introducing ginger finished with earl grey anglaise and vanilla bean ice-cream.
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Cook has a history of hooking up with talented players; previous contributors to his million-selling catalogue include cellist Ofra Harnoy, fellow Canuck Holly Cole, and Brazillian jazz phenom Flora Purim. His choice of players for Montréal are equally talented; that point is made clear right from the opening cut, "Beloved." Fellow Canadian, Maryem Tollar sets the stage with her incredible, ghostly Arabic vocals; from that romantic, moody brilliance right to the discs undulating climax of "Baghdad," the perpetual motion of Gypsy Kings-meets-Cirque du Soleil sounds resonate throughout the disc. The audiences adoration of the performer and his wonderfully percussive live show (recorded at Le Festival International de Jazz de Montréal) allows the feverish applause to carry the enthusiasm over to the live disc itself.
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Sep 07 2010
Product Review: Hidden Hints
Last week, on a particularly dark and rainy afternoon, the kids were pining for something fun to do. I knew I had the perfect game for just such an occasion – Hidden Hints.
What could go better with thunder and lightning than a mystery word game?
Okay fine, hot cocoa and chocolate chip cookies might be a teensy bit better, but certainly not as effective a teaching tool for targeting context clues.
Although…"Who Stole The Chocolate Morsels" is certainly a mystery that often remains unsolved around here.
Hidden Hints is a game that develops reading comprehension and vocabulary using context clues.
Targeting ages 7-12 (grades 2 and up), players practice making inferences and drawing conclusions based upon context clue question cards. While proving their word-sleuthing skills, players earn chances to solve a mystery.
The publisher, Learning Resources, describes the game this way:
"Wrangle your way through word-sleuthing challenges to earn a shot at solving a mystery. Figure out what words mean by clues in the text around them. "
Basically, the game reinforces vocabulary a player might already know and challenges them to learn new vocabulary. Reading comprehension cards are also a part of stretching the player's contextual understanding.
Hidden Hints can be played by 2-4 players and includes:
43 double-sided context clue question cards
7 double-sided game play cards (take an extra piece, lose a turn, etc.)
40 self-checking hint cards
16 game pieces
1 activity Guide with answer key
1 durable cardboard briefcase with handle and latch
This isn't the first time I've been drawn in initially by packaging, and the kids tend to love any game packed into a box with a handle and latch.
Getting Ready to Play
Setting up for the game is quick and easy. Pull out the briefcase and put it in the center of the playing area with the question cards flanking the side of the briefcase.
WITHOUT LOOKING, each player selects a game piece (magnifying glass, flashlight, footprint, or fingerprint).
Admittedly, my kids take the rules of the game seriously.
VERY seriously.
Kenny drew the thumbprint game piece, Meredith drew the footprint…
…and Emelie drew the magnifying glass.
Once everyone has a game piece, they pull out all four of their game pieces and place them in the center of the play area.
Again, without looking, each player chooses a "Hidden Hint" card from the stack of hint cards in the box.
These "Hidden Hints" are then placed face-down in one of four compartments within the briefcase. Each player puts his game piece on top to identify it as their hint.
The briefcase is closed to play.
How to Play
Starting with the youngest player, a question card is drawn and read aloud.
Kenny draws his question card and reads,…
"Since I was advanced in my reading, I didn't have to take the book home for homework."
Kenny decided the word in this sentence meant, "a. far along".
He checked answer #52 on the back of the Activity Guide and found he was correct.
Because he was correct, he could collect one of his thumbprint game pieces from the center of the playing area.
Once played, the cards are returned to the bottom of the pile and the next player gets her turn.
Next up was Meredith. Her card was a reading comprehension card, so it did not contain a question.
She read, "Good thing the family had tents, or else they would have gotten wet when it rained."
Beneath, it said,
"What are they doing?
a. cooking
b. sleeping
c. camping
Meredith decides they are camping – and she is correct.
Emelie then reads here hint card.
She quickly reasons the answer is "b. listening to music".
This game tends to be on the easier side for a 13 year old.
With the first round over, we were back to Kenny.
"My insidious little brother came into my room and stole my diary.
Meredith tries to help Kenny say the word, "insidious".
After letting them try to work it out, I stepped-in to give the correct pronunciation.
Kenny considers his answer.
This game is NOT too easy for a 7 year old.
Not at all.
Kenny ends up selecting the right answer, based on context alone, and gets to draw his second game piece out of the middle playing area.
And we're back to Meredith.
The game continues until one player collects all three of the game pieces in the center of the playing area. This usually takes two rounds, but could take longer.
As the first player, Kenny was the first to get all three game pieces – he traded them in for his first hint.
The player on the right (in this case, Meredith) opens the briefcase and grabs the "Hidden Hints" card out from under Kenny's game piece.
She took great care to hide the hint card clues from Kenny.
Meredith reads the first hint on Kenny's "Hidden Hints" card.
As you can see it would take a good deal of luck to figure out the mystery word from a single hint. Kenny was not thrilled he missed.
"That's not enough of a hint!"
The game is all about getting rounds and rounds of practice with context clues and reading comprehension.
Meredith was ready to guess at her hint next. Emelie opens the detective briefcase to pull out Meredith's "Hidden Hints" card.
Emelie secretly shows me Meredith's "Hidden Hints" card.
Did you notice Emelie's new glasses? SHE CHOSE THEM.
I just had to state for the record I DID NOT CHOOSE THESE GLASSES.
But that's irrelevant to the game…
Meredith guesses at the hint and is wrong.
"YOU ARE WRONG!" Emelie hollers.
Because she's so sweet, kind, not to mention, considerate.
So how do you win already?
A player wins once they guess the mystery object/word on the "Hidden Hint" card correctly.
This can take a while because each time they miss the "Hidden Hint" card, they have to go three more rounds, collecting three more game pieces.
If I could make one slight critique…
I would really like for the game cards to include a phonetic spelling of the vocabulary words on the card.
For instance, when Kenny drew the card with the word "insidious", it would have been helpful to see [in-sid-ee-uhs] somewhere on the face of that card.
That way he and Meredith could have more easily attempted the pronunciation.
As it stands, a parent/teacher/older sibling needs to be present to correctly sound out words on the cards.
Overall Impression
Overall, I think this is an excellent learning game. It is fast moving, interesting, and challenging. It made for a perfectly "mysterious" rainy day activity – even Emelie picked up a few new words.
I purchased my Hidden Hints game at Amazon, but I have been told it is available at a few local retailers as well.
About the Author: Tired of feeling overwhelmed, Heather Sanders and her husband Jeff faithsized their family into a 960 square foot lake cabin in need of renovation. She writes about faith and simplifying your desires so you can be content right here and right now.
31 Comments and 5 Replies
Lynn from For Love or Funny On Tuesday, September 7 at 5:16 am
This sounds like a really fun game! I love words, and so do my kids.
Kristina On Tuesday, September 7 at 5:46 am
This looks like a really fun game! I love playing games with my son, My son is only 3 but one of his favorite games is ZINGO!! It is a sight word game that helps kids recognize the word with the correct picture, like tree cat,dog, t-rex,ect. You a chip holder that you move back and forth and it shots 2 chips out if you have one of them on your board you have to say the word of the picture before the other players and if you say it first you get the chip. And who ever fills up the game card first wins. It is alot of fun, sometimes it turns in to a screaming game at my house.(Well I guess that is when me and my husband are playing the game with my son,otherwise it is usually a quiet game. sometimes.)
Tanya S. On Tuesday, September 7 at 5:51 am
Thank you for posting this. I'm a third grade reading teacher in a low income school – this would be awesome for teaching those skills mentioned. It also gives me the idea to use magnifying glasses while reading a whole-group story and having kids "search" for the clues. They could then show the rest of the class the "evidence" with their text and magnifying glass on the document camera. I'm going to look for this game SOON!
Meredith On Tuesday, September 7 at 5:53 am
Thanks for the review about the game. I was thinking of buying it myself – exactly for those rainy days! We are getting bored of crafty as bad as that sounds LOL!!
And in an odd note. My maiden name is the same as your middle daughters!
Tabitha (FromSingletoMarried) On Tuesday, September 7 at 6:01 am
I'm with you – totally drawn to the packaging first, and this one doesn't disappoint! Looks really cool and it sounds even better.
Janell On Tuesday, September 7 at 6:09 am
This sounds like a fun game – and we love games here too. My 14 year old daughter was reading over my shoulder and was so surprised to see the same angel wing ring she has on your daughter – they must be kindred spirits because I can SOOO see my daughter choosing those same glasses:) Blessings on your day as you live a life of learning.
Johanna On Tuesday, September 7 at 7:18 am
Thanks, my son will adore this game!! Detective/spy themes are always welcome here.
Also, cold and flu season is coming as well, and this could be a fun consolation to missing a park day here or there.
SarahinSC On Tuesday, September 7 at 7:25 am
What a cool game! Maybe it'd even help me find another adjective to use other than "cool"!
AGinTO On Tuesday, September 7 at 7:35 am
Okay…Homeschooling looks WAY more fun for a student than going to a regular school… seriously!
Tracey from Central Coast Seachange On Tuesday, September 7 at 7:36 am
OMSH..you come up with the best ideas.
the domestic fringe On Tuesday, September 7 at 7:43 am
I think this game looks great! Thanks for the suggestion. I'm definitely going to get this one. I found a story game that's been lots of fun for my kids. You probably have seen it already, but if not, here's a link.
Thanks for the great homeschool posts!
Carole & Chewy On Tuesday, September 7 at 7:54 am
Missing homeschooling this year, but college daughter lets me help her with her classes (sometimes). I think she's just humoring me through homeschool withdrawal.
Sarah B. On Tuesday, September 7 at 8:31 am
*sigh* Yet another game where I wish I had more than one kid at home! I'd love to watch my munchkins play this.
everton terrace On Tuesday, September 7 at 8:57 am
I'm also quite the sucker for packaging. I think the glasses are fantastic!
Brandy On Tuesday, September 7 at 9:26 am
Emelie's cool.
Sasha @ Global Table Adventure On Tuesday, September 7 at 9:34 am
Looks like a really fun game, actually! Now … to wait until Ava gets big enough to play (hopefully not too fast). She's only 14 months lol.
wendy Mari On Tuesday, September 7 at 9:58 am
OMSH, this game looks so fun! And I still have room envy when I catch even a glimpse of your school room and all its coolness…AND you should so enter a pic of Emelie and her way cool glasses in the Funny pic pool over on PW's filckr group!
The Wife of a Dairyman On Tuesday, September 7 at 10:03 am
What a fun game! You are so creative in teaching your children…..you make it so much fun:) Thanks for all the great ideas you share!
Odie Langley On Tuesday, September 7 at 11:01 am
First I've heard of that one Ree but will definately look for it. Thanks,
Christina S. On Tuesday, September 7 at 11:20 am
What a fun game that looks like!
Thanks for sharing that one, Heather
Nina On Tuesday, September 7 at 12:07 pm
thanks for the review. its good to hear its good cause it sounds kinda slow. I think your game reviews make for excellent presents for my nieces and nephews.
and funny, I was looking at her glasses thinking THEY ARE HUGE like sally jesse raphael in the 80s huge, is that the new style?
Christina Jacobs On Tuesday, September 7 at 12:47 pm
What a perfect way to spend a rainy afternoon. It's sad, but I spend way too little time after school with the children and play games…….
Scrabble and Cluedo are favorite as is Monopoly.
May I compliment you on your Grand Classroom? I think it is the dream of every teacher to have a room like this….
Gr. Christina Jacobs
(the Netherlands)
Alice On Tuesday, September 7 at 12:52 pm
I just thought you would like to know- I was thinking (before you said anything) how awesome Emelie's glasses are. They are very awesome.
The Social Homeschooler On Tuesday, September 7 at 1:05 pm
My spy loving guys would love this. Perfect for vocabulary practice. Thank you;)
Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) On Tuesday, September 7 at 2:54 pm
Woohoo, what a great learnin' game to keep on hand when I hold Camp Grandma and have a rainy day!!! This is great!
From the happy hills and hollers of the Missouri Ponderosa, ya'll have a wonderfully blessed day!!!
Stacy K. On Tuesday, September 7 at 4:57 pm
Ok…totally off topic…
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the angel wings ring and I must have one!
Where can I get one?! Do you know?!?!?
Kara On Wednesday, September 8 at 6:15 pm
I love Emelie's style! The glasses, hair, and ring rock!
jeannine: waddlee-ah-chaa On Wednesday, September 8 at 7:16 pm
Thanks for the game reviews. I love playing games but since I'm big into "hands-on" learning, I don't research games much. So again thank you for doing all of the review work for me! Children always like learning in game format so I'll have to check this one out.
Christina On Wednesday, September 8 at 10:16 pm
Heather, I love seeing glimpses of your days…you seem to have an amazing family. Your kids personalities shine through in your posts, and I have to say that I think Emelie is one wonderful girl. I like that you said above that she marches to her own drummer. She seems like such a confident person. I admire that. (I wasn't that way as a girl. Probably not now either. )
kwpang On Thursday, September 9 at 3:02 am
Very interesting write up, this is really a great read for me.
AmandaD'Urso On Sunday, September 26 at 9:07 pm
I bought it! Thanks for the good idea, I played this with my smarty pants 7 year old and she loved it. I am bringing it into our school this week to try it on my students…Thanks!


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By MJ Kneiser, WLHR Radio, Lavonia
Two rabies cases have been reported in Franklin County over the past month, according to Franklin County Environmental Health Director Louis Korff.
The first happened May 8th on Nicholas Way, a populated neighborhood of Royston.
Korff said Royston Police officers were called to the home on a report of a sick fox lying in the corner of a homeowner's yard.
"They did what I've asked them to do in those cases, which is dispatch the aniaml and then dispose of the carcass," Korff said. "The road department came and disposed of the carcass, which is what the protocol would be."
Royston Police Chief Donnie Boleman said the fox tried to run, but was not able to stand up and hold its balance.
He said the fox showed several obvious signs of rabies.
Boleman and Korff said as far as anyone knows, no one came in contact with the rabid fox before it was put down.
Then this past Saturday, Korff said another call of a rabid animal came from Franklin Springs.
"In the heart of the residential district was a raccoon, staggering around in their front yard," Korff said. "Once again, it was showing signs of rabies and it was in a densely populated area. Instead of calling 911, they called me. I was out of town and by the time I got back to them, it had staggered off into the woods."
The raccoon has not been found, but Korff doesn't believe anyone came in contact with the animal.
Korff reminds people, especially children, if you see a sick wild animal in the day time, don't go near it.
"I cannot emphasize that enough," he said. "By all means, avoid the animal. Walk away from it, not towards it. Children will often times want to try and help a sick or injured animal when they see one. So parents should be vigilant and make sure children stay away from any sick wild animal."
Korff said in addition to the fox and the skunk, he's had 13 confirmed cases of rabies in wildlife this year.


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Former police officer Ian Langford weeps as he admits sleeping with two women while on duty
Posted: May 28, 2014|
A former policeman choked back tears today as he admitted having sex with two women while he was on duty as a constable.
Ian Langford of Church View, Tewkesbury, was a serving officer when he abused his position to befriend and have sexual relations with the two women.
He pleaded guilty at Gloucester Crown Court today to misconduct in public office in that "while acting as a constable you improperly used your office to engage in an acquaintanceship and intimate relationship and engage in sexual activity while on duty."
The charge relating to the first woman, from Hereford, was dated between May 11 and August 1, 2012 while the second charge, relating to a woman from Ledbury, was between June 11, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
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Judge Jamie Tabor QC ruled that the two women with him Langford had relationships cannot be identified.
Simon Hunka, defending, asked for a pre-sentence report on Langord and Judge Tabor agreed. He adjourned sentence until June 24 and bailed Langford till then.
But he warned Langford not to expect anything other than a jail term.
"You are experienced enough to know what the likely sentence is going to be," said the judge.
He asked if Langford had been subjected to any disciplinary proceedings or suspension but Mr Hunka said he was no longer a serving officer.
The judge also asked if Langford had an exemplary record up until the offences but Mr Hunka said he had not.
"He was docked 13 days pay over a similar incident which was not taken to court," said Mr Hunka.
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Jeff Bhasker has worked with a slew of talented artists, penning and producing songs for Drake's Thank Me Later, Alicia Keys' The Element of Freedom, Jay-z's Blueprint III, and Kanye's 808s and Heartbreaks and My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. With legit hits under his belt, it should be no surprise that his discerning ear also has some strong opinions. But sometimes, opinions are like a-holes, are they not??
Yesterday, when the producer who most recently worked on Beyonc?'s 4 album ("I Care," "Party," and "Rather Die Young") took to Twitter to?criticize former Destiny's Child vocalist Kelly Rowland's current hit "Motivation," you could almost hear the record player come to a screeching stop. Confused as to why a song "with the weakest beat and melody of all time" could catapult Kelly to #1 on the Urban chart, Bhasker wound up justifying the feat by crediting at the song's featured verse from rapper Lil Wayne.
As if that weren't harsh enough, Bhasker followed up with this zinger!
Considering her vocal chops and the song's tangible sex appeal, that two-tweet critique is certainly a bit harsh, especially after the singer delivered a flawless performance?on the BET Awards stage last month. And besides, it's no secret that less is often more for mainstream listeners, a reality that is perhaps too much to accept for his somewhat elitest taste.
What's so interesting about this incident is that?many could argue that us Americans are actually late to the party with rewarding Rowland's solo talents. While 2002's "Dilemma" was #1 here and?in multiple countries across the world, Kelly's star?in the States?faded a bit over the past few years, as she played second fiddle to Beyonc?'s music industry chokehold. Overseas, however,?Kelly's career as a solo artist continues to flourish, and songs like "Commander," and David Guetta-collaboration "When Loves Takes Over" puts her among the ranks of international A-list superstars. It goes without saying that we hope Bhaskergate doesn't cause a rift between Beyonc? and Kelly, and since he lamely?attributes the song's success to Wayne,?we might even like?to see a very warranted apology!
Beyonce?s ?4′ Producer Jeff Bhasker Trashes Kelly Rowland?s ?Motivation? [Idolator]


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August 15, 2012
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By Kathleen T. RhemAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, March 13, 2003 Two major changes effective immediately will make it easier for reserve component family members to receive health care coverage from the Defense Department when their sponsor is activated, the department's top doc said.
The first change shortens the time reservists and Guardsmen must be activated -- from 179 to 30 days -- for their family members to be eligible for enrollment in TRICARE Prime, the military's most comprehensive health care option.
Dr. William Winkenwerder, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, said department officials were "pleased and delighted" to make the changes.
"We realize that reserve members and their families have a need for health care when reservists are called up for active duty," he said. "We wanted to make the use of that benefit easier and more comprehensive."
Officials noted that family members are eligible for coverage as soon as their sponsor is activated as long as that activation will exceed 30 days.
The second important change has to do with a program called TRICARE Prime Remote for Active Duty Family Members. Under the program, families of military members stationed in areas far from military medical care still receive the same level of treatment at comparable cost. Typically, recruiters and ROTC cadre and their families use this benefit if they're located at least 50 miles from a military clinic or hospital.
Previous wording in the rules covering this benefit stated family members must live with their sponsor in an area not covered by a military medical treatment facility.
This created a problem for reserve families whose sponsors were activated. If reservists are activated, chances are they've been sent away from their homes. Obviously, family members can't move with activated reservists in most cases, so this led to many being denied enrollment in Prime Remote.
"There was a clause in the law that said that the family must reside with the active duty member. There was some confusion and some difficulty in coming to a clearer definition of that," Winkenwerder explained. "Reading it one way meant it would have been very difficult for those family members to use the benefit, because they would have had to follow the service member."
The new wording clarifies that regardless of where reserve-component members are deployed, their families are eligible for coverage under this program if the military members' regular home is in a covered location.
"What we've made clear is that wherever that service member was living with his or her family, (the family members) are eligible right then and there," Winkenwerder said.
He said the two changes have been "very well received" in the reserve community. "And we're very glad we're able to do this," he added.


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Playing intercollegiate football again at East Tennessee State University undoubtedly would be a costly proposition — one that at least some students have been wiling to open their wallets to help fund.
The university's Student Government Association approved a resolution last week supporting new President Brian Noland's efforts to begin football program. This resolution included an extra $125 fee per semester per student.
Raising about $3.7 million over two semesters, the new fee — if approved by the state — would fund a huge chunk of the program's projected operating costs. Ticket sales, gifts, sponsorships, advertising and other measures would have to fill the gaps.
Coaches' salaries, scholarships, travel, recruiting, equipment, administration and Title IX compliance would be included.
So just how much would it cost to bring football back to ETSU? The estimates are in Sunday's Johnson City Press.
Assistant News Editor Rex Barber spoke with Interim Athletic Director Richard Sander for projections. Barber also researched what other schools are spending on football and examined costs associated with starting football, including figures for building a new stadium and buying start-up equipment.
You'll find the numbers in Sunday's edition, available at a newsstand or through subscription.


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We are a family located on a 1/3 of an acre in Stittsville, Ontario (just west of Ottawa) that just loves our Olde Bulldogge. We are working with Angel's Bulldogges in the interest of bettering the breed and to educate people not familiar with it and hope to help other breeders in continuing to produce heathier bulldogges.
The site Bulldogges of North America by Debbie Hegarty gives the history of bulldogs and describs three of the unique breeds of bulldogges that were created in North America. These breeds include the Victorian Bulldogge, Renascence Bulldogge and Olde English Bulldogge.
From Angel Bulldoggs: "In ancient times breeds were not as we know them today. It is believed that the original Bulldog was created about two thousand years ago, by selective breeding of English Mastiff type dogs to produce a smaller more agile dog.
The Bulldogs of old were very different from today's English Bulldog. Ancient Bulldogs were taller more agile and had longer muzzles. During the past few
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More than 150 years ago, Massachusetts became the first state to provide all of its citizens access to a free public education.
Over the next 66 years, every other state made the same guarantee. The result was a publicly-funded system where, in every American classroom, groups of about 28 students of roughly the same age are taught by one teacher, usually in an 800 square-foot room. This model has been the dominant archetype ever since.
It's a factory-model classroom. Inspired in part by the approach Horace Mann saw in Prussia in 1843, it seemed to adequately prepare American youth for the 20th century industrialized economy. But in 1983, the federal government declared in A Nation At Risk that our system was starting to slide.
The year 1983 was also seminal for the technology industry. Microsoft released MS Word and Apple introduced the new Apple IIe. Some predicted that the demand for better schools, coupled with the supply of computers and new software, would soon revolutionize our nation's classrooms.
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remember Rhythm magazine?
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It was published around twenty to twenty five years ago and didn't last a very long time. It had a lot of great interviews and gear reviews.
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Yes, I used to have all of them.
They had some decent interviews, but they had trouble keeping their focus.
I recall they had like a 10 part special review of the Simmons SDX (or what ever the mega expensive system was called).
At the time I talked to a rep from the magazine. I said "why are you wasting space on an about an electronic drum system no one can afford"
She said "but one day, you could save up for it"
And I said "By the time I saved up for it, it will be outdated"
She gave me a funny look.
Several months later, Simmons went out of business and the magazine folded.
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I first bought a copy in 2004, and now I am still a regular subscriber to Rhythm magazine here in the UK. Was it only in America that it went bust? Or is Britain the only place where it is still sucessful? I find it a hugely useful, informative and interesting read and look forward to it arriving every month. I do hope we are talking about the same thing here :P
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Does Lindsay Lohan Have a Case Against E*Trade?
If you really want to know when E*Trade (or its ad agency, Grey Group) turned the corner and decided to model the boyfriend-stealing baby after Lohan, Ovadia asserts, all you need to do is look at the ad's script. "This script is a very important piece," she tells us. "Because, slowly, all of the pieces are fitting together to make one complete picture."
That "piece" of the puzzle emerged this week via Esquire magazine, which happened to be embedded with Grey while they were crafting the baby ads. In the original script, dated Aug. 11 of last year, the "other woman/baby" character was named Deborah. In an updated draft six weeks later, the "bimbus" (which was eventually changed to "milk-a-holic") was changed to Lindsay. Adding confusion to the mix, the name Deborah was still referred to later in the script, but scratched out for the new name. Check it out:
As we previously reported, Lohan is suing the company for $100 million, insisting they modeled the baby after her. Ovadia insists that because of her stardom, Lohan now has single-name recognition among the general public.
In Esquire, Ovadia asserts that "though Lindsay is a popular girl's name, when you say it on television for advertising purposes, it's identifiable as Lindsay Lohan."
Lohan's mom, Dina, agrees, telling the Post that "everyone knows Lindsay, like Cher or Madonna."
Grey Group argues that Lindsay is a popular baby name these days and hinted that the milk-a-holic may have been named after someone working on the spot, also named Lindsay.
Lohan believes that under New York state law, E*Trade was supposed to ask for her approval before using the name. They want the TV spot off the air and want $50 million in exemplary damages and another $50 million in compensatory damages.
On Thursday, E*Trade issued a statement slamming Lohan's claims as "without merit" and vowing to "defend ourselves vigorously in this case." They say they were simply trying to be "witty and memorable" with the ad. Watch It:
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- Friday 12 MarchBy themeeker
The only case Linzey Loman has is a case of the clap.
- Friday 12 MarchBy themeeker
Mark, the only problem with that suggestion is that no one would think the moustache was from milk ;)
- Saturday 13 MarchBy Jim
themeeker: that was awesome!!
- Friday 12 MarchBy troy
That's what i'm talking about!
- Friday 12 MarchBy Lisa
I believe L.L. created her own struugles they were her choices; so when you put yourself out expect, and accept, the consequences.
- Friday 12 MarchBy venomLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
no case but still has nice tits
- Friday 12 MarchBy Donna
If she wins then I am going to have my neice Lindsay sue too... because they could have been talking about her... ( How insane) Lohan is so paranoid from drinking so much she thinks everyone is talking about her...And out to get her... Lindsay you are a very pretty girl... straighten up your life so you have a longer life to live...then you will see what happiness is and you won't need to be suing people for lame reasons....
- Friday 12 MarchBy lively
You have an excellent point. My neice's initials are also L.L., and her first name is Lindsay...So, I think that she should start a suit against skank woman here for defaming the name Lindsay, and the initials L.L.
- Friday 12 MarchBy luckiwin
I agree, I would have thought of Lindsay Vonn, not Lohan. I am so over Lindsay Lohan. She was a mediocre actress who got alot of great parts and didnt even do that good with them. Now she is a drunk. The only reason she is famous, is the media is keeping her in the news leaving clubs looking like death warmed over. I do NOT associate her with a cute baby ad. Get over yourself Lohan.
- Friday 12 MarchBy cirkdiesel
So can a struggling actress named Deborah ,that has drug and relationship issues, sue etrade, for not using her name, that all her town knows her by just Deborah, "you know Deborah", that could have been her claim to fame. Milka please!
- Friday 12 MarchBy Ann
If Lindsay wins this one, I'm going to McDonalds and spill hot coffee in my lap. She should retain the same lawyer that pulled that stupid law suit off.
- Friday 12 MarchBy Oldknight
Who is Lindsay Lohan? "Res Ispa Loquitur."
- Friday 12 MarchBy lyn
Another self-centered addict with too much time on her hands
- Friday 12 MarchBy evol1
i guess since she can't get work anymore she has to get money somehow...... she should get over herself
- Friday 12 MarchBy JD
Looking at the script above, the name "Lindsey" already appeared twice before the crossed out portion. So they were already using it, not changing it. The person Lindsey should be sueing is her "lawyer" for proceeding with this law suit and further damaging her reputation.
- Friday 12 MarchBy louie
okay if she has a case against e-trade then i m going to go after the taco bell dog and all the mexicans should go after IT ALSO OH PLEASE ( she is freaking retarded get a life) make a movie do somthing WITH YOURSELF damn most of you movie stars get a chance to do somthing and you messED it up ( THAT IS YOUR CHOICE) rich people i wish you could walk in a real persons shoes you WOULD NOT LIVE 1 MONTH AND YOU WITH OUT MONEY AND YOU WANT TO TAKE STUFF for granted PEOPLE THAT LIVE ON A CHECK TO CHECK BASES MIGHT BE HAPPIER THAN YOU ARE ..........
- Friday 12 MarchBy mgers34912
The women is almost broke and get get a job in hollywood anymore. She is not smart enough to have thought this lawsuit up. It's probably a lawyer looking for his 15 minutes. This is what is called a nuisance lawsuit. The lawyer will get his cut, Lohan will get some more drug money and ETrade will get what it wants, just have her go away and everyone will be happy.
- Friday 12 MarchBy tina8121
Lohan needs to get over herself already. what this shows me is that since she is'nt making a living at entertainment she is stooping to anything for money. Also it shows yet again that lawyers will do anything.
- Friday 12 MarchBy lektrkd
who gives a SH*T
- Friday 12 MarchBy miche
.... you know, I thought that this was a crazy asertion on her part, but if you do a google search for "lindsay" vs "lindsay lohan" you drop from 50.8 mil to 20.2, so of all of those "lindsay" hits, 20.2 mil have to do with her ..... then if you do a search with "lindsay -lohan" you will find that the remaining sites are mostly about "lindsay corporation" or "lindsay city", NOT about other people with that name.
I think those clever ad guys WERE trying to make fun of her ... funny part was that I didn't even realize what they were doing it until she tried to sue them for it, how is that for ironic?
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This necklace is a humoristic narration of an orgy. I used a vintage ribbon decorated with black beads that I sewed on velvet and attached a plastic pig ready to be 'eaten' to it. The saw is made in silver. The ribbon, the little beads sewed on the antic embroidery were also found in flea markets. The clasp is in oxidised silver.
Size: W35 × H4 × L3 cm
I mainly like to work with recycled materials which inspire me. My process of creation comes from chaos and coincidences. The caracteristic of these found objects lead me into some kind of intuitive game, where I come to discover links and combinations. Through transformation I give them a new meaning, catching up with the magical world of the imperceptible, beauty and ugliness. In this world, all the preestablished rules of our super conditioned society disappear, and others show up, those of chaos and freedom.
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Tips for shopping for a mortgage
If you haven't checked it out, I wrote a story today that raises the question of whether mortgage brokers should be legally bound to borrowers. It's inspired a lot of comments and suggestions, and some name-calling, too. All right, I thought I'd follow up because some of you made good points and offered good tips for the home-buying and refinancing process — regardless of your viewpoint. [Read More]
Most borrowers facing foreclosure don't know their options
More than half of delinquent homeowners don't know their lenders may offer ways to help them keep their homes, and 56 percent don't know that free counseling exists to help them. That's according to a survey released today by Freddie Mac and Roper Public Affairs and Media. [Read More]
Beware foreclosure rescue scams
Foreclosure rescue scams are on the rise nationwide as more people fall behind on their mortgage payments. I wrote about such schemes in this story a year ago. [Read More]
New lending rules and what it could mean for you
It may be too late for those borrowers who are already in trouble, but the Federal Reserve Board today proposed tighter mortgage lending rules that many say are long overdue. [Read More]
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Northern School Notebook: Oct. 12
CUMBERLAND / NORTH YARMOUTH — With the first month of school behind them, the students of SAD 51 are working hard on academics, sports and arts programs, and are hoping to involve the entire Cumberland and North Yarmouth community in school events.
The fall sports teams have been training since mid-August and the season is well underway. Current Greely fall sporting events include cross-country meets at Twin Brook, golf tournaments at Valhalla, and soccer, field hockey, volleyball, and football games at the high school.
All athletes love fans! Greely athletes would love to have you cheering them on to victory. So next time you're looking for some local, affordable, family entertainment, come out and see the strong and spirited Rangers competing against rivals from around the state. Football charges a small fee for non-students, but the rest of the fall games are now free for all spectators.
Many students are also involved in Greely's fantastic arts programs. Actors in drama, musicians in the school band, and singers in chorus are practicing for performances to come in the next few months. More details about the performances will follow as they draw closer. There's something for everyone, whether it's sports, drama or music.
So show those Greely colors and come enjoy a game or other event. Hope to see you there!
For a complete schedule of all sporting events, please go to highschoolsports.net, type in the word Greely under "My School," and select the sport you would like a schedule for.
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how do you get past the priiloader menu if your hacking the newest black wii on 4.3 with no gamecube plug ins. i hit B and PLUS and nothing happens with any buttons. I have also tried different versions of priiloader and now buttions on the remote work im using a older remote that works with the homebrew channel. Someone please help??? all steps were successful until priiloader???
sorry pal i was at the end of the guide for doing my brothers wii. i have just brought another wii cheap with priiloader [not working getting error messages] neogammer and gx installed by unknown people with unknown teqniques on the 3.4 sm, should i follow this guide to get up to standard or would you say its best left alone? many thanx i appreciate all your guys work no end ;] wiihacks for the win!
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I use verbatim and imgburn (u require an old wii for disc loadin - pre 2009 version)
Can anyone help me please, i only installed 28 wad files during the process and the other 3 wad files. I have a black WII and it was on 4.3 system menu.
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Hi there fantastic guide, I have followed this before around a year ago to update my own console.
I have just used the guide again today and have to say that it has only got better! I have successfully updated my friends Wii, and everything is as expected.
Very happy, although I do have one minor question that somebody can hopefully put to rest for me:-
I am running Prii Loader 0.7 and under settings as mentioned in the guide you can set the 'Boot to' and 'Return to' options. I am trying to set the 'Return to' option to 'Installed file' but for some reason that option is not available for me.
I have installed the .dol for 'Configurable USB Loader' and am able to select the 'Installed file' option for the 'Boot to' just not for the 'Return to' setting. Am I missing something or are you just not able to select this option for 'Return to' under the settings menu?
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yes I'd like to hear an update as well, I drive past 635 and I35 daily. On anther thread on this forum I read they teach some dog brothers type self defense stuff, is that correct? Do they do muay thai or what is the standup component like? Safe training environment or lots of hotheads that try to rip heel hooks or kick full force in light sparring etc? sorry for all the questions
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I don't train there but I called a few days ago when I was looking for a new school in the area, he said he has changed his teaching style and doesn't really teach stand up all that much, it's more of an American Jiu Jitsu school now... I have not trained there myself though...
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LLILAS Alum Named Assistant USTR for the Americas
Posted: March 21, 2006
As the new Assistant United States Trade Representative, Everett Eissenstat is responsible for developing and implementing U.S. trade policy in the Americas. "Everett Eissenstat brings a wealth of trade know-how to this position both from the legislative and executive branches," said Ambassador Rob Portman.
Eissenstat previously served as the Chief International Trade Counsel to the Chairman of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, the Legislative Director to Congressman Jim Kolbe, and a Special Assistant in the Office of the Western Hemisphere at the Office of the USTR.
Eissenstat received his juris doctorate from the University of Oklahoma, his M.A. in Latin American Studies from The University of Texas at Austin, and a B.S. in Political Science and Spanish from Oklahoma State University. He currently resides in Alexandria, Virginia with his wife Janet and son Jacob.


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Aug 20, 2013
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – University of New Mexico senior defender Kyle Venter has been named to the 2013 MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List. Venter is one of only 65 men's soccer players in the nation to be named to the list. The MAC Hermann Trophy is the highest individual award given in college soccer.
The Aurora, Colorado native's résumé for the award speaks for itself. The center back was an All-American as a sophomore and a junior. Over the summer, he was also named a Preseason All-American and Preseason Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year. His off-the-field accolades are just as impressive as he is a NSCAA Scholar All-American and an Academic All-Conference student-athlete.
Venter's naming to the watch list marks the second-straight season a Lobo has been named to the prestigious list. UNM alum, now with Real Salt Lake of the MLS, Devon Sandoval was on the watch list last season.
Lobo Soccer's history with the award is rich. Three different Lobos have been a semifinalist or finalist for this award. Jeff Rowland was a finalist in 2005, and Andrew Boyens was a semifinalist the following season. Devon Sandoval was a semifinalist in 2012.
Venter and the rest of the Lobos have two remaining exhibitions at Air Force and at Denver this week. New Mexico's 2013 season will officially begin on Friday, August 30 at 7 p.m. when Villanova pays a visit to the UNM Soccer Complex.


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We specialize in authentic Western style entertainment. Perfect for theme parties, corporate events, community festivals, and school functions, we'll handle every detail to ensure your Western event is a smashing success.
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If you're looking for authentic old west atmosphere for your next event, you've come to the right place. From weddings to BBQs, grand openings to birthdays, we'll handle all of the details necessary to make your event a wild western treat for all of your guests.
The Spoiled Doves appear in a variety of period costumes, from sparkly feathered saloon girls to cowgirls fresh off the ranch. Our material and attire is always family friendly, ensuring a great entertainment experience for guests of all ages.
We will work with you prior to your event to make sure that your event goes off without a hitch. We can provide props and costumes such as chuck wagons, cedar fences, stage coach trunks, and wagon wheels. We also can provide basic party items such as table linens and centerpieces. We have adult and children's costumes, as well as a selection of 20s, 30s, and Halloween attire. Our props and costumes are available for daily or weekly rental, and we are happy to take special requests if you don't see a desired item on our website.
Our entertainers include traditional Country-Western bands, trick ropers and horses, gunfighters, Native American dancers, rodeo clowns and bullfighters. We offer armadillo races, mechanical bulls, old time photos, staged kidnapping and robberies of guests, and a kid's corral with great games and pony rides.
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Brisbane, Australia
Program Overview
Princeton students concentrating in any department may apply to the University of Queensland as the university offers a full range of subjects.
Through an agreement between UQ and Princeton, students majoring in psychology can participate in a special arrangement whereby Princeton students can undertake a supervised research project that is jointly advised by a faculty member at UQ and at Princeton. Students also have the opportunity to attend a workshop/seminar series on applied and professional issues in the field of psychology. The study abroad coordinator and deputy head of the School of Psychology at UQ is a Princeton graduate who is knowledgeable about the Princeton curriculum.
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Established in 1910, the University of Queensland (UQ) was the first university in the State of Queensland. The University is a member of the elite Group of Eight, which collectively enrolls a third of all university students and conducts 70% of all university research in Australia. There are 38,000 students among UQ's three campuses.
The Setting
The St. Lucia campus, where Princeton students take classes, is a beautiful site in a park-like setting with impressive sandstone buildings. The campus itself offers excellent sporting venues, a post office, cinema, theater, restaurants, and cafeterias.
The St. Lucia campus is located fewer than three miles from the city of Brisbane, the capital of the "Sunshine State." The University is conveniently linked to the downtown by the CityCat ferry, which travels along the Brisbane River. Brisbane is a fast-growing urban center and home to 1.7 million people. Galleries, museums, cinemas, gardens, restaurants, and cafes abound in the downtown area. The State of Queensland attracts more than 50% of all international tourists to Australia. They come to see Queensland's many natural attractions: rainforests, mountains, coral islands, and beautiful beaches.


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Air Force Qualifies 17 to NCAA Outdoor Championships
May 22, 2014
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Seventeen members of the Air Force track and field team qualified to the West Preliminary of the 2014 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, the national committee announced this afternoon (May 22). The Falcons, who qualified athletes in 13 total events, will travel to Fayetteville, Ark., next week (May 29-31) for the opening round of national competition.
Based on their respective rankings within the region's top 48, 13 men and four women earned a place in the first round. The Falcons will compete in six distance races, four jumping events and three throwing events at the John McDonnell Track on the University of Arkansas' campus.
The men qualified three Falcons in both the 1500-meter run and pole vault, as well as two in the shot put. Junior Zach Perkins, sophomore Patrick Corona and freshman Matt Dorsey all recorded qualifying times in the 1500-meter run, while junior Joey Uhle, sophomore Dylan Bell and senior Cort Rogers earned a place in the pole vault competition and sophomore Grant Hamilton and freshman Darby Maier will represent Air Force in the shot put.
Two other Falcons qualified to the national semifinals of their respective events, as junior Blue Kearney qualified in the long jump and Garrett Griffin earned a spot in the javelin throw.
Senior Isaiah Bragg qualified to the West Preliminary meet in both the 5000- and 10,000-meter races, while classmates Matthieu Caldwell and Gavin Owens will represent the Falcons on the track in the 800-meter run and 3000-meter steeplechase, respectively.
Senior Annette Eichenberger, who holds the highest regional ranking of any Air Force athlete (ninth), will compete in the 800-meter run at the Arkansas regional. Classmates Kassie Gurnell and Rachel Herald qualified in the triple jump and high jump, respectively, while junior Danielle Tabb earned a place in the national semifinals of the shot put.
Gurnell will be making her fourth straight trip to the West Preliminary of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, while Uhle will be making his third appearance in as many years. In addition, it will be the second straight preliminary trip for Eichenberger, Griffin, Hamilton and Perkins.
The three-day NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships (West Preliminary) will run simultaneously with the East Preliminary meet in Jacksonville, Fla. The top 12 athletes in each event from both sites will advance to the NCAA Outdoor Championships, which will be held June 11-14 in Eugene, Ore.
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How cyclone grease separators work
Cyclone grease filters are used in professional and industrial kitchens as a means of separating the grease from the exhaust air in extract hoods.
What Cyclone filter units have been designed to do is remove small grease particles from the air stream.
This kind of cyclone filters extract grease particles of sizes >5 um.
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Example of a cyclone grease filter
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Teresa Giudice Insists She's the Only Real Housewives of New Jersey Cast Member Asked to Join Celebrity Apprentice – Exclusive
NBC announced the cast for the fifth season of The Celebrity Apprentice on Wednesday, and Wetpaint Entertainment caught up with cast member and Real Housewife of New Jersey, Teresa Giudice.
Teresa dished about how she chose which charity to play for, how she spent the holidays, and how she was NBC's first choice among her Real Housewives of New Jersey castmates to appear on Celebrity Apprentice!
Wetpaint Entertainment: Why did you decide to play for NephCure, a foundation that aims to fight kidney disease?
Teresa Giudice: I went to a St. Jude charity event for Eric Trump and I met this little boy named Mathew Levine, and I found out he had this rare kidney disease and he touched my heart. He had just turned 8 and his cholesterol is 365, he takes 15 pills a day. I wanted to do whatever I could to help the foundation.
Is there anyone in the cast you really got along with who you thought you wouldn't?
Everyone seemed great. I went into it with an open mind, I was happy to meet everyone, like Lou Ferrigno, the Hulk! I remember watching him on TV, it was cool.
We bet Joe [Giudice] loved that!
Yeah, Joe couldn't wait to meet him.
Which Celebrity Apprentice cast member surprised you the most?
A lot of them. I didn't know any of them, so just getting to know everyone on a different level was surreal. I didn't know anybody, but everyone was great, Clay Aiken, Lisa Lampanelli, Aubrey O'Day, Arsenio Hall. I have to say, they were all great.
There were rumors that other cast members from Real Housewives of New Jersey were approached about doing Celebrity Apprentice first. Do you know if there's any truth to that?
It was not true. NBC made sure to tell me that was false. [They confirmed] that I was the only one that was asked. You should ask NBC that question, I'm sure they'll confirm it.
For the record, NBC had no comment.
NeNe Leakes, from Real Housewives of Atlanta, dropped out of Celebrity Apprentice last season. Would you ever do something like that?
I wasn't in her shoes, so I don't know what happened. I can't speak for her, I can only speak for myself.
If you were in the final two, which fellow contestant would you want with you?
Aubrey O'Day
How did you, Joe, and the family ring in the New Year?
We went to a restaurant, dinner and dancing, and my daughters had a blast. It's all about the kids, I couldn't imagine bringing in the New Year without them, we had a great time. I was with my parents, Joe's parents, a lot of family.
Did you have a nice Christmas?
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Published on Wednesday, April 24, 2013
York College's Performing Arts Center will be named the Waldner Performing Arts Center at a May 2 ceremony in honor of retiring president George Waldner and his wife, Judith.
"Our institution has benefited in innumerable ways from the long service and strong leadership provided by President Waldner," said Board Chair George H. Glatfelter II. "Our Board of Trustees, in grateful recognition of this work, sought a way to formally and permanently recognize the great and transformative work accomplished during Dr. Waldner's tenure."
Waldner has served the College since 1991 and overseen impressive growth at the private college. Under his leadership, York College enrollment has grown from 2750 to 4700, the College has added $250 million in new facilities, and its capital/endowment has burgeoned from $80 million to $310 million. During his tenure, each of the College's ten academic departments received new or dramatically renovated facilities. Waldner instituted a rigorous five-year planning process that has guided the College's development, transitioning the College from a largely commuter institution to a largely residential college, while maintaining the institution's historic pledge to provide excellent education at an affordable tuition.
"In our view, York College's transformation into a comprehensive, regional institution of higher education was linked with the dramatic campus expansion created by our West Campus, which enabled more robust academic program offerings on our Main Campus," said Glatfelter. "One signature building in York College's transformation is our new Performing Arts Center. As a result, York College is pleased to honor George and Judy Waldner with the naming of the Waldner Performing Arts Center."


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Thank you for considering the Southern Cross International Music Festival as your music performance tour. This festival promises to be an outstanding music education and performance event. The Southern Cross International Music Festival, under the umbrella of the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, (QCGU) and endorsed by the WASBE (World Association for
Symphonic Bands and Ensembles) Association aims to unite ensembles of the highest calibre in an event that allows for musical excellence, the finest educational outcomes and cross cultural exchanges.
Southern Cross International Music Festival
June 7 - 10, 2013
ENSEMBLES: Youth and Adult Orchestras, Wind Bands, and Choirs will be selected by audition.
VENUES: Griffith University Conservatorium of Music, Queen Street Mall
ADJUDICATION: The festival has an optional adjudication in the concert hall at the Conservatorium of Music.
Head of the Faculty and Festival is Mr Ralph Hultgren (the Australian Representative for WASBE and mastermind of this festival).
FACULTY: Our staff of adjudicators and clinicians is comprised of top music educators from countries all around the world. Past faculty members have included:
Ralph Hultgren [Australia]
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Geoffrey Brand [UK]
Dr. Robert Halseth [USA]
Professor Mitsukazu Suwaki [Japan]
Dr Dennis Johnson [USA]
Granville Oldham [USA]
2013 Nine Day Sample Performance Tour Including the Southern Cross International Festival
DAY ONE: Wednesday, June 5, 2013 - Brisbane (D)
DAY TWO: Thursday, June 6, 2013 - Brisbane (B,D) - Performance #1
DAY THREE: Friday, June 7, 2013 Brisbane (B,D) - Performance #2
Queen Street Mall
DAY FOUR: Saturday, June 8, 2013 - Brisbane (B,D) - Performance #3
Basil Jones Orchestra Hall
Conservatorium Theatre
DAY FIVE: Sunday, June 9, 2013 - Brisbane (B,D) - Master classes & Workshop
The Chinatown Mall in Brisbane
DAY SIX: Monday, June 10, 2013 - Brisbane (B,D)
Australia Zoo
DAY SEVEN: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - Brisbane → Sydney (B,D)
Sydney Harbour Cruise
DAY EIGHT: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - Sydney (B,D) - Performance #4
Sydney Opera House
DAY Nine: Thursday, June 13, 2013 - Sydney (B,D) - Return Home
Typical Package Inclusions
- Round-trip, economy class airfare included taxes and fuel surcharges (subject to change)
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- Six (6) nights at a central 3-star hotel in Brisbane
- Two (2) nights at a central 3-star hotel in Sydney
- Breakfasts: Daily as a group at the hotels
- Dinners: Five (5) as a group
- Full-sized deluxe touring coaches as required by the itinerary
- Sightseeing and admissions per itinerary including:
- BRISBANE – Brisbane Orientation Tour, Australia Zoo
- SYDNEY – Sydney Orientation Tour, Sydney Harbour Cruise, Rock's Walking Tour, Sydney Opera House Guided Tour (Essentials Tour)
- One (1) local tour manager PER COACH with the group in Australia
- One (1) World Projects Tour Manager traveling with the group throughout the tour
- Southern Cross International Music Festival inclusions as follows:
- One (1) optionally adjudicated performance per ensemble at the Conservatorium Theatre
- One (1) outdoor performance at Queen Street Mall (or similar).
- One (1) school exchange with another Brisbane local school (TBC)
- Workshops: One (1) per ensemble with members of the Festival Faculty
- Master classes: For all instruments with clinicians at Griffith University
- Exchange Performance in Sydney with a local school (TBC)
- Large Percussion provided at Festival concert and rehearsal locations (Timpani, Concert Bass Drum, Xylophone, Orchestra Bells, Marimba, Vibraphone, Chimes, Drum Kit, Music Stands)
- Large Percussion as provided by host schools in Brisbane and Sydney (TBC)
- Electronic Travel Authority processing (for eligible passport holders) – note that almost all US passport holders are eligible for the ETA program
- Group Post-Departure Travel Medical Insurance
- Certificate of Liability Insurance (upon request)
- Taxes and tolls (where applicable)
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- Airfare (available through World Projects — see Air Travel Arrangements)
- Additional Music Instrument Rental (such as Harp, Cellos, Double Basses etc)
- Meals not indicated in the itinerary including lunches and some dinners
- Excess or overweight baggage charges (if any)
- Items of a personal nature (laundry, room service, telephone fee, internet connection, mail, etc.)
- Trip Cancellation Insurance
- Tips to Guides and Drivers
Extend your tour to the South Pacific to include the Great Barrier Reef and Australian Rain Forest, New Zealand's fascinating Maori culture, or a relaxing holiday in Fiji.
International clients call World Projects at: 1-707-556-5885
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Is anyone else curious why we can't switch from auto-1 & auto-2 white balance using the button? We have to dig thru the menus to do it. I wonder why?
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Johnson City police say a woman embezzled $4,000 from a her employer.
Jobeth Thompson, 28, 1004 Antioch Road, was arrested Friday after a representative of her employee told police she had taken the money over the course a month.
Police did not identify the business in a news release, and a full report was not available.
Thompson was held in the Washington County Detention Center on $10,000 bond pending a Sessions Court appearance Monday.


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Welcome to the Brampton Flight Centre!
The Brampton Flight Centre (BFC) is recognized around the world as one of the top flight training schools in Canada. Thousands of pilots have trained and graduated from BFC flight training programs since 1946. Many BFC graduates now have very successful and rewarding careers in the aviation industry as airline pilots, Transport Canada inspectors, safety investigators and business managers.
BFC's reputation is highly regarded both in Canada and internationally for pilot training as a recreational pilot or to become a professional pilot. We do not charge additional flight training fees for international students. The BFC is an active member of the Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC) and is a registered private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005.
The Brampton Flight Centre is owned and operated by the Brampton Flying Club. The BFC is an innovative, thriving, member-owned organization that strives for excellence in the products and services offered. Top priority is safety and security. Our mission is aviation education. The high quality flight training programs taught by our Transport Canada licenced flight instructors have provided our pilots the skills and knowledge to enable them to achieve their flying goals. The excellence of our training is exemplified by our winning record in the Webster Memorial Competition (annual award for top amateur pilot in Canada). BFC has produced the winner for 3 consecutive years, an amazing achievement in the history of Webster.
BFC is also the only flying club in Canada to own an airport, this offers students and members many advantages. The beautiful facilities (including the airport, restaurant, maintenance and overhaul shop and fuelling facilities) and our modern fleet of aircraft are owned by the BFC. In addition, the Brampton Airport is home to a thriving aviation community including the Great War Flying Museum, Recreational Aircraft Association (RAA) – Toronto, 892 Snowy Owl Air Cadet Squadron, Fisher Flying Products, along with privately owned aircraft and hangars.
The Brampton Airport is close to Toronto (the largest city in Canada by population) allowing easy access to all of Canada's 400 series highways. The airport location is excellent for flying. As well there is quick access to the student pilot practice area providing ample opportunity for pilots to gain experience flying in uncontrolled and controlled airspace.
Flying is fun and no previous experience is required! BFC will match a flight training program to your needs. It doesn't matter what age you are or if you want to fly for recreation or as a professional pilot, BFC will help you succeed by designing a personal program and schedule for you.
Future pilots can choose from the following pilot training programs at the BFC.
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The following are other services provided by the Brampton Flight Centre
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Gift Cards are available for all the services provided by the Brampton Flight Centre. For more information please call 905-838-1400 ext. 0
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Updated: 04/23/2013 1:31 PM KSTP.com By: Leslie Dyste
Crews at Target Field worked overnight Monday clearing the snow to prepare for a split doubleheader Tuesday.
The snow postponed Monday night's Twins game against the Marlins.
They will make up that game starting at 1:10 p.m. Tuesday, and game two will begin at 7 p.m.
Four of Minnesota's last eight scheduled games have been wiped out before they began because of weather problems, including three at home.
That matched their previous season high for postponements at Target Field, in 2011.
The Twins had only one washout in 2012 and one in 2010, plus a game that was suspended in that inaugural year for the limestone-and-glass ballpark.
Thanks in part to all the wintry weather plus one scheduled off day last week, the Twins haven't lost in nine days since April 13.
Their winning streak is at four games in a row, good enough to propel them into second place in the AL Central division. They were planning to send right-hander Kevin Correia to the mound on Monday, with right-hander Mike Pelfrey scheduled to pitch on Tuesday.
The Marlins (4-15) have the fewest wins and the worst record in the majors, a low not unexpected after their offseason sell-off that sent away most of their best players to save money and start over with a young team and new manager Mike Redmond.
According to STATS research, this is their worst mark after 19 games. They were 5-14 in 1995, 1998 and 1999.
The Marlins are batting .212 with six home runs and 43 runs scored, all by far the fewest totals in the majors. Giancarlo Stanton, the only star who wasn't traded, is hitting .188 with one run batted in.
Right-hander Ricky Nolasco was the scheduled starter for Monday. Right-hander Jose Hernandez was slated to take the mound on Tuesday.
Redmond was forced to wait for his reunion with the Twins, for whom he was a popular backup catcher from 2005-09. The Marlins also have a pair of former Twins pitchers, Jon Rauch and Kevin Slowey.
The Associated Press Contributed to this Report.