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Earth Day's first organizer and chair of the nonprofit Earth Day Network is Camas High School graduate Denis Hayes. Hayes has received the national Jefferson Medal for Outstanding Public Service, as well as the highest awards bestowed by the Sierra Club, the Humane Society of the United States, the National Wildlife Federation, the Natural Resources Council of America, the American Solar Energy Society, and the Commonwealth Club, among others. Time Magazine selected Hayes as one of its "Heroes of the Planet."
The first events on April 22, 1970, included 2,000 colleges and universities, roughly 10,000 primary and secondary schools, and hundreds of communities across the United States. The passage of the landmark Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act and many other environmental laws soon followed. Earth Day Network now works with over 22,000 partners in 192 countries to, "broaden, diversify and mobilize the environmental movement." More than one billion people now participate in Earth Day activities each year, making it the largest civic observance in the world.
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Since 1970, people from all walks of life have gathered to do their part in making the Earth a better place.
Last week, Camas and Washougal students continued that tradition with a variety of Earth Day projects.
At Grass Valley Elementary, students participated in a nature walk to a local park, where they studied different plants, animals and insects, recording their observations on a checklist.
"The walk and the Earth Day flags you see hanging inside and out with student artwork and messages are two traditions at Grass Valley," said Julie Della-Valle, Green Team facilitator and first-grade teacher. "Usually we participate in trash or energy audits that help us re-certify as a Washington Green School, but this year our focus is around garden activities and getting students outdoors."
With the mix of hail, rain and sunshine, garden activities were moved indoors. These included a worm bin observation led by an Americorps volunteer, Xanna Burg, making a newspaper pot, and planting a green or red zebra-striped tomato with parent volunteers. First-graders also visited the garden to draw examples of living and non-living things, and second-graders participated in an insect census.
After a day of environmentally friendly activities at Skyridge Middle School, an energetic crowd awaited the dedication of the school's newest "green" addition, the Lewis and Clark rain garden. It contains all native plants, including Camas lilies.
This project was a collaboration between parent volunteers, local businesses, students and the Camas Educational Foundation. Clark County Environmental Services and CEF awarded grants to the school for plants and compost, Tapani Construction donated and delivered the flower bed dirt, Camas Produce donated the boulders, and parents Shannon Turk and Jennifer Mears planted, moved soil and put in pavers.
Camas School District Superintendent Mike Nerland, Camas Mayor Scott Higgins and several other officials were in attendance at the dedication.
"I am proud of you for doing this project," Higgins told the students. "Camas is a good place because of the quality of people who live here. You are an example of that."
Additionally, Skyridge was also recently named a Level 3 Green School, one of only five in the state of Washington. There are 270 schools that participate in the program.
Washington Green Schools provides certification framework, educational resources and tools for all public and private kindergarten through 12th grade schools. Students and school leaders participate in projects that help build understanding of environmental systems.
Rob Guthridge, a program representative, was on hand to present the award to teacher Gayle Cooper and Green Team members. Cooper has been a leader in Green Team efforts at the school since the program began in 2009.
"The beauty of this program is that it is the students who embrace it," Cooper said. "Because of what they believe about being environmentally responsible, the school Save Our Scraps station puts their philosophy into practice, daily. These habits then get brought home."
Cooper recounted a recent conversation with a parent.
"She said, 'We recycle at home because it was imposed on us by our son.' Now that's what we are about, changing the world one kid, one family, one piece of garbage at a time. Consider it, 'The Green Butterfly Effect.'"
Seventh-grader Carter Erickson remarked that everyone can pitch in.
"Nobody has to do a lot, but everybody can do a little to help our community be more environmentally friendly."
Added seventh-grader Yeh Seo Jung, "We are showing an example to other students of how to be environmentally friendly on a daily basis. At lunch, people are starting to realize that composting and recycling does matter."
Added Guthridge, "Every day we are reminded of what an important difference students, teachers and communities like yours can make. We are so proud of everything you've accomplished and want to thank you for being a great example for schools not only in Clark County and the surrounding area, but also throughout the entire state of Washington." To achieve certification at Level 3, the Skyridge Green Team conducted an assessment of "healthy school building" practices. Results indicated that stronger education on healthy measures and environmental friendly products was needed.
As a result of this investigation, the Green Team began an educational campaign and replaced all of the antibacterial spray with an all-natural, environmentally safe alternative. They also continue to maintain the changes achieved in past certifications through the implementation of recycling programs, no-idling zones, and student-led efforts to lessen Skyridge's environmental footprint.
"Through educational measures and environmentally friendly alternatives, Skyridge's population is now a more sanitary, sustainable and healthy place," Guttridge said.
In Washougal, fourth- and fifth-grade students at Cape Horn-Skye Elementary participated in the "Trees into Cartons, Cartons into Trees" program provided by employees of Graphic Packaging.
They planted Western Hemlock saplings using a recyclable carton that will be planted with the tree. Additionally, the biodegradable carton provides protection to the tree's roots as it grows. All materials and tee-shirts for the students were provided by Graphic Packaging.


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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 2008 All four services met or surpassed their monthly active-duty recruiting goals for December, and five of the six reserve components showed similar success, Defense Department officials announced today.
The Army recruited 789 active-duty soldiers last month, 105 percent of its December goal. On the reserve-component side, the Army National Guard recruited 4,985 members, 120 percent of its goal, and the Army Reserve, 3,280 soldiers, 107 percent of its goal.
The Marine Corps recruited 1,992 active-duty Marines, 115 percent of its goal, and met its goal of recruiting 410 Marine Corps reservists.
The Air Force met its December goal of recruiting 1,772 active-duty airmen and 561 Air Force Reserve members. The Air National Guard achieved 96 percent of its goal, recruiting 624 members.
The Navy met its goals of recruiting 1,891 active-duty sailors and 682 Navy reservists.
Army Secretary Pete Geren conceded today that the Army has faced a "tough recruiting market for awhile," but said he's confident the Army will continue to meet its recruiting goals. He noted that last year alone, the Army recruited 175,000 people -- the size of the entire Marine Corps -- into its active force and the National Guard and Army Reserve.
"This will be a tough year; last year was a tough year," he said. "We are confident we will meet our goals this year, but I am also confident it won't come without a lot of work by a lot of folks."
Army Lt. Gen. Clyde Vaughn, director of the Army National Guard, expressed even more confidence today in the Guard's ability to maintain the current momentum. "I'm on record right now that all I've got to do is get out of bed every morning and have a cup of coffee, and we are going to be over strength this year," he said. "That's the kind of machine that's running right now, and it has a lot to do with pride in the force."
Ultimately, the Army's recruiting successes boil down to Americans' willingness to serve, Geren said. "At the end of the day, what makes the difference is there are young men and women out there that, despite the challenges, are willing to step up and join the Army," he said.
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We just had a great evening at poco. It was a perfect night for a breezy window seat overlooking avenue B. The drinks were tasty, and tapas were great. I was in love with the Lobster mac and cheese. It was so perfectly crispy and cheesy. Definitely coming back for more.
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Most import this food is very creative and tastes just amazing! They have very friendly wait staff that try to keep you happy. The Lobster Mac & Cheese and Sliders are my favorites on the menu, but I love everything I have had. They have a small, but good selection of wines that have character and pair nicely with the food. You also can't go wrong with going there just for a cocktail. The drinks are not particularly cheap, but care is taken in making them. Overall this is my favorite neighborhood restaurant gastronomically speaking. I hope to see more interesting creations as specials so I can appease my pallet.
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Food was great, but the drinks is where this place really shines. AWESOME sangria and different specialty drinks...definitely a great place for a hangout.
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Excellent and interesting food, good cocktails, friendly waitress and fun relaxed atmosphere...what more could you want?
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the portions were tiny, even for tapas, and way overpriced! service was extremely slow (>45min for our tapas) and once the we did get the food, it was dissapointing. They forgot some people's orders and seemed totally disorganized. We were overcharged but we decided not to argue about it, we just wanted to leave! I'd have to say it was the worst dining experiencesI've had since I moved to NYC in 2006.
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Tapas is always fun. But a restaurant that treats each patron like a favorite regular is hard to find. We chose Poco by chance, but can't wait to go back. Each dish was delicious, the drinks are creative, and the staff couldn't be friendlier. I highly recommend Poco.
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I have been to Poco twice now. Both times for cocktails only, around 8pm on a Friday night. On these 2 occasions, the drinks were very good. The problem was the service. For a place that is supposed to specialize in cocktails, I was surprised that there was only ONE BARTENDER. The space is some what large by East Village standards. It seems like there is an abundance of servers, bar backs, and the host is certainly over-anxious to bring in business. My 2 experiences were frustrating. After ordering a cocktail, in my case a martini straight up, one should not have to wait 15 minutes to be served. Of the many places I've been, rarely does it take much more than 5 minutes.


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The average U.S. temperature during the summer of 2012 was 74.4 degrees, which was 2.3 degrees above the long-term (1901-2000) average. Only 1936, at 74.6 degrees, and 2011, at 74.5 degrees, were warmer.
The climate center defines summer as June 1-Aug. 31. Two states -- Colorado and Wyoming -- had their warmest summers on record. A total of 23 states in the West, Plains, upper Midwest and Northeast sweltered through one of their top 10 warmest summers on record.
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ALKMAAR, Netherlands - The Holy Cross men's basketball team defeated the national team of the Netherlands, 65-58, in the third game of its European Tour to improve to 1-2 on the trip. Previously the Crusaders were defeated by the national teams of Switzerland and Norway. The three games were played in Alkmaar, which is 30 miles north of Amsterdam. The trip will continue onto Andorra and Spain where the Crusaders will wrap up play with a game against a team from Andorra and a team from Barcelona.
The Dutch jumped out to an early 9-0 lead. Senior center Tim Clifford (Walpole, Mass.) got into early foul trouble and junior center Greg McCarthy's (Mansfield, Mass.) 12 points, all in the second quarter kept the Crusaders in the game as they only trailed by five at halftime (34-29).
Junior guard Pat Doherty was unable to play, as most of the ball handling duties in the second half went to juniors Colin Cunningham (Memphis, Tenn.) and Lawrence Dixon (Columbia, Md.). The Dutch extended their lead in the third quarter to 11 at the 30 minute mark of the game.
Holy Cross then came out strong on both ends of the court. The Crusaders were trailing by a score of 56-52 with six minutes remaining in the contest before fighting back to tie it at 56-56. The tie was then broken by five straight points by sophomore forward Adam May (Mentor, Ohio). Holy Cross would keep the lead and earn the 65-58 victory.
May led the Crusaders with 17 total points on the day, while McCarthy added 12 points. Cunningham, junior forward Alex Vander Baan (Uxbridge, Mass.) and freshman forward Andrew Keister (Galloway, N.J.) added 10 points each.


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Toby Keith Covel (born July 8, 1961) is an American country music singer and songwriter. Early life and career Toby Keith Covel was born in Clinton, Oklahoma, United States. His family moved to Moore, Oklahoma (a suburb of Oklahoma City) when Keith was young. His grandmother owned a supper club and Keith became interested in the musicians who came there to play. He got his first guitar at the age of 8. Keith attended Moore High School where he played on the football team.
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Geoff Calkins: Questions remain, but Grizzlies just keep winning
Streamers? Really?
Isn't there some rule against dropping celebratory streamers after beating the second-worst team in the NBA, a team with only seven players suited up for the game, by a mere six points?
"Hey, give them credit, they fought hard," said Tony Allen, channeling his inner Josh Pastner. "A win is win."
So streamers it is, after all.
If not for this one game, for this whole stretch. If not for definitely answering all questions about the trades that reshaped the franchise, for turning their volume way, way down.
The Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Orlando Magic at FedExForum on Friday night, 88-82. If you didn't know better, you really might have thought you'd stumbled into a University of Memphis game.
You know, everybody grumbling about the margin of victory over a hapless opponent. Except, even Conference USA opponents show up with more than seven guys who can play.
Not the Magic. They had exactly seven, in the wake of their recent trade-deadline deals. Their former teammates had already left. Their future teammates hadn't arrived.
So it was left to Grizzlies coach Lionel Hollins to look his players in the eye and explain that they could easily lose this game.
Without laughing, I mean. Hahaha!
Actual question to Hollins after the game: "Is it hard to tell the players that this could be a game they can't take lightly?"
Actual deadpan answer: "It's not hard to tell them."
Getting them to believe it is the trick.
And so the game slopped back and forth, lacking in effort and execution, although the Beale Street Flippers were pretty darn good.
As it happened, Friday was Gospel Night at FedExForum, which was fitting, really. More than 17,000 drowsed in their pews.
Somehow, appallingly, the Magic cut it to 72-69 with 5:20 left. So Hollins sent in his starters, including Marc Gasol, who — in case you hadn't noticed — is really good.
First possession: Gasol drew a foul and hit both shots.
Second possession: Gasol found Tayshaun Prince for a bucket.
Third possession: Gasol stole the ball and pushed it ahead to Mike Conley, who fed it to Zach Randolph for the hoop.
That pushed the Griz lead back to seven, and before long it was streamer time. Like the Tigers, the Grizzlies have played some soft competition of late. Like the Tigers, they've accomplished some important things anyway.
The Grizzlies are 7-2 since the new guys showed up. With Denver's loss to Washington on Friday night, the Grizzlies are two games up on the Nuggets for fourth place in the West.
More than that, they have a growing sense of what they might yet accomplish, and how good they might yet be.
"We have to be better than we were tonight," said Gasol, which goes without saying. "But we're getting there."
So now it's off to Brooklyn for a tough one against the Nets. The Mavs and the Heat await after that. If the question is how these Grizzlies will hold up against better competition, that question will be answered soon enough.
In the meantime, there are streamers. Because why the heck not? A season that once seemed in peril is as gripping as it ever was.
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Music In Ohio Part I – Dayton
Music in Ohio covers a very large variety of genres. The most localized concentration of a certain "sound" would definitely be Dayton, Ohio. Scot Brown is an associate professor of history at the University of California, Los Angeles wrote, "Funk, a fusion of jazz, rhythm and blues and rock was a national trend in African American music during the 1970s, with regionally specific styles and forms of expression. A disproportionably large number of commercially successful funk bands came from Dayton during the 1970s and early 1980s —a period in which African Americans comprised over one-third of a population that exceeded 200,000. Dayton's Black community, in the 1960s and 70s, had a rich night life with numerous bars, clubs, and after-hours establishments. Street-wise tales drawing from experiences in the places like the Astro House, Fat Daddy's, and the Ebony club frequently surfaced in the lyrical content of Dayton's first nationally-renowned funk band, the Ohio Players."
Brown also mentions many other "Dayton" bands, "Slave, Aurra, Lakeside, Steve Arrington's Hall of Fame, Sun, Heatwave, Faze-O, Roger Troutman, Zapp, Shirley Murdock, New Horizons, Dayton, Shadow, Sly Slick and the Wicked, Overnight Low, Hot Number and many others."
Brown also contributed to The Funk Era and Beyond. The Funk Era and Beyond is the first scholarly collection to discuss funk music in America and delve into the intricate and complex nature of the word and its accompanying genre. While pleasure and performance are often presumed to be mutually exclusive of intellectuality, funk offers immense possibilities for a new critical rubric.
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Mitt Romney is due to give a major speech on his economic plans tonight at the Americans For Prosperity's Defending the American Dream Summit in Washington. He gave previews of it yesterday in New Hampshire and in an op-ed in today's USA Today. The focus of his effort is cutting spending and debt, but the bottom line here is that unlike Herman Cain and Rick Perry, Romney doesn't feel the need to float a plan that can be labeled radical or controversial. He proposes to reduce the share of GDP taken up by federal spending from 24.3 percent to 20 percent or lower. And he wants to do it with budget cuts that will not include reductions in spending on defense.
Though what he is proposing is clearly aimed at eliciting applause from Republican audiences, he is being careful not to stake out a position that might cause him trouble in a general election campaign. Which is to say though he talks about reforming Medicare and Social Security, he avoids specifics.
Most of Romney's laundry list of budget cuts can be characterized as low-hanging fruit from a conservative perspective. There is the obligatory repeal of Obamacare as well as ending federal subsidies for the public broadcasting, the arts, the Legal Services Corporation, Planned Parenthood, Amtrak (take that Joe Biden!) and "foreign aid to countries that oppose America's interests"–pretty much everybody except Israel.
There is also a good deal about cutting waste and corruption. That is standard fare for any budget speech by anyone from either party, but his calls for a reduction in the federal workforce and aligning compensation with private sector levels is a step in the reformist direction undertaken by Wisconsin Governor Scott Johnson and Romney supporter Governor Chris Christie in New Jersey.
As for Social Security and Medicare, Romney again sticks to safe ground. There is a huge gap between what Romney discusses and the kind of visionary reform put forward by Paul Ryan in his House GOP budget proposal. But, as with the rest of his plan, Romney is taking steps in Ryan's direction while still seeking to avoid being labeled as extreme:
Medicare and Social Security are made sustainable for future generations. Reforms should not affect current seniors or those near retirement, and tax hikes should be off the table. However, the retirement age for younger workers should be increased slowly to keep up with increases in longevity. And Social Security benefits for higher income recipients should grow at a slower rate than for those with lower incomes.
Tomorrow's Medicare should give beneficiaries a generous defined contribution and allow them to choose between private plans and traditional Medicare. And lower-income future retirees should receive the most assistance. I believe that competition will improve Medicare and the coverage that seniors receive.
Many Tea Partiers will call this a timid approach. But rather than carp about Romney's gradualism, they would do better to realize that he — and the rest of the Republican Party — have come a long way toward their point of view. Though he may never win their love, Romney has adopted some of their rhetoric about debt without being tied down to a specific formula for Democrats to attack.
Even with a divided conservative field, the former Massachusetts governor has a tough fight ahead of him. Tea Partiers and social conservatives seem impervious to his charm. Romney's goal here is to establish a plausibly conservative approach, but his eyes are still firmly fixed on next November, not the early primary states. That's a play-it-safe strategy that is not without its perils but may be a smart move for a candidate who still thinks the nomination is his to lose.


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Jason "Mayhem" Miller Breaks Silence Following Bizarre Arrest | MMA News
By Jamie McAllister
Jason 'Mayhem' Miller breaks his silence following his recent arrest.
'Mayhem' was arrested after breaking into Mission Hills Church in Mission Viejo, CA and emptying a fire extinguisher. After emptying the fire extinguisher he was found relaxing upstairs on a couch in the nude.
The former UFC fighter took to his Official Facebook page to release the following statement.
"I appreciate your concern, a LOT. I am doing fine, and although things seem a bit strange right now, I assure you that they will make more sense in the Future."
He also utilized his Offical Twitter Account to address the public.
Not a cry for attention, personal glory, or monetary Gain. I did that in my time fighting for the
@ufc and Have come to see I was wrong
— Jason Mayhem Miller (@mayhemmiller) August 19, 2012
I am safe, with people that love me, and hope that you will join me. If I ever hurt anyone, I am sorry.
— Jason Mayhem Miller (@mayhemmiller) August 19, 2012
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he gassed in the first tweet he had to take a brake and complete his thought
Lol….that's witty!
Not really. Recycled.
Wonder what "make sense in the future" really about. What is he going to check himself into a behavior center or rehab. Can't think of anything else, well maybe a medication mess up or trying to find the right fit in dosage to be stable. Idk but I know it's a pain in the ass to find the right meds and dose to work properly. Sounds like he went on a manic spree from being bi polar and gone on a manic spree.
Maybe he's doing some jackass kind of program for MTV?
Im saying it was political in some way or Anti-Religion.. FTW Mayhem
This dude is too much for me, i think I'm done following his career….could care less…
when is this douche gonna get killed or go to jail, fuck off jason douche miller, you and youre retarded show
A thoughtful opinion and ideas I will use on my website. Youve obviously spent some time on this. Well done!
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The Butler University College of Business has launched a new major and minor focusing on entrepreneurship and innovation. The major is designed for business students and the minor is targeted at students in other programs.
November 19, 2012
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Butler University's College of Business has created a major in entrepreneurship and innovation for business students and a minor in that subject matter that will be available to students throughout campus.
The new major will add classes in creativity and innovation, entrepreneurial finance, social entrepreneurship (creating organizations that do social good), sales and marketing, and web design/commerce. It also will require students to take the existing practicum class, in which they operate a business for a semester.
The minor is designed to bring in students from the sciences, arts, liberal arts, and other areas to add entrepreneurial training to their base of knowledge.
"This puts us in rare company," Dean Chuck Williams said. "If you want to be an entrepreneur, you can actually get experiential learning here doing it for four years. We want to create an environment so that when students leave Butler, they're able to start the business they conceptualized here."
First-year Butler business students are required to take the yearlong Freshman Business Experience course in which they draft a business plan as part of an Introduction to Business course.
They present their work to a panel of marketing executives as part of the Top Dawg Business Plan Competition.
During the first semester of sophomore year, business students take the Real Business Experience class, in which they get $400 to start a business. Typically, Williams said, they make tons of mistakes, rip up their business plan and rewrite it by Thanksgiving break. About half the sophomores go on to actually run their business in the second semester as part of the practicum class.
The new major, then, "will give our students the opportunity in their junior and senior years to take one more shot at running a business," Williams said.
Professor of Finance Bill Templeton said the entrepreneurship and innovation major and minor took about 16 months to put together. Two faculty members who have a keen interest in entrepreneurship were added, along with instructors with significant entrepreneurial experience.
"So we have academic and professional experience on board," Templeton said.
Assistant Professor of Management Denise Williams said that, in creating the college's eighth major, the COB is not just developing entrepreneurs but an entrepreneurial mindset among students.
"It's not necessarily just developing students who will start their own business, but all the elements of training that go into these programs create this thought perspective that's valuable in any corporation, non-profit, for-profit large or small," she said. "That's the competitive advantage our students are being exposed to."
Assistant Professor of Management Stephanie Fernhaber said she's seen that entrepreneurial mindset in a number of students, including one last year whose team won the Top Dawg competition. The student said his father had always talked about starting a business but never did.
But the student did. Last summer, he started a food stand in a parking lot.
"It maybe broke even," Fernhaber said. "But I think he was so proud of himself that he actually did it. That�s one of the things we give our students�the confidence to take that leap."
About Butler University
Challenging and enabling students to meet their personal and professional goals has guided Butler University since 1855. Today, Butler is a nationally recognized comprehensive university that blends the liberal arts with first-rate pre-professional programs. It seeks to prepare each graduate not simply to make a living but to make a life of purpose, in which personal flourishing is intertwined with the welfare of others. Butler is known for its vibrant campus, superior academics and dedicated faculty. The University enrolls more than 4,600 undergraduate and graduate students in six academic colleges: Arts, Business, Communication, Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Located just six miles from downtown Indianapolis, Butler�s urban setting affords students internship opportunities that provide excellent graduate school and career preparation.
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The McGaw YMCA has been bringing value and values to Evanston since 1885. Here, the mirrors on the wall are not our most important reflecting tool. The kind of fitness we are all about is the fitness of relationships, the fitness of purpose, as well as the fitness called good health. That is values.
But if our values are old-fashioned, our facilities are state-of-the-art. Fitlinxx electronic training machines, video screens galore, the Sebring-Lewis Center-for NCAA-sanctioned basketball, volleyball, indoor soccer and more-the pools, the group exercise studio, the Hammer Strength free weight room, over 75 class offerings – everything you could want, when you want it, the way you want it. That is value.
Established in 1885 as a private, non-profit organization, our YMCA is now over 9,700 members strong. As the premier community service organization, the McGaw Y serves residents of Evanston, Rogers Park, Wilmette, Winnetka, Skokie and Kenilworth with programs and services that build strong kids, strong families and strong communities. We hope you enjoy our website and find it to be a valuable resource.
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This weekend Grandma Morris finished the quilt for Jaden. It turned out great. It is a "100 wishes" quilt. If you aren't familiar with what that is it is pretty simple. We collected fabric squares from friends, family and other adopting parents. Each square also has a wish for our daughter from the person who gave it. We put each wish along with a small piece of the fabric that goes along with into a scrap book. When she is older she will be able to read the wishes and find the square in the quilt that matches that wish.
We are real happy with how it all turned out. The quilt is great, the wishes are all very thoughtful and touching. Now all we need is baby Jaden!
How To Train To Jump Higher
A lot of questions have been raised regarding how to train to jump higher. You can actually be able to jump higher and develop the right way of doing it. This depends on an individual's ability to move about since the physical aspect of a person will command the way he jumps and the how high he might be able to reach. What you just need to do is stick to a program that suits you and make sure that you dedicate yourself to it.
Learning how to train to jump higher is somewhat easy to do, however, a person should be able to stay consistent to the program. This will actually last for months in order for an individual to see the desired results, so one has to be persistent and patient enough to witness their own development.
For you to see an improvement in your jumps, you start with a vertical jump program that you feel you are suited to and concentrate on it. It is not advisable to transfer from one program to the next or try to do a mixture of everything. There is no consistency in the way you build up you muscles and you will definitely not see much improvement. So learn how to train to jump higher the proper way in order to gain a little height in your jumps.
The legs should be the focus at the start of the work out. Strengthening the muscles on these areas are a must to be able to jump higher, especially the thigh muscles. If you have weak thigh muscles, this may hinder you from being capable to jump higher or even just going through training.
Squats are the best exercises that are used when learning how to train to jump higher. This would definitely strengthen the thighs. Dead lifts would follow. These types of exercises allow your body to have a full work out, not just your thighs. Couple these exercises off with a few other leg exercises and you are good to go.
After all those exercises for strength, you may begin to have plyometric workouts. These are for the development of explosive strength for your legs. Try not to overdo this type of exercise since they can be a bit stressful to the body and may be counter productive. It is advised to practice them twice or thrice a week.
These are probably all you need to know about how to train to jump higher. They will play a big part in your training and you are guaranteed progress if you practice it right.


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NEW YORK - The Court Yard Hounds are a new group -- but they're hardly your typical baby act.
The duo is derived from one of music's best-selling bands - the Dixie Chicks - and their self-titled debut album is already among the spring's more anticipated releases.
Sisters Martie Maguire and Emily Robison make their stage debut Thursday at the South by Southwest music festival in Austin.
Robison lives in San Antonio. Maguire lives in Austin.
SXSW will mark the first time they will be center stage since the Dixie Chicks took off more than a decade ago, when it was Lubbock's Natalie Maines singing lead.
Many country stations quit playing the Chicks in 2003 after Maines told a London audience, about then-President George W. Bush:
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Almost overnight, Maines became a lightning rod in the debate
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I wanted a fun dessert that would be an ode to the end of summer while still looking forward to the beginnings of fall and all it has to bring. Sweaters, leaves, cozy blankets. Well, in my mind that's what fall is, cooling weather and cozy things. But, in truth, here in California fall is probably the hottest season we have. Dry, windy, and hot. So, an ice cream float is a perfect fall treat.
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So there you are with a jar of homemade Easy Enchilada Sauce in your fridge. And, there are those flatbreads that you bought over on the counter. And, well, you might be feeling adventurous, and that's how this Mexican Flatbread Pizza happened. Spread the flatbread with some Easy Enchilada Sauce, throw on some Mexican toppings… sweet corn with savory Enchilada Sauce and spicy Pepper Jack cheese, and top it all off with creamy avocado, and you've got yourself an amazing Mexican Flatbread Pizza.


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I was looking for a school where I would feel comfortable and could thrive. Knowing that I do well in close-knit places where I know fewer people in a deeper way made it much easier to choose Tuck. This was a place I could see myself for a couple years, making meaningful relationships with people, having intellectually stimulating conversations, and making the best of the two years I'm taking off from my career.
When I got here I realized that the amount of access the students have to faculty is just phenomenal. It's one thing to visit a professor during office hours, but another to go to several professors' houses, cook with them, hang out with their families, and get to know them outside the work setting. These are people who are preeminent experts in the fields they're working in. To know them personally and be able to call them up in the future when I have questions; it's a fantastic resource and you'd be silly not to take advantage of that. That's something the scale of Tuck offers.
I co-founded a startup company at Tuck through the Introduction to Entrepreneurship course, and we then took it forward to the Advanced Entrepreneurship class. Then we entered and won the Barris Incubator contest, which helped us develop our product. We also won the top prize at the Greener Ventures entrepreneurship contest. Now it's basically an official company and we're working on getting customers and rolling out the product. The idea is mobile-based micro-surveys to gather customer feedback right after the retail transaction. The goal is to reduce the gap between when the experience actually happens and when you hear back from the customer, while at the same time making it easier for the customer to give feedback. The company is called Instant Insight.
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Steven is a stratospheric research scientist. His interests include stratospheric ozone and climate change during the 21st century, planetary and gravity wave drag and their influence on stratospheric climate and variability.
Steven's work includes involvement in international collaborations contributing to the 2010 WMO ozone assessment report, CCMVal and the IPCC 5th assessment report.
He carries out research into stratospheric processes governing the transport of ozone and other chemicals throughout the stratosphere, the processes governing ozone depletion and recovery, causes of variability in the stratosphere, and the influence of the stratosphere on surface climate. He also works on improving the representation of stratospheric climate and variability in a vertically extended version of the Unified Model as part of the INTEGRATE project.
Steven collaborates directly with atmospheric scientists at the Universities of Cambridge, Oxford, Reading, and St. Andrews in the UK, and at the University of Toronto in Canada.
Steven joined the Met Office in May 2008. Prior to this he completed a PhD in applied mathematics at the University of Cambridge, where he also received his undergraduate degree, and then took up a post-doctorate position in the physics department at the University of Toronto, Canada.
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By Douglas J. GillertAmerican Forces Press Service
SAN ANTONIO, May 20, 1998 Editor's note: This is a refiling of a previous story. It corrects the date of the merger.
Inside a bubble-like incubator, a tiny baby's chest vibrates rapidly as the infant takes in 720 breaths a minute.
The baby, born prematurely and weighing barely a pound, breathes with the aid of a high-frequency ventilator. The small puffs of air it takes in are less damaging than normal deeper breaths to its fragile, underdeveloped lungs.
At Wilford Hall, the Air Force's largest medical center and flagship of an Army-Air Force medical consortium, the ventilator represents the level of health care sophistication available to DoD beneficiaries. The high-tech baby saver probably wouldn't be there, however, without the merger of Army and Air Force medical assets.
"Before the 1995 merger of our and Brooke Army Medical Center's pediatric programs, the Air Force didn't train residents in pediatric pulmonary," said Air Force Dr. (Lt. Col.) Don McCurnin, 859th Medical Operations Squadron commander. "We absorbed an excellent staff from Brooke, and we are a stronger program because of the merger."
For example, the Army brought with it a center of excellence for cystic fibrosis, a disease that affects the lungs and digestive system. Now Wilford Hall operates a triservice cystic fibrosis network that benefits patients from all service branches with new medicine and trains residents in future cures, McCurnin said.
"We're very subspecialized for pediatrics and OB-GYN," he said. "We traditionally get referrals from all over the world, and the expertise the Army has brought to this department makes us that much more effective and valuable to DoD."
The merger eventually brought Army Dr. (Lt. Col.) Howard Heiman over to Wilford Hall, where he directs clinical neonatology -- the medical specialty covering children from newborns through two months old. Heiman takes pride in the impact he and his fellow soldiers have had on the quality of military medicine.
"We always cooperated from a distance," Heiman said of the Army medics' relationship with their crosstown Air Force counterparts. "Now, we provide an unrivaled subspecialty clinic, and the patients benefit. We're green and blue working together, and rank and status aren't as important as customer service."


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A former member of the Berkeley County School Board filed a complaint with the state Attorney General's Office on Friday against the current board over what he calls a "misuse of public funds."
Terry Hardesty, who served on the board from 2006 to 2010, warned at the March 24 board meeting that he would file the objection if the district continues to pay legal fees for three employees under investigation in connection with the 2012 Yes 4 Schools campaign, during which voters approved $198 million to build and renovate schools. The investigation has been ongoing for 15 months.
In his letter to the attorney general, Hardesty asked for an investigation into whether the board is using public funds for private purposes and whether the board is hindering the investigation. Hardesty said he believes the employees should be represented by a public defender if they cannot afford their own counsel.
Attorney General spokesman Mark Powell said Friday his office has received the letter and it's under review.
The complaint is aimed at any board member who is not on record as being against paying the fees, Hardesty said. That would include all board members except Phillip Obie II.
Obie has said at board meetings and in prior interviews that he is against paying the fees. He said Friday that he has been "brushed off" when he has tried to get other board members to discuss it.
The board has maintained that it is legally responsible for paying the fees because the employees - Communications Director Amy Kovach, Superintendent Rodney Thompson and Deputy Superintendent Archie Franchini - were acting in good faith. Kovach was indicted Feb. 11 on a count of "Violation of Ethics Act: Use of Public Funds to Influence the Outcome of an Election," and has since been on paid leave from her job, where she makes about $80,000 annually.
So far, the investigation has cost the district $57,614 in fees to the district law firm of Childs & Halligan plus $78,385 for independent counsel for the three employees.
In February, the board voted to hire retired Circuit Judge Victor Rawl to give them an opinion on whether Kovach was acting in the "course and scope of her employment" and if she was acting in good faith. Rawl said Thursday he is still reviewing information.
In his letter, Hardesty said involving Rawl is "an attempt to buy (Kovach's) silence. Amy Kovach's attorney is being paid by the entity who may have director Dr. Rodney Thompson, Archie Franchini, and Ms. Kovach to carry out the campaign in the manner we saw. This smacks of nothing but a cover-up."
Hardesty, former school board member Scott Marino and lawyer Josh Whitley originally took concerns about referendum to the Attorney General's office that resulted in investigation. Hardesty, who is chairman of the Berkeley County Republican Party, also sued school board chairman Kent Murray last year after Murray prevented Hardesty from talking about the investigation during public comments at a board meeting. That suit was settled for $65,000.
"I have offered them an opportunity to back out of what I perceive of them as doing wrong on numerous occasions and they've never taken me up on it," Hardesty said Friday. "I'm a little bit frustrated that I always have to go to a higher authority for something to happen which ought to be happening to begin with."
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Courses: First-Year Japanese (Intensive) (JNSEH002B02)
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An introduction to the four basic skills (reading, writing, speaking, and listening), with special emphasis on the development of conversational fluency in socio-cultural contexts. Six hours per week of lecture and oral practice. This is a year-long course; both semesters (001 and 002) are required for credit.
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SUPERANNUATION – liability for superannuation guarantee charge – whether employees or independent contractors at common law – whether interpreters and translators were employees within the extended definition of employee in s 12(3) of the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992 (Cth).
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It has been just a couple of weeks that the Samsung Galaxy S III went on sale, but the handset already has a bunch of custom ROMs, kernels and mods available for it. Members of TeamHacksung, part of the CyanogenMod team, also got the Galaxy S III and started porting CM9 on it right away. Last week, XplodWild released a video that showed off CM9 on the Galaxy S III but that build was barely functional with nearly every feature br0ken.
However, over the last one week TeamHacksung has been hard at work and have managed to get most of the things to work under CM9 on SGS3. They have also released an experimental build so that early Galaxy S III owners can get a taste of CM9 on their handset. For the first experimental build, the ROM works surprisingly fine. with only a few minor issues. Below is a very small list of what does not works on CM9 for FT-I9300 a.k.a Galaxy S III -:
- FM Radio: currently not supported, try Spirit FM from market
- Camera: using LED flash causes FCs on some phones.
- Wifi: connection issues for a few users
There is also a Wi-Fi fix floating around in the XDA thread, which might work if you are few of those unlucky people for whom Wi-Fi does not work. So head over to this thread on XDA forums if you are willing to flash the experimental CM9 build on your brand-new Galaxy S III.


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Hollywood awards are going to the dogs, literally, with the advent of the Golden Collar Awards recognizing the talents of dog actors like Uggie from The Artist who took home first prize. Other winners at the ceremony held Monday at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel included: Brigitte the French Bulldog from the sitcom "Modern […] [Read More]
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