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The gas line broke around nine Tuesday morning off of Wellborn Road between Southwest Parkway and FM 2818. The traffic was being re-routed. during that time. Again, all lanes are now open.
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ALTMAN, Henrietta Brown, 95, of Mount Pleasant, a bookkeeper and secretary with Altman Motors and widow of William M. Altman Jr., died Friday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
BROWN, Daisy L., of North Charleston, widow of Levi Brown, died Friday. Arrangements by G.W. Heyward's Mortuary of Charleston.
JAMESON, William H., 90, of Charleston, a retired manager with The Colony House Restaurant and widower of Virginia Smith Jameson, died Saturday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Downtown Chapel.
RICHARDSON, Marion L., 86, of Awendaw, a planner and estimator with the Charleston Naval Shipyard and husband of Dorothy Richardson, died Saturday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
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BARNES, Virdell, 85, of St. Stephen died Friday. Arrangements by Henryhand's St. Stephen Chapel.
SCHLAG, Mary Arminta Hay, 84, of Moncks Corner, widow of Robert Schlag, died Friday. Arrangements by Dial-Murray Funeral Home.
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STEUART, Anna Jean, 1, daughter of Bryan M. Steuart and Lindsay Pruitt Steuart of Summerville, died Friday. Arrangements by Parks Funeral Home of Summerville.
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ASSEY, Robert Andrew, 64, of Georgetown died Friday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
COLLINS, Lacy Harris, 71, of Newberry, an Army and National Guard veteran, retired Savannah River Site security officer and husband of Sandra Smith Collins, died Saturday. Arrangements by McSwain Evans Funeral Home.
HINES, Marjorie Walker, 97, of Sterling, Va., formerly of Charleston, S.C., widow of John B. R. Hines, died Nov. 17. Arrangements by Loudoun Funeral Chapel of Leesburg, Va.
HODGES, Evelyn Charlis, 90, of Greensboro, N.C., widow of Wilbert A. Hodges, died Nov. 14. Arrangements by Cremation Society of the Carolinas of Raleigh.
TUMBLIN, Martha Elizabeth Shockley, 87, of Aiken, a retired librarian and wife of Marvin F. Tumblin Jr., died Saturday. Arrangements by Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home.
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Caravan crowd roars its approval of coach
Emcee and former Oklahoma star Spencer Tillman announced Bob Stoops at the Sooner Caravan on Thursday night and the sold-out crowd at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum stood.
And roared. Loud and long. In Bob they trust -- even in times of distress. One day after Stoops was forced to permanently dismiss two starters, including quarterback Rhett Bomar for serious NCAA violations that brought an unwanted spotlight on the program, Sooner fans reinforced their faith in their coach. "I think he's handled it as well as he could," said Ted Glover, 45, a season ticket holder of 13 years from Oklahoma City. Some came seeking a message. "Stoops is so positive," said Yukon's Billy Maxwell, 63, and a season ticket holder since '63. "I think he's going to reassure the hard-core Sooner fans that all is not lost." And Stoops delivered. "I told a civic group in Norman this morning, 'You need to lighten your heart and have a good day because we're going to.'" Later in a fast-paced address that lasted exactly 10 minutes, Stoops said: "Our expectations have not changed one bit." The approving roars kept coming. Basketball coaches Sherri Coale and Jeff Capel, speaking first, inspired cheers of their own. But the biggest responses were reserved for Stoops. Oh, Sooner fans are shaken. The school's reputation, those national title hopes spurred by the summer magazines that tagged OU as No. 1, both took a hit when Bomar and Quinn were sent packing. "Shock. Total shock," Maxwell said of his reaction to Wednesday's news. "I could not believe it because I know how Stoops runs his program. For something like this to blindside ... I couldn't believe it." Maxwell said he was home when he got a call from a friend, informing him of the dark details.
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Stoops says he'd help two Bob Stoops said Rhett Bomar and J.D. Quinn "stung" Oklahoma. Its team. Its coaches. Surely Sooners fans feel the same way. Still, Stoops said Thursday that he'd help both players revive their careers elsewhere. "I will help them," Stoops said. "I'm all for kids and feel, in a way, compassion for them, though they stung us in a big way. "It's just my nature to be that way. I think all us coaches are that way." Stoops reiterated that the dismissals of Bomar and Quinn were permanent and that neither would be Sooners again. He also said both apologized for the actions -- accepting payment not earned -- that led to their departure from the squad. Their actions could draw an NCAA investigation and already have given the program a black eye. Stoops said Bomar and Quinn seemed remorseful in private conversations. "I did sense that," Stoops said. So far, neither Bomar nor Quinn has given any indication of what's in their future. With NCAA suspensions likely, their options are limited. But when and if either decides to play college football again, Stoops won't stand in the way. "I would grant them a release and give them opportunity if they wanted to go somewhere else," Stoops said. "We'll see how that works for them. "We're going to do what we can if they want to choose another path." By John Helsley


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The 35-year-old army staff sergeant from Roxana, Illinois, says his wife and three kids were permitted to pass the days in his room. His doctors were attentive, the facilities clean and modern. But Baldwin never had to spend time in the rodent-infested outpatient Building 18, which the Washington Post exposed earlier this year, sparking national outrage.
Baldwin, who was then unable to walk, met a fellow St. Louisan with a similar injury who arrived for surgery at Walter Reed. He remembers dismissing the veteran's cautionary tale about the John Cochran Division of the St. Louis Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
"I thought, well, maybe he was a problem patient," says Baldwin.
Vets with spinal-cord injuries like Baldwin's receive rehabilitation, psychiatric and long-term care at the VA's Jefferson Barracks Division in south county. The specialized ward is a peaceful, roomy place with ample parking for visitors, not to mention a squad of career nurses who get to know many intimate details of their patients' lives.
For anything else, like acute medical attention, lab work and specialized procedures, vets must go to Cochran, a full-service hospital on North Grand Boulevard.
"If you've got a spinal-cord injury and you can get into Jefferson Barracks, that's the place to go," says Dr. John McGarry, the ward's former director. "It's better than anything I've seen in the private sector. But the John Cochran center seems to be quite busy and quite frightening for these folks."
Back at home nine months later, Phillip Baldwin agrees. Paralyzed in one leg and forced to walk with a cane, Baldwin was first admitted to Cochran late last summer with a urinary tract infection and high fever.
"It was as if I had disappeared," he recalls. "I went long periods of time without seeing a nurse. My IVs would run dry, and there would be nobody there to swap them out, and nobody to empty my catheter bags. The facilities were dirty, and at that particular time the air conditioning wasn't working and it was incredibly hot."
Baldwin says his wife and child were not allowed in his room to deliver medication that nurses had promised him but hadn't supplied. After a hemorrhoid surgery, the hospital, he says, forgot to call the pharmacy with his pain prescription.
At other times the VA sent Baldwin appointment-reminder cards, and he took off time from work as a train dispatcher for the Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis, only to arrive at Cochran and find that his visits weren't on the hospital's calendar.
After nearly a dozen trips to Cochran, Baldwin is ready to issue his own warning to fellow service members: "Veterans, if you're coming back from war and you're supposed to be treated there if you have any other options, don't go to John Cochran hospital. Find another solution."
Veterans' hospitals have long been regarded in the medical community to be better than private institutions especially for spinal-cord care. But Cochran, even with its many Washington University and Saint Louis University physicians, earned a different distinction entirely.
Four years ago it became only the second veterans' hospital in the nation to be placed on probation by a Chicago-based hospital accreditation group, for noncompliance in 14 of 45 performance areas.
A military veterans' medical center since 1954, Cochran regained full accreditation eleven months later and maintained it in a 2004 followup. It faces its next unannounced inspection later this year.
In its own quarterly patient surveys from 2006, Cochran consistently ranked lower than the other six medical centers in the VA's Midwestern network, and "significantly worse than the national average" in eight of the nine categories polled.
"These numbers are an agenda item at every meeting," says Dr. Florian Thomas, director of the VA's spinal-cord service and a neurology professor at SLU. "We're very worried about them. And we have newly created positions task forces and workgroups that are looking at the data to see how we can improve."
It's a common notion among paralyzed veterans that they leave Cochran sicker than when they arrived.
"I left with a sore on my butt, and now I've been here at Jefferson Barracks almost five months trying to heal it," says Bernard Carr, a paraplegic.
A number of paraplegics and quadriplegics interviewed by Riverfront Times complained of being abandoned for hours without a nurse available to change their catheters and help perform bowel-management programs. Others offered stories about the lack of nurses available to feed them or turn them over to prevent the gaping pressure sores that result from prolonged immobility. Some say they were left in their own feces and urine for hours on end.
"This last time I came back from Cochran was the worst ever," says Jerry Ray, an amputee. "My catheter was leaking urine, so I was laying in urine for a long time, and they weren't changing my dressings or my bedding. My skin broke down, and then my sores were leaking a lot of fluid. I ended up with another sore on my scrotum and all the rest of the skin on my buttocks was damaged."
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I've been asked for this, so I thought I'd do it. My in-depth interviews from a stats background, going backwards in time. I'll try to update this more than I have been. Thanks for reading!!
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Joe Panik on making contact 9/4/14
John Jaso on his concussion and recovery 9/3/14
Nolan Arenado on his defensive improvements 9/2/14
Danny Farquhar on his many arm slots 9/1/14
Jonathan Lucroy, Hank Conger and Jon Lucroy on framing vs blocking 8/25/14
Jacob DeGrom on why he's better than we thought he'd be (grips) 8/21/14
Adam Dunn on all the failed tweaks he's made to his process 8/18/14
Tim Lincecum on how he's trying to cope with decline (grips) 8/14/14
Phil Hughes finally found the right breaking balls (grips) 8/12/14
Sam Fuld on rising fastballs 8/11/14
Jake Odorizzi and Alex Cobb on their shared splitter (grips) 8/7/14
Dallas Keuchel on the slider that saved his career (grips) 7/28/14
Brett Anderson on his slurve (grips) 7/25/14
Todd Frazier on hitting with Billy Hamilton on base 7/21/14
All-Stars on playing a game they won't prepare for 7/15/14
All-Stars on who they were looking forward to playing most 7/15/14
Top pitching prospects on throwing a pitch that isn't competitive yet 7/14/14
Brandon Belt on his hitting adjustments (grips) 7/10/14
Jesse Hahn on making two pitches work (grips) 7/7/14
Jay Bruce on hitting and hitting through a slump 7/2/14
Devin Mesoraco on why catchers take longer to break out 6/30/14
Tanner Roark on the importance of strike one (grips) 6/26/14
Hunter Pence, Michael Morse and others about the on-deck circle 6/26/14
Jesse Chavez on going to the cutter as his fastball (grips) 6/25/14
Justin Morneau on how Coors Field makes him a better hitter 6/23/14
Chris Dickerson and Corey Blackmon on their early success 6/20/14
Adam LaRoche on how thinking about hitting is different than thinking about pitching 6/16/14
Tim Hudson on how his arsenal has changed over time (grips) 6/12/14
Mets former hitting coach Dave Hudgens on the role of a hitting coach 6/9/14
Rick Porcello, Sean Doolittle, Brandon McCarthy and Brian Bannister on changeups 6/4/14
Austin Jackson on finding a swing that works 6/2/14
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Trevor Plouffe on the dangers of good results early on 5/28/14
Michael Morse on his approach 5/22/14
Ervin Santana and Gavin Floyd on their new changeups (grips) 5/19/14
Alex Rios on taking pitches 5/12/14
Andrew Cashner on changing his approach due to injury (grips) 5/5/14
Dan Haren on throwing the feared pitches: the splitter and the cutter 5/1/14
Prince Fielder on changing his approach due to his home park 4/28/14
Zack Greinke on curves 4/23/14
Zack Greinke on the slider and the cutter and throwing both 4/21/14
Brandon McCarthy on bulking up to avoid the in-season slide 4/17/14
Tony Cingrani on throwing one pitch 4/14/14
Mark Trumbo on his new home park 4/10/14
Corey Kluber on ditching a bad four-seamer 4/3/14
Danny Salazar on not returning from surgery too soon 4/2/14
Joey Votto on picking his battles and improving where he can 3/25/14
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Transcultural Nursing
Transcultural Nursing Theory
The goal of Transcultural Nursing is to develop a scientific and humanistic body of knowledge in order to provide culture-specific and culture-universal nursing care practices. Transcultural Nursing can be defined as that field of nursing focused on the comparative study and analysis of different cultures and subcultures in the world with respect to their caring behavior; nursing care; and health-illness values, beliefs and patterns of behavior. This philosophy is congruent with UH Hilo's philosophy and mission with recognition and appreciation of the cultural and educational differences of its students.
The underlying Transcultural thread of UH Hilo BSN Program provides a viewpoint of areas of awareness, knowledge, and skills in cultural self-awareness, that nurses must acquire to competently attend to the needs of their clients. Our pedagogy parallels that of the Transcultural Nursing Society in that culturally competent care can only occur when culture care values are known and serve as the foundation for meaningful care.
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"May all nurses, nurse educators and nurse researchers practice human caring within a holistic and transcultural context. Transcultural nursing knowledge is Dr. Leininger's legacy to professional nursing. I am reminded of her urgent vision that transcultural nursing knowledge needs to be shared on a global basis. I have tried to expand this wisdom of caring to humans, animals and plants as many of us live in violent and toxic environments. Our minds, as magnificent resources for detailed, peaceful, thankful and global thinking can lead us to 1) paths of respect and recognition of visible and invisible spiritual dimensions; 2) paths of nurturing relationships with higher beings, and 3) diverse paths of emic and etic healing for optimal health. Let us unite and focus our caring energies toward safe, cultural congruent caring for human families, Earth's animals and plants and our multi-dimentional Universe."
-Genevieve LehuananiOKilauea Kinney, RN, Ph.D., TCN
University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo Affiliate Faculty-2007
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"Hawaiʻi is a place of unsurpassed natural beauty that cares for those in need. Everyone is welcome regardless of racial, ethnic, religious or economic background." "It is a place that honors its rich, multi-cultural heritage... "We aren't a place that tolerates diversity; we celebrate it."
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"In Hawaii, and as a Kamaaina, I think in many ways, we take our cultural differences for granted and sometimes are blinded to it. We've grown up in this "local "atmosphere and have learned to incorporate the different foods, customs, languages, etc. "the melting pot" effect. The Transcultural nursing class was very valuable to me, because it brought these unique practices and belief systems to a surface level. I am more able to view behavior, not from my cultural base, but from the patient's cultural base, thus understanding and then providing more effective nursing care."
-Robin Nakayama BSN/RN Hilo Medical Center CCU
UH Hilo BSN graduate Class of 2004
"I also grew up in a multicultural environment. Perth, Western Australia contains a population of 1 million and we are from all walks of life. . I also have traveled a great deal and accept people for being humans not what they look like or believe. I have found there is a great Japanese, Filipino, American, and Portuguese influence here with the Hawaiian added to the mix this state has a unique culture of its own. Taking transcultural nursing and clinical here in Hawaiʻi has made me more comfortable in asking people personal questions about their beliefs and culture. By the end of clinical, I feel like I know my patients on a more spiritual level."
Belinda Cravens, BSN Student Class of 2008
"Even though I was raised here on the Big Island with a diversity of cultures, I think the transcultural aspect of our education has assisted me in forming an increased awareness of different cultures and how to interact with them (especially as a nursing student). I have always appreciated diversity, but feeling more comfortable with different cultures definitely creates an important quality of a health care provider"
Aurora Minestero, BSN Student Class of 2008
"I enjoyed participating in a variety of Transcultural courses (Spirituality and Transcultural Nursing), The main theme of individuality, human uniqueness and diversity has perpetuated throughout each of the courses. It has emphasized that the patient's comfort, respect and dignity, as well as my obligation to provide the best care, should always remain my number one priority while practicing nursing."
Marianna Karewicz BSN Student Class of 2008


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Texas on the Potomac
Washington news with a Texas accent
Monthly Archive for April, 2012
Texans bid a fond (and sometimes not-so-fond) farewell to Rick Santorum
Rick Santorum announced this afternoon that he is leaving the race for the Republican nomination. The announcement came after the campaign took a five- day break while Santorum's three-year-old daughter, Bella, was in the hospital. Houstonians reacted to the news. [Read More]
Santorum is out — and Texas is completely irrelevant. AGAIN.
Rick Santorum's announcement this afternoon that he is pulling out of the Republican presidential sweepstakes leaves Mitt Romney as the presumptive nominee seven weeks before Texas finally gets around to picking delegates to the Republican National Convention. [Read More]
Ron Paul's new Texas-themed ad describes him as 'big, bold, Texan"
The Texas congressman released his "Vote Texas" ad today, targeting voters in his home state. The 30-second commercial, airing statewide on cable television, emphasizes Paul's Lone Star roots, using a narrator with a slight Texas twang and sound effects like a cracking whip. [Read More]
Political hardball: Ozzie Guillen learns the stiff price of praising the Castro brothers (of Cuba — not San Antonio)
Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen was suspended for five games for praising the Castro brothers. No, he wasn't lauding San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro and his brother, state Rep. Joaquin Castro. That wouldn't be very controversial, at least in Texas.
We're talking Raul and Fidel Castro. Of Cuba. Especially Fidel.[Read More]
Texas accused of ignoring FDA on stem cell rules
Texas' proposed adult stem cell regulations, up for approval this week, are under fire for circumventing the Food and Drug Administration and making the experimental therapy commercially available before it's been proven safe and effective.
The criticism of the Texas Medical Board draft policy, developed in the aftermath of Gov. Rick Perry receiving stem cell treatment for back problems, is coming from a host of pre-eminent scientists and institutions, including the influential scientific journal Nature and the International Society for Stem Cell Research.[Read More]
Americans back range of energy policies, with partisan splits
A majority of Americans support a range of energy and environmental policies from more oil drilling to federal funding for renewables to regulations that curb pollution, albeit with significant partisan differences, according to a new Gallup poll.
The partisan gap was at least 20 points on each of the policies polled, according to the poll released Monday, underscoring the level of polarization that continues on matters of energy and environment.[Read More]
Tim Tebow's Easter sermon in Texas sparks fierce Twitter debate
On Easter Sunday, NFL Quarterback Tim Tebow spoke to a crowd of more than 15 thousand Texans at Celebration Church in Georgetown. Yesterday and today, the twittersphere reflected on Tebow's Easter speech. Some mocked his sermon, while others appreciated his shared wisdom. [Read More]
Egg-ceptional! Obama family hosts traditional Easter fun with 30,000 friends at White House (with PHOTO GALLERY)
With an upcoming presidential election, international turmoil and an ever-struggling economy, President Barack Obama has plenty on his mind. But today he took some time off to play around on the South Lawn of the White House to celebrate Easter Monday with the traditional Easter egg roll. [Read More]
Ron Paul's next stop on the campaign trail: Home sweet home, Texas
As Congressman Paul continues to rally his passionate base, his three-day Texas tour includes three Town Hall Meetings. He will be at Texas A&M University in College Station on Tuesday, Will Rodgers Memorial Center in Fort Worth on Wednesday, and at the Main Plaza in San Antonio on Thursday. [Read More]
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Gotten delivery a few times recently. The fish is good for the price and the delivery is always very quick, especially because I'm right by the river.
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I actually enjoy the food that this restaurant offers but they delivered to my apartment recently. However, the delivery included an additional order and when I called to tell them this to ensure that I wouldn't be charged for something that I didn't order, they decided to come back to my apartment and take back the food. To think that I could be getting food delivered that was opened by someone else, possibly tasted or sampled and then brought over is alarming. They should have said to keep the food and apologize for the mistake.
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I order from here regularly and am consistently pleased with the quickness, and quality of my food. It's not the best sushi in the LES, but it's the best delivery in the neighborhood.
Posted by sarah on 06/20/2010
delivery is ok, slightly better than the rest of the bad sushi available for delivery in the LES
Posted by Anonymous on 06/16/2010
The food is slightly below average. The rolls are nothing amazing and the fish was unappetizing.
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Hana is a welcomed addition as well as the best sushi in LES. I have never been disappointed.
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Fresh fish, nice portion size, well-priced lunch specials and fast delivery. and from the outside, the place looks pricier than it is--nice work.


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Former Rovers midfielder Wellens rejoined the South Yorkshire club on a short-term contract in the summer after leaving Leicester by mutual consent.
That deal is set to expire in four weeks' time but Dickov is keen to keep the 33-year-old at the Keepmoat Stadium.
"That (a new contract for Wellens) is something we're looking at," Dickov told BBC Radio Sheffield. "He wants to stay and we want him to stay.
"If I wasn't optimistic about him staying then I wouldn't have made him my captain."
Wellens agreed a two-year contract with Doncaster pending Sequentia Capital's proposed takeover of the club but the board of directors at Rovers opted to turn down the Irish-led consortium's investment offer.
He has made 18 appearances in all competitions this season for Dickov's team.


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WWII memories shared in Clydach heritage project
Posted: May 08, 2014|
MEMORIES of Clydach during the Second World War can now be recalled at the town's heritage centre - thanks to a lottery-funded project.
The project, called All Our Yesterdays, was made possible thanks to a £6,500 grant, which enabled the heritage centre's committee to investigate life in the town during wartime and the 1950s.
They did so by inviting residents to be interviewed and recorded, which were then transcribed.
Jean Round, a member of the heritage centre's committee said: "The outcome has been a fascinating insight into how life was then for the people of Clydach. Visitors to the centre will be able to view videos and listen to recorded interviews."
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The project was supported by Swansea University and the Connected Communities programme, and also saw a postgraduate student research the history of Coed Gwilym Park, where the heritage centre is situated. Local schools will be given educational packs to use as teaching aids, giving a local perspective to historical studies.
Jennifer Stewart, head of the heritage lottery fund in Wales said: "We were delighted to support this project as it provides a great opportunity for communities to get together to learn, and share, and understand each other. They are also very revealing about our history as they uncover information historians may not otherwise get to."


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UAAP: UE wins womenĺs badminton title
University of the East foiled Ateneoĺs bid for a sweep of the UAAP Season 74 badminton tournament following the Lady Warriorsĺ 3-2 win over the Lady Eagles, 3-2, on Tuesday at the Rizal Memorial Badminton Hall.
The Lady Eagles gained a head start after Gelita Castillo booked a 21-18, 21-5 victory over May Lawrence Pamorada in the opening singles.
UE won the second singles with Rochelle Andres scoring a 21-16, 14-21, 21-19 victory over Dia Nicole Magno, and took a 2-1 lead after UEĺs Fatima Cruz and Kimverly Gatpolintan overwhelmed Carla Lizardo and Michelle Eunice Roxas, 21-9, 21-13, in the first doubles, the Lady Eagles fought back behind Castillo and Magno, who beat Andres and Pamorada, 22-20, 21-12, in the second doubles to forge a deciding singles.
Cruz slipped past Lisa Encarnacion, 21-15, 21-18, to help bring the trophy to Recto. It was UEĺs second womenĺs title in three years.
ôMasarap itong championship na ito dahil galing kami mula sa kulelat [0-3 start this season]. Nagawa naming mag-adjust habang tumatakbo ang tournament, hardwork lang,ö said Cruz.
De La Salle finished third in the season after a 3-2 win over FEU.
Cruz was named womenĺs MVP, while UE mentor Rocky Magnaye was Coach of the Year. Castillo is the Rookie of the Year and Andres took home the Most Improved Player honors.


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Physical Science: light, color, energy
Investigation and Experimentation: Developing hypotheses, selecting tools, communicating results, analyzing evidence.
Cellular Journeys
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Investigation and Experimentation: Developing questions
On the Fly
Investigation and Experimentation: Making predications, planning and conducting investigations, identifying variables, measuring, comparing, drawing conclusions
Measurement and Geometry: attributes and properties of plane, solid and two-dimensional geometric figures
Mathematical Reasoning: Students make decisions about how to approach problems.
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Common Causes
FoodThe following are the most common food allergens in Canada. Click on the links below for more information on each allergen.
|Sesame seeds
|Seafood (fish, crustaceans, shellfish)*
|Tree nuts (e.g. almond, cashew, hazelnut, pistachio)
These are identified as "priority allergens" by Health Canada. It is important to recognize that this is not an exclusive list. Although the priority allergens have been known to cause 90% of allergic reactions, any food can trigger a reaction.
The information provided for the above allergens has been excerpted from Anaphylaxis Canada's Allergen Cards and Health Canada's pamphlets on priority allergens.
*For regulatory purposes, Health Canada uses the following terms to describe food from the sea: fish, shellfish (e.g. oysters, clams) and crustaceans (e.g. lobster, shrimp).
An allergy to medication happens when your immune system reacts to the drug. Many different drugs can cause an allergic reaction, including prescription and over-the-counter drugs. Reactions to a medication usually happen within an hour of taking the drug but can occur much later. You can also develop an allergic reaction to a medication after you've been taking it for several weeks. It is important to know the names of the drugs that you are allergic to and avoid them.
Here are some tips to stay safe:
- Tell all of your healthcare providers about your drug allergy.
- Wear a MedicAlert® bracelet so that people will know about your allergy if you are in an accident.
- Talk to your doctor if you have a reaction to a drug or if you have any signs or symptoms of an allergic reaction. Your doctor may be able to replace your medication with another drug that won't cause a reaction.
Insect Stings
Insect stings from honeybees, bumblebees, yellow jackets, hornets, wasps, and fire ants are the most common trigger of insect sting allergy. Symptoms of a reaction usually start immediately after a sting. Having one type of reaction doesn't mean you'll always have the same reaction every time you're stung.
To reduce the risk of being stung:
- Do not wear perfumes or use shampoos with a fruity or floral scent.
- Wear white, beige and other light colours. Avoid wearing bright coloured clothing, especially floral prints.
- When outdoors, check inside the can or glass before drinking and make sure there are no stinging insects inside.
- Tightly cover food containers and trash cans.
- Wear shoes when walking outside.
- When driving, keep your windows rolled up.
- Have hives and nests near your home removed by a professional.
- Stay calm and slowly walk away if an insect is near you.
Latex is a milky fluid that comes from the rubber tree. If you are allergic to latex you will react to the proteins found in natural rubber latex. A reaction can occur by coming into contact with latex products or by inhaling airborne latex particles.
Latex allergy is common in people who are exposed to latex often, such as those employed in health care or the rubber industry. Children with spina bifida and other congenital diseases who need multiple surgeries often develop latex allergies. Some people may also react to foods that cross-react with latex such as banana, avocado, chestnut, and kiwi.
The best way to prevent an allergic reaction is to avoid latex. Follow these steps to keep yourself safe:
- Tell your doctors, dentists and nurses about your allergy.
- Talk to your children's teachers, child care workers, camp personnel, baby sitters and anyone else who may be responsible for their care.
- If you must wear gloves, choose gloves made without latex.
- Carry non-latex gloves so that you have them in case of emergency.
- Stay away from areas of your workplace where people might be wearing latex gloves.
- Avoid latex bandages and carry a few non-latex bandages with your auto-injector.
- Wear a MedicAlert® bracelet so that people will know about your allergy if you are in an accident.
Exercise-induced anaphylaxis (EIA) is not common. For some people, exercise alone can cause a reaction. The reaction usually happens within 45 minutes to an hour of starting to exercise. These reactions commonly involve itching, large hives and suddenly feeling very tired. Generally the symptoms go away when the person stops exercising.
Some exercise-induced anaphylaxis is caused by eating a certain food within a few hours of exercising. The food alone might not cause a reaction, but together with exercise, it does. Foods that commonly cause a reaction are wheat, nuts and shellfish. An allergist can help diagnose food-dependent exercise-induced anaphylaxis (FDEIA). If you have this allergy you should avoid the foods that cause a reaction on days when you will be exercising.
Most allergists tell people with this condition not to give up on exercise. They recommend being careful to exercise with a friend and always have an auto-injector with you.
Unknown (idiopathic)
Idiopathic anaphylaxis is a condition in which anaphylaxis occurs and there is no known trigger. It is difficult to diagnose and is done by eliminating all other possibilities. You doctor should take a thorough history and do a physical exam. They should also do skin prick testing, RAST and other lab tests to rule out common allergens and other diseases before diagnosing idiopathic anaphylaxis.
Steroids seem to be helpful in treating idiopathic anaphylaxis but individual treatment will depend on the frequency and severity of the reactions.
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What is neurodermatitis?
Neurodermatitis, or lichen simplex chronicus, is a skin disorder in which the skin becomes irritated, causing chronic itching and uncontrollable scratching. More women than men have neurodermatitis, and it tends to affect people between 20 and 50 years of age.
The involved areas of skin are otherwise normal and healthy – the problem is not the skin but the itching. The cycle of itching and scratching causes the skin to thicken and become scaly. The challenge in treating neurodermatitis is to break this cycle. Cream-based prescription medications and over-the-counter anti-itch remedies can be helpful in easing neurodermatitis symptoms.
Once you have stopped scratching the affected area, the skin returns to a normal appearance, although this could take some time, depending on the severity of your neurodermatitis.
The itching and scratching of neurodermatitis can lead to skin damage and secondary bacterial infections, which rarely can spread to deeper tissues. Seek prompt medical care if you have signs of infection such as pus; fever; warmth, redness or swelling; or enlargement of lymph nodes.
Seek prompt medical careif you find that your normal routine is being interrupted, you are experiencing sleep loss, you have pain, or you have an infection because of scratching.
What are the symptoms of neurodermatitis?
Neurodermatitis symptoms include chronic itching and scratching of the skin, a thick and scaly appearance of the area you have been scratching, and redness, warmth or swelling of the affected area.
Common symptoms of neurodermatitisYou may experience neurodermatitis symptoms daily or just once in a while. At times, any of these neurodermatitis symptoms can be severe:
What causes neurodermatitis?
The precise cause of neurodermatitis is not known. An itch, which can be caused by anything (insect bite, environmental change, dry skin, or tight clothing), may trigger a cycle of itching and scratching. The skin becomes irritated, which leads to more itching and scratching. Stress can exacerbate neurodermatitis.
How is neurodermatitis treated?
Neurodermatitis will not improve until the cycle of itching and scratching is disrupted. Your health care provider will design a treatment plan for controlling your neurodermatitis.


text: Bookmarks Urinary incontinence - vaginal sling proceduresPrint-Friendly Pubo-vaginal sling; Transobdurator slingNavigatorVaginal sling procedures are types of surgeries that help control stress urinary incontinence. This is urine leakage that happens when you laugh, cough, sneeze, lift things, or exercise. A vaginal sling procedure helps close your urethra and bladder neck. The urethra is the tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside. The bladder neck is the part of the bladder that connects to the urethra.Stress urinary incontinenceStress incontinence occurs when your bladder leaks urine during physical activity or exertion. It may happen when you cough, lift something heavy, o...Read Article Now Book Mark Article Vaginal sling procedures use different materials: Tissue from your body Tissue from the body of a person who has died (cadaver tissue) Tissue from a pig or cow Manmade (synthetic) materialYou have either general anesthesia or spinal anesthesia before the surgery starts.With general anesthesia, you are asleep and feel no pain. With spinal anesthesia, you are awake but from the waist down you are numb and feel no pain.A catheter (tube) is placed in your bladder to drain urine from your bladder.The doctor makes one small surgical cut (incision) inside your vagina. Another small cut is made just above the pubic hair line or in the groin. Most of the procedure is done through the cut inside the vagina.The doctor creates a sling from the tissue or synthetic material. The sling is passed under your urethra bladder neck and is attached to the strong tissues in your lower belly.I Would Like to Learn About:Expand All Collapse All Why the Procedure Is Performed Vaginal sling procedures are done to treat stress urinary incontinence.Before discussing surgery, your doctor will have you try bladder retraining, Kegel exercises, medicines, or other options. If you tried these and are still having problems with urine leakage, surgery may be your best option. Risks Risks of any surgery are:Bleeding BleedingBleeding is the loss of blood. Bleeding may be:Inside the body (internally) Outside the body (externally)Bleeding may occur:Inside the body when blo...Read Article Now Book Mark Article Blood clots in the legs that may travel to the lungs Blood clotsBlood clots are clumps that occur when blood hardens from a liquid to a solid. 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Take the medicines your doctor told you to take with a small sip of water. Your doctor or nurse will tell you when to arrive at the hospital. Be sure to arrive on time. After the Procedure You may have gauze packing in the vagina after surgery to help stop bleeding. It is usually removed a few hours after surgery.You may leave the hospital on the same day as surgery. Or you may stay for 1 or 2 days.The stitches (sutures) in your vagina will dissolve after several weeks. After 1 - 3 months, you should be able to have sexual intercourse without any problems.Follow instructions about how to care for yourself after you go home. Keep all follow-up appointments. Outlook (Prognosis) Urinary leakage gets better for most women. But you may still have some leakage. This may be because other problems are causing urinary incontinence. 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Surgical treatment for stress and urge urinary incontinence. Obstet Gynecol Clin North Am. 2009;36:509-519.BACK TO TOP Review Date: 12/12/2012 Reviewed By: Louis S. Liou, MD, PhD, Chief of Urology, Cambridge Health Alliance, Visiting Assistant Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang. The information provided herein should not be used during any medical emergency or for the diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition. A licensed medical professional should be consulted for diagnosis and treatment of any and all medical conditions. Call 911 for all medical emergencies. 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Office of Planning and
Meet the Director of Planning and Assessment
Assessment Process
Assessment Projects & Consultations
Contact Us
Student Affairs Home
Office of Planning and Assessment
Division of Student Affairs
585 Cobb Ave. NW
Kennesaw, Georgia 30144
Phone: 470-578-2263
Fax: 470-578-9113
Wells is the Director of Assessment in Student Affairs at
Kennesaw State University. She joined the KSU family in May
of 2011.
Prior to KSU, Jen attended the University of Georgia as a
full-time doctoral student in the College Student Affairs
Administration (CSAA) program. Her dissertation is about the psychosocial development of students on the Broad Autism Phenotype and antipates graduating in December 2013.
During Jen's time at UGA, she held various assistantships
including working with the CSAA faculty, the Office of the
Vice President for Student affairs, and with Alternative
Spring Break in the Center for Leadership and Service. She
was also afforded the opportunity to work with the Council
for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS)
where she worked with Self-Assessment Guides, Standards and
Guidelines and, most notably, the design and completion of
the 2009 CAS Book. She continues working with CAS on their
linkage project, Wiki page, standards revision and creation
process, and designed and assisted in the CAS Book 2012.
Jen received her undergraduate degree from Albion College in
German and History and completed a thesis entitled, "One
Hundred Years of Buddenbrooks." She then completed her
Master of Arts Degree in Student Affairs Administration at
Michigan State University.
Professional Presentations
Wells, J. (2013, March). Assessment 101: Hunger Games Style. Sponsored program presented at the annual meeting of the College Student Educators International Conference, Las Vegas, NV.
Wells, J. (2013, February). Assessment 101: Hunger Games Style. Program presented at the annual meeting of the Georgia College Personnel Association Conference, Columbus, GA.
Wells, J. (2012, October). Writing Outcomes. Program presented at the Emory Student Affairs Assessment Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Wells, J (2012, June). Beginner and Intermediate Qualitative Data Analysis. Program presented at the College Student Educators International Assessment Institute, Washington, DC.
Wells, J. (2011, November). College Male Social Interactions and their Use of Video Games. Program presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Association for College Student Affairs Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Wells, J. (2011, October). Assessment 101. Program presented at the Emory Student Affairs Assessment Conference, Atlanta, GA.


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Camp Corral gives military children a chance at summer camp
Many campers have lost parent in war
SOUTH PLATTE, Colo. - Tucked away past fly fishermen plying the waters of the South Platte River and at the end of a winding dirt road sits Camp Shady Brook.
Though not far from the Denver metro area, it feels remote, nestled beneath the burn scar from the Hayman Fire and well out of cell phone range.
And for the nearly 200 kids attending Camp Corral, a respite from the realities of their life is a welcomed thing.
Camp Corral, which just finished its second year in the South Platte area north of Deckers, is a special summer camp for military kids. The realities of a parent being deployed away from home for over a year is a reality for all children from military families.
For many of Camp Corral's campers, one of their parents never coming back is their reality.
"The top priority is they've had a family member who's been killed in action," explained camp executive director Pat Solden. "And I'd say about 85 percent of our campers are in that top priority."
The camp has a psychologist on hand for any emotional issues the campers might have. But otherwise, it's just camp for the kids.
"The main goal is to just let them be kids," Solden said. "So many of these campers have had to take on additional responsibilities in their family because maybe mom or dad is serving or maybe they're not there anymore.
"So they have had to be kind of that father figure or mother figure to younger kids in their family."
The week-long camp is made up of traditional camp activities: archery, climbing wall, canoeing, a night out camping and team-building activities.
Attending camp with other kids who have faced the same hardships as themselves allows the campers to build a sense of camaraderie that normal summer campers might not, Solden said.
"They're surrounded by campers who all have the same experiences as them, which is not very typical.," he said. "It gives them a good chance to both connect but also to kind of let go of those stresses and just be a kid."
There are two Camp Corrals in Colorado; there is one at Pingree Park in Fort Collins. Solden said the camp unfortunately has to turn away numerous kids because they don't have enough spots.
"We had 200 spots that were open," he said. "We had over 400 applicants apply for those spots. So not everybody got in.
"I can tell you that over 130 of those applicants do fit that top priority of either lost a family member or one who was wounded in action."
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The Civil War Museum, located in what used to be the town's water works and icehouse, the 8500 sq. ft. building has been completely renovated. It is the fourth-largest Civil War Museum in the United States. In 1999 we added the only museum dedicated to the women of the Civil War, featuring exhibits of period clothing, paintings, and personal artifacts. It is located in the Historic Wright Talbott House, adjacent to the MidAmerica Museum. Unlike the other museums, this one focuses mainly on the War of the Western States. The story of the western theater is told plainly in geographical and chronological segments. Visitors move through a series of exhibits featuring myriad artifacts from both the Union and the Confederacy. Examples of some of the artifacts the museum showcases include the flag of the 2nd Kentucky Cavalry, the presentation sword of Confederate Brigadier General Lloyd Tilghman, and a silver flask presented to Confederate General John C. Breckinridge a few days after he joined the Confederate Army. Among other things, the museum also has Infantry, Cavalry and Naval Artillery Rooms. The Artillery Room is one major display you won't want to miss. Among others, the display includes a one-pounder smoothbore cannon made at the Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond, Virginia. Used in the field by Mosby's raiders, the gun could be taken apart and transported on horseback.
The COLONIAL VILLAGE is a reproduction of a colonial village, with original cabins from the county that date from 1776 to 1820. Most recently added is the fascinating American Indian Museum.
The WOMEN'S CIVIL WAR MUSEUM depicts the role women played during the Civil War. Many were nurses, some were even spies and soldiers, while others, of course, sustained the home life while their husbands fought at the battlefront. There are many original dresses on display, numerous other artifacts and countless stories that are told.
The WAR MEMORIAL OF MID AMERICA is dedicated to Bardstown native, General Hal Moore, Vietnam War hero and subject of the book & movie, "We Were Soldiers Once, and Young" and honors all those who served to preserve freedom around the world. Exhibits cover conflicts from the American Revolutions through the Gulf Wars, each depicted with outstanding graphics and artifacts.
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A few thoughts on "Envisioning the Seen"
I continue to be embroiled in discussions, in the newsroom, via email and out in the community, with people who want to talk about "Envisioning the Seen," the experiment in civic dialogue that took place Monday evening at the Pabst Theater.
It's a sign, I think, that the event, despite its flaws, is novel, gutsy and full of promise. For a lot of reasons, I decided not to write about it earlier this week, mostly because I'd be repeating myself. This event was so like the ones that came before. But I might as well commit to words what I've been saying and emailing privately. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
62nd annual smelt fry in Port Washington April 5, April 6
They know their smelt fry: The Van Ells-Schanen Post 82 of the American Legion is sponsoring the 62nd annual smelt fry in Port Washington on Friday and Saturday.
It's all you can eat, and it's served with fries and coleslaw. The fry takes place from 4:30 to 9 p.m. both days in the Memorial Building at Veterans Memorial Park, 435 N. Lake St. »Read Full Blog Post
Pig roast, classic punches Sunday at Hi Hat and Garage, a fundraiser to fight pediatric cancer
A roasted whole pig and four kinds of punch will be served at Pig on the Patio, a fundraiser to fight childhood cancer, on April 7 outdoors at the Hi Hat Lounge and Garage, 1701 N. Arlington Place at Brady St.
The $25 admission fee at the door gets guests a plate of roasted pork dinner as well as four classic types of punch. The event is from 4 to 9 p.m., with gypsy jazz by Milwaukee Hot Club from 6 to 9 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Film critic Roger Ebert dies
Veteran film critic Roger Ebert died Thursday at the age of 70.
Ebert announced late Tuesday on his blog that he would be taking "a leave of presence" and cutting back on this duties because his cancer had recurred. »Read Full Blog Post(16)
24 Hours: More for Milwaukee's to-do list
5 p.m. Friday
"Alan Kulwicki: A Champion's Story," an exhibit at the Milwaukee County Historical Society tracing the career of the NASCAR legend and Greenfield native, has its grand opening Friday, four days after the 20th anniversary of his death in a plane crash. (After Friday's free event, admission exhibit will be $5.) »Read Full Article
New 'Evil Dead' pushes gore to extremes
If gruesome and scary were the same thing, Stephen King's next e-book would just be that Kevin Ware video every website keeps trying to show you.
Unfortunately for the new "Evil Dead" reboot, real psychological horror isn't just psycho - it's also supposed to be logical. »Read Full Article
'Ginger & Rosa' shows growing up in nuclear age is hard to do
"Ginger & Rosa" are sisters by different mothers.
They were born in 1945, the year the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima - their mothers were in adjacent beds at the hospital - grew up in the same housing project under the shadow of a nuclear cloud and came of age during the Cuban missile crisis. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid
'Nowhere' finally arrives
An African-American woman's dreams of a career in medicine are jostled when her husband is sent to prison in "Middle of Nowhere," which makes its long-overdue Milwaukee premiere Thursday at UWM Union Theatre, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd. »Read Full Article(1)
Spoof Fest celebrates 20 musical years
It started as a joke. With a name like Spoof Fest, it had to.
In 1994, the late local DJ Brian Emmett rounded up some local musicians for an April Fools' gig at the since-shuttered club the Globe, to cover bands like Led Zeppelin and the Doors, and make fun of them, too. »Read Full Article
Real Chili in championship round of the Cooking Channel's Best College Eats tourney
If you thought NCAA basketball was dramatic: Milwaukee's Real Chili has survived round after round of online voting to land in the championship of the Cooking Channel's Best College Eats tournament.
Real Chili and its chili-topped spaghetti have marched through the bracket, taking down the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fordham University, Kansas University and, just yesterday, the University of Kentucky. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Summerfest announces 64 headliners, including Avett Brothers, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, LL Cool J
Summerfest officials announced Thursday morning who is playing with the Violent Femmes at the Marcus Amphitheater on opening night-as well as practically all the other ground stage headliners.
Americana group the Avett Brothers will co-headline the amphitheater, with Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros and Ivan and Alyosha opening, on June 26. »Read Full Article(60)
On Tap this Weekend: Karaoke, comedy, new museum, cocktail brunch
Here's the rundown of Milwaukee events you won't want to miss out on this weekend. »Read Full Blog Post
Wisconsin band Garbage coming home to the Rave
If it had to rain during a band's homecoming performance, it might as well have happened to Garbage. After all, the Madison-born alternative rock quartet's most famous song is called "Only Happy When It Rains."
"It was unfortunate," guitarist Steve Marker said of the weather during the group's outdoor performance last August in Madison, Garbage's first hometown show since going on hiatus in 2005. »Read Full Article
Late-night hosts weigh in on 'Tonight Show' transition
All the late-night talk show hosts addressed the change at the helm of "The Tonight Show" Wednesday night, including heir apparent Jimmy Fallon and soon-to-be-former-host Jay Leno. In fact, David Letterman and Jay Leno had variations on the same joke.
Letterman, who, like Conan O'Brien, was passed over for the job, devoted much of his monologue to the transition and recited the "Top Ten Things We'll Miss About Jay Leno." »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: A little bit honky-tonk
Ma Carter would have been proud. The WhiskeyBelles have honed their country harmonies to the level of the legendary Carter Family. But there's just a touch of honky-tonk in the mix. Listen to their three-part sounds live Thursday night at the Potawatomi Bingo Casino.
If you're looking for something downright unruly tonight, check out the cutting edge offerings at "Unruly Music" at the Marcus Center. »Read Full Blog Post


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At the time the Sustainable Practices Team first convened, the members realized that there was a lack of understanding about sustainable practices and a need to further convey its meaning and long term benefits to others within the Federal government and to the general public. They chose to do so by bringing national attention to innovative programs and initiatives underway within the Federal government private industry and community organizations through a Sustainability Fair: "Sustaining America's Special Places: Your Parks, Your Communities." The theme of the Fair focused on fostering partnerships with community organizations and community activists, State and local governments, and the local business community. The Sustainability Team published an informational booklet detailing park activities, and provided ideas for individual involvement and opportunities for visitors to gain information and interact with partnership organizations involved in the sustainable practices movement.


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A recently introduced immigration reform bill in the U.S. House of Representatives could potentially end a federal immigration program currently used by the Town of Herndon to empower its local officers to enforce federal immigration law.
In March 2007, the Herndon Town Council voted to make Herndon the first incorporated town in America to allow U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to train and empower local officers to enforce federal immigration law under a program called 287(g).
Prince William and Loudoun counties and the cities of Manassas and Manassas Park also partner with ICE in the 287(g) program.
But as of last month, some federal legislation calling for an end to the program has been introduced and referred to several House committees. The bill would instead concentrate federal security efforts at the nation's borders.
One of the provisions of HR 4321 -- the Comprehensive Immigration Reform for America's Security and Prosperity Act of 2009 -- calls for the repeal of the 287(g) program and mandates that the authority to enforce federal immigration law rest solely with the federal government.
This past November, the Town of Herndon expanded its agreement with ICE, giving its local officers even broader federal powers.
Before then, immigration status checks within the town were limited to people detained for driving under the influence and other serious felonies. After the ratification of the new agreement in November, those restrictions were removed so that now anyone detained can have his immigration status checked.
"It is clear that the Herndon Police Department's application of the authority to enforce federal immigration law under the 287(g) program has been very successful and has made Herndon a much safer place to live and raise a family," Town Councilman Dennis Husch said at the time.
If 287(g) were to be dissolved under the new legislation, other ICE programs that partner with municipalities and counties could potentially achieve the same objectives.
Secure Communities, a program currently being used by Fairfax County, is an ICE initiative that focuses federal resources on identifying and removing high-risk criminal aliens held in state and local prisons. The cornerstone of the initiative is the sharing of biometric data between federal, state and local law enforcement agencies.
Asked this week if Herndon's Town Council is preparing for the possibility of the 287(g) federal program going away, Husch answered with a succinct "no," adding only that if it did the result would be "additional illegal aliens, gangs, crime, and other antisocial behavior."


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The analysis of silk is a fascinating topic for research in itself but here, focusing on the 9th and 10th centuries, Marianne Vedeler takes a closer look at the trade routes and the organization of production, trade and consumption of silk during the Viking Age. Beginning with a presentation of the silk finds in the Oseberg burial, the richest Viking... more...
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OXNARD, Calif. (AP) - The Dallas Cowboys have released long snapper Jackson Anderson, replaced him with P.J. Mangieri and signed kicker Brett Maher.
All three players are rookie free agents. Maher is a kicker and punter who gives the Cowboys another preseason option after they released Spencer Benton last week.
Dallas is set with Dan Bailey at kicker and Chris Jones at punter. Jones won the job in training camp last year but injured a knee four games into the season and didn't return.
Bailey was the only kicker on the roster for Friday's preseason loss at Oakland. The Cowboys had a scare when he was shaken up trying to make a tackle on a blocked field goal. He later returned.
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Buna Shimeji Mushrooms - How are you using them?
Ok, I am totally in love with buna shimeji mushrooms (Beech Mushrooms) my not-so-local Hong Kong Market carries these (of course) and every Saturday there is a sweet little lady who is cooking them in the wok with oyster sauce and soy. The little sample I get is heavenly. So I generally buy several packages. I use them in stir fry and they are divine with a roast. I find myself replacing my baby bellas with buna shimeji.
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With summer – and plenty of grilling holidays – coming up, we have more than a few reasons to brush up on our steak-cooking techniques. Lucky for us, Serious Eats discusses 11 tips (yes, 11) in their complete guide for how to grill up the perfect, crowd-pleasing ribeye.
In their guide, the Food Lab covers everything from common sense ("you can't end up with a great cooked steak if you start with a crummy raw steak"), to more seasoned, veteran steak advice, like the degree of marbling and the difference between dry and wet aged.
And for all of you who like your steaks boneless, this good news is for you: the Food Lab finds that bone-in or not, it doesn't make much of a difference. Just don't cook it well done, whatever you do.
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Women's Basketball | Saturday, February 2, 2008
Whitworth Outpaces Willamette in Battle of Hot-Shooting Teams, 82-71
SPOKANE, WASH. -- In a Northwest Conference battle that featured two teams lighting up the scoreboard in the first half, it was Whitworth University that continued to shoot well in the second half, as the Pirates defeated Willamette University, 82-71, on Saturday, Feb. 2. The Pirates improved to 11-8 overall, 6-4 in the NWC. Willamette fell to 4-15, 2-8 in the NWC.
Whitworth led 50-40 at the intermission after ending the half with a 10-1 run. The Pirates made 55.2% of their shots in the first half (16 of 29), while Willamette hit an impressive 66.7% from the field during the opening period (16 of 24).
In the second half, Whitworth increased its field goal accuracy to 61.9% (13 of 31), while Willamette dropped to 40.0% (12 of 30). Even so, the Bearcats were outscored by just a single point over the final 20 minutes.
Laura Payne (Sr., G, Sammamish, WA/Skyline HS) opened the second half for Willamette by hitting a 3-pointer just eight seconds into the period. Whitworth recorded the next basket, but the 'Cats pulled within five points, 54-47, on a jumper by Vic Swigart (Jr., Newport Beach, CA/Sir Francis Drake HS) with 16:31 to go.
Whitworth put in the next four points to start a 9-2 run. Courtney Gaddis completed the rally with a layup and foul shot at the 13:13 mark, as the Pirates took a 61-49 lead.
Molly Fillion (Jr., G, Silverton, OR/Silverton HS/Linn-Benton CC) made two free throws with 11:38 left, then provided the Bearcats with a layup 23 seconds later to reduce Whitworth's advantage to 61-53. Willamette never got closer, as Whitworth improved to 4-4 at home.
Fillion was Willamette's top scorer with 23 points on 8 of 14 shooting and 6 for 6 at the line. She also led the Bearcats with eight rebounds, helping Willamette achieve a 28-25 rebounding edge.
Payne tacked on 15 points and made 6 of 10 field goals. Erin Barclay (Fr., G, Snohomish, WA/Bothell Senior HS) contributed seven points and a team-high four assists. Swigart finished with six points and six rebounds.
Whitworth placed five players in double figures, with Gaddis topping the scoring chart at18 points. She was 7 of 8 on field goals, including 2 for 2 on 3-point shots.
Cassie Snyder added 14 points for the Pirates, while Natalie Orrell and Alida Bower produced 12 points each. Bower also grabbed seven rebounds. Tiffany Corigliano also reached double figures with 11 points.
The Pirates finished the night with 29 baskets on 50 shots (58.0%). Willamette shot 51.9% overall (28 of 54). Both teams excelled from 3-point range in the first half, as Whitworth hit 7 of 12 attempts and the 'Cats made 4 of 8 shots. In the second half, however, the Pirates missed all four of their long-range shots, while the Bearcats hit just 2 of 11.
Willamette will play again on Friday, Feb. 8 at George Fox University in Newberg, Ore.. The NWC game is set to begin at 6 p.m. (PST).