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Mary Lou Lowery, 69, of Columbia City, passed away at 11:54 p.m. Saturday, March 24, 2012, at her home.
Born March 24, 1943, in Huntington, she was the daughter of Dale E. and Maragaret F. (Veilahauer) Shivley.
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COLUMBIA CITY — Robert Eugene Gilbert, 74, of Columbia City, passed away at 1:40 p.m. Monday, March 26, 2012, at Parkview Huntington Hospital, Huntington.
Born on Dec. 9, 1937, in Lima, Ohio, he was the son of Charles Leonard and Goldie Marie (Toland) Gilbert.
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She was born Nov. 16, 1928, in Fulton County, Ohio to the late Harry and Emma (Schroeder) Meyer.
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Don Alvey, 84, of Columbia City, passed away at 8:45 a.m. Saturday, March 24, 2012, at his home.
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Ilamae Hinricks , 71, of Fort Wayne, died at 5 a.m. Saturday, March 24, 2012, at the Visiting Nurse and Hospice Home in Fort Wayne.
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Surviving relatives her include twin sister, Ilarae Cunningham of Fort Wayne; a brother-in-law, Arthur Hinrichs of Howe, Texas.
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By the request of the family, there will be no services.
Pamela Smith, 60, of Albion, passed away at 6:05 a.m. Saturday, March 24, 2012, at Wesley Healthcare in Auburn.
Mrs. Smith was born April 8, 1951, in Gary, a daughter of Leroy and Isabell (Zigler) Mason.
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Kit Redman, 63, passed away Thursday, March 22, 2012 at his home.
He was born in Fort Wayne to Paul and Kathlene Redman.
He was a graduate of Columbia City Joint High School.
He was captain of the football team and received a football scholarship to Lakeland College in Sheboygan, Wisc. where he earned his bachelor's degree.
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- On Monday night, and again Wednesday afternoon, Tim Jennings introduced himself to Chicago.
Last week, nickelback D.J. Moore was the hero after a two-interception game in Dallas. This week it was Jennings, the second-round draft pick in 2006 by the Indianapolis Colts.
Jennings was this week's unlikely hero of the secondary in the Chicago Bears' 20-17 win over Green Bay, recovering a fumble late in the fourth quarter that turned into the winning field goal.
This was supposed to be a column about Zack Bowman. Early last week, I asked him if we could break down certain parts of his game on Tuesday or Wednesday, and he readily agreed.
But Bowman lasted just one quarter before Bears coach Lovie Smith pulled him shortly after a missed tackle on a "hot" pass to James Jones. Smith had seen enough after a lackluster start for Bowman, who broke into the starting lineup early last season, picking off six passes.
Bowman, along with erstwhile starting defensive tackle Tommie Harris (who didn't even dress), became symbols of Tough Lovie.
"It's the same philosophy we've always had," Smith said. "We hold players accountable on the football field. We look at what they do on the field and we play the guys that give us the best opportunity to win."
One man down, the next man up. It's all about opportunity in the Bears' Cover-2 scheme, in more ways than one.
Regardless of the defensive alignment, the Bears' gameplan is pretty similar: bend but don't break.
Aaron Rodgers could and did throw 7-yard passes all night long against the defense, as the Bears' plan was to make the Packers work for their yardage and capitalize on any mistake. Rodgers played well against the scheme, leading three long drives and completing 34 of 45 passes. But Green Bay made a mistake at a crucial time and the Bears made it pay.
That's Lovie 101, and something the defense needs to continue this week in New Jersey against Eli Manning and the New York Giants.
Whether Bowman or Jennings is on the field is anyone's guess. Smith said he'll reveal the starter right before game time, though the smart money is on Jennings.
While the "Monday Night Football" announcing crew harped on Bowman's missed tackle, his departure was barely talked about. The situation is worth revisiting, if only to illustrate how success and failure hinge on a corner's reflexes and a little luck.
In his final series, the Packers started with the ball at the 10-yard line.
Bowman was playing five yards off Jordy Nelson on the outside. Nelson ran a hard out route and safety Chris Harris was in perfect position to hit Nelson and break up the pass.
On third and 12, the Packers went four-wide and the Bears put seven at the line of scrimmage. It was an obvious blitz meant to rattle Aaron Rodgers, and one that put Bowman in straight man coverage.
With the goal of stopping a first down, Bowman was giving Jones a 10-yard cushion on the outside. So Rodgers, out of the shotgun, instantly went to his hot route, a pass to Jones two yards behind the line of scrimmage.
Bowman burst to the ball, but moved like he thought Jones was going inside, allowing the receiver to run right past him toward the sideline as Bowman dived awkwardly at him and tried to slow Jones with an arm tackle. Danieal Manning came over and knocked Jones out of bounds just before he got a first down.
With just a split-second to read and react, you can see why the best athletes often play cornerback. Talk to a corner and you'll find out how tough it is to make what looks like a simple tackle.
"It's very tough, because once you react and realize it's a quick throw, you burst out really quick," Jennings said. "You have to be able to gather yourself and break down and make the tackle. And you have a whole lot of field to cover.
"It's a real tough play as a corner. You have to be able to gather your feet, get your balance and make that tackle."
For a fan, it can be infuriating to watch a missed tackle in that situation, and a common refrain is, "Why are they playing so far off the ball?" Jennings smiled when I presented him with the fan's lament.
"Sometimes when we [are] in man to man, we have to be able to give that cushion," Jennings explained. "We have to keep everything in front of us. We don't want anyone to get behind us and you don't want to play too aggressive because that's when receivers come with double moves.
"So you definitely want to keep the guy in front of you. You want to be closer to him, so it's a bang-bang [play]; as soon as he catches it, you get him down.
"But you don't want to able to have him even with you, or close enough where he can give you a double move. You want to stay on top of him, and play it from short to deep."
But as Jennings stressed, as hard as those plays can be, corners are paid to make the tackle. It's that simple. And Smith stressed that accountability is something he's never wavered on during his tenure -- something longtime observers at the team scoff at.
"I felt like we needed a boost at the position, to give Tim an opportunity," Smith said Wednesday. "He made the most out of it. I'm very pleased with what he did."
Jennings certainly made a name for himself with his physical play, sticking Donald Driver every time he caught the ball on him. Driver caught three balls on plays that Jennings was credited with the tackle, for 6, 4 and 3 yards. That's the kind of numbers that gets you snaps in Smith's defense. But it's easy to get beat on "the island" and Jennings got nailed by Jones early in the fourth, predating his game-saving play.
On second-and-12 with 12-plus minutes to play, the Packers were in their traditional four-wide, shotgun alignment, Jennings was playing five yards off the ball, guarding Jones, with safety help.
Jones ran upfield, gave a slight twitch and broke inside of Jennings, seemingly hanging the corner out to dry. With Rodgers scrambling to his right, Jones kept moving left and caught the ball near the first-down marker. Jennings sprinted to Jones and tackled him along with Chris Harris.
That was the third play of a 12-play, 72-yard drive that took up 7 minutes, 47 seconds and ended on Rodgers' 3-yard rushing touchdown to give the Packers a 17-14 lead. You can see how a little play can turn into a big gain.
Jones and Jennings were matched up again on the pivotal play of the game later in the quarter with the game tied at 17-all.
After Rodgers got called for intentional grounding, it was second-and-20 on Green Bay's 38-yard line with less than three minutes to play.
Jennings gave Jones a 7-yard cushion and Jones ran what looked like a comeback route. Jennings was just a yard away from him when Jones caught the ball and completely missed him as Jones took off toward the sideline.
But Lance Briggs and Brian Urlacher were already in hot pursuit and Urlacher punched the ball out of Jones' hand, and the ball improbably trickled behind the receiver, staying inbounds, where Jennings was trying to catch up. That play epitomizes the way Smith coaches defense. It's why the Bears went to the Super Bowl in 2007, and why they could go again this season.
"We have guys running to the ball," Jennings said. "Look at the defense and look how we rally to the football. And we're bound to get turnovers like that. When we keep hitting them, they're not going to want to keep catching those dump passes, when at least 10 guys are coming to hit them. "
The funny part about that play is that if Jennings had made the initial stick and made it third-and-long Rodgers easily could've marched the Packers down the field, burning time off the clock, for the winning field goal.
But Jennings missed, just like Bowman, but the ball bounced his way.
"That's just a play I gotta make," Jennings said. "That's my man. But I didn't give up on the play and I'm lucky my guys punched it out and I hustled to the ball. You don't want to miss a tackle on that play, because it could turn into a big play."
It did, but not for the Packers.
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Transcript:How to Make Easy Spaghetti for Kids
Hi, my name is Nicole Papa and I'm here today with About.com to talk to you about how to make spaghetti for kids.
Spaghetti Ingredients
Before you begin gather all your ingredients. You will need:
- A box of spaghetti
- One jar of tomato sauce
- Grated cheese
- Frozen peas
Make Spaghetti a Healthy Meal
Making spaghetti for your kids should only take a few minutes and can make a well-rounded dinner. For example, many pasta brands are now making spaghetti with whole grains, such as whole wheat, lentils, chickpeas and other legumes. Your spaghetti could sneak in extra veggies, fiber and calcium.
Boil Water
Use a large pot and fill it about half full with water from the faucet. Take 2 teaspoons of salt and 1 tablespoon of oil and add to the water. The salt will help add extra flavor to your pasta and the oil will help the spaghetti from not sticking together. Place the pot of water on the stove and turn the burner on high. Give the water time to heat up and come to a complete boil. Do not add your pasta to the water until the water is boiling.
Boil and Test the Pasta
Once boiling, open the box of spaghetti and pour into the boiling water, along with the frozen peas. Be careful because some of the hot water can splash out and land on your skin. Add the pasta to the boiling water in smaller segments and not all at once to prevent scalding. After all the pasta is in the water, turn the burner down to a medium-low heat and allow to cook for about 5-7 minutes.
After about 5 minutes pull a few strands of the spaghetti out of the water to test. Run the strands under cold water and then place in your mouth to determine if they are the proper texture. For kids, the texture should be semi-mushy to prevent chocking and making it easy to swallow.
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Using the sauce straight from the jar without heating it will help make the spaghetti the perfect temperate for your child. Have your child sprinkle some grated cheese on top of the spaghetti for a fun topping for your child to enjoy!
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Maui Update: Kansas tops UCLA, advances to title game
LAHAINA, Hawaii — Kansas halted UCLA's comeback attempt in the second half, topping the Bruins, 72-56, and advancing to the finals of the Maui Invitational. The Jayhawks will square off with Duke for the tournament championship on Wednesday.
"If you're going to win the tournament, you're probably going to have to beat Duke," Kansas coach Bill Self said. "We're really excited to play them. This'll be big for us, and I'm sure they're excited too, to play Kansas."
Duke will look to stay undefeated in the Maui Invitational and win its fifth Maui title, while Kansas will be looking for its second.
The Bruins will meet Michigan in the 3rd-place/4th-place game on Wednesday, as each team will try to leave the islands with a winning record. UCLA will be looking for just its second win of the year after it couldn't overtake Kansas. Jayhawk guards Tyshawn Taylor and Elijah Robinson combined for 38 points in their win.
"They're polished guards, they play solid," said UCLA guard Jerime Anderson. "It's nothing we couldn't handle. … for us and our team, it's really never (about) the other team, and guys being that much more talented than us.
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USAA Real Estate Co. has purchased 74 acres of land in Topeka, Kan. Don't worry, the company is not packing up and heading for the heartland. The purchase was made to build a 465,000-square-foot distribution center for Home Depot. The home improvement store signed a 20-year lease to occupy the space when it's completed this […] [Read More]
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San Antonio likely will have its fair share of representatives on the Real Estate Research Advisory Committee, which works with the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University. Gov. Rick Perry has appointed three members to the nine-member committee, two of which are from San Antonio. These appointments are subject to Senate confirmation and their […] [Read More]
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(Courtesy Photo) Will renters become buyers this year? The federal government's generous $8,000 gift to first-time home buyers is likely to get some renters into their first mortgage. A new survey commissioned by Century 21 shows that 77 percent of potential home buyers say the tax credit makes them more likely to buy a home […] [Read More]
Transwestern fills office space
KBS Realty Advisors, which owns the Corporate Square Tower office building at 4801 NW Loop 410 near Callaghan Road, has signed two new leases. The MCS Group Inc., a company that provides outsourcing to law firms and insurance companies, signed a new lease. The company is relocating from the Lincoln Center office building. THH Acquisition […] [Read More]
Pulte opens new models
(Courtesy Photo) Pulte just opened new model homes at Alamo Ranch. If you are one of those people (like me) who cannot help but stop and look at a model home when you come across one, Pulte has opened two new ones in the Alamo Ranch area. Pulte had a grand opening recently for two […] [Read More]
Retail expert joins Grubb & Ellis
The San Antonio office of Grubb & Ellis Co. has snagged 10-year real estate veteran Andy Besing to serve as senior associate specializing in retail leasing and sales. Besing has helped pre-develop and lease more than 2 million square feet of shopping center space. To put that in perspective, The Shops at La Cantera has […] [Read More]
SWBC brings in reverse mortgage expert
Reverse mortgages can be a tricky thing to understand. Essentially, it's a way to tap into the equity in your home, and is meant for senior citizens (you must be 62 years or older). When you get a reverse mortgage, the money can be paid to you all at once, as a monthly advance, or […] [Read More]
Welcome to downtown, Vidorra
(Courtesy Photo) The Vidorra opens today. A few of the first residents have already moved in, but San Antonio's latest condo project officially opens its doors today. The Vidorra, a luxury downtown condo near Sunset Station is having it's ribbon cutting, well, right about now. The 20-story tower has 146 condos, townhomes and penthouses, as […] [Read More]
Texas woman gets 99 years for mortgage fraud
Note to self: Don't participate in mortgage fraud or you'll get locked up for a looonnnggg time. An East Texas woman from Gun Barrel City in Henderson County was sentenced Tuesday to 99 years in prison for her role in a $3 million mortgage fraud scheme. Kandace Yancy Marriott, 52, was found guilty of engaging […] [Read More]
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Ivan The Awesome added a article in Carolina PanthersOne step forward, two steps back. The story of the Carolina Panthers.I know you've experienced it before. When things aren't going right. When you're in a funk. Whether it's personal or business. We've all experienced it..
Then things start to happen. From little to big things. This has been the rhetoric of the Carolina Panthers of late. Take a step forward and then two back.
Let's flashback to 2010. When everything was in a funk. A lame duck coach. Yes, Foxy was a lame duck coach. NO matter what any of you that wish he was still here say. He was a LAME DUCK COACH. Hey, it is what it is.. or what it was. Having a QB carousel, not knowing who will start the next week. A rookie QB that was thrown to the wolves. Sure he wasn't any good to begin with but eh. He was dead on arrival. The staff was as vanilla as can be. Jeff Davidson was the OC then. Remember that? Run, run, pass on 3rd and long, punt (good play man good play!). Predictable.
2011 Draft. Cam becomes our 'savior', start out bad, finish strong. the rest is history. (Lockout was the main scapegoat for this season. Injuries as well. Lack of experience from the coaching staff.)
2012 comes, high hopes on everyones minds. We start out horribly, finish strong with a 1 game improvement. What was the scapegoat this season? Coaching staff regressing? Injuries to key players? Lack of talent at certain positions? Yes on all accounts.
The Coaching staff for whatever reason did not progress like most of us would have thought. Chud went "full retard". Yes, he somehow thought it would be a great Idea that running the Read Option as a base offense would work. When the prior year it wasn't done that way. It was thrown in periodically. Was it Rivera's fault for not supervising Chud? Could be.. He shares part of the blame. But ultimately that was on Chud for even thinking about it. The running game was abandoned. Towards the end of the season we finally clicked. But again, took a step forward at the end of 2011, and took two steps back in the beginning of this season. I blame mostly Chud for this.
McDermott, who even as of last year. I thought was a moron... Really won me over. I believe that the players finally bought into his system. It works. Sure it worked for sub par teams. But let's look at the Denver Game. Take away the special teams blunders, that game was controlled by this defense for a huge chunk of the time. Keeping Manning In check. But again, Denvers special teams just steam rolled through ours. The momentum was too much. Not McD's department. Most of the season the wins can be accounted for 1 key play in the defense. That falls to lack of Talent at the players in that position.
Safety. Corner in some games. Not going to go in the 'had (Players name) made that play' game. We all know that doesn't exist.
The special teams, which was suppose to improve with a certain player from Arkansas, did not. Armanti Edwards was the person that took care of these responsibilities. Yes. He did an ok job. But being run down by the punter? Come on man.
Rivera: There's been plenty of blunders that he's committed. Time management is still a foreign concept to him. Time outs with a minute left and the ability to move up the field to get at least 3 points is a sin. Regardless, during the whole seasons progression. I did notice he took command, being under a lot of heat. I mean tremendous heat. After Hurney was fired. I believe this was the turning point of the Coaching staff. Rivera firing the special teams coach as well. Could be a scapegoat, who knows. But it took balls. In the beginning of the season where you have one of the leagues most talented backfields, and expensive, you don't feel comfortable enough to go for it on 4th and 1 to finish a game? Not even mentioning Cam Newtons 6'5 frame that could easily stretch out to get 1 freaking yard... Rivera grew some balls. Yes, testicular fortitude was acquired in the latter part of the season. There were several games we went for it. The Raiders game to go for the field goal to seal the win. It took cojones.
Ending the season with a one game improvement isn't much of an improvement. But it is an improvement regardless. I'm not condoning mediocrity. But I am promoting patience. 2008 was a long time ago. We yearn as a fan base the ability to talk poo to others that we're in the playoffs and they aren't. That we're the best team of our division but we're not. I understand that.
Take a look at this off season so far. "One step forward, two steps back.." Oh wait. Gettleman is a huge step forward. Shula is more of a lateral move to me (admittedly I though as this as a step backwards). I did not want him at first but then I soaked it in a bit. Chud won't be playing mad scientist anymore. He won't be here to abandon that running game we have. Skipper was hired again, that's another huge plus. A third year in the same system will help Cam. The draft isn't even here yet and our holes are glaring but minimal. The lines and weapons for Cam. We aren't making this team learn new systems which would set us back. If anything we'll have a more balanced attack with more use of our running backs. That's the way I see it.
So far I don't see a step backwards.
TL;DR? Patience.
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It wasn't played by the Cardinals (you'll have to wait till Monday, when the Pirates come to town to see the Redbirds in action) but by the Mizzou and SLU. The Tigers trounced the Billikens 19-6.
If a confused spectator had wandered into the stands, there was zero chance of confusing this game for big league play. It was a sloppy, achingly slow-paced affair that included seven errors, thirteen walks, and six hit batsmen.
But despite their mediocre records (SLU is 14-13 after the loss and Mizzou 14-14) both teams have a few talented players that were worth seeing, including Mizzou centerfielder Ryan Lollis who has twice been taken in the 20th round of the MLB draft and Mizzou catcher Trevor Coleman, a second team all-Big 12 player and the Louisville Slugger freshman of the year in 2007.
The most impressive performance, though, probably came from MU's switch-hitting rightfielder Greg Folgia. He had a stellar defensive night, and making the play of the game with a running catch on the warning track, tracking down a hard-hit line drive in the leftfield gap. He finished the game with three put-outs, and also had two hits, two runs and two RBI's.
Despite their draft pedigrees, neither Lollis or Coleman were particularly impressive even against SLU's weak pitching. They were both 0-4 in the at-bats I saw. At a bulky 6' 1", though, Coleman has the body to at least move on to the next level. He also hits left-handed, which doesn't hurt his chances. Coleman also seemed to handle his staff well, making a few trips to the mound to calm his pitcher's down when they started missing their spots.
SLU's best players are Zach Miller, a freshman third-baseman from From Zumalt West and senior shortstop Ryan Bennett. Miller went 3-5 with four RBI's, including a rocket double into the LF gap. Bennett is riding an 11 game hitting streak and batting .451, good for second in the A-10. As for their draft prospects, Bennett is undersized at 5' 7" and doesn't seem to be on anyone's radar, while Miller has a long way to go before he's ready to move up.
Perhaps the best prospect on the two combined rosters, Mizzou's Kyle Gibson, a junior RHP, didn't take the mound. Gibson is big (6' 6"), and has been outstanding so far this season, pitching back-to-back complete games against two of the best teams in the Big 12-- he struck out 16 against 11th ranked Texas A&M and 11 against 14th ranked Texas. He's got 57 strikeouts to nine walks on the season. He also pitched well for Team USA over the summer. Expect him to be on the bump when Mizzou takes on 10th ranked Oklahoma this Saturday, in a game that will be televised locally.
Last night's contest was the first NCAA baseball game ever played at Busch, and, judging from the sparse attendance (see below), it might be the last.
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Impact100 members will vote on how to distribute $228,000 to area nonprofits
Impact100 Sonoma is a philanthropic organization that brings together women in a common purpose: to award an Impact Grant of $100,000 every year to a Sonoma Valley nonprofit organization that would otherwise not have access to that level of funding.
On June 22, each of the 228 Impact100 members will vote for one of three finalists.
This year Impact100 received a total of 45 Letters of Inquiry from Sonoma Valley nonprofit organizations interested in applying for the $100,000 annual Impact Grant and smaller Community Grants.
The finalists were selected after months of careful review by more than 80 Impact100 Sonoma members serving on grant review committees.
"We are presenting another slate of finalists that will make the selection process very difficult for our members," said Patti England, who chairs the selection process. Impact100 received applications from 45 different Sonoma Valley nonprofit organizations. "The grant process has introduced us to so many wonderful organizations and enlightened us about the needs of our Valley and the fine work that so many nonprofits are undertaking."
The $100,000 Impact Grant will be awarded to one of the following three nonprofit organizations serving Sonoma Valley:
Prevention & Intervention: The Sonoma Valley Education Foundation, in partnership with the Sonoma Valley Unified School District. Its proposal will expand early learning opportunities for children at high risk of entering kindergarten without the necessary social, behavioral, and academic skills necessary for early learning and school success. This program would establish a new preschool for 48 children at Sassarini School, building on the highly successful model at El Verano School.
Social Outreach: WillMar Family Grief & Healing Center. Its proposal will provide peer grief support services in all seven of Sonoma Valley's elementary schools as an expansion of its highly successful pilot program, GriefReach. The program provides expressive arts-based peer grief support as well as grief-related coaching and teaching tools for the 250 faculty and staff employed at these schools.
Women & Girls: Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation. Its proposal will support a Women's Healthcare Navigator Program providing professional bilingual expertise and health and wellness education tailored to the needs of each individual. Services will help clients to "navigate" the complexities of the health care system, provide help in understanding tests and treatments, and educate about wise health care decisions.
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Funded by a $1,000 donation by each member, Impact100 Sonoma will award $228,000 in grant funds this year. In addition to the Impact Grant, the remaining finalists will each receive $20,000. Additionally, a total of $88,000 will be awarded in Community Grants, ranging in size from $5,000 to $15,000.
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Literary Arts Guild-Free Bookmobile of Sonoma is requesting $3000 to purchase and install a galvanized steel carport-type vehicle shelter to house and protect the Free Bookmobile.
Sonoma Valley Community Health Center is requesting $13,000 to replace flooring and chairs as part of their "Waiting Room Improvement Project."
WillMar Family Grief & Healing Center provides peer grief support for children traumatized by the loss of a loved one. The center is requesting $12,000 to upgrade their Art Room to better serve Sonoma Valley's grieving children.
Becoming Independent is requesting $5,000 to expand their Healthy Living class which helps teach adults with developmental disabilities how to lead a healthy life.
California Parenting Institute is requesting $15,000 to provide Gang Prevention Parent Support Services – two, ten-week sessions offered to Spanish-speaking parents of middle-school children.
Ceres Community Project is requesting $15,000 to for a 6-month pilot program that will provide healthy meals for seriously ill patients and their families. Under the supervision of adult chefs, meals will be prepared by teens recruited from local youth organizations.
Hospice by the Bay is requesting $10,000 to support a "Home Away From Home" Hospice Suite, within the Sonoma Valley Hospital's skilled nursing facility, so that patients can receive end-of-life hospice care in a hospital setting.


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Forget the NCAAs, and the NBA's rush to the best part of their season. The real reason you should be interested in basketball today is for what happens to Jeremy Lin, the NY Knicks' point-guard sensation — or "former & fast-fading" utility player. In fact, Jeremy Lin is everyman, and that is reason enough for us all to watch, and learn.
For those who have been on the moon, Jeremy Lin is a well-educated [Harvard University], Asian [Chinese]-American, nice young man, in a profession you can take none of these for granted. After a few struggling years trying to earn a living as a professional basketball player, he wound up this year under the tutelage of Mike D'Antoni, on the New York Knicks, and his improbable spectacular success led to what is now well-known as "Linsanity." Lin jerseys flew off of shop shelves in not only NYC, but also throughout China: "Local Boy Makes Good!" were the headlines there; despite his U.S. origins. It was all really giddy, and made basketball seem like fun again.
Then, suddenly, earlier this week, Coach D'Antoni resigned, and everything changed for Lin. Look at what Howard Beck has written a wonderful article in The New York Times:
- "Lin blossomed because he played … for a coach who believed in him and needed him."
- "[D'Antoni's] … replacement, Mike Woodson, is an old-school coach and … holds a tight leash on his point guards."
- "[Woodson] prefers veterans to rookies. He wants the offense to run through his stars."…. "Woody's inclination would not be to play him."
- "D'Antoni … gave Lin the freedom to explore, to create and to make mistakes."
- "It seemed telling when Woodson referred to the 23-year-old Lin, a virtual rookie, as being "in a learning stage." He then invoked Red Holzman, "who taught me that rookies were to sit and listen and learn," when Woodson was a Knicks rookie in 1980."
This is not so much about athletics as it is about leadership, and none of this bodes well for Lin's ability to fulfill his talent. No matter what his faults, D'Antoni was willing to create a fluid organizational structure where someone like Lin could have a chance to fulfill his potential; the new system appears to be heading back to command and control, where only the "designated stars" will have a chance to shine.
We all know what Lin has in store for him; most of us have been there before. But, let's just hope, that just this once, a linsane outcome might be possible. It will only happen if Mike Woodson emerges as a thoughtful leader who values the full expression of everyone's talent.
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She has degrees from Texas Tech University, Texas Southern University, and the University of Denver in education and in educational administration. She has taught in every grade level 1-12, and has been an elementary administrator. She has teacher certification in reading, English as a Second Language, as well as general studies K-12.
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Penaflorida is a Filipino teacher who won the 2009 CNN Hero of the Year award for his outreach teaching project known as, "Kariton Klasrum" (pushcart classroom). He received his award from American actress Eva Mendes at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood.
According to Penaflorida, "Our planet is filled with heroes, young and old, rich and poor, man, woman of different colors, shapes, and sizes. We are one great tapestry...Each person has a hidden hero within, you just have to look inside you and search it in your heart, and be the hero to the next one in need."
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WORCESTER, Mass. – Holy Cross senior men's hockey player Brandon Nunn (Fairport, N.Y.) has been named one of 20 candidates for the 2012-2013 Senior CLASS Award as college hockey's outstanding NCAA Division I senior student-athlete for the men's hockey division.
To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competition. The 20 candidates will be narrowed to 10 finalists midway through the regular season, and those 10 names will be placed on the official ballot. Ballots will be distributed through a nationwide voting system to media, Division I men's coaches and fans who will select one finalist who best exemplifies excellence in the four Cs of community, classroom, character and competition.
Nunn has played in 87 career games with 28 goals and 23 assists for 51 points. He has been named the Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week once and the AT&T Crusader of the Week twice during his career. This season his five goals are tied for first on the team, his four assists are fourth and his nine points are second. Nunn has also been strong in the classroom as he has a 3.67 total grade point average as an Economics major and has earned Atlantic Hockey All-Academic team honors every season.
Nunn started Power Play Points For Pink. All home power play goals raise money through pledges from the community. The money pledged benefits PINK Revolution. PINK Revolution is an alliance of dedicated individuals with a unified commitment to those touched by breast cancer. Its mission is to support early detection and prevention strategies, fund clinical research advancements and promote survivorship programs in Central Mass. through its affiliation with the UMass Memorial Comprehensive Breast Center. Nunn seeks out and collects donations for the cause. Last year he raised over $4,000 for breast cancer research. For more information and to donate go here: http://www.powerplaypointsforpink.com/
Nunn has also took part in Crusaders for Kids, a big brother type of program set up by the players to bring inner city kids to other sporting events on campus as well as in the community.
The Crusaders (6-2-0 overall, 5-2-0 AHA) return to the Hart Center on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 17-18, to play RIT (2-6-1 overall, 1-3-1 AHA). Both games will start at 3:00 p.m.
Go here for Senior Class Award Website
Senior Class Award Men's Hockey Candidates
Nick Bailen, RPI
Brett Beebe, Western Michigan
Danny Biega, Harvard
Kyle Bonis, Ferris State
Stephen Carew, Air Force
Nick D'Agostino, Cornell
Kyle Flanagan, St. Lawrence
Alex Gerke, Connecticut
Ben Hanowski, St. Cloud State
Connor Hardowa, New Hampshire
Seth Helgeson, Minnesota
Adam Henderson, Alaska
Brendan Jamison, Robert Morris
Mike Johnson, Notre Dame
Dan Koudys, Bentley
Ryan Little, Wisconsin
Mark Nemec, Maine
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MFC rev 1.9 The char dummy must be dummy[2] to accomodate a nul terminator when dealing with a degenerate buffer size.
The char dummy must be dummy[2] to accomodate a nul terminator when dealing with a degenerate buffer size. Submitted-by: Johannes Hofmann <firstname.lastname@example.com> Taken-from: FreeBSD
MFC asprintf.c, rev 1.8; findfp.c, rev 1.11; snprintf.c, rev 1.7; sprintf.c, rev 1.7; sscanf.c, rev 1.9; vasprintf.c, rev 1.8; vfprintf.c, rev 1.15; vfwprintf.c, rev 1.3; vsnprintf.c, rev 1.7; vsprintf.c, rev 1.8; vsscanf.c, rev 1.10; vswprintf.c, rev 1.2; vswscanf.c, rev 1.3 Fix initialisation of wide char part in FILE.
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Add locking for FILE. Obtained from: FreeBSD
Remove _THREAD_SAFE depenendancies. Create weakly associated stubs for posix threading calls used by libc and weak associations for procedures that a threading library would otherwise have to override. This allows a program to be linked with libc, or linked with libc + a threading library. libc_r will be deprecated over time. Traditionally libc_r had to be linked against a threading library rather then libc. Linux, FreeBSD, and other UNIXes have moved either t oa thread-safe libc or a thread-capable libc. The threading capability is accomplished by making the appropriate thread locking calls and providing weakly referenced dummy stub functions for the case where a threading library is not linked in. Certain third party software, namely XFree/XOrg, also assume threading stubs in libc. This is precursor work to a port of David Xu's 1:1 threading library and is also intended as a basis to allow DragonFly to support multiple threading libraries. Ported-by: David Rhodus <firstname.lastname@example.com> Primarily-ported-from: FreeBSD Testing and bug fixes by David Xu and Matt Dillon
Core integer types header file reorganization stage 2/2: Adjust main source files to reflect stdint.h and other changes. Primarily this means getting rid of the _BSD_XXX type useage but in some cases, such as for tar, it means getting rid of #define overrides for intmax_t and uintmax_t.
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This set contains 11 laminated, 14"x11" posters. Each poster illustrates one of the ten NAEYC Early Childhood Program Standards. The final poster provides an overview of NAEYC Accreditation. Ideal for accredited programs or those who are working towards accreditation, displaying these posters will show families that your program is committed to providing children with high-quality educational opportunities.


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Since I was a child I've spent part of August in Desolation Sound, a group of islands halfway between Vancouver Island and the Canadian mainland. It's a wondrous land of oysters, salmon, mussels, seaweed, bald eagles, and tide pools.
Marigold and Mint is an organic farm, a retail shop, and a studio. The farm is situated along the Snoqualmie River, about 30 miles east of Seattle and the shop is located in the Melrose Market on Capitol Hill in Seattle, Washington. Founded in 2008 by owner Katherine Anderson, Marigold and Mint reflects her lifetime love of flowers and landscapes. Trained as a landscape architect, she brings her affection for both clean and clear design and intricate patterns to Marigold and Mint.


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I would really, really, like this car! I am hoping or possibly dreaming of owning a Mazda RX8 sometime soon after the new year. I don't think that 'Santa' makes these in his toy factory , So I guess, I better get saving those pounds £££!
I'm that keen to get one, I have already been checking out the insurance costs and to be honest, it's actually quoting a cheaper premium than my first year of driving a 1.1 Litre Citroen Saxo.
Mazda distribute two models of the RX8, one being 231bhp and the other 192bhp! Even the latter model is still incredibly powerful running on a 1.3 Litre rotary engine! Thinking about it a bit more, um, after Previous Experiences With Artic Lorries, I think I would probably have to drive this car a bit more cautiously / carefully / sensibly!
Which brings me to why I'd really like to own one of these cars. I love the interior and twinned with the fact that, for its 'type of car' its very competitive priced!
The speed does not attract me to the car, but I bet it will not rattle like a tin can at 70mph like my current death trap I am buzzing around in.
Check out this video from Top Gear on Youtube:-


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University of Utah electrical engineers fabricated the smallest plasma transistors that can withstand the high temperatures and ionizing radiation found in a nuclear reactor.
Such transistors someday might enable smartphones that take and collect medical X-rays on a battlefield, and devices to measure air quality in real time.
"These plasma-based electronics can be used to control and guide robots to conduct tasks inside the nuclear reactor,"… read more