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On Dec. 14, CPA Betty Kelly, a longtime DeLand resident and managing partner of Betty W. Kelly, CPA, PA, receives the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award from the DeLand Area Chamber of Commerce. Presenting the award is DeLand Mayor Bob Apgar.
The award, which is given to those who have made significant contributions to local commerce and the local community for more than 30 years, was presented to Mrs. Kelly at the Chamber's DeLand Means Business 'Women in Business' luncheon.
Kelly has provided accounting, tax, and financial guidance to the DeLand area for 50 years.
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Histopathology of insulin-induced laminitis in ponies
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That's the name of the game these days. Wonder why ??
THISIS50 you are so right. Remember the run on DUCK TAPE. LMAO
These jokers are a joke.
Lets not judge because we all have come through this life via the Grace of GOD.
I think that po boy was a ham sandwich, remember that one back in 2005.
My first child was born April 1, 1976. :)
The Saints had their chance to win the game only if we could have made that first down before the fourth down interception in the end zone. Lets give credit to the Bucks they fought us hard. I still love the fight in this team not like most they will battle to the end and that's all we can ask for. Our D is what it is this year and can better if in the future. I still like the fight in these DAWGs. Go Saints.
Lawyers have no shortage of work from what i can see.
Stop playing around and get it done !
Ditto tim9lives
I think the defense will get better. I could be wrong but I believe the short training camp and new players will take time. If things do not get better by game three, than I was wrong to believe otherwise.
Wonder what made hin confess ?
All i can say is WOW.
Business as usual in New Orleans and they wonder why companies want move here.
Where is everybody? All I have to say is too many miss tackles.
Why is this news ??
Calm down people let it play out.
This is why the Sanits won the super bowl with these type of players such as Reggie and Stinchcomb. Much respect.
So sad murder acsross my state from black on black white on white when will ban together to put a stop to this maddness. Do anyboby care anymore ?
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This week Nicaraguan dignitaries and officials from a Hong Kong-based consortium inaugurated what could be the most ambitious infrastructure project in the Western Hemisphere. The planned Grand Canal of Nicaragua would span 172 miles across the Central American nation, cutting through Lake Nicaragua, the region's largest freshwater reservoir. At a cost of about $50 billion, it would dwarf the Panama Canal in terms of capacity and bring untold economic benefits to what remains one of the poorest...
Consumer confidence climbed last week to a seven-year high as cheaper gasoline and traction in the labor market boosted Americans' views of the buying climate and economy.
"Weird Al" Yankovic and Flight of the Conchords have been making parody songs for a long time but this year saw an influx of parodies like none other.
Sales of previously built homes slipped in November to their lowest level in six months as the supply of properties remained tight, an unexpected setback in what has shaped up to be a disappointing year for the housing market.
Last Mon�day Dec. 15, a drive-by shooting occurred near the intersection of 4th Street and Can�yon Avenue in Montevideo at around 3:30 a.m. No one was harmed.
The City of Montevideo is not one that uses too much salt - the use of which is being targeted to lower chloride contamination in groundwater and wetlands - when maintaining roads during inclimate weather.
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This is the first time I've played Doom 3 on the PC and it looks a billion times better than it did on the Xbox. The level design also seems a fair bit different, though that's because the Xbox version was gimped to get it to work well on there. And I liked it a whole lot there, and I like it a whole lot here. I am happy with my purchase.
That said, if you already own Doom 1, 2, 3, and the Resurrection of Evil expansion, I don't know if $30 will sell you on it. It's got controller support for all three games, which is something that I don't feel mods could ever get done right. It's got the Lost Levels expansion and it's also got the previously XBLA exclusive Doom 2 episode, "No Rest For The Living". That's the new content as far as I can tell, and they said as much (though they curiously don't seem to have mentioned including that Doom 2 episode.) The graphics don't look tons better. The lighting is, indeed, a fair bit brighter, and ammo seems a bit more plentiful which always struck me as an odd decision - ammo was plentiful in the old Xbox version, too. The new shoulder-mounted flashlight works pretty well. Supposedly, id said that they were including the classic flashlight-gun switching mechanic, but I didn't find that option. I thought it was a cool mechanic in the Xbox version, and I still think it's a good idea, but if it really isn't there then this doesn't bother me too much. Note that when starting a new game I didn't look for the option - it may be in there.Motion blur has also been included, though you can turn it completely off.
EDIT: Also, a little feature, but it's probably worth mentioning that the gun sounds have been improved. The shotgun no longer sounds tinny, it's got a fair bit of a boom to it./EDIT
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Saw this over on Mixed Martial Arts .com and thought that I would share this great kicking video with our Lockflow readers.
Having grown up with a Taekwondo background I often used side kicks and side kick variants when I fought. Sometimes with great success and sometime with great failure, do to being out of position when I missed.
You all know with love nothing more than a slick submission here at Lockflow, but we are also huge fans of the sweet science.
We can learn a ton by listening and watching masters of their craft explain their thinking processes. Who better to listen to than Andre Ward.
Thanks to our friend Big Will for finding this gem of a video breaking down ways of getting all-so-awesome head kick to land
Hey guys, back again with another striking technique video!
Today we've got a basic slip/duck evasion coupled with some offensive strikes. I'm a big fan of working smarter, not harder. If you can not only evade your opponents strikes while landing shots of your own.... that's a big win/win!
Jab, Jab-Jab.
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A common and frustrating problem to deal with in combat sports is a good jab. More commonly associated with fighters at a height/reach disadvantage. In this video I cover a few ways to take that weakness and turn it into a strength with slight hand and head movements when in jab exchanges. Get a sharp and game partner and drill away. Another fun way to improve on your jab game is to spar with only the jab. Questions or comments fire away below!
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Hey guys! A friend brought it to my attention that most of my technique videos have been boxing based lately. To change it up we put together a brief but informative kick drill video you can use to train for kick exchange situations. Building sharp reflexes and correct habits can be coupled with situational awareness and a bit of thinking ahead to win those exchanges.
Hey guys! Back again with another focus mitt drill from Big Will's Gym.com and What's Good With Will.com. Today were going over another focus mitt reaction drill, teaching the athlete how to exchange combinations in the pocket under fire by using head movement and reactive strikes to disrupt the opponents combinations and striking.
Pick up some striking tips from the legendary Chuck "Iceman" Liddell in this Youtube video from gaijinpot .
Will McKasson or "Big Will" as we like to call him, shares another insightful mitt routine with Lockflow.com. Check it out, and then check out www.Whatsgoodwithwill.com.
"Hey guys! It's been a while, we've been busy with the gym remodel and things are finally slowing down. Which means I'll be back to posting on more of a regular basis! Enough of that, onto the good stuff.
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IT'S OFFICIAL: President Barack Obama Wins Florida, Topping Romney In Final Electoral Vote Tally 332 To 206
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Four days after the election, President Barack Obama can finally claim victory in Florida.
The state finished counting its votes Saturday. Obama was declared the winner, giving him a 332 to 206 final margin in the Electoral College.
Florida officials said Obama had 50 percent of the vote to Romney's 49.1 percent, a margin of about 74,000 votes.
The win gave Obama victories in eight of nine critical swing states, losing only North Carolina. In addition to Florida, he won Ohio, Iowa, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Virginia, Colorado and Nevada.
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Samsung NC10 netbook: Cheap, but in a good way
There's only so long a company as large as Samsung can watch Eee PCs and their ilk fly off shelves, so we're not in the slightest bit surprised to see it announce a netbook of its own
When we visited Samsung in Korea earlier this year, we asked whether it planned to release a netbook . "No" was its answer, followed by an explanation that the company was taking a wait-and-see approach. In other words, it would only release one if netbooks became a certifiable success.
Three months later, Eee PCs are still flying off the shelves, so it's no surprise to see Samsung attempt to cash in. Having both waited and seen, its effort -- the Samsung NC10 -- is a 10.2-inch device aimed squarely at the MSI Wind and Eee PC 1000 .
The NC10 will have a 10.2-inch 1,024x600-pixel screen with a non-glossy finish, an Intel Atom CPU, hard drives between 80 and 160GB in capacity, and a six-cell battery promising "up to 8 hours of usage".
You also get 801.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a webcam, three-in-one memory card reader and a trio of USB ports. At 1.3kg, it's a little on the heavy side for a netbook, but we'll give it the benefit of the doubt until we get one in our hands.
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Putting the question of marijuana legalization on state ballots in 2012 may be one of the most effective ways for a dispirited Democratic Party to get reluctant voters out to the polls.
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GF items were clearly marked on their old menu, but not on the new one. Our server knew all the items off the top of his head. Most burgers can be made GF, but watch for fried onions and the house BBQ sauce, which have wheat or beer in them (it iS a brew pub). Both boys loves their burgers. Though not all are listed as GF, they were happy to serve them on GF buns. The salads were spectacular, too.
5206 Village Pkwy, Rogers, AR 72758
I left after three tables seated after me had drinks, and no one had spoken to me. This was at least at 10 minute wait without anyone speaking to me, and the restaurant was less than half full. Who can tell if the food's good, if you're never served?
Ste. 203, 401 West Watson Street, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Upscale Mexican bistro with a higher-end bar. Their gluten-free menu is limited, but it is certified celiac-approved. If cross-contamination is a less severe issue, many menu items do not include wheat or gluten, but they are fried in the same fryers or prepared in the same areas as gluten-containing items, and some cross-contamination will occur.
801 West Main Street, Branson, MO 65616
Lots of options on the separate menu! VERY good food. Service is slow, but this is old-fashioned cooking.
399 Silver Dollar City Railroad, Branson, MO 65616
We've been to a number of theme parks where food was a challenge. Silver Dollar City was NOT a problem. Due to the volume of food served, MANY of the restaurants and food stands are completely gluten free. The staff everywhere is friendly and helpful. We're in the Valley Road area, and four places, Buckshot's Skillet Cookery, Frisco Popcorn, Hatfield's Tater Patch, and Tater Twist were either completely gf or had several gf options. You can also check menus ahead of time on the park's app, to make decisions ahead of time.
717 Branson Landing, Branson, MO 65616
Most if the items on the gf menu are steamer pots for 1 or 2. If that's what you want, there are quite a few to choose from. There are a couple of salads and a few grilled shrimp or fish options. Only 2 kids' options: boiled shrimp and a kids' steamer pot. Prices are on the high side. The steamer pots start at $25 and go up. I probably would have rated it $$$. However, the staff was great, and the food was, too.
1912 S Walton Blvd, Bentonville, AR 72712
Head baker is gluten- and dairy-free. They can do dairy-, egg-, soy-, nut-, and gluten-free custom cakes, and they have gf cupcakes and cinnamon rolls. Excellent flavor!
2203 Promenade Boulevard, Fayetteville, AR 72703
Gluten-free is a separate section of their regular menu. They have gf soy sauce. They will prepare any order in a separate area. They have special plates and red condiment ramekins that are all gf only. They have one dessert, a chocolate ganache with berries and raspberry sauce. It is very rich, and it is plenty for two or three.
2203 Promenade Blvd, Rogers, AR 72758
Good selection, with many options to get grilled or blackened seafood, instead of fried. We've eaten here for years, and it's nice to find that they have a gf menu! Like the other review says, it can be noisy, if you don't go during off hours. That's just the style of place. There's a well-stocked bar on one side of the restaurant with multiple screens, almost invariably showing sports.
120 S. Meridian, Oklahoma City, OK 73107
Asked for the gf menu when we walked in. They have a whole notebook with different menus for a wide variety of allergens, updated with menu changes every two months. It was well-organized. The restaurant itself was clean, with a good atmosphere. We went in just after the lunch rush on a weekday. We ate at RoTB many times prior to finding out my son and I had gluten issues. The food is more Southwest/Tex-Mex than traditional Mexican. Lots of bright, spicy flavors and fresh items. I got the Mango Chicken Salad, and my son had the BBQ-Chipotle Salmon. Both were very good.
3700 N Shartel Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
A very popular, local, award-winning barbecue place, locals will know the name immediately. Visitors may not. Iron Starr specializes in a more modern, upscale experience. They have a dedicated menu. The selections are limited, but very good. Ironically, the BBQ sauce is not gf, but they make this very clear. Our server was knowledgeable, and there were no hassles.
5012 N Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Jimmy's typically has a three flat-top setup: one for eggs, one for potatoes, and one for pancakes/French toast. Check at your local spot, but we've been to several, and they all do this. There are lots of omelets and breakfast combos (eggs, meat, potatoes, bread). Just tell them you are gluten free, and they'll normally let you pick a fruit bowl. My son is highly sensitive to gluten, and we've never had a problem.
1901 Northwest Expy, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
We've eaten here several times. The food is very good. They have several items that are fine as-is, and they are happy to accommodate, if you explain gluten issues and request items be made with corn tortillas.
9219 Lake Hefner Pkwy, Oklahoma City, OK 73120
We were visiting family, so we gave this app a try with some restaurants during a recent trip. Mama Roja does have a separate gf menu (request it at the hostess' stand), and, as with many Mexican restaurants, quite a few of the options are gluten free. The do NOT have dedicated fryers for gf foods, so even though guacamole, Queso, and other dips are on the gf menu, you'll have to request warm corn tortillas (like you'd get with fajitas), not chips. My son was very upset when we got our food (fish tacos, with grilled shrimp), and it had regular fried fish in the tacos. I grabbed a manager, and he asked 'did you tell the waiter it was gluten free?' Yeah, we had gluten free menus, had asked 4-5 questions about gluten free items, etc. It had been a long wait, and my son was starving. I felt really bad, because he started to cry. If he hadn't taken a look in his taco, he'd have been throwing up all night, guaranteed. They did bring us new plates quickly, and I saw the manager stand by the kitchen window to make sure they were done right and came right to us. They offered to comp us dessert, but... no real gf dessert choices <sigh>. Overall, the restaurant was cool, and the food was good. We watched World Cup matches while we ate. My son is highly gluten sensitive, and he didn't have a single issue, so we know they made things right. I just felt like I had to make a much bigger deal about this than I would at our normal restaurants.


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Robert Reich: Too many Democrats inside and outside the Beltway have ingested the deficit cool-aide that the "serious people" on Wall Street have serving for two decades.
The Millionaires Tax and Jerry Brown's Terrorizing Tactic
Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer: Jerry Brown to resort to his terror tactic, intended to strike fear in the hearts of the public. He has told the people of California that if they do not support this new compromise tax proposal, then automatic trigger cuts will go into effect that will brutally slash the budget of public education on all levels.


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Too early for sowing here but I have been doing lifting and dividing and replanting or potting on root days.
I assume I can sow my newly arrived chilli and tomato seeds on fruit days now that things are warming up.
I have had two of these freeze to death so my third and last attempt is in a pot which has been plunged in the greenhouse bed. This mild winter means it already has new shoots. I shall give it a bigger pot this spring and keep it on the terrace and it will go back in teh greenhouse next winter and every winter until the pot is too big to move and it's time to see if it's big enough for life out in the beds next to the pond.
I used to get the others through winter by burying them under a 3' high heap of garden compost but twice I was caught out by early, unforecast frosts down to -8C and that did for them. This one will get buried at the beginning of October just in case.
I'm with Hostafan. Too many shots of Nigel and also long unfocussed shots of Monty parading with his wheelbarrow. 30 minutes are too short to waste on anything except close-ups of plants and tasks and techniques with occasional general views of a border for the context of a plant.
Can't comment on the spoken content and advice yet as we had no sound but it's set to record tomorrow morning so I can catch up.
Try putting them outside for the day but bringing them back into shelter at night - cold greenhouse, garage or shed to protect against any frost or just wide changes of temperature. After two or three weeks the trees will be hardened off enough to stay outside. The calla lily will need protectin till late frosts are over in May.
It's repeated on Sunday at 9:15 for anyone who wants to watch it with sound.
I was definitely dismayed to find Nigel in the opening shot. I love my own dogs to bits but don't expect them to offer anyone useful guidance about how to manage my garden.
Roses - Guinée, Souvenir du Dr Jamain, Mme Alfred Carrière, Golden Showers are all good climbers for north facing walls. New Dawn should be fine and is repeat flowering though less scented. Falsatff (David Austin) is a rich deep Crimson with good perfume and will get to about 2 metres.
They get very large as they mature if they like their situation and make bold, dramatic plants. They like their soil to be damp and can grow in full sun if it's moist enough for them not to dry out at the roots.
They are not very frost hardy so for the first few years it's often a good idea to grow them in pots, increasing the size as they grow and then take them into shelter for winter. After that, you can plant them out and then protect the crown in winter by covering it with some of its old leaves folded over and then a pile of garden compost to keep the frosts at bay.
We used pallets upended and screwed to support posts to make the sides and backs of our 3 bay compost heaps. The fronts have slot in slats to allow access for turning and emptying.
A few years later I used some more pallets to make an insect hotel with a roof garden as shown in this thread if you scroll down a bit. http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/talkback/mussel-shell-uses/260961.html
I'd really like to see him back on the Beeb with another How to be a Gardener type series that's of interest and relevance to both new and experienced gardeners. It was thorough, varied, detailed, informative and fun. Has he any plans for such a programme? It could be on design, regional climate and soil variations, AGM plants, gardening for wildlife, water management (drought and flood), seasonal tasks and highlights. Lots of possibilities.
Failing that, I'd like to ask him what shrubs he'd recommend for spring wow factor for those of us with fertile but alkaline gardens who cannot grow rhodos, camellias and azaleas. They'd also need to be very hardy for my garden. H7 in the new RHS system.
Planting them deeper doesn't prevent wilt but it helps the plant recover more easily by encouraging it to grow new shoots when it's been pruned back to remove the affected growth. The large flowered hybrids are more susceptble than the later flowering viticellas but they can grow out of it once they've got themsleves well established so, every spring, give yours a good dollop of proprietary clematis food which will encourage good roots, shoots and flowers over the season but also a liquid tonic of tomato food when growth starts and then every couple of weeks till flowering starts.


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The capacity development technical assistance (CDTA) will promote sustainable urban development in Myanmar towns by building institutional capacity of local authorities, leading to the prioritised needs-based provision of essential infrastructure. This capacity development activity of Part I (urban management) prioritizes the development and effective management of six major and relevant cities (Batch I - Yangon, Mandalay, and Mawlamyine; Batch II Pathein, Lashio, and Monywa), and further ... Read More
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By Kathleen T. RhemAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1, 2002 At 36, Rob Rose probably could have avoided military service in World War II. But after Pearl Harbor the California artist felt compelled to enlist in the Army.
Three years later, with a commission and an assignment to the Pentagon, he was again compelled this time to paint the view from his office in that newly built edifice.
During the war, Rose served as the War Department's chief art director. He was responsible for developing standards for official publications, such as manuals, posters, training literature, even reports to and from Gens. George Marshall and Dwight Eisenhower.
"He was inspired to paint (this picture) from the very pride of being in the Pentagon and from the view of the capital in Washington, D.C.," said Rose's current agent, Lynda Morley-Mott.
Fifty-six years later, scenes on his television of the Pentagon in flames after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks made Rose want to find some way to reach out to the men and women who acted so heroically in his old stomping grounds.
Today, Morley-Mott at Rose's behest presented Pentagon officials a print of that long-ago view from the nation's military heart, a painting entitled, "WWII View From The Pentagon."
Rose also donated a print of another of his works from the period, a painting he called "Phoenix Eagle." Morley-Mott explained during a small Pentagon ceremony that Rose felt this painting is particularly appropriate since the rebuilding of the Pentagon after the terrorist attack has been dubbed the Phoenix Project.
"It's wonderful to be here under these circumstances," Morley-Mott said. "What an impressive thing to see, the Pentagon rebuilt so fast."
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June 26, 2014
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Former Kentucky players Julius Randle and James Young were selected in the opening round of the 2014 NBA Draft on Thursday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., becoming the 14th and 15th Wildcats taken in the draft's opening round in the last five years. Randle was selected seventh overall by the Los Angeles Lakers, while Young was taken 17th overall by the Boston Celtics.
It is the fifth consecutive NBA draft that Kentucky was represented by multiple players in the first round of the draft. UK is the only program since the draft went to two rounds in 1989 to have multiple players selected in the first round in five-straight years. Kentucky head coach John Calipari is the only coach to have multiple players selected in seven consecutive NBA drafts dating back to his time with Memphis.
The duo mark the 111th and 112th Wildcats drafted in the history of the program. Randle's selection in the top 10 of the draft marked the 11th player in Kentucky history selected in the opening 10 selections since the draft went to two rounds in 1989.
In just five years of the Calipari era, Kentucky has had two No. 1 picks, 15 first-round picks and 19 total players selected in the NBA Draft.
Randle is the fourth Wildcat selected by the Lakers in the history of the program and the first since Joe Crawford in 2008. Young is the fifth player taken by the Celtics and first since Ron Mercer in 1997.
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Hi all! Here is where you will see all the lovely pages that were chosen as our LOTD!! Instead of posting a new thread each day, we are compiling by weeks, just to make the forum uncluttered ;) Enjoy all the eye candy & inspiration and thank you ALL for creating such gorgeous works of art and sharing them with us all! <3
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Learn about the issues and struggles of peoples directly to enforce its rights of self-determination, territory and autonomy in the rise of gold mining.
Approach the andean culture through its music and its ceremonial and ritual contexts visiting the Sacred Valley of the Incas
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Oh what he'd give
To be together with Lauren
To wake up beside her
Each and every morning
She's a beautiful girl
In every single way
He wonders if they'll ever be one
If he'll see her every day
He thinks about Lauren all through the night
Her face in his mind, burning so bright
There she is again, strolling right through his dreams
Today's the day he'll tell her, or so it seems
If only Lauren knew
Just how much she means to him
That just by seeing her
She sets his heart free...
But I love Lauren too
And my heart feels broken
My eyes, for her, are pouring
Thanks to many words unspoken
Because you see, I am pretty shy
Get nervous when she's around
Only when Lauren kindly greets me
Do I ever make a sound
Yet Lauren has changed me
In love, she made me believe
Her words have saved me
They've brought me to me knees
If only Lauren knew
Just how much she means to me
That just by seeing her
She sets my heart free...
Her heart is so open
And her eyes are so full of life
Oh how we love Lauren so
She'd make a beautiful wife
And oh how we'd love to hold Lauren's hand
And kiss her pretty face
We'd fight to be her man
To caress her in a sweet embrace
If only Lauren knew
Just how much she means to us
That just by seeing her
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Well Lauren's at home now, her love on the shelf
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Doing the things that she does
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Xavier School is set to honor three exemplary alumni in a "by invitation only" conferment rites on March 8 (Sat), at the Angelo King Multi-purpose Center.
The eldest of the honorees is Gilbert C. Son of Class of 72. He is being recognized for his "active personal and pastoral involvement in the apostolate of adult spiritual formation". Gilbert joined Mary the Queen Parish's Neo Catechumenal Community in 1981 and has been serving as a Catechist since 1986. Through the years, he and his team have been assigned to evangelize and organize communities in Batangas, Cavite, and in the Binondo Chinese Parish, resulting in over 40 active communities to date. He has inspired and transformed many lives by his "passion for the Gospel, concern for his family and communities, availability, and devoted service."
Dr. Ricardo T. Quintos, II is from the Class of 81. He is cited for his "outstanding contributions in his multif-faceted role of doctor, scientist, and teacher in the field of vascular surgery; and for his generosity in providing medical assistance to the needy." His innovative research has led to highly successful surgical procedure that could avoid amputation where a bypass may not be feasible,. He also developed an cheaper alternative to the heart bypass through gene and growth-factor therapies or angiogenesis. He was awarded the Ten Outstanding Young Scientists Award in 2000 and the Ten Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) Award in 2003.
The third awardee is Atty. Ted. T. Bonpin of the Class of 82, who is being honored for "his passion for the betterment of the poor and empowerment of the marginalized, and his commitment to social justice, good governance, and the environment." Ted started his career with the Justice and Peace Commission of the Prelature of Basilan, then joined the legal arm of the Haribon Foundation which became the independent NGO, Tanggol Kalikasan, Inc. He became its Executive Director in 2003. He became the first Filipino Country Director of CARE Philippines, an international humanitarian organization involved in relief and rehabilitation work. He now also sits as the Chair of Seedfinance Corp. overseeing a portfolio of P200 million for micro-finance assistance.
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Master of Science: 45.0 quarter credits
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One of the great challenges of our time is the improvement of the American education system from pre-school through retirement. Once the envy of the world, there are cracks in the education crucible which must be repaired or reforged. The system has endured social, intellectual, and economic challenges beyond its capacity to respond in a way that provides a sound foundation for all Americans, while keeping our country safe and competitive for the future.
The MS in Education Improvement and Transformation program is designed to prepare professional educators—as well as other professionals whose career interests lie in leading significant change in education—in the process of initiating transformative (reform) in formal and informal education sectors.
The program is comprised of "stackable" certificates, each focusing on specific topics pertaining to the improvement and transformation of education. (The certificates are also referred to as "professional development concentrations," and are made up of nine credits of courses.) After students complete four of these areas of study, reaching 36.0 credits, they finish the program with two courses that jointly form a capstone project to provide a real-life, hands-on experience in being an agent for change in tranformative education.
Students not wishing to complete entirely of the 45.0 required credits for the master of science program may opt to leave with the graduate-level certificate(s) earned in Education Improvement and Transformation.
Correspondingly, students completing the 45.0 credits for the MS degree may not use those credits to be awarded certificates in the program.
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For additional information, visit Drexel University's Master of Science Program's in Education page.
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The Master of Science in Education Transformation program is comprised of 14 courses. The core of the program is made up of four "Professional Development Concentrations" in strategic education improvement areas and topics.
These concentrations are listed under the Certificate Programs in Education and Transformation, and include areas such as assessment, strategic partnership, change leadership, educational policy, disabilities, virtual schools, charter schooling, home schooling, community engagement & development, urban education, school boards, and financing education. Additional concentrations may be developed on a topical needs or special population-based basis.
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2014 Indoors: Competed at five meets … Took third in the triple jump at the Lobo Collegiate Invitational, leaping 19-8 (5.99 meters) to go along with a sixth-place finish of 25.12* in the 200 … At the Cherry & Silver Invitational, placed seventh in the 60 with a time of 7.71* while also finishing eighth in the triple jump with a mark of 41-2 ¼ (12.55) … Placed fifth in the long jump, sixth in the triple jump and eighth in the 60 at the New Mexico Team Invitational, with marks of 19-3 ½ (5.88), 40-6 ¾ (12.36) and 7.83*, respectively … Took eighth in the long jump and 10th in the triple jump at the Don Kirby Elite Invitational … Scored in both jumps at the Mountain West Indoor Championships, placing fifth in the triple jump (40-8 ¼/12.40) and seventh in the long jump (19-4/5.89).
2014 Outdoors: Redshirt season; did not compete.
2013 Indoors: Competed at six meets, mostly in the horizontal jumps ... Ran the short sprints at the Lumberjack Team Challenge, placing 15th in the 60-meter dash (7.91*) and 17th in the 200 (26.50*) ... Also ran the 200 at the New Mexico Invitational, placing 22nd (25.54*) ... Opened in the jumps at the Cherry & Silver Invitational, taking eighth in the long jump with a mark of 18-10 3/4 (5.76m) ... First triple jump came at the New Mexico Invite, placing third with a mark of 39-2 1/4 (11.94m) ... Took 17th in the long jump at the Don Kirby Elite Invitational, leaping 17-11 3/4 (5.48m) ... Snagged fourth in the triple jump at the Don Kirby Open, leaping 39-5 3/4 (12.03m) ... Solid showing in the triple jump at the Mountain West Championships, placing fourth as she broke the 40-foot mark at 40-2 (12.24m) ... Also placed 11th in the long jump at conference meet (17-4 3/4 [5.30m]).
2013 Outdoors: Solid season in the horizontal jumps, as she saw action at seven meets ... Opened in the 100 at the UTEP Springtime Invitational, placing ninth (12.09*) ... Also ran the 100 at the Air Force Triangular (third, 12.21*) ... Took second at a number of regular-season meets, including both the long and triple jumps at both the Don Kirby Tailwind (long jump: 19-8 3/4; triple jump: 40-7) and the Payton Jordan (long jump: 19-8 1/4; triple jump: 40-8 3/4) invitationals ... Tallied another runner-up finish at the Air Force Triangular, leaping 39-8 1/2 (12.10m) in the triple jump ... Scored all-conference honors in both horizontal jumps at the MW Championships, leaping 20-2 1/2 (6.16m) in the long jump (2nd) and 41-11 1/4 (12.78m) in the triple jump (3rd) ... Qualified to the NCAA West Preliminary championships in both jumps, placing 20th in the triple jump (41-4 1/4) and 28th in the long jump (19-5 1/2).
2012 Indoors: Competed at six meets, primarily in the horizontal jumps ... Claimed 27th in the long jump at the Cherry & Silver Invitational, leaping 17-3 3/4 ... Tied for fifth in the long jump (18-7 1/4) and sixth in the triple jump (indoor best of 39-3 3/4) at the New Mexico Invitational ... At the New Mexico Classic, took eighth in the long jump with an 18 1/2 mark ... Placed 11th in the long jump (personal-best 18-11 3/4) and 10th in the triple jump (39 1/2) at the Don Kirby Elite Invitational ... At the Mountain West Indoor Championships, tied for 20th in the long jump with a 17-1 1/2 leap and claimed fifth in the triple jump with a 39-2 1/4 leap.
2012 Outdoors: Participated at seven meets, mostly in the jumps ... Opened with a sixth-place long jump of 17-10 1/2 at the UTEP Springtime Invitational ... Took sixth in the long jump (18-11 3/4) and fifth in the triple jump (39 1/2) at the Don Kirby Tailwind Invite ... Leapt a 20th-place mark of 18-4 1/2 in the long jump at the UTEP Invitational ... Registered a 10th-place mark (18-6) at the Beach Invitational and a fifth-place mark (17-3 1/4) at the Brutus Hamilton Open ... Claimed fourth in the triple jump at the Texas Tech Red Raider Open, leaping 39-5 1/4 ... At the MW Outdoor meet, took 16th in the long jump (17-2 3/4) and eighth in the triple jump (38-9).
Four-sport athlete at Pecos HS, lettering in volleyball, cross country, basketball, and track and field ... 2009, 2010, and 2011 Track Athlete of the Year for coach Leroy Barela ... 2A State Triple Jump Record ... 2011 North Athlete of the Year ... 2010 and 2011 High Point 2A Track and Field State Champion ... 2011 State Track and Field Champion in five events: 100m, 200nm, triple jump, long jump, high jump ... Logged a personal best 37-11 in the triple jump, 18-8 in the long jump. 12.32 in the 100 and 25.5 in the 200 ... MVP of the 2011 North/South All-Star Basketball Game ... 2011 First Team All-State Basketball ... Salutatorian of her graduating class as well as President of National Honors Society with a 4.03 GPA overall.
Daughter of Allen and Kaya Turner ... Has eight siblings, Tenagne, Dawit, Ababa, Gabre, Makonnen, Makeda, Abdullah and Brandi ... Has a cousin, George Smith, who played football at Vanderbilt ... Hobbies include drawing, watching movies, and travelling ... Favorite food is Jamaican food ... Favorite athletes are Candance Parker and Sanya Richards ... Majoring in Nursing.
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State stimulus spending on transportation projects is keeping workers on payrolls and providing much needed repairs to aging Washington roads and bridges. As crews near completion on Washington's first stimulus project on I-90 near Ellensburg, work on other recovery projects is ongoing in every corner of the state. The I-90 Yakima River to west Ellensburg Paving project, the first of four ARRA projects on I-90, is finishing ahead of schedule, on budget, and is one of the first American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Projects to finish construction.


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St. Bonaventure baseball coach Camacho resigns
Raul Camacho never wavered from his focus in 11 seasons as the head baseball coach at St. Bonaventure High.
"It's about the kids," he said. "They have always been the most important part of coaching. They will be what I remember the most. We've had a lot of good players come through this program."
With a legacy under Camacho that includes 209 victories, seven Tri-Valley League titles and one trek to the CIF-Southern Section championship game, the Seraphs now seek a new leader.
Camacho announced this week that he is stepping down after 23 seasons in the St. Bonaventure baseball program, including the last 11 years as the head coach.
"It's just time," he said. "I thought about it a little bit during the season, but knew the time had come when the season ended. It's a chance to do other things."
A lot of the extra time will center around family, with son Raul recently graduated from St. Bonaventure and headed to San Francisco State and daughter Samantha now a seventh-grader. Camacho, 50, will continue to work in the St. Bonaventure athletic department.
"Raul has done a great job with our teams over the years," said Principal Marc Groff. "I hired him in 2002 and knew his knowledge of the game would help further our program. We are thankful for his years of service and time dedicated to the school."
As the head coach, Camacho compiled a record of 209-96-2, and won seven league championships, including six straight from 2004 to 2009. Thios past season, St. Bonaventure finished 19-10-1, won the Tri-Valley League crown and advanced to the Division 4 semifinals.
In 2006, St. Bonaventure went 24-6 and was the runner-up in Division 4. The Seraphs lost a tight, 3-1 verdict to Monrovia in the Southern Section title game.
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Tim Hudson doesn't seem to be a vitcim of Father Time, as he pitched 7.2 innings of shutout baseball, allowing only 4 hits and two walks in only 99 pitches, stifling the Rays' hitters. Despite matching him pitch-for-pitch through the first three innings, David Price gave up a solo shot to Brave's catcher David Ross, and another [unearned] run off a single by Jason Heyward. Price still had a quality outing, as those two runs (one earned) were all he gave up in his 7 innings of work, adding 7 strikeouts to his season total; his ERA is now under 3 (2.88 to be more specific). The only Rays hitter that seemed to be able to figure Hudson out was BJ Upton, who supplied the team with 2 of its 5 total hits. The bullpen did its job to prevent any further runs from coming across the plate, but, as stated after last night's game, starting pitching is a decisive factor in the Rays' overall success. Unfortunately for Price, he got absolutely no run support, so I doubt he will hang his head on loss number 3 of the season [for him].
With this loss, the Rays (obviously) lost their first Interleague Series of the still-young season, but needed a win yesterday to gain the extremely surprising Baltimore Orioles, who are first in the AL East by two games. Baltimore lost yesterday, and Cincinatti just beat the Yankees (5-2), while Boston won in Philadelphia; so a victory tonight would've helped add some distance between the Rays and the Yankees and Red Sox. The Rays are currently two games behind the O's, 2.5 ahead of the Yanks, and 4.5 ahead of the Sox.
That aside, Price did as much as he could to keep the Rays' offense in the game, but their bats were silent; a very different story from last night's game. If the Rays want to stay in contention within the division—and in the playoff race when September comes along—their hitting needs to come alive like it was a couple weeks ago, when the Rays won 13 out of 14 games played. Injuries are obviously a huge reason for the lack of run support lately.
While the idea really hasn't surfaced yet, it wouldn't be too far-fetched to think that the Rays might trade one of their pitching prospects (everyone knows we have enough of them) for a solid, dependable bat to bolster the offense.
Notables from this afternoon's game:
D. Price(TAM): 7 IP, 6 H, ER, 3 BB, 7 K
B. Upton(TAM): 2-4
T. Hudson(ATL): 7.2 IP, 4 H, 2 BB, 3 K
D. Ross(ATL): 1-4, HR, R, RBI
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- The Rays start their 3 game series against the Toronto Blue Jays tomorrow night at 7:10pm, as Jeremy Hellickson (4-0, 2.77 ERA) looks to remain perfect on the season, sqauring off against Kyle Drabek (3-4, 3.30 ERA).
- Catcher Jose Molina left the game in the sixth for precautionary reasons, after taking a foul ball to the mask. Seems to be okay.
- Another injury— Jeff Keppinger did not play yesterday because of a right foot injury, which likely was from when he fouled off his foot on Saturday. He was in a walking boot Sunday morning; still no update at all on his status.
- Mark Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times puts together a calendar of all the Rays' injuries this season, even including one of Joe Maddon.


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Letters to the Editor: 09.02.06
School's good staff
I am compelled as an educator to respond to Mr. Garcia's letter ("Clean out schools," Aug. 23). The staff at Miller High School is comprised of highly qualified people who genuinely care for all students. The dedication of the staff is highly commendable. Not only are they teachers/educators, but also counselors, friends, coaches, and, in some cases, like parents.
It would be a disservice to Miller High School to "let the staff go." No one could care about the students more than the staff they currently have. I am sure there are students who may struggle with reading and writing. However, it is no different from any other campus.
As for Mr. Garcia's statement about the students having a lack of pride, I feel that this is just not the case. The students are very proud of Miller High School. Many of the students are offended and deeply hurt by comments made by residents of this community.
So let us all join together in support of our proud, highly qualified administration; one of the best, most dedicated and highly qualified faculty staffs; and the wonderful, talented students who are repeatedly attacked by our community.
Katie Yeager
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The Saltwater Fisheries Enhancement Association dinner last week had over 1,800 attendees. Prior to Mrs. Taylor's letter of Aug. 30 ("Turned off"), we had heard nothing negative about the event, but rather compliments on the food, trips and merchandise, and the obvious success of the fund-raising event.
Mrs. Taylor's assertion that "the Palace strippers" were selling raffle tickets was not true. The Palace was one of 41 sponsors representing businesses and industries from throughout our community, each of whom we greatly appreciate. The ladies selling tickets work with an agency that provides professional salespeople to fund-raisers throughout the state. Their professionalism/effectiveness is evidenced by $72,000 in raffle sales which contributed to the $540,000-plus event gross.
The assessment of their clothes being "tacky" is purely subjective. The ladies wore cocktail/evening dresses that would be appropriate at any event.
We would like to thank everyone involved in this event: volunteers, attendees, bidders, donors, etc., for contributing to one of the most successful fund-raisers held in Corpus Christi.
We are now looking forward to applying the money raised to the maintenance and enhancement of our local saltwater resources and fishery, and the continuation of our youth education and fishing events.
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Failed policy
Stay the course, don't cut and run, progress is being made in Iraq. These talking points have been developed and circulated by Karl Rove, and all the Republicans have dutifully memorized them, and spit them out on command.
I seriously question the wisdom of continuing our involvement in the sectarian violence in Iraq. Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is the definition of insanity. We diverted our military forces in Afghanistan from fighting the war on terror, to start a war of opportunity in Iraq. We are now the enemy and the Iraqis want us out. We have removed the only force in the region that was keeping Iran in check.
I don't care who voted for what back when. Now is the time to make our voices heard. This administration has done a miserable job in Iraq. There are many smart people in this country from both parties who could solve the quagmire in Iraq. Staying the course is not an option because it has not worked. The time has come for new leadership in our country.
Jim Tansey
Clear difference
The approaching November election of a new county judge provides voters in Nueces County with a truly golden opportunity to elect an outstanding leader with a superb track record. The two candidates - Loyd Neal, former mayor of Corpus Christi, and Larry Olivarez, former sheriff of Nueces County - are both fine men. But there the similarities end.
Olivarez was a good sheriff. But when the "job" at stake is literally the "chief executive officer" for the entire county, little else can be said for him. In contrast, Loyd Neal was a four-term mayor (leaving due to term limits) whose leadership brought unprecedented growth and prosperity to Corpus Christi.
Loyd is a highly educated, broadly experienced leader and administrator, with extraordinary people and management skills.
In addition, he has great sensitivity for the importance of inclusiveness and opportunity throughout government.
With our ballots this November we can provide much of the Coastal Bend with the finest leadership possible.
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