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Sharing Information Online Lesson Plan: The Share Jumper Game
In this lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 3-8, students use BrainPOP resources (including a free online game) to practice identifying the when and hows about sharing information online.
Lesson Plan Common Core State Standards Alignments
Students will:
- Use online game play and class discussions to identify information that is safe and unsafe to share online.
- Reflect (both verbally and in writing) on the consequences of sharing inappropriate information on the internet.
- Use multi-media and digital tools to convey what they have learned about sharing information safely.
- Computers with internet access for BrainPOP
- Class set of the Graphic Organizer
Lesson Procedure:
- Project the Share Jumper game for students to see. Play the short introductory video in which a girl tells about a time when she wrote something inappropriate online.
- Have students write or talk with a partner about a time they shared something online and regretted it. Have student volunteers share their experiences. Were they able to delete what they had written? Was it really gone? What were the consequences of sharing something that should not have been put online?
- In another tab or window of your internet browser, play the Information Privacy movie to further student understanding on the topic. Talk about the common scams and dangers that Tim explains. Why is it important to read a site's privacy policy before entering it? What kinds of information shouldn't be shared with people you don't know in real life? What kinds of information should never be shared online?
- Tell students they will have the opportunity to play a game that allows them to practice identifying information that is safe and unsafe to share online. Switch back to the tab or window with the Share Jumper game and read the game instructions together, and then click "Next". Read and answer the first few questions together to reinforce what students have learned so far and continue the class discussion.
- Provide 10-15 minutes for students to explore the game with a partner. Encourage students to talk about their decisions.
- After game play, ask students to share examples that they disagreed with their partner on whether it was safe to share. Refer students back to what they learned in the movie as needed, and use the Language FYI and/or the Q&A as additional resources. Guide students to understand that deciding what to share online is not always a clear cut situation, and when they are unsure, it's better to err on the side of caution.
- Assess student learning using the Information Privacy Quiz. You can also have students share what they learned by creating a blog post, video, online slideshow, or other presentation. Talk with students about effective and appropriate ways to share their creations on the internet via social media. This can be a great opportunity to talk about writing appropriate comments online and building positive social connections on the internet.
Extension Activity:Use the Graphic Organizer to have students reflect on what can happen if their personal information gets into the wrong hands. You can also have students explore the Digital Ettiquette topic page.
- Internet Searches Lesson Plan: Search Shark Game
- Online Safety with Storybird Lesson Plan: Understanding When to Ask for Parental Permission
- Online Safety Board Games Lesson Plan: Identify Internet Safety Rules
- No Bully Zone Lesson Plan: Responding to and Preventing Bullying
- Thomas Edison Lesson Plan: How Inventions Build Upon Each Other
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Whitewater, WI -- The Beloit College Indoor Track & Field team continued their early season schedule on Saturday, competing at the UW-Whitewater Karl Schlender Invite.
The Women's team finish sixth in the meet while the Men were tenth.
Felicia Carlson posted a pair of wins for the second straight week, taking the 60m and 200m events while leading off the second place 4x200m Relay.
Other point-winners for the Women were Max Carlson, sixth in the 600m; Anna Wenzel, sixth in the 3000m; the 4x200m Relay team of Felicia Carlson, CJ Cochran, Rachel Monroe and Theresa Kehne finishing second; and the Distance Medley Relay of Sara DeLong, Cochran, Camilla Jackson and Margaret Cress finishing fourth.
For the Men, Myles Schneider was the only individual points winner, taking seventh in the Weight Throw. Also finishing in the top eight were the 4x200m Relay of Lukeson Versulien, Peter Siess, Matt Floyd and Antonio Jones in second and the Distance Medley Relay of Matt McKay, Will McShane, George Gray and Turner Smith in sixth.
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as a single mother? I have one child. Both the father and I are on our son's birth certificate, and we both live together as well with our son. Although we are not legally married, his father plays an active role in his son's life. There have been no official custody orders put into place concerning our son, but his father is having some trouble paying child support for his older son from a previous marriage. Would this play a factor into my ability to enlist into the National Guard? Would it be difficult for me to join the National Guard?
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If you are a single mother, you will be required to complete a Family Care Plan outlining who will care for your children while at training. You do NOT have to give up or transfer any type of 'custody' just have a designated guardian (it can be the father...I had to select someone else as my husband is in the Guard as well) for training and if 'called up' for an emergency or, of course, deployments.
Being a single parent will not 'get you out' deployments or training, which is why you are required to make arrangements for care prior to being allowed to enlist. Your State TAG will then approve (or disapprove) a waiver for you to enlist as a single mother. It is not a difficult process, you just have to show you have a plan in place for training, etc so it will not become an 'issue' and it will also give YOU peace of mind so you can better concentrate on your training.
Your child's father'a child support issues would not effect YOUR eligibility.
The SEARCH function can be a BIG help (Family Care Plans, Single parent, etc..) I feel like I have answered this question 3 times in the last couple days...
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Thank you for answering! I really want to enlist, it has been a dream of mine to join the National Guard since I graduated high school 4 years ago. I certainly didn't expect my status as a single mother to get me out of deployments, but I know that a lot of other single mothers(and fathers) might have expected that. I used the SEARCH function before, but I didn't know if my child's father's custody issues would affect my eligibility to join, so I figured I'd start a thread


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A message from Larry Bell in response to recent events and a proposal by Enbridge Inc.
The following is a message from Larry Bell, president of Bell's Brewery, Inc., in response to recent events along the shore of Morrow Lake in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, and the proposal by Enbridge Inc. to construct a pollution processing facility within several hundred feet of the company's brewery.
"Bell's Brewery, Inc., has been operating in Comstock Township for 12 years, and we are proud to call Comstock our home. As Michigan's oldest and largest brewery, Bell's has a longstanding commitment to quality. While Bell's uses water from the municipal water system to brew our beer, the pristine cleanliness of the water and air around our brewery and neighbors is of the utmost importance to us.
"Bell's Brewery owns properties on both sides of Morrow Lake, so we have watched with concern the news of the Enbridge pipeline spill and resulting damage to the Kalamazoo River basin. As events unfolded over the last few years, we have noted the efforts of all involved to clean up the spill and repair the environment. We have applauded those efforts.
"However, the process by which the cleanup of Morrow Lake is accomplished must be 100- percent transparent. We share the concerns of our neighbors that decisions regarding recent activities may not have fully involved the residents or businesses located near the Enbridge site, so we thank the Township of Comstock for giving us the opportunity to address these concerns with Enbridge.
"Bells Brewery will continue to be in direct contact with local officials, and with state and federal environmental personnel, regarding Enbridge's activities in and around Morrow Lake. Our focus will continue to be the best interests of our company, our employees, our customers, and our neighbors."
We're heading to the Electric Forest Festival in Rothbury, here is where you will find Bell's
We're heading to Electric Forest again this year and hosting two special tastings.
The first is with Kyle Hollingsworth of String Cheese Incident and will feature guest brewers and musicians along with beer samples. It will be on Friday (June 28) at 3:45 p.m. at the Obervatory Bar (look for Brewru on your map/schedule).
The second event will be on Saturday at the Forest Stage Bar. Debs' Red and Wedding Ale will be on tap from 2:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m.
We're also hosting a scavenger hunt on Twitter. All you have to do to participate is tweet us 1 photo of something #eccentric, #green (the sustainable type) or #bells related (don't forget to mention us so we can see it) at the festival. Then come to Saturdays tasting to claim your free schwag. (You must claim your prize during the tasting and only one piece of schwag per person).
If that wasn't enough, Oberon and Two Hearted will also be available at every bar at the festival.
See you in the Forest – Cheers!
Photo caption: Kyle Hollingsworth (left) and Mike Strazdas at last year's Electric Forest Festival Bell's tasting.
Bell's beer event roundup: Electric Forest Festival, flight night in Lexington, sailing and more
Below is a look at our events this week in Kentucky and Michigan.
June 27
Bell's Flight Night: Lexington Beer Works, Lexington, 5 p.m. - Roundhouse IRA, Debs' Red, Third Coast Beer and Special Double Cream Stout
June 25
Summer & Sailing Tap Event: Vintage Tavern, Port Huron, 4 p.m. - Oberon, Uberon, Two Hearted, Raspberry Ale and Roundhouse IRA(poster at right)
June 28
Electric Forest Festival - Kyle Hollingsworth's Brewru Experience, 3:45 p.m. - Join Kyle Hollingsworth of String Cheese Incident, other musicians and brewers for a special tasting and open discussion at the Observatory Bar.
June 29
Michigan Brewers Guild "Enthusiast" VIP Tour: Bell's Comstock Brewery, 11 a.m. Reservations are required.
Electric Forest Festival - Bell's Beer Tasting: Forest Stage Bar, 2:30 p.m. – Debs' Red and Wedding Ale
June 30
Great Lakes Coffee Anniversary Celebration: The Great Lakes Coffee Roasting Company Midtown Coffee Bar, Detroit, 1 p.m. - our Jazz Series (Le Batteur, Le Contrebassiste and Le Pianiste) and Black Note


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Comments On Jul 31, 2015:Great value. I run Kenda 270's on the front and back of my DR 650 and just on the rear of my KTM. Long lasting. Great wear. The front has lasted for two dessert rides, 1600 miles and still rolling. The rear has made it thru one dessert ride and will make it all the way to the next dessert ride in Summer 2016. Great tires.
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Comments On Mar 26, 2015:This tire is a good tire, very good wear, have put about 2,500 miles of mostly trails and fire roads on it with still about 75% tread left. good on pavement and fire roads, decent off road but is not that great in mud.
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Comments On Feb 23, 2015:tires have a little road -walk after about 60mph. Only put about 50 miles so far but hope they will brake in better. Tires look good, have plenty of traction off road as well as on the highway.
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Comments On Nov 25, 2014:I run these on pavement quite a bit on my xr600. They hook up pretty well and last a surprising amount of miles for a knobby. And they are cheap.
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Comments On Nov 21, 2014:It is suppose to be a 50/50. I ride daily to work 75% pavement and 25% dirt. I have had better luck with wear on a off road tire. this tire was terrible in the sand and rock. It wore quick lasted about 6 weeks.
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Comments On Nov 05, 2014:I took my time reviewing the tyres. I was trying to get used to the very different characteristics to all other tyres.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- How seriously is the leadership of the Buffalo Public School District taking developer Carl Paladino's candidacy for school board?
Serious enough to call a press conference to respond to his claims.
That's exactly what Superintendent Dr. Pamela Brown did Friday. She was upset about remarks the fiery developer made to the school board Wednesday night, alleging she wouldn't release a report issued by a distinguished educator brought in by the state education department to suggest improvements in the district.
"I ask that the board direct the superintendent to immediately release the unedited report of the distinguished educator Judy Elliott, which was delivered to the board president five weeks ago, It was promised to be delivered to the public four months ago," said Paladino at Wednesday night's school board meeting.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — Big money managers are warning investors. They're now citing the Bible: "Seven lean years." No recovery till 2016. That was Jeremy Grantham back a few years ago. His GMO firm manages $104 billion.
Now Bill Gross and Mohamed El-Erian, the co-CEOs at the $2 trillion Pimco money managers, are citing the same biblical warning to jar investors awake and prepare for the coming lean years of slow, low growth and austerity. Except in Pimco's new warning, the future just got much, much darker for investors — no recovery until 2022.
Earlier in the summer — back when most investors were totally distracted by campaign drama and betting heavily on a new president, anticipating a post-election bull market — many were expecting Corporate America would unleash trillions in hoarded reserves, stimulate a recovery and new bull. Back then, Reuters, Forbes, CNBC, Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal and rest of the obsessed media simply yawned at Gross and El-Erian's warning that equities hit a "dead end in terms of significant appreciation."
"Dead end?" No recovery till after the 2020 elections? Yes, one angry headline even said Gross was "faithless" with stocks. Why? Conventional wisdom tells us markets run in cycles. So investors believe it's now time for a new bull. Gross and El-Erian disagree.
Warren Buffett and Jack Bogle first mentioned a "new normal" with slow, low growth back in 2002. It fell on deaf ears. Since the 2008 meltdown the same warnings are coming from gurus like Grantham, Gross, El-Erian and others. Ignore their warnings at your peril.
America's economy, markets downshifting to long, low, slow-growth
Perhaps the single best description of America's historic shift comes from Time magazine's economics editor, Rana Foroohar, in "Why Stocks Are Dead (And Bonds Are Deader)." That column's a must-read to help America's 95 million investors understand the American economy and markets — from the Reagan/Bush generation ... to the bank meltdown in 2008 ... to the dark forecasts about the coming decade.
Here's a summary of 10 points Foroohar picked up from meetings with El-Erian and Gross.
1. America fell in love with a Goldilocks economy
As early as 2005 Pimco warned that investors, voters and politicians had fallen in love with "a Goldilocks economy, the notion that markets were in a long period of growth and stability, neither too hot nor too cold." El-Erian "never believed the bull" about wise "world's central bankers and the seemingly endless growth of emerging markets."
2. Economists predicting 3% to 4% growth are misleading America
Pimco was "quick to see, post-2008, the passing of an era," says Foroohar. The unthinkable was happening: "The U.S. flirting with default, unlimited central-bank money dumps were suddenly happening." Worse, today "while most experts (including those within the Obama administration) were plotting how to move from recession back to the trend growth rate of 3% or 4%," Pimco concluded that a low 2% growth will probably be the New Normal "not for a couple of years but for decades."
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4. Investing is like surfing and the money wave may soon crash
Surfing is a popular Gross metaphor: Imagine waves of investor opinions moving stock prices. Whether surfing or investing, you "ride the wave," sense the crest, always knowing that "ultimately a good surfer has to kick out." Or get wiped out "when the wave crashes. And the money wave, says Gross, may be ready to crash."


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County cracks down on illegal hauls, dumping on Airport Road
Ron Tweed and Stan Gibson inspect the tracks on heavy equipment at the county landfill. A piece of REBAR got caught in the tracks and wrapped around an axle. The county is considering an ordinance that may impact the job description for employees a...
Library book sale attracts people from on, off college campus
Mayzell Kings bowses through a book from the sales racks near College of Eastern Utah's library last week. Many people from on and off the Price campus attended the fundraising event to see what bargains could be picked up from the items that were b...
Hobbyist enjoys search, not treasures
Dave Johnson looks for treasures with a metal detector. Johnson said he has never found anything with much value, but said he still enjoys looking for lost and forgotten items. ...
Public education system role expands to include provision of school services, support for students
Testing is an important part of the schools obligations, but there is much more than just learning that goes on on campus'. Over the years the schools role in the lives of students has changed dramtically....
Survey analyzes factors prompting departure of Utah college graduates
United States Census Bureau data indicate that 63.1 percent of all Utahns ages 25 and older had college experience or associate's degrees in 2000.
Fire damages business on Helper's Main Street
The Helper Mini-Mart was damaged by a fire last week. Responders said it was a difficult fire to fight because of the layers in the roof.
New plan for identifying public roads in Utah
What constitutes a road in Utah's back counrty is often in question when it comes to legalities. Now there is a new plan for identifying roads to clear up some of the murkiness that exists over the issue....
Open house scheduled on Oct. 6 for former publisher
On Sept. 17, Brehm Communications announced that Ken Larson, who has been the publisher of the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress for the last four years, will move to a similar position with the company in Palm Springs, Calif....
Wellington Elementary School stages book fair to encourage students to read
Wellington Elementary students Kalen Gunter along with David and Brian Hobbs listen to Nicole Hobbs read from a book the children were interested in purchasing during the school's book fair last week. In conjunction with the fair, school staff member...
Nominations for oil shale leases show interesting in advancing technology
In response to its announcement of an oil shale research, development, and demonstration program,the Bureau of Land Management has received 19 nominations for parcels of public land to be leased in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. The program, announced...
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MASSENA - A mechanical malfunction in a gate at Eisenhower Lock resulted in delayed traffic along the St. Lawrence Seaway for about 12 hours Monday.
At 10:45 a.m. Monday, seaway employees noticed the malfunctioning strut-arm, which resulted in the locks gate being unable to open, according to Seaway Associate Administrator Salvatore Sal Pisani. The strut-arm was back on line at 11:05 p.m. Monday and during the more than 12 hours off-line eight vessels were delayed.
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Coach Jeff Bowen is 63 years young. He has been teaching kids how to play basketball for 32 years. He has taught and coached in New Hampshire, Montana and Utah. He currently is at Pinnacle Canyon Academy and has reached the milestone of 450 wins in his career.
Bowen grew up in East Aurora, N.Y. and found his love of basketball with the guidance of his coach and father, Bert Bowen. Later, he attended the University of Buffalo in New York. He was drafted by the U.S. Army and was stationed at Fort Riley, K.S., where he was a staff sergeant. After the service, he started teaching social studies and helping children develop skills that would help both on and off the basketball court. Some of his players have gone on to play college ball. His son and fellow coach, Craig Bowen, played at the University of Montana-Western. Other former players went to schools like Purdue, Louisville and Southern New Hampshire University.
He has led seven teams to state titles. Four came at Derry, a New Hampshire middle school, where he also had an undefeated season from 1979-1980. Two titles came from his Amateur Athletic Union or AAU days, where his team was the Southern New Hampshire Grizzlies, a team on which his son, Craig, played. His most recent title came last season, when Pinnacle took home the trophy.
While winning is prized by all coaches, Bowen values most the experiences he has with his players. Watching players make strides on and off the court has always been a positive experience, one that he has never seen better displayed than during his days at Pinnacle.
Three of his current players sat down and expressed their thoughts about their coach and offered gratitude for his mentoring.
Demetri Hullings, who is a junior, has played for Coach Bowen for three years. He has had to work his way up to the starting position he currently holds. He wants to play college ball and played for the championship team last year. His favorite memory of playing for Bowen would have to be at the tournament last year. "Thanks for all your hard work with us Coach Bowen," Hullings said.
Jullinn Garcia, a junior, used to be a self-proclaimed troubled youth. Basketball has gotten him out of trouble and he wants to stay that way. His goal was to try out for the team and make it. "I was really terrible when I first started; Coach Bowen helped me get to where I am now." His favorite memory of the coach in his own words is, "It was a ceremony at the end of last year and I got the most improved player award. I went up to get it and kissed coach on the cheek in front of the whole school." His message for his favorite coach is, "I love ya, you mean the world to me. Thank you."
Jake Hardy, a freshman, attributes his love of the game to Coach Bowen, too. When asked why he started playing, his response was, "Our team got organized when I was in 7th grade and it was Coach Bowen's first year coaching here. I heard he was a good coach, so I decided to play."
Hardy recalls his most memorable moment, "The junior varsity had never won a game and, after Coach Bowen started coaching, we got our first win." His message to the coach, "Thanks for teaching me how to play fundamental basketball."
As the clock ticked down to 45 seconds against Mont Harmon with Pinnacle up by 18 Demetri Hullings led the players and crowd in a chant of "450, 450, 450." There was a special feeling in the gym as Bowen got choked up seeing how much he meant to his players and the fans. Some coaches are legends before they retire and that moment showed that Coach Bowen is one of those. Once the final buzzer rang, the varsity team jumped down from the stands and drenched him with their cooler full of water.
A brief lapse of good sportsmanship was noticed by Craig Bowen before the team went to congratulate the other team on their performance. Afterward, the team came back into the gym and lifted Coach Bowen on their shoulders. Emotions ran high as the Panthers paid tribute to their leader.
"I would like to thank all the players for their hard work, respect, and show of character, both on the court and off. It's important to me that every player has a role to play on the team, that's why I play two groups of kids," said Bowen. "This game in particular showed good skill execution."
"I would especially like to thank Mrs. Hardy for allowing the program to grow," said Bowen. "I hope I'm here to see Jullinn graduate, he is a special person. He wants to go to college and become a teacher. I'll be around for at least one more year and am looking forward to coaching Pinnacle when we enter the Utah High School Athletic Association next year. Thanks for the joys and memories, the team played fantastic tonight and this caught me off guard; I expected something but nothing like this," concluded Bowen.


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CANTON Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is expected to sign Start-Up New York legislation into law Wednesday at SUNY Canton.
The initiative was passed Friday by the state Legislature.
The Start-Up program will establish tax-free zones on SUNY and select private college campuses. Businesses that set up shop in a tax-free zone will be exempt from corporate, property and sales tax for 10 years. Employees working at businesses in the tax-free zones will not have to pay income taxes for five years.
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The 2004 performance of Handel's "Messiah" will be presented Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Price Civic Auditorium.
Under the direction of College of Eastern Utah music instructor Greg Benson, the performance will include a full orchestra with brass, woodwinds, strings and timpani.
"I first performed in 'Messiah' as a trombonist nearly 30 years ago and have done so many times since. But I have never before had the opportunity to conduct this monumental work," said Benson. "So I'm very much looking forward to leading the soloists, chorus and orchestra in this year's "Messiah." The audience will be treated to some spectacular sounds and sights."
The orchestra, consisting of people from the community as well as CEU, has been preparing for the performance for about a month. The choir and soloists have been practicing as long under the direction of Russell Wilson, who will also sing in the bass section of the choir.
"I've conducted the work more than 30 times, but this is the first time I get to actually sing it," said Wilson.
Nine soloists will highlight the performance, including Melissa Trowbridge, Joy Turnbow, Lisa Hansen, Tamlyn Weaver, Ben Jones, Grady McEvoy, Lila Jameson, Amber Denslow and Shea Bradshaw.
George Frideric Handel was born and trained in Germany, gained success in every aspect and genre of music while living in Italy and lived the last 50 years of his life in England.
Handel's "Messiah" was composed in London in 1741-1742 and debuted in Dublin on April 13, 1742 at the New Music rooms on Fishable Street in Dublin. It is Handel's best-known work.
The "Messiah" was not originally a Christmas tradition, but was intended to be a thought-provoker during Lent and for Easter.
Like most of Handel's work, the "Messiah" is based on the Bible.
One of Handel's associates, Charles Jennens, a literary scholar who spent his time editing Shakespeare's plays, fastidiously poured over the Old and New Testaments of the Bible and selected stories for Handel.
Jennens had admired Handel's music since 1725.
Handel was reluctant to put such a religious piece on the London stage and even had a hard time in Dublin where the government threatened to forbid singers in St. Patrick's Cathedral from taking part.
Handel compromised by running the piece under the name, "A Sacred Oratorio" to avoid charges of blasphemy.
Over the years, Handel was persuaded to make many changes so there is no definitive musical text for the "Messiah."
Many of the numbers within the piece were recomposed and many of the solos were changed for certain individuals performing them. Therefore, it can be difficult to figure out the real origins of the music and one of the rarest versions in modern performances is the version performed in Dublin in 1742.
The "Messiah" has been performed at locations throughout the world for the last 300 years.
The local production was started by Carbon High School music instructor Dorothy Brown.
Wilson, a student of Brown, continued to bring the masterpiece to the area when he returned to head the choir program at CEU.
After conducting the local presentation for many years, Wilson is singing with the choir, a position he occupied under Brown's direction more than three decades ago.
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Fresno State got on the board first in the top of the fourth on a one-out single from Trent Woodward, a ground-rule double from Taylor Ward and a sacrifice fly from Jake Stone.
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The purpose of this study is research with the goal of evaluating the effect of TMC125 (a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor) on slowing down the growth of the HIV virus. The study will also investigate whether this new medication is well tolerated, and to further confirm that the medication is safe to be used.
Drug: TMC125
Drug: Placebo
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Phase III Randomized, Double-blinded, Placebo-controlled Trial to Investigate the Efficacy, Tolerability and Safety of TMC125 as Part of an ART Regimen, Including TMC114/RTV and an Investigator-selected OBR, in HIV-1 Infected Patients With Limited Treatment to no Treatment Options.
- Evaluation of efficacy, tolerability and safety of TMC125 as part of an antiretroviral therapy containing TMC114/ritonavir and an investigator selected optimized background regimen. [ Time Frame: 24 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|November 2005
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Placebo Comparator: 002
Placebo 2 tablets b.i.d.96 weeks
Drug: Placebo
2 tablets b.i.d.96 weeks
Active Comparator: 001
TMC125 2 X100 mg tablets b.i.d.96 weeks
Drug: TMC125
2 X100 mg tablets b.i.d.96 weeks
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This is a Phase III, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial to evaluate the long-term efficacy, tolerability, and safety of TMC125 as part of an antiretroviral therapy (ART) regimen containing TMC114/ritonavir (RTV) and an investigator-selected optimized background (OBR) in treatment-experienced HIV-1 infected patients. TMC125 is a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI). TMC114 is a protease inhibitor (PI). In this trial, TMC114 will be given with a low dose of ritonavir (RTV), a protease inhibitor commonly used with other, full dose protease inhibitors to improve activity. Additional assessment to be evaluated in this trial include: changes in the HIV-1 genotype, drug susceptibility, and the population pharmacokinetics of TMC125. A pharmacokinetic substudy will be performed at selected sites. Health-related quality of life will be assessed for patients receiving an antiretroviral therapy containing either TMC125 or placebo. Safety and tolerability will be documented throughout the trial. Six hundred HIV-1 infected patients on a stable but virologically failing regimen will be included in the trial. Patients should have at least 1 documented non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI) resistance-associated mutation (either at screening or from historical genotype reports), an HIV-1 plasma viral load > 5000 RNA copies/mL at screening, and at least 3 documented primary protease inhibitor (PI) mutations. Patients will be randomized in a 1:1 ratio to either TMC125 (200 mg twice daily) or to matching placebo; both in combination with TMC114/RTV (600/100 mg twice daily) and an investigator selected OBR of at least 2 antiretrovirals (ARVs), consisting of nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor(s) (NRTI[s]) with or without enfuvirtide. The trial will involve a screening period of up to 6 weeks, a 48-week treatment period, and a 4-week follow-up period. Patients will take 200 mg oral doses of TMC125 tablets or placebo tablets; twice daily (administered as 2 tablets twice daily, with food) in combination with 600 mg oral doses of TMC114 tablets and 100 mg oral doses of ritonavir (administered as 2 tablets of TMC114 and 1 capsule of ritonavir twice daily, with food). The treatment period is 48 weeks.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patient has 3 or more primary protease inhibitor mutations
- documented genotypic evidence of resistance to currently available NNRTIs by having at least 1 NNRTI (non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors) resistance-associated mutation
- on a stable antiretroviral therapy for at least 8 weeks
- plasma viral load at screening visit > 5000 HIV-1 RNA copies/mL.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Active AIDS defining illnesses (except for stable, cutaneous Kaposi's Sarcoma or wasting syndrome)
- Any grade 3 or grade 4 toxicity according to the DAIDS grading scale
- Use of disallowed concurrent therapy
- Any active clinically significant disease
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00254046
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|Study Director:
|Tibotec Pharmaceuticals Clinical Trial
|Tibotec Pharmaceutical Limited
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|Responsible Party:
|Tibotec Pharmaceuticals, Ireland
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00254046 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 10, 2005
|Last Updated:
|June 19, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Ireland: Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Pharmacologic Actions
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Therapeutic Uses
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I love this pill case. It is totally safe and organized.
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By dreamweaver1226
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What an awesome time saver this is !!! Can set up weeks worth of meds all at once. The only "con" is that the compartments are small (vitamin & fish oil pill won't fit in 1 together), but since there are 4 per day I use 2 for am & 2 for pm
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I use this pill case to keep my pills handy and convenient. It's great not to have to think about refilling for two weeks. Just love it
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I purchase both pill holders, one black which is great and the tapestry did not indicate Mon - Sun on the pill holder as the black pill holder did. other than that it works great for both parents.
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Absolutely love my pill holder
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I am on my laptop computer all the time and have a magazine rack under the computer table I use, so I keep my pill container in the magazine rack for easy access for me. I ordered the black color one first because it matches my black leather furniture, but I like it so much I have ordered the Tapestry one to use for my travels so I can see it in my suitcase. This product holds up to daily use and is great for keeping my pills and vitamins in it for the times for me to take them throughout the day. I would highly recommend it to everyone. I like the snap cover so my dog is unable to get into it. Well worth the money!!
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I use this product everyday. It keeps me on track for taking my medicines on time everyday and always at the same place and organized. I love it and it is very durable. I had the first one for several years. I just ordered the second. I love the pretty cloth ones. I also love that I can store my pills up to 14 days. Great for traveling. It's worth it. I will definitely buy it again.Thanks Deb
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Interior plastic is too flimsy and needs to have days of week for easy reference. Have purchased several, both styles, use them daily and have given as gifts. Useful but could be improved. thx
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Now that we are older, my husband and I need to make sure we don't forget to take our medications. We were using a different 7 day organizer in the past, but it was only AM & PM. This pill holder gives you 4 options in 24 hrs. Plus I used to hate sitting down each week to fill our 7 day holders. Now that we have these 14 day organizers, we only need to fill them twice a month.
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When I would go on vacations & get on a plane. My other pill planner was large & I had to cover it with rubber bands so it wouldn't open & my medication spills everywhere. This is compact & folds over, & holds two weeks worth. It is great for traveling.


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POTTSTOWN, Pa. - Exelon Nuclear employees at Limerick Generating Station recently contributed $60,000 to local charities raised at the Seventh Annual Limerick Charity Golf Outing, which has now raised more than $360,000 for area non-profit organizations over its history.
"This golf outing is a wonderful example of the generous spirit shown by Limerick Generating Station and its employees," said Harry Price, Foundation for Pottstown Education board president. "Their commitment to education and the children of Pottstown will ensure that they continue to play a vital role in our community for many years to come."
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WELLESLEY ISLAND Raindrops didnt deter children from attending a free fishing class Saturday at the Minna Anthony Common Nature Center, off Cross Island Road.
About two dozen people both children and adults attended the lesson on traditional fishing with worms and lures, which was taught by Spider Rybaak, a fishing blogger from Canastota. Later that day he offered a fly-fishing class.
A sprinkle like this can work to your benefit, he said as people lined the T-shaped dock that overlooks Eel Bay. The small sprinkle seems to stimulate a bite. If you have lightning and thunder, it shuts everything down.
While some children brought their own poles and tackle, others borrowed equipment from Mr. Rybaak.
Taylor S. Sourwine, 9, didnt want to touch a worm to put it on her hook. Mr. Rybaak said he didnt mind getting his hands dirty because he loves sharing his passion of fishing with others. It then paid off for Taylor.
I caught a baby large mouth bass, she said, as she held up the fish, which was no more than a few inches long. Im waiting for that Northern (pike).
She attended the event with her grandmother, Cindy Skinner, Redwood.
You live up here and youve got contact with the water whether you know it or not, Mrs. Skinner said.
Participants didnt seem to mind when the dock swayed; all of them were steady on their feet. Patrick Mongell, Fort Drum, brought his sons, Jacob, 10, and Anthony, 5, for a little guy time.
Ive been deployed a lot and havent had a chance to fish a lot, he said. We fish wherever we can find a place. Growing up, I did a lot of trout fishing, and for whatever was biting.
He said fishing with his sons is all about teaching them conservation, and learning what fish you can keep and eat.
Jacob said the easiest part of fishing for him is casting, while the harder part is reeling in a fish once it is hooked.
Anthony, a member of Cub Scout Pack 33, Black River, worked to earn his fishing belt loop Saturday, as did a few others from the pack.
Mr. Rybaak said he continues to fish and teach people about the sport because it has always kept him out of trouble since his youth, and he enjoys moments such as those he experienced Saturday, which included helping a 3-year-old girl fish for the first time, giving children lures and celebrating with them as they caught fish.
Although most fish caught off the dock were round gobies and perch, Mr. Rybaak said he enjoys fishing for salmon and walleye.
Kimbrie M. Cullen, environmental education assistant at the nature center, said the childrens fishing program is offered to help spark childrens interest in the outdoors.
Without kids interest, who will be there to protect it? she said. They are advocates for our future. Kids are always getting plugged in every year, and its important to be in touch with the outdoors.
The center will again offer the class Sept. 14 and Oct. 5. For more information, people may call the center at 482-2479.
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Genetic Contributions to Autism Spectrum Disorders
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This study is working towards gaining a better understanding of the genetic and environmental factors involved in autism spectrum disorders (ASD), which includes autism, pervasive developmental disorder (PDD), and Asperger's syndrome. The investigators hope that information gained from this study will lead to new ways of diagnosing and treating ASDs.
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Asperger's Syndrome
Pervasive Developmental Disorder
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Family-Based
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Official Title:
|Genetic Contributions to Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Gene expression levels [ Time Frame: At sample collection ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
Whole blood, DNA and RNA and/or Saliva, DNA
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|Study Start Date:
|April 2007
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2015
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Participation generally takes less than 2 hours to complete and travel to Children's Hospital Boston is not required. Participants are asked some questions about their medical and family history. The investigators also request permission to review medical records related to the ASD diagnosis. Finally, the investigators obtain a small blood or saliva sample in order to search for genes that may be important in understanding ASD. The investigators can arrange for the blood draw through a participant's physician or a clinical laboratory and saliva samples can be obtained through the mail. The study questions are answered via telephone or mailed questionnaires. There is no cost to participate.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Months and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Children with a diagnosis of an Autism Spectrum Disorder (autism, pervasive developmental disorder (PDD), or Asperger's syndrome) and their parents and/or siblings
Inclusion Criteria:
- Clinical diagnosis of an Autism Spectrum Disorder (autism, pervasive developmental disorder (PDD), or Asperger's syndrome)
- Age > 18 months
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01160783
|United States, Massachusetts
|Children's Hospital Boston
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02115
|Principal Investigator:
|Ingrid A Holm, MD, MPH
|Children's Hospital Boston
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|Responsible Party:
|Children's Hospital Boston
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|NCT01160783 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|July 9, 2010
|Last Updated:
|August 7, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Children's Hospital Boston:
Asperger's Syndrome
Asperger Syndrome
Autistic Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Pervasive Developmental Disorders
Child Development Disorders, Pervasive
Pervasive Developmental Disorder-Not Otherwise Specified
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Asperger Syndrome
Autistic Disorder
Child Development Disorders, Pervasive
Developmental Disabilities
Mental Disorders
Mental Disorders Diagnosed in Childhood
Pathologic Processes
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 13, 2015