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Last month, I had to deliver a talk over dinner to 200 of Oglethorpe University's closest friends. Since becoming president here, I have faced plenty of new challenges, but one that never seems to go away is figuring out how to stay on message, speech after speech, week after week, without appearing to repeat myself.
Luckily, I am only in my third year of managing the redundancy issue. I can't even imagine what it's like for those 10-year presidents.
So there I was, a day or two before that talk, one of the most significant of the year, struggling for an idea. For the first few months of the semester, my head had been crammed full of numbers and I was having a difficult time finding the right words. Actually, I was having a hard time finding any words. Four numbers, in particular, just kept reappearing in my head: 1,089; 35; 1,385; and 469:
Those numbers represented immense progress for us in a very short time, but numbers are funny things. They come and go, and I know that in 2008, we will need a whole new set of positive digits. Standing still in today's competitive climate is the same as going backward. Our future success will largely be defined by numbers; the number of applications, annual-fund donors, total philanthropic dollars, as well as SAT scores, the tuition-discount rate, the retention rate, and on and on.
I have never been a bean counter, and I promise you that no one has ever accused me of being a numbers guy. I consider myself a big thinker, a strategic planner, a focused executor. This numbers' obsession is driving me nuts, as evidenced by my behavior in the past few days.
Every night at about 11 p.m., our vice president for enrollment sends me the latest application numbers. By late November, the 1,385 applications of October had swollen to a total of 2,641. That's 1,100 more applications than we have received in any other year of our history. Even with significantly increased academic standards, we have already admitted more than 700 students, which is more than we admitted all of last year.
Most days, the vice president sends me a midday report as well as the nightly total. I feel like a junkie, waiting for my daily numbers fix. She took a day off recently and at noon I found an excuse to stroll down to the admissions office so I could physically retrieve the numbers myself.
We've even taken to placing friendly bets, predicting what the weekend's total will be. I am sure if we gave it enough thought, we could figure out how to calculate overs and unders. For every two students from Boston with grade-point averages above 4.5 ... (That reminds me, GPA's these days have lost all credibility. When I was a student, a 4.0 was a 4.0. Can we please start there and just go down?)
What's all this got to do with my speech?
Well, I finally gave into my addiction and structured my entire talk around those four numbers. Afterward, people told me it was the best speech I had given in 30 months. Go figure.
In addition to the numbers themselves, I have to admit I'm quite snoopy about the faces behind them. At Oglethorpe, with an enrollment just over 1,000, students are not just numbers. I know quite a lot about most every student personally and numerically: Right now, I know the admitted students' median SAT, ACT, and GPA. I even have a pretty good idea of their family incomes based on zip-code data. But there is a lot more to these kids than mere statistics, and so far, that's been my antidote to the numbers thing.
I have all of the applicants' e-mail addresses, and all semester, I have been writing to as many of them as I can. It's amazing how many 17-year-olds will write back. My own children don't write me as often.
One of my favorite young men, after we exchanged six or seven notes back and forth over the course of a week, finally asked, "By the way, do you work at Oglethorpe?" (I have not been concealing my identity as the president, believe me.) Thankfully, after discovering I was the president, he has continued to write.
I did make the mistake of writing back on one student's blog (I guess that's too personal) and her friends, who apparently read every entry, now refer to me as the president who was stalking her. From the glass is half-full perspective, there's a whole new group of young men and women now talking about Oglethorpe.
I've also made several new friends through my e-mail messages. One is coming to visit, bringing me a sweet onion from her hometown in Vidalia, Ga., and another is delivering a biscuit from my favorite diner in Lafayette, La.
That's another problem I can't shed: Everything I do seems to involve eating. I'm discovering the freshman 15 applies to presidents, too.
Well, what do I do with my numbers obsession? At the moment, I haven't found an alternative high, a kind of methadone for college presidents. I have to admit I have followed my first big-numbers speech with several more numerical talks. Surprisingly, the whole number thing has helped me stay on message.
For each talk, I have picked new numbers, but only four. I read somewhere that people remember only three things they hear, but, I figure, on the off chance anyone can recall all four, what do I have to lose? Last week, the number 1 was the first of the four numbers I recounted -- as in Oglethorpe's men's golf team was ranked first in the nation.
I do wonder what I will do if the numbers start to go south. After all, number 1 is not so wonderful if it represents the size of the entering first-year class. Should that happen, I assume great thoughts will immediately begin to flood my head again and the content of my speeches will rise up like a phoenix (or a stormy petrel, our university's mascot).


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VENETA, Ore. -- Wildlife officials trapped and euthanized a black bear after the animal spent a week pawing at windows and doors before finally making its way into the house.
The meat from the bear's carcass was salvaged and donated to help feed the hungry, said Brian Wolfer, district wildlife biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
"We try to utilize everything we can," Wolfer said.
Wolfer said the bear had been hanging around a Veneta residence for at least a week. ODFW was notified of the bear on Tuesday and went out and found paw prints around windows and a door.
Wolfer said the bear bumped a door open on Monday. The door wasn't shut all the way so the bear nudged it open. The bear also got into a chicken coop and killed birds.
"That, of course, gives us a lot of concern," said Wolfer. "When a bear is bold enough to start looking into windows and at a house as a place to to try to find food."
State wildlife officials determined that because the bear was hanging around a house and knocking open a door, the bear was a potential threat to human safety.
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The family that lived in the home was not feeding wildlife--on purpose or accidentially, Wolfer said. During his visit, Wolfer did not spot food, garbage cans outside or compost piles containing food--all ways humans feed wildlife unintentionally. However, that does not mean someone else in the area was not feeding bears.
Brooks Fahy, executive director of Predator Defense, is disappointed the bear was killed.
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The FTC has no doubt caused a lot of marketers' brows to furrow with its new rules for online advertising. Basically, it's telling them if you can't keep ads honest on a tiny mobile screen or a tinier tweet, then don't put them there. Product disclosures must be "clear and conspicuous," the FTC says. Don't hold your breath waiting for a prescription drug ad to show up in your Twitter feed.
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The Federal Trade Commission released its updated Dot Com Disclosures guidance on Tuesday, emphasizing the requirements for advertisers targeting mobile devices. In short, the rules that apply to ads in newspapers, radio and television also apply to mobile devices and social media.
The update is the first since the guidelines were released in 2000 -- an era when smartphones and tablets were far, far less ubiquitous.
If a disclosure is needed to prevent an online ad claim from being deceptive or unfair, it must be clear and conspicuous, the updated guidance points out. Also, if a disclosure cannot be made clearly and conspicuously on a particular type of device or platform, then it should not be used.
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Since the last update of the FTC's Dot Com Disclosures, the online world has exploded, noted Bruce White, professor of computer information systems at Quinnipiac University.
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Despite this plethora of users, ads for the mobile and online medium have not been required to carry certain disclosures before now.
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"That disclosure is not present in online and mobile advertising," White said.
The ad industry would argue that the lack of strict regulation has allowed digital ads to flourish. Ads are tailored to a person's interests and thus open to a more emotional response on the part of the consumer, White said.
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He did say some nice things about the QL community in his 'good-bye' - which was great to hear.
A 6 minute documentary of Poland's Maciej 'Av3k' Krzykowski (done in 2010 in Poland).
Jump to the 2 minute mark if you want to see where he is first shown on screen.
I remember some of his epic stuff versus Toxic, Cooller, Cypher, K1llsen, etc. over the years.
Wasn't he just a teen when he defeated Fat a few times?
Fun times and good stuff.
Have a prosperous life av3k and thanks for the Quake career!
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First Cooller and now this, wow. Kinda emotive his speech and retire from av3k but like i read somewhere looks like hes just disappointed for the loss against rapha, hope hes making the right decision. Anyway great player gonna miss him for sure.
... nice speech.. i saw that he got a bit emotional, i understand, ... it is hard to announce you quit something u loved/love for so long.
Anyways... thanx avek for all the boss quake moves he showed us, during some quite intense matches. TNX FOR ALL THE SHOW!
... you will never quit quake.
Not a fan of his play-style and besides he wasn't very mannered.
Although, if rapha or evil quit i would be sad.
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Meanwhile today, two 737-200's returned to their departure airports, one with a ruptured hydraulic line and one with an in-flight shutdown (per avherald.com). Of course the aircraft with the maintenance message will be all over the news. I know a new aircraft gets all the press, but some of these issues really aren't newsworthy (burning airplanes ARE newsworthy though...can't discount those).
Here is some interesting reading from 1996 regarding the 777...look at the 777 success today: http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19960306&slug=2317518
Some preliminary details about the reason for return... http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/2013/07/18/japan-airlines-flight-returning-boston/YfoA2lZgM1q78MNLhNRs3N/story.html
I'm old enough to remember the launch of quite a few commercial airplanes, the launch of the 787 has been rough but fortunately no loss of life. There's always risk when new technologies are introduced, the DC 10 had over 600 deaths due to documented design flaws in it's first 7 years of flight. We learn from mistakes and now with simulators we can spare lives while learning. The 787 will come to be another in a legendary line of Boeing Aircraft.
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The 4th Annual OriolesREACH Birdland Golf Classic was held at Laurel Oak Country Club to benefit the Miracle League of Manasota, an organization dedicated to providing an opportunity for every person to play baseball, regardless of their ability. The classic which has raised more than $125,000 since its inception, featured a silent auction and the chance to play a round with current and former Orioles players and coaches including Manager Buck Showalter as well as Chris Davis, J.J. Hardy, Adam Jones, Nick Markakis and Matt Wieters. For the 14,000 school-aged children with disabilities and their adult counterparts in Sarasota and Manatee counties, a synthetically surfaced baseball field with all the requisite amenities was built in 2012 in Longwood Park, just off University Parkway in Sarasota. Sarasota County committed $500,000 to building the field, with the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates also contributing $150,000. In 2014, the Orioles dontated an additional $10,000 to the Miracle League in honor of retiring Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter.
In March, the Orioles hosted the 4th annual All Faiths Food Drive to help people in need in the Sarasota area. Since 2011, almost 3,000 pounds of food and $4,000 in cash donations have been collected at the yearly food drive to help people in need in the Sarasota area. In 2014, All Faiths Food Bank distributed 7 million pounds of food equating to over 5.8 million meals. More than 3,500 volunteers and 195 partner agencies and programs in Sarasota and DeSoto counties support the Food Bank's mission.
On March 17, the Orioles auctioned black and green cartoon bird caps worn during that day's spring training game, to benefit the animal hospitals at Mote Marine Laboratory. The Sarasota-based hospitals treat sick and injured dolphins, small whales and sea turtles with the goal of returning them to the wild. The auction raised nearly $5,000 for the animal hospitals.
Ed Smith Stadium was host to youth baseball days and clinics, benefiting organizations including Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) and a local Boys & Girls Club and YMCA. On March 23, participating youth baseball teams received discounted tickets ($10 each) to the Orioles' game against the Pittsburgh Pirates and participated in a pre-game, on-field parade around the warning track. The event was presented by SWAT, Florida's statewide youth organization that mobilizes Florida's youth to educate community members on the dangers of tobacco use, advocate for policy change, and build leadership skills among youth. In May and July, Orioles players and coaches hosted clinics at Ed Smith Stadium hosting over 100 total children from the Roy McBean Boys & Girls Club and North Port Family YMCA. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Sarasota County have played an integral role in the Sarasota County community for more than 44 years, providing daily programs and services to thousands of young people. The organization's mission is to enable young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. The North Port Family YMCA is committed to strengthening the community through youth development, healthy living & social responsibility. The Y is the starting point for many youth to learn about becoming and staying active, and developing lifelong, healthy habits.
The Orioles hosted a tour of Ed Smith Stadium for youths participating in the W.O.W. (Widen Our World) Camp organized by Brothers and Sisters Doing the Right Thing, a Sarasota-based nonprofit, in August. A dozen boys and girls, ages 13 to 17, toured the stadium, met Orioles minor league players, and enjoyed a Gulf Coast League game along with lunch catered by the Orioles. The W.O.W. Camp seeks to bridge communities to build strong relationships that help teens succeed.
The Orioles and the Mayors' Feed the Hungry Program teamed up again this year to collect and distribute food to help people in need in the Sarasota area. The Orioles also hosted the charity's Thanksgiving Sorting Day at the Ed Smith Stadium on November 21. The Mayors' Feed the Hungry Program is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization that has helped more than 390,000 hungry persons in Sarasota and Manatee counties since 1987. The organization's Thanksgiving food drive collects tons of non-perishable food items annually and also uses cash donations to distribute food gift cards. Food is distributed through charitable groups, religious institutions and service agencies.


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The vaginal sponge and diaphragm are popular methods of birth control that provide women a hormone-free option. The sponge is placed in the vagina and contains a chemical to kill sperm (spermicide). The diaphragm sits in vaginal covering the cervix or entrance to the uterus and prevents sperm from entering the uterus. It is also used with a spermicide. The sponge was made as an alternative to the diaphragm. It does not require a prescription or fitting from a physician and therefore may be less of a hassle. But there is some concern that the sponge is not as reliable as the diaphragm.
The Cochrane Library reviewed other past studies and found that the sponge was not quite as effective as the diaphragm.
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The review compared two previous randomized controlled studies . Both studies studied the pregnancy rate in women using the sponge to women using a diaphragm. A total of 1,689 women completed the studies. In comparison of the groups:
- 13.3% became pregnant in the sponge group compared to 8.5% in the diaphragm group
- 42% of the sponge group discontinued at 12 months compared to 35.7% of the diaphragm
The sponge also had higher rates of allergic-type reactions. Both groups reported discomfort with the products.
How Does This Affect You?
There are many types of birth control. The diaphragm and sponge offer a hormone-free option for women however they are not as effective as birth control pills or condoms . Pregnancy rates with the diaphragm and sponge are high. To reduce the chance of pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases these methods are best used with a condom. If you decide to use one of these methods, the diaphragm might be more effective than the sponge but it does require a special appointment with your doctor. There are some limitations with this study review including high drop-out rates and no comparison with birth control pills, condoms, or placebo.
Talk to your doctor about birth control options. Discuss your concerns and work with your doctor to create a plan that works best for you. Regardless of the type of contraception, it is important to use it correctly and consistently. Keep in mind that the diaphram and sponge do not provide protection against sexually transmitted diseases and HIV .
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An Automated, Tailored Information Application for Medication Health Literacy
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the acceptability and efficacy of a computer-based tailored information application designed to promote health literacy in persons treated for HIV infection. The study hypothesis is that the application will be acceptable and usable for persons treated for HIV infection, and will improve their levels of adherence to antiretroviral medication treatment.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus I Infection
Behavioral: Tailored Information
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|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|An Automated, Tailored Information Application for Medication Health Literacy
- Medication adherence [ Time Frame: Four weeks after intervention ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Medication adherence is assessed using electronic monitoring of pill bottle openings via the Medication Event Monitoring System (MEMS) for the month before and the month after participants engage in the study intervention.
- Participant self-efficacy [ Time Frame: Immediately after completing the intervention (average time: 15 minutes) and four weeks after the intervention ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Mood [ Time Frame: Immediately after completing the intervention (average time: 15 minutes) and four weeks after the intervention ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Elements of the Information, Motivation, and Behavioral Skills Model [ Time Frame: Immediately after completing the intervention (average time: 15 minutes) and four weeks after the intervention ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]A self-report questionnaire asking participants about their knowledge, motivation, and behavioral skills with respect to HIV infection and its treatment.
- Intervention acceptability and usability [ Time Frame: Immediately after the intervention (average time: 15 minutes) and four weeks after the intervention ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]A questionnaire assessing elements of the Technology Acceptance Model is administered immediately after completing the intervention and four weeks after its completion.
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|November 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: Tailored Information
Participants in this arm receive the computer-based tailored information application that focuses on improving health literacy related to treatment of HIV infection.
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The intervention comprises a computer-based application designed to provide individually-tailored information to participants in an interactive fashion.
Other Name: Health literacy
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Health literacy is a critically important problem in improving the effectiveness of health care interventions. Patient behaviors essential to the successful treatment of HIV infection, such as high levels of medication adherence, may depend on patients understanding how to take medication, how to solve medication-related problems, and how to cope with medication side effects. An approach that has shown promise in promoting behavior change in HIV+ persons is the Information-Motivation-Behavior Skills (IMB) model. The intervention proposed in this application will implement a health literacy intervention based in part on insights about behavior change drawn from studies of this model. The purpose of the proposed research is to implement this intervention via a computer-based and automated tailored information application. Participants will first complete an automated computer-administered self interview (ACASI) that will assess medication knowledge, disease knowledge likely to be related to motivation, and problem solving skills. Results of this assessment will feed forward to an automated training application that provides individually-tailored training on these topics. This computer-based program will provide training, test understanding, and if necessary reteach and retest. It will also provide printed information for participants to take home to provide ongoing prompts. This study will comprise two phases. In the first, the program will be developed and tested with potential users to assess its usability and detect problems with the wording of materials. In the second phase, participants' health literacy and cognitive status will be evaluated, their adherence to a medication for HIV infection will be assessed using electronic monitoring, and the effects of the program on their adherence will be tested.
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Aged 18 years or older
- Currently treated with at least one medication for HIV infection
- No change in target medication anticipated in the next two months
- Able to participate in the study intervention in English
Exclusion Criteria:
- Psychiatric or cognitive disorder of severity sufficient to make the potential participant unable to provide informed consent.
- Not able to participate in the intervention using English.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01304186
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|Ziff Health Clinics, Nova Southeastern University
|Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States, 33328
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|Raymond L Ownby, MD, PhD
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|February 18, 2011
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|February 28, 2013
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Keywords provided by Nova Southeastern University:
Health literacy
Medication Adherence
IMB Model
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
HIV Infections
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Lentivirus Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Slow Virus Diseases
Virus Diseases
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LENOIR (WJRI) The Lenoir City Council met in regular session last night where one of the items on the agenda was a public hearing to discuss the city's sign ordinance. The ordinance sparked controversy last year when Larry Smith put up a 25-foot tall snowman to advertise
his Christmas tree business. After nearly an hour of deliberation last night the council voted to relax the ordinance and Frosty will be allowed this year. The vote was 4-2 with Todd Perdue and T. J. Rohr voting against the change.
LENOIR (WJRI) Caldwell County Emergency Services will be testing the new flood warning system on Wilson Creek today. The test will last for three minutes and all 5 sirens will be tested on today at Noon. The sirens were constructed between the Brown Mountain Beach Campground and Edgemont Baptist Church. Officials say that outside of the testing, the sirens will only be set off in the event of a flash flood or tornado warning and will not be set off during watch situations.
LENOIR (WJRI) Over 20 employers are expected to be on hand tomorrow at the J. E. Broyhill Civic Center in Lenoir for the biannual Caldwell is Hiring event. Officials say that the businesses are looking to fill hundreds of positions and the event is scheduled to begin at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and last until 6:00 tomorrow evening.
NEWTON (WKVS) A Connelly Springs man will spend at least the next 6-years behind bars after he was convicted on robbery charges this week. 45-year-old William Lee Sparks was accused of robbing convenience stores in Burke County and in Hickory in December of 2011. He was sentenced to between 6 and 9 years in prison.
HICKORY (WKVS) Hickory Police say theyve arrested a woman from Virginia on drug charges. Reports state that 40-year-old Angela Maria Eagle of Gladston Virginia was taken into custody around 2:30 yesterday morning. The vehicle that Eagle was driving was stopped because of a broken tail light. The officer who stopped the car asked if she had anything illegal in the car and she said she did. Police say they found 1.8 grams of methamphetamine inside the car. There were four passengers in the car, who police believe that didnt know the drugs were in the car. Eagle was the only one arrested and she was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance. Her bond was set at $2,500.
LINCOLNTON (WKVS) Police in Lincolnton say that they found a bomb in a mans home. Authorities were in the home of 36-year-old Donald Cunningham looking for child pornography when they discovered the device. The bomb known as a cricket is made from carbon dioxide cartridge containing gunpowder and a fuse. The bomb was safely detonated. Police say they feel the bomb was designed to hurt them. Cunningham is accused of distributing and receiving child pornography and computers from the home were taken by the FBI as the investigation continues. Cunningham was jailed in Lincoln County under a $125,000 bond.
HILDEBRAN (WKVS) The Burke County Health Department will be holding a car seat safety check this Sunday in Hildebran. The event will take place from 1-3 at the Food Lion on Highway 70. Car seats will be checked for free at the Fire Prevention Week Kickoff event that will be going on. More details are available at 828-764-9219.
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Two Avery deputies are hospitalized along with an Avery woman after a crash last night on US 221. Deputies Brett Stockton and Casey Lee were en route to a domestic call, running lights and siren near Crossnore when Stockton pulled left to pass several vehicles just as Kimberly Greene Chapman was turning left onto Greene Road south of Crossnore.
SHP Sgt. Goodson said the patrol car struck the driver's door of Chapman's red Subaru, both vehicles spinning into the recycling station lot there. Stockton and Chapman were airlifted by WINGS Air Rescue to Johnson City Medical Center—Chapman in Intensive care. Casey Lee taken by ambulance to Canon Memorial, and from there was transferred by ambulance to Johnson City Medical Center as well. Sgt. Goodson said that charges have not been filed, pending completion of the investigation. Both cars were totaled, but the K-9 officer in the car was not hurt.
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Port Chief Executive Officer Stan Payne has been removed from his job, Local 6 news partner Florida Today reports.
Port commissioners on Wednesday voted to remove Payne from office, initially putting him on three months administrative leave.
The port plans to begin a nationwide search for Payne's successor.
"Thank you so much for the honor of letting me do this for nine years," Payne told authority members, adding he would leave Port Canaveral with "pleasant memories."
Port Canaveral Deputy Executive Director John Walsh, in accepting the interim position, declined to elaborate on his new duties.
"It's an awkward day," Walsh said. "I don't think it's a day to make too many comments."
In a memo to fellow commissioners about Payne's job performance, Port Authority Chairman Tom Weinberg cited a port staff turnover rate averaging 25 percent a year, as well as "limited stability in the management team," including 20 staff changes among the port's top 14 positions in the last five years.
Among other concerns Weinberg cited were Payne's handling of issues related to ground transportation and parking, cargo operations, communication with port tenants and the business community, hiring consultants without Port Authority board approval, and lack of a comprehensive business plan for the port's seven-story Welcome Center. The $25.6 million Welcome Center project is scheduled to be completed in August.
Weinberg also questioned circumstances surrounding the negotiation of Payne's employment contract, Payne's severance package and the hiring of outside attorneys that would benefit Payne.
Weinberg's memo did not come up for discussing before the vote.
Meanwhile, Commissioner Bruce Deardoff plans to resign his port post after an issue related to funding help for Brevard schools.
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MARCOLA, Ore. - Susanne Weiss and Ken Froebig stumbled across their perfect business relationship when they met at a Halloween party in the 1990s.
"Wow, that's a big story," Froebig said.
Susanne was a nature lover from Germany, living along Mill Creek.
"The forest is really the jewel here," she said.
Ken was a builder with a deep appreciation of Native American culture and tipis.
"I've always had tipis, since i was 18," he said. "I lived in a tipi in upstate New York in college."
It all started with one tipi.
Now they have seven. Each one is named after a chief, a tribe or a known Indian personality.
"We have a tipi named Calapooya, after the local tribes that were in the Willamette Valley," Froebig said.
Their Tipi Village Retreat has been listed among the Top 13 "glamping" - or glamorous camping - spots to visit in 2013.
"We just want people to be comfortable," Froebig said.
But Weiss said the design is actually minimalist.
"You don't have anything you don't need."
If you'd like a more traditional sleeping experience, they've also added a couple of cabins.
"It's got windows on all sides, so you lay down at night and look out," Weiss added. "It's like sleeping in a treehouse."
A gourmet breakfast is served every morning using veggies from the garden and organic eggs from their village chickens.
"A lot of couples choose to have the wedding ceremony right here because it's such a great setting for it," Weiss said.
They've had people from all over the world come to their hideaway in Marcola, Weiss said. "We've had people from Scotland, definitely Germany," she said.
When the Olympic Track and Field Trials came to Eugene last year, they were booked.
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Boone Police officers arrested 46-year-old Michael Thomas Powell on Friday, charging him with one count of sexual battery.
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Last week was an exciting week. I had one of my favorite days of field work and I was able to witness history. On Wednesday, I was one of the lucky few who got to witness the sinking of the 564.3 foot warship the USS Arthur W. Radford for the Del-Jersey-Land artificial reef. At about 6 oclock in the morning, I was picked up at the Natural Resources Police office in Queen Anne and we drove all the way to Lewes, Delaware to catch the Cape May-Lewes ferry. The large ferry was used to take selected onlookers to the site to observe the historical sinking. The site where the Radford was sunk was 29 miles offshore of the Delaware coast so to say the least it was a long ferry ride. We arrived at Lewes at around 8:30 and boarded the ferry and at around 9 we were en route to the ship. The ferry ride was three hours long so we arrived at the ship at noon. When we got there, they were doing some last minute preparations on the boat and soon after they started pumping water into the vessel. In about two hours of waiting, we started to see the boat listing to left a little bit. We knew the boat was going to sink soon so we all made sure we had a good spot to watch it. After about an hour, the bow of the ship was heavy and we were all worried that it might go down bow first instead of stern first like it was supposed too. We watched the boat for about 40 more minutes and then all of a sudden the stern dropped below the water and the Radford finally started sinking. One minute after the stern fell below the surface, the ship completely sank. It was really cool to watch, especially when the air bubbles in the ship shot water out of the ocean like a geyser. Watching the ship sink was definitely worth all the waiting. History was made and I was told I would probably never see anything like it again. The USS Radford is by far the longest ship in the multi-state artificial reef and it will provide much needed habitat for fish and also provide a great place to go scuba diving. The ship will provide safety for fish like tautog, sea bass, scup, and triggerfish, and the smaller baitfish will attract rockfish, bluefish and weakfish to the sunken vessel. The Radford is going to be very good habitat for many species of underwater animals. I am very glad that I got the opportunity to witness this beneficial and historical event.
On Thursday, I went out with Fisheries biologists Eric Durell and Angela Giuliano to assist with the juvenile index seine survey in Southern Maryland. It was another early start. We left Annapolis at 5:45 in the morning to go to our first site on the Potomac in Charles County. We started working right away. When we got to the site, we unloaded the van and got everything set up on the beach. One of the first things Mr. Durell did when he got to the beach was throw a stick in the water to see which way the current was going and he stuck a stick on the shore to see if the tides coming in or going out. Its very important to see which way the current is going because you need to seine with the current. We moved some debris off the beach so it would not get caught in the net and then we started seining. I observed the first couple of times but I still got in the water to help pull the net out and keep it straight. For those who dont know what seining is, a seine is a long net stretched between two poles with floats on the top and weights on the bottom. One person holds one pole on the shore while the other takes the other end of the net and goes out into the water until it gets about four feet deep and then he turns and pulls the net parallel to shore and then back to shore capturing all the fish that was in the small area. I was amazed at how many different fish we caught. We caught several different species of fish and we had to identify and record them all. Most of them were small minnows but we caught a few decent sized fish. We caught Rough and Atlantic silversides, needlefish, blue crabs, stripped killifish, shad, perch, rockfish, and menhaden. We counted all the fish and by the time we were done the 30 minute waiting period between seining rounds was over and we started seining again. We caught less fish than the first time but still a good amount. We sampled three different sites in the lower Potomac. I got to pull the seine at the other sites and I had a lot of fun doing it. I Love being in the water so I had a good time. Im really happy I got to out and help them. It was a good experience and I learned how to identify a lot of fish different fish species.


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A senior prosecutor in the Jefferson County district attorneys office resigned Wednesday after he was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated the night before as the result of a reckless driving complaint on Coffeen Street.
Senior Assistant District Attorney Aaron D. Carr, 37, of 1221-5 Faichney Drive, was charged by the Jefferson County Sheriffs Department with aggravated DWI about 8:20 p.m. Tuesday, according to police documents. His blood alcohol content was 0.32 percent, or four times the legal limit, the sheriffs office said. A motorist can be charged with aggravated DWI if the BAC is 0.18 percent or more. The state limit for the less serious charge of DWI is 0.08 percent.
According to a press release issued Wednesday afternoon by District Attorney Cindy F. Intschert, Mr. Carr offered his resignation earlier in the day and it was accepted.
Contacted at his apartment Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Carr said he was sorry for his actions and acknowledged that he is an alcoholic.
I regret that it happened. I regret that I put other folks lives in jeopardy, and theres no excuse for it, he said. The public deserves better than what I gave. I struggle with alcoholism and continue to work on that.
Mrs. Intschert said she will seek a special prosecutor to handle Mr. Carrs case.
As district attorney, I expect and demand that my staff be responsible citizens who uphold the law, Mrs. Intschert said. The community deserves the same.
Mr. Carr also was issued tickets for consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle, failure to keep right and initially refusing to take a Breathalyzer test, according to the sheriffs department. An open container of alcohol was found in his car during the arrest, deputies said.
According to the police report, he later took the Breathalyzer test.
He told officers that he had been drinking some beer in an unspecified city location, according to the police report. Mr. Carr said he was driving from his home to the store.
Mr. Carr was released to a third party. He was summoned to appear March 26 in City Court.
Mr. Carr, who has worked in the district attorneys office since January 2006, primarily was responsible for handling cases involving victimized children. As of September, he had devoted 80 percent of his assistant district attorney duties to the Child Advocacy Center of Northern New York, an arm of the Victims Assistance Center of Jefferson County. The center provides a more friendly atmosphere for children who face interviews by police, prosecutors and others during investigations of assaults, sexual abuse and other traumatizing crimes.
Mrs. Intschert told a reporter that, despite Mr. Carrs arrest and resignation, she regrets losing a valuable prosecutor in her office. She noted that his trial experience speaks for itself.
He has handled some very difficult, involved cases and its unfortunate to lose his talent in that regard, she said.
Mrs. Intschert already has started looking at ways to handle Mr. Carrs caseload as a result of his departure. Its too early to start thinking about his replacement, she said.
Mr. Carr is a 1994 graduate of Indian River Central School, Philadelphia, and received a bachelors degree in 1999 from SUNY Potsdam. He attended Albany Law School before being admitted to the state bar in 2003.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- In 49 states, including Maine, pro-gun activists held rallies in state capitals to mark what's being called "Gun Appreciation Day" by the group Guns Across America.
In Augusta, about 200 Mainers rallied outside of the State House Saturday afternoon.
Many said they were concerned about President Obama's 23 executive actions to curb gun violence.
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"We are urging our representatives, both local and national...that we want them to uphold our Second Amendment rights," said rally organizer Derek Morin.
Meanwhile, at the Augusta Civic Center, hundreds more waited in lines wrapped around building for a gun show.
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MINNEAPOLIS - Thanks to 21 points from Trevor Mbakwe and 16 points from Dre Hollins, the Minnesota Golden Gophers knocked off the No. 1 ranked Indiana Hoosiers 77-73 on Tuesday night.
The Gophers had a strong first half from Mbakwe, who seemed to be willing his teammates to snap out of their two-game losing streak.
Mbakwe finished the first half with 12 points and six rebounds. He added six more rebounds in the second half.
The Gophers (19-9, 7-8 Big Ten) outrebounded Cody Zeller and the Hoosiers by a whopping 44-30 and solidified their slipping NCAA tournament case with an emphatic performance against the Big Ten leaders.
The Gophers shot the ball better and turned it over less. Those were two things that coach Tubby Smith really focused on this week in practice.
Minnesota shot 42.9 percent from the field compared to 29.2 percent against Ohio State. They also limited the number of turnovers to 10. They had 17 turnovers against Ohio State and 21 against Iowa.
"We were pretty embarassed and we wanted to kind of come out here and (forget) the last two games and start fresh," Mbakwe said after the game.
He said playing a No. 1 team and having the national spotlight shine on Minnesota offered a big challenge.
"It was a true test for all of us and we came out ready to play," Mbakwe said.
Jordan Hulls led the Hoosiers with 17 points. Zeller was held to nine points with four turnovers for the Hoosiers (24-4, 12-3), who have held the No. 1 ranking for 10 of 17 polls this season including the last four. Victor Oladipo scored 16 points.
Gophers fans rushed the court as the last seconds ticked off, the first time that's happened here in years.
"It was so awesome," one Gophers fan said. "After the game we stormed the court. The security guards couldn't hold us back. It was crazy, but actually we were pretty law-abiding."
Another fan said, "I just got off the phone with my mom and I was like, 'That was absolutely my best college moment.' I'm so glad I got to be part of it. I'm still shaking."
Tuesday's game was the fourth time the Gophers have knocked off a No. 1 ranked team. It is the seventh time that the top-ranked team in The Associated Press' poll has lost a game this season.
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When will the next CoC edition be released? If there hasn't been an official announcement, I'll take hints, rumours, experience with previous editions and calculations.
Well, that's a good question. Back in the day, Chaosium cranked out a new version every 3 years whether it needed to or not - and usually it didn't; the actual changes from version 1 to version 6 are only noticable to experts. One answer is "who cares, get the current version, because the next one won't be much different."
Now, the versions started getting less frequent especially as Chaosium had financial troubles, and it seems like a lot of the activity now are other games licensing the IP (Trail, Shadows, Realms of Cthulhu). It's been 6 years since a new rev so they'd seem due. It does seem like they'd want to put out a Seventh Edition at some point if only to keep it in print and bring in a little money - but they ran out of 6th Edition in May and decided to just reprint it, so probably not for a while. In general things are going very slowly for them (some months there's not even a R'lyeh Report; when there is it's largely unchanged from previous months).
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This is the official blog of the Sew Chic Pattern Company and designer Laura Nash. She creates modest vintage patterns and posts sewing and designing tips on her blog.
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MSG Postpones Isles/Rangers Charity Game Set for This Saturday
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Quietly, Madison Square Garden has postponed the Rivals for Relief charity hockey game between Isles and Rangers legends that would have teamed them up with the NYPD and FDNY to benefit Hurricane Sandy victims. The event page on MSG.com reads as follows:
Please be advised that the Rivals for Relief hockey game scheduled to take place at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, December 22, 2012 at 7:30 pm has been postponed. The new date will be announced shortly.
Please hold onto your original tickets, as tickets for the December 22, 2012 event will be honored for the new date. Your original tickets will not need to be exchanged.
An event that was lightly promoted and scheduled three days before Christmas — not to mention in the middle of a lockout — likely wasn't much of a draw. Come to think of it, Legends' games are usually held prior to the real thing, part of the way teams pack the stands for them. It was a nice thought and for a great cause but unfortunately it seems as though this idea has fallen flat. We've reached out to MSG for comment.


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A look at the Hollywood headlines from Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 from years past.
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1965: The state of Colorado declared "Rolling Stones Day," in honor of the Stones concert in Denver.
1969: Simon and Garfunkel's first TV special was broadcast in the U.S.
1976: Singers-songwriters Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson were married.
1988: LL Cool J performed the first rap concert in Africa, in Cote D'Ivoire.
1996: Entertainer Tiny Tim died after performing his signature song, "Tiptoe Thru' The Tulips," at a benefit concert in Minneapolis. Reports put his age at either 64 or 66.
2000: Loverboy bassist Scott Smith was washed off his boat about four miles off the coast of San Francisco. His body was never found.
2004: Ken Jennings lost on "Jeopardy!" after winning 74 times and $2.5 million.
Today's Birthdays: Actor Efrem Zimbalist Junior is 95. Actor Robert Guillaume is 86. Country singer-record company executive Jimmy Bowen is 76. Director Ridley Scott is 76. Bassist Roger Glover of Deep Purple is 68. Actress Margaret Whitton is 63. Singer-actor Mandy Patinkin is 61. Guitarist Shuggie Otis is 60. Country singer Jeannie Kendall of The Kendalls is 59. Singer Billy Idol is 58. Guitarist John Ashton of Psychedelic Furs is 56. Comedian Colin Mochrie ("Whose Line Is It Anyway?") is 56. Rapper Jalil of Whodini is 50. Actor-director Ben Stiller is 48. Actress Sandra Oh ("Grey's Anatomy," "Sideways") is 43. Singer Clay Aiken is 35. Actress Elisha Cuthbert ("24") is 31. Actress Kaley Cuoco ("The Big Bang Theory") is 28.
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1957: Buddy Holly and Sam Cooke made their national TV debuts on "The Ed Sullivan Show."
1982: Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album was released. It went on to become the biggest-selling album of all time.
1994: Rapper Tupac Shakur was convicted of sexually abusing a woman in a hotel room. Shakur was also recovering from gunshot wounds suffered the day earlier after he was robbed outside a studio in New York.
2004: Tom Brokaw hosted his last night of NBC's "Nightly News." He had been on the anchor desk for 23 years.
Today's Birthdays: Singer Billy Paul is 79. Actor-director Woody Allen is 78. Singer Dianne Lennon of the Lennon Sisters is 74. Bassist Casey Van Beek of The Tractors is 71. Singer-guitarist Eric Bloom of Blue Oyster Cult is 69. Drummer John Densmore of The Doors is 69. Actress-singer Bette Midler is 68. Singer Gilbert O'Sullivan is 67. Actor Treat Williams is 62. Country singer Kim Richey is 57. Actress Charlene Tilton is 55. Model-actress Carol Alt is 53. Actor Jeremy Northam ("The Tudors," "Happy, Texas") is 52. Actor Nestor Carbonell ("Lost," "Suddenly Susan") is 46. Comedian Sarah Silverman is 43. Singer Bart Millard of MercyMe is 41. Actor David Hornsby ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") is 38. Guitarist Brad Delson of Linkin Park is 36. Singer Mat Kearney is 35. Drummer Mika Fineo of Filter is 32. Singer Janelle Monae is 28. Actress Ashley Monique Clark ("The Hughleys") is 25.


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DACC Assessment of General Education
DACC values creative, flexible thinking and the ability to appreciate and respect diverse viewpoints. General Education at DACC provides a broad foundation of knowledge, preparing students for an ever-changing global society. Students in career-technical fields and those transferring to four-year institutions learn and develop skills that transcend disciplines. Upon graduation students will be able to:
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Links to General Education Assessment Plans and Reports
Critical Thinking Across-the-Curriculum
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