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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire Chamber of Commerce will hold an informational breakfast titled "Eggs & Issues" at the Country Club of Pittsfield, 639 South St., on Thursday, Jan. 23, from 8 to 9:30 a.m.
The event is sponsored by United Personnel and will feature David Curtis, economic development specialist at 1Berkshire.
1Berkshire is the county's designated regional economic development organization. In his role there, Curtis is the go-to person for businesses looking to expand, relocate or open in the Berkshires. Curtis will address the challenges and highlight the attributes of the region, outline the essential components to building an entrepreneurial ecosystem, and discuss the MBTA Rapid Transit Rail Car Project.
The Eggs & Issues series was developed to provide member businesses with a forum to learn more about and participate in conversations regarding issues and initiatives happening in their area from local and regional experts and officials.
Guests will be served a light breakfast as part of the program. The cost to attend the event is $10 for Berkshire Chamber members and $15 for non-members.
To register visit www.berkshirechamber.com, email email@example.com, or call 413-499-4000, Ext. 126.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Berkshires and Franklin County are teaming up on a grant to help small businesses in the two regions.
The project will be launched on Friday, July 19, with an event at 11 a.m. at MediTerra on Main Street.
The U.S. Economic Development Administration has awarded a Disaster Relief Opportunity grant to the Franklin County Community Development Corp. with project partners Berkshire Regional Planning Commission and the Franklin Regional Council of Governments. The goals are to support small businesses and entrepreneurs that are investing in their businesses and creating jobs.
Officials also see the project as a way to build economic collaboration between Northern Berkshire and Franklin County.
"Small businesses are the heart and soul of our community and this collaboration will bring together a wide variety of services and providers that will be available to our business owners," said Mayor Richard Alcombright in a statement. "Additionally, the ability to provide business planning and modeling along with access to capital and funding sources is a significant win for our businesses."
The mayor said he sees it as a team effort to ensure growth for North County.
The grant provides resources to support direct business technical assistance including individual counseling, trainings, financing, connections to available resources and industry experts for existing businesses and entrepreneurs with business startup ideas. The 18-month grant also provides resources to facilitate capacity building with collaborators in Northern Berkshire for enhancing sustainable business development.
Friday's event will include local and state officials, and Dan Johnson from U.S. Rep. Richard Neal's office.
"This project will serve and support local businesses that have been struggling to recover from natural disasters and the recession but are looking for an opportunity to create new jobs," said state Rep. Paul Mark, D-Peru, who represents towns in both counties.
Collaborating organizations:
Northern Berkshire: Berkshire Chamber of Commerce, Berkshire Enterprises/Berkshire Community College, city of North Adams, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network, North Adams Chamber of Commerce, town of Adams, and Williamstown Chamber of Commerce.
Franklin County: Franklin County Chamber of Commerce, Greater Shelburne Falls Area Business Association, Greenfield Community College and Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network
For more information: Amy Shapiro at 413-774-7204, Ext. 107, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Small-business development organizations and U.S. Rep. Richard Neal are sponsoring a forum on how local companies could benefit from exporting their products.
The Pittsfield Export Forum on Tuesday, Jan. 29, will run from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the Crowne Plaza will feature two panel talks, followed by a luncheon with the congressman.
The forum sessions are free and open to all area businesses.
Neal will join the Berkshire Chamber of Commerce for a luncheon following the forum at the Crowne Plaza at noon in the ballroom; the cost is $35. Register for the luncheon here.
Neal will address the current fiscal situation, tax reform, exports, the recent AMT fix and energy independence.
The Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network is encouraging those who currently export and those who are considering exporting to attend the event.
The panels will include business exporters from Western Massachusetts who will share their success stories. The forum also will feature an overview of a broad range of programs available to help companies with their international business efforts, including the opportunity of grant money available to small businesses to export. Following the presentations, participants will have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with government officials and local businesses to answer specific export questions.
Welcome Remarks - Congressman Richard E. Neal
Panel One
Tom Gradel, Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment
Paula Murphy and Ann Pieroway, Massachusetts Export Center
John Joyce, Small Business Administration
Melissa Branzburg, U.S. Department of Commerce
Keith Girouard, Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network
Panel Two
Mike Supranowicz, President & CEO, Berkshire Chamber of Commerce – Moderator
Mike Tweed-Kent, Vice President & General Manager, General Dynamics
Virginia DuBois, Inside Sales Manager, Interprint
Josh Levine, President, LympheDIVAs
Lyn Biasin, Supply Chain Manager, Onyx
Michael Hopsicker, President & CEO, Ray Murray, Inc.
Sponsors are Neal, Berkshire Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Commercial Service of the U.S. Department of Commerce, Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Network's Mass Export Center, Associated Industries of Massachusetts, CONECT, Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment and the Small Business Administration.
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News about C.C. Sabathia, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 8, 2015
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column asserts that New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey could take a lesson in humility from New York Yankees veteran pitcher C C Sabathia. MORE
Oct. 6, 2015
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column assesses way New York Yankees management and players have rallied to support pitcher C C Sabathia in his decision skip rest of season to enter alcohol rehabilitation center; suggests Sabathia's honesty about problem is emblematic of accountability that has defined his career and made him so valuable to team. MORE
Oct. 6, 2015
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia announces he is leaving team to enter alcohol treatment program and will miss rest of season. MORE
Aug. 18, 2015
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia apologizes for losing his temper after being taunted outside Toronto nightclub; manager Joe Girardi does not say whether Sabathia will be disciplined for incident. MORE
May. 30, 2015
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia makes point of giving back to his home town of Vallejo, Calif, where his large extended family still lives; has paid to renovate ball parks where he played as child, donated money to help low-income children and holds baseball camp in town each winter. MORE
Apr. 26, 2015
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia continues to struggle as his record falls to 0-4 after loss to New York Mets. MORE
Mar. 29, 2015
Baseball Roundup; New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia is focusing on his changeup in spring practice, discounting any negative comments on his pre-season results; other MLB news noted. MORE
Mar. 18, 2015
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia concedes to having some nerves after pitching in his first game since May 2014; pitched two unremarkable innings in preseason game against Toronto Blue Jays. MORE
Feb. 22, 2015
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia, whose 2014 season was cut short by knee injury, is dialing back his velocity in favor of control. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
New York Yankees beat Cincinatti Reds, 4-3; general manager Brian Cashman announces that pitcher C C Sabathia will undergo knee surgery and miss the rest of the season. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
New York Yankees defeat Minnesota Twins, 6-5; Yankees skipper Joe Girardi suggests that troublesome right knee of pitcher C C Sabathia will preclude his pitching again this season. MORE
May. 15, 2014
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia is found to have degenerative condition in the cartilage in his right knee, but injury's long-term effects remain unclear. MORE
May. 12, 2014
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia is placed on the disabled list with knee pain. MORE
May. 5, 2014
Tampa Bay Rays defeat New York Yankees, 5-1; Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia allows 10 hits and 5 runs in just three and two-thirds innings, raising his earned run average to 5.75. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
New York Yankees rout Tampa Bay Rays, 10-2, for their fifth consecutive victory; C C Sabathia has his best start of season, allowing two runs, only one of them earned, in seven innings; Yangervis Solarte has his first major league home run and his first triple play at any level. MORE
Apr. 1, 2014
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia, entering 2014 season stronger and sharper, will start opener against Houston Astros; as Yankees enter a new era, reinvented Sabathia will be one key in their mission to return to the playoffs. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
Washington Nationals beat New York Yankees, 3-2, in preseason game; starting Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia brushes off poor performance in three innings. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
Harvey Araton On Baseball column holds that New York Yankees have assembled a team with more training camp questions than answers on the subjects of age, injury and anonymity; notes that first baseman Mark Teixeira has undergone wrist surgery and pitcher C C Sabathia, who is 33, is coming off a disappointing year. MORE
Jan. 17, 2014
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia becomes the latest professional athlete to join Roc Nation Sports, agency that represents Robinson Cano, Sabathia's former teammate on the Yankees; other baseball items noted. MORE
Dec. 1, 2013
Richard Sandomir Sports Business column notes that New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia is team's newest ticket salesman and is starring in newspaper ads. MORE
Sep. 25, 2013
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia, whose subpar season has been ended by hamstring injury, acknowledges that he will have to make changes before the 2014 season. MORE
Sep. 24, 2013
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia, scheduled to make one more start this year, must undergo hamstring surgery, ending his season in sight of the finish line; Yankees, who are on the brink of elimination from the postseason, have yet to announce a replacement starter. MORE
Sep. 15, 2013
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column asserts that New York Yankees need pitcher C C Sabathia's three more regular season starts to be nothing like his most recent, when he looked tired and his pitches looked easy for Boston Red Sox to hit. MORE
Jul. 4, 2013
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia earns his 200th win as team defeats Minnesota Twins, 3-2. MORE
Jun. 29, 2013
Baltimore Orioles beat New York Yankees, 4-3, squashing Yankees starter C C Sabathia's quest for his 200th victory. MORE
Jun. 13, 2013
Struggles of New York Yankees top starting pitchers C C Sabathia and Hiroki Kuroda are raising concerns. MORE
Apr. 18, 2013
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia redeems himself after rough first inning in team's 4-3 comeback victory over Arizona Diamondbacks. MORE
Mar. 29, 2013
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia has shifted to his regular-season work mode as he prepares with team for home opener against Boston Red Sox. MORE
Mar. 10, 2013
Yankees pitcher C. C. Sabathia hopes that he, too, will have a career that someday warrants a news conference to announce his retirement. MORE
Oct. 18, 2012
Game 4 of American League Championship Series between New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers is postponed because of rain, allowing the Yankees to send their ace C C Sabathia to the mound; but Sabathia, team's best hope to win a game in this series, will almost certainly be unavailable for a decisive Game 7. MORE
Sep. 27, 2012
New York Yankees defeat Minnesota Twins, 8-2; Yankees starter C C Sabathia strikes out 10 batters in eight innings. MORE
Sep. 21, 2012
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column notes that the New York Yankees continue to count on first baseman Mark Teixeira and pitcher C C Sabathia three years after they helped the team win the World Series in 2009, but acknowledges that both have been hampered by injuries. MORE
Jun. 28, 2012
New York Yankees beat Cleveland Indians, 5-4; sharp grounder strikes Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte, breaking his ankle, hours after Yankees ace C C Sabathia goes on the disabled list with a strained groin. MORE
Jun. 25, 2012
New York Yankees defeat New York Mets, 6-5; neither team's pitcher C C Sabathia or Mets' R A Dickey, two of the best in baseball, make it past the sixth inning. MORE
Nov. 2, 2011
New York Yankees announce that general manager Brian Cashman has signed a three-year contract extension day after the team agreed with pitcher C C Sabathia on a contract extension through 2016, resolving two of the team's biggest off-season issues. MORE
Nov. 1, 2011
New York Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia agrees to a one-year contract extension that guarantees him $122 million over the next five years. MORE
Oct. 31, 2011
New York Yankees make their formal offer to pitcher C C Sabathia in effort to keep him from opting out of his contract; terms of offer are no known. MORE
Oct. 4, 2011
Detroit Tigers defeat New York Yankees, 5-4, to lead American League division series, 2-1; Yankees pitching ace C C Sabathia has poor outing. MORE
Sep. 30, 2011
New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia and Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander, starters in Game 1 of the American League divisional series, have pitched in head-to-head matchups nine times, with Sabathia's team winning five, but both say they pay more attention to other team's hitters than to opponent on mound. MORE
Aug. 31, 2011
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column looks at performance of New York Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia in victory against Boston Red Sox, including involvement in bench-clearing brawl. MORE
Aug. 7, 2011
Boston Red Sox defeat New York Yankees, 10-4, as Yankees ace C C Sabathia continues struggles against division rival. MORE
Jul. 27, 2011
New York Yankees defeat the Seattle Mariners, 4-1; Yankees starter C C Sabathia carries perfect game into the seventh inning. MORE
Jul. 17, 2011
New York Yankees defeat Toronto Blue Jays, 4-1, in seventh consecutive win for starter C C Sabathia. MORE
Jul. 6, 2011
New York Yankees defeat the Cleveland Indians, 9-2; Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter records two hits for 2,996 career total, and Yankees pitcher C C Sabathia pitches seven shutout innings in becoming the majors' first 12-game winner of the season. MORE
Jul. 4, 2011
Six New York Yankees are named to the American League All-Star team, but pitcher C C Sabathia, who is tied for the most major league wins, is a glaring omission; New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes is voted as a National League starter, but he may not play because of injury. MORE
May. 19, 2011
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column asserts that the fate of the New York Yankees rests largely with players in their primes, like pitcher C C Sabathia, not with their fading veterans. MORE
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Wedge's Faith in Byrd Is Rewarded
Paul Byrd pitched into the sixth inning, allowed two runs and struck out Alex Rodriguez twice as the Indians won, 6-4, and sent the Yankees home.
October 9, 2007, Tuesday
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Indians' Aces Are Going to Come Out Throwing
C.C. Sabathia and Fausto Carmona each won 19 this season, and they are the only two pitchers on the same team who won that many games.
October 4, 2007, Thursday
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Shelley Duncan homered to cap a 10-run fourth inning, and a host of Yankee backups feasted on Baltimore's pitching staff.
September 30, 2007, Sunday
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Michael E. Briant directed numerous episodes of classic TV series throughout the 1970s such as Blake's 7, Secret Army, Warship and most famously Doctor Who.
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A brooding artist Prithvi, experiences mysterious and distressing visions about Nandita, a woman he has never met, while he paints on canvas. Intrigued by these visions, Prithvi tracks her down and warns her that these are not merely paintings of her, but accidents that are waiting to happen! At first, Nandita refuses to believe him and dismisses him as an eccentric stalker. However, the striking resemblance between Prithvi's paintings and the near-death incidents in her life is hard to ignore. Haunted by a series of deathly and paranormal experiences, her reason crumbles in the face of fear. Now, one of Prithvi's paintings has revealed her as dead! The only way she can change her fate, is to unravel this mystery with his help, at the risk of alienating herself from her boyfriend, Yash, who is a rational and logical man. But he refuses to believe in Prithvi's premonitions. Will Nandita risk her love and her life to unravel this mystery? Is there no escape at all? Are some mysteries better left unsolved, some secrets left uncovered and some questions left unanswered? Watch the mystery unfold...
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Zimmerman's time of 48.18 seconds at the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 Championships tied the Rio Mesa school record set by Jamison Jordan, tied him for 12th best in the state this year and put him at No. 8 all time in Ventura County. Zimmerman won the Ventura County title in 48.60 seconds, and is part of the Rio Mesa 4x400 relay team that won the state title in 3:16.21 and the 4x100 relay that was missed by 0.003 seconds of another title. The 5-foot-7, 137-pound senior has yet to make a college choice. He likes hanging out with friends, playing video games and eating banana splits. He enjoys watching "The Boondocks" and "Avatar" and listening to Kanye West. Zimmerman's favorite team is the LSU Tigers and his favorite athlete is Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Blake Selig is headed to UCLA after competing in the 100, 200, long jump and relays at Rio Mesa High.
Arthur took third place in the CIF-SS Division 3 3,200 with a time of 9 minutes, 19.74 seconds, which notched him at No. 53 in the state and No. 31 in the Southern Section. He also won the Ventura County Championship in the event in 9:23.26. The 5-foot-11, 137-pound senior plans to attend Oberlin College. Academically, Arthur won Star Scholar and Rio Mesa Scholar-Athlete awards. He enjoys church group, playing the guitar, running and hanging out with friends. The Angels are his favorite team, Drew Brees is his favorite athlete and pizza is his favorite food. He likes listening to Of Monsters and Men, watching the movie "Inception" and the TV show "Doctor Who."
Beilke won two titles at the April 27 Ventura County Championship at Moorpark High, taking the championship in the shot put at 54 feet, 5 inches and also in the discus (169-5½). His best shot put this season was 54-9½, which put him at No. 40 in the state, and his best throw in the discus was 176-10, which was good enough to put him at No. 14 statewide. The 6-foot-1, 250-pound junior says his favorite food is beef.
Gonzalez's best time this season in the 1,600 was 4 minutes, 13.72 seconds, which put him at No. 22 in the state. That gave him the best time among all Ventura County athletes. He was also third best in the county in the 800 at 1:56.55. The 5-foot-10, 140-pound junior also had a top time of 9:29.03 in the 3,200. Gonzalez was named Explorer of the Year for the Moorpark station. His hobbies include playing soccer and performing magic and yo-yo tricks. He enjoys eating spaghetti, pasta and pizza. His favorite movie is "21 Jump Street," his favorite TV show is "Family Guy" and his favorite athlete is soccer player Lionel Mazzi.
Hughes' best time in the 300 hurdles this season was 39.70 seconds, taking second in the Marmonte League Championships. In the 110 hurdles, Hughes took fifth place in the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 Championships with a time of 14.84. The Musketeers benefited from Hughes' versatility. His best in the discus was 161-7 and he was also a part of the 4x100 relay that had a 43.11 best. The 6-foot-4, 195-pound senior is headed for Fresno State. He was honored with a Principal's Award at Moorpark. His hobbies include swimming, eating and sleeping. He likes watching "Family Guy" and "Step Brothers." His favorite food is spaghetti. His favorite athlete in Clay Matthews.
Lucero had the county's fastest time in the event at 9 minutes, 14.49 seconds in April at the Mount SAC Invitational, which ranked him at 30th in the state. In the 1,600, Lucero placed second at the Ventura County Championships in 4:22.80. The 6-foot, 145-pound senior will be attending Cal Poly San Luis Obispo after earning scholar-athlete honors with a 3.5 GPA. He enjoys watching "South Park" and "Family Guy" and eating hamburgers. "Avatar" is his favorite movie, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Eminem are his favorite performers and Steve Prefontaine is his favorite athlete.
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McNair's best throw in the discus in 2012 was 168 feet, 8 inches, which put him 27th in the state and 14th in the CIF-Southern Section. McNair was second in the Ventura County Championships with a throw of 166-5½. The 6-foot-3, 230-pound senior plans to go to Ventura College next year. He enjoys playing football and lifting weights, along with eating tri-tip. McNair likes watching "SportsCenter" and "Gladiator" and listening to Three Days Grace. His favorite team is the Indianapolis Colts and his favorite player is their former quarterback, Peyton Manning.
Medina took second in the CIF-SS Division 3 800 in 1 minute, 54.52 seconds and had a best of 1:54.35 this season. The junior also turned in a time of 4:17.91 in the 1,600, and was also part of the Cougars' 4x400 relay team. A 5-9¾, 145-pound junior, Medina was the 800 anchor on Ventura's sprint medley team, which won the Arcadia Invitational in 3:29.59. Medina enjoys hanging out with friends, eating pasta, cheesecake and sweet potatoes and watching "Modern Family." His favorite movie is "Never Back Down" and his favorite singer is Taylor Swift. His favorite athlete is 800 runner Nick Symmonds and his favorite team is Oregon track and field.
Roach placed third in the CIF-SS Division 3 200 in a personal-best 21.59 seconds and was sixth in the CIF-SS Division 3 100 in 10.79. He was also a part of Rio Mesa's 4x100 relay team (40.95), which won the Division 3 title and 4x400 relay team (3:16.02), which took third. Both qualified for the state meet, where the 4x400 team won the title in 3:16.21 and the 4x100 was second (41.13) by 0.003 seconds. The 6-foot-2, 179-pound senior plans to go to St. John's. Roach's likes reading, hiking and swimming and eating steak. His favorite movie is "Yellow Submarine" and he likes watching "1000 Ways to Die" on TV. Allyson Felix is his favorite athlete and his top team is Florida State.
Ryan tied for ninth best in the state with his jump of 6 feet, 8 inches at the April Mount SAC Relays. He won the event in the Ventura County Championships with a mark of 6-4. Ryan took eighth in the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 Championships at 6-1. Ryan also turned in a best of 49.7 in the 400 and was part of school record-breaking sprint medley and distance medley relay teams. The 6-foot-4, 173-pound senior, headed for UC Davis, had a 4.32 GPA and took National Honor Society, California Scholastic Federation and Kiwanis Scholar-Athlete Community Service awards. Ryan likes hiking, tennis and swimming. His favorites include "That '70s Show," "Warrior," "Remember the Titans," "Miracle," "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," Manchester United, decathlete Ashton Eaton, burritos, pasta and ice cream.
Saucer's time of 21.42 seconds in the 200 at the CIF-Southern Section Division 4 finals was the eighth best time in California in 2012 and 50th best in the nation. He was arguably even better in the 100, clocking in at 10.54 at the same meet, good for sixth in the state and 26th in the nation. Saucer was also a key element of Oaks Christian's 4x100 and 4x400 relays, with the 4x100 advancing to the state meet. The 5-foot-8, 160-pound junior is a fan of "The Boondocks" TV show, enjoys watching "Remember the Titans" and eating spaghetti. His favorite team is the San Francisco 49ers, his favorite athlete is LeBron James and his favorite singer is J. Cole.
Selig was key in versatility for the Spartans, competing in the 100, 200, long jump and the 4x100 and 4x400 relays. The 4x400 won the state title in 3:16.21 and the 4x100 was second by 0.003 seconds. He had a wind-aided time of 10.50 seconds in the 100 at the CIF-Southern Section Divisionals. A week later, his legal time of 10.65 at the Masters Meet was 12th best in the state and tied him for No. 7 on the all-time Ventura County list. He placed fifth at the state meet (10.73). His long jump of 24-1¼ at the county championships was a meet record, put him at No. 4 in the state and No. 8 in the U.S., and tied for third in Ventura County history. The 5-11, 150-pound Selig is going to UCLA. He enjoys surfing and watching "NCIS" and "The Guardian." Also among his favorites: the Los Angeles Kings, Carl Lewis, Justin Bieber and his mom's homemade macaroni and cheese.
Stark's personal best of 16 feet, 6 inches in the pole vault this season — set March 15 at a meet with Westlake and El Camino Real — put him third in the state and 11th in the nation. He was second at the state meet for the second straight year, with this year's mark at 16-4. Stark won the county championship with a mark of 16-0 and was fourth in the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 Championships at Mount San Antonio College in 15-3. His vault of 15-9 was good for first at the CIF-SS Masters Meet. The 6-foot, 175-pound Stark will be joining his pole-vaulting sisters Madison and Aubree at UCLA. Connor enjoys watching "Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory" and the Lakers, eating sushi and listening to 2 Chainz.
Teart won the Ventura County championship in the triple jump with a leap of 44 feet. He also placed eighth in the 110 hurdles at the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 Championships at Mount SAC with a time of 15.31 seconds. Teart's best time in the hurdles was 14.79 set in the CIF-SS Division 3 prelims. Teart was part of the 4x400 relay team to win the state meet in 3:16.21. His favorite film is "John Q" and his favorite singer is Frank Ocean. Teart is a fan of the Boston Celtics and Rajon Rondo. He likes eating pizza and watching "SpongeBob SquarePants."
Blake Selig (right) and Rio Mesa coach Brian FitzGerald had a father-son type relationship, with FitzGerald saying the do-it-all senior "made coaching easy for me and he made it exciting."


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Sorry, I posted it at 12:15AM, so it should have been today.
I am afraid to get the Legion Commander arcana item because I feel like she will be nerfed in the ground. Played only one game so far though. In any, even barely, competent hands you can roll faces. But she can be easily shut down with team effort. Still, her ultimate damage gain will be nerfed for sure, her passive will either become a unique modifier or the lifesteal percentage significantly lowered.
For a carry who can snowball hard she also has a very high mana pool. I felt like I can spam my spells without worrying much about depleting my mana. So maybe INT gain nerf too.
She doesn't really seem to be too strong requiring hard nerfs. Once people figure out how to play against her, she is fine.
I am starting to feel that ranked matches are bigger cesspool than normal. Been matched with either people who play like it's their very first game in the genre or trolls who drop my items out of courier in who-knows-what locations just for their amusement.
Stacked teams also seem to enjoy trolling more too (never encountered such situations before), same thing with item dropping. I've had enough after 10 minutes of arguing with rustards and just started feeding and threw the game. Ranked MM really tests my patience so far.
Will probably return to Wraith Night to keep farming Frozen rares.
EDIT: Is there a rough estimate of the skill "tiers" based on MMR yet?
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Those are the percentiles, as in if you have 4100 MMR or more, you're above 99% of the players. This was released for the normal MMR, so it may not reflect exactly for ranked but it is a good comparison.5% 1100
10% 1500
25% 2000
50% 2250
75% 2731
90% 3200
95% 3900
99% 4100
So basically I am better than 95% people? I find it hard to believe.
Found a tier list which is more precise, still kinda rough estimates.
Clay: 0-2299
Wood: 2300-2799
Bronze: 2800-3099
Silver: 3000-3599
Gold: 3600-4099
Platinum: 4100-4599
Diamond: 4600-5099
Silicon: 5100+
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Yeah, the majority of the players don't know what they're doing (not being offensive, people know how to play, just not as well). However, when you do get to the higher MMRs, there is still a huge difference in skill. Two players in the same percentile might not even be comparable in skill.
Also, high MMR does not necessarily mean you are good. Some players can get carried up there but it does tend to get balanced out after hundreds of games.
Yeah, that is an unfortunate problem and quite difficult to solve correctly. That's why I tend to always play with a party, makes the game a lot more enjoyable when teams are willing to keep playing even after lost fights.
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Still lean and handsome at 76 and probably the most influential rock musician ever, at least this side of Elvis, Chuck Berry remains as suspicious, defiant and guarded offstage as he is mesmerizing on.February 23, 2003 usSeries
Chuck Berry in Concert
Chuck Berry, who is 66, still has the gleam in his eye, the friskiness in his voice and the spunk in his guitar lines to play rock-and-roll as if he invented it, which, by many accounts, he did.February 24, 1993 artsReview
The Spirit of a Rocker
None of the early rockers left a stronger musical imprint than Chuck Berry. His songs celebrated the spirit and defined the essence of rock-and-roll music. They were fresh and funny, with a sly sexuality and a deep affinity for the teen-age world of cars, girls, school and growing-pain frustrations. ''Roll Over Beethoven'' and ''Rock and Roll Music'' were anthems for a cultural revolution, while ''Johnny B. Goode,'' ''Back in the U.S.A.'' and ''Promised Land'' made the scope of the music seem as big as the American dream.October 18, 1987 artsReview
Hail a Creator Of Rock-and-Roll
Chuck Berry, who will turn 61 soon, should be able to look back on his 60th year with a feeling of accomplishment. ''Chuck Berry The Autobiography'' appeared earlier this fall and has been selling briskly. ''Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll,'' a documentary film directed by Taylor Hackford, premiered recently at the New York Film Festival and is opening around the country.October 11, 1987 moviesReview
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Chuck Berry and Peter Sellars Win Polar Music Prize
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South Jefferson's Tom Bassett was having an MVP-type year even before the Section 3 boys basketball tournament started.
He had helped lead the Spartans to a dominating regular season in which they won the Frontier League "B'' Division title with only one loss. And he had guided South Jefferson to an 18-1 overall record and a No. 1 seed in the Class B playoffs.
But he was not satisfied. So after practices leading up to the first sectional game against Bishop Grimes, the 5-foot-11 senior guard could be found in the gym taking 100 3-pointers daily, trying to perfect an already outstanding jump shot for a postseason run.
"That's Tom. He's always trying to get better,'' South Jefferson coach Fred Piche said. "And he always played better in the big games.''
It's that kind of work ethic and the ability to deliver big performances that earned Bassett the Times Frontier League All-North MVP award for the 2012-13 season.
Bassett's numbers were certainly of MVP quality. He scored 384 points, averaging 19.2 per game despite defenses especially focused on stopping him.
But, in the biggest games of the year, two against Carthage, the second against Indian River and two sectional contests, he averaged 28 points per game, including 32 vs. Carthage and 33 against Grimes where he hit key shot after key shot down to spark a huge comeback.
"Every coach we played against recognized that Tom had special talents,'' Piche said. "And not only was he a clutch shooter, but teams hardly pressed us because of his presence on the court.''
Bassett was also first on the Spartans in 3-pointers made (36), free throws made (72) and assists (80). He also ranked second in rebounds (97) and recorded 50 steals.
In other words, he delivered an all-around performance every game.
"That's what I'm probably most proud of,'' Bassett said. "That I was able to expand my game to the point where I became more than just a shooter. I have to thank my teammates for a lot of that because they gave me great support this season.''
Bassett's goal at the beginning of the season was to increase his assists, which he did, do a better job of rebounding, which he did, and increase his scoring totals, which he did by almost six points per game.
"Tom didn't just settle for jumpers this season,'' Piche said. "He was focused on taking the ball harder to the basket and making plays for other guys. But in the end, when we needed a big basket, we put the ball in his hands.''
Against Bishop Grimes, the Spartans trailed at halftime and were on the brink of going down when Bassett hit three huge 3-pointers in the third quarter and scored 21 of his career-high 33 points in the final half as South Jefferson avoided the upset.
In the sectional semifinals vs. Skaneateles, Bassett was again magnificent, scoring 19 first-half points and finishing with 22. But it wasn't enough as the Lakers rallied to end the Spartans' season in overtime.
"That was a disappointing way to end the season, for sure,'' Bassett said. "But to lose just one game in the regular season and to come that close to making the sectional final, I'd say we had a great season.''
Bassett was also one of the key defenders in Piche's outstanding defense, which broke the school record for defensive points allowed by almost three points per game.
"Tom got stronger in the offseason and was not knocked off the ball as easy this year,'' Piche said.
Initially, Bassett said he probably wouldn't play basketball in college, instead focusing on his work toward an engineering degree. But he's reconsidered.
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And when asked if coaching was possibly in his future, Bassett said he wouldn't rule it out. His father is highly successful South Jefferson girls coach Pat Bassett.
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I'll Take the Low Road
Whenever there is controversy on the Jets, Mark Sanchez takes the high road. For all the turmoil in the past few days, Mark Sanchez has not publicly replied to the anonymous comments made against him, and probably won't until he has to surface for some event down the road that precipitates him to do so. Sanchez has been mum on being called "lazy," on a teammate's willingness to trade him away, on struggling with an offense that backslid in 2011.
Rightfully, his teammates have circled the wagons … standup guys like Sione Pouha, Nick Mangold (Twitter and radio), Matt Slauson, Marcus Dixon, Wayne Hunter, and others have run to his defense, saying that the claims were either false, of impure motives, or just misrepresenting the sense of the team as a whole.
In the sake of trying to not make matters worse, Sanchez has been silent …
… for once I wish he'd take the low road.
At this point, I'd really like to hear Mark Sanchez publicly say that he's a leader of this team, that he's the one who the coaches have put the trust in running the offense and until he's told otherwise it's his to command. That he's the first one in and the last one out, so that whoever would question him, must be sleeping at the facility. That anyone who would say what they did without putting their name to it is gutless and a coward. That if they were a man and had problems with him, they'd come directly to him and work it out like men, not like catty high school cheerleaders.
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This technological line of bags combines form and function with iPhone, microUSB, and regular USB ports to help us ensure our various smarthpones, tablets, and media players don't go without a charge and you don't go without a tech appendage. And for anyone who has been in a situation where a dying smartphone can lead to a missed conference call, unsent email, or any number of other mishaps, these bags can be a lifesaver. These unknowns make a great case for being prepared whether it is having additional memory cards on hand or investing in a bag that will keep you up and running.
Depending on the size of the bag, the interchangeable batteries are available in 3000, 6000, or 9000mAh cells. These battery cells can also be purchased separately for backup power and added hours of charge which is great for some of the larger bags that allow for as many as four devices to charge at once. To take advantage of power sources when available, the bag itself is rechargeable by plugging it into a wall outlet.
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|Produce at the Price Peace Gardens farmers market.
Price city debated their proposed responsibility as the farmers market fiscal agent during a Sept. 11 council meeting.
According to the council, representative from the Utah State Extension have requested that Price city provide fiscal services for their farmers market, taking the responsibility from the educational body's main campus in Logan. The market participants are charged $10 for booth space and then those funds are used by the extension for advertising purposes. It is the state extension's contention that the funds would be more evenly and easily administered if a local entity could take fiscal responsibility for the funds.
The council was split in their reaction to the request.
"I love the vibrancy and value that the market adds to our community," said Price City Councilmember Jeanne McEvoy. "I don't see why we can't accommodate them."
Councilmember Kathy Hanna-Smith had a similar reaction.
"The enhancement that the market adds to our downtown is fantastic," she said. "I feel we should do anything possible to help them continue."
Councilmember Rick Davis and city financial officer Pat Larsen voiced their opinion that the market is not the responsibility of Price city.
"Are we really the only option for them?" questioned Larsen. "I don't think these are Price city fees and if they are not then it is going to be a lot of work for our financial department, we would have to set them up completely within our system."
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Larsen spoke to the fact that the financial department at Price city is already overworked as they are trying to finish out their fiscal year. Also she contended that grant writing and other responsibilities of her office are already strained.
As an option councilmember Hanna-Smith and city mayor Joe Piccolo discussed possibly waving the fees for the market and using funds from the Price City Community Progress Committee to pick up the tab or having someone under the financial department take care of the account.
"The community progress committee could help absorb the costs to some point," said Smith.
Mayor Piccolo stated, "I would like to see us do this even if someone else, maybe from the wellness center were to do the actual bookkeeping. They only run for 12 weeks and they want the money to stay here. I would like to see us help them."
In reaction Larsen stated, "It's not the amount of money it's the fact that you have to set them up their own account and if you bring someone else in to manage the account then we still have to train them."
The council deferred to their legal council Nick Sampinos who suggested that the council form a sub-committee to investigate the issue, find out where the money is going, who it belongs to, what it is used for and who should be responsible for it.
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Jun. 26, 2015
Priceless Lewis Carroll 1864 manuscript of Alice's Adventures Underground, rarely seen outside its British library home, is centerpiece of Morgan Library & Museum show Alice: 150 Years of Wonderland; display of photos, drawings, letters and other items related to Carroll's development of famous book offers visitors look into life of enigmatic author. MORE
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Enduring cultural fascination with pinafore worn by Lewis Carroll's character Alice has given rise to both aprons in fashion and fashion in aprons; both are on display on runways and in kitchens as book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland reaches its 150th anniversary. MORE
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Museums and organizations across United States, including Lewis Carroll Society of North America, celebrate 150th anniversary of publication of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventure in Wonderland with variety of exhibitions. MORE
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Several museums and libraries celebrate the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." And the meatpacking district has an open market.
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June 29, 2015, Monday
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June 26, 2015, Friday
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Catching Up With 36 Crazyfists
Posted on February 12, 2008December 2001: "We're 36 Crazyfists, we're from Alaska, and this is what we sound like", Brock humbly said to start off the show... 36 Crazyfists hit NYC for a live showing. After all is said and done, they will have played four shows there on the East Coast. However, the main reason for this trip out east was to attend to the mixing of their debut Bitterness The Star. Not sure if the set seemed short because of time, or because they blistered through every song with an energy you wish you saw at every rock show. Either way, don't blink your eyes...you might miss too much. The show at CBGB's was actually called the Metal Christmas Ball. The evening, headed by Lamb of God, also featured SkyCameFalling, Every Time I Die, Stalemate, Haste, and Zao. Since last night was pretty much the first time many RR people saw 36 CF live, if you weren't at the show, it shall be your first time too - you can check out some pics from the show in the photo gallery.
They rolled into town this past Sunday night, late Sunday night, 4:00am, weary from the road...from across the country they came, re-writing the rules as they went along... Take what you will from the above, but we do confirm that 36 Crazyfists is currently in New York, having arrived on Sunday (Dec 2) after a couple shows over the weekend. In fact, this past weekend was the band's first time playing live since?? Truthfully, except for local shows the band may have done on their own over the past year, we could not tell ya... So, it was a Saturday night show in Cleveland, and Sunday in Erie...a couple hardcore shows to give them a chance to work out the kinks. interesting fact - playing with 36 Crazyfists on both shows over the weekend was Nora, a band which is fronted by our New Media guy at Roadrunner US, Carl. Interestingly enough, Carl also did guest vocals on a track called "One Word", which will be on the 36 CF debut. Carl met up with 36 CF outside the club on Saturday before the show - "I walked in (their RV) and knew they were good to go." The band was relaxing with a couple beers, Spinal Tap being played on the tv. As for the show, Carl tells "when they played, it sounded like the cd, and it's a heavy cd. They are amazing live." As for the differences from Saturday's show to Sunday's? Carl says "gettin better all the time". He further explains, "that's a Beatles line you jerk... and if you don't know that, but you like Slayer, then that's OK. If you hate The Beatles and Slayer, go close your hand in a door." The 3rd show for 36 Crazyfists on this short trip will be Wednesday night Dec 5 in NYC at CBGB's. 36 CF is scheduled to hit the stage at 8:30pm. Carl will be there. Who else will be there? That is right, the man behind the production gospel according to Dave, and he adds the following: Since 36 CF hit NY on Sunday night, they have been spending their time up at Scrap 60 Productions, finishing the mixing of their upcoming debut Bitterness The Star. The only break the band is taking is to play the show Wednesday night, and another show in Connecticut on the next night. 36 CF figures to be in town mixing until mid-next week. We are hoping to have the project mastered before Christmas.
Now, if you have yet to do so, you are under direct orders to go and download the only MP3 we posted from these mixes - the "Turns To Ashes" download can be found under MUSIC. (note - this is not the final, final version).
After speaking with 36 Crazyfists' vocalist Brock from his home in Alaska, he tells that he just received a FedEx containing the first 2 test mixes - for the tracks "All I Am" and "One More Word". Brock tells, "he (Thomas, drummer) says it's good, so we'll see...he's a good character of judgement." Though you might already be well aware of the sun's habits in Alaska, for the time being, it is light out ALL the time...well almost all the time. As Brock tells, "1:30am it gets like dusk, come 3:00am the sun is right back in your face."
"Their record dude, it's fuckin sick" - so says our US New Media guy Carl. June 17 concluded the recording sessions for the effort titled Bitterness The Star. Let's take a look back at the last day of recording - Sunday, June 17th, 2001- At approximately 4:30 pm EST on Sunday afternoon, Roadrunner's own US New Media guy, Carl Severson, arrived at Red Clay Studios wherein 36 CF were laying down the final vocal tracks. Once inside, Carl was greeted by 36 Crazyfist's Steve Holt (guitarist) and Brock Lindow (vocals), Scrap 60 Production's Eddie Wohl (heading the final session), and Eddie's dog Tiger. Steve and Brock were in full on recording mode that day. This being the last day, all loose ends had to be tied up. Carl's business on this day was to add some backing vocals to the track "One Word". "It was real recording. No punch ins. It was pure, raw, and live," Carl describes the experience. He, Brock, and Steve took turns belting out the lines to the chorus, back and forth. "I added the hardcore, metal band style to it," Carl adds.
On the subject of fellow vocalist Brock Lindow's talent, Carl emphatically states "Brock's voice is fucking insane." Come 7:30 pm EST, Carl found himself driving back home. Thrilled about the experience that was just afforded to him. So how did this come about? Carl is the frontman for the US New Jersey based hardcore/metal crossover act Nora (see www.TheNoraRockMachine.com). "Oh, we're based in Jersey, fuckin' proud of it," Carl explains as his smile turns into a sneer. One of Nora's guitarists, Matt (now affectionately nicknamed 'Portland'), used to live in Portland, Oregon, USA and was friends with 36 CF's Brock. When 'Portland' moved to New Jersey to join Nora, Brock & Steve bought a Nora cd. And over drinks with 36 Crazyfists one night back in the beginning of recording, they asked Carl to join them for a track. There is another guest appearance on the upcoming Bitterness The Star LP. Steev from Skinlab, a good friend of 36 CF, joined them in the studio a couple weekends back to do some vocals on the track "Bury Me Where I Fall".
Here's a quote direct from the VP of A&R at Roadrunner, "Coolest vocals I've ever heard in a band. Unique, different, like nothing else out there right now... watch for them to blow up in 2001." Roadrunner's new recruits, 36CRAZYFISTS, are a swirling, dynamic experience in musical brutality. Hailing from Anchorage, Alaska, the band has been honing in their fury to a razor sharp edge since 1995! Check out mp3s from their recent demo sessions, 'Circle The Drain' and 'Chalk White'.
The guys took some time out in the US recently to answer some fan questions - here's the questions and the answers for you to read!
1) How long have you guys been playing together, and what made you decide to become musicians? – Dave Jones
answer - We have been playing together as 36 Crazyfists since 1994. We became musicians because we love music!
2) I met 36 Crazyfists at the Hinge video shoot. I wanna know if they will be making a video like I asked them to do here in NYC? – Lilbizkit142
answer - We haven't any plans to shoot a video, but maybe down the road a little we will. Right now, we're just focusing on finishing our album.
3) I have a question for Brock Lindow – How did he get involved in the recording, and what can he tell us about the song? – Dan Madole
answer - Assuming this question is about "Circle The Drain", the song is just about a time when I was living very dishonestly, and had somewhat of a gambling problem. I'm really shitty with money and at times I tend to get in over my head.
4) What bands would each of you consider your greatest influence? – C. Hazen
answer - Brock would say his greatest influence for getting into music in the first place would be Metallica and Faith No More. Thomas would say the Cure and Metallica. Steve would say Metallica. Mick would say Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.
5) What affect do you feel being in a remote area like Alaska has had on your music? – J. Wittson
answer - I'm not sure of the affect Alaska had on our music, but the close knit scene up there was a really positive upbringing for our band.
6) My simple question – Why did you wait so long to start recording your album? I have been listening to "Circle The Drain" since I saw it posted last year. My mouth has been watering ever since. Please hurry up and drop the bomb on the industry, your sound is what we all need some more of. – DelRaeClwn
answer - We actually wrote "Circle The Drain" in 99, so it was on our demo back then and we got signed a year later. We went through quite a few months of legal business, it's not the fastest process in the world, at least from our experience.
7) If you could tour with any 3 bands, past or present, who would it be and why? – Mike M.
answer - We'd say Sabbath for the mere fact that they rule, Deftones because we're huge fans of them, and Metallica because they were our favorite band growing up.
8) I was recently at a show where I got a cd with a bunch of stuff from new artists signed to Roadrunner Records, and on it was the demo for "Circle The Drain", which in my opinion is a really bad ass tune, and I personally will be on the look out for your new stuff. But anyways, my question is this – What are the stronger influences that made you want to play music, and what drew you to the style that you have chosen to play? – Mustaine1313
answer - We already answered the influences, but as for the style, heavy music seems to be the outlet we have for any of life's frustrations.
9) The lyrics in your songs are deep and heartfelt, it definitely shows in the onstage performance. Are your lyrics induced from any euphoric and/or bad experiences or battles with drugs? (be honest, we'll still love you) – Deattaleducangel
answer - None of the lyrics are really about drugs except for the mistakes you can make with alcohol. Just basically about relationshit mishaps to typical human error!
10) What bands will you anticipate touring with in the near future? – Deattaleducangel
answer - We haven't really heard who we will tour with yet, but by mid Summer we hope to be on the road. So, we will definitely know with who, I'm assuming, fairly soon.
11) If your music was a car, what kind would it be? Also, when can we expect your album to be released? – Jason C
answer - I'd say we are a pretty banged up vehicle, we've gathered some definite scars throughout the years from losing band members to death. But I'd say we're still running pretty smooth.
12) Do you have any independent shit? I was wondering if you already released anything or will be releasing some old stuff that I can get – I am one of the biggest 36 fans out there! – Againstbigots
answer - Unfortunately, we haven't anymore copies of our earlier stuff, but it is floating out there. We had a full length CD in 1997 called In The Skin and an EP in 95 called The Boss Buckle EP, and an EP in 95 cakked Suffer Tree.
13) With you guys being from Alaska, I would imagine it being hard for you guys to be noticed. What's the music scene like over there and how did you guys eventually get your music out to the public?
answer - Anchorage's music scene is small, but there are the most original sounding bands coming from there. For such a small place, not one band sounds alike. It's a very cool place to have grown up and experienced the scene for many years. We moved to Portland, OR and met the guys in Skinlab and they kinda took us under their wing and helped up get our music to the right people.
14) Will the song "Suffer Tree" (about your late bassist) be on Bitterness The Star? – Christopher H.
answer - "Suffer Tree" won't make the CD. It was put out in 1996.
15) How does recording your music with a major record label differ from recording your own music independently? Are you more focused on getting it done right or do you still try to have fun with it all? – Kellie I.
answer - We are having fun but it's definitely much more professional on this level and it sounds much better. It has been an amazing process so far.
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A licensed practical nurse, or LPN, takes care of patients under the supervision of a registered nurse or medical doctor. Licensed practical nurses often provide basic care such as wound dressing, medication administration and taking vital signs. They also complete paperwork that is kept in the patient's file. Besides working with registered nurses and doctors, licensed practical nurses also work with certified nursing aides, physical and occupational therapists and home health aides.Read More...
Licensed practical nurses work in hospitals, doctors' offices, schools and clinics. They are trained to take blood and urine samples, and to prepare patients for surgery. Licensed practical nurses often perform administrative duties, as well. Their job responsibilities vary. Some licensed practical nurses manage doctors' offices, while others work in nursing homes under the direction of a registered nurse.
Licensed practical nurses receive training at vocational schools or hospitals. The programs vary in length. Their training requires them to learn about patient care, health regulations and sometimes business administration. Upon graduating from a licensed practical nursing course, they must still obtain state certification before they are allowed to work in the field. Some licensed practical nurses go back to school to obtain a degree in nursing, which would qualify them to work as a registered nurse.
Licensed practical nurses work indoors in clean and sometimes sterilized environments. Their work is both mental and physical. Licensed practical nurses sometimes help aides in moving and transporting patients, which requires physical strength. They also must understand about medications, plans of care and diseases.
Licensed practical nurses can work full-time or part-time. They often perform shift work, such as in hospitals and nursing homes. Licensed practical nurses sometimes rotate the shifts that they work, which means that they might work on some weekends and holidays.
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