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Since the Italian Renaissance, botanists have been collecting and cataloging plants. That adds up to a lot a plants, and just how many of them are on file is a big number. Brigham Young University, in a little more than one century, has amassed about 600,000 specimens. Utah State University has about half that. Other big schools here and abroad have similar numbers.
While that is a huge amount of stored knowledge, there is an equally huge drawback: "To find out what is available, you have to go directly to the herbarium," explained USU botanist Mary Barkworth. She was at the USU-CEU campus last week taking part in a briefing on a new program intended to enhance national and global sharing of scientific data.
It's called HerbACE, a database program designed by BYU botanist Lee Johnson. It will enable researchers to log their information, along with photographs for storage and access on the Internet.
The point of all this, according to Barkworth, is that the understanding of plants depends on widespread, long-term research. It is not enough just to go out into the field and bring back a plant. Thorough research depends on providing the precise geographic location, exact date and other data that will pinpoint the conditions in which each specimen is found.
Right now, the federal government is interested in this move into "bio-informatics." Using this kind of comprehensive data, it is possible to spot trends in plant growth that may be caused by climate change. It could also track the spread of disease or disease resistance in plants.
Questions to be answered over the long term might include any changes in dates that certain plants flower, or elevations where they are found or not found, or any changes in structure over time.
The other big advantage of the database program, Barkworth explained, is that it makes students better researchers. Since they have to fill in every field of each record, it makes them more aware of the necessity for collecting all the information.
The streamlining and spreading of information internationally is necessary to face what Barkworth called the "grand challenges" in the environment. She also said that the field of botany is expanding, not only in the number of jobs available but in the locations.
"We will have to go beyond the big universities and big herbaria," she said, which means including the smaller institutions such as USU-CEU which are so widespread that they will be in positions to research and record many locations.

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42 U.S. Code § 7619 - Air quality monitoring
(a) In general
After notice and opportunity for public hearing, the Administrator shall promulgate regulations establishing an air quality monitoring system throughout the United States which—
(1) utilizes uniform air quality monitoring criteria and methodology and measures such air quality according to a uniform air quality index,
(2) provides for air quality monitoring stations in major urban areas and other appropriate areas throughout the United States to provide monitoring such as will supplement (but not duplicate) air quality monitoring carried out by the States required under any applicable implementation plan,
(3) provides for daily analysis and reporting of air quality based upon such uniform air quality index, and
(4) provides for recordkeeping with respect to such monitoring data and for periodic analysis and reporting to the general public by the Administrator with respect to air quality based upon such data.
The operation of such air quality monitoring system may be carried out by the Administrator or by such other departments, agencies, or entities of the Federal Government (including the National Weather Service) as the President may deem appropriate. Any air quality monitoring system required under any applicable implementation plan under section 7410 of this title shall, as soon as practicable following promulgation of regulations under this section, utilize the standard criteria and methodology, and measure air quality according to the standard index, established under such regulations.
(b) Air quality monitoring data influenced by exceptional events
(1) Definition of exceptional event
In this section:
(A) In general
The term "exceptional event" means an event that—
(iii) is an event caused by human activity that is unlikely to recur at a particular location or a natural event; and
(2) Regulations
(A) Proposed regulations
Not later than March 1, 2006, after consultation with Federal land managers and State air pollution control agencies, the Administrator shall publish in the Federal Register proposed regulations governing the review and handling of air quality monitoring data influenced by exceptional events.
(B) Final regulations
Not later than 1 year after the date on which the Administrator publishes proposed regulations under subparagraph (A), and after providing an opportunity for interested persons to make oral presentations of views, data, and arguments regarding the proposed regulations, the Administrator shall promulgate final regulations governing the review and handling or [1] air quality monitoring data influenced by an exceptional event that are consistent with paragraph (3).
(3) Principles and requirements
(A) Principles
In promulgating regulations under this section, the Administrator shall follow—
(ii) the principle that timely information should be provided to the public in any case in which the air quality is unhealthy;
(iii) the principle that all ambient air quality data should be included in a timely manner, [2] an appropriate Federal air quality database that is accessible to the public;
(iv) the principle that each State must take necessary measures to safeguard public health regardless of the source of the air pollution; and
(B) Requirements
Regulations promulgated under this section shall, at a minimum, provide that—
(i) the occurrence of an exceptional event must be demonstrated by reliable, accurate data that is promptly produced and provided by Federal, State, or local government agencies;
(ii) a clear causal relationship must exist between the measured exceedances of a national ambient air quality standard and the exceptional event to demonstrate that the exceptional event caused a specific air pollution concentration at a particular air quality monitoring location;
(iv) there are criteria and procedures for the Governor of a State to petition the Administrator to exclude air quality monitoring data that is directly due to exceptional events from use in determinations by the Administrator with respect to exceedances or violations of the national ambient air quality standards.
(4) Interim provision
Until the effective date of a regulation promulgated under paragraph (2), the following guidance issued by the Administrator shall continue to apply:
(A) Guidance on the identification and use of air quality data affected by exceptional events (July 1986).
(C) Appendices I, K, and N to part 50 of title 40, Code of Federal Regulations.
[1] So in original. Probably should be "of".
[2] So in original. Probably should be followed by "in".
Source(July 14, 1955, ch. 360, title III, § 319, as added Pub. L. 95–95, title III, § 309,Aug. 7, 1977, 91 Stat. 781; amended Pub. L. 109–59, title VI, § 6013(a),Aug. 10, 2005, 119 Stat. 1882.)
2005—Pub. L. 109–59designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), inserted heading, substituted "After notice and opportunity for public hearing" for "Not later than one year after August 7, 1977, and after notice and opportunity for public hearing", and added subsec. (b).
Effective Date
Section effective Aug. 7, 1977, except as otherwise expressly provided, see section 406(d) ofPub. L. 95–95, set out as an Effective Date of 1977 Amendment note under section 7401 of this title.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Did you know your appliances use about 13 percent of your home's energy consumption?
The Florida Public Service Commission is touting ways to save energy and keep some extra cash in your pocket.
On Tuesday, the commission put the spotlight on Energy Star ratings for washers, dryers, refrigerators and freezers as part of National Consumer Protection Week.
Energy Star appliances include a yellow sticker with details about energy use and the projected annual operating cost.
Today's Energy Star refrigerators and freezers use about 20 percent of the energy that it takes to operate a 10-year-old model. The same is true for Energy Star dishwashers. They use about three gallons of water. Older models use 15 gallons or more.
Public Service Commission Chairman Ronald Brise said you may pay more upfront for an Energy Star appliance, but will save more over the long term.
"Energy Star appliances use less electricity and water even exceeding the federal minimum standards for efficiency and quality because they are made with technologically advanced, high-quality materials."
State Rep. Alan Williams joined the effort to encourage Floridians to think more about how they can save energy.
"Every time we save on consumed energy, that's one less power plant that needs to be built. When we build one less power plant, that's more natural resources such as water and other things that our children and future generations will benefit from."
National Consumer Protection Week is next week. PSC staffers will take their energy-saving message on the road with presentations in Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, Orlando, Kissimmee, Sanford and Belle Glade.


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Dear New International Student,
We wish to extend a special welcome to our new international students and students currently living abroad!
As you prepare for your departure to the United States and to Ringling College of Art and Design, you must have questions regarding the United States, our higher education system, and Ringling College. Please be sure to read thoroughly the information provided on the New Student website at www.ringling.edu and complete and return the necessary forms as noted. Additionally, the Orientation Program at Ringling College will help answer most of your questions. Here's some important information for your arrival in August.
Arrival Date and Time
Please plan to be ready to check in to your residence hall on Monday, August 11 in the Residence Life Office on the first floor of Goldstein Hall. We will have returning students available to assist you with moving into your room between 9:00 a.m. and noon that day. If your flight schedule brings you into Sarasota prior to that date, you MUST notify the Residence Life Office in advance by sending an email to email@example.com.
If you experience any arrival problems, call the Residence Life Office at 941.309.1963 during office hours (9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.). If you are unable to reach us in the office, call our Public Safety Office at 941.359.7500.
If you must arrive earlier than August 12 and/or if family members are accompanying you to Orientation, there are a number of hotels/motels near the school. Many Sarasota hotels are listed on our main website under "visit Ringling."
To get settled into an off-campus apartment, anticipate spending approximately $2000 for initial deposits, rent and utility costs. For assistance, you may come and talk to our Residence Life staff for off-campus rental information.
Transportation to Sarasota
If you cannot book a direct flight to the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport, you may want to fly to Orlando or Miami and take a domestic flight to Sarasota. If you arrive in Tampa, there is limousine service to the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport. A taxi ride from the Sarasota airport to the College will cost approximately $8.
In addition to your tuition, room and board (meal) payments, you should bring at least $300 cash in small bills ($1, $5, $10 and $20) to help with incidental expenses for taxis, telephone calls, meals and temporary housing before Orientation. An ATM or credit card is convenient for purchasing books and art supplies, or for immediate needs such as toiletries and items for your room. The Campus Store accepts MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover cards. You will have the opportunity to open a bank account when you arrive. You will need to bring your passport along with American traveler's checks, a personal check, a bank check, or cash to one of the nearby banks or to complete an application with one of the bank representatives who will be on campus on Thursday, August 16.
What to Bring
With the limitations on the amount of luggage you can carry on international flights, plan carefully. Students who will be living in the residence halls will need to bring with them or purchase after arrival a pillow, blanket, bed linens (extra-long, twin bed size) and towels. You should expect to pay approximately $100 for a complete set of bedding and towels. The link to the Linen Program on-line describes an economical and convenient way for you to have linens mailed directly to the College. If you have a little extra space, bring a few items unique to your home and country. These things can make your room seem more home-like.
Clothing: Dress on the Ringling College campus is generally casual with blue jeans, t-shirts and sneakers or sandals worn by most students. You will want to bring some dressier clothes for special occasions. Short pants are acceptable for most of the year. The winter season in Florida is mild with only a few cold days. Summers are hot and humid. The average annual temperature is 73 °F or 23 °C. Rain is persistent from June to October. We recommend not spending a lot of money on new clothes before you come. Bring the lightweight clothes you feel comfortable in now, and a few jackets and sweaters for winter.
Books and Supplies: Posted on-line is a Supply List. Supplies can be purchased at the Campus Store or at larger art supply stores in the area. A good dictionary in English and your language is also useful.
All new students enrolling at Ringling College of Art and Design must participate in Orientation. A special orientation session is planned for international students from August 12. The full Orientation program with all students begins on Wednesday, August 14 and runs through August 17. Participation in this program is also required. It is very important for you to attend these sessions as many legal and academic issues will be discussed. You will also meet other international students and have the opportunity to ask questions.
A program for parents and families is planned for August 14-15. Orientation is designed to familiarize you with the campus and community. Topics include an overview of the 1st Year Program, the 14 majors, and an introduction of the services provided on campus. There will be a campus tour, a thorough review of the academic expectations, and many other presentations and activities to help you adjust to your new campus experience.
• Classes will begin Monday, August 18.
• The last day to change classes is Friday, August 22.
Some campus residence halls will close during the Winter break (December 9, 2012 to January 5, 2013), but temporary housing on campus will be arranged for those who need it.
Please visit the International Student Services office on the first floor of the Keating Center. It is very important that you register with the International Student Advisor within the first few weeks of your arrival. You will need to bring your passport, I-20 and visa with you and know your campus address. It is also important to meet your International Student Advisor regularly during the school year (at least once a semester), as she needs to make sure you remain in good status. NEVER leave the country without first meeting with your Advisor. Your International Student Advisor can help you with such issues as employment, filing tax forms with the IRS, maintaining status and much more.
Immigration Forms/Documents:
I-20AB: The I-20AB form indicates that you have been accepted (or are enrolled) as a full-time student (F-1) at Ringling College of Art and Design. The I-20AB is presented with your passport to the American Consulate abroad to obtain a visa. The I-20AB and evidence of financial support must be presented at your port of entry each time you enter the United States.
Passport: The passport is issued by your government. Your passport must be valid for a minimum of six months longer than your entire planned stay in the United States. Your passport and visa should be valid if you plan to leave and re-enter the United States. If you find it necessary to renew your passport while in the United States, the International Student Adviser can help.
Visa: At the American Consulate abroad, you will be issued an F-1 (student) visa which will be stamped in your passport. This shows the number of entries you may have into the United States and an expiration date after which you cannot re-enter the United States without renewing your visa.
Temporary Departure from the United States:
Each time you leave the United States (e.g., Canada, Mexico, return home for vacation), you must confirm that you have a valid signature (within the past 12 months) on your I-20 to present at your port of entry when you return to the United States. Please plan ahead; if you need your I-20 signed, please request a signature in advance using the relevant form available in the office of International Student Services.
Note: Students visiting Canada may need a special Canadian Visitors Visa to enter Canada. Canadian citizens do not need a visa to enter the United States and will receive their I-94 Arrival/Departure Card at the U.S. port of entry. An I-20 is still required.
Special Note to Canadian Students:
Canadian citizens do not require an entry visa to enter the U.S. from Canada, but DO require an I-20.
All Canadian citizens entering the U.S. by air will be required to show a passport to enter the United States.
Additionally, your passport may be required for other purposes in the U.S. such as completing a form for employment on campus, or applying for a Social Security number. If you enter the U.S. from a country other than Canada, you are required to present a passport at the port of entry.
To enter the U.S. in F-1 status, Canadians DO require an I-20 and proof of payment of the SEVIS fee. To pay the SEVIS fee, go to http://www.fmjfee.com and follow the instructions. Be sure to make a copy of the receipt for your own records.
At the point of entry, Canadian students must present the Form I-20 and supporting financial documentation to the immigration inspector to be admitted into the U.S. in F-1 status.
It is especially important for Canadian students to be vigilant about entering the United States in proper student status, as immigration inspectors are accustomed to admitting Canadian citizens as visitors. Because Canadian citizens do not require application to a U.S. consulate for an entry visa some Canadians think that other regulations that apply to international students may also not apply to them. Canadians are subject to the same regulations regarding employment in the United States, requirement for full-time study, and other provisions for maintaining status.
Other than applying for a visa, it important that you read about and abide by all other provisions relating to F-1 status.
If you have any questions regarding your student status at Ringling College, please email Amy Pettengill at email@example.com; 941-893-2051
Have a safe trip to Sarasota! We are pleased that you are coming to Ringling College in the Fall and are looking forward to meeting you!
Tammy S. Walsh, Ed.D.
Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students


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Gallstones Overview
Gallstones (commonly misspelled gall stones or gall stone) are solid particles that form from bile in the gallbladder.
Bile is a fluid made by the liver to help in the digestion of fats.
There are two types of gallstones: 1) cholesterol stones and 2) pigment stones.
Gallstones can be any size, from tiny as a grain of sand to large as a golf ball.
Gallstones within the gallbladder often cause no problems. If there are many or they are large, they may cause pain when the gallbladder responds to a fatty meal. They also may cause problems if they move out of the gallbladder.
Up to 20% of adults in the United States may have gallstones, yet only 1% to 3% develop symptoms.
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New flight takes off 2nd April 2014
From today, holidaymakers can book the Costa del Sol favourite with twice weekly flights from Belfast International Airport from £43 one way, taking off from 2nd April 2014. Package Holidays from Jet2holidays are also available with prices for a 7 night self catering break starting from £339 per person and secured with a low £60 per person deposit.
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Hollis residents urge city to install sewers on flood-prone block
Every time the weather forecast predicts rain, residents of several Hollis blocks leave work or cut their vacations short to secure their homes against floods. Homeowners on the corner of 90th Ave. and 183rd St. have lobbied the city for decades to install sewers that will alleviate the flooding that overwhelms their streets and basements with anywhere from several inches to several feet of water and raw sewage. Read more: [New York Daily News]
South Ozone Park residents angry about being left in the dark about new bus route
The old adage says that if you miss a bus, there's always the next one — unless you live in South Ozone Park. Local residents say they were caught off guard by a recent route change of the Q41 bus that kicked in without giving local residents a proper heads up. And it's not just confused riders who are complaining. Residents who live along the new route said they now have to deal with issues of parking, traffic and garbage strewn on the streets. Read more: [New York Daily News]
Councilman Van Bramer allots $31K for Woodside clean-up
For the past several years the people of Woodside noticed trash piling up along the area's major streets. "They haven't cleaned it in weeks. All the garbage is spilled all over the place. There's bottles, food, everything," said resident Tina McDonnell. It got so bad she would be out every day sweeping the sidewalks in the early morning hours. One business owner adopted an extra trash can for the corner outside of his pizzeria. Read more: [NY1]
Bank bandit goes 'postal'
What's in his wallet? About $3,000 in swiped bank dough. A brazen bandit, posing as a postal worker, knocked off two Capital One banks within 10 minutes in Queens yesterday, authorities said. Read more: [New York Post]
NY geese gathered for gassing
The Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge yesterday was the worst place to be a Canada goose. Federal officials rounded up about 700 of the birds from the area to be euthanized in hopes of cutting down on the strikes with passenger jets that have forced emergency landings from JFK and La Guardia Airports. The action also ended a two-year dispute between the US Department of Agriculture and the National Parks Service over removing the birds. Read more: [New York Post]


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Eugene@150: 'Sweet' aviation history
EUGENE, ORE. - From a cow pasture to modern day terminals and runways, the Eugene Airport has had a rich history.
As a part of the Eugene@150 series, KVAL's Tom Adams relived how the efforts Mahlon Sweet, a local car dealer, put Eugene on the aviation map.
Born in Illinois in 1886, Sweet arrived in Eugene in 1909. While he initially started up a car dealership, Sweet had other transportation on his mind.
Curator Dave Galbraith at the Oregon Air and Space Museum told KVAL News, "Mahlon Sweet, who was a Studebaker dealer in town and also an avid aviator was very instrumental in getting this
airport formed and built."
After the first plane landed in an open Eugene farm field in 1918, Sweet started calling for a real airstrip.
One year later the Eugene Air Park was established at the southeast corner of West 18th and Chambers. While there wasn't much more than one dirt airstrip in a field, historians say Eugene was ahead of its time by likely establishing the first municipal airport in Oregon.
By 1939, more room was needed for a bigger airport. In 1943, the early version of what we know as the Eugene Airport was born.
Aviation flourished during wartime.
"It was a good place for, especially during World War 2 for the aircraft to stop and get fuel and things on their way from Seattle to the Bay Area." Air and Space Museum president Bruce Lamont explained.
United Airline commercial service to Eugene also began in 1943. The old United terminal building lives on today as part of the LCC flight program.
The airport grew through the years--newer terminals, new air carriers, all under the name Mahlon Sweet Field. In 1989 the latest Eugene air terminal update was finished...70 years after the opening of Sweet's modest air park.
Tom Adams asked Bruce Lamont, "What do you think Mahlon Sweet would think of all the changes?" Lamont: "I think if Sweet was here today I don't think he would believe it."
Airport officials in the 1990s switched the name to "Eugene Airport" for better marketing, but the terminal building is named after Mahlon Sweet.


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Preview | Recap | Boxscore (Gm. 1) | Boxscore (Gm. 2) | Boxscore (Gm. 3) | Boxscore (Gm. 4) | Boxscore (Gm. 5)Softball looks to end skid in the Frost Classic in Chattanooga
Missouri State (4-7)
Lipscomb (4-5)
2/22/2013 | Chattanooga, Tenn. | Attendance: 75
Lipscomb (4-6)
Chattanooga (6-5)
2/22/2013 | Chattanooga, Tenn. | Attendance: 84
Lipscomb (5-5)
Ohio (9-3)
2/23/2013 | Chattanooga, Tenn. | Attendance: 0
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Niagra (1-3)
2/23/2013 | Chattanooga, Tenn. | Attendance: 0
Lipscomb (7-6)
Miami (2-8)
2/24/2013 | Chattanooga, Tenn. | Attendance: 552
Thursday, February 21, 2013
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Lipscomb Lady Bisons have pushed the reset button at the plate this week as they prepare for the Frost Classic.
"We will be trying to get back on track with our hitting," Lipscomb coach Kristin Ryman said. "We have spent a lot of time the last two days really just focusing on some of the simple things like seeing the ball and not trying to get too big with what we are doing. If we don't see the ball it is going to be hard to make adjustments during an at bat or throughout a game.
"We want them to feel comfortable and confident again at the plate. We want them to trust themselves, but we also want to make sure they are not so focused on their mechanics that they are not seeing the ball."
Friday the Lady Bisons open against Missouri State at 12:15 p.m. They close out the day against Chattanooga at 4:45 p.m. The Frost Classic is hosted by Tennessee-Chattanooga.
The Lady Bisons opened the season with three straight wins, but have lost the last five games.
Hitting was expected to be a strength but heading into their third tournament of the season. The Lady Bisons have only two players batting above .300 - catcher Mickey Bell with a .316 average and designated player Haley Elliott at .313.
Despite the lack of offensive success a theme for the team this week has been to make sure everyone realizes it is too early to panic.
"We don't want them to feel like anyone is in a slump right now," Ryman said. "Softball is just like baseball in terms of hitting. You are going to fail more often than you are going to be successful.
"That's a hard thing to grasp, especially for our young players. They are all used to being successful because they had so much success in travel ball and in high school."
Ryman is stressing the need for patience at the plate combined with a short memory when an at bat doesn't go as expected.
"They have to focus on the process and not get so wrapped up in the outcome that they take themselves out of it for the next game, the next at bat or the next week of games," Ryman said. "We have to have good heads on our shoulders.
"We have to be able to adjust and stay composed and work from one at bat to another."
Ryman realizes that all players want to have great starts, but she also tells her players that what matters the most is how they perform in the Atlantic Sun Conference this season.
"We can't get caught up in stats," Ryman said. "We have to focus on getting better with every at bat.
"The last couple of days in practice we have been focusing on controlling what we can control. We have to stay focused when we are tired or when we are frustrated."
Tuesday the Lady Bisons worked on bunts, hit-and-run and slap situations. Wednesday the emphasis was on seeing the ball. Thursday, before leaving for Chattanooga, they worked in the batting cage in McQuiddy Gym.
"At this point it is about finding a happy medium," Ryman said. "We can't ignore the problems we do have. And we can't be beating them down."
The Frost Classic features 12 teams. The Lady Bisons play Ohio at 10 a.m. Saturday and face Niagara at 2:30 p.m. They are scheduled to play Miami-Ohio at 9 a.m. Sunday.
"We need to come out with a lot of intensity," Ryman said. "We need to come out with a cutthroat mentality that we are going to score first and have a good defensive first inning to set the tone.
"We have to be tough enough to be able to handle whatever does happen in that first inning. We have to roll with it. We have shown we can fight from behind, and we have also been able to get early leads. We can't be passive."
It is the prelude for the busiest week for the Lady Bisons so far this season. Tuesday they travel to Knoxville to face Tennessee at 4 p.m. Wednesday at 2 p.m., they play the first home game of the season when Wright State visits Draper Diamond.
The Purple and Gold Challenge is scheduled for March 1-3 at Draper Diamond with Tennessee Tech, Texas-El Paso and IPFW joining the Lady Bisons.
"I think this weekend is going to be real important for us," Ryman said. "We have to play our game and let the results take care of themselves.
"If we can do that this weekend I think it will propel us into a good week next week. That is ideally what we are looking for."
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In his final game for the Otters, Donnay was of course scoreless but a -1 as he finishied his playoff run with a 1-1-2 stat with a -1 and 12 PIMs. For the "stay at home" defender the numbers were not bad. Donnay had a good year as an overage player with a career best 2-17-19 with a +40 and 92 PIMs as he led all Ranger prospects in fighting majors with 5.
Over in the ECHL, the Greenville Road Warriors dropped game 4 of their series with the Kalamazoo Wings 4-1 and like the Rangers their series is tied now at 2-2. The Ranger prospects on the Road Warriors didn't have good games so here is how they did.
Goalie Jason Missiaen (2011 UFA) took loss as he gave up 3 goals on 20 shots.
Goalie Jeff Malcolm (2013 UFA) was the backup and did not play
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1983. Japan. Written and directed by Yoshimitsu Morita. With Juzo Itami, Yusaku Matsuda, Saori Yuki. The illusion of familial harmony, an undercurrent to so many ATG films, culminates in this wildly successful and absurdist adaptation of a popular novel by Yohei Honma. Presented in MoMA's 1983 New Directors/New Films festival and the winner of five prestigious Kinema Junpo awards—including Best Film, Best Director, and Best Supporting Actor for the brilliant director Juzo Itami's performance as the patriarch—Family Game was described by Vincent Canby in The New York Times as "wickedly funny…a stylish deadpan comedy about Japan's comparatively affluent, utterly directionless, new middle class…. [F]rom the opening shots until the last, it's a visual adventure. The succession of brilliantly colored, often geometric compositions satirize the worst aspects of what might be called Japan's economic modernism." Print lent by The Japan Foundation; courtesy Toho Distribution. In Japanese; English subtitles. 107 min.
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I haven't enjoyed a book this much in so long! Set in a tiny coastal Oregon town, this story is populated with characters who seem to leap off the page and speak their lines into your ear. They are that real. Brian Doyle breaks all the so-called "rules" of good writing, yet this book is rich and layered and beautiful and profound. Riotous and complex, Doyle's lush tale compels you to read faster than you'd like, because you can't stand not knowing just what the heck is going to happen next. Every sentence is a tiny jewel you want to roll around on your tongue and slowly savor. Quirky, unique, and delightful, the tale of Neawanaka gets under your skin and lives inside you. Go read it!
Mink River is Pacific Northwest fiction at its finest. Doyle plunges us head first into the lives of the residents of a soggy, fictional Oregon coast town, Neawanaka. Rich with both Native American and Irish storytelling, Mink River lets us inside the raw, honest lives of ordinary people and makes us see the extraordinary in them. Long after you have read this novel, you will find yourself wondering what the characters are doing now and hoping that all is well in the fictional little town you've come to love.
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Like Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood and Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio, Brian Doyle's stunning fiction debut brings a town to life through the jumbled lives and braided stories of its people.
In a small fictional town on the Oregon coast there are love affairs and almost-love-affairs, mystery and hilarity, bears and tears, brawls and boats, a garrulous logger and a silent doctor, rain and pain, Irish immigrants and Salish stories, mud and laughter. There's a Department of Public Works that gives haircuts and counts insects, a policeman addicted to Puccini, a philosophizing crow, beer and berries. An expedition is mounted, a crime committed, and there's an unbelievably huge picnic on the football field. Babies are born. A car is cut in half with a saw. A river confesses what it's thinking...
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"If my high-hearted friend Brian Doyle is trying to avoid the nickname 'Paddy,' his wondrous Oregon Coast novel is the wrong feckin' way to go about it. In its sights, settings, insinuations, flora and fauna, his tale is quintessential North Coast, but in its sensibility and lilt this story is as Irish as tin whistles — and the pairing is an unprecedented delight. This thing reads like an Uilleann pipe tour de force by a Sligo County maestro cast up on the shores of County Tillamook. The hauntings and shadows, shards of dark and bright, usurpations by wonder, lust, blarney, yearning, are coast-mythic in flavor but entirely bardic at heart. Doyle's sleights of hand, word, and reality burr up off the page the way bits of heather burr out of a handmade Irish sweater yet the same sweater is stained indigenous orange by a thousand Netarts Bay salmonberries. I've read no Northwest novel remotely like it and enjoyed few novels more. Of an Irishman's Oregon I am nothing but glad to have wandered, Mink River sings and sings." David James Duncan, author of The Brothers K and The River Why
"Absolutely in the tradition of Northwest literature, richly imagined, distinctive, beautiful... I was pulled along steadily, my heart raced, I held my breath..." Molly Gloss, author of The Hearts of Horses and The Jump-Off Creek
"Doyle writes with an inventive and seductive style that echoes that of ancient storytellers. This lyrical mix of natural history, poetry, and Salish and Celtic lore offers crime, heartaches, celebrations, healing, and death....Enthusiastically recommended." Library Journal
"The greatest gift of Mink River is that it provides every reason in the world to see your own village, neighborhood and life in a deeper, more nuanced and connected way." Oregonian
The story of the small Oregon coast town of Neawanaka and its people.
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Brian Doyle is the author of ten books, including Thirsty for the Joy: Australian and American Voices, Epiphanies and Elegies, and The Wet Engine. He edits Portland Magazine at the University of Portland. Doyle's essays have appeared in The Atlantic Monthly, Harper's, Orion, the American Scholar, and in newspapers and magazines around the world. His essays have also been reprinted in the annual Best American Essays, Best American Science and Nature Writing, and Best American Spiritual Writing anthologies. Among various honors for his work is the Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
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The truth about eggs and salmonella 10/10
(This article is adapted from the
Health Blog at ConsumerReportsHealth.org
If you're less excited about eggs lately because of the massive multi-state recall, the largest egg
in recent history, you're not alone. From May 1 to September 14, 2010 more than 1,600
reported cases
of salmonella poisonings have been linked to contaminated eggs, according to the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
. And that's just the reported cases.
Salmonella enteritidis
is a serious illness, marked by fever, abdominal cramps, and
beginning 12 to 72 hours after consuming contaminated food; symptoms can last four to seven days. Most people recover without antibiotic treatment, but some become so ill they require hospitalization. The elderly, infants, and people with compromised immune systems are more susceptible to severe illness.
The good news is you don't have to give up eggs altogether. Eggs are packed with protein and are a good source of
vitamin D
and choline, a nutrient recently linked to a reduced risk of birth defects and possibly
breast cancer
Shopping wisely
If you buy eggs labeled with the "USDA certified organic" logo, you minimize exposure to potential toxins in non-organic feed. You also avoid the results of production methods that use daily supplemental hormones and antibiotics, which have been linked to increased antibacterial resistance in humans. But organic or "cage-free" on the label doesn't mean salmonella-free eggs. In the store, you should choose cold egg cartons and look for those with the latest sell-by date.
How to reduce your risks
You can reduce your risk of getting sick from eggs by following the CDC's safety tips:
1. Don't eat recalled eggs. They might still be in grocery stores, restaurants, and people's homes. Consumers who have recalled eggs should discard them or return them to their retailer for a refund. A searchable database of products affected by the recall is available to consumers.
2. Keep eggs refrigerated at, or under, 45° F (=7° C) at all times.
3. Discard cracked, sticky or dirty eggs.
4. Wash hands, cooking utensils, and food preparation surfaces with soap and water after contact with raw eggs.
5. Eggs should be cooked until both the white and the yolk are firm, and eaten promptly after cooking.
6. Do not keep eggs warm or at room temperature for more than two hours.
7. Refrigerate unused or leftover egg-containing foods promptly.
8. Avoid eating raw eggs such as those in homemade ice cream, egg nog and dressing that calls for pooled or raw eggs.
9. Avoid restaurant dishes made with raw or undercooked, unpasteurized eggs. Restaurants should use pasteurized eggs in any recipe (such as Hollandaise sauce or Caesar salad dressing) that calls for raw eggs.
10. Consumption of raw or undercooked eggs should be avoided, especially by young children, elderly persons, and persons with weakened immune systems or debilitating illness.
11. Caregivers and parents should note that in hospitals, nursing homes, adult or childcare facilities, schools, senior centers, and other facilities, pasteurized egg products or pasteurized in-shell eggs should be used in place of pooled eggs, or raw or undercooked eggs.
12. Individuals who think they might have become ill from eating recalled eggs should consult their health-care provider.
Related links
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration Shelled Eggs Recall Products List
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) -- A review of inspections of an H Street N.E. McDonald's, which was suspended for continuing to operate despite a sewage back-up, shows previous violations since 2011 including storing buns in the bathroom, mice, and roaches.
In addition to the McDonald's suspension, the week ending October 5th, inspectors closed three additional establishments in the District, and seized food in a Prince George's County closure.
Inspectors say when they walked into McDonald's Express, 841 H St. N.E, the store was operating with a sewage back-up created by a broken garbage disposal.
Inspectors also recorded McDonald's chicken as being held at 133 degrees which is below the 141 degrees experts set as hot enough to slow contamination.
It wasn't the first time the H St. McDonald's has had a run-in with the health department.
Inspectors shut down the same McDonald's last year citing mice, unclean conditions, and operating with no hot water.
In 2011 inspectors cited the same McDonald's for roaches, dirty soda nozzles, and for storing their famous buns in the restroom.
McDonald's declined our interview request, but issued a statement.
"I take these matters seriously," said McDonald's Franchisee Bhupendra Shah
"The concerns...were corrected immediately."
"I am conducting additional training....specifically (to) include a review of food safety and health department requirements."
McDonald's entire response is posted at Facebook.com/russptacek.
In Landover, Md., at Nina International's warehouse on West Street, Prince George's County officials closed the distributor and seized products.
Inspectors reported fish at Nina that wasn't labeled and seized thousands of bottles of spices, citing FDA and customs regulations.
Health Auditors cited unapproved repackaging, relabeling and processing.
In Columbia Heights inspectors closed Johnny's Carryout on 14th Street N.W. citing gross unsanitary issues including a severe roach infestation throughout. The manager at Johnny's wouldn't allow us inside the kitchen.
But at ZZ Pizza and Kabob, 1500 North Capitol Street N.W., the owner allowed us in after a closure where inspectors reported two live rats jumping out of the trash.
Inspectors also cited the restaurant for unclean conditions
During our visit, we videotaped rat feces on the floor.
The owner said he's making improvements and although one hand washing sink had no towels, he said workers can use another sink that does.
The health department cited the restaurant for not providing workers towels to dry their hands.
ZZ's owner also showed us a contract with a rat exterminator he said is coming several times a week.
He pledged to make the restaurant safer and cleaner.
All the establishments passed re-inspection and were back in business before we checked them out ourselves. We tweet and facebook our findings - to know first, follow me at Facebook.com/russptacek and Twitter.com/russptacek.


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Communities across Oregon share a common desire to have access to the best available health care and health education. At OHSU medical professionals, teachers and researchers help meet the need by:
- Providing care to the underserved.
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Oregon's Community Benefit Reporting Program requires health care institutions to report annually on the activities they provide to the community that generate costs that exceed their income.
As the state's only academic health center, OHSU's mission includes a number of activities and programs that no other hospital can offer: educating the next generation of health care providers, discovering new cures, providing care for the most vulnerable and difficult cases, and statewide outreach that touches all 36 Oregon counties. OHSU's case mix index — a measure of the complexity of care provided — is the highest in Oregon, and OHSU provides a number of advanced medical services not available anywhere else in the state.
View the chart details and read about OHSU's community benefit.
Investing in today's youth and tomorrow's health care leaders
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Through a network of partnerships, OHSU is enhancing community-based care, serving Oregon's most vulnerable citizens, increasing access to health care education and bringing groundbreaking health research to rural communities. OHSU's partnerships allow both providers to share expertise and resources, while avoiding duplicative services.
Find out how partnerships with OHSU provide added access to patient care.
A partner for workers across the state
The Center for Research on Occupational and Environmental Toxicology is dedicated to health and safety in the workforce. Through basic and applied research, outreach and education, CROET works to prevent illness and injury in partnership with labor, industry, government and the community.
The Toxicology Information Center is an invaluable resource on occupational and environmental safety, and CROETweb provides up-to-date safety and health information by industry sector. CROET also conducts workplace interventions and develops prevention programs to address safety issues, and provides education and information to Oregon's workforce.
Area Health Education Centers
The AHEC program consists of five regional centers covering the state, each of which provides education and training for current and future health care professionals, and encourages health care practice in rural and underserved areas. Through AHEC programs, OHSU students and residents participate in clerkships, partnering with community physicians throughout the state. This exchange fills a provider shortage and spurs interest in rural health among young professionals.
Through job shadowing, science clubs and other career exploration activities, youths in Oregon have an opportunity to be mentored by professionals and develop strategies for following a health care career path. Various programs are offered at AHEC Centers around the state.
Office of Rural Health
OHSU's Office of Rural Health helps rural health care systems get established and remain viable. The office works directly with Oregon's rural communities on community development, strategic planning, hospital board training and leadership development. The office has been designated by the federal government to carry out a program designed to help ensure the financial viability of small rural hospitals. It also is responsible for administering several programs to improve health care for rural Oregonians.


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YIELD: Makes 8 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 30 min
TOTAL TIME: 30 min
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 5 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 1/4 lb green leaf lettuce (2 heads), trimmed and leaves torn into 2-inch pieces (20 cups)
- 1/2 lb watercress (2 bunches), coarse stems discarded and sprigs cut into 1-inch pieces (6 cups)
- Seeds from 1 large pomegranate (1 1/4 cups), bitter white membranes discarded
- 3/4 cup sliced almonds (2 1/4 oz), toasted
Whisk together lime juice, sugar, salt, and pepper until sugar and salt are dissolved, then add oil in a steady stream, whisking until combined.
Combine lettuce, watercress, and half of pomegranate seeds in a large serving bowl. Toss with just enough dressing to coat, then sprinkle with almonds and remaining pomegranate seeds.
Cooks' notes:
Lettuce and watercress can be washed and spun dry 1 day ahead and chilled separately, wrapped in dampened paper towels, in sealed plastic bags.
Pomegranate can be seeded 1 day ahead. Chill seeds in an airtight container.
Almonds can be toasted 1 day ahead and cooled completely, then kept in an airtight container at room temperature.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories243
- Carbohydrates8 g (3%)
- Fat22 g (33%)
- Protein9 g (18%)
- Saturated Fat3 g (15%)
- Sodium237 mg (10%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat6 g
- Fiber3 g (13%)
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Christmas in Compton
Big Earl, the owner of a Christmas tree lot in Compton, and a man with a big heart and a big vision, demands success from everyone around him. All kinds of trouble erupts the week before Christmas when his son, Derrick, part-time music producer and part-time Christmas tree lot employee, crosses the line to prove to Big Earl that he is a success. The colorful characters that populate the tree lot cause additional complications for Derrick as he tries to solve his problems secretly. Things spiral out of Derrick's control, jeopardizing the survival of the lot, and more importantly, his relationship with his father. What Derrick needs is a miracle; a Christmas miracle in Compton.
Cast: Keith David, Omar Gooding, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Orlando Brown, Miguel Nunez Jr.,
Produced by: Beth Hubbard, Murillo Penchel, Marcia Cabral Penchel, Michael Hubbard
Directed by: David Raynr
Written by: David Raynr, Suzanne Broderick
Running time: 1hr 33min
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