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PRICE - George Alma Greenwood Sr. returned to his first home July 22, 2006 at the age of 84.
A resident of Hinkley, Calif., since December 1966, he was born June 4, 1922 in Price to Alma and Mabel (Jensen) Greenwood.
He leaves behind wife of almost 58 years, Caro; sons Phillip (Katherine) of Oregon; David of Hinkley, Calif.; and daughter Ruth (Richard) Langley of Barstow, Calif.; sisters Joyce (Alan) Nelson of Utah; Ella Santi of California; and Lois (Horace) Thayn of California; 13 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and many cousins, nieces and nephews.The second of seven children, he was preceded in death by parents; brother; two of five sisters; and son, George Jr.
Graveside service will be Monday, Aug. 21, 10 a.m., Mt. View Memorial Park, 37067 Irwin Road, Barstow, Calif. After service, family will be at the Hinkley residence between 1 and 4 p.m.
The family suggests that donations in his memory may be sent to the Craft Room Fund at the Barstow Veteran's Home, 100 Veteran's Parkway, Barstow CA 92311, in care of Hortensia Miller, secretary.
PRICE - Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend peacefully passed away at home on Aug. 13, 2006 while surrounded by his family.
He was a very loving, caring and generous man. He will be sorely missed by those who had the privilege of knowing home.
He is survived by wife, Celia; children, Kelly Diaz, Brian (Susie) Kochevar, Wendy (Reaves) Worrell and Kevin (Mary) Kochevar; grandchildren, Anthony, Nicholas, Casey, Kylie, Courtney, Kade and Lily; siblings, Paul (Jeanine) Kochevar, Bruce (Karolee) Kochevar and Joanne (Bruce) Hansen; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by parents; and brothers, Billy and Lew.
Funeral services will be Saturday, Aug. 19, at 10 a.m., at Larkin Sunset Gardens, 1950 E. 10600 South, Sandy. There will be no viewing prior to ceremony. Interment, Price city cemetery immediately following the ceremony.
HUNTINGTON/NEWPORT, Penn. - Kidd W. Majors, 49, of Centre Township, Newport, Penn., died Friday, Aug. 11, 2006 in the Hershey Medical Center.
Kidd was the only son of Jackson William Majors and Norma Christensen (Majors) Anderson, formerly of Huntington.
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Wildlife across Utah, ranging from wild turkeys and Hungarian partridge, people can hunt to some of the state's most sensitive species, including yellow-billed cukoos and pygmy rabbits -- are receiving a helping hand from four new wildlife biologists.
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The new biologists work for the Division of Wildlife Resources and the Natural Resources Conservation Service. They started their assignments Aug. 14.
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The Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002, or federal Farm Bill, as it's commonly known, is landmark legislation for conservation funding and for focusing on environmental issues that occur mostly on private lands. The conservation provisions of the Farm Bill help farmers and ranchers meet environmental challenges on their land and enhance the long-term quality of the environment and the conservation of natural resources.
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Steven Wilcox is from the NRCS Price Area Office. He has a Bachelor's degree from Utah State University in American Studies and a Master's degree from Bard College in Environmental Policy. Steven has worked with the USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station in the Forest Inventory Analysis program and with private landowners in Costa Rica to conserve biodiversity associated with a nature trail system in a national park buffer zone. Steven will be relocating to the Price area for his new position. He will assist the Roosevelt, Vernal, Price, Castledale and Monticello NRCS field offices with biology-related planning.


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The purpose of this study is to demonstrate a statistically significant improvement of visual acuity after treatment using either Lucentis® or Triamcinolone® compared to no treatment, in patients with radiation retinopathy.
Uveal Melanoma
Drug: ranibizumab
Drug: triamcinolone acetonide
Other: sham
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|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Subject)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Treatment Of Radiation Retinopathy Trial Subtitle: Treatment of Radiation Retinopathy; Influence of Lucentis® and Kenalog® on Radiation Retinopathy After Irradiation of Choroidal Melanoma.
- To demonstrate a statistically significant superiority of intravitreal ranibizumab (0.5mg) or triamcinolone acetonide (4.0mg) to no treatment, in the mean change from baseline in best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) [ Time Frame: one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- To evaluate the time course of BCVA changes on ranibizumab (0.5 mg) and triamcinolone acetonide (4.0mg) relative to no treatment. [ Time Frame: one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- To evaluate the effects of ranibizumab (0.5 mg) and triamcinolone acetonide (4.0mg) on central retinal thickness, severity of retinopathy and other anatomical changes relative to no treatment [ Time Frame: one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- To demonstrate a possible relation between decreasing levels of angiogenic factors (such as VEGF) in the anterior chamber fluid and a good response to treatment with ranibizumab or triamcinolone acetonide, and radiation retinopathy [ Time Frame: 4 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|Study Start Date:
|September 2009
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|January 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Active Comparator: 1: Lucentis
Drug: ranibizumab
three initial monthly intra vitreal injections with 0.5 mg ranibizumab
|Active Comparator: 2: Kenalog
Drug: triamcinolone acetonide
at baseline one intra vitreal injection with 4.0 mg triamcinolone acetonide
|Sham Comparator: 3: No treatment
Other: sham
at baseline one sham-injection
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Approximately 30-40% of patients develop a deterioration of visual acuity within 5 years after treatment of uveal melanoma using radiation therapy and TTT due to radiation retinopathy (Shields 2002, Bartlema 2003). By administration of either Lucentis® or Triamcinolone® we hope to treat complications of radiation therapy, by demonstrating a statistically significant improvement in visual acuity and a reduced amount of macular edema and vascular leakage. Additionally, we hope to obtain a better understanding of the pathophysiologic processes involved, by demonstrating a possible relation between high levels of angiogenic factors (VEGF) in the anterior chamber fluid, and radiation retinopathy. In conclusion, we hope to provide evidence for a new therapy in patients with retinopathy, due to radiation in uveal melanoma. There is no scientifically proven treatment available at this time.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- The eye was previously irradiated for treatment of a uveal melanoma;
- Decrease of visual acuity after irradiation therapy by more than 10 letters (ETDRS) and is now 20/40 or less;
- Vision decrease is considered to be due to central radiation retinopathy with significant macular edema or optic disc edema;
- Age 18 years or older;
- The patient is fully competent;
- Written informed consent to participate in the trial is given.
- Patient is not pregnant (or not fertile) and is willing to use contraceptives for the duration of the trial (one year)
- Patient is willing and able to return for follow-up.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Vision decrease is considered to be due to ischemic radiation retinopathy without macular edema or optic disc edema;
- Other, approved therapy indicated for treatment of condition;
- Presence of metastasis;
- Evidence of any other significant clinical disorder or laboratory finding that makes it undesirable for the patient to participate in the trial;
- Pre-existing retinopathy due to other disorders;
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00811200
|Contact: Martine J Jager, MD, PhD
|Principal Investigator:
|Martine J Jager, MD, PhD
|Leiden University Medical Center
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|Responsible Party:
|M.J. Jager, MD, Phd, Leiden University Medical Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00811200 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|December 17, 2008
|Last Updated:
|June 30, 2009
|Health Authority:
|Netherlands: Dutch Health Care Inspectorate
Netherlands: The Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (CCMO)
Keywords provided by Leiden University Medical Center:
triamcinolone acetonide
radiation retinopathy after irradiation of uveal melanoma
radiation maculopathy after irradiation of uveal melanoma
radiation choroidopathy after irradiation of uveal melanoma
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Retinal Diseases
Eye Diseases
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms, Germ Cell and Embryonal
Neoplasms, Nerve Tissue
Neuroectodermal Tumors
Neuroendocrine Tumors
Nevi and Melanomas
Triamcinolone Acetonide
Triamcinolone diacetate
Triamcinolone hexacetonide
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Immunologic Factors
Immunosuppressive Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Therapeutic Uses
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CBS and Fox likely would have cut ties with the parent company of two Watertown television stations if it signed a contract proposed by Dish Network allowing the satellite television provider to reschedule program times and zap out commercials.
WWNY-7 News and WNYF-Fox 28 are owned by Kenosha, Wis.-based United Communications Corp., which is still negotiating a three-year contract with Dish after a blackout on Oct. 10 in which transmission signals for the Watertown stations were blocked. Customers wont get those stations back until the two parties agree to contract terms.
Were caught in the middle, said Cathy M. Pircsuk, general manager of the two Watertown stations. If we sign with Dish and that violates contracts with CBS and Fox, then its possible we could lose contact with our networks. So were certainly not going to be put in that position.
United and Dish agreed to the financial terms of the contract in August. But Dish reworded language included in the previous contract that would give it more retransmission rights, Ms. Pircsuk said. Under that revised contract, Dish would be granted authority to modify the way programming is transmitted by CBS and Fox after receiving over-the-air signals. Shifting the times at which programs will air, for example, and discontinuing commercial time would be allowed.
Everyone now wants a piece of what this new technology is going to offer and to get certain rights, Ms. Pircsuk said. Zapping out commercials and time shifting could technically be allowed, but our contracts with networks restrict what we can do with signals when theyre sent to our stations. We have contracts to run programs at specific times, and we dont want to be in the middle of contracts weve signed with Fox and CBS. We ran the language by them, and they said they wouldnt sign it and suggested our partnership might be jeopardized.
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Signals coming over the air were thought to be the publics property, so the cable companies made the argument that they are part of the public and should have rights to receive signals, Mr. Dubin said. CBS took the lead in saying, Youre not an individual, youre a corporation. And were not going to give you this signal as if you were an individual. You cant resell it unless you have a carriage fee.
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Mr. Clough notified the Massena Central School Board of Education in June 2012 that he did not wish to renew his contract when it expired this June 30. Retired St. Lawrence Central School Superintendent Stephen M. Putman was appointed acting superintendent for July, and William W. Crist was named interim superintendent for 2013-14. Mr. Crist, who was superintendent of the Oswego City School District, will begin his duties Aug. 1.
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I have posted sooo much personal information on this website over the past couple of months! Not only could a school easily identify my application, but they could probably learn way more about my personal life then I would ever want them to know. I don't thing I have ever said anything untrue or that could even be held against me (that I can think of)...but just the fact that adcomms could find out my business & my thought processs on different schools as I go through the app process really kind of creeps me out. Everything I have said is stuff that I would not mind my future classmates knowing (I realize that it isn't too difficult to figure out who I am) because I assumed that they were the ones frequenting these boards...but I have said alot of things I wouldn't want adcomms, deans and future profs reading. Prior to BigTex's situation I always assumed that all of the gossip about adcomms reading the board was nothing but rumors and foolishness. It never occured to me that adcomms (or profs) would have the time or inclination to actually bother with searching these boards, matching up files to user names and trying to find out information on us. And what really freaks me out is that I have made posts on just about every Texas thread on this board.....I now feel as if I should go back and either delete or edit all of my previous posts to make sure that they could not be aken as offensive. Plus, it make me a little worried that some of my posts have already been read and might be used against me.Just wanting to know if other posters on this board feel the same way......
Simply put, BigTex just got a leg up on the rest of us by taking a practice run at a process that will likely continue throughout his career and ours. It appears to me that he got through it unscathed, but if he or the rest of us simply chalk it up to "evil, invasive adcomms not playing fair" or some such, a reasonably valuable lesson will, in my mind, be lost.
Indy - I agree with everything you just said and I think that it is the best synopsis of the situation that I have read on this board.However, it absolutely blows my mind that the UT adcomms are taking the time to troll this board when they have a stack of over 6,000 applications sitting in their offices.
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[If you read my site regularly through a feedreader or through email, you'll notice that I've enabled a shortened feed. I'm not happy about this. I HATE shortened feeds. I've done this because my site content has been taken directly from the feed and posted on other sites without my permission. The quickest and easiest way to keep content from being stolen is to no longer publish a full feed. The good news is that everything is still up on the website, and is only a click away. I'm terribly sorry for any inconvenience, and greatly appreciate your support.]
Monday, November 29, 2010
two quick giveaways, a new recipe on the way!
[If you read my site regularly through a feedreader or through email, you'll notice that I've enabled a shortened feed. I'm not happy about this. I HATE shortened feeds. I've done this because my site content has been taken directly from the feed and posted on other sites without my permission. The quickest and easiest way to keep content from being stolen is to no longer publish a full feed. The good news is that everything is still up on the website, and is only a click away. I'm terribly sorry for any inconvenience, and greatly appreciate your support.]
30 comments:
- jrhod711 said...
It's a shame people steal your content, but it won't hurt any of us who read through a feedreader to click on your site. You're doing a great job and I LOVE your site!
- November 29, 2010 at 9:09 AM
- Caite said...
HI Stephanie
Silent auctions are pretty simple if you have enough folks to help with the leg work.
step 1 write a letter - This should be who you are? what you are raising funds for? and When you need their donation ( feel free to contact for a sample)
Step 2 give everyone on the committee a stack of letters.
I send my kids into restaurants with the letter and info about the event and they usually come out with donations in hand.
PERSONAL contact works best!!!IF you do mail letters FOLLOW UP!
Send message out to people in your organization... business owners can donate services, items, etc. follow up
The week before the auction gather all donations and mix into baskets or collections to be bid on.
We assigned themes to classrooms and the classroom went together to put together baskets. Ie a movie night basket with dvds, instant popcorn and sparkling cider and a blanket. OR a gardening theme etc.
Go to :
coffee shops
theatre companies in you local vicinity
restaurants of every type
hotels ( will give get away packages)
Gourmet gift shops
Home business ( Mary Kay, pampered chef, creative memories etc)
Ask among your families if anyone owns a timeshare week they would donate
I could go on and on
Email me firstname.lastname@example.com I will give you pointers
- November 29, 2010 at 10:31 AM
- Jennifer said...
Maybe it's my browser, but it appears that your blog is stuck in your left side bar rather than in the center of your layout. I'm using google chrome.
- November 29, 2010 at 10:38 AM
- Liz said...
I'm sorry your words were stolen! But the only thing that showed up in my feed reader was the title - maybe you could give us just a few words? I'll still click through - and I don't do that for just anyone - but a little teaser would be nice...
Now I'm off to check out the giveaways!
- November 29, 2010 at 10:53 AM
- Remnant said...
I am weird. Part of my contribution to the family Thanksgiving dinner was your "The Best EVER Brussels Sprouts." I don't even like these little things. Have cooked them only twice in 30 years.
Now I am in love. Thank you. They were a huge hit.
Odd that. But I'm not arguing with success!
- November 29, 2010 at 11:08 AM
- Sheryl said...
So sorry people are stealing. Would love to be included in your giveaway. Love your recipes!
- November 29, 2010 at 11:37 AM
- Laura said...
I tried your slow cooker pumpkin pie for the first time on Thanksgiving! Bravo! It was yummy, a hit with the whole family. Even my husband who isn't a PP fan, kept raving about the wonderful smell in the house : ) Our first gluten free holiday...
- November 29, 2010 at 11:46 AM
Hey! No problem to click through to your site. I love your site! By the way, I work in a supermarket, maybe even the one you shop in since I recognize the products in your pictures. I'm always recommending your site to my customers. Thanks for all you do!
- November 29, 2010 at 11:52 AM
- Heather said...
Hi! Long time reader, first time poster. Love your site and love your book. I like to give it to my dutch oven snob friends to convert them to slow cookers.
I decided to post because I'm working on our school auction again for the 2nd year and will gladly help and answer questions. The answer above is great and here are two other ideas.
The parents in our school sign up to have ethnic dinners. No hosting, just potlucking. The bidder buys a dinner to be brought to their house for party. It also helps because we're highly encouraged to socialize with the parents in our class so then the parents bid on dinner. Example, I chip in $50 towards the Italian dinner and our class wins it and we all meet one night at someone's house for Italian dinner night. Sorry it's written a little confusing but it works.
The other idea is class bids. Again, the class pools money to bid on a group kid activity and that because an end of the year outing. One popular ($$) activity is a tour of the local fire house. It's free but we turn it into an item and then a class bids on it.
I agree with Caite that the more volunteers you can get to do the leg work, the more small items you can pull in.
As far as keeping sane, well no. That comes with volunteering right? One little tip that's helped us is to eliminate some of the tiny donations (yes, beggars can be choosers) because they are hard to package and sometimes the most work to get in hand.
The categories we found to be most profitable:
-behind the scenes opportunities (usually through parents work)
Good luck!
- November 29, 2010 at 11:58 AM
I made turkey pot pie. It was lovely. My husband smoked a turkey breast in addition to the roasted turkey and we used both types in the pot pie. PS. I would like you to tell my husband that crockpot cooking is real cooking. He makes fun of me. He says, "Oh yeah, she can cook anything as long as it's in the crockpot." And that pot pie was not done in the crockpot. So there!
- November 29, 2010 at 11:59 AM
After you ask for items for a silent auction you get some CRAZY things (you may specify that in your letter) There are a few places where I live that do silent auctions and the things they get donated that no one may try to bid on - they have a raffle - put buckets in front of each item with a lid that has a slit. They sell tickets 5 for $1 (or something) and then people put tickets into the buckets for the things they are interested in. At certain times they pull one out of each bucket for the winner. It's fun, you make money and people get a kick out of winning something for not too much money.
- November 29, 2010 at 12:18 PM
- graceling said...
I am so sorry people are stealing your content. That is not cool. Your site is, and I will gladly click thru to find out what you have to say.
Um, and stop teasing us with descriptions of your chocolatey goodness. Teasing is not nice. Post post post so I can make it today!
- November 29, 2010 at 12:53 PM
- gfe--gluten free easily said...
Steph--Chocolat pots de creme??? OMG, woman, there's absolutely nothing you can't make in the crockpot--LOVE IT! :-)
Great ideas on silent auction here. As one who bids on silent auction items (from small to big items), one idea for big ticket items is for folks to give something that is not money directly out of their pocket; e.g., folks who have vacation homes can give a week (or weekend). We bought a week like that once. It was one of our best vacations ever. Still went far cheaper than if we'd had to buy it on our own, but the amount was a big boost to the total fundraising efforts.
Off to check out the giveaways and no, I don't mind on the feed at all; that's one reason I went to the shorter feed at gfe. ;-)
- November 29, 2010 at 1:21 PM
- shannon_in_love said...
i don't know what is going on with all the blogs now... my tatting circle is also have huge problems with people stealing their content... i wonder why they are doing it... it seems kinda pointless... i mean your stuff is already here... whats the point in duplicating it?
- November 29, 2010 at 2:10 PM
- apls4tchr said...
LOTS of ideas for Silent Auctions as well. Caite has good ideas! Our biggest items are "Teacher Treasures". Each teacher offers a 'party' type event for up to 5 or 8 kids. They can bid as a group "Your child plus 5 friends" or individually [$50 buy in, $35, etc.] Teachers have done pottery painting, movie & lunch, mini golf, pizza party at a kid cooking place, bowling, etc. etc. Also, the Principal offers a walk and lunch to the local Middle School [for 5th or 6th graders appropriately]. This is a HUGE sell-out as she offers it to a max of 16 kids and it's a free dress day. We also auction off parking spaces for half year [bid on both for full year!]. This brings in hundreds for just one spot! A group of moms and I hosted a summer party [for 50] with a catchy title "Moms & Margaritas". It's a $50 buy in and we host all food and drink and also have a raffle. Some other couples group together to host a dinner for 8, etc. Hope these ideas help!! Have fun!
- November 29, 2010 at 2:16 PM
- budget menu lady said...
For the silent auction, if you do baskets: How about a crockpot with ingredients, ladel and your cookbook inside instead of a basket? Or just a couple of signed cookbooks? I would bid on those.
- November 29, 2010 at 2:49 PM
- Amy said...
I received your cookbook for my birthday. :-) I am excited to try more recipes!
- November 29, 2010 at 4:11 PM
- Mimi said...
Oh, my gosh. I am so glad to only have the feed. I had only had my emails and never come to read the comments. How great. Hello everyone.
Some of the great silent auction items I have seen are irked from the hardware store. Anything they send is a hit. And items from the antique stores. Big seller... Therapeutic massage.
- November 29, 2010 at 6:21 PM
I'm sorry you have been having problems with you blog content. Some people would rather steal other blogers work than do it themselves. Great giveaway!
- November 29, 2010 at 6:42 PM
- firstname.lastname@example.com said...
Silent auctions are TONS of work but I've always had most luck with the local businesses that are closest to the auction site/fundraising family or whatever you are raising funds for. Our local grocery store is always good for a few small gift cards or deli trays. We've also hit up the elderly women in town for their homemade pies -which often times go for more than a savings bond from the local bank! Good luck!
- November 29, 2010 at 8:22 PM
- nancyc20 said...
Hubbs was visiting his dad and fixed your split pea soup recipie from your first book. He said it was wonderful and his dad loved it!!! I can't wait to try it when he brings the book home! :o)
- November 29, 2010 at 10:47 PM
- Yvonne Hall said...
I'm a fairly new fan of yours and just want to say thanks for the uncommon goods link on this post -- such cool stuff!!!
Yvonne Hall
- November 30, 2010 at 1:21 AM
- Kat said...
There appears to be nothing you can't make in a good slow cooker ...... no wonder why I like it so much well ok that and all your wonderful recipes!
Can not wait to see this next recipe - I swear we will be licking the crock pot with this one I am sure.
- November 30, 2010 at 6:45 AM
- Purple Echo said...
We did a silent auction a few weeks ago and made almost $2000. We did a giftcard basket. It was easy to get people to donate because everyone has one lying around that they have not used. We also got some from local businesses. I used floral tape to attach a fake rose to the top of wooden skewers with a couple of leaves on it too then taped a gift card to each "stem". I poked them into floral foam that I put in a basket with moss on top. We called it "bloomin giftcards". Make sure to have a list on the outside with all the cards and the total value. We also had a spa type basket with teeth whitening from a local dentist and various other items that would go with it. I packed it all in one of those "Caboodles" beauty cases (bought at Target) and it looked really cute. We also did great with a couple of vacation weeks that people had donated - one up in the mountains and one in Hawaii. The principal auctioned herself off to make a gourmet dinner in someone's home. Good luck!
- November 30, 2010 at 7:58 AM
- Becca said...
I still like you even if you do need oil of olay to stop time. :-P
- November 30, 2010 at 5:43 PM
- Kimberly N said...
Thanks for putting some real info in the short feed... enough to know whether I need to click through. The sites that have just a title... well let's just say I have limited time and only read things that interest me.
- December 2, 2010 at 3:23 PM
- Elizabeth said...
Steph - for your auction, see if you can talk the principal into an item called "principal for a day" or "librarian for a day". "Janitor for a day" probably wouldn't be a good seller, but maybe a good punishment (sorry..."negative consequence") for a parent to purchase.
We also have a prime parking spot reserved for an auction winner...highest bidder wins the coveted spot for a year, and we post a sign ("Reserved for auction winner").
One good moneymaker was a parent luncheon. No "winner", but everyone who wanted to participate paid $15 to attend a luncheon with other parents. It was hosted by several moms at a home.
Remember to invite people from your community...school board members, principals and staff of other schools, PTA board members from other schools, especially ones that might feed into yours. We offered free tickets to other PTAs. (Our auction was part of a larger event...dinner, band, bar, etc.) Yes...adults only.
Each classroom also does a big art project, and those are the biggest money makers. Some parents will pay anything to win THE piece from their kid's class. Sometimes every year! Some of ours sold for $750+.
- December 3, 2010 at 6:41 AM
- Sharon, The Queen Blogger said...
I loved Uncommon Goods so much, I ran down my laptop battery! The science pillows are fabulously creative!
- December 3, 2010 at 9:44 AM
- TZel said...
I have always loved your recipes and encouragement. Thanks to you!
- December 3, 2010 at 3:37 PM
- Connie said...
I've been to silent auctions that were also bingo game fund raisers. In advance, the hosts would visit local shops of interest (jewelry, rugs, handmade crafts, soaps, candles, restaurants coupons, etc) and ask for items for donation ... to support your cause, and in return, they'll get the free advertisement. Make sure bidders know who donated! Get the business cards to display, at the event, etc (which, I assume you could also do online in some version of a silent auction) Invite the shop owners to the bingo game. Have folks attending pay an entry fee, plus a reasonable fee per bingo game card. Prizes are a must. Funds are earned through the bingo game, and also, between rounds, people would go around the donations table and place their bids on the items, which would be displayed, with a minimum bid noted if required. One event that I went to had three rounds of bidding. After each round, when people went back to play more bingo, volunteers read the secret bids, found the highest amount, noted that amount publicly, and then let people bid again, etc. I haven't hosted one, but as for my attendance, I thought it was good fun, a good way to shop for something nice!, a good way to give to charity, and a good way to see what local merchants have to offer (and which ones give to charitable causes).
- December 6, 2010 at 12:08 AM
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NEWPORT–So close.
Tied at 40 with no time on the clock and three shots to earn the win, the basketball Gods frowned down upon the Falcons as Emma Joslin was unable to find the bottom of the net, and North Country went on to lose the game 47-43 in overtime.
Now before anyone jumps on Joslin, remember this, it was her hard work and effort that got the Falcons in the position to win the game in the first place, but we will get to that later.
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"We were definitely rusty," said coach Claude Paul, "We hadn't played in two weeks, and it was one of those games where you said it was going to take us a while to get going, but it really never got going."
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SOUTH ROYALTON – Craftsbury Academy headed south to take on #4 Rochester Friday evening. Both clubs tied with identical 16-4 records, but the Chargers lost out on the chance for the high seed and the home game because of a loss they suffered last Saturday in a head-to-head matchup between the two clubs.
The Rockets were in command from tip-off dominating every facet of the game to book a trip to the Barre Aud with a convincing 84-58 victory.
Vermont's personal highlight reel, Pavin Parrish, led all scorers with 35 points, including a perfect 15-15 from the free throw stripe.
JERICHO–The North Country boys basketball team's season came to an end on Wednesday night with a 76-38 loss to the top seeded Mount Mansfield Cougars.
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"The score was 10-6 and Caleb had back-to-back drives, but they didn't go in, and they (MMU) came right back and took what could have been a tie score and made it 15-6,"said Coach Brian Bonvechio.
JAY–North Country's boys hockey team came out on Wednesday night and played a hard-nosed, well disciplined game to earn a 4-2 win over Spaulding in the opening round of the Metro Division play-offs.
Said Assistant Captain Nate Stewart on the win, "This is amazing, I can't really explain it anymore than we are ecstatic."
Coach Andrew Roy shuffled his lines, and the combinations produced a well balanced attack for the Falcons.
MONTPELIER – The Lake Region Rangers took to the road Wednesday night for the first round of the Division 2 playoffs against the #7 seeded Montpelier Solons. The Rangers were without sophomore Alex Beauregard for the contest who suffered a high ankle sprain during the closing moments of the last game against Richford. After a contest that went down to the wire, the blue and white ultimately fell 62-55.
HARDWICK–It took until the later stages of the game, but Craftsbury was able to put together a 16-3 run to get past the Chelsea Red Devils to advance in the Division four play-offs.
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Kyle Adams had seventeen points in the win, and freshman Alex Vetere had eleven.
Their game against number four Rochester is slated to take place on Friday at the South Royalton high school at 7:00.
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BURLINGTON–A twenty-one point second quarter sealed the win for the Burlington Seahorses as they edged out North Country 46-36 in girls basketball action Tuesday night.
It was 11-11 after the first, then came the disastrous second.
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Noelle Pinard continued her strong play, scoring twenty points and grabbing five boards.
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NEWPORT–The North Country girls hockey team get their post-season underway tonight when they host Rutland at the Jay Peak Ice Haus at 6:00.
It has been a fantastic year for the Falcons. They have more than doubled their previous season's win total, and made the jump from the bottom of the barrel to being one of the top teams in the Lake Division.
13-6 North Country faced off against the 10-7 Red Raiders just once this season, a 5-3 loss in Rutland.
NEWPORT–It is play-off time in the wonderful world of winter sports, and three of the four area high schools (UCA will not make a stab at the Division 4 basketball post-season this year) will get the second season underway today.
First up is the North Country boys basketball team.
The Falcons finished the year at 6-14, and their record earned them a date with top seeded Mount Mansfield Cougars in Jericho.
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A federal judge in New York has ordered the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to make the oral emergency contraceptive Plan B available to girls of all ages without a prescription. The "emergency" contraceptive, designed to be taken within 72 hours after a woman has sex, is known by pro-life activists as the "abortion pill" because of evidence that it can cause spontaneous abortion in women who take it by preventing a newly conceived embryo from implanting in the uterine wall.
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Pro-abortion groups were shocked and angered when in 2011 Sebelius and the Obama administration, normally two reliable allies with the pro-abortion/contraception lobby, announced the Plan B restrictions. In a memorandum explaining her decision to overrule the FDA, Sebelius said she was concerned that "use studies submitted to FDA do not include data on all ages for which the drug would be approved and available over-the-counter."
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Doug's Diary, Day Three; McDermott Reacts To Making Initial Cut
Creighton men's basketball player Doug McDermott headed to Colorado Springs, Colo., on Friday, June 17th to attend the 2011 USA U19 World Championship Team Training Camp. He is one of 20 players in camp, a figure which was cut to 13 on Sunday morning before reaching its final roster of 12 sometime on Wednesday.
The 12 men that make the team will head to Lithuania on June 24th for a few practices and scrimmages before competing in the 2011 FIBA U19 World Championship For Men in late June/early July in Latvia.
While he's away, Doug will be writing a blog exclusively on GoCreighton.com, and will try to keep us updated while he's away. Below is his third entry, with USA Basketball photos by Steven Maikoski/USA Basketball:
Day 3
What a special day it was here in Colorado. I started off the morning with a 6:45 wake up call and it was not easy waking up. You could tell by the body language that most of the guys were tired and sore arriving the practice facility. We started off by doing 20 minutes of transition drills and then it was right to scrimmages. We played three games and my team won them all, so it was a great way to start the morning.
After the scrimmages came the big news. The committee took us into a conference room where Coach Boeheim talked to us about how well this group of guys competed this weekend. He told us that we are all good enough to be on the team and that it was as hard as it's ever been to cut players. I really didn't know where I stood in the mix before Sean Ford (USA Basketball's men's national team director) read off the finalists for the team. Then my name was called. I can't put into words the special feeling I had that moment. It was tough (and awkward) to say goodbye to the guys that were cut. They are all great players and have very bright futures ahead of them. I'm sure they will all use this as motivation to become better players.
After a very defensive-emphasized evening practice and a much-needed ice bath, I have had some time to reflect on the big news I received today. I am very blessed to be in this position representing Creighton. They make one more cut on Wednesday, so I am going to do everything I can to avoid that. I hope all is well back in Omaha and want to give big thanks to you guys for being best fans there is. I got a lot of love from you on Twitter and greatly appreciate that. Oh, one more thing...Happy Fathers Day Coach Mac and to all the fathers out there!
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