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CANTON Combining sports teams at Canton and Potsdam school districts could prove to be the most controversial aspect of a proposal to merge the two neighboring school districts.
Members of the 28-member joint advisory merger committee reviewed data Monday evening regarding how a combined school district would impact athletics and extracurricular activities. The panel also reviewed data collected about each districts building facilities.
Consultants hired to conduct the merger study said although fewer students would be able to play popular sports such as soccer, basketball and ice hockey, a larger school could create more competitive teams and encourage some students to try a different sport or activity.
Ive seen kids who didnt make soccer, but excelled at cross-country, said Douglas B. Hamlin of Western New York Educational Council, Buffalo.
A larger district would also help provide more athletes for football and other sports that require large numbers.
According to his data, both Potsdam and Canton now offer more varsity sports than 20 years ago even though student enrollment has decreased significantly at each district.
In 1992-93, Potsdam offered 19 varsity sports and had 1,837 students. This year the district has 22 varsity sports and an enrollment of 1,335.
Canton now offers 20 varsity sports compared to 19 in 1992-93. Since then, student enrollment has dropped from 2,058 to 1,334.
The capacity to maintain that level and remain competitive is somewhat stressed and becoming more difficult to afford. This is a perspective to keep in mind, Mr. Hamlin said.
Potsdam High School Principal Joann Chambers said students have become accustomed to making any varsity team they try out for and it wasnt always this way.
Its become an expectation, she said. There would have to be a culture shift with the kids.
In regards to extracurricular activities, the consultants found that some clubs are inactive or under utilized because they lack student participation or face budget constraints.
A merged district would provide a larger critical mass of students, allowing the chance to maintain traditional activities and possibly create new ones, the consultants said.
In regard to facilities, the consultants said it would not be necessary to build a brand new school building because enough space exists to house students in a merged district.
After reviewing four options, the majority of committee members favored the one that allowed each district to keep their own elementary school for grades pre-kindergarten through grade 4. That option would also involve combining Canton and Potsdam into one middle school for grades 5 to 8. The combined high school would house grades 9 to 12. One community would have the middle school while the other would have the high school.
The next joint advisory committee meeting is scheduled for March 12 at Potsdam Central. Employee contracts and staffing will be discussed at that session.
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Knicks Get the Full J.R.
Brian DiMennaMy favorite part of that highlight is the flummoxed Charlotte broadcaster's resigned, "Man, that's a tough shot" that punctuates the moment.
Because, man, that was a tough shot.
The Knicks received last night pretty much the total of the J.R. Smith experience. The highs, the lows, the laughs, the tears and a general sense of nuttiness that come with having a player like Smith on your team. And I'm in.
After J.R.'s hot start to the season, there was a lot of ink spilled about the changes he's made, both on and off the court (The off the court part is almost sort of disappointing. Sure, it's nice to get the advantage of his improved focus, but even my imagined idea of Smith's NYC nightlife gave me considerable joy). Mike Woodson was given a lot of credit for his mentoring of Smith, for finding a way to corral his enigmatic talents. And, yeah, there's probably some truth to that, but I don't really think Smith's changed all that much. This is who he is. An extremely talented, if inconsistent player, who in the right role is a great weapon to have.
Within the span of a few seconds, Smith's night went from 1-of-9 from three, an almost bizarrely mishandled fast break in the closing seconds that nearly caused Jason Kidd's head to explode and the looming "What's wrong with J.R. Smith?" headlines cued up, to being transformed instantly by a gorgeous, fadeaway, game-winning buzzer-beater that left everyone marveling at what fun it is to have a guy like Smith on their team.
Which is as it should be.
You don't hand a guy like Smith the keys to your offense and say, "Hey, why don't you drive?" but if you have him in the right role and the proper context, he can make for one pretty entertaining ride.

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LISBON Code enforcement officer Christopher J. Sherwin was hired by the town at Thursdays meeting on a provisional basis until he takes a required civil service exam next year.
Mr. Sherwin began working 24 hours a week in May for a trial period.
Because working more than 20 hours is consider full-time by the state, the Town Council was required to either reduce his hours or rehire him on a provisional basis until he passes a civil service exam.
Before May, Mr. Sherwin was working 12 to 15 hours per week. He makes approximately $18 per hour.
Mr. Sherwin said he did not feel he would be able to meet the requirements of the position at less than 20 hours per week.
The Town Council unanimously supported hiring him on a provisional basis and requesting a civil service exam on his behalf.
I would like to keep him on at 24 hours, Councilor Alan D. Dailey said.
In June, Councilor Gary J. Jarvis, liaison to the Lisbon Planning Board, said members of the Planning Board were happy that Mr. Sherwin was working more hours.
In January, Planning Board Chairman Steven Wallace said Mr. Sherwin wasnt keeping up with the demands of the job.
But Mr. Jarvis said having Mr. Sherwin on call 24 hours a week had satisfied the Planning Board.
Mr. Sherwin said he expects to take the test in June.
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Currently I guess my Host name is just localhosr@localdomain. It serves its purpose as I can access it from across the lan but is it recommended to change this to something else.
The reason I am asking is because I am going to instal wbmin RPM and I want every thing setup corrects before I install it.
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I am still doing everything as root. I know its not proper so tell me how to change this
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edit your /etc/sysconfig/network file and replace the localhost.localdomain with what you want.
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Look! A moist, delcious blueberry coffee cake! And I made it! All by myself! In the slow cooker!
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Blueberry Coffee Cake Slow Cooker Recipe
Look! A moist, delcious blueberry coffee cake! And I made it! All by myself! In the slow cooker!
7 comments:
- Jen said...
Can I get the recipe please?
- September 1, 2008 at 11:13 PM
you are amazing
- October 17, 2008 at 9:50 AM
- Crickette said...
Me too. I want the recipe, also. Can I please please please have the recipe. I'm new to this cooking thing and I don't know how to make the dough you made or what ingredients you used. Come on, now. Don't leave me hanging here. Help me out and throw me a bone here. I neeeeeeed more infO. :D
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- February 26, 2009 at 8:43 PM
Why use your crockpot to bake? I will tell you why, like it's cousins the toaster oven and counter top oven, you can put them outside during the heat of summer. It really helps to cut down on cooling costs for your home, or keeps it from getting sweltering if you don't have A/C, meanwhile, you enjoy wonderful baked and roasted food. Find a covered location and near an electrical outlet or an area that allows for an extension cord. Usually most people will have an ideal space right outside their front or back door. Voila, you have a summer kitchen!
- March 20, 2009 at 8:35 AM
- Colleen said...
Did you ever share this recipe, or are you making us buy the book? ;^)
- June 20, 2009 at 5:55 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
bwhahahaha, Colleen! I used the recipe on the side of the bag. ;-)
xox steph
- June 20, 2009 at 9:07 AM
I always find myself wanting to use my crock pot during the summer but not doing so because of the heat. What a great suggestion to put it outside to cook, I would have never thought of that! Genius Sarah, thank you!
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Knicks Interested in O.J. Mayo?
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In a separate matter, Memphis Grizzles guard O.J. Mayo could be on the move soon, and a source close to his family thinks he could end up with the Knicks.
"They're gonna move him next week and I think he's gonna end up in New York," the source said.
D'Antoni appears to have lost faith in shooting guards Andy Rautins and Kelenna Azubuike. Rautins is completely out of the mix and D'Antoni has said he doesn't think Azubuike has recovered sufficiently from his knee surgery to contribute.
Still, a second source close to the Knicks said he thought the Mayo acquisition was unlikely.
"I don't think we're gonna get him," the second source said. "We're playing so good, you really don't want to mess with it. You don't want to tinker with it too much.


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Teaching and research are supported by the University's extensive collections—the Yale University Art Gallery, the Yale Center for British Art, the Peabody Museum of Natural History, and the Collection of Musical Instruments. All the collections are open to the public.
The Yale University Art Gallery, founded in 1832, today houses a collection that has grown to rank with those of the major public art museums in the United States. Its two connected buildings house ancient, medieval, and Renaissance art, Near and Far Eastern art, archaeological material from the University's excavations, Pre-Columbian and African art, works of European and American masters from virtually every period, and a rich collection of modern art. Across the street, the Yale Center for British Art, which opened in 1977, holds the largest collection of British art and illustrated books anywhere outside the United Kingdom.
Yale's Peabody Museum of Natural History, founded in 1866, contains one of the great scientific collections in North America. Among its holdings are the University's comprehensive mineralogical and ornithological collections, the second-largest repository of dinosaur artifacts in the United States, and the largest intact Apatosaurus (Brontosaurus) in the world. The Peabody is truly a working museum, where public exhibition, research, conservation, teaching, and learning intersect.
Institutions like the Art Gallery, the Center for British Art, and the Peabody Museum hold only a portion of the treasures in the University's collections. From paintings by Picasso, to pterodactyl remains, to a 1689 tenor viol in the Collection of Musical Instruments, Yale's possessions are meant to be accessible to the communities they enrich.
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Panic in the Streets
1950. USA. Elia Kazan. 96 min.
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Panic in the Streets
1950. USA. Directed by Elia Kazan. Screenplay by Richard Murphy. With Richard Widmark, Paul Douglas, Barbara Bel Geddes, Zero Mostel. Preserved with funds from Celeste Bartos. 96 min.
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NEWPORT–For the second straight match, the North Country Falcons got wins from their top three singles players, but unlike their previous contest with Spaulding, they were able to win that elusive fourth match to beat the BFA Bobwhites 4-3 in boys tennis action.
The team will be back in action this Saturday, when they host St. Johnsbury at Prouty Beach at 10:00.
For the full story, see the Express on Wednesday 5-1-13.
NEWPORT–On Friday, North Country hosted the first of three track meets that will take place at the school this season.
Phoenix Alix, who took second place in the girls high jump, spoke about her day at the track, saying, "It was only my second time doing it (high jump), and when I started, I couldn't jump over anything, so I was pretty pleased with how well I did."
Due to a technical snafu, the results were delayed in getting to the offices of the Express.
Also, thanks to the limited personnel available, and the vacation-induced roster shortages, team results were not kept.
Lake Region's baseball team picked up two wins late last week to improve their record to 3-1.
On Thursday, the boys traveled to Danville, where they earned a hard fought, 11 inning 4-3 win over the Indians.
Alex Menard, Dustin Bathalon and Logan Harper each doubled for the Rangers, while Matt Messier improved his hitting streak to 3 games in a row.Â
Messier started the game, going 6 innings and allowing two runs. Logan Harper came in for relief for 4 innings to get the win, and Isaac Sweeney earned the save.
On Saturday, Lake Region won a high scoring affair against Winooski 12-10.
WINOOSKI-For the second time in four contests this season, the Lake Region Rangers softball team took out their whoopin' sticks, as they trounced Winooski Saturday morning, 37-1 in girls high school action.
Earlier in the week, the Rangers traveled to Danville, where they dropped a tough-to-swallow 8-4 contest.
For the full story, see the Express on Monday 4-29-13
NCU 9, Rice 4
So. BURLINGTON–Anna Bingham drove in 3 runs as the Falcons earned their 1st win of the season against Rice.
Taylor Blake got the win for 1-3 No. Country, striking out 9 batters in 7 innings of work.
The girls will look to make it 2 in a row when they travel to take on BFA St. Albans on Tuesday at 4:30.
Rice 15, NCU 0
So. BURLINGTON–Rice's 20 hits were too much for the Falcons on Thursday, as they lost to move to 0-4 in 2013.
Wyatt Prue took the loss for NCU, while Will Conroy picked up the win for the Green Knights.
The Enosburg Yellow Jackets pocketed a 5-4 victory over Lake Region in girls high school softball Monday evening, in a game far different than either had played yet this season.
Enosburg moves to 2-1, while LR drops to 1-1 and travels to Danville Thursday.
For the full story, see the Express on 4-24-13.
ORLEANS–Lake Region's baseball club had a rough go of it on Monday afternoon, as they fell 13-4 to Enosburg in a make-up game from Saturday's rain out.
Alex Beauregard got the start for the Rangers, his first at the varsity level after a brief hiatus from the game.
Beauregard took the loss, going 3 1/3, with 5 K's and 6 walks.
Now 1-1, Lake Region will travel to Danville for their first road game of the year on Thursday.
For the full story, see the Express on Wednesday 4-24-13.
NEWPORT–After a Friday night full of rain, the heavy winds that swirled across the Kingdom dried out the field at North Country Union High School, allowing the Falcon baseball team to play host to the Burlington Seahorses on Saturday morning.
The Falcons' bats came alive over the weekend, as they plated nine runs, but Burlington was two runs better, topping the maroon and white 11-9 for the win.
"Today we were a much better team defensively than the other day," said NCU Coach Brian Bonvechio in reference to Thursday's 14-1 loss to Vergennes.
NEWPORT–Anna Bingham hit a two-run homer to tie the game in the bottom of the seventh, but Burlington would score in the eighth, as the Falcons fell 4-3 in extra innings.
It was a much better outing for the girls, who were coming off of a 23-2 loss to Vergennes just two days earlier.
While it was a low scoring game overall, things got off to a bang when Erika Lyon went deep off of NCU's starting pitcher Taylor Blake.
Blake would settle down after that, and hold the Seahorses off the board until the seventh.
Meanwhile, the Falcons waited until the 6th inning before tying the game.
Staff Reports
Lake Region 16, Hazen 0 (5)
ORLEANS–Matt Messier threw five no-hit innings, and went 3-3 at the plate with three doubles and four RBI's as the Rangers won their mercy rule-shortened contest with Hazen on Thursday.
Other highlights form the game included a great game at the plate by Dustin Bathalon, who was 2-2 with a double and four RBI's.
Sam Barbeau added a single and 2 RBI's for Lake Region as well.
Now the 1-0, the Rangers will host Enosburg today at 4:30.
The game was originally slated for Saturday morning, but the field was too wet to play on.


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PHOTOS: Suspect wanted for the murder of Zuheily Rosado
Fernandez claimed in confession stepfather's abuse made him angry at his half-brother
Crippled sailboat runs aground in Ponte Vedra
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WASHINGTON (USA TODAY) -- The Senate voted 58-41 Tuesday to confirm Chuck Hagel
as the new Defense secretary to succeed Leon Panetta, thus ending a
contentious battle over his nomination.
Senators voted 71-27
earlier Tuesday afternoon to end debate on President Obama's nomination
of Hagel, a Republican former senator from Nebraska.
Hagel will
immediately inherit a budget crisis. Last week, the Pentagon announced
that it plans to furlough the majority of its 800,000 civilian employees
to help meet a $46 billion shortfall caused by automatic spending cuts
that begin March 1 and its stop-gap budget that prevents shifting funds
to urgent needs.
The contentious nomination process will not
prevent Hagel from dealing with Congress, George Little, the Pentagon
press secretary, said after the vote. Hagel is a "team player" whose
interest in cooperation will extend to Congress, Little said.
Hagel has been briefed on issues facing the Pentagon and will be ready to start work immediately upon confirmation, Little said.
faced opposition from his own party. He cleared the Senate Armed
Services Committee on a 14-11 party-line vote on Feb. 12. On Feb. 14,
Republicans blocked a final vote on the nomination. His nomination sat
idle last week with the Senate in recess. Of his major critics, Sen.
John McCain, R-Ariz., signaled that he would no longer oppose a vote on
Hagel's nomination, setting the stage for Tuesday's vote.
McCain voted to end debate but against Hagel's confirmation.
such as McCain and Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, have
continued to say Hagel is unfit to lead the military. As a senator,
Hagel approved military action in Iraq but later criticized the Bush
administration's handling of the war. His criticism of the surge of
troops in 2007 that helped bring down violence there angered McCain, who
blasted Hagel for it at his confirmation hearing.
The ranking
member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. James Inhofe,
R-Okla., opposed Hagel, and questioned his toughness on Iran and its
nuclear ambitions. Graham has said comments Hagel has made show a lack
of commitment to Israel. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, raised questions about
the propriety of Hagel's income, suggesting at one point that he might
have received funds from North Korea.
Hagel has maintained, in answers to the Senate, that he has received no money from such nations.
Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who leads the Armed Services
Committee, has said Hagel supplied the committee with the information it
needed to approve his nomination.
Hagel, 66, was born in North
Platte, Neb. In 1968, Hagel and his brother Tom were both wounded in
combat in Vietnam. Chuck Hagel rescued his brother and was awarded two
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Megan Tubbs throws across the diamond for an out in the game against Union on Tuesday. Solid defense kept Union from scoring more than six runs off their 14 hits.
With third place in the region pretty much in the bag, the Carbon girl's softball team need play every game with an eye to the play-in game. Last time around Union beat the Dinos 9-0. This Tuesday Carbon still lost, but this time only allowed Union to score 6 runs in the 6-0 loss.
With no blowout innings, Coach Tony Pinedo was satisfied with the team defense that Carbon exhibited on the field. Kenzie Cave had another solid outing despite taking the loss.
"Kenzie used her changeup and kept them off balance. They got 14 hits, but our defense kept them from turning those into runs. We missed AO's (Alexis Oliver) presence in the outfield and at the plate."
Oliver was fielding a pop fly in practice and lost the ball in the sun. It hit her in the face and she was sporting two shiners and a very swollen and bruised face as she sat on the bench watching the game.
But the one thing missing in the effort for the Lady Dinos was offense. Carbon only had one runner the entire game as they seemed mystified by the good pitching from Union. Pinedo was a bit frustrated with that aspect of the game and is hoping he can help his squad learn to make the small adjustments at the plate needed to find their stroke against the good pitcher.
The Lady Dinos are scheduled to head to Manti for a non-region game on Thursday and that will depend on the weather as will the Friday game scheduled at Park City on Friday. The Friday game is the last region game for the Dinos of the season before the play-ins.
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I am looking for a minimal or zero drop shoe that would work well as an approach shoe for climbing. I liked my Inov-8 295's but they changed them and I won't be buying the new model. I am used to VFF Komodos and Altra Lone Peaks for hiking and backpacking but neither one actually climbs very well. I have some Five.Ten Guides (and they climb well), but they are a bit heavy and hot and not as minimal as I have come to enjoy. Any suggestions would be welcome.
Edited by rOg_w on 06/17/2013 20:15:38 MDT.
most approach shoes arent minimal, and dont arent that flat .... the guides are one of the flatter ones out therethe daescents are minimalistic, but they arent zero drop, they have foam under em ... but they climb like no other approach shoe
They aren't very durable, and they aren't stiff enough to climb incredibly well, but I use the New Balance MT00 as an approach shoe. I used them successfully approaching the Diamond on Longs with climbing + bivy gear and for all the NC/CO/NH cragging I've done over the past two years. They are light, and they pack up small.
I haven't worn these Inov-8s, but have seen them in person and was intrigued. I believe they are now discontinued - I did find them here with a quick search though:http://www.sportsshoes.com/product/INO105/inov~8-griproc-325-trail-and-climbing-shoes/
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate community editor
As temperatures begin to dip below the zero mark on Carbon County thermometers and local children head out to their favorite snow hills, local residents are reminded of the danger and sudden onset of hypothermia.
According to Utah's travel and safety website, hypothermia is an unintentional decrease in body temperature to below 95 degrees F. The condition is dangerous and potentially fatal. Another definition of hypothermia provided by Wikipedia states, "hypothermia is a condition in which an organism's temperature drops below that required for normal metabolism and bodily functions. In warm blooded animals, core body temperature is maintained near constant level through biologic homeostasis. But, when the body is exposed to cold, its internal mechanisms may be unable to replenish the heat that is lost to the organisms surroundings."
No matter how it is explained, hypothermia is a painful and often fatal condition.
The disease can affect anyone, however it is most prevalent among the elderly and those with chronic conditions such as diabetes when temperatures are near or below freezing. The good news about hypothermia is that it can be avoided even in the most difficult situations.
"You can keep yourself warm and protected from the harsh winter weather by dressing in layers," explained the Utah safety site at www.health.utah.gov.
Layering means wearing one layer of clothing over another. This technique traps the insulating air between the layers and prevents heat loss from the body by resisting:
â¢Conduction, heat loss by direct contact.
â¢Convection, heat loss due to the surrounding cold air.
â¢Evaporation, heat loss due to sweating and breathing.
The site suggests starting with long Polyprolene, Capilene, Coolmax, ZeO2 or any other non-absorbing material as a first layer. Cotton is not good in the winter, states the site.
The second layer should provide insulation and should be thicker than the first. It is also important that this layer retain it's heat insulating properties even when wet, like as a polyester fleece substance.
The third layer should be used for protection from the wind, rain and snow. Materials such as Goretex, Entrant, Versatech, Helly Tech and Ultrex are recommended by the Utah safety and heath administration.
"The advantage of layering is that a layer of clothing can be easily removed as the body warms," explains the site.
The symptoms of hypothermia can be difficult to recognize at first but the earlier the condition is detected the better the subject's chance of survival from the ordeal.
According to Wikipedia, during initial stages, the victim becomes unable to perform complex tasks with their hands; their hands become numb and their breathing becomes quick and shallow.
"Often, a person will experience a warm sensation, as if they have recovered but they are in fact heading into stage two," explains the online community encyclopedia. "Another test to see if a person is entering stage two is if they are unable to touch their thumb with their little finger."
Once a person's body has dropped more than 3.8-7.6 degrees shivering becomes more violent and coordination becomes more and more impaired. As the body attempts to heat its inner organs, lips, ears and toes may become blue.
One an individuals body has dropped below 89.6 degrees, shivering usually stops. The person has difficulty speaking and is in the third stage of hypothermia where metabolic processes shut down. From here, pulse and respiration rates decrease significantly and major organs begin to fail.
Treatment of hypothermia consists of drying, sheltering and gradually warming, making sure not the rub the patient's body, to warm with blankets and, if possible transfer ones own body heat. It is vital that the core of the body is warmed first or else the cold blood will be forced towards the heart and may cause death.
"In the field, a mildly hypothermic person can be effectively rewarmed through close body contact from a companion and by drinking warm sweet liquids," explains the site.
Wikipedia warns that all moderate to severe cases of hypothermia require immediate evacuation and treatment in a hospital and that a person is not dead until they are "warm and dead."
As a strange side note, according to the site, there is considerable evidence that children who suffer near-drowning accidents in water near 32 degrees can be revived over an hour after losing consciousness. The cold water lowers metabolism, allowing the brain to withstand much longer periods of hypoxia.
For further information concerning hypothermia, visit Wikipedia and the Utah Travel and Safety Council.


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I was so thrilled when I received Pepy's invite to be her guest post late last year, however due to my tight schedule I was unable to fulfill my part of the bargain immediately.
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Guest Post #4 ~ Kuih Spera
I was so thrilled when I received Pepy's invite to be her guest post late last year, however due to my tight schedule I was unable to fulfill my part of the bargain immediately.
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Sedapnya.. I nak tiga boleh?ReplyDelete
Ps. Your son so kacak! ;)
Kuih spera and there rest are nostalgic! That looks so delish :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations on the guest post dear, I'm heading right away to Pepy's space now :)ReplyDelete
That looks lovely! Heading over to Pepy's blog.ReplyDelete
These patties look lovely ! that's what we call this.heading on to you post to read the rest.ReplyDelete
Nak lebih dari 3 pun boleh ...:D
Thank you :D
Thank you :)
Love and other spices
Thank you :D
Hi Lisa! Ohhh these look really delicious. I'm heading over to Pepy's blog now. :-)ReplyDelete
That certainly does look yummy!!!! Thanks for the post! Will definitely look it up at Pepy's blog :)ReplyDelete
Ohoooo your puff so kembong....klu I buat mesti pepeh je... Where i can get the recipe?ReplyDelete
Thank you :D
The Innovative Baker!
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i have no idea what kuih spera is so it's really enlightening to read and find out how to make it! and glad i headed down to pepy's cos i found another website to stalk ;pReplyDelete
LOL... stalk-away JAnine ;P
Great post, Lisa!! I LOVE your old school food styling here with the metal cup and the brown paper bag. So simple and totally exuded the essence of the recipe. Another amazing recipe =)ReplyDelete
Oh Lisa! These look just perfect! Heading over now..ReplyDelete
thank you... :D
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Hope some one can shed some light on a small problem I have.
I want to dynamically display a logo depending on what domain is pointing at the site.
So at the moment the code is this
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I have tried this but it has thrown up errors.
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Telling your partner you have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) is likely to be an uncomfortable experience. But partner notification helps ensure your partner or partners get tested and treated so that they do not pass the infection to others or back to you.
In a January 19, 2007 BMJ Online First article, researchers reviewed studies that looked at ways to improve the effectiveness of partner notifications. They found that STI patients armed with medications or additional information for their partners were less likely to have an ongoing or recurrent STI than patients who simply notified their partners about their exposure to an STI.
About the Study
The researchers analyzed data from 14 randomized trials, which included 12,389 men and women with a variety of treatable STIs including gonorrhea and chlamydia . The trials compared the effectiveness of simple patient referrals (patients telling their partner(s) that they have been exposed to an STI) to supplemented patient referrals. Patient referrals were supplemented with 1) patient-delivered partner therapy, where the patient was given drugs or a prescription for their partner; 2) chlamydia sampling kits given to the patient for their partner; 3) and additional STI information given to the patient for their partner. The researchers measured effectiveness as a reduction in the number of ongoing or recurrent sexually transmitted infections in the original patients.
Five of six trials found patient-delivered partner therapy was modestly more effective than patient referral alone at reducing ongoing and recurrent STIs in the original patients. Supplementing patient referrals with additional information for partners was as effective as patient-delivered partner therapy. Finally, trials that provided chlamydia patients with home sampling kits for their partners resulted in an increase in the number of partners who got treated.
All of the studies included in this analysis had methodological weaknesses that could have biased their results, according to the authors of this review.
How Does This Affect You?
This analysis found that patient referrals supplemented with patient-delivered partner therapy or additional information for partners were more effective than patient referrals alone in reducing ongoing and recurrent STI infections in the original patients.
Tell your sexual partner or partners if you have a sexually transmitted infection. Doing so will allow them to get tested and treated before they unwittingly pass the infection to someone else or back to you.
Talk to your physician about how to broach the topic with your partner. And request some written information about the STI and its testing and treatment for your partner. A little knowledge can go a long way in treating and preventing STIs.
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RAINY DAY Can you notice the rain drops on my dress? James and I started to shoot this look when suddenly a wild cloud appeared above our heads. This is what I call spring weather surprises, BAM you never know what weather you'll have and my best advice is to always have an umbrella with. Today, James and I are leaving for the Caprice festival in Crans Montana, we got invited there to join in the 20min team for a quick interview and we'll also habe the chance to assist to some very nice concerts such as the Gorrilaz that I really enjoy listening to. We're thrilled. Anyway, I am excited to share this experience with you and we'll do as many pictures as possible.
Now, we shot those pictures yesterday. I just got an exciting package from a really cool brand called www.minusey.com, I couldn't wait to make pictures with this incredible faux-leather dress. I decided to match it to a silver clutch which is from the brand aswell. I love it's minimalistic shape and interesting silver detail. The cherry on the top of the pudding : the necklace I just received it from the Chictopia shop ( thanks to Amethyst for this gorgeous gift). They actually have so many incredible pieces, and it's a good spot to discover new online shops. This precious jewel is made by a brand called Number A, they have tons of really cute jewerly, but this one really catched my eye. I love the neon details that kind of break the glitters.


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SB336 Approved by Alabama Senate Education Committee
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Senate Bill 336, the counterpart of Alabama House Bill 391, passed the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday, March 10 by a vote of 7-0.
HB 391 Approved by Alabama House Education Committee
House Bill 391, one of two antievolution bills in the Alabama legislature, was passed by the House Education Committee by a vote of 10-2 (with one abstention) on March 3.
Science Standards Pass Minnesota House Committee
On March 4, the proposed Minnesota science standards were approved by the House Education Policy Committee when it voted 18-12 to pass House file 2558. Most of the debate over HF 2558 centered on the contentious social science standards; according to the Saint Paul Pioneer-Press, the science standards "generated little discussion during the two-hour debate. The bill still has several committee stops before it reaches the House floor. The Senate Education Committee has not yet taken any votes on the science or social studies standards."
White House Science Advisor: Evolution a Cornerstone of Modern Biology
During an on-line colloquy about science policy in the Bush administration conducted by The Chronicle of Higher Education on March 5, John H. Marburger III, director of the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy, was asked about the Bush administration's scientific credibility in light of the president's reported skepticism about evolution. He replied, "Evolution is a cornerstone of modern biology," adding, "Much of the work supported by the National Institutes of Health depends heavily on the concepts of evolution.
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Mostly we are concerned with the downtime. it's not just that 8 hour block, but it's almost once a week the board will be unavailable for 2-10 minutes.
I understand how this site can be slow, due to the heavy cgi processing that has to go on, which is why we are pushing for a php/mysql solution. You do support those right?
Anywho, perhaps we will start keeping a log of fwhen the board is unavailable, to compare with your server logs.
DO you get any advanced notification when outages are expected?


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Down to the buzzer, Payson holds off Dinos' last second barrage
For the second time in three games, the game came down to the final seconds for the Carbon High boys basketball team. And for the second time in a week, the Dinos were left heartbroken from a last second 51-50 loss against Payson on Friday nigaht at...
All-American Nomination for Lady Dino senior
After spending hours in the gym working on her jump shot, playing summer ball and helping guide the offense as a senior leader on the floor, one Carbon High basketball player knows that hard work can pay off in the end....
Another game, another win for Lady Dinos
While it may not have been the prettiest offensive performance, the end result for the Carbon High Lady Dinos basketball team was the same as it was in their previous six games: a win. Despite struggling at points the Lady Dinos continued to do the ...
Carbon High swimmers excel at region meet
The Carbon High swim team traveled to Richfield on Jan. 21 for Region 12 Championships and despite being one of the smaller teams to participate, the boys and girls teams competed well finishing fourth and second respectively....
Carbon High divers perfecting their form for state competition
The Carbon High diving team competed in Park City on Dec. 10. Kindra Edwards had been competing in the six dive competition because she had not mastered eleven dives. In Park City, Edwards placed 12th in her first eleven dive competition, failing on...
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Greener and Marginally Healthier Coca-Cola Life Coming to the UK
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Kenny Schimpf possesses what is a relative luxury in the sport of soccer both size and skill on the playing field.
The junior midfielder, who stands at 6-foot-2 and 175 pounds, is one of a talented group of returners for Watertowns boys soccer team.
Schimpf is not only highly skilled, particularly with his free and corner kicks, he also provides a solid physical presence in the middle of the field.
That is definitely a rare quality, Watertown coach Todd Heckman said. Kenny is a very balanced player for us.
Known for his accurate and sometimes long-distance kicks that curl and angle in toward the oppositions net, Schimpf paced the Cyclones in goals last season with nine and finished tied in points (9-3-21) with junior Tyrell Thomas (7-7-21).
Physically (Kennys) a big, strong presence in the middle of the field, Heckman said. He can shield the ball well, he wins 50-50 balls in the middle. But also, he can get out of pressure with his foot skills and his technical ability.
Free kicks are probably the best part of soccer, Schimpf said. I actually have a goal in my backyard that I go home and practice on and Im down here on the turf practicing as well.
Last year as a sophomore, Schimpf helped lead Watertown to the A Division championship in the regular season and the playoffs.
Hes a very good leader on the field, both physically and verbally, Heckman said. He has a great understanding of the game.
I play in the midfield, but I see myself as more of a defensive player, Schimpf said. More of a defensive midfielder. But mostly, Im trying to find our forwards feet with passes so they can turn, shoot and score.
While Schimpf spent a good deal of his time last season on restarts by setting up his teammates with scoring opportunities, this year his offensive role will be a bit different. Hell have the chance to show off his scoring skills while hes positioned closer to the goal.
Hes going to be on the finishing end, Heckman said. So it will be fun to see what he can do there.
Schimpf is returning for his third year as a varsity starter along with Thomas and junior goalkeeper Noah Taylor and senior forward Brad McKinney (6-5-17) is back for his fourth varsity campaign.
In all, the Cyclones return 10 players this season, including eight starters with twin brothers and seniors Christian and Collin Jorden back to anchor the defense along with senior L.J. White, and senior Matt Olney (7-1-15) returning to start at forward.
Everyones working really hard and coach is pressing us really hard, Schimpf said. Were looking forward to the season and just continuing what weve been doing the last couple years.
Even with playing two other varsity sports as a forward or center in basketball and a pitcher and center fielder in baseball Schimpf finds time to play soccer year round.
Its exhilarating, Schimpf said of soccer, which he plays for N.Y. Soccer Central in Syracuse the rest of the year. When you get on the field after a warm up and its right before kickoff, its just exhilarating. Theres no other way to describe it.
He tests his skills in various tournaments throughout the East Coast, Heckman said. He won the State Cup with Syracuse and his team went on to regionals. Kenny is just a very well-rounded player and system.
This season the Cyclones have their sights set even higher. They were eliminated the past two years in the sectional play by one-goal margins, but arent looking past their A Division foes.
Were playing in another tough division again, you can never count anyone out, Schimpf said. Im friends with a lot of kids on Indian River, but when we step on the field our friendship is gone for 80 minutes.
Soccer is truly Schimpfs primary athletic endeavor and he credits his parents for his success.
I love playing sports at Watertown and the competition, Schimpf said. But soccer is just something I love, and I just dont think I could go without ... you feel like youre on a totally different planet when you step on a soccer field. It feels like all your outside problems are just gone, and youre just there to do one thing which is to play soccer and enjoy it.
Heres a look at boys soccer in the Frontier League:
A Division
Outlook: Watertown looks to again repeat as A Division champion. The Cyclone roster is made up of entirely upperclassmen, including six seniors. Indian River has made inroads in recent seasons and return 10 players, including the nucleus from a 2012 team, which won 12 games and finished in second place in the division. This group include 11 juniors, including the scoring tandem of Junior Malinoski and Erick Torres, midfielders Tyler Cook and Kyle Smith, with seniors Ben Godin and Kyle Barker anchoring the defense. Immaculate Heart Central returns 14 players, including nine seniors from a team, which finished third in the division last year and made a postseason run to reach the Class D-1 sectional final, where it was edged by Poland. The Cavaliers top six scorers in 2012 are back, including Chris Rowland (14-14-42), Jude Fusili (13-2-28) and JP McClusky (10-2-22), also return midfielder Matt Guyette and the heart of the defense, led by Pat Gefell as well as goalie Jarrod Smith. Carthage, which finished fourth last year, was .500 in the league and will search for a scoring spark this year after the graduation of its top two scorers.
Carthage Comets
Coach: Rich Lajoie (2nd year).
2012 record: 7-9-0, 6-6-0.
Players to watch: Tyler Clemons, Corey Dockery, Nate Kepler, Devon Lajoie, Brodie Woodward, Jacob Zehr.
Roster: Cody Campany (Sr., M), Tyler Clemons (Sr., D), Alex Gillette (Sr., D), Sam Kim (Sr., M), Brodie Woodward (Sr., D), Travis Workman (Sr., D), Jacob Zehr (Sr., M), Yilmaz Ates (Jr., G), Chris DeRonda (Jr., M); Corey Dockery (Jr., F); Tyler Dora (Jr., M/D), Kevin Gregory (Jr., D), Kyle Hall (Jr., D), Brett Hoffman (Jr., M), Rafael Rondon (Jr., F), Eric Rounds (Jr., F), Austin Schwartz (Jr., M), Jordan Shavit (Jr., D), Nate Kepler (So., F), Devon Lajoie (So., M), Kengo Watai (So., G).
Immaculate Heart Central Cavaliers
Coach: Mary Guyette (4th year).
2012 record: 11-7-0, 7-5-0.
Players to watch: Jude Fusilli, Pat Gefell, Matt Guyette, JP McClusky, Chris Rowland.
Roster: Justin Frechette (Sr., F), Jude Fusilli (Sr., F), Matt Guyette (Sr., M), Pat Gefell (Sr., D), Philip Moots (Sr., M), Jared Pignone (Sr., D), Austin Renzi (Sr., D), Jason Reape (Sr., M/D), Chris Rowland (Sr., F/M), JP McClusky (Jr., D/M), Jarrod Smith (Jr., G), Zachary Frechette (So., F/M), Jake Fusilli (So., F/M), Jack Whalen (So., M), Tyler Cooper (Fr., F).
Indian River Warriors
Coach: Fred LaVancha (7th year).
2012 record: 12-6-0, 9-3-0.
Players to watch: Tyler Cook, Ben Godin, Junior Malinoski, Kyle Smith, Erick Torres.
Roster: Danny Angelo (Sr., D), Kyle Barker (Sr., D), Ben Godin (Sr., M), Josh Ross (Sr., M), Tylor Turner (Sr., F), Tyler Cook (Jr., M), Andrew Davis (Jr., F), William Eichner (Jr., D), Blaine Fitzgerald (Jr., D), Junior Malinoski (Jr., F), Patrick Morris (Jr., F), Logan Prudhomme (Jr., D), Kyle Smith (Jr., M), Marley Teague (Jr., M), Erick Torres (Jr., F), Daverick Wagstaff (Jr., D), Hunter Mullican (So., G), Ty Godin (Fr., M).
Watertown Cyclones
Coach: Todd Heckman (7th year).
2012 record: 14-2-1, 11-0-1.
Players to watch: Christian Jorden, Collin Jorden, Brad McKinney, Kenny Schimpf, Noah Taylor, Tyrell Thomas.
Roster: Brad McKinney (Sr., F), Christian Jorden (Sr., D), Collin Jorden (Sr., D), Matt Olney (Sr., F), Tim Peters (Sr., M), L.J. White (Sr., D), Josh Askins (Jr., M), Joe Freda (Jr., M), Eric Gibbs (Jr., M), Marvin Henriquez (Jr., F), Nate Hill (Jr., M), Marcus Lavarnway (Jr., D), Nick Long (Jr., M), John Matthison (Jr., M), Mina Rezkallah (Jr., F), Daniel Olney (Jr., M), David Olney (Jr., M), Jon Reardon (Jr., D), David VanEenenaam (Jr., D), Kenny Schimpf (Jr., M), Will Sanzone (Jr., M), Noah Taylor (Jr., G), Tyrell Thomas (Jr., F),
B Division
Outlook: Lowville rejoins the division this year, after winning the C Division title last season. South Jefferson, the defending B Division champion, has a new varsity coach in Harry Powers. The Spartans are laden with 11 upperclassmen, including three seniors, but the team is really young and did lose its top three scorers as well as its starting goalie to graduation. After seven players graduated, Lowville will look to rely upon our fitness, and some strong upcoming underclassmen to buoy us as we return to the B Division. With no go-to player, the Red Raiders will strive to play team soccer, by controlling the ball and dictating the pace of the game. General Brown looks to improve on a five-win 2012 campaign with a host of upperclassmen, including 13 juniors and two seniors. Sandy Creek/Pulaski hopes to rebound from a winless season under new head coach Scott Olson.
General Brown Lions
Coach: Phil Jenner (11th year).
2012 record: 5-10-2, 5-9-2.
Players to watch:Ryan Lamon.
Roster: Connor (Bero (Sr., F), Ryan Lamon (Sr., G/F), Mark Augliano (Jr., M), Mark Corey (Jr., D), Bryce Fazio (Jr., F), Trevor Hickok (Jr., M), Cole Johnson (Jr., M), Zack Kirksey (Jr., F), Alex Martinez (Jr., M), Ryan Sheridan (Jr., M), Mike Shephard (Jr., M), Alec Smith (Jr., D), David Vodicka (Jr., M), Shawn Wilcox (Jr., M), Chris Yarnell (Jr., D), Kevin Durdon (So., D).
Lowville Red Raiders
Coach:Nick Matuszczak (2nd year).
2012 record: 12-4-2, 11-2-2.
Players to watch: Colin Farquhar, Dalton Jones, Dylan Roes, Ryan Wood.
Roster: Colin Farquhar (Sr.), Zach Hardy (Sr.), Dylan Roes (Sr.), Dylan Smith (Sr.), Colin Stewart (Sr.), Melvin Zehr (Sr.), Tyler Birchenough (Jr.), Taran Bush (Jr.), Ian Collins (Jr.), Darren Ortlieb (Jr.), Dalton Jones (So.), Nate Mooney (So.), Ryan Wood (So.), Issac Worrall (So.), Caden Laribee (Fr.).
Sandy Creek/Pulaski
Coach: Steve Olson (1st year).
2012 record: 0-16-0, 0-16-0.
Players to watch: James Flower, Reis Harding, Leo Phillips, Corey Reff.
Roster: Dylan Anthony (Sr., F/M), Will Delgado (Sr., F/M), Tyler Manzano (Sr., F/M), Leo Marino (Sr., F/M), Jake Nicholson (Sr., F/M), Mike Pappa (Sr., F/M), Corey Reff (Sr., G/D), Craig Gibbons (Jr., D), Reis Harding (Jr., M), Jay Ivison (Sr., D/M), Josh Meizlik (Jr., G/M), Nick Peters (Jr., F), Dallas Ashby (So., M), James Flower (So., F/M), Andrew Lapp (So., D/M), Mason Larue (So., D/M), Leo Phillips (So., F/M), Colin Reff (So., F/M).
South Jefferson Spartans
Coach:Harry Powers (1st year).
2012 record: 10-6-2, 9-5-2.
Players to watch: Benner Geurtsen, Phil Isberner, Jayson Kellogg, Brad LaLone, Ethan Smith.
Roster: Phil Isberner (Sr., D), Jayson Kellogg (Sr., F), Brad LaLone (Sr., M), Tyler Bulger (Jr., D), Dylan Estal (Jr., D), Benner Geurtsen (Jr., M), Pete Lumley (Jr., G), Thomas Pratt (Jr.), Scott Richardson (Jr.), Ethan Smith (Jr., F), Nick Snyder (Jr., M), Tristan Tyo (Jr., F), Tim Bodah (So., D), Conlan Hartshorn (So., D), Mitchell Keegan (So., M), Josh Sullivan (So., F), Chris Williams (So., D), Nate Smith (Fr., D).
C Division
Outlook: With Lowville now in B and with South Lewis not fielding a varsity team, the Frontier Leagues C is comprised of only two teams. According to the Frontier League they are the C Division will still play for the C Division title. Thousand Islands, which finished in second place in the division last year, returns six seniors, including forward Luke Smith. The Vikings will look for leadership from both Smith and senior goalie Sam Ada to anchor down a young defense. Beaver River looks to better a four-win 2012 season, led by Jose Interiano and Riley Joslin in the midfield and Dylan Terry up front.
Beaver River Beavers
Coach:Tom Dunckel (2nd year).
2012 record:4-9-2, 4-9-2.
Players to watch: Jose Interiano, Riley Joslin, Dylan Terry.
Roster: Cordel Brouty (Sr., M), Jared Fullin (Sr., D), Nick Mattimore (Sr., D), Shaun Malbeauf (Sr., D), David Merry (Sr., F), William Shambo (Sr., G), Jake Yousey (Sr., F), Hunter Glenn (Jr., F), Jose Interiano (Jr., M), Deion Jones (Jr., D), Riley Joslin (Jr., M), Joel Kloster (Jr., D), Ryan Davis (So., D), Joey Harrison (So., F), Jaylen Jantzi (So., D), Matt Kilionski (So., F), Luke Moser (So., F), Cody Schermerhorn (So., G), Dylan Terry (So., F), Anthony Metzler (Fr., M).
Thousand Islands Vikings
Coach:Shannon Amo (14th year).
2012 record: 11-5-2, 9-4-1.
Players to watch: Sam Ada, Luke Smith.
Roster:Sam Ada (Sr.), Luke Smith (Sr.), Eli Baldwin (Jr.), Tiger Chapman (Jr.), Tanner Docteur (Jr.), Jashua Glasenapp (Jr.), Theron Grenier (Jr.), Austin Matthews (Jr.), Nick Nevela (Jr.), Christian Shaw (Jr.), Dan Swartz (Jr.), Travis Docteur (So.), Austin Marshall (So.), Zach Mason (So.), Dylan Wiley (So.), Ethan Clement (Fr.), Noah Ingerson (Fr.), Riley Youngs (Fr.), Tim Filiatrault (8th Gr.), Kellen Flanders (8th Gr.).
D Division
Outlook: Junior-laden Copenhagen will look to defend both its regular-season and playoff divisional crown. The Golden Knights, who defeated then defending champ Alexandria in the D final and went on to reach the semifinal round in sectionals, graduated nine seniors, but return six starters for the season. Copenhagen has plenty of firepower with Antonio Figueroa along with Breven Jacobs and Brenden Jacobs, three of 11 juniors, but still has some holes on the defensive side of the ball. Lyme returns its entire roster from a squad that reached the sectional semifinal round before bowing out in double overtime to eventual state champion Old Forge. Seniors Mark Parker (12-11-35) and Troy Wilson (10-13-33) led the Indians in scoring, while senior Timmy Morrow and sophomore Tanner Wiley return to lead the team defensively, along with senior keeper Christian Sanford. Alexandria, the 2011 division champ that finished runner-up to Copenhagen in both the division and playoffs last year, are young and rebuilding and will look to move ahead after losing the programs all-time leading scorer and Times FL MVP Ian Kearns to graduation. Sackets Harbor will look to improve on a fourth-place finish in the division in 2012 and has 10 of 16 players returning, including leading scorer and senior Ethan Dillabough (10-5-25). LaFargevilles roster includes 10 upperclassmen, six of which are seniors, as the Red Knights look to better last years record. Belleville Henderson will field a young and inexperienced team that will attempt to break into the win column this year and hope to compete for a playoff spot.
Alexandria Purple Ghosts
Coach: Robert Bastian (10th year).
2012 record: 11-5-1, 10-3-1.
Players to watch: Cameron Morgan, Nick Shangraw, Jordan VanBrocklin.
Roster: Miles Bartlett (Sr.), Christopher Carrasquillo (Sr.), Raymond Dickhaut (Sr.), Colby Hunter (Sr., G), Jacob ODay (Sr.), Nick Shangraw (Sr.), Jordan VanBrocklin (Sr.), Anthony Bennett (Jr., K), Ryan Charlebois (Jr.), Brodix Gill (Jr.), Cameron Morgan (Jr.), Tristan Thomson (Jr.), Matt Bass (So.), Mason Davis (So.), Daniel Gionet (So.), Zakariya Imdad (So.), Dylan Kernehan (So.), Trenton Service (So.), Ryan Tebo (So.), Daegan Jeffers (Fr.), Kyle Gionet (8th Gr.).
Belleville Henderson Panthers
Coach: Ron Whitney (3rd year).
2012 record: 0-13-1, 0-13-1.
Players to watch: Tyler Bast, Matt Corron, Tom Desomeau, Brendan Moore.
Roster:Tyler Bast (Sr.), Thurman Babcock (Sr.), Matt Corron (Jr.), Tyler David (Jr.), Tom Desomeau (Jr.), Chris Hernander (Jr.), Brendan Moore (Jr.), Nick Neddo (Jr.), Hayden Peterson (Jr.), Brandon Dahl (So.), Caden Durham (So.), Eli Merced (So.), Hunter Benjamin (Fr.), Colin Cross (Fr.),
Copenhagen Golden Knights
Coach:Scott Randall (5th year).
2012 record: 15-2-1, 12-1-1.
Players to watch:Travis Clarke, Connor Eddy, Antonio Figueroa, Brenden Jacobs, Breven Jacobs, Greg Kunert.
Roster: Travis Clarke (Sr., D/M), Greg Kunert (Sr., F/M), Kevin Carroll (Jr., G), Antonio Figueroa (Jr., D/M), Caleb Hatch (Jr., D), Brenden Jacobs (Jr., M), Breven Jacobs (Jr., M), Cody Moser (Jr., M), Mirzofirdavs Sanginov (Jr., D), Josh Snyder (Jr., D), Garrett Munden (Jr., M), Ian Sawyer (Jr., F), Sam Williams (Jr., D), Brandon Buckley (So., M), Connor Eddy (So., M), Robbie Groff (So., M), Cody Buckley (8th Gr., F).
LaFargeville Red Knights
Co-Coaches: Dan Staie (11th year) and Robert Switzer (8th year).
2012 record: 3-10-1, 3-10-1.
Players to watch: Matt Barton, Joshua Baughn, Hunter Sammons.
Roster:Matt Barton (Sr.), Joshua Baughn (Sr.), Gavin Davidson (Sr.), Will Foisy (Sr.), Merrick McMurphy (Sr.), Kelly Ryan (Sr.), Colten Denny (Jr.), Hunter Sammons (Jr.), Hunter Soluri (Jr.), Daniel Woodburn (Jr.), Hunter Ainsworth (So.), Noah Casler (So.), Devon Chapman (So.), Austin Davis (So.), Ethan Forbes (So.), Andrew Gray (So.), Ethan Johnson (So.), Brandon Nutting (So.), Thomas ODriscoll (So.), Mike Wells (So.), Peyton Morse (Fr.), Brody Price (8th Gr.).
Lyme Indians
Coach: Scott Radley (17th year).
2012 record: 10-7-0, 9-5-0.
Players to watch: Timmy Morrow, Mark Parker, Caden Sanford, Sam Liakhovitch, Christian Sanford, Tanner Wiley, Troy Wilson.
Roster:Nick Birchenough (Sr., M), Jared Donaldson (Sr., D), Sam Liakhovitch (Sr., M/F), Donovan Marchiony (Sr., M), Timmy Morrow (Sr., D), Mark Parker (Sr., M/F), Christian Sanford (Sr., G), Forest Stafford (Sr., D), Troy Wilson (Sr., F/D), Tyler Davis (Jr., M), Ivan Liakhovitch (Jr., M), Austin Lennox (Jr., M/F), Joe Paladino (Jr., M), Riley Schwind (Jr., G/M), Joshua Kimball (So., M/S), Cody Lothrop (So., D), Caden Sanford (So., F), Patrick Thompson (So., D/M), Hunter Townsend (So., M), Tristen Walker (So., M/F), Tanner Wiley (So., F/M/D).
Sackets Harbor Patriots
Coach: Chelsea Nohle (2nd year).
2012 record: 5-9-2, 5-7-2.
Players to watch: Ryan Allen, Ethan Dillabough, Brian Elliot, Josh Keruski.
Roster:Vinny Augliano (Sr., F), Ethan Dillabough (Sr., F), Brian Elliot (Sr., D), Gabe Fedorko (Sr., D), Josh Keruski (Sr., M), Seth Phillips (Sr., M), Kyle Roy (Sr., D), Ryan Allen (Jr., M), Colton Belcher (Jr., D), Eric Chrostowski (Jr., F), Matthew Stackel (Jr., M), Kyle Gonseth (So., D), Shea Lynch (So., M), Craig Osbourne (So., M), Alex Keegan (Fr., F/G), Caleb Nans (Fr., D).
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I'm trying to IST from the Indiana Guard to the Texas Guard. I am already in Texas, I was trying to do an uncoordinated IST, but when I got here, all the units I called said that they were locked until further notice. I called the Texas IST Coordinator and the lady there said that I need to talk to my unit first, then go through the Indiana IST Coordinator, and then they will talk to her. That's a coordinated IST. I explained that to her and she said she could not help me out. When I tried to talk to my unit prior to moving to Texas, they said that they would try and put a packet together for me, which never happened. Does anyone know where I should go from here? Thanks.
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Based on what you've posted, it sounds like, if you can get the help of a coordinator, this is your next best option; especially if units in Texas have no available slots. I'm not quite sure why you are purposely avoiding a coordinated IST. Are you trying to avoid dealing with your unit?
Keep in mind, unless you are excused from drills in Indiana, you will have to attend training until you get transferred to a unit in Texas.Last edited by RyCass; October 12th, 2012, 11:28 AM.
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He is avoiding a cordinated IST for the same reason I have twice previously in my career....they are painfull. And they are never really "coordinated". You have to rely on too many people actually doing their job, which doesn't happen, and you end up getting a nastygram about missing drill because IST cordinator snuffy fell off the planet.
To the OP.....DON"T CALL. Go out, meet readiness NCO's, introduce yourself. Find a place to SUTA, make an impression, and when a slot opens up have them swear you in on the spot. You will have much more success doing it that way than waiting on anyone to do it for you.
Re: Interstate Transfer
I can see where avoiding the hassle is desirable.
FYI, here's what I found on the Texas NG website and how they addresses uncoordinated IST:
"Occasionally, Soldiers relocate quickly without ample time to properly coordinate their transfer. When this occurs, Soldiers must contact their current unit of assignment immediately to request an excused absence from training in order to find another unit in the new State (up to 90 days). Please note that you will be required to attend all scheduled drill assemblies with your current unit if this excusal is not granted."
It also lists the process for a coordinated IST if you want to pursue this option, OP. http://www.txarng.com/HTML/interstatetranfers.html


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So, I am constantly amazed by the number of amazing gadgets that are coming out all of the time. Electronic tablets (the most well-known being the IPad), as well as all of the cool tools that are available online - wikis, blogs (like this one), and other social networking sites. But really, they aren't any good unless they are helping you get things DONE. Sites like the Michigan E-Library that provide the databases that we use in school allow us access to great information for FREE, and give us the tools that we need to complete projects.
What are your favorite technology tools? What do you find helpful and useful? What are you looking forward to learning more about and why? What do you think technology will help us to do better, and quicker, in the future? Let's hear what you have to say!
my favorite kind of tools is world book student
i also like the ipods and ipads
that new cloud they came out with is cool to
Hi Mrs. Gordon! I think one of the coolest new technology tools is the tablet. You can write on it and it will show up on the computer screen. We have one in our classroom. It can be useful for the teachers to give the students their directions when the have to leave.
Another cool tool is the wireless keyboard and mouse. A person can be standing back from the computer and be using the computer as if they were siting right in front of it using the real mouse and keyboard. That might be useful if the teacher wanted to sit at their desk and still be able to use the computer in the front of the room over the projecter so the whole class can see it.
Thats is true there are a lot of cool gadgets out there like Iphone 4s and things like that.The people who make technology help us every day by creating new ideas that can be useful on an everyday basis.
my favorite tools of technology is ipod touch, wii and computers. i think in the future there will be like robots to do our homework and robot teachers to teach us and there will be programs that are 1 terabyte each and some stuff that would help us would be a new way to type. what i mean by that is some people arent good at typing and say you had a microphone and we created a program that you would speak into a mic and it would show up on the screen and make typing a whole lot easier and a invention that would cook for us that would make life easie r so adults would have more time with their kids.
I love to use all cool gagets like my cell phone. plus theres the new i pad 2 thin as the iphone 4g. thats realy thin!
The tools I like to use are my D.S they are useful because when all the computers are being used my ds has Internet access.
I think there should be flying cars in the future. That would be fun to ride in a flying car. It would also be kind of scary though. But it would still be fun.
Ithink the ipadd is so so so cool!
but how do they get the touch screen technology?
it's like so confusing how would you figure that out?
Wouldent you think that it would take like the smartest guy in the
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(New Message) HI I think all the things made by apple are so cool!
what i like is world book student and i like the new ipad and the ipod and one more time ipad 2
I love the iphone my dad has one and it's very cool. Also I have and ipod touch 4th gen it is so COOL I luv it
Next year in 6th grade i can't wait to learn even more math and technolgy because i want to create a blog like this because its a nice way to review books and it's an more in depth way of sharing intresting things! Math well math is just a subject for me that i feel im good at!:)
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As I was reading this blog i was thinking of the * NEW* Ipad 2. On G4, (tv show) a show named, "Attack of the Show,"they were already talking about the Ipad 3!how many are there? I mean sure it's cool and all, but do we need, "that much technologie?" just thinking about the probibility that thats probably going to be up to,400-700$ it just makes my head hurt. It will probably be more worth it than I think, but who has $650$ lying around in their pocket?
my favorite is the ipad because it useful for more than one thing you play games send a email. i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think that the ipod touch is super cool. I can listen to music and play games! I can also look things up on the internet.
I think that the iphone4 because it is so useful if u have to look up stuff for a project, and if you are stuck on a math problum you can use a calutar on it. ! ! @(*_*)@
I think that the ipod touch is super cool. I can play games and listen to music! And i can look things up on the internet
I think there should be houses in the sky and flying cars because we wouldn't have to pay to fly on an airplane even though it might be a longer ride.
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i wish there were flying cars and an ipad that is as big as a rug those r the things i see in the future
Hey i ust got the ipad 2 it is sooo cool and thin like you other people said!!!
Hey i just got the new ipad 2 its soooooo cool i love it so much everyone should get one!!!!!!!
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When we opened our doors to the public for Northern Spark, the rain poured late into the night in Minneapolis. And so did the festival-goers into our studios. A story of one Somali woman's idea of a scene she has yet to see.
A young man's humorous, joyful, and reflective contemplation about being Mormon, leaving Utah for a Radiolab internship in New York, and developing an evolving identity for himself. A profound and startlingly honest portrait of modern faith.
When life grabs you by the scruff of the neck, how do you cope with the stress and anxiety? A column on the art of reassuring oneself that all will be well.
Anger is something many of us try to deny. Rather than quelling it, what if we were to use it as an animating force for personal transformation and social change?
Poets and philosophers may be the mystics of our day, bridging the two worlds and bearing witness to seen and unseen.
What you might've missed: a simple video, a helpful list, a timely perspective, and a meditative essay on people and place.
The recollection of the loss of an elm tree strengthens one woman's resolve to find a renewed sense of hope for the urban planting of America.
A behind-the-scenes narrative of how the music in our podcasts find its way serendipitously into our production process — all by way of hip hop aficionado Imani Perry. Lauryn Hill comes through in a pinch.
A powerful essay on the responsibility of raising black sons in America. Against the forces of injustice and the brutal truth of racial inequality, a scholar and a mother finds hope in community and the knowledge that "together we create gardens of possibility in the parched earth."
Inspired by the simplicity and power of Naomi Shihab Nye's story, here's a list of five simple things we can do to help with healing the heart of democracy.
The video of Ray Rice hitting Janay Rice has prompted all sorts of responses. Rather than resorting to humiliation and social isolation, how do we deal with generational legacies of violence when it confronts us in the news cycle? A call to see the pain before us, and create consequences and opportunities for cultural transformation — not public shaming.
Our executive editor's weekly missive, including a smart testimony on the value of work, a Mary Oliver poem on suffering and joy, a call for headlines that reflect the fullness of the world, and a stunning body of paintings from Rabindranath Tagore.
Join us for an evening of music and conversation with musician Carrie Newcomer. Watch a live video stream of the conversation, followed by a short musical set by the singer-songwriter.
In this meditation on a quiet town, the everyday rhythms take many forms. In the ordinary the sacred resides.
Lists can be fun. How about we create a community of learning and sharing for continued growth!
When an Icelandic singing group reprises an 800-year-old Scandinavian hymn, a German train station is transformed — and so are all who watch and listen.
How do we process all the heartbreaking news, be informed citizens, and not become detached? Is being uninformed a moral decision? One way is for media and consumers to demand headlines that reflect the fullness of the world — including the fortifying solutions happening too.
Our executive editor pulls together a mix of live events, sneak previews, and words from some of our favorite thinkers and columnists who make this world a better place to become.
How does one have a more supple heart that's read to hold life's suffering and joy? Finding a way in through a Mary Oliver poem and some guiding words.
A sneak preview of Krista Tippett's scintillating conversation with classical cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
Our weekly columnist sends up a white flag to the insurance company, but in the end draws something more precious than money: her time and attention.
Advice on living... from saying no to say yes and the lost skills of the cowboy code.
As school begins for many students across the U.S., a reminder to praise our teachers and offer "soft eyes" of compassion to our children.
Tagore took up painting late in life, in his 60s. But his prodigious aptitude produced nearly 2500 paintings and drawings in a span of just 15 years. In this essay, our guest scholar introduces Tagore's technique and his place within the art world — featuring a curated collection of Tagore's most evocative paintings.
What if an app could track your spiritual health as well as your physical health? A religion reporter wonders what interventions might remind us to pause, pay attention, and shift perspective.