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Utah police chief resigning to serve LDS mission in Africa
Saratoga Springs Police Chief Gary Hicken announced he is retiring May 17 to serve as a mission president for the LDS Church in the Kenya Nairobi mission.
Hicken was hired in December 2006 to start the city's police department, which was up and running by July 2007, according to a news release.
Eddie Christensen will serve as acting police chief until a new chief is hired.
"I have loved the good people I have worked with and served and really hate to leave," said Chief Hicken in a written statement. "To have been able to help this city start their own police department has been a wonderful privilege for me and one I will never forget. I honestly believe we have developed a police department which provides high quality services to the community and one which knows the value of teamwork."
Hicken, who has been a police officer for 36 years, was as the chief for Buena Park, Calif., before coming to Saratoga Springs.
Mayor Mia Love said in a statement: "We are sad to lose Chief Hicken, but we wish him the best in this next chapter of his life. The LDS Church is the only organization we would let take Chief Hicken away from Saratoga Springs, otherwise we would fight tooth and nail to keep him."
Love said Hicken has been "an incredible asset to our city" and that his leadership was "integral to the development of our police department into the professional and quality force it is today."


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Woody English / Submitted
A historically popular picnic spot has been in the news recently. Where is it?
This is an ongoing weekly feature testing your knowledge of the Newark area from the Licking County Historical Society. Each week, we will ask you a question from local history from more recent years to see how well you know your community. The answer will appear next Sunday.
On July 16, there will be a MLB All-Star game played at Citi Field, home of the New York Mets.
It all started 80 years ago in 1933, when there was a decision made to have an all-star game at Comiskey Park to coincide with the Chicago Worlds Fair.
Both teams were loaded with famous players: The American League had Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Jimmie Foxx, while the National League had Carl Hubbell, Bill Terry, and Newarks own Elwood Woody English.
Woody played three innings of the game at shortstop, but the American League won, 4-2, on Ruths home run.
Woody graduated from Newark High School in 1923, and played locally until seen by a scout, who signed him to play for the Toledo Mud Hens.
After one year, he moved up to the Chicago Cubs, primarily playing shortstop from 1927 until 1937. He captained the team for five years, and played in two World Series (1929 and 1932). He was traded to the Brooklyn Dodgers but, after one year, a heel injury ended his career.
Woody then managed the Grand Rapids Chicks, a womens baseball team for five years, before retiring back to Newark.
At the YMCA on West Church Street, a gymnasium was dedicated as the Woody English Gym, with four large replicas of his baseball cards displayed, front and back. A section of Ohio 16 was renamed Woody English Parkway in his honor in 1996.
Jerry Satterfield is a life-long Newark resident, retired from Rockwell, and volunteers for the Locking County Historical Society.

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Alexei Ramirez and Mark Kotsay
John Danks and Matt Thornton
I hate to include Danks in here, but with 5 earned over 7 innings, along with 2 homers, it wasn't his night. He did settle
down after giving 4 in the first. It obviously wasn't Thornton's night either after giving up a 2 run bomb to Thome to end the game. Kotsay and Alexei were the men
of the hour though with both hitting homers and 2 rbi's each that put the Sox in the position to win...all for not.
To still have Jim Thome or let Jim Thome go has been a question many Sox fans and "analysts" have been asking themselves this season because of our lack of hitting at
the DH spot. In reality, the question is, what's wrong with the Sox in losing 7 of their last 11 games? Losing series against inferior competition like Baltimore and Detroit, along with
overrated competition like the Minnesota Twins, the Sox are back to showing the disturbing trend of when the pitching's good, the offense fails, and vice versa. Tonight was another perfect
example of that. Are there any words to describe how much we hate the Twins? The only thing that would have made tonight's loss worse is if it were done at the hands of super bunter
and pinch runner extraoridinaire, Nick Punto. Fortunately, he did not play.
Coming into tonight, 3 back of the Twins, Sox fans felt good with John Danks taking the bump sporting a record of 12-7 with a nice 3.19 ERA. Sox fans were especially optimistic
since we were facing the crappy Scott Baker, coming in with his 9-9 record and inflated 4.70 ERA. With that optimism, the Sox were in a position move within 2 games of first. However, after Danks gave up
4 in the first to put the Sox in a 4-0 hole early, the Sox were forced to play catch-up the rest of the game.
After the Sox went down in order in the top of the 1st, Orlando Hudson got the scoring started with a homer in the bottom of the 1st to put the perpetual losers up 1-0. After consecutive singles to Mauer and Cuddyer, the John Kruk
like Jason Kubel triples, scoring Mauer and Kuddyer to put the Sox down 3-0. Kubel then scores on a Jim Thome single to put the Sox down 4-0 to end the scoring in the 1st. Ron Gardenhose (Gardenhire) is rubbing
his magical grey goatee at this point most likely thinking to himself, "It should be a crime to be this good" or "Is this live or is it Memorex?"
Ah Ha! Not be outdone, the Sox make a comeback in the top of the 2nd. Paulie opens the Sox scoring with a home run to make it 4-1. After a TCQ double, Mark "Oh yeah, I'm your DH, baby" Kotsay hit a 2-run homer to
right to put the Sox right back in it at 4-3. Gardenhose is thinking to himself at this point, "Maybe I'm wishing this were Memorex."
In the top of the 4th, the Sox complete the early comeback against crappy Scott Baker. After retiring TCQ, Baker allowed consecutive doubles to Mark Kotsay and AJ Pierzynski to tie the game at 4. Gardenhose is now
thinking, "Can I hit reverse on the Memorex?" Now Sox fans are thinking, "Ok, can the Sox pull this one out?"
Unfortunately, positive thinking on our part was derailed a bit in the bottom of the 5th when, after retiring Cuddyer and Kubel, Delmon Young hit a long home run off Danks to put the perpetual losers up 5-4.
The scoring stayed that way until the top of the 9th. With Matt Capps coming in to relieve Jesse "Whooping" Crane, things weren't looking too optimistic for the Sox. Ah Ha! Before you know it, Bag-A-Bones, Alexei Ramirez
stepped up to the plate and launched the 0-1 Matt Capps pitch into the left field seats for a home run to tie the game at 5-5. Bonesy comes through in the clutch! After a Bacon single, Juan Pierre reaches on a bunt single. Omar Vizquel
then sacrifices Bacon and Pierre to 2nd and 3rd, respectively. After Rios draws an intentional walk to load the bases, Paulie has a golden opportunity to break the game open for the Sox with only 1 out. After working the count to 2-2,
Konerko then proceeds to hit into an inning ending double play. Dad-gummit!!
After Thornton works a scoreless bottom of the 9th, the game now goes into extras, tied at 5. In the top of the 10th former Sox pitcher and enormously tall Jon Rauch relieves Matt Capps. After getting TCQ, Mark Kotsay follows with a single. Brent
Lillibridge comes in to pinch run for Kotsay. AJ then singles to put runners on 1st and 2nd with only 1 out. Now comes Alexei Ramirez. Sox fans are thinking, "Do it again Cuban Missile!" Gardenhose is thinking, "Ok, now just stop the Memorex!"
With an 0-1 count, Alexei delivers with a single up the middle to score Lillibridge to put the Sox up 6-5. Bonesy comes through again!!
Now it's on to the bottom of the 10th and Thornton again comes out to pitch. It's nail biter time. Delmon Young opens the inning quickly with a single. Sox fans have bitten beyond the nail and are biting their own fingers. Up comes old pal and
future HOF'er Jim Thome. After getting strike 1, the hope, the thrill, the joy for Sox fans comes to an abrupt end. Thome pounces on Thornton's 0-1 fastball deep to right field for a 2-run homer to win the game for the Twins 7-6. What a game and what a
heartbreaking loss.
The Sox will try to even up the series in Minnesota and get back to within 3 games of 1st by sending Gavin Floyd (8-9, 3.70 ERA) to the mound. He will be opposed by Francisco Liriano (11-7, 3.26 ERA). The game will start at 7:10 and can be seen on Comcast SportsNet.
TBGR Diary: Now we're 4 games back after losing 7 of our last 11. Can the bullpen please lock it down? The trend of blowing late inning games is killing the Sox. If the pitching shows up, please let the hitting show up!
It's not over yet, but it could be soon if something doesn't change!
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A Permit to Fly will not be issued to an aircraft that is eligible for the issue of a C of A, but may be issued in the event of a CofA becoming temporarily invalid.
A National Permit to Fly is granted, in accordance with BCAR A3-7. Aircraft in this category are generally ex-military, amateur built, microlight, gyroplanes or without a valid Type Certificate.
CAP 733 - "Permit to Fly Aircraft" is a comprehensive source of information regarding Permits to Fly and provides guidance on the following topics:
A Permit to Fly issue refers to the validation of an aircraft's first Permit to Fly
A Permit to Fly renewal is applicable when the Permit to Fly Certificate of Validity expires.
An EASA permanent Permit to Fly may be issued for non-commercial flying activity on individual, non complex aircraft types for which a Certificate of Airworthiness or Restricted Certificate of Airworthiness is not appropriate.
The CAA may issue a National Permit to Fly in accordance with BCAR A3-7, only to aircraft that are not eligible for a National Certificate of Airworthiness.
An EASA temporary Permit to Fly is issued when an aircraft is temporarily unable to comply with the regulations set for the issue of a Certificate of Airworthiness but is still capable of safe flight under defined conditions. They may also be issued to an EASA aircraft that usually holds a EASA permanent permit to fly, but this has expired and the aircraft requires either a check flight or a positioning flight.
A temporary National Permit to Fly is issued to a national aircraft type to allow the aircraft to complete a check flight or positioning flight (when 'A Conditions' are not applicable).
Variation of Permit To Fly To Remove Prohibition on Flight Over Congested Areas
The standard Permit to Fly issued by the CAA includes a condition prohibiting flight over the congested area of a city, town or settlement. The CAA has, after careful consideration of the levels of safety achieved for certain categories of permit aircraft, decided that this condition should be withdrawn for aeroplanes in certain categories.
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Protesters from various sectors and regions held their own State of the Nation Address, dubbing it as the Sona ng Bayan (People's SONA) in Commonwealth Avenue as a response to President Aquino's annual SONA. Led by the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN), protesters condemned the worsening economic conditions in the three years of the Aquino regime.
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BATON ROUGE -- Governor Jindal issued the following statement today after the Louisiana State Legislature approved HB 1:
"Both the House and Senate did great work on a fiscally responsible budget that is good for the people of Louisiana. The hard work of legislators from both parties and increased revenue projections has produced a balanced budget that invests in our top priorities and protects our reforms. We've made a $69 million investment in K-12 education and protected our historic educations reforms from last session, including the Louisiana Scholarship Program and our changes to teacher tenure—all without raising taxes. We've also rejected the ObamaCare Medicaid expansion that could have cost Louisianians $1.7 billion while forcing almost 200,000 of our citizens off of private insurance. I commend the Legislature for their work, and I look forward to signing HB 1 into law."


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Cline Shale Alliance formed to plan for oil boom
SWEETWATER — They have been meeting every month since late last year, but a group of concerned residents, economic developers, local and state government officials now have an umbrella organization that will serve as a funnel for information about anything regarding the Cline Shale, its effect, and how to get ready for what many are calling the "big boom."
More than 200 people attended the maiden luncheon and meeting of the Cline Shale Alliance at Texas State Technical College in Sweetwater on Friday, many with a desire to learn the latest developments in counties involved in the oil play.
The Cline formation is east of the Midland Basin, roughly 140 miles north to south and 70 miles wide, running through portions of Mitchell, Coke, Fisher, Glasscock, Howard, Irion, Nolan, Reagan, Scurry and Sterling counties.
Although Taylor County is not part of the drilling, its county seat, Abilene, will be a major player should the oil boom live up to its potential, said Dwain Rogers of the University of Texas at San Antonio.
Rogers likened Abilene's position with that of San Antonio, a city playing a supporting role in the Eagle Ford Shale due mainly to its infrastructure. Out of the 100,000 jobs created by the Eagle Ford in that region, 20,000 are in San Antonio.
In his update to the alliance, Gary Robinett, director of marketing and industrial recruitment for the Abilene Industrial Foundation, said activity in the Key City has recently quadrupled.
Robinett said the foundation is in talks with "several companies," industries that are and aren't related to the oil industry, seeking a part in the grand scheme of the Cline.
"They want to get established here before the chaos begins," he said after the meeting.
Oklahoma-based Devon Energy, a major Cline Shale stakeholder, has opened an Abilene field office, which a company official said will serve as support location for company's exploratory rigs in the Cline and "once we start production, the office will oversee these productions."
And so far, the Abilene office is the only structure the company has acquired in the area.
Kirk Edwards, president of Las Colinas Energy Partners and ex-chairman of the El Paso branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, said in a recent energy summit that some of the possible pitfalls of the Cline Shale formation will be the lack of infrastructure in the area.
Rogers also reported the economic effect of Eagle Ford: $25 billion in 2011 and $61 billion last year. Twenty-five percent of the world's oil rigs are located in that shale area, he said.
Initial estimates indicate the Cline holds 30 billion barrels of recoverable oil, which will dwarf the Eagle Ford.
"You are now in the 'is this going to happen phase,'" Rogers said. "Next is the 'oh my goodness phase.'"
Ronald Wade, president and chief executive officer of Trail Ridge Exploration and Production, a Grapevine-based company with 20,000 acres in eastern Scurry County, is optimistic the Cline will produce, but noted more exploration is needed just to be certain.
"This formation hasn't produced economically in the past; no wells have produced in our acreage position in the past, so we don't have a lot of offset data to go by," Wade said. "We probably will drill three wells this year and by next year we'll be ramping up and maybe end up drilling 20 wells."
The first wells the company will be drilling are solely exploratory, "but if this truly ends up a resource play, then after about five or six wells I will call them more development kind of wells," Wade said.
The usual issues were discussed, including roads, housing, water and manpower. There are reports, according to Rogers, that schools in the Eagle Ford area are losing teachers to high-paying oil field-related jobs.
Technical schools also are having a hard time getting and retaining instructors, especially commercial-driving teachers, because instructors are opting to use their skills in higher-paying oil field driving jobs.
The Cline Shale Alliance plans to bring in experts to address several issues in future meetings. The next gathering, April 30 at the Nolan County Coliseum Annex, will discuss addressing the housing shortage.
Several workshops also are in the planning stages, as well as bus tours that organizers call "rolling seminars" to the Cline Shale and Permian Basin areas.
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If the dendrites of a neuron become damaged, what function of the neuron would be compromised?
Its ability to manufacture new cell components
Its ability to produce neurotransmitters
Its ability to receive information from other neurons
Its ability to produce hormones
Which of the following is a TRUE statement regarding the axon?
The axon helps the cell produce new proteins.
The axon is long and is responsible for sending messages to other neurons.
The axon is responsible for receiving messages from other neurons.
The axon is directly connected to the dendrites.
Which of the following is NOT
a role of glial cells?
It clears away debris.
It wraps around neurons to speed the passage of electrical messages.
It releases chemicals to promote healing after injury.
It forms action potentials.
Jim has a problem with selective memory and attention. Which neurotransmitter is most likely deficient?
Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)
Which is TRUE of the neurotransmitter dopamine?
None of the above
Both A and B
It plays a role in tying reward with movement.
It is produced in the substantia nigra and released in the basal ganglia.
Which of the following are NOT one of the three steps in neurotransmission?
The halting of neurotransmission by either chemical breakdown or reuptake
The neuron entering into the absolute refractory period
The release of neurotransmitter from the axon terminal into synaptic cleft
The binding of the neurotransmitter to its receptor site
Which of the following is true regarding endorphins?
They are a type of neuropeptide
They are endogenous opioids
They play a specialized role in pain reduction
All of the above
During the action potential,
positive charge flows into the cell membrane.
negative charge flows into the cell membrane.
none of the above.
the membrane becomes uncharged.
Which statement best describes the absolute refractory period?
It is a brief period of time after the action potential when the neuron continually fires.
It is the optimum maximum firing rate for a neuron.
It is a brief period of time after the action potential where another action potential cannot occur.
It is a permanent state where the neuron can no longer produce an action potential after an action potential has occurred.
Which of the following best describes plasticity?
One's genetic makeup
The nervous system's ability to change
Changes in brain size
The brains developmental trajectory
What are the two components of the peripheral nervous system (PNS)?
Cerebral nervous system and temporal nervous system
Somatic nervous system and autonomic nervous system
Central nervous system and somatic nervous system
Motor nervous system and cortical nervous system
Name the lobes of the brain.
Frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital
Motor, visual, auditory, gustatory
Frontal, sensory, parietal, occipital
Temporal, visual, parietal, frontal
What is the primary role of the hypothalamus?
Regulate sleep and wake cycles
Oversee the endocrine and autonomic nervous system
Oversee the functions of the somatosensory cortex
Regulate fear conditioning
If you remove the amygdala from the human brain, which behavior(s) would you expect to be absent?
All of the above
The medulla is responsible for
maintaining balance.
regulating sleep and wake functions.
linguistic and visuospatial abilities.
regulating breathing and heartbeat functions.
The brain stem consists of
the pituitary gland, the thyroid gland, and the adrenal gland.
the forebrain, hindbrain, midbrain, and association cortex.
the thalamus, midbrain and hindbrain.
the diencephalons, telecephalon, mesecephalon, and metacephalon.
Which of the following is the best possible explanation of why we lose our appetite when we are nervous?
Our parasympathetic nervous system becomes activated, thus inactivating digestion.
Our pituitary gland signals to the stomach that the body is undergoing hormonal change.
Our hippocampus becomes activated and inhibits stomach contraction.
Our sympathetic nervous system becomes activated, thus inactivating digestion.
The endocrine system is composed of
The adrenal glands are primarily responsible for manufacturing which two hormones?
Estrogen and testosterone
Adrenaline and cortisol
Oxytocin and vasopressin
Cortisol and estrogen
Which of the following is NOT scientific evidence for the mind-brain identity?
Studies that show brain activity (e.g., EEG, MRI) during certain behaviors and perceptions
Assessments of deficits in behaviors and perceptions following brain injury
Studies of phrenology that focus on brain area enlargements and skull impressions
Studies of brain stimulation and its relationship to perception and behavior
In the late 1920s, Hans Berger became famous for developing
the EKG.
the EEG.
the MRI.
the CT scan.
The fMRI measures
changes in tissue.
changes in endorphins.
changes in bone structure.
changes in blood oxygen level.
The myth of 10% brain functioning was uncovered by
neuroimaging and brain stimulation studies.
the action potential.
Which neuroimaging technique would most likely pick up a brain tumor?
A genotype refers to an organism's
dominant genes.
genetic makeup.
recessive genes.
observable traits.
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Wilhelmina Jacoba Joubert
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About Wilhelmina Jacoba Joubert
Barberton Refugee Camp
Personal Details
Name: Miss Wilhelmina Jacoba Joubert
Born in camp? No
Died in camp? No
Gender: female
Race: white
Marital status: single
Nationality: Transvaal
Registration as child: Yes
Unique ID: 111104
Camp History
Name: Barberton RC
Age arrival: 2
Date arrival: 06/07/1901
Date departure: 02/07/1902
Reason departure: Returned home
Destination: Farm
Tent number: 430
Farm History
Name: Koningsdal
District: Vryheid
Miss Wilhelmina Jacoba Joubert
is the Daughter of Mrs Susanna Aletta Joubert
Title: DBC 54 Barberton CR
Type: Camp register
Location: National Archives, Pretoria
Reference No.: DBC 54
Notes: p.163
Wilhelmina Jacoba Joubert's Timeline
February 1, 1901
- July 5, 1902
Age 2
The camps were formed by the British army to house the residents of the two Boer republics of the South African Republic and the Orange Free State. They were established towards the end of 1900, after Britain had invaded the Boer republics. This database was designed to investigate mortality and morbidity in the camps during the war. Although it will include everyone listed in the registers during the war, it usually excludes returning prisoners-of-war and men who came back from commando at the end of the war, as well as the considerable movement of people which took place after 31 May 1902, when families were repatriated to their homes.
Barberton camp was opened at the beginning of February 1901 but it grew slowly. By the end of August 1901 it only had about 2,000 inmates, small by the standards of most camps. It was situated to the south-west of the town on high ground. Both Dr Kendal Franks and the Ladies Committee were very taken with the lovely setting, surrounded by high hills, close to the Swaziland border. B. Graumann, who was superintendent throughout the war, sent in terse reports so it is often difficult to glean much about the life of the camp. He appears to have been an efficient man, however, and he was much praised by Kendal Franks, when he visited the camp in August 1901. The camp was beautifully pitched, the tents laid out with the utmost regularity (which always impressed the British authorities) and there was a general appearance of order and cleanliness. At the beginning of August there was an influx of over 1,000 Boers and a second camp was established in the local agricultural showgrounds.


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Mrs. Brenda Gale Green, 61, of Carrollton, GA passed away Monday, January 7, 2013.
Brenda was born in Douglasville, GA the daughter of Max D. Harper and the late Patricia Scott Harper. She was a school teacher in the Carroll County School System and member of Bethany Christian Church. Earlier in life, she worked as a court stenographer, police dispatcher, computer department at University of West Georgia, Carrollton City School System, and Whitesburg Elementary School.
Survivors include her husband, Ronald Green, sons, Dusty Griffin of Carrollton, Jeremy Green of New Port Richie, FL, Christofer Green of Opelika, AL, daughters, Dawn Lewis of Villa Rica, Lori Firriolo of Spring Hill, TN, 9 grandchildren, and father, Max Harper of Carrollton,
Funeral services will Thursday, January 10 at 11 A. M. from the chapel of Almon Funeral Home with Minister Allen Howard and Minister Joey Mullins officiating. Music will be provided by the Bethany Quartet.
Honorary pallbearers will be John Ebner, Randy Collins, Robbie Hudson, Keith Harris, and Steve Suddeth.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Wednesday from 4 p. m. until 8 p. m.
Following the service, Mrs. Greens body will be cremated.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, Relay for Life, 1825 Barrett Lakes Blvd., Suite 280, Kennesaw, GA 30144.
Messages of condolences may be expressed to the family online at www.almonfuneralhome.com.
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Wiley Ezell models his Delta Gear personal cooling and heating product on Wednesday. He will hawk the item on QVC.
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Ezell couldn't find an existing product that suited his needs, so he invented one, the Cool Neck, a flexible cooling neck wrap that reduces the core body temperature.
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TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christies campaign is making a pitch to be able to exceed the states election spending limit so it can pay for lawyers dealing with a pair of investigations.
A hearing on the issue is scheduled for Tuesday before the state Election Law Enforcement Commission.
Because the Republican accepted public matching money for his re-election campaign last year, he was limited to spending $12.2 million.
The campaign came within $13,000 of hitting the limit.
It wants to raise and spend more now that it has received subpoenas from state lawmakers and federal investigators. Those groups are looking into whether Christies office played a role in causing a political retribution scandal by closing approach lanes near the George Washington Bridge.
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An investigation is underway into a shooting that killed two people in Pulaski County.
Burnside Police say they responded to the shooting inside an apartment on Stone Crest Drive late Wednesday night, where they found a man and woman dead.
The apartment is above a restaurant.
Investigators say the man was around 30 years old. The woman was around 35 years old.
The name of neither victim has been released.
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not to mention the Jets still don't scare anyone with their passing game... and look at the teams that get there every year... they throw the football and win with match-ups DOWN the field.... the "run and play defense" theory is a myth now and been phased out with the arena football concept of chucking the ball down the field!!
Yes, but even with that big O-Line Tomlinson doesn't scare anyone anymore and Green had the luxury of having Thomas Jones softening up the opposition and having the durablity to play every game. Not to mention the leadership that Jones provided and the fact that the O-line is pissed at losing Jones.


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MUNCIE - Crystal Beth Hartman "Big Sis", 36, passed away unexpectedly, Thursday evening, July 4, 2013 at I.U. Health Ball Memorial Hospital.
She was born on November 7, 1976 in Muncie, the daughter of Kenneth B. and Sarah V. (Novotny) Hartman.
She graduated from Muncie Southside High School in 1996.
Crystal worked for the Henry County Highway Department for two and half years and was currently disabled.
Big Sis loved to play bingo, enjoyed swimming and especially loved fireworks.
Surviving are her parents, Kenneth B. and Sarah V. Hartman; three brothers, Kenneth A. Hartman, Joseph F. Hartman (wife, Brandi) and Donovan R. Harmon (wife, Nancy); one sister, Sherry Rinakama (husband, Ratu); four nephews, Devon, Gage, Dillon and Zander; two nieces, Cheyenne and Jade Lynn; special niece and nephew, Nicole Lynn and Lonnie, Jr., who were like her own children and considered her their second mother; special aunts and uncles, Kathy and Denny Brannon, Bob (wife, Velma), Billy (wife, Roma), Carolyn, Alice (husband, Ernie), Nancy, Karen, Brenda, Sandy, Annie, Brenda C. and Gloria; numerous cousins and many special friends.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, and one cousin, Charlie Gibson in February, 2013.
Services will be held at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 11, 2013 at The Meeks Mortuary and Crematory, Washington Street Chapel. Cremation will take place following services.
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She was longtime educator, city's first female mayor and continues volunteer work throughout community
Peg Sanford says she had the best job in the world in her 25 years as the K-12 library media specialist for Saugatuck Public Schools.
"Anything you do with kids comes back 100 fold," she said Tuesday, the day after being named the 2013 Tony Vettori Citizen of the Year.
Her work with children and volunteer hours in the community were key to receiving the award, said Mayor Bill Hess who announced the award Monday night.
"I wouldn't trade my place for anything. I'll live here and be happy. The people are special here," she said.
A reception for Sanford is 5 p.m. April 17 at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St.
About a dozen people were nominated for the award that is designed to recognize an outstanding city resident who has demonstrated exceptional community service for extraordinary achievement in public service, sports, arts, music, science or an act of heroism, while fostering community participation and involvement.
Sanford and her husband John moved to Saugatuck in 1974 where they raised their two children John and Lori.
One of the first accomplishments that stands out was her work forming what is now Wicks Park in 1976, she said. She and a committee of residents convinced the village to make the riverfront property on Water Street a park. The site now has a gazebo, restrooms, art and is the docking site for Great Lakes cruise ships.
She was chairwoman of the charter commission that moved Saugatuck from a village to a city in 1984. She was the city's first female mayor from 1985 to 1987.
During that time, she and other residents stopped a McDonald's restaurant from setting up in downtown Saugatuck.
"We were trying to keep what we have — our small town, our local town," she said. "It was a community coming together."
At the Community Church of Douglas, she has organized the activities of the Women's Fellowship Circle and taught Bible school. She was a charter member of the historical society and has served on the board and as the society's president. She has been involved in the Saugatuck Chamber Music Festival, Allegan County Community Foundation, Saugatuck Area Business Association (SABA), the Saugatuck Center for the Arts and the Saugatuck Information Booth.
Sanford now serves as chairwoman of the Christian Neighbors' annual Thanksgiving Basket project where more than 100 volunteers pack baskets for more than 500 families. Most recently she became a member of the steering committee of the new 100 Women of Allegan County organization that has contributed $20,000 to four different Allegan County nonprofit organizations in its first year of existence.
The award is named for former Saugatuck Mayor Tony Vettori who established the award. The first recipient was Sylvia Randolph in 2005. Other winners were Jane Van Dis, Mike Johnson, Joy Muehlenbeck, Phil Miller, Russ and Ginger Wilkinson and Fitz and Thelma Coghlin.
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The Eudora Horsethief Run will take place at 7:30 a.m. Saturday at Eudora Middle School, 2635 Church St. Registration/packet pickup begins at 6:30 a.m. Anyone is welcome to participate.
The annual event is a fundraiser for the Eudora High School cross country team, with proceeds being used to support training and travel expenses.
Admission to the 5K run or one-mile run/walk is $20 and includes a T-shirt, post-race refreshments and an opportunity for 5K participants to win unique awards.
Race entry blanks can be found at various Eudora businesses. They can also be found online at www.active.com.
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Detroit (AP) General Motors says its losses widened to $15.5 billion in the second quarter as North American sales plummeted and the company faced expenses due to labor unrest and its massive restructuring plan.
It's the third-largest quarterly loss in company history.
The company says the loss includes $9.1 billion in one-time charges, including $3.3 billion for the buyouts of 19,000 U.S. hourly workers.
The second-quarter loss was $27.33 per share, compared with net profit of $891 million, or $1.56 per share for the same period a year ago. GMreported revenues of $38.2 billion, down $8.5 billion from a year ago.
The loss also includes $1.3 billion worth of write-offs because of a decline in value of GMAC Financial Services' portfolio of trucks and sport utility vehicles. Those vehicles' sales have plummeted due to high gas prices.
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Open Houses and Lottery
Lottery results are in: Are you considering Payne ES for your child?
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- What: an opportunity to hear from current Payne parents about their kids' experiences at the school, including with the early childhood Tools of the Mind program.
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Planning on applying to a DC Public school for school year 2014-15 via the lottery (https://apply.myschooldc.dc.gov/)? Apply now!
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Final lottery season Open Houses at Francis-Stevens
From our friends at Francis-Stevens PTA…Francis-Stevens is a PS-8 Education Campus located in Foggy Bottom/West-end of Dupont. One of the results of recent consolidation by DCPS is that Francis-Stevens will be merging with School Without Walls, an application-only public HS based near the campus of the George Washington University. Francis-Stevens PS-8 students will continue to occupy their current building and entry to Francis-Stevens will continue to be through DCPS' PS/PK/OOB lottery. 70% of Francis-Stevens students come from OOB and the PTA hopes the school can continue to serve a citywide population.
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Thursday 2/21, 8:30 – 10 am
*At this Saturday's open house, School Without Walls (SWW) Principal Richard Trogisch – who will now administer FS as well as SWW – will outline his vision for the 2013/14 year and the future of Francis-Stevens. The Saturday session may be of particular interest to families looking at middle schools. Mr. Trogisch has mentioned plans to align Grades 5-8 curriculum with SWW and College Board standards.All sessions will take place at Francis-Stevens Educational Campus at 2425 N St. NW.
LOTTERY NOTE: DCPS now lists us as "School Without Walls at Francis-Stevens" on its on-line lottery form.
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Thanks to the Alaina Smith and the DCPS Lottery team for joining us in January to share this year's lottery process.
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Dean Foods now offers its West Coast retail customers extended-shelf-life (ESL) products. Our regional white milk brands and national TruMoo brand (chocolate and strawberry flavors) will be available in ESL for distribution in early March. Extended-shelf-life provides several advantages to our retails customers including fewer out-of-stocks due to longer shelf life, fewer deliveries, shipping over greater distances and reduction in out-of-code product, reducing product dump for the retailer.
Our ESL white milk will be available in quarts and 14-ounce single-serve bottles. TruMoo chocolate and strawberry milk will be available in half gallons, quarts and 14-ounce single-serve bottles. In addition to offering a longer shelf life, the quarts and single serve bottles will now be available in consumer preferred packaging with a full bottle wrap and screw cap.
Regional white milk brands offering extended-shelf-life include Model Dairy – Northern Nevada, Berkeley Farms – Northern California, Alta Dena – Southern California and Meadow Gold – Southern Nevada and Hawaii.
Dean Foods is now offering its retail customers in California, Nevada and Hawaii the same TruMoo chocolate milk, now packed with 25 grams of protein. Consumers are looking for protein in their beverages and in their dairy, say company officials, adding that TruMoo Protein is a perfect fit. This extended shelf life product comes in an assortment of flavors and is offered in 14-ounce single-serve bottles.
Available flavors include Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry and Cookies n' Cream.
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Delone grad receives athletic training scholarship:Deanna Laughman, of Delone Catholic High School, was recently awarded a $500 scholarship from Hanover Hospital Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and WellSpan Sports Medicine. On hand for the presentation were, from left, Dr. Sam D'Agata of Hanover Orthopaedics; Dr. John Deitch of WellSpan Orthopedics; Laughman; Jennifer Sherdel, coordinator of sports medicine, Hanover Hospital physical medicine and rehabilitation; and Julie Emrhein, clinical supervisor of sports medicine and athletic training, WellSpan. The scholarship is presented to a graduating senior athletic training student who plans to continue his or her career in athletic training. Laughman plans to attend Eastern University in the fall.
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I give thanks to God for the early goal and the way that we were able to hold on to it until the end of the game. It shows our determination to make sure we do not concede a goal but while our team tried their best, today was not the best performance by them and I am not very happy. They did not play the game they were supposed to play. But our project was to get to the final and we have made it. Other than that I thought the game was balanced.
Ricardo Rozo, Colombia coach
Our nation are still proud of us but it's unfortunate that sometimes it's the little details that decide a game like today. We lost a goal in the 2nd minute and after that we tried to get a goal back but unfortunately we were unable to. We had the right attitude and I can say nothing against my players because we tried until the end to make a goal.
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By now it ought to be clear that the U.S. must get off oil. We can no longer afford the dangers that our dependence on petroleum poses for our national security, our economic security or our environmental security. Yet civilization is not about to stop moving, and so we must invent a new way to power the world's transportation fleet. Cellulosic biofuels—liquid fuels made from inedible parts of plants—offer the most environmentally attractive and technologically feasible near-term alternative to oil.
Biofuels can be made from anything that is, or ever was, a plant. First-generation biofuels derive from edible biomass, primarily corn and soybeans (in the U.S.) and sugarcane (in Brazil). They are the low-hanging fruits in a forest of possible biofuels, given that the technology to convert these feedstocks into fuels already exists (180 refineries currently process corn into ethanol in the U.S.). Yet first-generation biofuels are not a long-term solution. There is simply not enough available farmland to provide more than about 10 percent of developed countries' liquid-fuel needs with first-generation biofuels. The additional crop demand raises the price of animal feed and thus makes some food items more expensive—though not nearly as much as the media hysteria last year would indicate. And once the total emissions of growing, harvesting and processing corn are factored into the ledger, it becomes clear that first-generation biofuels are not as environmentally friendly as we would like them to be.


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This is what your skin looks like after you've been struck by lightning
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Herbi® herbicide sprayer is ideal for spraying herbicides under greenhouse benches, along fence lines, between trees in orchards and any landscaping situation where chemical drift would damage valuable plants and crops.
This sprayer produces very even, large 200 micron particles that spray out as a fine mist in a 4-foot-wide umbrella pattern. One 2.5-liter bottle of spray solution covers a large area (up to 20,000 sq. ft.), which is the equivalent of three to four backpack sprayers. This sprayer also uses 40 times less water than a traditional backpack sprayer and is lighter weight and more comfortable to use. Herbi® is battery powered, so there is no manual pumping, which reduces fatigue. Operates 40-50 hours on four "D" cell batteries (not included). Includes three spray nozzles with a flow rate range of 60 to 150 ml. per minute. Empty weight is 6 lbs. Made in England.
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Just a walk through a weedy area and the light mist of Roundup kills all the weeds. We farm cotton and corn and it keeps the sides of the fields weed free. Also, the edges of our lawn. It is so inexpensive to use.
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I have several pairs of well-worn wool and fleece socks that are beyond repair... The fleece ones could probably dropped off at Patagonia for recycling, but I was thinking of a way to reuse them somehow. Any ideas?
stitch up the holes and use them as sleeping socks.Sew a piece of thin leather or similar durable material on the bottom and use as camp shoesmake a camera cozy.make a koozie for your Ti Mug to keep hot drinks hot.Add a thumb and make mittens to wear under silnylon shell mittens.???????
"Sew a piece of thin leather or similar durable material on the bottom and use as camp shoes"Like that one, thanks!
Yes, many use socks as lens and camera pouches. I suppose the same can be for phones/mp3 players and whatever gadget you must have with you.Franco
I use an old pair with the ends cut out as sleeves when i Kayak in the mornings. I can leave the life vest on and stil take them on and off.
I like the idea of knee or elbow warmers. It's not only practical but downright smart when it's freezing out. A good pair of my favorite worn out smart wool socks pulled up around my knees when it's freezing out just might be the downrigt best thing for keeping the od joints warm.BTW... I guess you should know... I'm talking cycling here.That said it was the idea of using them as camp shoes that really threw me. It just seemed a little ridiculous and I guess that's why it stuck in my head for so long.has anyone tried fasioning a light sandle for around camp out of a shoe insole??Particularly one that can still be used with the shoe during the day.At the most basic level this could be as simple as throwing an insole in an old pair of socks that have been stitched up one to many times.However it could get far more interesting.1) paint or spray the bottom side of a pair of socks with plasticoat, slide your insoles from your hiking boots in and you have an instant camp sandle that's lighter and packs better then anything on the market.2) optionally, you could sew a piece of leather to the bottom as another poster suggested, but you could still add the insoles from your boots while they're airing out at the end of the day and then you'd have a more comfortable ultralight sandle/sock.3) They do actually make and sell socks with a rubberized bottom. Why not just take a pair of those hiking and slip your boot insole into them for a little added padding at the end of the day4) If you take along crocs, why not simply take your insole out of your boot and put it in the crocs for some added comfort.5) If you take along ultralight neoprene river shoes... they seem like the perfect place to use your hiking boot insoles.5) Ultralight insole flip flop!?This last one is really the reason I'm posting. The others were just to get you thinking so you wouldn't think this idea to crazy. :)And this may be absolutely crazy, but it might lead to something absolutely brilliant if one was to keep brainstorming along this line.Is there a way you can turn an insole, possibly a heavier insole into an ultralight sandle?For example. What if you just put some simple cuts in the insole to thread through some nylon cord to make an estremely simple flip flop. The sandal would be so light the strap could simply cover your big toe.Alternatively... duck tape might work but is too wasteful.Alternatively you could start with the sandle... why not start with an ultralight flip flop and then cut it down and form it to work as an insole in your boot.To crazy?Well then why not think of it this way.... What if you could layer sandals and shoes like you layer clothing.What if there was some sort of convertible sandle shoe, like a backpacker pant / short?Sort of like a river or surf shoe the light sole and neoprene cover / straps would allow you to hang around camp in comfort. They might even work for walking light trail use... certainly great for river and stream crossings.But when you came to those bolder hopping sections of the trail on would go your over-shoe.They actually do make things called "over boots". They're popular with postal people in the lower 48. And up in alaska.I guess this is now not looking so crazy as plausible. Like rubber shoe covers to cover your business shoes or waterproof shoe covers cyclists use to keep out cold and rain in te winter.There are also cold weather foot covers for dry and wet suits of course.Anyone ever use anyting like this?Anyone make a sock wit more then a rubberized bottom.Say a possum down sock with a leather bottom?
Edited by mmeiser on 11/25/2009 03:42:07 MST.
I was kinda thinking along the same lines. I got the idea from a youtube that I saw a few months back. I just searched and found the vid... here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyBvUGi2A_A&NR=1I will be bringing a pair of insoles rigged as flip-flops. I would not want to use my boot insoles for anything. Especially anything wet. I would bring a second pair. I am always of the mind set to keep my feet/footwear as dry as possible.
Edited by slebla240 on 11/25/2009 08:15:57 MST.
Wow, I was right.So, I'm not the first person to think of insole flip flops.Watching the video ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyBvUGi2A_A&NR=1 ) It actually seems pretty practical to me. At least for summer use.All you need for walking around camp is a little something to keep from cutting your feet.The pop can tab seems like a good idea for the strap beneath the toes, but I wonder what he used to attach the strap to the sides of the insole.
here's some more here:http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/xdpy/forum_thread/11897/index.html?skip_to_post=89577#89577
Teva made a womens shoe that had a removable Insole/flip flop. My faincee bought a pair for her mother a while back.I can't remember the name of them. Not really hiking shoes, more of a casual design. Joseph
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HIGH POINT, N.C. (www.BigSouthSports.com) - For the second-straight day, No. 1 seed Coastal Carolina rallied in the middle innings for a comeback victory, this time defeating No. 5 Radford, 5-3, in Game 7 of the 2012 Big South Baseball Championship presented by Brookwood Farms BBQ and Triangle Rent A Car at Williard Stadium on the campus of High Point University. The Chanticleers improve to 39-17 and advance to Game 12 on Friday against a to-be-determined opponent. Radford falls to 29-27-1 and will play No. 4 Gardner-Webb in an elimination game Thursday at 3:00pm.
Coastal Carolina struck first with a run in the bottom of the first. With one out, Jacob May singled to left and moved to third on Daniel Bowman's single to right. The hit was the 300th of Bowman's career, making him the fourth player in Big South history with 300 and the first with 300 career hits, 200 career runs and 200 career RBI. An error by Radford pitcher Mark Patterson allowed May to score for the early lead. The Chanticleers went ahead 2-0 in the second inning as Tripp Martin blasted a solo home run over the wall in left-center.
But the Highlanders would counter with a three-run inning in the fourth to take a 3-2 lead. Brett Mollenhauer opened with a walk, followed by singles from Jeff Kemp and Matt Mack to load the bases. A passed ball by catcher Tucker Frawley allowed Mollenhauer to score the first run, and Josh Gardiner singled to right-center to plate Kemp and Mack with the go-ahead runs.
The Chanticleers scored twice in the fifth inning to retake the lead at 4-3. Rich Witten tied the game with a run-scoring single that brought home May, who had tripled to start the inning. Before Witten's at-bat, Bowman was hit-by-pitch and he eventually scored on Frawley's fielder's choice.
Radford threatened to tie the game in the seventh inning, as the Highlanders loaded the bases with two outs. But Coastal reliever Ryan Connolly struck out Mack to escape unscathed. Coastal Carolina added an insurance run in the bottom half to stretch its lead to 5-3.
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CCU starter Javier Reynoso lasted three innings and allowed all three Highlander runs. Martin, May and Bowman finished with two hits each for the Chanticleers.
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|Result of wireless capsule endoscopy in patients with suspected small bowel disease: the first series from Thailand.
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|BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Capsule endoscopy (CE) is a promising diagnostic tool for patients with obscure gastrointestinal bleeding. Only a few papers have reported data from Asian countries. This retrospective study aimed to demonstrate result of capsule endoscopy in patients with suspected small bowel disease as the first series from Thailand. METHOD: Twenty-one patients who underwent wireless capsule endoscopy between July 2003 and June 2004 at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital were retrospectively reviewed in the present study. The indications for capsule endoscopy were overt obscure gastro-intestinal bleeding (n= 12), occult obscure gastro-intestinal bleeding (n=5), chronic recurrent abdominal pain (n=3) and chronic diarrhea (n=1). Diagnoses according to findings of capsule endoscopy were classifield into definite, suspicious and negative finding. RESULTS: The mean age of the 21 patients (10 men and 11 women) was 46 (standard deviation, 18.57) years. Of those 17 obscure gastrointestinal bleeding patients, there were positive findings in 11 from 17 patients (65%). Four patients (24%), 3 with tumor and another with AVM, were classified as definite results. Seven patients (41%), 6 with angioectasia and another with a small ulcer, were classified as suspicious because there was no demonstrated active bleeding lesion and no other clinical supportive evidence. Of these 3 patients with recurrent abdominal pain, one patient (33%) with terminal ileum lymphoid hyperplasia was classified as definite result because of clinical improvement after treatment of the lesion. Another case of chronic diarrhea yielded a negative result. CONCLUSION: Wireless capsule endoscopy is a safe and useful mode of investigation for the diagnosis of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding in Thailand. There is not so much difference in capsule endoscopy results between Western and Asian series.
|Pradermchai Kongkam; Sombat Treeprasertsuk; Varocha Mahachai; Rungsun Rerknimitr
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|Title: Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thangphaet Volume: 87 Suppl 2 ISSN: 0125-2208 ISO Abbreviation: J Med Assoc Thai Publication Date: 2004 Sep
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��(i79O?-i83i) wrote 5 fantasias, a nocturne, a set of variations, and 12 studies; of the studies Robert Schumann speaks with consider- able warmth. Giovanni Battista Sammartini (1700) composed no less than 2800 works, but his industry is more than rivalled, and his efficiency far surpassed, by CARL CZEENT (1791 -1857), the veritable Lope de la Vega of the pianoforte, who wrote such a quantity that it is actually impossible to give a correct account of all his original compositions, or of his ar- rangements, transcriptions, etc. Suffice it to say, that his works extend beyond 1000 ; of these one single number, the ' Decamerone,' con- tains 300 pieces, and the average content of each opus is 100 ; indeed there is not a single branch or form of pianoforte music in which Czerny was not active. In addition to this, his energy in arranging oratorios, operas, sympho- nies, overtures, quartets, quintets, etc., is really wonderful ; his name, however, will be per- petuated by his eminently useful and practical studies. JOHANN HUGO WORZISCHEK (1791- 1825), a richly-gifted Viennese composer, wrote a sonata, 12 rhapsodies, 2 books of variations, several polonaises, and 3 rondos, among which the ' Rondeau espagnol ' was a particular fa- vourite of the Vienna pianists. FBIEDBICH WIL- HELM GRUND (1791-187?), a highly esteemed Hamburg professor, is still well known by his well- written studies (op. 21). He composed also sonatas and rondos. CHRISTIAN TBAUGOTT BRTJNNER (1792-1874) composed about 300 pleasing and for educational purposes well- written pieces and collections. CIPRIANI POTTER (1792-1871) composed (according to German catalogues, English editions being out of print and not easily attainable) 2 books of varia- tions, 3 toccatas, i sonata, 2 books of studies (at one time used in the Royal Academy of Music), two rondos. Of this genial and highly respected professor's pieces, ' II compiacente,' op. 16, and the divertimento ' La Placidita,' in A major, are still played ; a grand duo for two pianos (op. 6) and an introduction and rondo (op. 8) for four hands contain much inter- esting matter. MOBITZ HAUPTMANN (1792- 1868), well known to many English musicians as an excellent teacher, composed 1 2 detached pieces and several sonatinas. FBA^OIS HUNTEN (i 793 -1878), an educational composer of some merit, wrote about 200 collections and works, easy and moderately difficult of execution. Some of Hiinten's pieces, such as ' Les Emeraudes,' ' Trois Airs italiens,' op. 65 ; the rondinos ' Le petit Tambour ' and ' An Alexis,' have be- come very widely known. His studies (op. 158) are exceedingly useful and agreeable. IGNAZ MOSCHELES (1794-1870) composed 7 con- certos, among which that in G minor still enjoys a well-merited, high reputation ; 5 solo sonatas, 2 duet sonatas (op. 47, op. 112), of which the first, in Eb, deserves recollection, lo books of variations, 20 rondos, many fantasias (' Recollec- tion of Ireland '), and a great number of smaller pieces. His famous duets, his pieces for 2
pianofortes, ' Hommage a Handel ' and ' Les Cc trastes,' (8 hands), and his most excellent studie op. 70 and op. 95, are considered classical, and fully merit that designation. CARL ARNOLD (1794) wrote 4 sonatas, 3 books of variations,
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Deputies say it appears that Austin may have been cleaning the weapon, a .22 caliber handgun, when it went off.
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Year Earned1977
Bio / AccomplishmentsEarned BS in Finance from Kansas State and Master of Public Administration from Wichita State. Now working as a Space Station Research Program Manager (Biomedicine) for NASA at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. Serving as an Ass't. Scoutmaster (Troop 869) and Ass't. Den Leader (Pack 848) in Clear Lake, TX.
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