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Thursday, August 28, 2008
The Good Ol' Double Standard
The roads here are curvy and rural -- no sidewalks, no shoulders, so when I saw the new route, I thought it was just a mistake that they expected her to walk around the big curve to catch it at a nearby intersection. Well, it was no mistake. It's not that it's that far (maybe .3 to .4 mile), but it's not a simple matter to walk there.
When I was in fourth grade, a year younger than Amanda is now, I walked to and from school. I did live in a typical suburban neighborhood, but part of the trip was on a fairly busy street with no sidewalks (but I did traverse the nicely manicured lawns). I clocked my old elementary school walk, thanks to Google maps, and it's .6 mile.
I loved those times walking by myself. Part of it was the independence and responsibility of getting myself home. Part of it the time it afforded me to talk to myself and tell stories and just be alone.
When I called the transportation administrator, I said that it was my assumption that a 5th grader could get herself off and on the bus herself, and that I just wasn't sure that this route would allow that. I said I'd give it a try, and see how it went. Well after one day, I can see that it's going to be just fine. I need to just change my mindset of how young (old) she is and let her take on this responsibility.
Another area in which the double standard of what I did and what I feel that she is capable of doing came to mind as I was taking a walk down memory lane reading about everyone's favorite chapter books in the Children's Classics carnival.
More than once, Are You There God, It's Me Margaret by Judy Blume came up as a mention of a book that was enjoyed and read and re-read. Yes, me too. I'm sure that I had read this by the time I was in fifth grade, if not fourth. When I was reading people's memories of it, I thought, "I don't think Amanda's ready to read about breasts and whatever else it mentions. And certainly I don't know if I want to entrust her to read about an eleven-year-old girl's doubts about religion."
And that's what it comes to. Trust. Trusting that as she grows taller and older that her discernment is also maturing. Trusting that although she's no longer a little girl, she's still my child and God's child.
I have a feeling that I'll be re-reading Are You There God, It's Me Margaret, and perhaps passing it along to her before too long. And after we find a workable morning routine, I am fairly sure that Amanda will indeed be handling the responsibility of getting herself off and on the bus -- extending her freedom from the end of the driveway to another corner of the neighborhood.
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- Stephanie's Mommy Brain said...
I'm finding that my perspective on how "old" each of my children are varies. I never dreamed of letting Will play in the backyard without me when he was 2 but I've sent Ellie outside without me since she was 18 months. Funny how perspective changes! = )
- Trish said...
Sounds like *you're* growing up!
- janice said...
ohhh - growing up!
Jackson will be needing me to drive him all throughout elementary school since we don't have buses.
If only he were at the new neighborhood school, he could walk himself soon! It is one block away!
- Org Junkie said...
You know that's funny you should say that because my daughter is 11 also and I've been hesitant to let her read that book as well although I'm also sure I read it by her age. You are right though about trusting her, I'm definitely going to re-think this. As much as we want to, we definitely can't hold onto them forever :(
- Katrina said...
Yeah, we had a big "rite of passage" issue here this summer. Camden (9) wanted to be able to ride around the neighborhood, not just around our yard. It took me a while to adjust, but I know my husband was riding around a far greater area at this age. So even though things are "different" -- as far as traffic, safety issues, etc. -- I had to think honestly about whether *he* was ready (he was), not just about whether *I* was ready (not so much). Of course, I gave in, and he spent a good chunk of the summer exploring and riding... and loving it.
- Krista said...
I know I always thought my parents were too strict with me (first child) and I was ready to do things on my own way before they would let me. Now I have a small son of my own and I'm sure I will have the same problems! I will look back from my view in "older" and think "if he only knew" and then not want him to do things. But it's in the doing that you do the growing. I guess I'll just have to learn to let go when the time(s) come!
- At A Hen's Pace said...
There's such a fine line between protection and allowing independence, isn't there?
It does get easier with later-born kids, as you pass through stages you've been through before--but that firstborn is always pushing the envelope! And me out of my comfort zone, so often...


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|Many tissue ACE-assays suffer from underestimation of the ACE-activity at low sample dilutions. However, measurement of ACE-activity as the amount of hippuric acid produced by cleavage of the commonly used substrate hippuryl-histidyl-leucine might circumvent this problem. In this study, we investigated whether sample dilution affects the measurement of ACE-activity in rat tissue and serum. We found that serum ACE-activity was not affected by sample dilution. In homogenates of aorta, kidney, left ventricle, and lung, however, ACE-activity increased 1.6-2.8 times with increasing sample dilution until, ultimately, a plateau was reached at dilution factor 100, 50, 20, and 100, respectively. In addition, tissue homogenates inhibited the activity of exogenous ACE, whereas serum did not. These data suggest that the dilution effect probably results from interactions of inhibitory substances from the homogenates with ACE. The implications of these findings are that tissue ACE-activity measurements by any assay should be performed using sample dilution at the plateau. In many studies in the literature, specifications of sample dilution are lacking. Our findings demonstrate that caution is warranted in the interpretation of these studies.
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October 5, 2011
Robert H. Treman State Park Ithaca, New York
Robert H. Treman State Park is so breathtakingly beautiful. There are so many different layers to this gorge with 12 waterfalls. Surprises around every corner.
The area is home to SUNY Cortland, Ithaca College and Cornell.
Ithaca is Gorges and God is good!
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- Beauty Blogger Bri said...
Goodness gracious...this has got to be one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen!!! Absolutely fabulous photos Carmie, thank you for sharing :)
- October 5, 2011 at 1:58 AM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
So very pretty, looks like a lovely visit:@)
- October 5, 2011 at 5:56 AM
- Days at Buttermilk Cottage said...
Your photos are gorgeous. This looks like the perfect time to visit the park, with leaves just beginning to show their colors.
- October 5, 2011 at 6:39 AM
- Laura @ Our Prairie Home said...
Beautiful, Carmie! Looks like you might have gotten a day trip after all! How lovely is that?
- October 5, 2011 at 7:43 AM
- Morgane said...
stunning pictures ! I love the sweet and strong of this piece of nature.
- October 5, 2011 at 7:59 AM
- Stacy said...
What a beautiful set of photos.
- October 5, 2011 at 8:02 AM
- Phil and Darby Hawley said...
wow gorgeous photos!
- October 5, 2011 at 10:16 AM
- michelle said...
Hello dear friend! I hope you are doing well. This is just gorgeous!!! I would love to walk around there and just soak in all that beauty and color, just amazing!!!
- October 5, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- Kris said...
Stunning photos. I would love to spend a day walking around there and I just bet that the colors get way more brilliant as fall progresses!
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- Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...
Beautiful photos of a gorgeou area of upstate NY! I love the waterfalls
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The Lite program is a low-cost, low-impact program. We don't want to overwhelm with excess practices or a full regional tournament schedule; the program is a stepping stone for youth and novice players to get their feet wet. It's also a program to help parents get their feet wet, limiting the impact on family both in terms of time and money—but there is tremendous value for each dollar spent, given that our LAVA coaches oversee and coach the program.
Our LAVA Lite program is designed for our youngest players (ages 08-11). There is no limit to the number of players a LAVA Lite program can have. LAVA Lite also ties our affiliates together, as each affiliate looks to field a Lite program and team of its own (click here for more details). There is very limited travel involved beyond our various practice locations, although we will schedule scrimmages occasionally between different Lite locations to add a mild competition element to the training program.
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
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"On the Job With ..." is a weekly feature of Sunday Inc. Today's session is with Trent Blalock, deputy commander for business operations at Marine Depot Maintenance Command at the Marine Corps Logistics Base.
Q. What was your first job?
A. My very first job was mowing yards in Thomasville where I grew up. I was 10 or 12 years old then. I got $6 for a yard. Later on I pulled weeds out of peanut fields.
Q. What was the first thing you spent money on when you received your first ever paycheck?
A. I'm sure I saved most or all of it.
Q. What's the single most effective technique you found over the past two years for keeping employees motivated?
A. Communication. Listening and ensuring the message is well communicated.
Q. What led you to your current position? Why did you want to what you're doing now?
A. I started on the base 23 years ago in accounting, doing the financials for the two Marine depots. When I got an opportunity to be deputy commander 10 years ago, I appreciated the chance to do something for my country. I never dreamed I'd be so close to our end customer — the young Marines who benefit from our efforts.
Q. Do you have a role model or mentor in your career?
A. Too many to mention by name. Some have been positive and others negative. I like to think I've learned a lot from all of them. The negative models showed me what I didn't want to become.
Q. What is the biggest lesson you in your position have learned from the recent recession?
A. I spent five years in the retail business — the old Firestone store downtown — prior to going to the base. I learned a lot about customer service and loyalty there. If we take care of our customers' needs and expectations we'll continue to be in the game.
Q. If you could turn the clock back on one aspect of technology — examples email, automated phone systems, cell phones, PDAs, etc. — what would you most like to see go away?
A. The easy answer is email. I get about 100 a day. The reality is that it's allowed improved communication. I would definitely like to get rid of the "reply to all" option. Automated phone systems are a problem for me. Nothing replaces communicating with a real person when you really have a problem.
Q. What is your favorite work-related gadget?
A. My Blackberry allows me to be in touch with folks all over the globe. We have personnel in Barstow, Calif., and all over the lower 48 states and in Kuwait and Afghanistan. At a moment's notice I can know if there are issues anywhere. Yes, it's 24/7/365 but that's our mission.
Q. What is your favorite tradition?
A. Spending time with my family. Whether that's chilling at home with my wife, Michelle, playing golf with her and my sons or having Christmas in Thomasville with the whole family.
Q. What was the last book you read? Do you have things you read daily or regularly?
A. "Leadership Gold" by John Maxwell. What I learned from that is that the hardest person to lead is yourself. Great words. I'm currently reading "The Speed of Trust" at the recommendation of my boss, Col. Medeiros, commander, Marine Depot Maintenance Command. Trust is a very powerful thing. Trust improves relationships as well as work applications.
Q. I'm up and going by? What is your morning routine?
A. My alarm is set for 4.35 a.m. I'm at the YMCA at 5 a.m., when they open, and do this five days a week. Normally I'm up early for golf on Saturday and on Sundays for church. I love my weekend naps.
Q. What famous person would you like to meet, and why?
A. I'd like to have dinner or a day with all my grandparents. Three of four of them died when I was relatively young. I would talk about life, family and anything else they would tell me or advise me on. The lesson here is to take advantage of every day of your life. I'me very grateful that my kids, who are in their 20s, have been able to know all four grandparents today. I've told them how fortunate they are.
Q. Favorite hobbies or activity outside work?
A. Working out at the YMCA and playing golf. Almost forgot Alabama football.
Q. If you could take back one business decision you made in your career, what would it be?
A. No regrets. I believe I have the best job on base, have a great mission and work with great people. What more could you ask for? I'm so blessed in many ways — personally and job wise.
Q. Best thing about your job?
A. Daily challenges and the super people I work with — Marine and civilian.
Q. Worst thing about your job?
A. It's demanding. I try to turn it off when I go home, but that's not easy. Waking up at two or three in the morning wears on you. That's why we need balance.
Q. The most beneficial course I took in school was?
A. I have a degree in accounting and firmly believe this background has prepared me for my career path.
Q. What would be your dream job if you were able to pick a position outside your current career path?
A. Professional golfer. I'm sure the folks I play with will laugh at that. And Alabama football coach.
Q. Finish this thought: "On the first anniversary of my retirement, I see myself …
A. Playing golf, sitting on Destin beach, volunteering and just enjoying life.
Q. What is the one trait a strong business leader cannot afford to be without?
A. Integrity. Doing the right thing. We have to take care of our people and take care of business.
Q. Crystal ball time: What's your call on when the economic recovery for our area will be in full swing?
A. It won't happen quickly, but over time. I'm in this year's Leadership Albany class and there are a lot of good things going on in Albany and surrounding communities, accomplished by people who aren't getting much attention. We focus too much on the bad things that are happening every day. I think it would be helpful for our community leaders to read "The Speed of Trust."
Q. What kind of music might I find on your list of most played on your iPod?
A. 70s Country and contemporary Christian.
Q. What do you think is the biggest change Albany will see in the next 10 years?
A. Getting away from the negativity and exposing all the positive to others so they can be involved, create energy and accomplish great things for the good of the community.
Q. What was the best vacation you've ever taken? Why?
A. A couple of years ago Michelle and I went on a seven-day cruise. That was great. Then last year I turned 50. We celebrated for about a month. No kidding. The best part was the time we spent in Vegas with Michelle and my sons, Chad and Reid. It's all about quality time with your family.
Q. What are the biggest changes you have seen in your specific line of business over the past few years?
A. We've almost tripled our workforce in the past eight years in support of OIF/OEF contingencies. That amount of growth creates many challenges.
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Today is one of these days where it is too hot to be outside after 12 o'clock in the morning. For children and older people it is impossible and even dangerous to be in the sun. But in the early morning families with children visit the most beautiful beaches to let them play in the water.
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Ringgold routs Elizabeth Forward, 56-36
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A punched ticket to the playoffs in the Big Nine Conference and a possible home playoff game were on the line Friday night at Joe Montana Stadium, and host Ringgold downed Elizabeth Forward, 56-36.
And while many were looking forward to the offensive prowess of the quarterback battle between EF senior and Pitt recruit JaQuan Davidson and Ringgold junior Nico Law, Law had plenty of help.
The Rams (5-2, 5-2) rushed for 424 yards on 52 carries with the trio of Law, sophomore Chacar Berry, and senior Matt Kirby all going over the century mark.
Law finished with a game high 161 yards and two scores on 16 carries; Berry added 143 yards and two rushing touchdowns (four total) and Kirby tallied 118 yards and a score on 17 carries.
"The game was up and down and I figured it would be kind of explosive, but I don't try to forecast how a game is going to go," Ringgold coach Matt Humbert said.
"This was another game we were able to put 50 points on the board and we were taking what they were giving us.
"I am just so proud of these kids, and we are so young."
Law scored two quick touchdowns for Ringgold, with the first on a six-yard run and the second on a 48-yard scoring scamper.
The Rams converted two-point conversions on both touchdowns and they led 16-0 with 7:35 to go in the first quarter.
Elizabeth Forward coach Mike LeDonne commented on his team's quick deficit.
"It's never good to fall behind like that on the road," he said.
"But we found a way to fight back and tie it up.
"There were just some little things we weren't doing right, but we battled back.
"Give Ringgold credit though as they won the battle up front."
However, Davidson wasn't going to sit around and watch Law have all of the fun.
He hit Matt Bernadowski for a score from 30 yards out and then ran in the two-point conversion to cut the Ringgold lead in half.
Then on Ringgold's next possession, Michael Ocilka intercepted a Law pass and gave the Warriors the ball at the Ringgold 32.
Five plays later, Jalen French scored from 13 yards out and also converted the two-point conversion to tie the score with 9:30 to go in the first half.
The Rams clinched the game with 2:40 left when Davidson was called for intentional grounding while in the end zone and Kirby closed scored from eight yards out with under a minute to go.
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2011 Guatemala Mission
In late February, Dr. Baird flew to Guatemala with a World Vets veterinary team to provide much needed care for animals in the highland area. World Vets is a US based non-profit group that provides aid for animals throughout the world.
This veterinary team went to the Lake Atitlan area for a pilot project to provide a large scale sterilization campaign. "Roaming" dogs are often a problem in this area as they travel in packs and are quite territorial. Our mission goal was to assist local efforts in humanely controlling the "roaming" dog population as well as contribute to the public health and safety of the communities around the lake.
The mission was a great success and many dogs and cats were spayed, neutered, dewormed, vaccinated and treated for fleas and ticks. Surgery was performed in Santa Catarina and a nearby community, San Pedro.
Below are photos taken from this mission. Dr. Baird hopes to have the opportunity to join World Vets for projects in the future as well.
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Our first day in Antigua, en route to Santa Catarina....
The beauty of Lake Atitlan and environs......
Santa Catarina and surgery time......
To San Pedro by boat for the last day of surgery...
Our last day in Guatemala...
we explored a nature preserve, gorgeous gardens, a chenille factory (A Thread of Hope)
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Ep Irritates Me SometimesI don't spend as much time on EP as I used to, so when I do come here, I like to check out what my circle of friends has written. But more often than not, when I click on "Stories", I cannot access the stories just for my circle! Why can't EP software peeps get their $hit together and make stuff work the way it's supposed to??
I'm annoyed with all these changes EP keeps making. Can we puleeeze just leave things alone, for like 5 f*ckin' minutes????
Your story is perfect. You should post it in the "I want to Improve Experience Project" group that EPArsineh posts to. That way, hopefully, it will be addressed. I think some of my friends believe that I am ignoring them because I haven't commented on their stories. My husband has said the same thing. He'll ask me if I saw a story of his and I'll say no. It doesn't come up in my circle's activity. I have to go to his profile and look to see what he has recently written. I don't want to "stalk" my husband and EP friends that way. I think EP needs to fix the newsfeed.
Thanks for the insight. I'm am frustrated with EP too. EP needs to stop moving things around and messing with the things that work. They should fix the things that don't work like the perverts that keep harassing people on here.
Oh MY, don't get me started. Why do my gestures show up on my whiteboard. Then in my gestures too. I don't need redundancy, I need ease of use. Yes! trying to look to see what a friend has written is a freaking chore now. I get notifications when someone comments on my pictures, but not when they comment on my blogs? What gives? Now I have a list that shows who I have blocked....Now Really! What do I want a list of people I don't ever want to talk to for? Give me some use full tools please! Like a search engine that will search a friends stories, instead of having to scroll through 5000 pages of stuff.
i agree. all the changes and glitches makes coming here not very enjoyable.
I am having the same issue..... I hope they fix it soon and I really wish they give the blogs the same access and notification they do Q & A and confessions too....
I agree. I liked the old system way better.....
My dear Ms V, I feel your pain. I hate missing out on some of the stories that my fave Epeeps write.<br />
Secondly, I didn't get a "Welcome to EP" letter eithet. :(
Seriously, I still haven't recovered from after reading SunGirl's story. You know the one where she talks about guys befriending her first and then the conversations turn sexual. I get all the straight up "come have sex cam with me" emails with no introduction, no foreplay, no effort to be my friend. What gives???? (heee heee heee)
Lmao!!! My stories on EP are tame. Its my real life thats traumatizing. :)
You tell 'em.
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It's always a party in Charleston!! WOW…. The Charleston Civic Center was rocking tonight as 7 World Class Monster Jam Trucks and 7 awesome Monster Jam drivers rocked the house!!Wheelies were spectacular tonight as a first Season Monster Jam driver landed an awe inspiring wheelie…… not once but twice! That's right two in a row….. Nothing but tailgate!! Iron Outlaw and 1st year Monster Jam driver Trent Montgomery laid down the winning run with a winning score of 27!Prowler 17Instigator 24Iron Outlaw 26 (winner)Bounty Hunter 20Predator 16Wolverine 20Grave Digger 24Two Kansas Monster Jam Trucks would lock horns in racing but it would be a Monster Jam truck …… not of this Universe that would get it done…. Racing was close….. but Wolverine and Aaron Basil would take the big win tonight on the road to Monster Jam World finals 15.Instigator gets the bye run straight to the semis tonightWolverine took out ProwlerBounty Hunter beat PredatorIron Outlaw took Grave DiggerIn the semis:Wolverine got the best of InstigatorBounty Hunter defeated Iron WarriorIn the Championship round of Monster Jam racing……..Aaron Basil and Wolverine got the best of Darren Migues and Bounty Hunter.
Freestyle tonight had a little bit of everything!! We are in mountainous terrain here in West Virginia…. But our Monster Jam Track Crew….. Moved the mountains inside tonight!! A MASSIVE hill right in the middle of the track provided some breathless moments testing the SAVE skills of our Monster Jam drivers. Big Air, Slap Wheelies, Donuts and numerous saves made for a spectacular Round of Freestyle here tonight in Charleston.Prowler 21Instigator 20Iron Outlaw 24Bounty Hunter 24Predator 17Wolverine 23Grave Digger 25 WinnerCharleston we are back tomorrow at 2 and 7:30. Let's party together again beginning at 11am with our Monster Jam Party in the pits!
By Mitch Smith
What a wild afternoon at Monster Jam in Charleston. Lots of crazy saves…… wild moves and Monster Jam World Finals level competition right here in Charleston.Wheelies were wild and Trent Montgomery and Iron Outlaw did NOT disappoint again this afternoon. Although he ultimately didn't take the winners plaque he certainly had the Monster Jam Fans on their feet. On Outlaw's second wheelie pass Montgomery took outlaw past vertical….. The Monster Jam truck landed on the edge of the crush cars and teetered for what seemed like forever….. And viola…..rolled over backwards and gave Prowler a little love tap as Outlaw settled on its lid beside the wheelie stack. Pablo Huffaker ultimately would lay down a stellar wheelie run for the victory!! Prowler 17Instigator 22Iron Outlaw 23 Bounty Hunter DNC issue with left rear wheel or axlePredator 17Wolverine 22Grave Digger 26 (Winner)Racing was challenging for several trucks. Some mechanical issues for Bounty Hunter would keep him out of racing . Instigator had a great start but ultimately would go out in the semis unable to report to the line with an electrical issue. The track proved a bit challenging for a couple of other competitors as well. Wolverine and Grave Digger would both get out of shape on the slippery West Virginia dirt.Round 1:Instigator took out PredatorWolverine beat ProwlerBounty Hunter DNC Wheel/axle issueGrave Digger bested Iron Outlaw In the semis:Instigator got the best of Wolverine as Wolverine spun on the trackProwler won over Grave Digger as Digger spun on the trackIn the Championship round of Monster Jam racing……..It came down to Instigator and Prowler. Instigator was unable to report due to an electrical issue. Monster Jam officials moved Predator into the final for an awesome run toward the Monster Jam World Finals in Las Vegas. Ultimately Lenny Kuilder and Prowler would nail down his first racing championship of 2014!!
Freestyle tonight had a little bit of everything!! We are in mountainous terrain here in West Virginia…. But our Monster Jam Track Crew….. Moved the mountains inside tonight!! A MASSIVE hill right in the middle of the track provided some breathless moments testing the SAVE skills of our Monster Jam drivers. Big Air, Slap Wheelies, Donuts and numerous saves made for a spectacular Round of Freestyle here tonight in Charleston.Prowler 18Instigator DNCIron Outlaw 25 WinnerBounty Hunter 23Predator 17Wolverine 25Grave Digger 17 Grave Digger also experienced an electrical issue and was unable to fill the clockCharleston we are back tonight at 7:30.
Monster Jam Charleston style was absolutely insane tonight. Our Charleston Monster Jam fans know how to light up a building and have a good time. The weather warmed up here in Charleston today but the Monster Jam action was RED HOT!! The afternoon show was rough on the Monster Jam Trucks and drivers…… but….. Our Monster Jam Drivers and our UTI trained techs worked the monsters over between shows and performed…. With surgical precision nothing short of a miracle. Every Single Monster Jam truck was 100% and ready to lay it all on the line on the road to Monster Jam World Finals XV.Wheelies:Prowler 18Instigator 21Iron Outlaw 25 Winner The second on of the weekend!Bounty Hunter 22Predator 19Wolverine 22Grave Digger 24
Racing was challenging for several trucks in the afternoon show……but tonight all 7 Monster Jam trucks worked perfectly through the racing brackets. Round 1:Instigator with the bye runWolverine beat ProwlerBounty Hunter advanced over Predator Grave digger outraced Iron OutlawIn the semis:Wolverine got the best of InstigatorGrave Digger ended the night of racing for Bounty HunterIn the Championship round of Monster Jam racing……..It came down to Grave Digger and Wolverine. Aaron Basil and Wolverine took the win tonight on the road to Monster Jam World Finals in Las Vegas. There was a bit of controversy in the Racing Championship round. Grave Digger crossed the finish line first and was initially called as the winner….. However one of our Monster Jam Tech officials declared a 5 second penalty on Pablo Huffaker in Grave Digger indicating he had not landed in the racing lane on his final stack hit. That would make Wolverine your racing champion tonight.Free Style was absolutely insane here in Charleston. Every single Monster Jam truck was healthy and ready to burn it down….. And they did. Including one Monster winding up on its lid. Pablo Huffaker in Grave Digger avenging that racing loss would lay it all on the line. His run ended a little early BUT it was spectacular with Digger winding up upside down. What an incredible finish to Charleston Monster Jam 2014!! Prowler 20Instigator 25 AWESOME RUNIron Outlaw 22Bounty Hunter 23Predator 19Wolverine 21Grave Digger 27 (Winner)Charleston thank you for an incredible weekend of Monster Jam action. I can't wait to get back to Charleston next year!! Thanks for the party!!


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Police are searching for a Troy woman who was last seen visiting a friend at the Brundidge Retirement Center.
53-year-old Willie Mae McGuire Slaughter was last seen October 29th and family members have not seen or heard from her since.
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Satire news site claims federal agents raided a medical marijuana shop without a warrant
DENVER - Another national news satire/parody site has taken aim at Colorado's legalization of marijuana with a story about "federal agents dressed in riot gear" raiding a medical marijuana shop without a warrant.
NationalReport.net's headline was "Feds Raid Colorado Pot Shop."
"This is a gross violation of our Constitutional rights as American citizens. Those files contain personal information of our clients and their transactions," the website quoted the owner of "Rite Greens Pot Shop" in Denver.
The satirical news website story linked to a previous story headlined " Colorado Pot Shop Attempts To Disarm Citizens With `Weed for Guns` Buyback Program' that detailed the shop trading marijuana for guns.
Apparently some readers took the article seriously with one commenting " Big Brother will do anything to disarm us…" Another reader contacted 7NEWS to ask if we were going to cover the story of the federal raid on the medical marijuana shop. She said she spotted the headline on Comcast.net.
Another other article on the website, about the same fictitious pot shop in Denver claimed they accepted food stamps for medical marijuana purchases with this headline: "Colorado Pot Shop Accepting Food Stamps – Taxpayer Funded Marijuana for Welfare Recipients."
Also on the same website, we spotted a headline titled: "12-Year-Old Divorces Parents Over Wrong Christmas Present."
Even some legitimate news organizations have fallen victim to the National Report site, apparently not fact-checking the articles or the source.
During last year's government shutdown Fox News host Anna Kooiman re-reported a false story from the parody site that said President Barack Obama had offered to keep the International Museum of Muslim Cultures open with cash from his own pocket. The museum, in Jackson, Miss., is not federally funded.
Kooiman later tweeted her mistake was due to "flawed research."
Another National Report parody article that made the rounds last summer claimed that Barack Obama told AP reporter Ramona Darlington that members of the Tea Party fit the profile of a domestic terrorist. The story went viral in some circles. There is no Ramona Darlington at the AP and the quotes attributed to the president were made up.
Last week, another satirical website posted a story about scores of people dying in Colorado from marijuana overdoses, after recreational marijuana became legal.


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Whether Joe Flacco is actually a "good QB"
Russel Westbrook
Why the Ravens will lose the next 7 games.
And why Suggs is a shell of his former self.
Who won and why?
Skip is a idiot. He has no idea what he is talking about. He thinks Tebow is better
-Anyway, happy election day
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Fifth-grader Alexis Miranda of Barse Elementary School talks about the lesson he learned on autism awareness. / Staff photo/Craig Matthews
Barse Elementary School fifth-grader R'Mand Borday talks about the school project and the effort to raise more than $350 for autism awareness. / Staff photo/Craig Matthews
A bulletin board in Barse Elementary School provides the facts about autism to teach students to accept children with autism. / Staff photo/Craig Matthews
Fifth-graders of Barse Elementary School raised more than $350 for Autism Awareness Month. / Staff photo/Craig Matthews
VINELAND — Barse Elementary School fifth-graders learned a lesson in autism awareness.
Then they each taught one.
Students eagerly accepted the opportunity to take on a school-based service project suggested by their teacher, Janice Jefferson.
To coincide with Autism Awareness Month, fifth-grader Adam Vera explained he and his classmates took information they acquired and developed lesson plans geared to various grade levels in their school.
We got to speak about what we learned, Adam said.
They collected reading materials for their students and even drafted tests so they could see if the youngsters were paying attention, explained fifth-grader Alexis Miranda.
Then the students fanned out, taking over all the schools classrooms for 40-minutes lessons from kindergarten through fifth grade, fifth-grader Gabriella Rosado said.
We did a lot of research, she said.
The students also collected donations to benefit a nonprofit autism organization. Fifth-grader Kristina Rustici, who has a family member with autism, was proud to report the students efforts raised more than $350.
Kristina showed off a bulletin board in the school corridor announcing the achievement.
In addition to the fundraising, Kristina said she was pleased the schools students were learning to accept children with autism.
The autism lessons were scheduled in advance of the schools recent observance of Blow Bubbles for Autism Day, so the students understood the reason for the playground assembly.
The goal of the effort, coordinated by the South Jersey Families for Autistic Children Education and Support Autism Support Network, is to combine education and entertainment while hoping to set a Guinness World Record for the most people simultaneously blowing bubbles in various venues.
The agencys founder, Isabelle Mosca of Ventnor, came up with the bubble-blowing awareness campaign. The mother of an autistic son, Mosca was inspired by a speech therapists use of bubbles to engage her students.
To me, it was exciting, said Barse student RMand Borday, who enjoyed sharing his knowledge with others.
When in the classroom, Nasir Allen was asked how people know they have autism.
I told them only a doctor can diagnose it, Nasir said.
Principal Sylvia Morano visited the students to let them know how proud she was of their project to raise awareness and funds for autism. The project was such a success, Morano said, adding she would like to see it become an annual event.


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We hate to admit it, but the end of summer is drawing near as the city prepares for Labor Day celebrations this extended weekend.
In between picnics, taking part in an epic mash-up of musical talent on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway during the Made in America Music Festival and rocking out with The Boss at the home of the Phillies, check out our roundup of events to enjoy the last few days of the warm-weather season.
Happy holiday weekend!
• Longwood Gardens: The lush, magical gardens spark up the night with another installment of their Fireworks & Fountains series, Saturday September 1, happily overlapping with the continuation of the spectacular LIGHT exhibition. Tickets can be purchased to see Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake pair with splashes of light and dancing waterworks beginning at 8:15 p.m.
• Chaddsford Winery: The Chester County destination celebrates the end of summer with a series of live musical performances, Saturday – Monday, while you sip wine and picnic outdoors. Tastings are just $10 and the complete line-up can be viewed here.
• Varga Bar: The 10th and Spruce corner resto and bar extends weekend celebrations with an outdoor picnic serving up grilled dishes and beer specials, Monday, September 3. It's a block party that's not to be missed.
• Cake and the Beanstalk: The Midtown Village cafe offers up their services to folks looking to add a touch of sweetness to their long weekend. Orders of Key Lime Pie with Ginger Snap Crust, Oreo Blondies and Chocolate Chip Cookies can be placed for your party needs. And come Monday, enjoy $1 off any Mocha beverage from 5-8 p.m.
• Morgan's Pier: Have a Sunday fun day outdoors at Morgan's Pier and enjoy a bevvy of local brews and delicious bites. Be sure to hit up Morgan's Pier Sundae Dance Party featuring DJs klenny Dope, Lee Jones and Dirty or add some island spice to your Monday with reggae and Jamaican soul tunes taking over the evening beginning at 9 p.m.
• Your Own Kitchen: Even though it's still hot outside, with an extra day and some free time on your hands, cook up one of our favorite summer recipes like Charcoal's Crispy Halibut, Supper's Baby Tomato Salad or Pumpkin's Cucumber Gazpacho. You really can't go wrong.
And, if you're in the mood for a picnic, be sure to check out our guide to picnicking in the city.
Uwishunu has caught a case of Oscar Fever. With all the buzz around Silver Linings Playbook and its eight oscar nominations this Sunday, we couldn't help but get caught up in it all. We've rounded up our top picks for Oscar Viewing parties on Sunday; we've put together a Silver Linings-themed itinerary of Philadelphia; and […]
Teuscher Chocolates, whose Philly outpost is one of only ten in the U.S., has been declared the Best Chocolate in the World by National Geographic who, just over a year ago, gave us some dessert love by naming Capogiro the #1 ice cream spot in the world. Dolf Teuscher founded his chocolate house 70 years […]
There's a chill in the air, which means that the holidays are upon us. That, in turn, means that it's time to start thinking about decorating and gifting. If you're looking to go green — literally and figuratively — this holiday season, check out the annual Holiday Bazaar at Greensgrow Farms. The event runs two […]
If fashion design is up your alley, you won't want to miss this "tailor-made" event. Norman Porter, a local denim, canvas and leather company, will be demonstrating how to construct denim jeans at Art in the Age on Friday, November 2, from 6 to 8 p.m. Learn the fascinating process of denim and leather crafting […]


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Your Admissions Counselor: Jeffrey Haas
I've represented Towson in more than 40 countries over three decades.
I enjoy the challenge of teaching prospective students about American higher education, Maryland, and the life-changing affect the Towson experience can provide. The cultures, customs and people I've encountered have enriched my life and profoundly changed my world view.
Here's something you may not know about Towson.
International students are surprised by the diversity of nationalities represented among both the student population and the faculty. They come to Towson expecting to meet Americans, but they also discover they're able to meet people from a lot of other countries.
My advice to anyone who's applying.
I can't stress this enough: Be sure you have sufficient financial resources. Living in the United States is expensive. Some international students arrive at Towson with no idea of the hidden costs of American life, such as transportation, entertainment, personal services, etc. Sometimes no matter how much money they've saved, more is needed.
The coolest thing I've heard someone say about Towson.
I've received countless comments about how helpful our faculty is. International students really appreciate the mentoring/helping approach that most professors bring to the classroom. That's rare in most other parts of the world, but it's the crux of the Towson experience.
My "warm and fuzzy" moment.
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One of the UK Research Councils' biggest investments in research to support energy efficiency policy and contribute to cutting carbon use and greenhouse gas emissions was unveiled today.
Five new End Use Energy Demand (EUED) research centres, that will look into the complexities of energy use across society and how energy can be both saved and used more efficiently, are to receive over £26 million funding from two research councils, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), and a further £13 million from industrial partners.
Energy and Climate Change Minister, Greg Barker, announced the funding today while visiting the Energy Institute at University College London, one of the institutions that submitted successful proposals, which will be focusing on Energy Epidemiology.
Mr Barker said: "We have now put energy efficiency at the very heart of the Government's energy policy. Using energy more wisely is absolutely vital in a world of increased pressure on resources and rising prices. Not only can energy efficiency help save money on bills and cut emissions, it can support green jobs, innovation and enterprise.
"The five new End Use Energy Demand centres launched today will play an important role in improving our understanding of how energy is used across the nation, helping us learn more about what needs to be done to change consumer and business behaviour. I wish these centres every success and look forward to seeing the results."
Professor David Delpy, EPSRC's CEO, said: "We had a tremendous response from the academic community to this call. In all 38 proposals were submitted and many displayed unique approaches. The five centres chosen were considered to have best demonstrated that they could develop internationally leading research and apply it to help meet the Government's 2050 challenges."
Professor Paul Boyle, Chief Executive of the ESRC, said: "I believe the interdisciplinary nature of these centres will help us to better understand the challenges faced to meet our future energy needs. The centres must work together to ensure that the full potential impact of their programmes is realised. They will engage with the public, interact with users and promote synergies between the research projects which the ESRC fully supports."
The announcement also coincides with the launch of three new reports, Technology Innovation Needs Assessments (TINAS), which examine the economic and environmental potential of low carbon innovation in the development of industry, homes and non-domestic buildings.
The research at the centres will focus on:
* Big Data - UCL – Director Professor Tadj Oreszczyn
The main goal of the RCUK Centre for Energy Epidemiology will be to provide an evidence base for government and industry. The centre will use novel, UK developed, approaches to 'Energy Epidemiology' to maximise the value of existing and very large future sources of energy-related data ('big data'), ensuring the greatest impact for evidence-based energy demand research.
The largest impact will be in creating accountability for multi-billion pound investments in energy efficiency in the UK. This will help meet long term carbon emission, energy security and fuel poverty targets, and help ensure that policies such as Green Deal and Energy Company Obligation deliver value for money.
* Food - led by Brunel University partnered with the universities of Manchester and Birmingham – Director Professor Savvas Tassou
Taking a 'gate to plate' view the Centre for Sustainable Energy Use in Food Chains will develop innovative approaches, processes and technologies for energy demand reduction in all stages of the food chain; production, distribution, retail and consumption.
Researchers will work closely with some of the UK's major food manufacturers, retailers, equipment manufacturers and scientific and technical providers.
* Materials Use - led by Cambridge – partnered with University of Bath, University of Leeds, Nottingham Trent University – Director Dr. Julian Allwood
The UK Indemand Centre will focus on reducing the use of both energy, and energy-intensive materials, in the Industries that supply the UK's physical needs, developing a better understanding of the operation and performance of the whole material and energy system of UK industry.
This will identify the policy, business and consumer triggers that would lead to significant change while supporting UK prosperity.
* Practices - led by Lancaster – partnered with the universities of Aberdeen, Manchester, Leeds, Reading, Sheffield, Sussex, and UCL – Director Professor E Shove
Focusing on how demand is made and met, the DEMAND: Dynamics of Energy, Mobility and Demand Centre will work across the sectoral boundaries of mobility and building-related energy use. It will create new methodologies, techniques and approaches for data analysis, for integrating historical research with future oriented planning, and for assessing the societal viability of technological and infrastructural innovation.
This approach will allow organisations engaged in demand management and in radically reconfiguring infrastructures, buildings and transport systems to better meet greenhouse gas emissions targets.
* Technological Transitions led by University of Sussex partnered with University of Oxford
The Research Centre on Innovation and Energy Demand will develop an interdisciplinary understanding of the emergence, diffusion and impact of different types of low-energy innovations in the UK and use this understanding to inform the future development of UK energy and climate policies. Low-energy innovations could be new technologies, organisational arrangements and/or modes of behaviour that are expected to improve energy efficiency and/or reduce energy demand.
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The JTRS HMS networking radios are the first ground-domain radios to meet the full suite of JTRS operational requirements for the U.S. military
"We're getting great feedback from soldiers who prefer the Rifleman Radio, rather than lugging bulky wideband handheld radios that require extra batteries," said Chris Brady, vice president of Assured Communications for General Dynamics C4 Systems. "With the Rifleman Radio, soldiers can connect their cell phone or computer and join the network-anywhere they fight."
Members of the 2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division (2/1 AD) evaluated the AN/PRC-154 Rifleman Radio in a variety of tactical exercises that included convoy operations, reconnaissance, counterinsurgency and medical evacuation missions. In a recent Army announcement, Capt. Ryan McNally, a company commander with the 2/1 AD, said the ability to communicate with the radios instead of shouting or using hand-and-arm signals had altered his soldiers' tactical approach to their missions.
"We have to factor in being able to talk to each other over a distance, rather than everybody being essentially co-located with a limited amount of space and distance between them. Now we can expand that space and distance. We can cover a larger area," McNally said.
In the same report a 2/1 AD platoon leader, 2nd Lt. Travis V. Mount, said the technology showing the positions of his troops allowed him to save time by immediately adapting and executing his plans rather than tracking down personnel first.
"No matter what kind of organization you're running, if you have dismounts who are going to be on the ground you like to be able to see where your personnel are," Mount said. "If all I need is information on their position, I don't have to go through an intermediary. I can on the spot adapt my plan."
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Panama at the plate: What had been a scoreless duel broke up with a six-run Panama fifth inning, powered by doubles from Javier Castillo, Angel Chavez and Audes De Leon. Concepcion Rodriguez added two runs and a triple in the seventh.Tigers at the plate: Timo Perez's double set in motion a three-run fifth to answer Panama's rally, including an RBI single from Don Kelly and a run-scoring triple from Wilkin Ramirez. Ramirez had two hits on the day, while Brent Clevlen added a double. Panama on the mound: Former Major League pitcher Ramiro Mendoza and current big leaguer Manny Corpas tossed two scoreless innings apiece before Gilberto Mendez gave up the three-run rally. Paolo Espino entered the game to escape a bases-loaded jam in the seventh and ended up one out shy of the save. Tigers Minor Leaguer Josh Kite, who actually isn't on the team, finished the game. Tigers on the mound: Rick Porcello's first Spring Training start saw a few jitters and a couple walks, but he rallied with three strikeouts, including a key fanning of Julio Zuleta with runners on second and third and one out. Porcello and lefty Kyle Bloom each tossed two scoreless innings before Chris Lambert surrendered six runs on six hits. Ryan Perry tossed a scoreless seventh with a walk and a strikeout. Up next: The Tigers get back to the regular portion of their Spring Training schedule on Thursday when fifth starter candidate Zach Miner makes his first spring start against the Nationals in a 1:05 p.m. ET game at Joker Marchant Stadium. Juan Rincon, Scott Williamson, Fernando Rodney and Casey Fien are slated to pitch in relief. The Nationals will counter with Shawn Hill, Gustavo Chacin, Terrell Young, J.D. Martin and Ryan Wagner.
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Teaching is a demanding profession. The average teacher, regardless of his or her assignment, overcomes many obstacles throughout the school year. With that said, teaching within an economically disadvantaged neighborhood school is physically, mentally and emotionally draining. For better or worse, teaching within a low socio-economic status (SES) neighborhood school is bittersweet.


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Hampton girls basketball falls behind early, can't recover against South Park
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The Lady Talbots had been down at halftime before, but they hadn't experienced anything close to the 23-point deficit they faced against South Park in the AAA WPIAL quarterfinals.
Still, they talked about making an impossible comeback in their locker room at halftime.
"We knew that it was little bit insurmountable," Hampton coach Mary Bukovac said. "Those aren't odds you would ever want to be up against."
Hampton chipped away offensively after only putting up 10 points in the first half and posted 27 points in the second half to lose to South Park, 69-37.
"They had some subs in, so that gave us a little bit of an opportunity at the end," Bukovac said. "That's what we've been like all year. We just never give up."
Never giving up is part of the reason the Talbots went undefeated in their section to claim the Section 1-AAA championship.
"With the group we have and the team unity we've built, we went undefeated in our section," Bukovac said. "It's never an easy task to go undefeated in anyone's section."
While Hampton decisively won their its 11 section games, it found itself down five points to Kittanning at halftime in their 12th and final section game this season.
The Lady Talbots outscored the Wildcats, 29-15, in the second half to maintain a perfect section record.
"We would never give up and stop fighting in any game," Bukovac said. "That's what this team is about, and it's what made us successful."
Bukovac counted on her seniors to provide leadership this season. Point guard Bri Intieri ran the Lady Talbots' offense.
"Bri is always talking to our other players, and she's always letting them know what we need to do out there," Bukovac said. "So she truly has been a point guard and leader out there on the floor."
Center Sara Pilarksi, who led Hampton with 16 points against South Park, led the team in points and rebounds this season.
"Sara is our defensive leader and communicates a lot down low," Bukovac said. "She gives you a lot of opportunities inside, and she never stops fighting."
Guard Julie DiBucci provided offense from the perimeter.
"She can give us some points, too," Bukovac said. "She's a good three-point shooter."
While the Lady Talbots have been eliminated from WPIAL playoffs, they could still play in state playoffs if South Park wins against Hopewell.
"We might not be done yet," Bukovac said.
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ELIGA, TEXAS. Eliga formed in 1900 around a popular swimming hole located at the junction of House Creek and Cowhouse Creek, fourteen miles south of Gatesville in southern Coryell County. It was first called Elijah and became known as Eliga in 1903 when a post office was granted with Leonard M. Layne as postmaster. The nearest school was five miles west of town, but at one time Eliga had two cotton gins, two general stores, two church buildings for three congregations, and a blacksmith shop. After 1912 the community's mail was rerouted through Killeen, and in the early 1940s Eliga's population was twenty-five. Eliga was enveloped by the expansion of the Fort Hood military reservation in 1942.
Coryell County Genealogical Society, Coryell County, Texas, Families, 1854–1985 (Dallas: Taylor, 1986).
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Gov. Rick Snyder has signed into law a multi-part bill that strengthens oversight of stand-alone clinics whose business is primarily abortion, requires doctors to make sure a woman hasnt been coerced into an abortion and fixes into law precisely how fetal remains will be handled.
But the governor also sacrificed a major effort from his office the business conversion of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan because a last-minute, lame-duck amendment tacked onto the bill would make it tougher for insurers to extend coverage for abortions, even in cases of rape or when the mothers life was in danger, he said.
He called the amendment to the Blue Cross bills an overreach of government.
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The bill would have allowed Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan to change from a tax-exempt not-for-profit to a mutual insurer, which will enable the company to compete for customers, like other insurers in the state. But a provision added in the final days of the legislature limited insurers from automatically extending coverage for abortions. The limitation extended both to policies sold on a government-run health exchange and those sold outside of the exchange.
And the language did not allow for exceptions in cases of rape or if the mothers life was endangered by the pregnancy, the governor said.
I view this as important to stand up for something that I thought was going too far, he said in a conference call with the Detroit Free Press this afternoon. Blue Cross Blue Shield reform has to start again and it will be a challenge to get it done.
We are disappointed with the veto but understand the governors decision, Andy Hetzel, Blue Cross vice president for corporate communications said in a written statement today. We also understand why he proposed the legislation in the first place. Michigan needs a modern and fair system of regulations for health insurance that encourages competition and expands consumer choice. The governors proposal is also an unprecedented opportunity to invest billions in creating a healthier future for Michigans people.
In addition, the insurance company pledged in a press release to ask the Michigan Legislature to take action early in 2013 to pass the health insurance market reforms that were proposed by Gov. Rick Snyder in a form that both legislative chambers and the governor can support.
Said he was disappointed with the veto decision, state Rep. Pete Lund, R-Shelby Township, noted that the New Year will bring in new legislators and new committee assignments. That could endanger the Blues plans, he said.
This is not a slam dunk that this will happen, Lund said.
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Terry Bennett and his stepson Christian Gary ring bells as shoppers donate to the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign.
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Bells will go silent tonight as Salvation Army volunteers leave their posts for the last time.
The local campaign's last day is Christmas Eve, and the local goal is far from being met.
As of Monday, the local fundraising effort was 19 percent behind last year and more than $150,000 short of what the charity said it will need to serve the area's needy in 2014. ...