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Rangers first-game starter: RHP Yu Darvish (16-9, 3.90) makes his first appearance since Sept. 20, when he held the Angels to one run in eight innings during a victory. Darvish is 4-0 with a 1.46 ERA in his last five starts. He has held opponents to a .139 average with a .180 slugging percentage for 122 at-bats in that span. Darvish has not allowed a home run in the last 43 innings.
Matchup of note: Darvish is 3-1 with a 4.26 ERA for five starts against the Angels. Darvish has handled the esteemed Albert Pujols, holding him to two hits in 14 at-bats.
Los Angeles Angels first-game starter: RHP Zack Greinke (6-2, 3.40) had 13 strikeouts in five innings during a win against Seattle on Tuesday. Greinke is 5-0 with a 1.62 ERA in his last seven starts. Opponents are hitting only .200 for 180 at-bats against Greinke in that span. Greinke gave up one run in eight innings during a no-decision against the Rangers on Sept.20.
Matchup of note: Josh Hamilton's next hit against Greinke will be his first hit against him. Hamilton is hitless with seven strikeouts for 16 career at-bats against Greinke.


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Liberty Patriots pounce on Sammamish Totems, 54-7
September 20, 2011
By Christina Lords
The Liberty High School Patriots rallied from a sluggish 0-2 start to the season in a big way Sept. 16, winning their first home football game of the season, 54-7, against the visiting Sammamish Totems.
It was also Liberty's first KingCo Conference 3A/2A game of the season.
After back-to-back losses to district rivals Skyline and Issaquah, both ranked among the state's top 4A teams, Liberty was ready to break loose against Sammamish.
It did not take the Patriots long to assert themselves against the Totems.
With 8:52 left on the clock in the first quarter, senior running back Hamilton Noel ran in an 8-yard touchdown on Liberty's first possession.
Noel would go on to score two more touchdowns for the Patriots and intercept a pass from Totem senior quarterback Austin Lee in the contest.
"This week, we've been really focused on the team," Noel said. "We dropped our first two games, so this was the start of league play and we really wanted to start off well. Everybody came really focused and played hard."
Liberty ran and passed the football with precision. Liberty senior quarterback Jordan West was able to set the tone offensively in the air for the Patriots. At half time, he had completed 14 for 20 passes for 278 yards.
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The Patriots rolled to a 21-0 first-quarter lead. After Noel scored two touchdowns, West handed off the ball to junior running back Casey Smith, who went in for a 2-yard touchdown run with 1:38 remaining in the first quarter.
West connected with senior wide receiver Connor Hudson in the end zone for a 9-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter.
After a Liberty punt that put Sammamish in poor field position at the 4-yard line, junior defensive back Anthony Olobia came up with a safety for the Patriots, bringing the total to 30-0.
Junior wide receiver Tynan Gilmore caught a 49-yard pass from West with 52.7 seconds left to go in the first half.
Josh Johnson also added a 25-yard field goal as Liberty led 40-0 at halftime.
Sammamish had no way to stop Liberty's pulverizing running attack.
"Anytime you're running the ball well means you're getting a good push up front," Liberty coach Steve Valach said. "Our linemen deserve some credit tonight, and played very well."
Valach pointed to offensive linemen Jalen Robinson, Kevin Ahrens, Anthony Olobia and Tyler Anton as major contributors to the Patriots' first win of the season.
Sammamish's lone touchdown was a 76-yard run from Lee with 49.9 seconds remaining in the third quarter. Until that point, Liberty had allowed the Totems only one other first down on the night.
"We have a good defensive front, and I thought they dominated tonight," Valach said. "Success breeds success … and hopefully we can build on that."
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I need help getting vista 64 installed on my computer. I have a legit
copy and when I try to install it on my computer it says I am missing
cd/dvd drivers.
My system
MotherBoard: Gigabyte GA-X38-DQ6
CD/DVD drive: DRW-1814BLT(sata)
2 Hard Drives in SATA mode.
I have tried searching for the Drivers for the Asus DVD writer and they
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Did the error message specifically state cd/dvd drivers...
or was it looking for your SATA chipset drivers?
I'd load the SATA chipset drivers at the beginning of the installation when
you are asked for drivers
Thank you very much for the suggestion philo, I tried that last night
after 3 hours of trying everything else(loaded my flash drive with the
latest sata drivers for the motherboard) and when I tried to search for
the driver it would not work. However When I manually chose the sata
driver it installed the rest of the way.
Not sure why windows gave such a cryptic message for missing
drivers(the exact message was on the lines of "A required cd/dvd drive
device driver is missing"). The only reasoning I can give is that it is
missing the controller for the CD/DVD drive(in my case sata, when I
tried googling I found someone had the same problem but missing their
ATAPI/IDE controller).
I hope anyone else who has this problem is able to find this answer.
Well on one of the machines I had setup...
I tried to pre-load specific video drivers.
Even though the installer gave me a message that it could not load the
they were installed correctly when Vista booted.
On a previous installation, where I had not tried to pre-load the drivers...
I had quite poor video quality until I loaded them.
It was in my case.
Get in your Bios setup. Go to "advanced chipset settings" or what.
Set the operating mode to 64bit than 32bit. If it is the case you are
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Data released this afternoon by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget showed that the states workforce rose slightly by a net increase of 3,000 workers.
Meanwhile, a monthly survey of employers showed that the number of jobs at major employers rose slightly in April by 5,000 to just under 4 million. April job additions were led by an increase of 6,000 jobs in professional and business services
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The states improving rate means that Michigans jobless level is now just slightly above the nations unemployment rate of 8.1% in April.
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You can't expect the Big 12 to look at last summer's defections of Colorado and Nebraska and say "Well, it was fun being a major conference while it lasted." There are, no doubt, some advantages to a 10-team league over 12. But the cheeriness at this year's Big 10, err, Big 12 spring meetings is very cheery indeed for a conference that waved good-bye to one of the sport's traditional powers and its lucrative conference championship game.
As the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports:
"We didn't plan it, exactly, but what we've ended up with is probably better than we would have planned," Texas athletics director DeLoss Dodds said Wednesday during the Big 12 meetings ...To which the former Pac-10 responds: O RLY? Because at the same time Beebe was supposedly jealous of those things, Larry Scott was willingly giving them up in order to steal Colorado, become the Pac-12, and eventually land the richest television contract in college athletics history. Somehow, we don't think it follows Scott is suddenly going to become the one jealous of Beebe.
"Now I can say this: I was always a little bit jealous of the Pac-10," said [commissioner Dan] Beebe, referring to its previous ability to schedule round robins in football and double round-robins in basketball.
A big factor in the Pac-12's new television windfall is, of course, its new conference championship game. But Dodds insists having to deal with all that money and attention was kind of a drag anyway:
Big 12 schools for the first time will ... drop the title game that three times cost its loser a chance to play for the national championship.Of course, it's awfully easy for Dodds to say; his Longhorn program is swimming in cash regardless of whether there's a Big 12 title game or not. We're forced to wonder whether his counterparts at Baylor or Iowa State would say the same, not only for the financial issues but because "we might lose our shot at a national title game" isn't exactly a major concern for them at the moment.
"I think it hurt more than it helped; I like where we are not having the game," Dodds said.
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I accept all you say, but in trying to get into Lee's mind I feel that he was after a Napoleonic style decisive victory and had he immediately counter attacked Burnside on the 14th Dec he may well have stood a chance of achieving this. However having missed the opportunity he really did need to consolidate and feed and replenish his army.
But my question here is what do you think his plan was when the weather improved....was he intending to cross the Rappahannock and try to hit Burnside's supply lines and in doing so further destroy the moral of the Unions and perhaps sway public opinion which may in turn have resulted in a change of government and then perhaps peace. Or was he waiting to see what Burnside was going to do, thus making him a reactive General rather than a proactive General?


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When I knew I would be heading back to my hometown of Manasquan, NJ for a family event, the first thing I did was to look for a local race to run. To my delight I found the Moms Rock 5K which offered a fast, flat course along the beach and through the town I called home for the first 25 years of my life.
The weather forecast was for rain and gusty wind and sure enough the on and off drizzle turned into a shower as the announcer prepped us for the start. I was running with my cousin's husband, Kyle, who was the overall winner the previous year. I planned to stay with him as long as I could to see if he could pull me to a PR. There were 1,200 people in the race and since the race was associated with some local PTOs there were lots of kids and their parents running. Unfortunately, many of the kids lined up in front for the start. Kyle and I could only manage to line up in the second row, which we would find out in a few minutes would be very problematic.
That's me, near the Jolly Roger flag, in the blue shirt, to the right
As the announcer counted down from ten, some of the kids actually started running with two seconds remaining (GRRRRR!). As can be expected, when the race did start, all the remaining kids sprinted out in a mad dash only to begin decelerating within the first 1/10th of a mile. At one point, Kyle was moving through an opening when a kid stepped right in front of him. The kid and Kyle fell forward, but Kyle was able to brace himself during his fall so he didn't land on him. I was behind and to the side of Kyle when this happened. The kid's father stepped in front of me to get to his child. I'm just shy of 6 feet tall, 195 lbs., so I don't stop slowly. I was trying to slow down, but I kept pushing the guy forward while trying to keep us both from falling. Eventually, he cleared my path and got to his son. Kyle, who was now on his feet, facing toward the oncoming runners while checking on the kid, turned and started running again.
A little more than ½ mile into the race, Kyle had moved up to third and I was a few people back trying to catch up. I glanced at my Garmin and saw I was at a 5:50 pace, which was almost 20 seconds faster than I wanted to run. I was breathing hard and decided to let Kyle go. Despite the incident at the beginning, my first mile was in 6:15 and I was in 4th place overall.
The race took us up to the beach where we would run on the boardwalk for a stretch. As I turned onto the boardwalk the rain and an unrelenting wind hit me full force, straight on. I saw there were whitecaps on the ocean which is good indicator that it was at least a 20-25 mph wind. I gave up on the PR at that point.
Once we exited the boardwalk I was passed by a guy like I was standing still. It was very demoralizing, especially after the wind. As he increased the distance between us I noticed something lying in the road up ahead, which looked like a wad of cash. Sure enough, it was money. With no hope of a PR and just being passed, I decided to go back and pick up the money. It ended up being $13, not too shabby.
Mile 2 was in 13:00 (6:45 pace). The wind and turning back for the money slowed me down in the 2nd mile, but I also think trying to catch up after being stopped wasn't a good strategy that hurt me the most, the equivalent of going out too fast.
I was soon passed by a 13 year old boy, but instead of staying with him I decided to just keep him in my sights. My plan was to advance on him and pass at the 3 mile mark. Once I pulled even, he stayed with me as our tempo picked up. Several people in the crowd started cheering for him and yelling his name as we both began to sprint. Why doesn't anyone cheer for the old guy? In the end I held him off by 2 seconds and finished 5th overall in 20:01.
My very wet finish line photo, if you look closely you can see rain drops
My kids, who had come to watch the race with one of my other cousins, soon found Kyle and me. They were thoroughly soaked, cold and ready to get out of there. So were we. We decided to forego the awards ceremony in favor of hot showers and dry clothes. It wasn't the outcome I wanted, but it is what it is.
I've been replaying the incident with the kid in the beginning. I used to view it as a nuisance when slower people line up in front, but now I see it as downright dangerous. Fortunately, for the kid, Kyle is smaller and a lot lighter than me. Had it been someone of my size that he tripped or had the kid been younger, it could have had serious consequences. In the future, if I see kids lining up in front I think I'll speak up to either the race director or the kids. I may come across as a jerk, but it's the better, safer option.
5th overall and $13 ... sounds like a pretty good day to me. Congrats.
I'm sure $13 can buy you a PR in some races. Congratulations on a nice race!
Carpe Currendum
Still a very fast time, and $13.00 richer makes it all the better.
Your greediness cost you a sub-20!
I agree about the kids, but what can you do?
20 minutes after all that?! Amazingly fast!
Glad no one was hurt! And that does sound dangerous. Better to be the jerk than have that happen again I guess.
The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step
-Lao Tzu
That is a tough one, but the kids won't know if nobody says anything. Nice job!
If ever I get fast enough to contend I will sprinkle some cash around to protect my lead.
Good idea, deucedeuce!
Run fun! ~Mike
I ran in just one race like the one that you described. It was a 5k fundraiser for the elementary schools and the alarm bells should have gone off, but they didn't. The alarm bells sounded a tenth of a mile from the start line when the kids put on the brakes to the horror of all of us bearing down upon them. I've won't again get caught up in what turned out to be a dangerous situation. Lesson learned!


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Fifty professional and amateur dancers will compete in the third Cape Town International Ballet Competition, the third since its inception in 2008.
Twenty-two of the entrants are South African with six from Cape Town: Junior category: Nicola Lubbe and Claire Barrett (teacher Karen Jooste), Gabriella Ghiaroni (teacher Liane Penny), Mthuthuzeli November (teachers Denise Schultz and Louis Godfrey); Kelly Mobey (teacher Martin Schonberg); Senior: Sara-Lee Chapman (teacher Martin Schonberg).
The standard of the competition has been enhanced by its association with similar events such as the Youth America Grand Prix, the South Korea International Dance Competition and the Genee International Ballet Competition.
For the first time male and female participants will be judged sepa-rately in both the classical and contemporary sections.
In the junior divisions, dancers aged 15 to 18, and the senior division dancers, aged 19 to 28, appear as soloists and couples and gold, silver and bronze medals, as well as cash prizes totalling R300 000, will be awarded.
The jury assessing the entrants includes Kevin O'Hare, director-designate of the Royal Ballet; Ramona da Sáa, director and professor, National Ballet School of Cuba; Leticia Müller, former ballerina of Birmingham Royal Ballet, UK and Pact Ballet, SA; and Lynn Wallis, artistic director of the Royal Academy of Dance, London.
Returning judges are Septime Webre, artistic director of The Washington Ballet, Washington DC; Hae Shik Kim, professor emeritus, Korea National University of Arts, chairman of the Korea Ballet Festival and chairman of the Korea World Dance Day; Mario Galizzi, artistic director, Ballet de la Plata, Argentina; and SA-born Charla Genn, faculty member, Julliard School, New York.
Dancing at the finals and the two gala performances between March 2 and 4 will be ballerina Angela Malan, from Mzansi Productions, and Iain McDonald, the artistic director of the SA Ballet Theatre, dancing a pas de deux from The Merry Widow, choreographed by Ronald Hynd.
Jazzart Dance Theatre as well as Dance for All's young InSPIRAtions will also perform.
The Cape Dance Company will present two acclaimed works by Christopher Huggins – the award-winning Enemy Behind the Gates and the lyrical When Dawn Comes.
The elimination rounds take place today, tomorrow and Thursday at 7pm, with tickets costing R40 per person.
The final is on Friday at 8pm, with tickets ranging from R65 to R225.
Winners will be announced at the Gala performance on Saturday at 8pm.
A second Gala has been added for Sunday at 3pm, at which the winners and distinguished international and local ballet stars will perform.
In addition, the SA candidate to compete in the Youth America Grand Prix will be announced.
Tickets for both Galas cost from R190 to R300.
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This unlucky occasion, however, proved to be the 19-year-old Atlanta Thrashers own personal Halloween nightmare, ruining what was shaping up to be a fabulous sophomore season.
Playing against the Senators in Ottawa last Oct. 31, the No. 3 pick in the 2008 Entry Draft fell behind the net and hit his left hand on the iron. Then someone fell on top of it.
Bogosian's thumb was broken and his wrist was injured. Bogosian, a righty-shooting defenseman whose wrist shot had produced 8 goals in his first 17 games -- tops among all NHL defensemen -- could no longer generate any power with his top hand.
He ended up playing through the injuries -- something he later said he should not have done -- missing only one game all season. But instead of reacting and firing the puck at the net as he naturally would have done, he had to think about how he would play the puck, usually a pass because of his ineffectual shot -- and in a game like hockey that allows only milliseconds to make decisions, his game and his confidence began to unravel.
"I didn't play at 100 percent at all last year" after the injury, he said. "I was still feeling it at the end of the year. The only way an injury like that is going to get better is with rest, and time was not really something I wanted to take off. I just wanted to keep at it.
"It's not like it was a career-ending, career-threatening injury. It was something that if I battled through it, it'd be OK. It was hard in like December and January and stuff, but the pain eased by the end of the year. But I was never 100 percent."
In the two weeks following the injury, he somehow scored three times in his next seven games and even had a plus-4 night at Los Angeles. Maybe it was adrenaline.
But he couldn't sustain it. Over his final 64 games, Bogosian totaled just 2 goals and 11 assists and was minus-17. Yet Bogosian kept mum about the injury until April.
When a player gets injured and attempts to play through it, he sometimes unwittingly causes another injury by compensating too hard. In this case, Bogosian hurt his confidence.
"Personally, you're sitting there and everyone's talking about how bad or this game or that game, but really they're not feeling the pain," he said. "They don't really know what it's like. But obviously, at the beginning of the year, I got off to the good start. I mean, there wasn't any more pressure on me than what I put on myself."
He said teammates supported him in the locker room, but it could not have helped that before the injury Bogosian was mentioned as a candidate to make the U.S. Olympic team. He was not selected.
Meanwhile, the player selected ahead of him in his draft year, Los Angeles defenseman Drew Doughty (second overall in 2008), went on to star for gold medal-winning Team Canada and finished third in the Norris Trophy balloting.
Comparisons are inevitable. Thrashers defenseman Ron Hainsey, Bogosian's partner for much of last season, made that comparison unsolicited.
"It hampered him a lot of the year, but it is what it is," Hainsey said when asked if he thought Bogosian would rebound from the injury. "We'll see. It's going to be a little different here with the new staff. It's a learning process on defense. Not everybody 18 or 19 -- it's unfair to compare, but Doughty was such a dominant player for Canada and they were drafted so close together -- but it doesn't always work like that.
"He'll be fine. He's got all the tools to be a great player. It's just putting them all together, staying healthy, obviously. He's on the right track, so no point putting too much pressure on him, but he'll be fine."
When the season ended, Bogosian remained in Atlanta for several months working out. He did wrist curls in an effort to strengthen the injured wrist and try to prevent future injury.
He left for a few weeks, visiting his family in Western New York, and now he's back at the Thrashers' practice facility several weeks early, skating with his teammates to prepare for the year.
He has met new coach Craig Ramsay for only a few minutes, but general manager Rick Dudley has big hopes for what Ramsay, one of the NHL's best teachers, will do for Bogosian's game. Dudley has credited Ramsay for, among others, helping Dan Boyle to become one of the NHL's elite defensemen while with Tampa Bay, and, more recently, turning Boston rookie Johnny Boychuk into a player who could go plus-2 and play 28:07 in Game 3 of the second round of last spring's playoffs.
In a short meeting, Ramsay discussed what he has in store for Bogosian.
"I think one of the things he stressed on the other day was instead of me going in and kill someone, or trying to go for the big hit, trying to contain," Bogosian said. "You don't want to go for a big hit in your own zone because then the guy can spin off you and can walk in and score.
"I just want to learn the game. I want guidance and I'm all for it. I want to do a lot of things I haven't done in the past, like video and stuff like that."
-- Zach Bogosian
A criticism leveled at the Thrashers' former coaching staff by outgoing veteran Slava Kozlov last April was that the team did not do enough video work and was not prepared. Bogosian said he was looking forward to working with Ramsey, who was hired after John Anderson was let go.
"It was a little tough," he said. "Every coach has their different ways of teaching, and I think that the way Craig will be with me, from what I've heard, it will be good for me to do a lot of video and stuff like that."
Hainsey recalled when he left Montreal for Columbus and had the good fortune to play for Stanley Cup winner Ken Hitchcock, one of the game's preeminent teachers of defensive hockey.
"I don't know most of those guys [on the Thrashers' new coaching staff], but I know they really plan on being teachers," Hainsey said. "That's something that can only help. From my own experience, once I got to Columbus and had Hitchcock there, he was the master teacher -- or whatever -- it turned my career around. It really did ... It's usually defenseman who have a little more of a learning curve.
"If you take advantage of it and take it in, great things can happen."
Bogosian said whether it's scoring 20 goals or blocking shots, he just wants to do whatever he must to help the team make the playoffs. In that regard, he thinks his influx of new teammates from the Chicago Blackhawks will help, as will the arrival of free-agent goalie Chris Mason from St. Louis.
But if Bogosian can transform himself into the dominating No. 1 defenseman he was drafted to be, that could help as much as anything.
"As long as he's improving and getting better -- he's already our best skater; he has been since he got here," Hainsey said. "Once the other stuff catches up, the sky's the limit. It really is."


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English Teaching Assistantships in Austria:
Since 1963, this program has provided college and university graduates with opportunities to work at secondary schools throughout Austria as teaching assistants. U.S. teaching assistants not only enhance the instruction of English as native speakers; they also are important resource persons for first hand information about the "American way of life" and representatives of the United States. This program is financed by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, Arts and Culture, and applications are administered by the Austrian-American Educational Commission (Fulbright Commission). Although the participants in this program make a substantial contribution to the fulfillment of the Fulbright mandate of promoting mutual understanding between the peoples of Austria and the United States, this teaching assistantship program is not part of the official Fulbright Grant Programs.
Central European Teaching Program (CETP)
CETP offers full year, semester and summer teaching opportunities in Hungary, Romania and Poland at the elementary, junior high, high school or university level. Program fees are $2000 for a full school year, $1500 for a semester and $500 for summer language camps. The program fee includes a paid teacher placement, furnished housing including utilities, orientation, health insurance, social events and teacher training. Applicants must be at least 21 years old and hold a B.S. or B.A. degree. No prior teaching experience is necessary. CETP can place friends applying together as well as spouses/partners and families with children. CETP teachers can defer most student loans for up to three years.
CIEE offers teacher placements in China and Thailand. Teachers will have a 10 month contract, receive a local salary, teach 16-22 hours per week, and on completion of the contract receive a free flight home. To apply you need a bachelor's degree by the time of departure and excellent spoken and written English skills. Organizational skills, creativity, and adaptability are also important. The CIEE program fee ($1400 or $1800) includes a work visa, orientation, classes on TEFL theory and practice, language training, room and board, insurance, and pre-departure advice.
Dave's ESL Café
This is a great website with information primarily geared toward ESL teaching and ESL education. It is a free site offering a myriad of job opportunities in education as well as engaging lessons plans for teachers.
EscapeArtist.com is a website for people who want to live overseas. The jobs section is a resource for overseas teaching jobs and it highlights some of the most popular recruiting agencies and organizations, TEFL/TESL certificate courses, and forums.
English Teaching Assistants in Spain
The Spanish Ministry of Education is supporting ESL student teachers a variety of different programs. The programs provide Spanish students and teachers of English or French an opportunity to broaden and increase their knowledge of the English or French language and North American culture through interaction with native speakers.
The Assistants will also have the opportunity to learn about the Spanish language and culture and use their experience upon their return to the United States or Canada, thus developing cultural understanding between the citizens of Spain and the United States of America and Canada.
The Spanish Autonomous Regions will assign all candidates, individually, an elementary or secondary school. Candidates may not choose a particular city. The Ministry and some of the Regional Education Authorities will organize orientation seminars at the beginning of the school year.
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ESL Career offers several teaching opportunities in for teaching in Korea. They'll help you get with everything you need to know when working as a foreigner in the country. They pride themselves in their professional attitude and "street-smart" knowledge base, making sure you'll have a pleasant experience while working abroad.
French Culture.Org
The French Ministry of Education and the Cultural Services at the French Embassy offer teaching assistant positions in French primary and secondary schools and in Instituts Universitaires de Formation des Maîtres (IUFMs) for all regions of France. The assistantships and internships for Americans in France aid academic cooperation between the French and American governments. Applicant must be an American citizen (or have a green card) between 20-35 years of age who holds or is pursuing a college degree and is proficient in French. Assistants spend 6-9 months in France teaching 12 hours of English conversation classes per week. Assistants are given a monthly stipend of about 890€.
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This site is for language and teacher training courses, but also has a link to TEFL jobs where they list the top TEFL websites for job searching.
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Marshall University offers a placement service for teaching in China. The placement fee of $950 includes a 9-week online TEFL training course, a six day orientation in Shanghai and administrative costs. Participants teach English at K-12 and higher education institutions. To apply you must have a bachelor's degree, native-fluency in English, good health, cross-cultural sensitivity and the ability to commit to a 10 month contract. Most contracts include free accommodation, monthly salary, yearly travel stipend, free medical care in China, paid vacation, and round-trip or one-way international airfare. Teachers are expected to write lesson plans, correct homework and assist in academic counseling when needed. The average teacher will teach 12-16 hours per week.
Peace Corps
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The Japan Exchange and Teaching program (JET)
One of the world's largest cultural exchange programs, JET promotes internationalization in Japan by encouraging understanding between Japan and other nations. JET participants serve in public and private junior and senior high schools. JET participants are paid and round trip airfare is usually included. Contracts are for one year and, if agreed, may be extended for two years. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree and excellent language skills in their country's principle language and be under the age of 40. JET has an involved application procedure, so plan in advance. More specific requirements and information can be found on the website.
This website is a directory for international teaching opportunities. It has a huge wealth of information for all kinds of teaching jobs from paid jobs to volunteer, part time to full time.
Transitions Abroad
This website will help you search for an international job (including teaching English) and give advice on writing a resume for an international job. Also included are stories from life abroad and how to start a business overseas.
Volunteers in Asia (VIA)
This is a fee based program which has public service programs such as teaching and conservation in China, Vietnam, Laos and Indonesia. You will receive cultural and teacher training before departure. Program prices range from $1,500 to $2,500. Volunteers can participate in summer programs or long-term programs for one year or two years. VIA provides financial assistance to about 40% of the volunteers.
World Teach
A non-profit, non-governmental volunteer organization based at Harvard University's Center for International Development. World Teach aims to provide opportunities for individuals to become an important part of international education by living and working as volunteer teachers in developing countries. An interest in education, community service, and new cultures is necessary. Volunteers usually teach English but could teach math or science depending on needs. No teaching or foreign language experience is required. Program fees range from $3,900-$5,950. A fundraising guide is available upon request. The fee includes round trip airfare, health insurance, teacher and language training, 24-hour emergency contact, health and safety seminars, and cultural orientation. There are a few programs that are fully or partially funded and also full scholarships in three countries to volunteers who have three years of teaching experience. Teacher placements may be in Asia, Latin America, Africa, or Eastern Europe.
EF English First
EF English First, part of the world's largest private education company. This website offers English language teaching positions around the world especially training and recruiting teachers for ESL / TEFL positions in China and around the world.
Council of International Schools
This is a teacher placement service. Candidates register online and must be prepared to attend one of the CIS Recruitment Centers. Candidates should have a minimum of two years full-time teaching experience in their certified area.
Fulbright English Teaching Assistantships
The Fulbright Program was created in 1946 by the U.S. Congress after WWII to "foster mutual understanding among nations through educational and cultural exchange." (Fulbright, 2005-2006). Grants are offered for graduate study, graduate research, teaching exchange and teaching assistantships. CSU campus deadline for applications is in the fall. See the CSU Education Abroad Staff for more information. Grant opportunities to teach English language and conversation classes are available in select countries such as Argentina, Chile, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, Korea, Romania, Slovak Republic, Russia, Taiwan, and Turkey. Knowledge of the home language may or may not be required. Grant periods range from 8-11 months. The number of grants and grant conditions differ by country. See individual country summaries for more information. Applicants should be graduating seniors or graduate students interested in working in an educational environment.
Department of Defense Education Activity
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eteach.com is an extensive website dedicated to hiring teachers for British schools. Browse teaching vacancies in the UK. (Username/login required to apply.)
International Schools Services
This organization provides services to independent schools overseas including teacher and administrator recruitment and other support services.
The International Educator (TIE Online)
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University of Northern Iowa, Overseas Placement Services for Educators
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This is the official job site of the United States Federal Government. It includes Peace Corps, teaching assistantships, fellowships for study and research, and teaching positions with Department of Defense Dependent Schools.
U.S. Department of State
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SAO PAULO, 2013 – The second part of our guide is dedicated to some our favorite places in São Paulo to eat Brazilian food or to just have a drink with friends* (Click here to read the first part.). São Paulo Fashion Week is on its way, so this post comes on time to match with the occasion.
The famous national dish Feijoada – a stew made of beans and pork or beef meat – is experienced here in a whole new level. It means you can eat the very original feijoada but with the finest ingredients. The charm is also a very complete and rich selection of those side order dishes (farofa, rice, cabbage, torresmo, mandioca, etc) that are a must have in any feijoada.
A favorite amongst the fashion and the art crowd, Maní is a restaurant of the chefs Helena Rizzo and Daniel Redondo dedicated to a contemporary way of cooking. What counts is their own interpretation to regular dishes, be it feijoada, a tuna filet or a organic salad. The tables are placed in a backyard, making you feel like visiting someone's house.
Brasil a Gosto:
It's not by chance that the chef Ana Luiza Trajano received several awards in recent years for her innovative approach towards Brazilian food. The relaxed and unpretentious restaurant is becoming a landmark for those who are not afraid to go deeper in experimenting the magic & (still) unknown Brazilian ingredients.
Barão de Itararé:
It's the right place for those who appreciate a bohemian atmosphere. Not only because of the live jazz shows on Sunday evenings (19h-22h) but also because there you can meet a lot of the local theater actors and singers. That happens because the bar gives them a friendly discount.
Terraço Itália:
It is a touristic place because it has one of the most impressive panoramic views of São Paulo. Although it is surrounded by buildings, this is still the highest of them all. If you want to appreciate the weird charm of the city from above, then our tip is to avoid the high prices of the restaurant and to stick to the nice drinks of the Piano Bar.
It's a new address in the alternative neighborhood of Vila Madalena. With a small and cute bar decorated like a living room, the idea is to enjoy the drinks with friends in a cozy way. The bar is also a shop during the day and it sells interesting ingredients for food lovers (such as farofa with coffee flavor or oils made of native seeds). They are great gifts for a friend that loves to cook.
* Unfortunately I didn't have the chance to "experience" Samba in São Paulo this time. So dear Paulistas: If any of you would like to add suggestions to this guide I would be extremely grateful. Please comment below. Thanks
Photo: Graffiti walls from Vila Madalena neighborhood by Hermano Silva © 2013


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Camp leader tries to divert food aid to himself, familyComment on this story
Mozambique: Nearly 60 000 hungry people waiting for aid had to watch a truck of food pull out of their camp in Chokwe because of the camp administrator's failed efforts allegedly to divert the aid packages to himself and his cronies.
The aid was intended for Chokwe's largest camp of people displaced following severe flooding. But it didn't happen because of disorganisation and allegations of corruption.
Relief organisation Gift of the Givers (GOTG) flanked by officials from the SANDF drove into Chakelani camp yesterday with a 34-ton truck carrying supplies and food to hand out to leaders at the camp to distribute. A short while later it left – still fully loaded.
This followed the discovery that a fictitious list of needy people had been drawn up. The names of the camp's administrator and people close to him were put down as those standing to benefit from the aid.
"There is definitely something wrong happening there," said Imtiaz Sooliman, founder of the organisation. "I had asked the administrator to give me a list of the needy people but when we got here, number one, two and three is himself, his deputy and then his family.
"The problem is, in a disaster situation like this, it is the weakest people that suffer. It is the lactating mothers, the elderly, the sick, who don't have the energy to get up and go get their food parcels themselves. They get left behind, they suffer. My job is to see to it that that doesn't happen."
Sooliman and his team abandoned their operation at the camp because of the administrator's blatant efforts to divert aid packages to himself.
Sooliman vowed not to return until proper lists of the needy were drawn up and submitted.
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Gyro Combyn - tested
Went long on on a smaller jump last night. Landed wonky and caught my heel edge. Smacked my melon on the hard snow. I thought for sure I was going to see stars but when I sat up there was nothing. No pain. Not even a hint of a head ache. It seems to work as advertised.
What sucks is I sprained my thumb bad and I'm leaving for CO in 2 days.
Check to see if your helmet is a single or multiple impact helmet.
I've smashed my head a few times with my Combyn, and only ended up with some whiplash.
Me too it works well
Just remember that even though it's multi-impact, if you have a really really hard fall then you should still probably change your helmet out.
Its there is nothing to break down in a fall in it.
Just saw a video about it on YouTube. Pretty cool technology.
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They, too, shared his enthusiasm and in no time, the group was setting the wheels in motion to sponsor such an event in Camp Hill. Since then, the Plein Air Competition and Arts Festival has grown larger each year.
This year, 44 regional artists and 20 juried photographers are registered to create their visions "en plein air," or in the open air, at the three-day event which will begin May 17 and continue through May 19.
The festival will also feature music, art demonstrations, lectures and workshops, with area businesses showcasing gallery pieces that will be available for purchase.
Since it began three years ago, the event has raised almost $271,000 to support art scholarships, provide free workshops and promote arts in the region.
Competing artists will be given their choice of medium, which can be acrylic, oil, pencil, charcoal or photography, a new category. They'll then go to town -- the town of Camp Hill, that is -- where they will scope out a territory and begin working on their masterpieces for judging later that weekend.
"The geographic boundaries this year are the areas between 21st Street and 25th Street and from White Hall Alley, which runs parallel to Market Street, north to Walnut Street and includes all of Willow Park," said Sue Pera, co-sponsor of the event and owner of the Cornerstone Coffeehouse located in the borough.
Artists will have an entire week to complete their works, and the public is invited to take a stroll around the area to watch them capture the beauty of the Camp Hill surroundings.
Camp Hill resident and Plein Air Society president Julie Riker, will be in attendance with her oils in hand, ready to demonstrate her skills. Riker specializes in decorative painting for private homes, businesses and churches, and her work can be viewed at the governor's residence and Gabriella's restaurant in Harrisburg, among others.
One of her favorite parts of the competition is interacting with fellow artists.
"Some return each year and you develop friendships while having the opportunity to see everyone's interpretation of the local area," she said.
Carlisle resident Patricia Walach Keough also participates each year. "We always get a very warm welcome from the Camp Hill community. The people running it do a really good job of educating people in Camp Hill about plein air painting and it's a pretty town to paint in, with a lot of good views,"Keough said.
For those who enjoy the challenge of painting quickly, three "Quick Draw" events will be held for adults, teens and children, in which they're required to create a scene in two hours from a designated area. Registration is available online or in person, and those interested may register up to 15 minutes before the start of the competition.
"We're expecting thousands of people and our goal is to grow it into a regional event to promote arts in Camp Hill from an economic and artistic standpoint," said event coordinator Craig Bachik.
For more information and a schedule of events, visit: http://www.pleinaircamphill.org.
Watch them paint: Plein air competition
WHAT: Watch plein air artists at work, attend lectures and workshops, listen to music, participate in a quick-draw contest
WHEN: May 17-19
WHERE: Market and 24th Streets, Camp Hill
COST: Free
HOURS: 9 a.m.- 9 p.m. May 17 and 18; and 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. May 19


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We believe the Bible to be without error. The Bible reveals God, the spiritual separation of man from God, the way of salvation, and how to have a personal relationship with God. (II Tim. 3:15-16; II Peter 1:20-21)
We believe the one, true God reveals Himself in three distinct persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. All three are co-eternal, co-powerful, and co-equal. (I John 5:7)
We believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, born of the virgin Mary. He lived a life without sin and is our example. (I Peter 2:21-25)
We believe salvation (a personal relationship with God) is by "grace," plus nothing and minus nothing. This salvation is found only by receiving Jesus Christ into your life. Salvation is by repentance and faith (truly being sorrowful for your sins, confessing that Jesus Christ died for your sins, and inviting Him into your life). (Eph.2:8-9; Titus 3:5-7)
We believe in the visible and personal return of Jesus Christ. (I Thess. 4:16-17)
We believe that those who receive Jesus Christ will go to Heaven and those who reject Him will be separated from the Lord forever. (Rev. 20:10-15)
History of Bangor Baptist Church
In September of 1966, a small group of eight to twelve people gathered at the local YWCA to begin what is now Bangor Baptist Church. Little did they know what God had in store for them as well as the Bangor community. This group hoped to do great things for God and set out to accomplish winning the Bangor area for the Lord.
In November of 1966, they moved to Pushaw Road and occupied the small white church that still stands today. On October 19, 1967, Bangor Baptist was incorporated, and the church was well on its way. As the church began to grow, the membership began to look for space to build a church. In the summertime of 1969, they moved into their newly constructed, brick building that now houses Bangor Christian Schools. There was much excitement as God began to move people and began filling up the church. With continued growth, a larger building was needed, so our present church facility was built with the congregation holding its first service on April 1, 1973.
Since 1966, God has done some marvelous things. Bangor Christian Schools opened its doors in the fall of 1970. The school started in a building on French Street in Bangor. The school later moved into the brick building that once housed the church. The school now has 280 students and on December 2, 1999 was accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. We praise the Lord for allowing our church to start an educational institution to provide a Christian education for the Bangor community.
God also saw fit to allow Bangor Baptist to start Christian radio in the Bangor area. In 1980, WHCF 88.5 FM was founded as an educational station through Bangor Christian Schools. The station has grown from 10,000 watts to 100,000 watts reaching much of Maine and the Canadian Maritimes. The station remains the anchor for many with a mission to reach the lost, edify the saints, and to inform the people.
In 1997, the Lord led Bangor Baptist to purchase another radio station to reach young people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This 50,000-watt station went on the air in 1998. WHMX 105.7 FM is now one of only twenty charting stations nationally that plays "Christian hit music."
This is an amazing feat considering that Bangor is 274 out of 283 radio media markets in the United States. Only 4% of the radio stations in the country play the "Christian Hit Music" format with WHMX being the only one in New England. About 36% of WHMX's audience is not born-again. Because 80% of Christians are saved before they reach the age of 20, this great outreach to our young people makes the format absolutely critical.
WHMX is known as SolutionFM and can be heard live on the world wide web at http://www.solutionfm.com/ . WHCF can also now be heard around the world on the world wide web at http://www.whcffm.com. The ministry is working to accomplish the same goal for WHMX but for a different audience.
In the fall of 1985, the ministry went through a time of testing. Through unfortunate circumstances, the church dipped to a grand total of 69 people in attendance. The school dropped to under 100 students, and WHCF became extremely understaffed. This was a time of heartache but also a time when faith was pushed to the limit. There was nowhere to turn but to the Lord.
It was at this time that Dr. Jerry Falwell stepped in as interim pastor of Bangor Baptist Church. Dr. Falwell sent individuals from his organization to help our church get back on its feet.
Bangor Baptist also had a debt of $2.2 million. With a congregation of fewer than 100, humanly speaking, things looked rather bleak! With God's provision, things began to change for the positive. An instructor from Liberty University, Dr. Ken Chapman, came to fill the pulpit one wintry day. During his sermon, Dr. Chapman believed that God had called him to be the next pastor of our church. He and his wife Marie began officially ministering in 1986. The church began to grow under his leadership strengthening financially as well. It is a tribute to a man who would leave sunny Virginia and come to Maine and take a struggling church at the age of 69! But it was exactly what the church needed at that time. His integrity, hard work, leadership, knowledge of the Bible, dedication, sincerity, and experience was God's gift to us. Looking back, it is easy to see that he was the one God used humanly to salvage Bangor Baptist Church. Our total gratitude will never be able to be fully expressed to these two men.
Richard Rockwell succeeded Dr. Chapman in October of 1988. During his tenure, the church continued its course of growth and healing. Richard was a former deacon at Bangor Baptist in the seventies. Following his deaconship he felt called into the ministry and enrolled at Baptist Bible College located in Springfield, Missouri. Upon graduation he started a church in New Limerick, Maine. It was from this ministry that Richard was called to Bangor Baptist Church. He and his wife gave nine years of loyal service to the congregation. Under Richard's leadership, the church became a more inclusive ministry emphasizing its responsibility to the Body of Christ and the local community. We thank the Rockwell's for their years of ministry they shared with us. Richard now pastors the Family Bible Church in Ellsworth, Maine.
In August of 1997, Dr. Jerry Mick became the fifth pastor of Bangor Baptist Church. Jerry had been the associate pastor since 1989 and held other ministry positions since January of 1984 such as school teacher, athletic director, principal, superintendent, assistant pastor, and announcer on WHCF. The transition from Pastor Rockwell to Pastor Mick was a smooth transition.
Pastors of Bangor Baptist Church
Herman Frankland 1966-1985
Dr. Jerry Falwell 1985-1986
Dr. Ken Chapman 1986-1988
Richard Rockwell 1988-1997
Dr. Jerry Mick 1997-Present
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I have regained some patience.
Without the tattoos, this is realistically what I will look like in November. And hell who knows, maybe I'll get some tattoos to celebrate things.
I have regained some patience.
Without the tattoos, this is realistically what I will look like in November. And hell who knows, maybe I'll get some tattoos to celebrate things.
I am losing patience.
did you study the rules before you broke them? and why are you losing patience?
Edit: reffering to the pic u said u would look like. will you really be that built?
What rules did I break? O_o
Yes. I'm going to military school for 22 weeks, from July-November. I'll be living there, eating their food, and practising their PT regimines. Bear in mind that after week 2, these turn into standard military boot camp regimines, minus the intensity of the drill instructor. Also keep in mind that standard USMC basic is 12 weeks. We will be keeping their training for 20.
Patience meter:
='s mean full to that point, -'s mean empty to that point. |'s are edges of the meter.
I was bored, so I illustrated a scene from Crusades: The Hero of Solusod. I guess it's called "Rescue Jai" or something.
Patience meter:
Decided to do another illustration. These are serious spoilers now that I think about it.
I should totes be a fashion designer.
SPOILER! :In the game your character becomes a fugitive, or you do, really, you criminal. Since there's no photography, the only identifiable piece of information the authorities really have are the clothing you're wearing at the time of last confirmed sighting. So when you visit a new area, you change clothes, since...SPOILER! :...you only change areas after you battle a general, who are, for all intents and purposes, our authorities.
Make me more illustrations, man. These are looking pretty rad. I wouldn't mind if you weren't grounded and did them digitally and got them all nice and clean.
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Yeah well I wouldn't mind getting more comments to encourage me to do these things. I'm not a man to do super cool stuff to not show it off and expect people to wow at it.
Drawing anthropomorphic ponies because I'm so lonely always.
Holy shit I got a comment. Jesus, you really don't know how much this means to me! Sure, jaidurn is sincere when he says he likes my work, but I just feel invalid having just 3-4 people saying my work is good. Thank you so much, here, have another drawing. An old one, but I never uploaded it.


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Target declines to provide a tally of faulty cards but said they will honor the problematic cards.
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The holidays are filled with sound: Christmas tunes, children sharing their wishlists, several conversations at once around the dinner table and more.
But that can be daunting for those with hearing loss. Here, Dr. Mary Caccavo and Dr. Susan Lopez of Lafayette Hearing Center gave their top five tips to make the most of your hearing.
Work out your ears. Musicians are better at pick out voices over background chatter and music than people who don't play an instrument. But, listening to music – at a safe volume, of course – can help with the same skill and sharpen hearing to identify vocal tones from other sounds.
Pick your seat. At the holiday table, sit at the end of a table so you aren't in the middle of multiple conversations or sit at a table with fewer people, if possible.
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Chiropractor in Champlin Our Health Team
Meet our Champlin chiropractic team and see how we can help you!
Jay P. Bertsch, D.C.
"I became a chiropractor because it is the health profession most congruent with my philosophy of helping people lead healthier lives. Helping to alleviate pain is great, but even more satisfying is when patients do things they never have done before, or thought they had to give up. To be the best doctor I can be for every patient, I know that relying on my years of experience is not enough. That is why I am committed to the ongoing study of the latest in treatment and research concerning an optimally functioning body. Every visit I strive to serve patients in a manner that brings them closer to being truly healthy. At Team Health Care we are blessed to have doctors and therapists from different specialties. We work as a team by directing patients to whoever will help them the most, utilizing each other's gifts and abilities for the betterment of every patient who walks through our door."
Dr. Jay Bertsch has post graduate training in treating dizziness and balance disorders and imbalances affecting the brain and neurotransmitters. He has an interest in treating brain based disorders including ADD/HD, Autism, and post concussion. Dr. Jay has extensive training in the NAET Allergy Elimination Technique and has helped many of our patients with allergies and allergy-related illnesses. Dr. Jay also has extensive experience in treating serious disc problems. He has been regularly involved with FANA, a non-profit organization that helps connect adoption families with needy orphans in Colombia, South America. Dr. Jay, his wife Patti, and their 3 children live in Ramsey.
Northwestern College of Chiropractic, Doctorate, 1990
College of St. Thomas, Undergraduate studies, 1983-86
Postgraduate studies: NAET Allergy Elimination, Dizziness and Vestibular Rehabilitation, Brain and Neurotransmitters, McKenzie Neck and Lower Back Rehabilitation, Carrick Institute for Functional Neurology Interactive Metronome Home Certification
Joseph Bertsch, D.C.
"I knew I wanted to be in the health care field even as a child. As I explored the different options, chiropractic care was the perfect fit for my philosophy on health. I am even more energized about our mission now than I was when I started practice. In those days, it often felt like we chiropractors were whistling in the dark. There just wasn't as much interest in non-traditional treatments. Now, as a nation, we are looking for other options besides medication and surgery. While they have their place, I believe holistic care should come first, with medications and surgery the "alternative" when natural methods aren't enough. By offering the many natural treatment options that we do at Team Health Care Clinic, PC, we can help the body draw from its innate ability to heal itself. It's an exciting time to be in practice and I am so thankful that God has placed me with such a committed
team, each of whom shares my vision."
Dr. Joe Bertsch has post doctorate training in treating balance, dizziness, and vestibular disorders. He also has training in brain-based therapy for conditions such as ADD/ADHD, asperger's and depression. He holds free community education classes to educate people on how to take charge of their health by making better lifestyle choices and becoming active participants in their own health care program. Dr. Joe and his wife Therese are busy raising 5 healthy and active children in Andover.
Northwestern College of Chiropractic, Doctorate, 1990
College of St. Thomas, Undergraduate studies, 1983-86
Post Doctorate Studies: Balance, Dizziness and Vestibular Disorders, Brain Based Therapies for ADD/ADHD, Asperger's, Autism, and Depression
Timothy Bertsch, D.C., D.A.B.C.I.
"I was never treated by a chiropractor prior to my first day at chiropractic school. As I learned about the chiropractic philosophy and lifestyle, it made perfect sense, and I knew it was something I wanted to be a part of. I like to think I am a bit of a teacher myself- helping my patients to learn more and take charge of their health as a result. The biggest reward for me is giving someone their life back by helping to restore their health. How many places get to see people enter the office with a cane or walker and leave without it? It is just one example of how people's lives can be changed when they come to this clinic. I'm glad to be a part of that."
Dr. Tim Bertsch has extensive training and experience in treating internal disorders using a functional medicine approach including applying nutrition, diet and natural health products rather than drugs. There are less than a few hundred of these highly trained doctors in the country so we are blessed to have Dr. Tim on our team! When he's not at the clinic, you might catch him swinging his clubs at various golf courses around town.
American Board of Chiropractic Internists, Diplomate, 2000
Northwestern College of Chiropractic, Doctorate, 1984
College of St. Thomas, Undergraduate studies, 1977-1980
Lori Jokinen, D.C., C.A.C.C.P.
"After struggling with my son's ear infections for over a year, I started chiropractic care for him and he responded so well he has not needed to go back to the pediatrician for anything since! I knew this was a better way and became interested in pursuing chiropractic as a career. As a chiropractor, I strive to see my patients live healthier lives and be able to do the activities they enjoy without pain and restrictions. I think it is important to show patients how they can be a powerful part of their own health destiny. It is rewarding to see patients who have gone through similar situations with their children; I feel like I've done my job when I can help them get the results they desire using natural treatments. Team Health Care Clinic, PC's integrated approach offers a variety of options and practitioners to give patients the best of care that works with the body and makes patients healthier overall, which is what our patients are trying to achieve. I am thrilled to be a part of that!"
Dr. Lori Jokinen enjoys traveling, playing volleyball, finding new and challenging workouts, and watching her kids play sports. She also loves the beach and a settling down with a good book!
International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, Certified by the Academy Council of
Chiropractic Pediatrics, 2013
Northwestern Health Sciences University, Doctor of Chiropractic, 2011
University of Minnesota, Bachelor of Arts: Psychology, 2001
Certified Chiropractic Acupuncturist
Certified in Graston® Technique (Instrument Assisted Myofascial Release Therapy)
Certified in Webster Protocol (technique for sacral and SI joint dysfunction)
Richard Leach, M.D.
"I've always had an interest in science, anatomy, biochemistry and how the human body works. When looking at a health problem from the patient's perspective- how it affects their daily life, what they have tried in the past, what they hope to achieve- I draw from a lot of information before I make recommendations for treatment and lifestyle change. I enjoy educating patients about healthy lifestyles and then seeing improvement in their well-being and function. I am continually fascinated by the positive results acupuncture brings to people. I think what this clinic offers to patients is a very comprehensive evaluation and assessment by utilizing modalities from a number of disciplines such as chiropractic, physical therapy, alternative and allopathic medicine."
Dr. Leach is very active and exercises "for fun." He has run marathons, lifts weights, swims and likes to do inline skating. He also recommends exercise to his patients as the "most important thing you can do" for your body.
Loma Linda University Medical School, MD, 1986
MS in Biochemistry 1984 Board Certified AAFP since 1990
(American Academy of Family Practice)
Fellow AAFP
American Academy of Acupuncture, 1996, Certification
Andrea Newport, P.T.
"When I first experienced physical therapy it was as a patient. I had knee reconstructive surgery and 4 months of physical therapy so I had first hand experience with it and I was hooked! I love the interaction with people and helping them to achieve a better quality of life. Empowering a patient by giving her the tools she needs to maintain that level of health and well-being is very rewarding. What I like most about Team Health Care Clinic, PC is working with the other practitioners to develop a program that works best for our patients needs. We have such a great variety of treatment choices here to offer our patients!"
Andrea has had continued training in muscle energy techniques, strain counterstrain, kinesiotaping, and Interactive Metronome.
Andrea lives in Ham Lake with her husband Dan and 2 daughters. She enjoys spending time with her family.
College of St. Catherine, Masters in Physical Therapy, 1999:
B.A., Exercise Science, 1997
Maria Eyberg, P.T.
"Everybody deserves to live a life that is free from pain and disability. That is what I find most rewarding about the work I do- helping our patients meet their goals to be free from pain and be active again. Since I was quite young, I had a desire to work with and help individuals with disabilities. Helping patients become healthy and active again is something that I look forward to, and teaching people how to maintain that level of health on their own is very satisfying. That is one of the things I like best about the approach here- rather than treating a part of the body or focusing on just the symptoms- we treat the whole person, and people actually become healthier as a result."
Maria has extensive experience in pediatric physical therapy vestibular rehabilitation, balance/gait training, and orthopedic issues. She loves exercising, playing sports, and really enjoys spending time with kids, especially coaching children's sports.
College of St. Catherine, Masters in Physical Therapy, 1998:
Undergraduate studies in Biology and Applied Science, 1992-1996
Continuing Education: Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT), Vestibular and Balance Disorders, Gait Analysis and Treatment, Orthotics, Kinesiotaping, Muscle Energy techniques for healing, Sports Injuries and Post-Surgical Rehabilitation.


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These meetings are great opportunities to meet other SQL Server professionals, get your burning issues solved.
Agenda 6:00 - 6:30 Meet & Greet 6:30 - 6:40 Intro, what's in the news, Q&A. 6:40 - 7:00 Nuggets - TBA7:00 - 7:55 SSIS Tips and Tricks - Peter DoylePeter will be giving us a great session on SSIS, firstly looking at manipulating variables in SSIS and then other SSIS Widgets, zipping, FTP, package configurations, using reular expressions to get around importing embedded quotes, using foreach container.
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I've been using LINQ behind the SQLBits website. This session will give you an overview of LINQ, and how it works with SQL.This will show the good, the bad and the down right ugly aspects of LINQ. There any good points but also some bad points.We will be looking at this from both sides of the coin the SQL guy and the Dev guy, to give you some insight to make your mind up.Location:Microsoft London Cardinal Place 100 Victoria Street London SW1E 5JL DirectionsYou need to register for this event.


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Title: STAFF INFORMATION SYSTEMS ANALYST (SPECIALIST)
Salary: $5,065.00 - $6,660.00
Posted: 02/07/2014
1. The position requires a high-degree of experience with web broadcasting.
Please clearly describe your experience in this area. Provide specific examples of the types of broadcasts you have executed successfully.
2. The position requires the knowledge, skills, and ability to execute web broadcasts originating from many possible locations in the state. What elements are necessary and critical for a successful web broadcast?
3. Please provide the elements you take into consideration when evaluating a site as a possible location for a web broadcast of an official government meeting.
4. Please provide the specific software applications and hardware that relate to web broadcasting that you are proficient with.
5. Please describe your experience working with a web streaming contractor. Please describe the functions you were responsible for when working with the contractor.