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Agape Baptist Church Food Pantry, 248 W. Wolf Ave., is open from 6 to 8 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month. Information: the Rev. Dannel Brown, pastor, at 266-7670.
Augustana Lutheran Church, 1133 Kilbourn St. (one block north of Strong Avenue at Kilbourn and Pleasant streets) serves a meal from 5 to 6 p.m. every Monday for individuals and families who are unemployed or underemployed.
Christ's Commissary Food Pantry is open from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. and 6 to 7:15 p.m. the first and third Thursday of each month. Clients may come every 30 days. Clothing and household goods are available whenever donated. The pantry is at First Brethren Church of Elkhart, 24197 C.R. 16 E. Call the church at 293-7088 or Shelley at 304-2749 for more information.
Church Without Walls, 731 Wagner Ave., food pantry/clothes closet open from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesdays and Thursdays. Clients may come once a month for food and weekly for clothing. For questions or concerns, clients may call the church at 293-0776 and ask for Felicia.
Clothed in Compassion, C.R. 6 at C.R. 19, Bristol, offers free clothing to men, women and children all ages/sizes. No paperwork to fill out. Available from 9 a.m. to noon the first and third Saturdays of the month. Located in the basement of the old Zion Lutheran Church building. Donations of clothing accepted as well, especially children's clothing.
A free community breakfast is from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. the first Saturday of the month at the new Zion Lutheran Church, 20943 C.R. 6 (corner of C.R. 6 and C.R. 19), Bristol. Freewill donations accepted.
Elkhart Community Senior Outreach site gives out canned food and clothing from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church, 802 W. Garfield Ave. Leave your name and phone number. Information: Dell Davis at 250-9827 or Mary at 293-6490.
Come to Guidance Ministries, 216 N. Second St., for a cup of coffee. Food pantry and clothing ministry from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Bring a picture ID. Information: Jim Metz at 296-7192, or www.guidanceministries.com.
St. James AME Church, 122 Dr. Martin Luther King Drive, has a food and clothing ministry. The Lord's Cupboard is open from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the second and third Tuesday of each month and one hour after the Sunday worship service. Items include free bread and other food items, hygiene products, and new and gently used clothing. Information: 294-4950.
South Bend Pantry & Social Services Inc.'s Elkhart division, 717 Monroe St., has pantry hours from 1 to 2 p.m. Thursdays. Clothes, food and toiletry items are available. Call 226-4876 and make an appointment.
Brenneman Day Care and Kindergarten. Information: 533-4388.
Calvary United Methodist Preschool. Information: 522-7708.
The Compass is an after-school program for elementary-age students in the Wa-Nee school district. Information: 862-4636, firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Creation Station Preschool, a ministry of Jefferson Brethren Church. Information: 533-1121.
Dunlap United Methodist Preschool has openings for 3- and 4-year-olds. Information or to register: Cindi Covey, director, at 875-9060.
Good Shepherd Nursery School, First English Lutheran Church. Information: Jillian Shively at 533-3773.
Guardian Angel Care Ministry, a ministry of New Testament Bible Church Inc. Information and tour: 295-5532 or 322-2619, or www.guardianangelsite.org.
Guidance Ministries Inc. Information: 296-7192.
Hillcrest Preschool, ages 3 and 4. Small classes with age-appropriate learning experiences. Children need to be current on their immunizations. Enroll at Hillcrest United Methodist Church, 4206 E. Bristol St. To arrange a visit call 266-7427.
Hively Avenue Preschool, a ministry of Hively Avenue Mennonite Church, 800 E. Hively Ave., offers morning and afternoon preschool classes for 3- to 5-year-olds. To schedule a tour or obtain enrollment information, call 294-4022 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit the website at preschool.hivelymennonite.org for more information.
Jamestown United Methodist Church. Information: 389-1555.
Jefferson Brethren Preschool. Information: 533-1121.
Little Cherubs Preschool, a ministry of First Congregational UCC: Open 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Ages: 2½ to 9. Website: www.littlecherubspreschool.com or contact Michelle Rhoads, email@example.com or 266-9303.
Loving Arms Preschool, a service of New Paris Church of the Nazarene. Information: Pam Scoles at 831-6880.
Michiana Educare, a ministry of Faith Community Fellowship. Information: Michele at 262-9353.
New Creation Childcare Ministry, Granger. Information: Karen Walorski at 264-0469.
New Life Preschool and Daycare. Information: 848-1783.
New Salem United Methodist Church. Information: Chris Chrobot at 674-8293.
Open Arms Childcare/Preschool. Information: 970-4309 or 522-8250.
Prairieview Day Care, a registered ministry of Prairieview Missionary Church. Information: 533-5113.
Redeemer Community Christian School, 24004 Old U.S. 20, offers full-day preschool and kindergarten as well as grades 1-8. Information: 264-5739.
Step by Step Daycare. Information: Robert or Maria Crockett at 296-7060 or 296-2805.
Trinity Lutheran School, 30888 C.R. 6, full- and half-day preschool and kindergarten and grades 1-8.
Trinity United Methodist Nursery School. Information: Crystal Ayres at 294-7602, ext. 119, or www.3umc.org.
Union Center Day Care, a registered ministry of Union Center Church of the Brethren. Information: 773-2221.
Winding Waters Preschool. Information: 264-9913.
Yellow Creek Mennonite Day Care. Information: 862-1045.
The Knights of Columbus of Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, 24832 U.S. 12, Edwardsburg, Mich., will hold a pancake and sausage breakfast from 7:30 to 11 a.m. Jan. 12. Buttermilk and blueberry pancakes will be served with sausage and beverages. Cost is $5.50 for adults and $3 for children 10 and younger. Proceeds will go to special needs of the church and community. For more information call 269-699-7660.
The "Dreams Come True" youth program for all school-age youths meets at 7 p.m. Saturdays. Food, activities, field trips, mentoring, etc. No fees required. The program is designed to show kids or adults how any dream can be achieved, no matter how great the task may seem. Information: Sister Rowena Gutierrez, 309-6188. The meeting will be at 2205 Oakland Ave., Holy Temple basement. Directors: Pastor Jeremiah Matthew and Junior Deacon Scott Matthews.
Bible Study Fellowship is an in-depth, international Bible class for people of all ages and backgrounds. The study this year is the book of Genesis. Lessons are available in Chinese. Women's day classes: Goshen/Elkhart: 9 a.m. at Beulah Missionary Church, 57595 Old C.R. 17, Goshen. Contact: email@example.com or 831-4905. Women's BSF class: 6:55 p.m. Mondays at Grace Church, 52025 Gumwood (corner of Brick and Gumwood), Granger. Children's program open for those in grades 1-senior high. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or 269-687-9588. Elkhart men's evening class: 6:55 p.m. Mondays at Trinity United Methodist Church, 2715 E. Jackson. Children's program open for those in grades 1-senior high. Contact: email@example.com or 315-2272.
Christian counseling (no charge) is available by appointment at the River of Life Community Church, 2626 Prairie St. by calling 522-2114.
The Buddhist Society of Elkhart meets at 6:30 p.m. Mondays at 1732 Garden St. (Unitarian Universalist Fellowship). Sessions include Dharma talks by Venerable WuLing, with discussion, chanting and walking meditation. Freewill offering. Information: 295-8753 or www.buddhistsocietyelkhart.org.
Crossroads Community Church Divorce Care also has Divorce Care 4 Kids. Both classes are at 6:30 p.m. Mondays at 57415 Alpha Drive, Goshen. Information: Donita Johnson at 848-0891.
Next Step Singles, a place for Christian singles age 25 and older, meets to discuss life events during a book or video study from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays at Crossroads North Campus, 3322 Middlebury St. Information: 875-4479 or mycrossroadscommunity.com.
The Meeting Place at Grand Horizon Center, 1610 S. Nappanee St., holds a "happening" at 7 p.m. Tuesdays. The Meeting Place is a communitywide service where pastors and worship leaders from different walks of life minister to the spiritual needs of the community. For those in need, a bag of groceries is available to take home from the Joseph Storehouse. Please bring ID. Contact Megan at 970-9242 with questions.
Cancer support group for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers meets from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Beulah Missionary Church, 57595 Old C.R. 17, Goshen, led by Brent Poe, pastor/cancer survivor. Information: 875-6537. All materials for the class are provided.
A Bible study for women is at 9 a.m. Wednesdays at Living Gospel Church, corner of West Walnut and North Locke streets in Nappanee. Teaching, discussion groups and fellowship are included in the study from the book of Genesis titled "Lessons for the Family — Isaac and Jacob." Classes are provided for children ages 2-5, and a nursery is available for infants. Information: 773-7110 or Judy Kitson at 260-894-4203.
St. John of the Cross Episcopal Church, 601 E. Vistula, Bristol, has a Wednesday morning rector's Bible study with the Rev. Carol Fleming. Information: 848-7114.
A Grief Share support group meets at 6 p.m. Thursdays at Northside Baptist Church, 53198 C.R. 9, Elkhart. Contact the church at 264-6713 or Jim Camren at 675-9812 for more information. Website: www.griefshare.org.
Guidance Ministries, 216 N. Second St., is hosting a faith-based addictions recovery class from 10 to 11 a.m. Fridays in the Ministries' education room. The curriculum is "The 7 Principles of Recovery" by Virgil L. Stokes, a former alcoholic and current pastor. Class size limited; please RSVP prior to class. Information: 296-7192 or email email@example.com.
Mothers of area students are invited to come to Moms in Prayer weekly to pray for their children and the schools they attend. The times and locations for the groups are: Elkhart Central High School, 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays. Meeting sites vary. Contact Kristal Klehfoth at email@example.com or 262-3818 for more information. Any moms interested in praying for Pierre Moran Middle School or for college students also welcome.
Heritage Intermediate School, 8:30 a.m. Tuesdays at Pathway Assembly of God, leader Jodi Mynhier at 825-1406.
Homeschool students, 8:30 p.m. Mondays at Griner Mennonite Church, 12418 C.R. 20, leader Anna Miller at 825-5194.
Middlebury Elementary, 9 a.m. Fridays at Pathway Assembly of God church, leader Joy Miller 875-1591.
Northridge High School, 8:30 a.m. Mondays at First United Methodist Church of Middlebury, 301 S. Main St., leader Cheryl Miller at 370-2984.
Northridge Middle School, 8:30 a.m. Tuesdays at Pathway Assembly of God, 13805 U.S. 20, leader Laurie Smith at 825-3097.
Orchard View, 8:30 a.m. Mondays at Crystal Valley Missionary Church, 233 U.S. 20, leader Sheila Miller at 825-4443.
York Elementary, 8:30 a.m. Mondays at River of Life Fellowship, 11162 S.R. 120, leader Michelle Streeter at 848-5381.
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Help for Christian Couples
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Finishing Life for the Glory of Christ
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Invincible Perseverance in the Lives of John Newton, Charles Simeon, and William Wilberforce
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The Life of the Mind and the Love of God
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North Central College invites the public to the free premiere Sept. 28 of the second part of a documentary series produced with Naperville Community Television that chronicles the College's 150-year history.
"The Growth of a College" is the second of the five-part documentary series "A Promising Start," which commemorates the College's Sesquicentennial. "The Growth of a College" will premiere at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 28, in Madden Theatre at the Fine Arts Center, 171 E. Chicago Ave. Complimentary refreshments will be served.


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LINCOLN, Neb. - Iowa State's conference road-opener in 1977 began in Lincoln, Neb., against the ninth-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers. The Huskers, still smarting from ISU's 1976 victory in Ames, entered the contest after defeating nationally ranked Alabama the previous week.
NU scored first with an I.M. Hipp 59-yard TD in the first quarter to go up, 7-0. ISU promptly answered with a 13-play, 76-yard scroing drive that ended with quarterback Terry Rubley's 5-yard run on the option to even the score. Another Hipp touchdown, this time from 17 yards, gave NU a 14-7 lead, but it was quickly followed by Cyclone Dexter Green's 19-yard TD run to once again even the score (14-14). ISU finally took its first lead in the seesaw affair after Mike Clemons recovered Husker quarterback Randy Garcia's fumble. The turnover led to a 3-yard Cal Cummins TD run to give ISU a 21-14 edge at intermission.
ISU kicker Scott Kollman extended the lead to 24-14 early in the third quarter with a 32-yard field goal. Hipp scored his third TD of the day in the third quarter to close the gap to 24-21, but the ISU defense shut down NU's comeback to register a second straight win over the Cornhuskers. Green and Cummins carried for 139 and 115 yards on the ground, respectively.
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The Florida Department of Transportation reported today that repair work on the retaining walls near the Sharpes Ferry bridge is progressing well and is on schedule. The contractor, Orion Marine, began demolition and installation work Jan. 28 and has now entered a third phase of work.
County Road 314, closed to traffic since Feb. 11, is now fully open with the detour removed. From this point forward, if any CR 314 closures are necessary, they will be periodic, with workers directing traffic through one lane for both directions. Work hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. all days except Sunday. The project is on schedule to be completed this summer, according to a news release from FDOT.
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Jakarta is ready to hold the annual Jakarta Fair to mark its anniversary on June 6. The biggest trade fair in Southeast Asia organized by the Jakarta administration in cooperation with PT Jakarta International Expo will last for a month until July 7 to mark the capital city`s 486th anniversary. []
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On Monday, March 4, 2013 The Shippensburg University Accounting Club along with the university chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) hosted their 19th Annual Etiquette Dinner. The dinner featured guest speakers Lynne and John Breil of The Professional Edge. The objective of the dinner is to help students, faculty, and staff gain an understanding of how to properly dine at a job interview or in other professional settings. The Breils presented the proper way to dine from using the overwhelming arsenal of silverware that can accompany a professional dinner, all the way through to where your napkin should be placed when the meal is concluded. Additional highlights from the dinner include an opportunity to eat foods that ordinarily should not be ordered in a professional setting, such as French onion soup or spaghetti, as well as an opportunity for students test their skills with chopsticks and gain an understanding of how a dining experience may be different when traveling abroad. Along with an opportunity to learn professional dinning etiquette the dinner presented an excellent chance for students to network as multiple public accounting firms were in attendance. Special thanks are necessary for the following firms:
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Jeff Francoeur: Enjoying KC
Jeff Francoeur met with reporters today after signing a two-year contract extension through 2013.
Francoeur noted the great communication between his agent and the Royals for getting the deal done. Conversations began before the July 31 trade deadline and heated up during KC's recent trip to play the Rays in St. Petersburg. While the recent draft signing deadline slowed things a bit, the deal was done Tuesday with Francoeur taking a physical on Wednesday.
"Frenchy" has had a nice resurgence in 2011. To date, he has 15 home runs and 64 RBI in his 118 games. He's also added to his game with a career-high 19 stolen bases (he entered the season with 23). Currently, he is one of just ten players in baseball with 15+ homers and 19+ steals. Frenchy credits hitting coach Kevin Seitzer for the improvement on offense and first base coach Doug Sisson for instruction on baserunning and defense.
Francoeur enjoys the lifestyle in Kansas City, which reminds him of his native Atlanta. He mentioned the ease of his 20-minute commute to Kauffman Stadium and is glad to call KC his baseball home.
While he could have tested the free agent waters, the 27-year-old is pleased to be the "veteran" of a core group of young players. He believes that the Royals are very close to turning a corner, and he wants to be a part of it when it happens.


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I'm definitely applying for antelope!
I'm definitely applying for antelope!
Probably going to burn my points before the tag fee hikes. Then it will be so long Wyoming
I wonder with all the doom and gloom about the drought in WY I've been hearing, I'm starting to wonder if its worth it to hunt WY this year. How does everyone feel about its affect on trophy quality or is it still too early to worry about that.
I only have one deer point and zero antelope points so I'll only be able to draw a regional deer tag. I'd imagine they will cut the # of doe deer and antelope tags also, making it harder to draw some of those tags.
I can't get fired up hunting WY just for does, unless its cow elk. Are the drought conditions hurting the whole state?
Since I have about a 100% chance of drawing my elk unit with max, I am trying to draw a red desert tag with about a 50% chance. Would like to do the combo as the seasons overlap very nicely.
Does anybody have any thoughts on how pronghorn quotas will be adjusted this year? The red desert units I was looking at varied widely over the last 5 years, even though they are all right next to each other. Doesn't seem to make sense.
Those are announced after the deadline date to change choices, aren't they?
Since I now have 0 antelope points (used them all last year), won't be hunting Wyoming at all this year, just getting points.
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I am going to apply in the unit we plan to draw for mule deer with the expectation of not drawing the antelope tag.


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Offering lunch and dinner including a tasters menu, diners enjoy time honoured cuisine that tickles the palate with tantalising starters, salads and succulent steaks. The desert menu entices with four traditional favourites.
The décor invites relaxation and intimacy with surprising nooks and crannies and alfresco seating warmed by a Tuscan village ambiance. Intimate dining in the private dining area provides a grand stand of the spectacular piazza musical fountain.
@ Monte Winebar and Restaurant is conveniently located in the hustle and bustle of Monte Casino Boulevard in Fourways, Johannesburg.
For diners who love good Indian food, Banjaara does not disappoint.
With an extensive menu, focusing mainly on North and Central Indian dishes, intricate decor and attentive service, this superb Indian restaurant provides distinctive and exotic dishes to suit every palate.
Offering great variety and quality, Billy G looks upon the bustling casino floor of Monte Casino and honours with the freshest prepared ingredient and dishes that change on a daily basis.
Boasting Mediterranean, African and Asian in the form of vegetarian delicacies, curries, pasta, mouth-watering salads and top quality meat, Billy G seduces with a buffet heaven and diversity of flavours.
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Cantare is situated in Johannesburg's Premier Entertainment venue, Montecasino in Fourways
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Dine in our pin-up styled Dining area underneath the watchful gaze of our pin-up girls.
Our dishes are Mediterranean inspired, we have a touch of Mediterranean in all our plates
Let us entertain you with our Cabaret styled shows, we have something for everyone. From a little naughty to something nice, our Varga girls will be your entertainers for the night, but your evening is not over yet! The Cantare experience ends in the early hours of the morning let your hair down and dance your shoes off. Enjoy your nightcap at the Vintage Varga Bar where your thirst for life will be quenched.
A venue suited for large parties and intimate enough for your special moments, that is the Cantare experience.
The quintessential vintage décor, richly upholstered, epitomises grand renaissance, dressed in suede chairs, vibrant red, browns, yellow and green patterns, heightened by ornate and classically inspired chandelier.
Wallpaper contrasted by stark glass and metal finishes balanced by soft floor to ceiling drapes sets the tone for an impeccable fine dining experience.
Enjoy a selection of international cuisine, a full sushi bar and tasty dishes brimming of the menu, diners being with starter recommendations - plump succulent mussels, delectable duck quiche and tiger prawn salad.
The restaurant focuses on grills, capturing succulent steaks. Fish lovers take delight in the pan-fried salmon, complimented by well paired wine from the extensive wine list.
Central Grill Cocktail House inspires opulent dining laced with classical elegance and fine grills in Fourways.
The Classic Indian offers delicious North Indian and South Indian cuisine, freshly prepared by a their Executive Chef from India. A large variety of wines are on offer to complement any dish on the menu. Apart from the aromas, spices and just delicious dishes flying out of the kitchen, you will find a warm, bustling yet relaxed atmosphere in true Indian style.
The comprehensive menu offers variety and versatility securing a gastronomic experience brimming with continental and Mediterranean cuisine.
The décor wrapped in serpentine vines oozes exotic and colourful flanked by a jungle bar that invites jiving and live entertainment flowing with exotic and colourful cocktails.
Dinner and dance sets the pace with sexy Latino sounds and a comprehensive menu alongside house specialities.
Wine, beer, cocktails and music round off a perfect evening of dining and dancing in the bustling ambiance of Coco Bongo in Fourways.
Col'Cacchio pizzeria offers the finest Italian-inspired pizzas, salads, and pastas in town. The menu boasts more than thirty legendary gourmet pizza options to suit every palette, including those with food allergies or a restricted diet. A variety of top-notch wines are also available.
Col'Cacchio prides itself in offering high quality food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Every meal is made with the freshest ingredients and a strong commitment to a healthy dining experience. The kids can also be entertained by creating their own shapes out of dough and designing pizza 'bases' on brown paper.
Stylish, yet relaxed, Deli Su Casa sets the trend as the hottest deli and high tea dining experience in the Northern Suburbs of Johannesburg.
Located in Longpoint, Fourways opposite Monte Casino, this home away from home experience relaxes the senses with comfortable antique upholstered chairs, large benches and an unhurried ambiance.
Enjoy delightful selections of mouth watering cuisine, such as soups, roasted meats, homemade breads, pates and fresh cheeses. Design your own salads and sandwiches enrich the dining experience.
Serving a selection of the world's best teas, individually heated in glass tea pots complimenting the fines selection of baked delights, Deli Su Casa satisfies with a pleasurable dining experience.
Enjoy Italian, seafood, grills and Mediterranean favourites in a bustling setting with a wide variety of dishes available.
Try the beef and Salmon Carpaccio for a starter, served with shavings of parmesan, mushrooms, rocket and olives, while the salmon comes with avo (when available), dill and lemon wedges.
Mains entices with roasted Greek Lamb and secret mountain herbs, and for seafood lovers, the Calamari Greco. Various Pizzas such as The Don with beef strips marinated in garlic and red wine is also available concluded by decadent Tiramisu for dessert.
Donatella's unwinds the day with delightful fare and piazza dining watching the world go by.
The Doppio Zero chain goes from strength to strength and for good reason.
The restaurant at Fourways features a large terrace outside which is great for al fresco dining in the daytime as well as the evening.
Of course, in true Doppio Zero style, a selection of freshly baked bread and pastries are on offer, as are hearty breakfasts and light meals as part of an extensive menu.
A wonderfully relaxed yet vibrant ambience adds the finishing touch to a trendy dining experience.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
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5 Biggest Losers Complete the Ironman Triathlon to Become Elite Athletes after the Ranch
A 2.4 mile swim, a 112 mile bike ride, and a 26.2 mile run. These are the daunting distances that make up a full Ironman triathlon. Many superior athletes don't even take a second look at these races because they're simply so demanding. The training, the discipline, and the excruciating race are all just too much for most to handle. However, a new unlikely trend seems to be taking place within the Ironman. The least likely of competitors are throwing their hat in the ring and chasing that fateful moment when the announcer says, "You are an Ironman!".
This surprising group is comprised of Biggest Loser contestants. People who entered a television reality show morbidly obese and then moved on to complete what is possibly the toughest physical feat on the planet – these elite individuals are hardly losers.
There have been five Biggest Loser contestants who have completed an Ironman, and they are Tara Costa (BL7), Hollie Self (BL4), Jay Kruger (BL5), Ali Vincent (BL5), and Matt Hoover (BL2). One theme seems to be shared among them all – finding out just how far they could push themselves drove them to take on their biggest challenge yet.
"…being on the Biggest Loser, you quickly learn that you can do so much more than what you think is possible if you just try," said Tara Costa, a finalist in season 7.
All of the finishers say something to the effect that being on the show showed them that they were much more capable than they previously thought and once they were off the show, they needed another huge challenge to keep proving that to themselves.
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Birth Place: Katy, Texas, United States
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Born: 1982/02/25
Birth Place: Katy, Texas, United States
Years Active: 2003–present
Genres: Pop Rock, Adult Contemporary
Kimberly Ann Caldwell (born February 25, 1982) is an American singer, actress, and television hostess, from Katy, Texas who was the seventh place finalist on the second season of "American Idol." She used to work as an entertainment correspondent and hosted various shows on the TV Guide Network. Caldwell was a five-time junior vocalist winner on "Star Search," and she also performed at the Grand Ole Opry. Caldwell also appeared on the second and final season of "Popstars: USA," where she was rejected from the group and told she would do better as a solo vocalist. In 2008 Caldwell released two singles, "Fear of Flying" and "Gave Yourself Away." In 2009 Caldwell announced ... Continue Bio >>
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ATLANTA -- Atlanta offers an above average shot at making good money, according to a study by Forbes.
Based on data from Payscale.com, the study said metro Atlantans can expect overall median pay of $59,500, starting median pay of $46,400 and mid-carer median pay of $83,300. That ranks Atlanta No. 26 out of the 100 top metro areas surveyed.
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Admission into the minor. Students are expected to declare a minor formally. With the assistance of an advisor in the minor department, students should complete the "Declaration of Minor" form before or during the third year of full-time enrollment.
Grade point average. A 2.0 grade point average in the minor is required for completion of the degree. The minor GPA is calculated based on all courses applicable to the minor that the student has attempted at UA.
Minor courses. The minor in mathematical statistics requires successful completion of the following 21 semester hours:
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We offer a vast selection of virtual reality and interactive games to provide hours of exciting fun at your next event. In business for over 30 years, we'll make sure your game rental experience is smooth and hassle free.
We provide a terrific selection of interactive and virtual reality games to add hours of gaming fun to any celebration. Whether you are hosting a birthday party, bachelor party, reunion, corporate event, or a bar/ bat mitzvah, our games are sure to be a hit with guests of all ages.
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Tanner Cube Table - Bronze finish
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Each piece in this collection has hand-hammered iron frames inset with tempered glass. Perfect for showcasing collectibles or displaying books, this coffee table has streamlined shapes that work great in smaller spaces.
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Lineups: Meche Goes for Back-to-Back Wins
The tarp might be on the field, but we are still banking on a game tonight, 7:10 p.m. start. This late in the season, teams rarely call games due to rain because of the conflicts with scheduling. So, grab the rain gear and still plan to head out here for some Royals-White Sox baseball. And, on a positive note, it's T-Shirt Tuesday and the T-shirt this time is a long sleeve T-shirt – pretty good promotion for catching a Royals game in this weather.
Gil Meche (8-12, 3.78 ERA) is up against Gavin Floyd (1-3, 5.79 ERA) tonight. Here are your lineups…
For the Royals:
DeJesus – CF
Grud – 2B
Gload – 1B
Butler – DH
Teahen – RF
Smith – 3B
Gahtright – LF
Buck – C
Pena – SS
Meche – P
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Owens – CF
Fields – LF
Thome – DH
Dye – RF
Erstad – 1B
Pierzynski – C
Uribe – SS
Richar – 2B
Cintron – 3B
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|Class rank changes recommended
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
A recommendation for changing the way HHS determines class rank for graduating seniors was presented by Principal Susan Ortner at the Tuesday, Feb. 18 school board meeting.
The recommendation rewards students who have challenged themselves by taking at least five courses/10 credits of the recommended college/AP credits in core class areas. A course covers a full year, with one credit hour for each semester.
The reward is ranking those students above those who do not meet the 10-credit minimum. It gives those higher-ranked students an opportunity to earn more college scholarships based on the new class rank rather than the current procedure.
Three criteria are being recommended for the new class rank determination. Superintendent Bret Miles cited the extensive data and review work completed by counselor Summer Maloney and Ortner.
He told the board that the purpose of this recommendation isn't to close off options; it's just a place to start discussion.
First, in the class rank recommendations: Students who have taken a minimum of five courses/10 credits in upper level core curriculum areas (including English, math including trigonometry/advanced math, science including physics, and social science) will be ranked above students who do not meet the 10-credit minimum.
Secondly, students who meet this requirement must also have a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.5. This is also the National Honor Society minimum GPA.
The third bullet point of the recommendation is that students who meet the 10-credit requirement and have between a 3.25 and 3.49 GPA will be ranked immediately below the students with 10 credits who also have 3.5 or higher GPAs.
All other students will fall in place after that, regardless of upper level credits or not.
Returning to a weighted grade system is not part of Ortner's recommendation. The last class at HHS to use a weighted grade scale was the Class of 2008.
In the weighted grade setting, for college/AP credit classes, students received a 5.0 for an A, 4.0 for a B, 3.0 for a C and 2.0 for a D. This compares to the regular scale of 4.0 for an A, 3.0 for a B, 2.0 for a C and 1.0 for a D.
Reviewing considerable data, Ortner said it is still the recommendation to maintain the practice that has been used since the Class of 2009, where grades are not weighted.
Explaining why weighted grades aren't recommended, Ortner said the new criteria they're looking at for class ranking takes care of the concern related to students being eligible for more scholarship money based on class rank.
She added that feedback from many colleges indicates they convert weighted grades back to unweighted grades to compare students.
Ortner also pointed out that they don't want to "split hairs" based on hundredths of a point because one student has one more credit than another.
Maloney provided information detailing GPA (both weighted and unweighted), number of college/AP credits completed and class rank for the previous six graduating classes and the current senior class through first semester.
She showed the original class ranks, as well as calculations for weighted ranks and weighted ranks with those taking a minimum of 10 credits ranked first. The board noted appreciation for the clear data and asked for one more column citing unweighted ranks with those taking a minimum of 10 credits ranked first, to show what the proposed criteria would do to class ranks.
Ortner explained that Maloney also talked with admissions counselors at six Colorado colleges and three out-of-state schools. Additionally, Maloney reviewed information from the Colorado Commission on Higher Education related to changes to Colorado's college admissions standards policy. Those recommendations are still in the review process. They've not been decided nor has an implementation timeline been determined.
Through this study of local data, Miles said they did find that there's enough information that says the school district should be looking in to revising class ranking procedures.
Red Cross recognizes student effort
Eight HHS students in Chuck Hurst's leadership class were recognized for their assistance to the Red Cross following the September flooding in Colorado.
Red Cross coordinators Carol Brom of Sterling and Cathy Starkebaum of Haxtun attended last week's board meeting to present certificates of appreciation to the local students.
Members of the leadership class who were recognized included Zach Churchwell, Anastasia Conklin, Federica Detomas, Kelsey Kramer, Kayla Marshall, Xander Nelson, Morgan Philips and Wendy Payan.
Brom expressed her appreciation for the group of students from Holyoke, Haxtun, Peetz and Merino who were instrumental in the joint project to help Red Cross clients in recovery from the flood.
The students from the four schools put together 54 grocery-size bags of activities and supplies. Some were taken to the Recovery Center on the Front Range, while a few were kept for the northeast region in case they're needed in the future.
Brom and Starkebaum told the school board members that they just wanted them to have an understanding of how the local students reached out beyond their own community.
Other business
In other business at the Feb. 18 meeting, the Re-1J board:
—accepted coaching resignations from Luke Thomas, head HS track, and Kia Kassman, assistant HS track, for the 2014 season.
—hired Michaela Worley as head HS girls' golf coach and Amanda Skinner as assistant HS girls'/boys' track coach for the 2014 spring seasons.
—looked at a 2014-15 draft calendar, noting that Miles will present a proposed calendar at the March 4 board meeting.
—ratified the closing of school Wednesday, Feb. 5 due to inclement weather.
—held a 50-minute executive session at the close of the meeting to review principal evaluations.
Holyoke Enterprise February 27, 2014


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From the 16-19 June 2009, The Second Session of the Global Platform on Disaster Risk Reduction will bring together a wide cross-section of the global disaster risk reduction community, including heads of state, senior ministers, UN agencies, NGOs, scientific and technical experts, and others. Under the slogan 'invest today for a safer tomorrow', a key focus at the event will be close scrutiny of the linkages between climate change adaptation, poverty and disaster risk reduction. Read more
IUCN leading the way on gender and disaster risk reduction
Amongst the numerous voices at the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction taking place in Geneva from 16 to 19 June, the voice of women was represented by IUCN and the Global Gender and Climate Alliance. …
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1949 Chevy Project Project Purple Pig New Hind Quarters - Hung, Drawn, and QuarteredWritten by on November 1, 2011 Project Purple Pig Gets New Hind Quarters
Y'know, Project Purple Pig is just about the rustiest car I've ever had the "pleasure" to work on! Considering I've replaced the entire floor, both doors, the hood, both front fenders (hurrah, I finally found a good pair at the L.A. Roadsters Father's Day Show swap meet! Though, if you're the guy I bought 'em from, I do need the hood you tried to get me to buy!), the inner and outer rockers, the lower rear panel, some of the roof, the lower cowl braces, and now the lower quarter-panels, there's not a lot left of the ol' girl!
EMS supplied the repair panels for the rear quarters, as well as a rear panel and the rear section of the trunk floor, the latter two of which we'll install in an upcoming issue. Unlike some "repair" panels I've had the misfortune to install, these were actually a very nice fit. Unfortunately, once I cut the old sheetmetal away, I realized the rot in the wheel housing on the driver side was way worse than I thought, and a good proportion of my time was spent repairing this. While it's relatively simple to fabricate tricky curved sections like this with a shrinker/stretcher, I didn't have one available to me during this job, so I improvised by making a hammerform from 3/4-inch MDF. But I'll bet the majority of you don't own a shrinker/stretcher either, so here's how to get the job done with basic tools!
Once I'd repaired the rusted-out sections and put right the badly botched old repairs to the upper quarters, the installation of the EMS panels was straightforward. They fit nicely, were the correct length, the door gap is perfect—even around the lower corner—and I'm looking forward to getting the rest of the bodywork completed. So the quicker I let you check out the captions and pictures, the quicker I can get back out in the garage!
16. With Sharpie marks for illustration purposes, I hammered the crowns around the top of each dent, while using a pry bar up inside the quarter to apply pressure to the center of each dent. Hammering the crowns allows the dents to pop back out somewhat.
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The patch panels were supplied by EMS, including the rear section of the inner rocker panel (though the one shown is for the other side of the car!). I already replaced this a few years ago so didn't need this, but knowing it's available is reassuring.The panels aren't designed to be fitted over the old sheetmetal, as some floorpan repair panels are, for example, but clamping it in place allowed me to mark an approximation of where its upper edge would be.I then used a sawzall to cut 3/8 inch below the marked line. Removing the old sheetmetal revealed this rusty mess. A patch had been brazed in place over the rusted outer fender sometime in the car's past.The '49 Chevy has these half-round panels in the wheelhousing that bolt in place. I have no idea why, but it sure made repairing the lip easier! I removed it in order to separate the captive nuts from the bolts along its lower edge so they could be reused.So … how would you fabricate the missing section of wheelhousing? I could have formed it to match the new panel, but then hit on the idea of clamping a stock fender skirt in place, and forming the lip to match this.Luckily there were sections of the original metal left at the front and rear (arrow) of the wheel arch, allowing me to align the skirt perfectly.Normally I'd use a shrinker/stretcher to form the curved lip section needed, but I was doing this job over the July 4th weekend and don't have one at home. However, 50 cents for an off-cut of 3/4-inch MDF board from the local home improvement store and I had an ideal hammerform.With a length of 20-gauge steel trimmed to give a 5/8-inch lip, it was clamped between the two parts of the hammerform, and folded over using a body hammer.
… before the new lip section was welded in place, matching the curve of the skirt, but with a 3/16-inch gap to allow for the outer skin and the rubber gasket for the skirt.The hammerform was again used to form the curve on what would become the remaining section of wheelhousing. A groove was cut in a block of wood in order to hold the panel while drilling the holes for the captive nuts.Here's the upper section, ready to be installed. The small lip along the top edge strengthens the panel, and was formed by clamping the steel between two lengths of angle iron and hammering the lip over.I tack-welded the panels together, then stitch-welded between the tacks, as well as welding it to the old wheelhousing front and rear …… before welding the old captive nuts to the new panel, bolting it in place, and finish-welding all the joints, then grinding the welds smooth.The heat generated by our unknown backyard bodyman when he brazed the patches to the fender (the remnants of which can be seen in the previous picture) severely warped the upper quarter-panel, all of which was hidden under 1/2-inch plus of filler! The braze and the remains of the patch were removed before attempting to repair this area.A little hammer and dolly work later, and the upper quarter was in reasonable shape to accept the repair panels.
At last, I could tack-weld the new panel in place. Clamps and lengths of scrap steel were used to align the new and old panels during welding. Eyeballing along the length of the quarters enabled me to adjust the clamps to provide the perfect curvature, as removing the bottom of the quarter allowed the top to bow outward.As I have non-stock taillight openings in my rear fenders, I cut the new panel at an angle, to retain the old section around the light. I shan't finish this area now, as I will be fitting a new rear pan and trunk floor section next month, so that clamp will stay for a while. The small angled section allows the new and old steel to sit flush for welding.With the rear of the quarter tacked in place, I moved to the front. As you can see, I'd already welded a repair section here years ago, but the remainder of the front section was dented, rusty, and generally tired.The EMS repair panel is designed to fit all the way into the door opening, but as my wiring harness is already installed and runs beneath the sill plate and on through into the quarter, I didn't want to risk melting it by welding so close, so I opted to join the panels halfway into the opening.After much trimming of both the new and old panels, I again primed what would become hidden. The aluminum plate by the B-post is there to protect the wiring harness from weld spatter and will be removed after the welding is complete.The EMS panel fits the bottom corner of the door nicely, though as with the other side of the car, I will have to move the upper section of the quarter-panel rearward slightly to attain a uniform door gap.The only area that wasn't a perfect fit was at the characteristic hump in the quarter. With a couple of self-tapping screws this area was pulled in to tack-weld, but the corner required a couple of heavy taps with a hammer and cold chisel. This area is heavily pitted as it usually sits under the stainless trim. I'll cut it out and patch it but it's important to align the panels now.As well as the brazed patch, the quarter-panel had also been the recipient of some slide hammer work to pull a dent, rather than remove the interior panel and use a hammer and dolly. I did the latter, and will now weld the slide hammer holes closed.While locating patch panels, and before any tack welding, ensure they align with adjacent panels. Though the bottom corner of my door is bent inward, you can see by looking down the panel that the body lines flow through the door into the quarter. Checking this now will pay dividends when it comes to bodywork and paint time!


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NEW DELHI: Online shopping in India which is at a nascent stage is poised to witness significant growth in the next few years, with the industry likely to touch USD 34.2 billion by 2015.
"It is estimated, that around 27 million (in India) are active mobile Internet users. Currently 4 per cent are buying products, through mobiles and in next four years time, it can go up to 20 per cent," Homeshop18.com CEO Sundeep Malhotra told PTI.


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By Leisa Zigman, I-Team Reporter
ST. LOUIS COUNTY (KSDK) - A staggering number of cancers, birth defects and illnesses first reported by the I-Team earlier this month has at least one local oncologist calling our findings, "an event."
The reported disease rate in just four square miles of north St. Louis County is considered by some experts to be statistically impossible, and yet, some of the most rare cancers and defects have been reported there.
Shari Riley has been a critical care nurse and nurse administrator for nearly three decades. She grew up near Coldwater Creek in Florissant from the late '60s through '80s. She believes her appendix cancer is linked to nuclear waste found in the creek and nearby radioactive dust piles that blew in over North County during that time.
"Poltergeist or Erin Brockovich? It's almost like they built this lovely city on bad ground and poisoned all the people," she said.
Riley found out about other cases of appendix cancer in North County, thanks to a website called Cold Water Creek - Just the Facts Please.
"Appendix cancer is a very rare cancer. About 1000 cases are diagnosed each year in this country," explained Dr. Rama Suresh, oncologist at Washington University and Siteman Cancer Center.
One thousand cases per year nationwide and yet, in four square miles of North County, there are 13 reported cases.
"How many people grew up in Chesterfield during that same time and had appendix cancer? None," said Riley.
The Facebook page organizers are creating a data base of the types of cancers, birth defects and illnesses primarily in the Florissant and Hazelwood areas of North County.
Three weeks ago there were 700 reported cases. Now, there are more than 1,500. While the reporting is a grassroots unscientific effort, medical professionals, like Dr. Suresh are taking notice.
"It is concerning. It is an event because you have so many patients with cancer in the area and young people with cancer in that area, so it needs to be looked at closely," said Dr. Suresh.
Dr. Suresh is so concerned she is now asking her appendix cancer patients if they grew up in North County. And, she is telling them about the Cold Water Creek Facebook page. It's a page that is growing every day. When we first reported this story three weeks ago, there were 2,000 people on the Facebook page. Now, there are nearly 6,000.
They believe the high rates of disease in this small area is linked to the enrichment of uranium which took place at Mallinckrodt's downtown St. Louis plant during World War II and into the Cold War.
The process generated thousands of tons of radioactive waste that the government ordered shipped to two sites near Lambert airport in the '50s.
Government testing shows thorium and uranium seeped into cold water creek and radioactive particles blew from dust piles over part of North County.
"We all played in that creek. We all breathed that air and there are 13 people with a rare cancer that I couldn't find in three years time, one person in the area," said Riley.
Without the Coldwater Creek Facebook page, the high number of cancers, birth defects and other diseases in North County may have never come to light.
That is because when someone is diagnosed, they are asked, "Where do you live now? Doctors don't typically ask, "Where did you grow up?" Dr. Suresh is now asking that question and believes others should too.
Because of the growing concern, epidemiologists with the state health department are now examining cancer rates in the following zip codes: 63031, 63033, 63034, 63042, 63134, 63138.
Their findings are expected to be made public in March. However, those numbers reflect cancer rates of current residents, not those who grew up in the 60s, 70s and 80s.
The Army Corp of Engineers reports it has remediated most of the contaminated soil in the area and shipped it out of state. Testing of Coldwater Creek is ongoing.
To read the department's latest update click here.