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A legacy of stolen half knowledge doesn't give your the knowledge and spirit of airbending within a sky bison.
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he can do it when he's in the avatar state, when he is completely in synch with the elements. sky bisons would already be in synch with the air considering the invented air bending. so it makes perfect sense. i dont wanna hear bullshit about avatar from someone who ran a poll without appa on it.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
Lmao Appa was taken out a lonnng time ago
so your saying a bison is a better air bender than aang? wow does that take a shit ton of weight off that kid.
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Port of Los Angeles deepens channel
July 26, 2010
The Port of Los Angeles began the final phase of its 13-year, $370 million Main Channel Deepening Project (MCDP) late last week.
After a five-year break in the project to identify and environmentally assess additional disposal sites for the soil dredged up by deepening the port's main waterways, a barge containing roughly 4,000 tons of boulders and fill material began to discharge its payload at a designated outer harbor location. The site, directly west of Angel's Gate, will be a containment area to hold clean dredge material and expand the Port's thriving outer harbor shallow water habitat by an additional 50 acres.
Completing the final phase of the Main Channel Deepening Project over the next three years is critical to future trade growth and job creation at the Port of Los Angeles, especially in light of the completion of the Panama Canal expansion in 2014. The widening of the Panama Canal will enable it to accommodate the larger ships that routinely call at L.A. and other major west coast ports, providing an all-water route to Gulf and East Coast destinations.
"The Main Channel Deepening Project is a lifeline to maintaining our competitive edge during the critical years ahead as we face increased competition on a number of fronts," said port executive director Geraldine Knatz. "We presently have $350 million in terminal expansion projects underway at our china shipping and Trapac container facilities. Resumption of the Main Channel Deepening Project is key to delivering those projects on schedule – a commitment we have made to those terminal operators."
Ultimately, those terminals will facilitate more than 19,000 direct and indirect jobs. The MCDP project also will complete channel deepening in waterways leading to the Yusen/NYK, Evergreen and Yang Ming container terminals, as well as the presently vacant terminal at Berths 206-209.
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A 12-year-old boy shot a high-powered rifle Tuesday afternoon and hit a 69,000-volt transmission line -- causing almost 6,000 customers in Lynne, Silver Springs Shores, Silver Springs and Ocklawaha to lose service for several hours, according to a news release from the Clay Electric Co-op.
Progress Energy owns the transmission line, but it supplies power to Clay Electric's Lynne substation near State Road 40 and County Road 314A, the release said.
In all, 5,689 commercial and residential accounts were affected. The outage began at 1:34 p.m. and full service was back by 6:10 p.m. Progress crews had to repair the transmission line.
"The Marion County Sheriff's Office has classified the incident as accidental, since the youth claimed he was shooting the rifle at tree limbs and was not targeting the transmission line," the release said.
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The group also said it intends to bring one of its professional sports franchises to the Coliseum — the New York Liberty WNBA team, the Connecticut Whale minor league hockey team or the Erie Bayhawks NBA Development League team. The Knicks and Rangers would also hold practices at the facility.
Seating capacity would be reduced by 20 percent, and seats would be enlarged. The arena would have the ability to change "modes," accommodating events ranging from a 1,700-seat amphitheater show to a 14,500-seat concert. In total, the arena would include 12 modes.
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|School studies attendance policy change
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Current policy of reducing student grades due to attendance to be eliminated
Seeking to avoid reducing students' grades due to attendance, a JR/SR high attendance committee has drafted a new policy for consideration.
Teacher Kyle Bules reported from the six-teacher committee at the Jan. 19 Re-1J school board meeting.
He noted the group has looked at policies of area schools and drafted a new policy to help prepare Holyoke students to be more work-force ready.
Bules pointed out the draft policy makes attendance a behavior issue and not an academic one.
Supt. Bret Miles noted appreciation for this grassroots effort of the teachers to put together a proposal. They'll continue to work on the outline and when they feel their recommendation is final, Miles will work with them to put the ideas into policy wording.
It's the intent to bring a policy for board approval in order to be effective for the 2010-11 school year.
Miles said the policy intent is to send the message that students are supposed to be in school. Appreciation was noted for the layers of support in the approach to better attendance.
Bules explained a six-teacher attendance committee will meet twice a month to review all student attendance and tardiness. They will specifically look at students with excessive absences and tardiness and will then schedule meetings or take action with those students.
School-related absences are not included in the count. The definition of unexcused and excused absences are proposed to change from current practice.
The new proposal defines unexcused absence as one that has been confirmed by the parent, but that the attendance committee has deemed inappropriate/inexcusable.
An excused absence is one that has been confirmed by the parent and that the attendance committee deems unavoidable or appropriate.
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In the process rubric for student attendance, absences are defined by each period the student is absent. The school secretary will document the absences and reasons for them.
After five absences in a class period, the committee will send a letter to the parent and assign a committee member for that student. The letter will outline the policy, state number of absences of the student, note consequences if the student continues to be absent and outline steps that will be followed in case of further absences.
After six absences, the secretary/principal will alert the committee of a "red zone" student.
After seven absences, the committee will schedule and meet with parents, student and principal to review and sign an attendance contract. Parents will be made aware of consequences of continued absences.
After eight to nine absences, students will be monitored. Committee members will check in with the student as a gentle reminder of the contract they and their parent have signed. Additionally, a school representative, local police department and local social services will make a home visit.
After 10 absences, the committee will reconvene to determine the action to be taken. Options include: 1. continue contract due to unavoidable absences, 2. appointed school rep will take legal action against parent, or 3. after all other options have been exhausted, committee will deem contract breech and the result will be no credit given for that semester per class period.
An attendance contract, written after students have reached seven absences in any single class, will include the following:
—an agreement the student will not continue to miss any class.
—the student will turn in all missing work related to their prior absences and agree to turn in all future homework.
—an agreement the student will not have any minor or major write-ups for behavior issues.
Court process defined
After 10 absences in one class, if the committee opts to appoint a school rep to take legal action against the parent, the following process will be followed:
—Papers will be filed with the county.
—Parent is served legal papers indicating they need to appear in court.
—School rep is allowed to make recommendations to the court regarding student compliance to attending school.
Various options are available to the school rep for recommendations to the court. These include fines, community service (parent or child), social service intervention, alternative education options, etc.
Tardy policy change proposed
Included in the attendance draft policy presented by Bules is a change in the tardy policy.
In the new proposal, tardiness is cumulative throughout the day, week and semester. Currently, tardies accumulate in each class period.
All tardiness is considered unexcused except by teacher's note from one class to another, in the draft proposal.
School service will be the consequence for tardies. It can be served after school, at the next school event or the next first-Friday inservice day. Consequences proposed for tardiness follow:
Step 1—3rd tardy, 30 minutes of school service.
Step 2—6th tardy, 45 minutes of school service.
Step 3—9th tardy, 60 minutes of school service. It is possible for a student to serve 75 minutes of service if they haven't already served the original 30 minutes and pick up their 6th tardy.
10th tardy equates to truancy and refers to the Positive Behavior Support (PBS) discipline matrix for one day in-school suspension/service (ISS/S).
11th tardy—repeat steps 1-3.
20th tardy—three days ISS/S.
21st tardy—repeat steps 1-3.
30th tardy—five days ISS/S.
31st tardy—referral to attendance committee for further disciplinary action.
Failure to serve school service time will result in one day ISS/S.
ISS/S would consist of working on academic assignments from teachers in the morning and doing school service in the afternoon.
Editor's Note: Three additional stories from the Jan. 19 Board of Education meeting may be found elsewhere in this edition of The Holyoke Enterprise.


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PCC in the News
News: Rally Falls Short For Men's Hoops v. 8th-Ranked ELAC
Down by as much as 21 points in the second half, the host Pasadena City College men's basketball team gave its best shot in rallying back into the contest, but fell a little short in a 68-64, South Coast Conference loss against state No. 8-ranked East Los Angeles College Wednesday night.
The Lancers are 6-12 overall and now 2-3 in SCC play. The Huskies are one of the state's hottest teams at 15-4 and 4-1 in conference.
PCC fell behind 15-3 and then 44-26 by halftime. ELAC seemed to be on its way to an easy win with a comfortable 55-34 lead, but that's when the Lancers and sophomore guard Mike Swanegan caught fire. Swanegan, who amazingly has been held scoreless in the first halves of all three of PCC's home games, sank four 3-pointers, including his final trey with 50 seconds left that cut the giant lead to only two, 63-61.
ELAC used the clock and Chris Brown made four free throws in that final minute to put the game away.
Swanegan, who added four assists, finished with 14 points. Frosh guard Jeffrey Dockett led four Lancers in double digits with 16 points along with seven assists, four steals and four rebounds. Letterman center Lorelle Martin added 10 points and eight rebounds while freshman guard Gary Matthews scored 11 off the bench. Reserve forward Bryce Clifton contributed eight points and five rebounds.
For ELAC, Aaron Cheatum notched 19 points and grabbed eight rebounds while Jaree Crawford had a double-double on 13 points and 14 rebounds. Brown was effective too with 11 points, six assists, and five steals.
PCC will visit Cerritos College on Friday, Jan. 25 in a SCC game as the Falcons unveil their brand new, on-campus home gymnasium.
PCC CAGER NOTES: Martin tied a PCC school record held by several players in the team's Jan. 18 loss at El Camino College-Compton Center when he made all 10 of his field goal attempts. He then hit his first three shots against East LA before seeing his streak of 13 made field goals in a row stopped with a late first half miss...The Lancers limited the Huskies to just 24 points in the second half.
[Photo--Bryce Clifton goes up for the dunk during PCC's loss to East LA Wednesday at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Yes, I believe my mother-in-law might be one.
Given our hobbies and most of us spend alot of time outdoors, does anybody believe in Sasquatch?
Yes, I believe my mother-in-law might be one.
I think with all the trail cams in the outdoors these days, if they were really there, there would be tons of photos.
I am sure if they are out there, they are rockin' the mullet! Right, IKIC?
I don't believe it one bit. But when I am in a debbie downer mood, those shows always make me laugh! So I wont complain!
I use to, not sure anymore, of course I'd hesitate to shoot one if I saw one due to the fact it would probably be mullet man in a gorilla costume...
I hope so...
He's got to be out there. Way to many native Americans out there afraid of the creature. And why would Skamania county have a law against shooting any such creature. Lol
I'm on the fence on it. I've never seen one but I have seen tracks. We went fishing once in march and saw large foot prints in the snow and also a hand print where it braced itself walking down the enbankment. We tried to rationalize it as someone walking around barefoot and when the snow melted the tracks got bigger. But who would walk around barefoot in the snow. Or could of been someone hoaxing. But even so why put tracks where it's not likely for someone to see them?
I have a friend that bought a Big Foot costume, came complete with booties that are a big barefoot track. I cannot tell you how much fun we have had with this costume. When he finds a trail cam not to far off the trail, he gets the costume on and walks in front of the camera a few times. Maybe that is why I heard the show on Tv is coming to the uintahs to find big foot. My friend might be carefull, they might catch him and do some tests on him.
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We are trying to make large volumes of wooden signs (2,000 signs actually). They are just simple wooden signs that are painted and then they just have font on them. For instance some say "Welcome To Our Home" with a 2" lettering and a simple font like tahoma.
I saw a company making these with a paint roller ( I'm guessing this would act as the squeegee) and 200 mesh screen. They were using regular house paint but I don't know what else they were putting in the paint.
I have a 200 mesh screen and a small foam paint roller which is used for painting cabinets. The roller they were using appeared to be larger but I don't think this would make a huge difference.
The first test run didn't work so well. I tried regular paint from the can and floetrol. The paint was too thin and made a terrible mess when we did the lettering. It was too thin so the lettering was flooded.
The second test run I used an old thick grey paint that had to be spooned out onto a peice of cardboard. I added a little floetrol to it. This kept the lettering from bleeding.....It made a pretty decent letter but the lettering has little bubbles all through it. It's not a solid letter. It has little holes all inside the lettering.
Does anybody know how to stop this?
Obviously I'm not going to have much of the old thick paint so I will need to use something to thicken new paint. I read on here I could mix it with speedball ink. I also read online there is a paint thickener that I could use for water based latex paint....Which is what I am using...
Any suggestions? Is there a certain brand of paint you guys have been using with good results?


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Eloise was born in October 2006 and has Down Syndrome as well as strabismus.
Eloise can walk independently and uses the bathroom with help. She drinks unassisted from an open cup, but needs a hand when eating. Eloise is non-verbal at this time, but makes herself heard with gestures and understands simple instructions. She attends a homeschool program at her orphanage.
Update December 2015: Eloise is described as a very sweet and easy child. She is tidy and takes care of her own needs, but continues to be nonverbal. She responds to greetings by waving and shaking hands. Eloise loves music and when a classical quartet came to play at her orphanage, she was mesmerized and did not want to miss a single note.
Additional information, including video, available upon request directly from the agency.
Maeve was born in November 2014 and has Down Syndrome. Her heart defect is being monitored and will be treated as necessary.
Update April 2016: Maeve's heart defect was surgically corrected in May 2015. She had a smooth recovery and has been doing noticeably better since then. Maeve is an active toddler who eats well, sits independently and pulls to a stand against stable support. Her doctor and caregivers are happy with her development.
Update 2015: Our in-country representative visited William and was impressed with his tremendous progress. William can walk with assistance and with a walker, interacts with others and speaks in short sentences. He knows all of his caretakers and loves to play. William used to be terrified of strangers, but now is comfortable around them, smiling and talking and seeking their attention. He is potty-trained and can feed himself. William would thrive in a loving family.
From a family who met William in Sept 2015: Each time I saw William he gave me a huge grin. One day a nanny was helping him walk all around the courtyard using his walker and William was beaming. He also thoroughly enjoyed watching cartoons and music videos with his group, even getting up from his chair several times to stand, dance, and clap to the music, again with a big smile on his face.
Sweet Maisie was born in April of 2012 and has been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy.
Maisie is a sensitive child who likes looking at the world around her as well as listening to music and watching cartoons. She reaches for toys and tries to babble. Maisie can roll from stomach to back and vice versa. She cannot sit unassisted, but has some head control and tries to pull to a stand against stable support.
Maisie is responsive to her caregivers and appears to understand everything they say to her. She recognizes familiar adults and loves to be held.
Update April 2015: Specific reasons are unknown, but Maisie's condition seems to be deteriorating. She needs the love of a family as well as appropriate medical care and therapies quickly.
Update December 2015: Our in-country representative once again sought new information about Maisie and learned that she was born prematurely, weighing 1220 grams and 39 cm tall. Her APGAR score was 3-5. Maisie's current diagnoses are cerebral palsy, bilateral hemiparesis, non-progressive retinopathy, esotropia, high muscle tone, mild anemia (no helminthosis), and developmental delays.
At this time, Maisie's mobility is limited and she does not use a wheelchair. She has head control, but cannot sit unassisted. Maisie reaches for and holds toys, recognizes and smiles at her caretakers, and understands what is said to her though she does not respond verbally. Maisie is spoon-fed and sleeps calmly.
Alexis was born in August 2006 and has been diagnosed with pelvic positioning of the left kidney, congenital hypotrophy, and mild cognitive delays. Alexis can walk independently, is potty-trained, dresses and undresses without help, and feeds herself.
Listed: December 8, 2014
Though a bit shy with strangers, Alexis is sociable, communicative, and gladly participates in games and activities. She is described as obedient and easily follows directions from her caretakers. Alexis likes to recite poems and sing songs, as well as play with toys like dolls, purses, etc. Alexis's teachers note that she is able to learn and reasons well. In November 2013, she could count to ten and had just begun learning her letters.
Additional photos, video and reports available upon request from the agency.
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Little Max was born in February 2014 and has been diagnosed with bilirubin encephalopathy, cerebral palsy, and first degree hypotrophy. Max had ABO and rhesus incompatibility with his birth mother for which he received a blood transfusion after he was born.
Max does not yet have head control, but he can open his hands and move his fingers. He recognizes his caregivers and smiles at them when they speak to him. He enjoys physical affection.
Update November 2014: Max has improved his head control and can roll from back to tummy, but does not yet sit or crawl. He does not reach for things, but can hold objects handed to him. Max likes playing with his caretakers and enjoys receiving hugs. He is a happy boy who is starting to babble.
Update September 2015: At 19 months old, Max's development is quite a bit behind his peers. He now has had control, grabs onto objects with at least one hand, and pushes up through his feet and legs in a baby walker. Max appears to be interested in his environment, but his caretakers are wondering if he has impaired vision. He smiles at others and seems to be making eye contact. The orphanage director believes that his cerebral palsy is rather severe.
Boy, born April 2006
Down syndrome
Listed: November 5, 2014
Jotham was born in April 2006 and has Down Syndrome. He is described as a well-behaved and good boy who is being homeschooled at his orphanage because he did not adjust well to a traditional classroom setting. Jotham can walk independently, is aware of his environment and knows the people around him. He follows instructions and has begun to communicate with words.
Additional information, including video, available upon request from the agency.
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Adorable Nolan was born in April 2010 and has Down Syndrome. He also has a congenital heart defect.
Nolan is a sociable child who enjoys playing with toys. He can cruise along stable support and is quite a little climber. Even though Nolan does not yet speak, he understands instructions. He likes moving to music, eats well and sleeps soundly.
Update Oct 2014:
From a family who met Nolan in October 2014: Nolan is an active little boy and very interested in the happenings in his environment. When we visited his room with our son who used to live there, he instantly tried to interact with our son who had crawled into the playpen with the other kids plus Nolan was watching what we were doing as well. Nolan cannot yet walk, but sits, stands, crawls, and cruises. He eats and sleeps well. Nolan still uses diapers, but his caretakers know his typical bathroom times and put him on the potty for them. When I picked up Nolan, he made wonderful eye contact with me and I heard him babble different sound combinations. His caretakers told me he is a kind child who enjoys and seeks physical affection and attention from others.
Additional photos and personal information available upon request from the agency.
Lana was born in June 2002 and has Down Syndrome.
Listed September 12, 2014
Lana is described as a very sweet, quiet girl with a beautiful smile. She is shy and does not speak, but she understands what is said to her and in her way answers questions. Lana can also carry out simple requests. Lana is obedient with her caretakers. She participates in games as well as group and individual activities. Her self-help skills are good. Lana loves to dance, likes everything pink, and is a very girly girl. She would thrive in a devoted family.
Update October 2014: Lana is a good girl who attends school where she participates in class and completes the tasks given to her. She is a very organized child and follows instructions. Additional photos and personal information available upon request from the agency.
Update December 2015: Lana's caretakers are very happy with her. She understands everything that is said to her and even speaks several words now. She gladly goes to school and knows that she is in fourth grade. She continues to have a very sweet personality. New video is available from the agency.
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Robert was born very prematurely in May 2010. He has been diagnosed with intrauterine chronic acute hypoxia, severe asphyxia, and retinopathy of prematurity.
Robert is an active child who likes to play with noisy and musical toys. He can walk, but due to his impaired vision needs to hold on to a stable support or someone's hand. Robert is friendly and interactive, but can be stubborn and is protective of his favorite toys. He eats very well and likes being first when the meals are served.
Robert needs a patient and loving family that can provide the resources he requires to develop further.
Additional photos, reports, and videos are available upon request from the agency.
From a family who met Robert in May 2014: Even though Robert has impaired vision, it is clear that he sees something as he navigates himself through the room and seeks physical contact with others. Robert can walk with stable support and cruises along walls and furniture on his own. He was very affectionate with my husband and clearly enjoyed the attention. Robert was also able to play interactively with our son when receiving some guidance. The two boys had so much fun riding the seesaw together.
Gertie was born in September of 2002 and has been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. She receives regular physical therapy and is able to stand and walk with the help of a walker.
Listed: July 23, 2014
Gertie is described as an outgoing, sensitive and friendly girl. She eagerly takes part in group and individual activities and is very engaged in games. She likes to draw, memorizes songs and poems, and gladly completes her homework.
Update October 2014: Gertie is described as a smart, open and positive girl whose hard work continues to result in academic as well as physical progress for her. She's now in 5th grade.
Additional reports and photos are available upon request from the agency.
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Adelaide was born in September 2005 and has been diagnosed with spina bifida, lower limb paresthesia, and a disorder of the hips. She is wheelchair-bound.
Listed: July 23, 2014
Adelaide is described as a sweet, joyful, and communicative girl. She is interested and participates in different activities and likes to help others. Adelaide regularly attends school and can read and write. She recites poetry and sings songs.
Update October 2014: Adelaide is being homeschooled at her orphanage at a third grade level. Her teachers are very happy with her academic progress and Adelaide likes showing off her math and language workbooks.
Update March 2016: Adelaide is a lovely girl with an easy and quick smile. She is extremely mobile with her wheelchair which she maneuvers herself, even in tight spaces. Adelaide has great upper body strength and skills and is able to move herself from the wheelchair onto furniture and back. She independently takes care of her toileting needs. Adelaide gets along very well with everyone, older and younger children as well as caretakers. She makes conversation, responds to requests, is alert and engaged with her surroundings. Her social worker says she is a smart and sweet girl.
Additional reports and photos available upon request from the agency.
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Boy, Born February 2003
Down syndrome
Listed: September 22, 2013
Jake was born in February 2003 with Down syndrome. He is a happy young man who loves animals and can talk about them for hours, especially about cats. Jake can understand English and loves music and to sing! Songs that have hand motions are his very favorite. He enjoys puzzles, books and Legos! Please give Jake a chance!
Updated April 2014: Jake is an active, happy boy who attends school, likes to play games, and enjoys singing and dancing. Jake has well-developed self-help skills. He eats and drinks as well as dresses and undresses independently. Jake knows how to wash his hands and face, brush his teeth, and make his bed without assistance. Jake is also potty-trained. Jake speaks in short sentences and has a large vocabulary. He was exposed to the English language for the first several years of his life and can understand it. He tells stories, counts, and recognizes 27 letters. Jake understands simple rules and follows them. He would thrive in a loving family.
From a family who met him in 2015: Jake is such a nice boy. He will greet you happily with a handshake. Jake understands and speaks English as well as his native tongue. The caregivers and other residents at his home speak English, so he has a very good understanding of it. Jake is a very capable and independent boy. He would thrive in a family of his own. MARRIED COUPLES ONLY.
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Down syndrome, CHD (repaired)
Listed: September 22, 2013
This energy filled and vibrant little girl was born with Down syndrome in August of 2003 and is ready for an active family with lots of structure. She can understand and speak two languages, including English. She had surgery to repair a heart defect in 2003, but has required no additional treatment. Annalise is beaming with sunshine and loves cell phones and cameras, like all curious little girls! She loves to be the center of attention and is very smart!
Updated April 2014:
Annalise is an active, friendly girl who speaks clearly with an extensive vocabulary. She uses short sentences and understands two languages, one of them English. Annalise walks independently, including up and down stairs.
Annalise has great self-help skills. She eats and drinks as well as dresses and undresses without assistance. She can wash her hands and brush her teeth on her own.
Annalise attends school where she has learned to count, recognize 25 letters, cut with scissors and paint. She can re-tell a short story and participates in simple games. Annalise likes to listen to music and dances very well. She would thrive in a loving family.
From a family who met her in March 2015: Annalise is a beautiful young lady with long brown hair and the most adorable freckles. She is very sweet, but also quite independent. She came right up to me and sat on my lap. She speaks some English and is very verbal in her native tongue. The caregivers and other residents at her home speak English, so she has a good understanding of it. Annalise is adored by the other residents and caregivers in her home.
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Boy, Born July 2004
Down syndrome, ADD
Listed: September 22, 2013
Sweet Harlan was born in July of 2004. He has been diagnosed with Down syndrome and Attention Deficit Disorder. He does not use speech as means of communication and he has cognitive delays. He needs assistance with basic daily living skills.
Update October 2014: Harlan is nonverbal and his development continues to be significantly delayed, but he can now walk independently.
Additional photos, video and report available from the agency.
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Boy, Born July 2000
Listed: September 22, 2013 AGING OUT IN JULY 2016!!!!
Brandon was born in July of 2000. He has been diagnosed with Down syndrome. He is described as calm, smiley, active, and friendly. He likes toys, especially blocks. He likes to show what he has built with blocks and is very proud with himself. He does not pronounce words clearly, but most people are able to understand what he was saying. He is able to understand what is being said to him, as well as perform simple tasks. He recognizes some items and knows the colors. He is described as "a very sweet boy".
Update March 2016: Brandon is a pleasant teen who attends school. He participates in conversations, including answering questions and responding to greetings. He even tries to recite poetry though his speech is not always clear. Brandon ages out this summer and needs to find his family very quickly.
Photos, video and a report are available from the agency upon request.
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Girl, Born May 2003
Listed: September 22, 2013
Sweet Addison was born in May of 2003. She has been diagnosed with Down syndrome. She is described as extremely active, joyful and friendly. She does not speak, but is able to let you know what she wants and when you ask her questions she answers by gestures and making sounds. She loves toys, especially blocks. She communicates with other children very well.
Update October 2014: Addison attends third grade and is described as a good girl. Even though she is still nonverbal, she appears to understand at least some of what is said to her and responds in her own ways.
Additional information available upon request from the agency.
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Girl, Born September 2004
Down syndrome
Listed September 22, 2013
Sweet Eva was born in September of 2004. She is described as an active, joyful girl who likes toys and to play games. She is also very friendly and likes to communicate with people.
Update October 2014: Eva is described as an easy child who understands instructions and partially takes care of her own daily needs. She attends third grade.
Additional information is available from the agency, upon request.
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Happy Callum was born in February of 2010 and has been diagnosed with "defect of urinary and reproductive organs, external auditory canal atresia of the right ear".
His caretakers state that he is a very sweet, smiley boy. He knows his caretakers and seems to respond to them. He is a little behind developmentally but they think he will catch up with assistance.
From a family who visited in August 2015: "Callum is an adorable little pixie of a fellow. He is completely lovable and wants nothing more than hugs. He is very mild mannered and tends to go off alone and play with a toy rather than join the gang. He's a love bug in a tiny package and very strong even though he appears so slight. When we visited we would pick him up with one arm and hold him a great deal. He is incredibly friendly with a smile that can bring you to tears. I am shocked he has not gotten more attention. He deserves it."
Update from January 2013: After visiting with Callum in January, our agency representative had the following update. Although Callum has some issues with one ear, he is still able to hear. He can walk, but does not speak. He can hear and understand simple tasks. Callum is a very reserved, calm and friendly boy. He likes to play by himself rather than with the other children. He is also very affectionate and likes when people love him and say good things to him. He likes to have his privacy and when he is playing with toys he does not like when somebody interrupts him. He has a good appetite, but has his favorite foods; if he does not like something he will refuse to eat it, as any typical toddler does! Additional photos and videos available upon request from the agency.
Update May 2013: After visiting with Callum in May, our agency representative had the following update. Recently, Callum was taken for a medical examination. The result showed that he does not have one kidney and the other is small. But he is feeling not bad. He still is not speaking or trying to speak. He understands and makes his caretakers understand what he wants with gestures and expressions. It appears that he can hear something, but probably not enough to speak yet. He is playful and friendly as usual, but he loves attention, and if you do not pay attention to him, he may start to cry and become very fussy. He wants visitors to play with him, and if you play with other child he may go to the corner, sit there by himself and feel upset.
Boy, Born April 2009
Down syndrome, CHD
Christian was born in April 2009 and has Down Syndrome as well as a heart defect. He is a happy, but quiet little guy. Christian is active and attentive, enjoys playing with his friends, and is loved very much by his caregivers.
Update September 2015: Christian is doing very well and has age appropriate self-help skills. He can dress without assistance and even helps other children with this task. He makes his bed and is fully potty-trained. Christian understands everything that his said to him, follows directions, and speaks well. He can be shy with strangers, is a picky eater, and shows some stubbornness at times. Christian thrives in one on one settings. He will soon be moved to an older child orphanage and updates will be more difficult to obtain.
Update May 2013: After visiting with Christian in May, our agency representative had the following update. Christian can walk independently now. He speaks (although his words are a little unclear). He answers questions and completes simple requests. He is active and joyful. The orphanage director says that he is very smart and very kind. Our in-country representative feels that the family who adopts Christian will be blessed.
Update January 2013: Christian is able to walk, is very active and likes to dance. He is able to say various words but he cannot speak in sentences yet. He also enjoys listening to music and knows many songs by heart. He is smart and can play many different games. Christian knows different characters from various cartoons and sometimes asks for a certain cartoon to watch. He is able to eat by himself, except for soup, as he sometimes makes a little bit of a mess. Christian is described as very kind, friendly, shy and sensitive.
Susie was born prematurely at 27 weeks gestation in June 2011. She has been diagnosed with multiple malformations of the brain, including agenesis of the corpus callosum, porencephaly, hydrocephaly, and hematomas. A catheter and shunt have been placed to allow fluids to drain from Susie's brain. Susie has epilepsy, is blind, has no head control, and has significant developmental delays, but she reacts when someone speaks to her and loves music.
Additional photos and reports are available upon request from the agency. Please note: Married couples are given preference due to child's court appointed guardian in this case.
Down syndrome
Nicholas was born in May of 2011. His physical development is on target. He is able to sit up, stand and is able to walk holding onto furniture. He is very active and likes to play with toys and other children. Nicholas is also very observant; when someone is playing with other kids of his group, he watches them very attentively as if wanting to take part in it. He has been seen playing with one of the other boys in his group, they giggle and talk in their own little language, as if they know exactly what the other is saying. In general, Nicholas is a serious child, but if you make him smile he smiles. He currently eats and sleeps well.
Update February 2014:
Nicholas is an active and very sweet boy. He likes to run around and gladly plays with toys and other children. He eats and sleeps well. Though non-verbal at this time, Nicholas is described as a very responsive child who understands everything that is said to him and follows instructions. His nannies adore him.
Nicholas is special friends with another little boy in his group; they giggle and communicate in their own private language, as if they know exactly what the other is saying.
Nicholas would thrive in a loving family.
Photos, videos and additional reports are available upon request from the agency.
Reese was born in April 2007 and has an infectious smile and piercing blue eyes. Reese has been diagnosed with strabismus, Spina bifida and hydrocephaly, receiving a shunt shortly after birth.
He is able to crawl with assistance, but cannot sit up without support. He receives physical and occupational therapy which has improved his head control. He enjoys books, blocks and singing songs. He is able to feed himself finger foods, such as bread and cookies. His caretakers say he is extremely smart and has an extensive vocabulary for his age. Currently he is completely immobile, but would really like to use a wheelchair like many of his friends. Any family interested in Reese will need to be prepared for obstacles that may come with his diagnoses.
From a family who met him in December 2015: He is often very quiet and observant, very content to sit back and watch the action. He knows the words to many songs and recited prayers and seems to understand everything that is said to him, often replying appropriately. Reese is quite a handsome boy and could do so well in a family!
From a family who met him in March 2015: Reese is such a joy! He just laughs and laughs and loves to be a part of the other children's laughter and joy. He even waved at me and blew me a kiss. Reese is verbal, I heard him speaking some English as well as in his native tongue. I was told that he will often start prayers and has them memorized. Reese would thrive in a family that could provide him with the therapies and love that he deserves. He really is a bright boy, but his physical limitations hold him back.
From a family who met him in 2014 and again in May 2015: Reese looked so much better this time! He remembered us and we hadn't been there in several months. He was more interactive and his assisted sitting position seemed improved. He does great on his stomach and can raise his upper body and head. Reese sings songs with everyone and knows the words. He speaks in his native language, but can copy English words. With therapy and more medical care and a family, I think he would progress at a fast rate. His physical disabilities are out of his control, but he chooses to be kind, funny, loves to laugh, loves to be held and touched.
Married couples are given preference due to child's court appointed guardian in this case.
Nigel was born prematurely at 29 weeks gestation in February of 2007, weighing 1500g. At the age of two months, Nigel was diagnosed with hypertensive syndrome and deformation of the head. A neurologist has also stated that his cerebellum is small and that is why he had some problems with coordination (in the past).
Nigel was brought to the orphanage when he was 5 months old and lived with his parents until that time. At the orphanage his issues with coordination improved and at present there are no concerns. He is able to walk, run and is very active. After being placed in the orphanage it was also found that he has a hearing impairment. He has not had a full hearing screen but it has been suggested that his impairment is rather severe. His caretakers are apprehensive of anesthesia needing to be used to check the issue further and will wait to see if there are other options. Nigel also has vision impairment, but he does not wear glasses at this time as he ends up breaking them. He is described as a happy boy, who is also very neat. He does not like when something is not in its place or the table is dirty or his clothes are dirty. He lets the caretakers know about it and ask them to clean it. He does not speak and does not say sounds, but is able to let his caretakers know what he wants by gestures. He loves going outside and is also very friendly.
Update October 2014: Despite wearing hearing aids, Nigel continues to be nonverbal. He is homeschooled at his orphanage where he feels more comfortable than in a public school setting. In unfamiliar or stressful situations, Nigel exhibits stubbornness and aggression. His social worker believes that he would make progress in a dedicated family.
Additional photos and video are available upon request from the agency.
Handsome Graham was born in April of 2007. He is developmentally delayed, does not speak and does not make sounds. He seems to understand some of what is said to him. He may also have cerebral palsy or another disorder affecting his motor skills.
Graham is described as kind, friendly, smiley, and joyful. He is very active and enjoys participating in games. Graham can complete a task when you repeat the instructions many times and show him what to do.
Update October 2014: Graham just started attending a school for hearing impaired children where testing is underway to get him a proper hearing aid. He continues to be nonverbal, but follows instructions and finds ways to communicate. Graham's self-help skills are evolving. He's now potty-trained and feeds himself.
Additional reports, photos and video available upon request from the agency.
Harpo was born full-term in October 2015.
He has Down Syndrome and congenital heart defects (atrial septal defect, PDA, pulmonary hypertension).
Harpo's medical report from the hospital states that he was breastfed exclusively by his birth mother for the first two weeks of his life. However, he is currently unable to to drink from a bottle due to an inability to suck. His caretakers are working hard to restore the strength of his oral-motor muscles. At this time, Harpo is primarily fed with a feeding tube. Harpo does not yet have head control, but tracks with his eyes.
Harpo's therapist feels generally positive about his development and believes he would make good progress with targeted, one on one interventions.
Married couples only. Video available from the agency.
Girl, born September 2015
Down syndrome
Emma was born at 38 weeks gestation via C-section in September 2015 and had an APGAR score of 7/8. Emma's heart is healthy, her hearing is normal, and her muscle tone is good. The staff at Emma's orphanage are very happy with her development. Emma has head control and pulls up to sit.
Video available from the agency. Married couples only due to court appointed guardian.
Boy, born June 2000 AGING OUT
moderate mental delays and an organic lesion of the central nervous system.
Listed: November 19, 2015
Jonah is running short on time to be adopted — he is already 15 years old!
Jonah is shy, reserved, and soft spoken, but communicates very well with his peers. He is said to have difficulty comprehending what is asked of him, but with repetition he can complete simple tasks. At the same time, his caretakers note that Jonah likes to go to school and learn. It is believed that with more attention and targeted therapy, Jonah could progress.
Update October 2014: Our in-country representative visited Jonah and found him to be a quiet, shy boy who likes to smile. He is well-behaved, follows instructions, has good self help skills, plays well with other children and likes to draw. Jonah attends sixth grade and his teachers are happy with him.
Update March 2016: Jonah's speech is well-developed. He attends school and is able to talk about his work there. Jonah walks independently. He ages out this summer and needs to find a family fast.
He can be adopted by single moms. Video available from the agency.
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Lance was born in March 2013. He has been diagnosed with spina bifida. He cannot walk and does not have bowel control.
In video from March 2015, Lance is seen observing his environment and speaking with an adult.
Update October 2015: Lance is a well-adjusted boy with fluent speech and a good memory. Lance's spina bifida is post-operative. He uses a wheelchair which he can maneuver himself. He eats independently from a spoon and reportedly is able to use the bathroom.3
Nina was born in July 2010 and has been diagnosed with hydrocephalus and spina bifida as well as disease of the central nervous system. Her report also lists a diagnosis of Down Syndrome, but this is likely an error. We are checking to clarify.
Nina can stand unassisted and walks with a walker. She uses the bathroom. Nina speaks and can be shy with strangers.
From a family who met Nina in Sept 2015: We played in a small group with Nina one morning. Although she was quiet with us, she was chatting and laughing with the other little girls. She has such a beautiful smile. She is shy and soft-spoken but such a sweetheart.
Neo was born in December 2013 and has Down Syndrome. His heart is healthy.
Neo is a smiley toddler who eats well and plays.
Neo's caretakers describe him as an easy-going and calm child. He cannot yet sit unassisted or stand, but tries to crawl and has head control, including during tummy time. He is fed via bottle and spoon and sleeps well at night. Neo babbles, but doesn't speak any words yet.
Mick was born in April 2013 and has Down Syndrome. His caretakers are happy with his development.
Mick eats and sleeps well. He can feed himself solids like cookies or bread and drink without assistance. He is reportedly using the potty, but may only be trip-trained. Mick follows simple instructions.
Mick is a very active boy who walks when held by the hands, but is expected to take his first independent steps soon. He plays with toys, absolutely loves music and dances well. Mick is an expert rocking horse rider, too.
From an RR family who met him in June 2015: "First and foremost he's adorable. He is extremely happy, always smiling! He loves to dance and listen to the music. He seems to have pretty low tone because when we were there, he wasn't walking. He was in a stroller a lot of the time. But he could sit up and I believe pull to a stand. He was honestly so adorable! I remember him clapping a lot. He definitely would thrive with some love! He wasn't one of the kids who got a lot of attention."
Mallory was born in November 2014 and has Down Syndrome. Her congenital heart defect was surgically repaired in June 2015. She takes no medication and is doing well.
Mallory tracks with her eyes, recognizes her caretakers, and reacts when someone speaks to her. She can roll over in the playpen and is interested in toys. Mallory lets her needs be known by crying and fusses when things she wants are taken from her.
The agency has video available.
Sweet Chandler was born in July of 2008. He has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and psychomotor developmental delay. He cannot walk, but uses a wheelchair. Chandler can speak, but not clearly. He seems to understand what is said to him. He likes to play with other children and toys. He takes part in activities as much as he possibly can.
Update September 2014: Chandler is a shy boy who is friendly with other children and his caretakers. He asks for attention, explains his feelings and finds ways to get his needs met. Chandler sits independently, can stand with support, but is unable to walk at this time.
Update October 2015: Chandler understands what is said to him and speaks in short sentences. He maneuvers his wheelchair independently, eats with a spoon, and has started using the bathroom.
Ashton was born prematurely in July of 2007. He has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, bilateral second to third degree neuro-sensory hearing loss, strabismus, left-sided cryptorchidism, and absence of speech. Ashton has been fitted with hearing aids for both ears that allow him to hear speech and sounds at louder volumes, but unfortunately, Ashton does not like to keep his hearing aids on.
Ashton's overall development is delayed. He recently moved to a new orphanage where he now receives regular speech and physical therapy and is showing progress. In 2013, Ashton has learned to walk a few steps independently, due in large part to own his determination and desire to be mobile. He understands what he is told and can follow instructions. Ashton's social skills are not well developed and he struggles to participate in group games, but he is described as a smiley and friendly boy.
Update October 2014: Ashton is now a first grader at a school for the hearing impaired. He enjoys school and has become more comfortable with wearing his hearing aids which has improved his interactions. Ashton is now able to walk.
Felix was born in February 2011 and has been diagnosed with arthrogryposis. He is an active, friendly boy who interacts well with other children, loves his caretakers, and knows everyone by name.
Due to his medical condition, Felix cannot yet walk, but he is very mobile by crawling. He can sit and stand independently and is fully potty-trained, but needs assistance with feeding. Felix speaks in sentences and while a little shy with unfamiliar people to start, he quickly warms up and shows his happy personality.
Update October 2015: Felix's cognitive development is said to be on target. Surgical intervention for his arthrogryposis is not available in his birth country.
Arwen was born at 32 weeks gestation in March 2013 and has been diagnosed with hydrocephalus for which a shunt was placed in July 2013 as well as cysts on his brain. He takes medication for epilepsy, but has not had a seizure since November 2014. Arwen also has esotropia and a cardiologist monitors his heart after he had sinus bradycardia.
Even though Arwen's development is delayed, he is an interactive boy who tracks with his eyes, babbles, follows simple instructions, and giggles. Arwen has head control, can sit without support for a little while, and uses his hands. Arwen can chew small bites of solids and guide finger foods to his mouth.
From a family who met him in December 2015: He has the most beautiful smile! He loves attention and will often laugh and grin in response to your words or motions. He likes music and sometimes clapped on beat. He seems stiff occasionally but does not seem to be in any pain or distress.
From a family who met him in August 2015: This little guy charmed me every time I saw him – such a smiley guy and so responsive to interaction from others. He enjoyed attending mass and parties, too. So joyful.
Married couples only.
Remy was born prematurely in August 2014 and has been diagnosed with post-hemorrhagic hydrocephalus for which a shunt was placed in infancy and hypertensive hydrocephalus syndrome. It is unclear how much Remy can see due to bilateral congenital diffuse cataracts.
Remy has head control and tracks with his eyes in all directions. He looks and smiles at familiar adults. At this time, he does not reach for toys. His caretakers say that Remy is doing quite well and that he laughs a lot.
From a family who met him in August 2015: Remy's first birthday was celebrated in conjunction with our daughter's farewell party. Remy's super cute and fell asleep during the festivities of lots of people and music!
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The School of Social Work was established in 1965, when an act of the Alabama Legislature created a graduate school of social work, the first and only graduate social work program in the state. The undergraduate program began in 1970 and a doctoral program was added in 1975. The undergraduate program is the only such program in the state offered within a comprehensive school of social work.
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At the bachelor's and master's levels, the School of Social Work prepares social workers to plan, administer, deliver, and evaluate social services for citizens of the state, region, and nation. The bachelor of social work degree prepares the graduate to begin generalist practice in a variety of settings. The master of social work degree prepares the graduate for advanced, specialized practice. The doctor of philosophy degree prepares graduates to develop and impart knowledge to advance the profession. The faculty of the School engage in research and professional activities that are designed to enrich educational programs, improve social conditions, and meet the special needs of the state, region, and nation.
The undergraduate program leads to the bachelor of social work degree. The primary objective of the undergraduate program in social work is the preparation of students for effective practice of professional social work in beginning-level positions. The graduate is prepared as a social work generalist, with skills to assist individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities in achieving goals, solving problems, and bringing about change where it is needed. Additionally, this program prepares students to enter graduate study in social work or related fields. It also provides interested persons with knowledge of social welfare needs and of the means of providing for those needs. These objectives, however, are secondary to the primary objective of preparation for practice.
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The AMA East National Harescramble Championship series makes its first stop of the year on January 26 & 27 at Sumter, SC for the 14th annual Burnt Gin Harescramble.
The SERMA club, organizing this SETRA event, promises a great time in the South Carolina woods and have pulled out all the stops for this Sumter Dirt Bike Week event.
Being that this is the first national event of the year, it provides a great opportunity for factory guys to get out and test their rides. Sumter will also be the location of the 44th annual Sumter Enduro the following weekend, there are still some entries open for the enduro.
For Northern racers this provides an opportunity to race on something less slippery than ice and snow and also enjoy a little southern hospitality. The race will take place in the Manchester State Forest, east of Columbia, SC, and will include youth and adult bike classes.
The track is mostly sand, fairly fast and free flowing, with some fire groves to occasionally slow it down a little. Entry fees will be for the weekend will be $5 gate, $60 pro, $40 amateur, $25 youth and there will be a $800+ cash purse for the pros.
Free camping will be available on site for the harescrambles weekend only, if you need to camp during the week the SERMA club may be able to accommodate you. There are plenty of hotels in the area--please refer to the SERMA website for a list.
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Looking for a little R&R during the holidays? Join us for an encore episode of YarnCraft! In this extra-long bonus episode, we share a look into the world of 3 very different designers: Margaret Hubert, Kristin Omdahl, and Anna Hrachovec.
We also talk about swaps–a great way for yarncrafters to trade goodies. It's especially fun as a new-year activity for after the Christmas rush!
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text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor A new partnership has formed, leading to the purchase of the Grant Pharmacy by two entrepreneurs from the Chase County area. New owners Jamie Hanes and Jason Burke, natives of Imperial, took possession last Friday of their new business in the 200 block of Central Avenue, purchased from Jorje Geisert, pharmacist. The Grant Pharmacy name will remain, and the employees will remain in place, including Geisert, until the new pharmacists get licensing and insurance in place. Burke, a pharmacy student at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, will graduate in May. He will then become the pharmacist in charge of the Grant store while Hanes continues to assist his father, Jim Hanes, who has owned Adams Drug in Imperial for the past 22 years. Hanes moved back to the area four years ago to work with his dad again, employment he'd had in younger years before receiving a degree in biology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, attending pharmacy school at Creighton University and performing a residency at the University of Iowa. Prior to returning to Imperial, he held a clinical pharmacist position on the cardiology floor at St. Mary's Hospital-Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. In addition to working at Adams Drug, he holds a coumadin clinic at the hospital once a week in Imperial for patients on anticoagulant medication. "I enjoy talking to patients and getting to know them," said Hanes. "It's a nice break." That type of friendly demeanor is an asset that both he and Burke possess, and they are anxious to get to know customers in the Grant area. Small town life is what each of them sought after having been exposed to life in large cities. Hanes, 36, and Burke, 27, agree that returning to their hometown to raise their families and pursue their careers is something they didn't really think would fall into place. Burke said while growing up in Imperial, he knew he wanted to return but didn't think it was possible that an opportunity would come along that would place him closer than three hours of his hometown. He did a pharmacy rotation last August at Adams Drug where Hanes was working, and two of them started talking about the possibility of acquiring the Grant Pharmacy—something Hanes said had previously crossed his mind but knew couldn't happen without help. Now that it has become a reality, they can't wait for things to settle into place. At that point, new ideas and services will be incorporated. Through connections at Adams Drug in Imperial, Hanes is especially enthused about communicating with and serving physicians in Grant. "It will be nice to come here; I already know the voices [of Grant physicians] on the phone and their prescribing habits," he said. Both Hanes and Burke concur that their business venture has been a smooth transition and they are eager to dive in. "For the last few days, it didn't seem like this day would get here!" said Hanes, who along with his partner were scheduled to sign the closing papers later in the afternoon. Burke is eager to finish his schooling and bring his wife west to get started as Grant's new pharmacist. "Grant has excellent providers—optometrists, a dentist, and physicians— and our goal is to provide excellent pharmacy service to compliment the health care Grant already has," said Burke. Once settled, the new owners will have a chance to gauge what people want and try to stock the shelves to best meet the needs of their customers, stressing that they will try to get whatever is desired to please people. Hanes' wife, Brandy, is originally from Newman Grove and works part-time as a nurse practitioner at the Chase County Clinic. The couple has two young children, Madelynn, eight, who is in second grade, and five-year-old Miles who is in preschool. Burke's wife, Whitney, is also an Imperial native. She is a registered nurse and currently works in the oncology department at Allegiant Lakeside Hospital in Omaha. She is the daughter of John and Angie Paisley of Imperial. The current employees of Grant Pharmacy are Pam Young, Ashlee Smith, and Kathleen Bartels of Imperial, who comes to Grant part-time to help out. Geisert will stay on until June. Once Burke graduates and passes boards, he will be able to assume her duties. The Burkes plan to move to Grant where he will be the main person in charge of the pharmacy, however, Hanes will also make his presence known in the community. Living in a small community enables the men to easily pursue their interests. Besides enjoying family time, Burke golfs and hunts. He likes going to the lake and riding motorcycles. Hanes also enjoys the lake and likes to run. Much of his spare time is taken up by enjoying family time with his wife and kids. Hanes and Burke also have another business venture in place. They are awaiting licensing in order to open a pharmacy in the Holyoke grocery store owned by Kenny Owens of Imperial who they approached about placing a pharmacy in the grocery store. Holyoke did not have a drug store, so putting an addition on the new grocery store seemed like the perfect opportunity.Grant Pharmacy History A pharmacy has existed in Grant for many years. In the early 70s the town's drugstore was owned by Darold Raburn where present-day Grant NAPA is located. The business had a soda fountain, high end jewelry, cosmetics, and perfumes. Jorje (McCullough) Geisert worked at the drugstore during her high school years. The business was later moved to its present site a couple of blocks south. When Geisert returned to Grant with a degree from the University of Nebraska Medical Center, she asked her former employer for a job at the pharmacy and she was welcomed aboard. In 1980, when Geisert was only 23, Raburn approached her with an offer to sell her the business which she successfully ran for the next 33 years.


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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - A former Maine state legislator has been sentenced to six months in prison for misusing federal funds.
Adam Mack of Standish was also sentenced to three years of probation and ordered to pay $384,000 in restitution. He is scheduled to report to prison May 17.
Prosecutors say the 38-year-old Mack, a Republican member of the House from 1997 to 2000, pleaded guilty to equity skimming.
Authorities say after leaving the Legislature he ran a Portland-based management company that oversaw nine multifamily residences. The Portland Press Herald reports that the owner of one property took out loans subsidized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Prosecutors say Mack withdrew $384,000 his company was holding for the agency as security for the mortgage loan and improperly used those funds to pay unrelated expenses.
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McMinnville History
In a world full of fast-paced technological advances, sometimes enjoying the slower pace of life is the perfect way to relax and rejuvenate while on vacation. Step back in time with us when you visit Historic downtown McMinnville, a town that began as a thriving agricultural center, and which is now located in the heart of Oregon's beautiful wine country. McMinnville, where the 1800's meets the 21st century, is located in Yamhill County and has been called "Oregon's Favorite Mainstreet". Our charming city was founded in 1843 by William Newby, and got its economic start from a Gristmill, which was located at the end of its 3rd Street historic district near the present-day city library. Stroll down downtown McMinnville's historic district on 3rd Street, and you'll encounter a variety of modern businesses that include lodging, art galleries, restaurants and wineries. The buildings that these businesses occupy were mostly built between the years of 1885-1912, and have recently been renovated and updated. McMinnville is a city that cherishes good food, good wine, and the time spent enjoying both with friends and family. If this is what you have in mind for your relaxing getaway, then book your stay now at the Youngberg Hill Vineyards and Inn, located just minutes away from beautiful, historic downtown McMinnville. Read the rest of this page »
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Jelena Jankovic is featured in a fun HBO promo for next month's PNB Paribas Billie Jean King Cup exo taking place at Madison Square Garden in New York. The spot takes places at the fictional Dave Hill Tennis Academy and showcases JJ being JJ: cheeky remarks, lots o' laughs, and a demo of her flexibility (read: the splits).
But imagine my shock + awe (and a few other words) to see the segment shot entirely from the Serb's LEFT SIDE! WTF?! It seems she can't even turn to look at Dave who's seated on her left side at the beginning of the video.
I'm seriously starting to wonder if her right side even exists. If somebody finds it, please contact her agent (and me.)
UPDATE: Here's another promo featuring JJ as well as Venus + Serena. But question: where in the world is Ana?
UPDATE #2: Thanks to anonymous reader for this news on the MIA fourth baller (no, not JJ's missing right side *drats*). I don't know if this info is true, but it sounds feasible. We'll see!
the videos were shot early december last year. vee, serena and jj were all in the US (jj is still wearing her reebok dress) then while ana was enjoying her off-season with now ex-bf fernando in spain (and she's the only one among the four who's based in europe). hbo flew to serbia during the fed cup to film ana in the abandoned swimming pool where she used to train as a kid. boring compared to these comedic skits, yes, but this is probably the first time that she's going to be filmed there. i'm really curious how it's going to turn out...


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On Friday, December 7 at George Lucas's Skywalker Ranch in Nicasio, CA, Vanity Fair, Hugo Boss, and Lucasfilm hosted a screening as part of the Vanity Fair Screening Series Presented by Hugo Boss – of On the Road. Over 200 guests comprised primarily of voting Academy members from the PGA and DGA, along with guests of Lucasfilm, Focus Film, and San Francisco area notables were treated to a pre-screening reception. Subsequently, guests were treated to a post- screening Q&A where members of the cast, Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund, revealed what it was like to take on the classic story composed by Jack Kerouac and directed for the screen by Walter Salles and produced by Francis Ford Coppola.
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May 31, 2016
Kemper County authorities say they need your help finding two missing teens.
Sheriff James Moore says investigators are searching for Trakaija Steele and Anaya Cross. The two apparently went missing around 2:00 Friday afternoon and are believed to be together somewhere in the Porterville or Meridian areas.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Kemper County Sheriff's Department. It is 601-743-2255.
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Here's a sneak peek from Brooklyn Decker's guest cameo on Ugly Betty next Friday, October 30.
In the episode, the gorgeous tennis WAG plays the new sexy, but incompetent, assistant to Mode EIC Daniel Meade played by Eric Mabius.
Brooklyn has some serious leg action going on here (lucky A-Rod.) And the outfit? Well, I'm getting a fashion flashback at the moment.
(Photos: Eric Liebowitz/ABC via JustJared.com)
Friday, October 23, 2009
Brooklyn's got legs...and she knows how to use 'em
Labels: Brooklyn Decker, celebrity, tennis, TV
22 comments:
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 9:41 AM
I don't know, Brooklyn's face has that hard Jenna Jameson look.ReplyDelete
Your ZZTop reference made me giggle.ReplyDelete
I don't know, Brooklyn's face has that hard Jenna Jameson look.ReplyDelete
Like I said, lucky A-Rod.
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 12:38 PM
She does not.....it is not really a good photo. Go on her site and you will see she has a very soft face.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 12:45 PM
Here is a better photo.
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 12:47 PM
The link does not work.Sorry.....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 12:48 PM
I hope this works.
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 12:49 PM
Nothing works.....ReplyDelete
"I don't know, Brooklyn's face has that hard Jenna Jameson look.ReplyDelete
Like I said, lucky A-Rod."
I agree with Anon in that I find her unattractive. But looks are opinions anyway.
But Richie...I can totally see you in that skirt and heels. Is that your Halloween costume? I KNOW you're going somewhere for Halloween. What are you going as?
*pulls up chair*
*waits for answer*
- AnonymousOctober 23, 2009 at 2:43 PM
It does look kind of similar to Maria's outfit the only difference is that Brooklyn's actually looks good.ReplyDelete
Wow, she towers over Daniel/ Eric. I know the shoes are tall, but jeez!ReplyDelete
natch: Hmmm, not sure about my costume yet and I have a party that night. Eeks! I had one idea but I wasn't able to try on the wig:ReplyDelete
Double drats. Maybe Brooklyn would be better.
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2009 at 4:51 AM
Brooklyn is 5'10". Her heels are 5" easy. Beautiful legs.....ReplyDelete
I'm sorry but I think she SO does not look like a nice person. Just to be fair, I scrolled over google pics of her - not one sweet look.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2009 at 6:33 AM
Ohhh jealousy....not nice....ReplyDelete
I'm sorry but I think she SO does not look like a nice person.ReplyDelete
Like I said, lucky A-Rod.
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2009 at 11:12 AM
She is so overrated.She is not pretty or special at all.Just look at that pig nose!ReplyDelete
Whatever.But, c'mon among all truly beautiful girls all around the world Brooklyn gets such attention?
Stupid world.
PS.Although, she seems like a nice person (HA!) to me, and her tweets can be funny!
LOL Rich... maybe he needs some spanking - she looks like she can dish it out! :DReplyDelete
(does that put ideas in your head?)
*innocent look*
As for the jealousy comment: Unlike other beautiful women, she's just not my cup of tea. Get over it. :P
- AnonymousOctober 25, 2009 at 5:12 AM
You said you think she is not a nice person.....you are passing judgment on a person you do not even know. The person who is not nice here, is you and I know it by what you write.ReplyDelete
Haha, not over it yet, huh?ReplyDelete
Brooklyn is so beautiful & a lovely,down to earth,funny girl.She's wearing more make up than she normally does & is looking abit serious as she's in character for the show.ReplyDelete
I think she's perfect for Andy,lucky girl though!!
Hey guys - let's keep it on topic. Feel free to speak your mind abuot the topic i.e. Brooklyn but there's no need to attack commenters or their opinions. Keep it fun!ReplyDelete