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Members of the Lexington City Board of Education will see a light agenda when they meet Tuesday night.
The board will vote on a policy concerning parent organizations at the schools and also hear a monthly financial report. Other items on the agenda include overnight field trip requests and setting or changing dates for school visits and board meetings.
The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the administration building, 1010 Fair St.
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If a worker's primary residence is more than 100 miles outside the MCO's authorized GSA, the worker is not subject to the managed care contract [ORS 656.245(4)(a)]. A subject worker must be able to access MCO medical providers within a reasonable distance from the worker's place of employment [OAR 436-015-0030(4)(f)]. When an enrolled worker lives outside the MCO's authorized GSA, the worker may treat with a non-MCO provider who practices closer to the worker's residence as long as that provider agrees to comply with the MCO's terms and conditions. But, if there is an MCO panel provider (of the same category as the non-MCO panel provider) located closer to the worker's residence than the non-MCO provider, the enrolled worker must treat with the MCO provider [OAR 436-015-0030(4)(g)].
Insurers may enroll workers receiving medical treatment for an accepted claim, regardless of the worker's date of injury or medically stationary status. However, if the worker is not medically stationary at time of enrollment, the insurer must notify the worker of his or her right to request a review by the MCO if the worker believes that changing providers would be medically detrimental [ORS 656.245(4)(a) and OAR 436-010-0275(6)].
Insurers may choose to enroll a worker in an MCO before claim acceptance. The insurer's enrollment letter to the worker must explain that the insurer will pay for all reasonable and necessary medical services received by the worker that are not otherwise covered by health insurance, even if the insurer denies the claim, until the worker receives actual notice of the denial or until three days after the insurer mails the denial to the worker (whichever happens first). If the worker chooses to treat with a non-panel primary care physician or authorized nurse practitioner who agreed to the terms and conditions of the MCO, payment of medical services is not guaranteed [ORS 656.245(4)(b)(B)].
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Jimmy Page was born.
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Ahmet Ertegun signs the English group Cream. Atlantic will become a major force in British rock, releasing albums by such artists as the Bee Gees, Mott the Hoople, Yes, Genesis, Derek and the Dominos, Emerson, Lake and Palmer and Led Zeppelin.
The Yardbirds break up, guitarist Jimmy Page forms the New Yardbirds and changes the group's name to Led Zeppelin, allegedly on the advice of the Who's Keith Moon.
Led Zeppelin performs its first show, at Surrey University in England.
Atlantic Record announces its signing of a "hot new English group" named Led Zeppelin.
The hotly anticipated, self-titled debut album by Led Zeppelin enters the album charts, ultimately reaching #10.
Led Zeppelin enters the Top Forty with "Whole Lotta Love," which reaches #4. It is this album-oriented band's highest-charting single.
'Led Zeppelin II' tops the U.S. album charts for the first of seven weeks; it will reach #1 in the U.K. in February 1970.
The more folk-oriented 'Led Zeppelin III' becomes the band's second #1 album.
Led Zeppelin hits #15 with "Immigrant Song".
Led Zeppelin's fourth album, which features four runes (symbols) as its title, enters Billboard's album chart, where it will remain for the next five years. Oddly, it doesn't quite reach #1, peaking at #2.
Led Zeppelin hits #15 with "Black Dog".
Led Zeppelin hits #47 with "Rock and Roll".
'Houses of the Holy,' Led Zeppelin's fifth album, becomes their third to reach #1.
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Led Zeppelin launches their Swan Song label, which releases their albums and ones by handpicked artists like Bad Company and the Pretty Things.
'Physical Graffiti,' a double album by Led Zeppelin, reaches #1 in its second week of release. It stays there for six weeks.
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Led Zeppelin hits #38 with "Trampled Under Foot".
Robert Plant and his wife are injured in a car crash while vacationing in Greece.
Led Zeppelin's concert documentary, T'he Song Remains the Same,' premieres in New York.
'In Through the Out Door,' Led Zeppelin's first album of new material in over three years, is released. Topping the chart for seven weeks, it turns out to be their swan song.
Led Zeppelin hits #21 with "Fool In the Rain."
John Bonham, drummer for Led Zeppelin, dies of asphyxiation in his sleep after having consumed "40 measures of vodka."
Led Zeppelin releases a statement announcing that it is disbanding in the wake of drummer John Bonham's death.
Led Zeppelin re-forms (with Phil Collins replacing the late John Bonham on drums) for the Live Aid benefit concert in Philadelphia.
Led Zeppelin reunites, with drummer Jason Bonham (the late John Bonham's son), to perform a few songs at Atlantic Records' 40th anniversary concert at New York's Madison Square Garden.
'Led Zeppelin,' a four-CD and six-LP box set, is released. Reaching #18 on the album chart, it will sell over one million copies, making it the best-selling box set in rock and roll history.
'Led Zeppelin – The Complete Studio Records,' a ten-CD box set, is released.
The live documentary 'Unledded,' which reunites Robert Plant and Jimmy Page onstage, airs on MTV. It features four live acoustic versions of Led Zeppelin favorites and eight new Page-Plant collaborations.
'No Quarter,' by Led Zeppelin mainstays Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, enters the album chart at #4.
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CAREER: One of college basketball's top point guards...was a Preseason All-American in 2007-08 before an injury forced him to sit out the season...Alabama's all-time leader in free-throw accuracy (.868)...has started 88 of 89 games he has been in a Crimson Tide uniform...for his career, has 920 points, 331 rebounds, 397 assists, 98 steals and 14 blocked shots...currently ranks among UA's career leaders in free-throw percentage (1st, .868), three-point field goal percentage (3rd, .421), assists (8th, 397), assists per game (5th, 4.46), and minutes played (5th, 1,191)...has scored 20 or more points in nine career games going into 2007-08 season.
2007-08 (REDSHIRT): Awarded a redshirt to recover from arthroscopic knee surgery on both knees on April 3, 2007 and a follow-up procedure on the left knee on August 23, 2007...a December 15, 2007, UA graduate with degree in Financial Planning.
2006-07 (JUNIOR): AP Preseason All-America...Playboy Preseason All-America...Second Team NABC All-District 6...a member of the SEC Good Works Team...a Bob Cousy Award Finalist...a Naismith Award Candidate...a John Wooden Award Candidate...had started in 70 consecutive games (every UA game since his freshman year) before missing his first start when UA played Texas Southern on Nov. 25...the 2007 SEC Tournament First Round game vs. Kentucky marked the first (and only) career game Steele played in but didn't start for Alabama...played in 26 of Alabama's 32 games, missing seven because of injuries (sprained left ankle against Notre Dame), starting in 25 of those games...averaged 8.6 points per game...shot 87.5 percent (35-40) from the free-throw line...averaged 4.0 assists.
2005-06 (SOPHOMORE): An Honorable Mention Associated Press All-American, Honorable Mention...named to the First Team Coaches All-SEC Team...2006 AP All-SEC...First Team NABC and USBWA All-District ...Academic All-SEC...finished ninth in the SEC in scoring in all games, sharing UA team lead with Jermareo Davidson at 14.3 ppg...finished eighth in the SEC in league games in scoring with 15.9 ppg...scored 20 or more points in six SEC games...SEC statistical champion in free throw percentages (91.4 percent in league games and 89.2 percent in all games)...finished 12th in the NCAA in free throw percentages...SEC statistical champion in minutes played (40.3 per SEC game and 38.4 in all games)...played in the Michael Jordan Camp in the summer of 2006.
2004-05 (FRESHMAN): A Third Team 2005 AP All-SEC selection...voted to the 2005 SEC Coaches All-Freshman Team...Freshman Academic All-SEC...set the school and Coleman Coliseum record for assists in his sixth career game when he dished out 18 assists against East Tennessee State on Dec. 1...the 18 assists against ETSU ranks tied for second all-time in the SEC in single game assists...led the SEC in assists with his 5.0 assists per game (all games)...led the SEC in assists/turnover ratio with 2.46 per game (all games)...Dick Vitale's "Diaper Dandy of the Week" on December 4 for his record-setting 18 assists vs. ETSU...only the third player to start at point guard for Alabama as a true freshman in both his and the team's first game; Ennis Whatley did it in 1982 and Mo Williams did it as a freshman in 2002...played and started in all 32 games...averaged 7.9 points, 3.4 rebounds and 5.0 assists a game...led the team with 81.3 percent free throw shooting, connecting on 52 of 64.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Two-time "Mr. Basketball" in the State of Alabama, a first in state history (won in 2003 and 2004)...made state history in 2003 as the first underclassman to win state's "Mr. Basketball" when he took home the honor as a junior...averaged 19 points, 7.6 assists and 4.1 steals in 2003...First Team All-State in 2003 and 2004...led John Carroll Catholic to the 2003 State 6A title with a perfect 36-0 record...the 2003 and 2004 6A Player of the Year...played for the North in the 2003 Alabama All-Star Sports Week North-South All-Star Game...coached by Marty Smith...the 2003 Class 6A Finals MVP...also all-state in football...played AAU basketball for Alabama ICE and Alabama Challenge...born April 22, 1986...son of Ronald and Linda Steele...his mother, Linda, is a UA graduate...his father, Ronald Sr., graduated from Southern University where he played football...has dad also played semi-pro football for the Birmingham Vulcans...was a National Honor Society member in high school...has a younger brother, Andrew...majoring in Consumer Sciences.


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Salt Lake magazine's January/February cover shows a gorgeous picture of speed-skater Sugar Todd, now on her way to Sochi. Check out the Olympic trials here.
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Phillips College announces the opening of the STAR (Students Taking Action with Resources) Center, a new multi-purpose learning center funded through the Department of Labor PACE (Path to Accelerated Completion and Employment) grant. According to Shaun Anderson, coordinator of the PACE grant, the STAR center is a place where students may come to receive academic support in an environment that is both supportive and encouraging. The center offers students access to a virtual career center, assessment test preparation, and access to computers for class work. Realizing the need for one-on-one tutoring, Omar Liddell, coordinator for the center, has established a "faculty hotline" made up of faculty members who have volunteered their free time to work with students who are struggling in particular subject areas. This new multi-functional center, located in C202 on the Helena campus, houses 16 multi-purpose student computer stations, a SMART Board, and three small group work stations. As the center evolves, Anderson and Liddell envision that it will provide information about and referral to services on and off campus, mentoring, cultural enrichment activities, study groups, and special workshops and classes. Excited to offer these resources for students, Anderson said, "Realizing what a huge difference this center can make in the lives and eventual success of our students, we are excited that it has finally become a reality."
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The Mormon Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research, otherwise known as Let's All Take Crazy Pills, is meeting in Sandy this week.
The organization's role is to reconcile Mormon teachings with realities like homosexuality, race, women's equality and gravity.
For instance, a gay Mormon man explained to the FAIR gathering Thursday that just because one is attracted to people of the same sex, you don't have to act on it. Instead, you can follow the church's teachings and marry a member of the opposite sex or remain celibate. (The concept of being happy or sane apparently wasn't factored in.) Joshua Johanson told a crowd at the South Towne Expo Center:
"Just because somebody is gay does not mean they need a same-sex relationship. We may not choose our attractions, but we do choose our behaviors. My attraction is [toward men], but my desire is to be faithful to my wife. I am here to act and not to be acted upon."
Fish can choose to fly; birds can choose to swim. It's that simple.
I see a head explosion in someone's future.
In another session that wrestled with the sadness among Mormon women caused by their secondary role in the LDS church, where all men are priests, but no women are allowed in that role. (One study found "Women's issues" as the major reason women leave the LDS church).
Neylan McBaine, founder of the online Mormon Women Project offered a list of suggestions for increasing women's stature in the church, including allowing girls to participate in the Pinewood Derby.


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Holly Hill police looking for woman who made bomb threat
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A South Daytona woman who threatened to blow up her former employer said she was just trying to make a point, but now police are looking to arrest her.
Chiquita Nickels, 22, called the Rescare Home Care company in Holly Hill on Monday morning demanding she get her final paycheck immediately, police said. Nickels was fired from the home health care business Jan. 23 for failing to show up for work, said Police Chief Mark Barker.
Because company officials could not deliver her money quickly enough, Nickels threatened to "blow up the business, everyone inside of it and all the employees' cars," Barker said Tuesday.
"We take these threats very seriously," Barker said.
Armed with an arrest warrant with a $20,000 bail, police are looking for Nickels, Barker said.
The chief said after Nickels made the threat Monday just before 9 a.m., several businesses at the Holly Hill Station plaza in the 1000 block of North Nova Road were evacuated for at least 20 minutes. That included the Koffee Kup restaurant.
After employees from all the other businesses in the plaza were allowed to go back to work, Holly Hill police checked Rescare with a bomb-sniffing dog, Barker said.
Later in the day, investigators also made a controlled telephone call to Nickels using a Rescare employee, Barker said. Nickels admitted her blunder to that worker.
"She admitted making the threat," Barker said. "She then said that there was never a bomb, she just wanted to get her point across."
Nickels has been charged with making a false report of a weapon of mass destruction, a felony.
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The Wasatch Front Regional Council outlined a need for transit improvements out west back in the mid 1990s, so it was a 15 year process for the TRAX light rail system to come online in West Valley City in 2011. UTA received the funding for the project in November 2006, when Salt Lake County voters approved a sales tax referendum to fund transportation projects, but a West Valley City line wasn't expected until 2030.
"The plan was accelerated by almost 20 years because of the voters," says Gerry Carpenter, senior media relations specialist for UTA. "Even then, it opened four years early." Opening day ridership fell just below the projected amount of 3,300, but UTA chalks it up to an early opening as the line wasn't slated to start running until 2015.
Joining UTA's other contribution to West Valley transit is MAX—Utah's first bus line with a dedicated lane, from Magna to the 3300 South TRAX station in Millcreek.
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Diplo has teamed up with Dutch producer Oliver Twizt to release their Go EP. The EP is based around the title track, "Go," which features a focal loop that sounds like a drowned out 8-bit video game sample. One might parallel the sound to a tribal Atari-playing rave on an unnamed planet. Or something.
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There are more than 40 monuments on the state capitol grounds, including soldiers on horseback, a miniature Liberty Bell to ring and a gravesite. Learn where these statues are and what they mean to Iowa's history with Dan Kaercher, as he takes a guided tour of the capitol grounds.
Hosted by Dan Kaercher, Iowa's Simple Pleasures features Iowa travel destinations, restaurants, events, parks, recreation and more. Produced by Iowa Public Television, the series highlights fun things for Iowans to do, see and taste, right here at home.
Kaercher: Hey, I have a capitol idea. When in Des Moines, a must-see is a historic gem of which all Iowans should be proud. If you grew up in Iowa, there's a good chance that as a child you took a school field trip to visit the Iowa State Capitol in Des Moines. I've been here several times with my children and my grandchildren. Built between 1871 and 1886, this majestic building is 330,000 square feet, so it would take a long time to see everything there is to see here. Plus, there's plenty outdoors on the capitol grounds. In my short visit, I'd like to take in some of the highlights indoors and out. With me is long-time tour guide Steve Person. Steve, we're here in the House of Representatives. Tell me something about this chamber.
Person: Well, this chamber is now restored the way it looked in 1905 when they rebuilt it after the fire of 1904. What most people see when they walk in, of course, are the beautiful chandeliers that we have here now from 1905. These weigh about 800 pounds each, and each one has over 5,600 crystals in it.
Kaercher: There are so many fascinating details in the Iowa Capitol. What is one of the things that impresses people immediately when they walk?
Person: Well, when they walk in, of course, they always look up into the rotunda and see the beautiful Grand Army of the Republic insignia and then, of course, the House of Representatives, the Senate Chamber, the Law Library. Upstairs on the third floor, there are wonderful mosaics that were put together in Italy. The young man in the panel, which is the defense panel, is symbolic of a young Iowa farmer about to leave the plow behind and pick up the sword and go off and defend his country, but he is an optical illusion in that he will march in any direction we want him to go. So when we walk past him, if you keep your eyes on his feet, they'll march this way, this way, or this way.
Kaercher: Oh, my gosh. That is unbelievable.
Person: Isn't that fun!
Kaercher: On the floor below the mosaic, is a mural titled "Westward." It was painted in the early 1900s by New York artist Edwin Blashfield.
Person: The woman who is seated on the wagon looking out at you was the supermodel of her day. Her name was Jessica Penn, and she posed for Mr. Blashfield and other artists of the time. You'll find her in public buildings all over the place. If you went to the state capitol in Madison, Wisconsin, she'd look at you there. If you went to the main reading room at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., she's looking at you there.
Kaercher: How many rooms are there in the capitol?
Person: There are 109 rooms in the Iowa Capitol. Each one has its own stencil designed. None of the stencil designs are repeated. The woodwork in the building is all Iowa wood. There are 12 kinds of wood in the capitol with two exceptions. The beautiful hand-carved bench in the old Supreme Court Chamber is mahogany and the benches in the Senate Chamber where the senators sit are also mahogany. There are 29 kinds of marble in the Iowa Capitol, including an Iowa marble down in the governor's office. It's called coral marble.
Kaercher: Steve, I know there's a lot more to see inside, but I'm anxious to get outside where there's just as much history on the capitol grounds as there is under the dome.
Person: You're correct. We have 47 monuments outside, ranging from the cornerstone of 1873 to the monuments of the 1890s and up to the present day.
Kaercher: Whoa, nice warm day outside here, and it's only the morning. What a splendid view of downtown.
Person: It is, especially the new capitol terrace. Here on the west side of the capitol, this is the only monument of Abraham Lincoln that celebrates him as a father rather than as president. The Lincoln Memorial was made here in Des Moines. Fred and Mabel Torrey were the sculptors. The monument, which cost $25,000, most of which was paid for with pennies collected from Iowa schoolchildren. The first real monument would have been the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, which was started in 1893. It was designed by Harriet Ketchum of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Unfortunately Mrs. Ketchum never lived to see it finished. It wasn't finished until 1897, and she died in 1894. Probably one of the most commonly asked questions is why does Mother Iowa not wear a top? But that was just the artistic design of the time. I'm standing in front of the William Boyd Allison Monument, which is just south of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. William Allison was a United States Senator and a Congressman from Iowa for forty-three years, and he worked with every president from Abraham Lincoln up to Theodore Roosevelt. After his death, his friends and supporters decided to place this fountain here on the capitol grounds. When this monument was designed back in 1917, it was a beautiful fountain.
Kaercher: I've seen the actual original Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, but I didn't know we had a replica here in Iowa.
Person: Yes, we do. It was a gift from the Federal Department of the Treasury in 1950 to thank the people of Iowa for their war bond contributions over the previous ten years. It is interactive. You're welcome to ring it, if you'd like.
Kaercher: Oh, you bet. Here we go.
Person: We have a number of cannons on the grounds. This particular cannon, which is referred to as a mortar, was used during the Civil War onboard a gun boat in the Mississippi, and it was used during the battle of Vicksburg and given to the state of Iowa after the war to remind people of the Civil War.
Kaercher: This is certainly an impressive contemporary monument. Tell me the story here.
Person: This is one of our newer monuments on the capitol grounds. It's called Shattering Silence and it is here to commemorate many of the ground-breaking court rulings in the Iowa Supreme Court. This is the only gravesite on the capitol grounds. It is the gravesite of Wilson Alexander Scott. Mr. Scott donated the land for the old brick capitol that stood on the site of what is now the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. He died on his way out west in search for gold, and his body was brought back here and buried at his request on this bluff.
Kaercher: Steve, thank you so much for this tour of the capitol inside and out. I've really learned a lot. Now, if any of our viewers want to do what I did today, how do they get in touch?
Person: Well, the capitol is open Monday through Saturday. It's closed on Sundays and holidays. If you want information about tours, just give the capitol tour desk a call, and they will get you set up.
Kaercher: You also can schedule a tour using your cell phone. Dial 515-802-3004 and follow the prompts.
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Lunar Roving Vehicle, Qualification Test Unit
The Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) was a battery powered "dune buggy" taken to the moon on Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17. The LRV was stowed on the descent stage of the Lunar Module and deployed upon arrival at the lunar surface. The LRV was operated with a spacecraft "stick," rather than a steering wheel, and could move forward and backwards.
In addition to the flight vehicles, Boeing manufactured eight non-flight units for development and testing. One, the "Qualification Test Unit," was a very close replica of the units that flew. Using special test chambers, engineers purposely subjected the qualification unit to conditions many times as severe as those expected on an actual mission. When the tests were finished, given the stresses it had been subject to, the qualification unit could not safely be used in space. In 1975, NASA transferred it to the Museum.
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- Exhibition
- Apollo to the Moon
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Baseball Splits With Fordham
April 23, 2005
JAMAICA, N.Y. - The University of Massachusetts baseball team (6-24, 2-9 A-10) split a doubleheader with the Fordham Rams (24-15, 9-5 A-10) this afternoon in New York. Junior Matt Torra (Pittsfield, Mass.) picked up his second win of the year, throwing a complete game, while senior Jason Twomley (Ware, Mass.) and sophomore Bryan Adamski (South Deerfield, Mass.) both homered in game one.
In game one, the Minutemen exploded for all 13 runs in the third, fourth, and fifth innings. In the third, sophomores Anthony Santos (Chelmsford, Mass.) and Bill Rankin (Willington, Conn.) both singles to start the rally. Freshman Bryan Garrity (Peabody, Mass.) flew out to right, plating Santos. A Twomley single and a walk from senior Curt Szado (Monson, Mass.) loaded the bases. Two consectuive errors allowed three more runs to score, putting UMass up 4-0.
In the fifth, Rankin singled through tht right side after fresman Zach Thomas (East Haddam, Conn.) was hit by a pitch. Garrity then singled in Thomas, and Twomley was hit by a pitch to load the bases. After a strikeout provided the second out of the inning, Adamski blasted a pitch over the wall for his first-career grand slam, increasing the lead to 9-1.
The Minutemen added more insurance in the next frame, capped by Twomley's three-run homer, his 10th of the season. Garrity went 2-for-3 with three RBI and two runs scored. Torra tossed all 7.0 innings, allowing just four hits and one run. His ERA improves to 1.37 with his fourth complete game of the year.
In game two, the Rams scored in the first five innings to secure the win while the Minutemen were held to just four hits. Szado went 2-for-3 in the game with a double. Tom Davis picked up the win for Fordham, going the whole way while striking out seven and walking none.
The Minutemen will try to win the series tomorrow when they square off with the Rams in the series finale set for 12:00 PM.
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Volleyball Sweeps Hunter On Senior Day, Will Compete For Third On Saturday
Senior Daniel Tien walked on to the Princeton men's volleyball team three years ago and developed into a trusted serving specialist that the Tigers will rely on during its crucial final two weeks of the league season.
On Sunday, during Princeton's Senior Day, Tien started on the right side and recorded five kills, eight digs and a service ace in the Tigers' 3-0 win over Hunter College. The victory is Princeton's 10th of the season, and sets the Tigers up for a match for third place next Saturday against George Mason.
"I was really happy to see Daniel perform at that level during his Senior Day," head coach Sam Shweisky said. "He led us with eight digs and his energy and leadership helped push us to this win."
Freshman Michael Bagnell had 11 kills and hit .688 for Princeton, which hit over .400 for the match. Fellow freshman Zach Shaw added eight kills, while junior middle Brad Howard had six kills and six blocks.
Junior Jeff Stapleton had 31 assists, while Pat Schwagler had four kills on four swings while playing the opening set.
Princeton will host George Mason Saturday at 4 pm. A win would set up a rematch between the two teams in one EIVA semifinal; a loss would send Princeton into a semifinal against host Penn State.


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Reverend Myers then considers a total of 11 major world religions; highlighting how each faith views its deity or deities, human nature, what each considers to be a person's purpose in life, the religion's views on morality and spirituality, and finally their views on life after death.
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The Delaware State Police and American Legion are now accepting applications for the 42nd annual Trooper Youth Week. This is a week-long live-in academy sponsored by the Delaware State Police and American Legion of Delaware. It is designed to give high school students who are interested in law enforcement an opportunity to experience the rigors of training that police officers receive at the Academy. The training will be held from Monday, June 24 through Friday, June 28.
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Undefeated No. 7 Women's Water Polo Tops Harvard 11-9 on ESPNU
Led by Diana Murphy's four-goal effort, the No. 7 Princeton women's water polo team topped Harvard, 11-9, live on ESPNU Sunday at DeNunzio Pool. The victory extends the Tigers' season-opening win streak and improves them to 11-0 on the year.
Princeton has now completed its very brief home schedule and will play the remainder of its games on the road, beginning with a return trip to Cambridge, Mass. for the Harvard Invitational for three games from Mar. 8-9.
Harvard did not let down throughout the contest, managing the scoreboard five times through the first half. After a Katie Rigler goal tied things up with 33 seconds left in the first quarter, the Crimson responded with a 2-0 run into the second to hold a 6-4 advantage. It would be the largest deficit the Tigers would climb out of for the remainder of the outing.
Murphy showcased her strength in the center, posting back-to-back goals with a man-on, to set up a 3-0 run and lift Princeton to a 7-6 advantage at 4:07.
Princeton was unable to corral control for good, as Harvard knotted things up before Murphy put in the hat trick to close out the half and give the Tigers an 8-7 lead.
Murphy's four goals matched her career high.
In a tale of two halves, it was Princeton's defense to highlight the final two quarters. While scoring came at a premium, as the Tigers outscored the Crimson 3-2, it was all Ashleigh Johnson over the final 16 minutes.
After not making a save in the first quarter, Johnson was nearly impenetrable in the second half and finished with 17 saves and two steals. Her 17 stops are third-best this season for the sophomore goaltender.
Rigler recorded her third hat trick in four games, along with two assists and a steal, while Molly McBee added two steals, a goal and an assist. Jessie Holechek netted twice and had two assists, and Ashley Hatcher had two assists, a goal and a steal.
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Rock, Rock, Rock!, the 1956 black-and-white film starring Cleveland disc jockey and "the King of Rock 'n' Roll" Alan Freed as himself, told the story of a teenage girl trying to gather the money she needs to buy a gown for an upcoming dance. A number of performances – including those by Hall of Fame inductees Chuck Berry, LaVern Baker, the Flamingos, Frankie Lymon and the Teengers and the Moonglows – move the picture along and provide its rock and roll soundtrack.
In the clip below, Freed introduces the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's 2012 American Music Masters honoree Chuck Berry, who delivers his signature moves over "You Can't Catch Me."
Award-winning documentary filmmaker Joe Lauro will present a compilation film of rare clips of Chuck Berry through out his career as part of the American Music Masters conference on Saturday, October 27 at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio. The film will present sections on Berry's acknowledged influences, including T-Bone Walker and Louis Jordan; clips of some of the famous musicians he influenced, such as the Rolling Stones, Beatles and Beach Boys; and film of the only known live performance of Chuck Berry in the 1950s – in color!


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Crown Prince chairs Cabinet session (6/10/13)
June 10, 2013
Crown Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz chaired the Cabinet session at Al-Salam Palace in Jeddah this afternoon. At the outset, the ministers were briefed on the latest regional and international developments, as well as the consultations between Saudi and foreign officials.
Regarding Syria, the Cabinet discussed the serious repercussions caused by the escalation of violence and the use of heavy weapons against civilians and infrastructure. It condemned the blatant interference of the Lebanese Hezbollah group in the conflict. The ministers welcomed the statement issued by the Foreign Ministers of the Arab League Council denouncing the crimes committed against the Syrian people by the Assad regime and through foreign intervention. They also praised the statement's call for the preservation of the territorial integrity, social fabric, state structure and national institutions of Syria and the formation of a transitional government. Finally, the Cabinet said that the international community must respond to the calls for massive amounts of humanitarian aid to support Syrian refugees and internally displaced people.
Turning to other regional developments, the ministers expressed concern over the bloodshed in the Lebanese city of Tripoli and reiterated the Kingdom's appeal to all parties to act wisely in the interest of all of Lebanon and its people. Then, they congratulated Yemen on the success of the first phase of its Comprehensive National Dialogue and the launch of the second phase. These developments, they noted, bode well for Yemen's future, which is an issue of importance to the entire region.
Addressing its remaining agenda items, the Cabinet approved measures for tackling delayed or stalled development and service projects of governmental bodies; approved the final accounts of the General Organization of Grain Silos and Flour Mills and the Electricity and Co-Generation Regulatory Authority for fiscal year 1432/1433 H.; approved the amendment of subparagraph (2) of paragraph (c) of Article (12) of the amended Convention of the International Organization for Satellite Communications; and approved the establishment of a satellite sending platform by the General Commission for Audio-Visual Information that will transmit Saudi-owned channels from the Kingdom.
The Cabinet approved the appointments of Azaam Al-Gain as Minister Plenipotentiary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Salah Al-Arabi as Director General of Administrative and Financial Affairs at Makkah Principality (14th rank); Munair Al-Otaibi as Director General of Administrative and Financial Affairs at the Ministry of Transport (14th rank); Saleh Al-Omari as Director of the Work Committee at the General Secretariat of the Cabinet (15th rank); and Mohammed Al-Shethri as Director General of the Secretary General's Office at the General Secretariat of the Cabinet (14th rank).


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Arkansas County has passed an emergency ordinance to pay $5,500 for the dismantling and transporting of a single-engine plane following last week's search for the plane's pilot.
Arkansas County Sheriff Allen Cheek said Dawson Aircraft, Inc. of Clinton has completed the work and the plane, valued at $500,000, is being stored at the Arkansas County Adult Detention Facility.
The cost will be taken out of the sheriff's department's communications fund. Cheek said whoever gets the plane next would have to pay the amount back along with a storage fee.
It followed last week's search for 40-year-old Dennis Franklin Hunter of Rohnert Park, Calif., who fled from police in Saline County. He later tried to land the plane on Gunnell Road, a gravel road outside of Casscoe, and fled from Keaton Township Constable Bubby Shelton at 7 a.m. April 2, according to Cheek.
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More: For those who haven't heard of it—what is "slow medicine"?
Victoria Sweet: As doctors, most of us practice "fast medicine," which is kind of like fast food: It feeds you when you're hungry and moves you along. Doctors get the diagnosis, give our treatments and check us out of the hospital as quickly as possible. It's wonderful for what it does. But in the last 20 years, as health care economists have attempted to get ahold of costs they saw doctors' time as expensive. The doctor now ends up with maybe 10 minutes per patient.
At Laguna Honda Hospital I practiced what I call "slow medicine." When I'd first meet a patient, I would typically take about two hours to do a work-up: do a full physical exam, research everything that had been done with the patient, medications, the whole thing. Then I'd come up with the diagnoses and a plan—and I'd have time to institute that plan slowly.
More: What are a few suggestions that you have for improving the healthcare system—both in treatment of patients and cost of care?
VS: To give doctors back our time with patients. It's been taken away because they thought doctors were expensive and that it would be more efficient to have a nursing assistant or a machine do tests. It's not. In the book I talk about the inefficiency of "efficiency." When everything is on the computer and tightly controlled and documented it ends up costing more money. I save the system money if I take enough time to diagnose a patient.
About a month ago, a national study came out saying that doctors are ordering too many MRIs. They're ordering them for everyone with back pain, and we know that maybe only a quarter of those people need one. If I only have 10 minutes to examine a person with back pain, there's no way I can determine if she needs the scan, so we just order one. MRIs cost around $1800. It might take me an hour to figure out, to my satisfaction, whether a patient needs an MRI. That's what I call the inefficiency of efficiency.
More: How was Laguna Honda different from other hospitals?
It was unlike any hospital I'd ever been to or even imagined. Originally it was called the San Francisco almshouse, which is how we used to take care of the sick-poor before we had insurance. In the 1950s, just about all of them closed, except in San Francisco.
It was on 62 acres of land right in the middle of San Francisco, and yet most people didn't even know that it existed. It had beautiful, open buildings that looked like medieval monastery. There were long open wards that would hold 30 or so patients. There was a barnyard and a greenhouse where patients could watch chickens hatch and grow plants. Laguna Honda was founded not on the idea that healthcare is a service that I provide to you, but that it's a relationship between the doctor and the patient.
More: When did they begin renovating Laguna Honda?
VS: It was halfway through my time there that we were discovered. The health care economists were horrified by our open wards and basically told the city that they had to build a modern facility or they would shut us down. It took about 10 years to get it all done. It finally opened in December 2010. And it's beautiful, it's modern, patients have private rooms, there's halogen lights, there's cameras. There are two swimming pools—it's very gorgeous. And everyone kind of misses the old place.
More: What have you learned through your PhD studies of the 12th century nun Hildegard of Bingen and her approach to medicine? How has it informed your own practices?
VS: In addition to being a nun, she was also a medical practitioner. Her medicine was based on a completely different model of the body than the mechanical model that we use today. The model we have today looks at the body as a machine made up of parts that are all connected. When someone's sick, I ask myself what's broken so that I can fix it. Hildegard's model said that the body was more like a plant. Someone has to fix a broken machine, but a plant heals itself. She thought that, at its maximum, everybody's body has the ability to heal itself.
I learned to do this at Laguna Honda. When patients weren't doing well, I assumed they had the ability to heal themselves if there wasn't something in the way. Then I'd try to figure out what was in the way of their healing power and move it so it could heal on its own. And it takes time to move those things. They could be too many medications, the wrong food, anxiety, depression, old tissue or a foreign body. Once they are moved, the healing power of body takes time.
More: How did you change as a doctor from working at Laguna Honda?
VS: As a doctor I do a lot less to patients than I used to do. I'm much more confident in my sense of who I think is sick and who I think is fundamentally well. I'm more inclined to sit and hang out with patients, absorb where they're coming from and use that as a diagnostic clue. I much more consciously enjoy being a doctor.
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Wristbands now available in Boulder for Flagstaff finish of USA Pro Challenge
Submitted by David on
From todays Daily Camera:
Wristbands for those who want to watch the Flagstaff finish of the USA Pro Challenge at the end of the month are now available at various locations throughout Boulder.
Boulder will be hosting Stage 6 of the USA Pro Challenge on August 25, with the finish taking place on Flagstaff mountain. Those who wish to watch the finish will be required to wear a special Tyvek wristband that lists the rules and code of conduct for access to the mountain.
The wristbands are free and each person will be limited to five. Wristbands must be picked up in person.
In south Boulder the wristbands will be available at Trek Store, 2626 Baseline Rd., and Boulder Cycle Sport, 629 Broadway.
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Wrist bands?
Submitted by Larry Grossman (not verified) on
Points: 3
I've got 1,200 of 'em so far!
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I've got 1,200 of 'em so far!
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I have 15k of them. It was
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I have 15k of them. It was really tiring making laps and getting 5 at a time, but when I corner the market and can stand on Flagstaff alone it will be all worth it.
Points: 0
I just checked and there are
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I just checked and there are no wristbands required for the last 2012 Tour of Colorado race, The North Boulder Park Classic August 12. And, its in Boulder with a beer tent!
Points: -1
Screw the fans
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Nice job. I understand limiting the size due to the location, but now they're limiting the availability to mostly locals. Many Denver and state residents will not have the opportunity to enjoy this finish. Did anyone consider the folks spending lots of money to travel here from out of state? I can see these wrist bands being sold on Craig's list in the very near future.
Points: 5
Submitted by Brian (not verified) on
Nowhere are they still talking about limiting the spectators on Flagstaff to 30k. They are also saying wristbands can be picked up on race day as well leaving me to believe there will be plenty and they are merely trying to make fans aware of their code of conduct.
Points: -5
There is no limit on the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
There is no limit on the number of bracelets being given out and no actual number limit on the number of people who can walk or ride up the road to watch the race. The City of Boulder CAN NOT legally limit the number of people on a COUNTY road. Simply put the city has no jurisdiction or legal authority and the Sheriff isn't going to do it.
Points: 1
Take this with a grain of
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Take this with a grain of salt. USAPROBolder just posted this on their Facebook page:
The max number allowed on Flagstaff mountain will be 30,000. There is a limit of 5 wristbands per person at each of the pickup locations.
Points: -5
what they say and what can
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
what they say and what can actually be enforced are not necessarily the same thing. Its a public relations move to appease the crazies. Say that there is a limit but dont actually enforce it.
Points: -14
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
by having more concrete numbers re: the number of fans at the finish, they can market the event better in future years. It will be so much more meaningful to say "we gave out 30,000 wristbands" instead of "we estimate we had 30,000 fans".
Just get your wristband. It's all good.
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The picture file type is not supported in Windows Media Center. For example, digital photos that are taken with a digital camera and saved in the RAW file format are not supported in Windows Media Center. For a list of file types that are supported in Windows Media Center, see File types supported by Windows Media Center.
The file type has changed to an unsupported file type, such as a thumbnail, or is corrupt. You may need to modify the image by opening the file in a photo-editing program, and then resaving the image in a file type that is supported in Windows Media Center.
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The file is corrupted. Try to open the picture in a photo-editing program to see if you can edit the picture in that program. If you can, try to make and save the changes to your photo by using that program.
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1) I need to put away my Christmas decorations.
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