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Employment Articles in Hayward, Wisconsin by Shweta Khare
How to Best describe the Objective in your Resume
by Shweta Khare - Nov, 2013
First impressions must make an impact, to be precise, to show respect and to be courteous is what it takes to make a pleasant and lasting one. You might be able to do it in person but how good are you on it at writing – and especially when you are applying for a job your resume and cover letter are the ones that make this special first impression. And of course to make that impact, be sure to polish your objective and that...
The Roadblocks to Working from Home
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No matter how sane and sound advice you receive on working from home the roadblocks are ever present and often times tough to navigate. An effective work-from-home routine depends on how well you manage to navigate past these obstacles and eventually work toward eliminating some of them. Child care Dilemma If you have young kids at home it is best to have them at school or under child care when working from home, it is e...
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How Better Presentation Skills Can Get You Ahead In Your Career
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When are you making a presentation at your workplace? At the seminars, meetings, expos, sales presentations? Think again, presenting is much more diverse and is an inherent part of today's workplace. Not only in a meeting but when putting up a proposal on why you must expect a pay increase this year, discussing your performance reviews or trying to move on to a more satisfying project, you are using your presentation skills to...
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Identifying the core reasons for stress during job search is the first step towards eliminating them. Can you answer this question honestly? What are you worried about the most and how can you eliminate the core reasons for your stress? The three core stressors during a long-term job search are: • Financial pressure • The fear of social gatherings • Self pity and self loathing Take Care of your Financial Health...
Why Do We Don't Do What We WANT To Do
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There is so much we want to do there is so much we need to do, though simple words are they need and want often forces us on different paths; it does not a matter if we like it or not. We often don't do what we want to do because of the various hurdles that we have or we make in our lives. But whatever this discussion comes to it is safe to say that it is easy to do what we want to do if we take care of the "need" first. Re...
The ABCs of Success at Work
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Here are the ABCs of success at work – this is how I make the best of work at my workplace! A Attitude – When I wear my confident-happy-attitude at work; that is who I am that day. When I wear my 'can-do-anything' and 'I-am-Successful-at-what-I-do' attitude; that is who I am that day. I am always aware of the fact that my attitude defines who I am. My attitude at work and towards work has helped me make my workdays a ple...
How To Advertise and Promote Your Business
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If you are looking for different options to advertise and to promote your business and want to narrow down on the best options for your particular needs, then this article will help you in finding out the different ways to advertise online and how feasible it is to your budget and business needs. Although the article focuses primarily on the internet listings, the traditional personal approach of postcards and mailers should n...
The Good and the Bad of Email Marketing
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What marketing strategies do you use to promote your business? If you have not tried email marketing as an option, then this article is definitely for you – to help you understand what E-marketing is about and also to get a list of resources to get going on it. The Good One of the major pros of email marketing is that is cheap and effective (cheaper than direct mailing and effective in reducing the time to reach out to t...
Five Steps to Deal with Boring Work
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If you are bored at work and have done nothing about it, perhaps this article will get you up and working on how to get out of it right now – You really can be bored to death, researchers say. According to the report: "Those who reported they had been very bored were two and a half times more likely to die of a heart problem than those who hadn't reported being bored," AP reports and cites comments from cardiologist Chri...
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21 comments:
- Tattooed_Fish said...
Thanks for hosting such an awesome party, Rebecca.
- April 12, 2011 at 10:32 PM
- Michell @Girl in Air said...
Thanks for hosting! I'm a new follower....adding you to my linky list
- April 12, 2011 at 10:34 PM
- Trisha said...
New follower & just linked up! Can't wait to check out all the great projects :D
- April 12, 2011 at 11:46 PM
- Jen said...
Thanks SO much for featuring my Pleated Ruffle Tank Top! I'm totally flattered and so looking forward to linking up more girlish projects in the future! xo ~Jen
- April 13, 2011 at 12:19 AM
- Anna K. said...
Hooray - Thanks for hosting!
- April 13, 2011 at 12:48 AM
- Dorian said...
Rebecca! Aren't you the greatest?! Thanks for featuring my lil' tute, I'm so glad you liked it! Can't wait to party with you some more!
- April 13, 2011 at 12:54 AM
- Cheri said...
Thanks for inviting me - I put your button on my Link parties page and am a new follower!
- April 13, 2011 at 1:10 AM
- Vivienne @ the V Spot said...
Hi Rebecca! Thanks for the invitation to the party. I linked up a few projects, grabbed a button and am going to follow you. (But right now I can't see your followers box... might be my browser. I'll try again.)
- April 13, 2011 at 1:16 AM
- Shelby&BrandonOsmond said...
Hi Rebecca you are so cute! Thanks for featuring my necklace and I am not grabbing a button! Thanks so much and I look forward to linking up with you more!!
- April 13, 2011 at 8:09 AM
- Morgan said...
that first shirt is adorable! :-)
- April 13, 2011 at 8:48 AM
- Claudia Almandoz Gerbolini said...
thankyou so much for inviting me over Rebecca! I linked 3 of my projects, but I sorta made a bu-bu too...jejjejeje.... I think my email went on totally wrong on the 3 links. I don´t know how this could come in handy, but just in case, here goes:
sorry!!!! that´s a first for me!!! Love your girly blog! Have a beautiful day! Clau
- April 13, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- Moms of all Trades said...
Thanks for inviting Us! Super fun Party and we are your newest followers
- April 13, 2011 at 10:06 AM
- Laura @ Our House Of Joyful Noise said...
Hi Rebecca!! Thank you for your comment about my Spring Strands, and the invite to your linky party! I will be adding your button to my sidebar as soon as I finish working with my kids here. But I wanted to ask YOU, and ANYONE ELSE, to PLEASE come link up at my ALL NEW Linky-Party too! It's only on week 2, and I need participants, badly! The Linky Party is right at the end of the Spring Strands post. I'll be looking at link-ups here too, and leaving comments!
- April 13, 2011 at 3:09 PM
- Morgan said...
there you go dear! officially linked up! :-)
- April 13, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Laurie said...
Thanks so much for hosting! Your blog is such fun!
- April 13, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- Kimmy said...
Thanks for the invite to link up. Your blog is fabulous, and I love What I'm Wearing Wednesdays!
- April 13, 2011 at 5:41 PM
- House Revivals said...
Rebecca, thanks for the invitation! I'm a new follower and I've linked up my garland project!
- April 13, 2011 at 6:36 PM
- {Peppermint Plum} said...
Thanks for the linky-uppy! Cute things this week! :)
-Annie @ {PeppermintPlum}
- April 13, 2011 at 6:54 PM
- {nifty thrifty things} said...
Thank you for your sweet comment and inviting me over to your linky party! :)
xoxo from Germany,
Vanessa @ {nifty thrifty things}
- April 14, 2011 at 4:31 AM
- Miranda said...
Hi! Thanks for inviting me. I hope I'm not too late to the party...whoops. I linked up my ruffled Easter egg shirt. Have a great weekend!
- April 14, 2011 at 11:12 PM
- sunghee said...
Thank you for the invitation!
Wow~! so many eye candies!
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A Fowler man was killed in a one-vehicle crash Sunday about one mile south of Fowler.
Colorado State Patrol said Floyd Aragon of Fowler was driving a 1990 Acura Legacy westbound on County Road KK.75 around 12:30 p.m. Sunday when the right tires traveled off the right side of the road. The Acura overcorrected to the left then to the right and ran off the right side of the road. The Acura rolled one-half times and struck a power pole before coming to a rest on its top.
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Cooling Jacket, Water, Rocket Motor, Goddard, Half
This is a copper water jacket used for cooling rocket motors and was designed and built by early American rocket pioneer Dr. Robert H. Goddard. If a rocket motor became too hot or overheated during runs, it could burst or explode. The jacket fit snugly around the entire motor from the top of the combustion chamber to the bottom of the long nozzle.
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Gift of Mrs. Robert H. Goddard
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The first of two concerts by California troubadour Jackie Greene and his backing band went over well with the energized and lubricated Friday night crowd at The State Room.
What's perennially mystifying about Greene is why such a talented singer-songwriter relies on covers for nearly half of his show. One gets the feeling that Greene either feels compelled to play them - he earned a lot of name recognition and many new fans when playing with former Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh about four years ago - or whether he simply wants to play the chestnuts because he loves them as much as his fans do.
Unless Greene volunteers the information, we're left to wonder - and enjoy. After Friday, however, I'm starting to draw the conclusion that Greene simply enjoys the old favorites.
Greene's band tackled several nice selections from his songbook, "Don't Let the Devil Take Your Mind" "I'm So Gone," and "Medicine" before launching into the Dead's 1970 chestnut "New Speedway Boogie," which had a majority of the audience on its feet and swaying. During this song he also teased two other GD staples "The Other One" and "Bird Song."
After briefly returning to his own songbook for "Shaky Ground," Greene closed the set with nearly a 20-minute cover tune blast: "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" rolled into an instrumental take on Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall," before segueing into the Dead's "Shakedown Street" and returning to "Grapevine."
After a break, Greene returned and steered the band from behind the keyboards for the set's opening run of songs: "Shaken," "Grindstone," and "Tell Me Mama." The final selection's bluesy/gospel-tinged organ and plaintive vocals were arguably the concert's highlight.
After picking up an acoustic guitar and his harmonica rack, Greene led the band through a flawless take of one of his more popular songs "Gone Wanderin'." After two more originals, Greene and company returned to cover-ville, this time seamlessly sewing The Beatles' "Taxman" and "Tomorrow Never Knows" into one feedback-fueled 10-minute blast of mid-'60s moptop madness.
After that, Greene returned to the Dead's archives for the venerable live staple "Scarlet Begonias," from 1974's "Mars Hotel."
Folks who track Greene's songlists online wouldn't have seen anything unusual about the sets until that point, but there turned out to be a surprise waiting.
Greene wowed the crowd - and seemingly the band too - with a high-spirited cover of "Bring It On Home," the Sonny Boy Williamson blues number that Led Zeppelin converted into a grand synthesis of blues-rock power on Led Zeppelin II. To say this went over well with the crowd is like saying farmers enjoy rain. Whether it was the 60-year-old man to my right jumping as high as he could for more than half of the song or the fist-pumping fans on the front row, the audience was down-right euphoric.
After the song, which ended with Greene doing a note-perfect Robert Plant imitation of the song's high-powered crescendo, he thanked the crowd and said he hoped to see them again Saturday. He will. Saturday's a sell-out too. Follow Salt Lake Magazine arts/entertainment writer Scott Murphy on Twitter at murphyinfo. Contact Scott via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Ludwig van Beethoven
'Love inspires my endeavours, true love fears nothing.' Leonora dresses up as a man and under the name of Fidelio, finds work in the prison where her husband Florestan is being held as a political dissident. Through her tenacity, love and sacrifice, she is able to save Florestan from the claws of the cruel Don Pizarro, who wanted him out of the way because he had seen through his infamous plans. Fidelio, Beethoven's only opera, is not only a musical miracle but also a superb humanist manifesto on love, on man in all his facets and depths, on liberation and self-realisation, and on ethics and human duties. From a Marxist point of view, the work is seen as an opera of revolution, while the philosopher Ernest Bloch has labelled it a utopian opera, but above all it always remains an ode to human values.
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Breast cancer could be looked at in a whole new way after a new study that finds breast cancer tumors belong in 10 different categories, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Already called a "landmark" report, the research, published in the journal Nature, looked at 2,000 frozen breast cancer samples and shows survival rates can be more accurately predicted and treatment better administered by determining the exact category of breast cancer a woman has, according to the newspaper.
"If you belong to one group you'll need one therapy, and if you're in another you'll need another," lead researcher and University of Cambridge breast cancer geneticist Dr. Carlos Caldas tells the Times. "A lot of women are being overtreated. Can we spare them that?"
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Green Wave sits at 20-20 on the season
Reeves' Season Debut Sparks Baseball's 3-2 Defeat of UNO
Green Wave wins the First NBC Cup in victory
Stellar Pitching, Defense Gives Tulane a 5-2 Win Over ULM
Randy LeBlanc gets his second straight win on the mound, Bowen Woodson makes great plays at second base
Back-to-Back Games Against ULM, UNO in Store for Tulane Baseball Midweek
Team will play in Monroe on Tuesday at noon before returning home to face UNO on Wednesday
Baseball Drops Game Three to East Carolina, 4-2, Behind Two ECU Home Runs
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The winningest coach in Tulane history, Rick Jones enters his 21st season at the helm of the Green Wave. A staple in college baseball, Jones has manned the dugout for 32 years as a collegiate coach and 39 as a coach overall. Jones has lived a life of baseball and the game has given him multiple lifetime's worth of accolades and success stories both on and off the field.
Since taking over as head coach prior to the 1994 season, Jones has led Tulane to the NCAA Regionals in 12 of his 19 seasons. His postseason résumé includes a school-record nine consecutive trips from 1998-2006, three regional championships and trips to the College World Series in 2001 and 2005.
Jones was appointed the head coach of the 2009 United States Collegiate National Team on July 8, 2008. He guided the Red, White & Blue to the championship of the 2009 Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline World Baseball Challenge at Prince George Citizen Field in British Columbia, posting a 5-1 record in the tournament. Jones' squad grabbed the title with a 5-2 victory over Canada in the championship game.
Under Jones' tutelage, Tulane has ten seasons of 40 or more victories, including school-record 56-win seasons during both CWS years. His 2001 club set the school mark for winning percentage at .812 (56-13) and the 2005 club was a shade better at .823 (56-12).
In a 2007 study done by Baseball America, Tulane has had the most meteoric rise among college baseball programs from 1999 through the end of the 2006 season. The Green Wave rose 66 spots and ranked 16th among Division I programs following the inception of the Super Regional. Baseball America honored the Green Wave again that January, naming Tulane one of 16 teams nationally to receive an "A" impact rating based on overall performance both on and off the field since the NCAA tournament field was expanded to 64 in 1999.
Sixty-one Green Wave players have earned all-conference honors on 89 occasions, including 54 first-team selections, and 27 have claimed C-USA All-Freshman Team recognition.
The winningest coach in C-USA history, Jones was named C-USA Coach of the Decade in 2005 after helping Tulane win four Conference USA regular-season championships and the C-USA Tournament a league-record five times. A league-high four Tulane players were named to the C-USA All-Decade team - Michael Aubrey, Jake Gautreau, James Jurries and Chad Sutter - and Gautreau was named Player of the Decade.
Seven of the 18 C-USA Players of the Year have come from Tulane, including a five-year streak from 1999-2003, to give the Green Wave more than any other league team. In addition, six C-USA Freshman of the Year have donned a Green Wave jersey, while three Tulane standouts have been named conference's Pitcher of the Year.
Conference is not the only level to recognize the Tulane program, though. On the national scene, 22 players have received All-American recognition - including at least one every season from 1996-2006 - 17 players were named Freshman All-Americans, and five have earned positions on the USA Baseball National Team during the Jones era.
Professional scouts have also taken note on Jones' players as well. Major League Baseball teams have spent 54 draft picks on Tulane players - including five in the first-round - since 1994, and a total of 76 players have signed professional contracts.
While Tulane has achieved unprecedented success on the diamond under Jones, it has enjoyed the same amount of accolades in the classroom as Green Wave players have earned C-USA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll recognition 218 times since 1996, which stands as a direct testament to the level of student-athlete Jones has been able to bring into the Tulane program.
Since 1994, six players have earned Academic All-America honors, including James Juries (2001), Tommy Manzella (2005) and Rob Segedin (2010) who became the first three Tulane student-athletes to earn athletic and academic All-America recognition in the same season. Brandon Boudreaux and Jeremy Schaffer became the first set of teammates in Tulane history to earn Academic All-America honors during the same season when they grabbed third-team and second-team honors, respectively.
Every player who played four years for Jones has completed their degree, and several have gone on to prominent roles in their post-graduate life. While baseball has been the career choice of some, the list of former Jones players include Major Leaguers, Major League general managers, radiologists, lawyers, state representatives, accountants and health care workers.
Jones' impact is not limited to his players, however, as many of his former assistants have held collegiate head coaching positions: Brian Cleary (formerly at Cincinnati), Jim Schlossnagle (TCU), Rob Cooper (Penn State) and Mark Kingston (Illinois State). In addition, three of his former players are now college head coaches: Mike Kennedy at Elon, Steve Trimper at Maine and Matt Riser at Southeastern Louisiana.
For his contributions to college baseball, Jones has earned a trio of Conference USA Coach of the Year titles and has been named Louisiana Coach of the Year five times. Following the 2001 season, Jones earned his first Division I Coach of the Year award when he was named the American Baseball Coaches Association/Diamond Sport Company Division I South Region Coach of the Year and in 2005 he was honored as Baseball America's National Coach of the Year.
In 20 seasons with the Green Wave, Jones has tallied a 804-429-2 record (.652), including a 315-189-2 mark in conference play. A 6-0 victory over LeMoyne on Feb. 22, 2009 gave Jones his 642nd victory, making him the winningest coach in school history, surpassing Tulane legend Joe Brockhoff's record, which stood at 641 wins since Brockhoff's retirement following the 1993 season. On May 4, 2010 he posted his 700th victory as the Tulane skipper with an 8-5 victory against Louisiana Monroe.
On May 10, 2013, Jones won his 800th game at Tulane when he and his squad defeated UCF in Orlando, 8-1. With the victory at the time, Jones became one of only 15 current college coaches with 800 or more wins at their current school, a mark of excellence and a testament to the success he has had over the course of his career at Tulane.
Winning and national recognition are nothing new to Jones, though, as he has achieved success at every stop of his coaching journey. Including previous head coaching stints at Ferrum (Va.) College and Elon (N.C.) College, Jones has tallied 1,012 career head coaching victories. For most of his life, Jones has been around the baseball diamond and on April 8, 2011 in Orlando, Fla. he posted his 1,000th career head coaching victory. His 1,000th win came via a 10-8, come-from-behind victory over UCF.
Jones was also selected to help coach Team USA in 1990 where he served as the national team's pitching coach and recruiting coordinator. Jones helped Team USA win the bronze medal at the Goodwill Games and earn the silver medal at the Presidential Cup in Taiwan.
As the assistant head coach at national power Georgia Tech from 1990-93, Jones coached the pitchers for four years and served as the Yellow Jackets' recruiting coordinator for three seasons. During his stint in Atlanta, Jones helped the Yellow Jackets to four consecutive NCAA Regionals, and his recruiting classes were nationally ranked each year and included the likes of Nomar Garciappara and Jay Payton.
Jones' pitching staffs posted team ERAs below 4.00 in three of his four seasons at Georgia Tech. The 1992 staff finished the season 10th in the NCAA in ERA, while the 1993 staff finished sixth, marking the first times in Georgia Tech's history that a pitching staff ranked among the national leaders.
Prior to joining the Georgia Tech staff, Jones served as the head coach at Elon College where he helped the then-Fighting Christians (Elon has since renamed its mascot the Phoenix) to a 174-61 record from 1985-89. His .743 winning percentage is the best of any coach in the school's athletic history. Jones' Elon clubs won four NAIA District 26 titles and made three trips to the NAIA World Series, ranking in the Top 10 each year. In 1989, Jones led Elon to a 36-9 record and earned National Coach of the Year recognition.
While at Elon, Jones was a three-time NAIA District Coach of the Year, and earned Regional Coach of the Year and Carolina Conference Coach of the year honors twice. In 1989, Jones was tabbed the National Coach of the Year, earned Diamond Baseball National Coach of the Year honors for NAIA schools, and was inducted to the Elon Hall of Fame in October 2004.
Jones' collegiate coaching career began at Ferrum College in Virginia where he led the Panthers to a 102-34-1 record from 1982-84, including a pair of Top 10 rankings. Jones began his coaching career at E.E. Smith High School in Fayetteville, N.C. and prior to his stop at E.E. Smith, Jones taught and coached in the Chatham County school system for three years.
A 1975 graduate of UNC-Wilmington, Jones was a two-year letterman on the Seahawk baseball team before earning his master's degree at North Carolina A&T in 1977. He also attended Sandhills Community College in North Carolina where he played for two seasons.
Jones is married to the former Gina Zwan, formerly a special education teacher in the Jefferson Parish School system.


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NAVIGON questions and answers
If you drive using NAVIGON, you'll want the exact details. How to download updates, for example, or install additional maps or services, or how NAVIGON FreshMaps works. You'll find manuals, downloads and answers to your questions here.
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- NAVIGON Sync: Import addresses from Outlook
With the software NAVIGON Sync you can transfer addresses to your navigation device you have saved in Microsoft Outlook on your computer. When you want to navigate to one of these addresses, you can easily select them from the list "Contacts".
Your computer must have the ability to access the data of the navigation device. Proceed as follows:
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Worthen Wins Pole Vault at Princeton Invitational
PRINCETON, N.J. (2/16/13) - Senior Tory Worthen won the pole vault as the Princeton women's track & field team hosted the Princeton Invitational on Saturday, Feb. 16 at Jadwin Gym.
Worthen cleared 4.00 (13-1.5) for the win. Classmate Lauren Tauscher finished third in the event with a mark of 3.70 (12-1.50).
Freshman Sara Ronde was the runner-up in the long jump as she found 5.58 (18-3.75) on her final attempt. She also placed fifth in the 200 with a time of 25.92.
Finishing one place ahead of Ronde in the 200 was freshman Joanna Anyanwu at 25.90. She also made the finals of the 60 and finished sixth at 7.96.
In the mile, freshman Sarah Porter earned the victory with a time of 5:06.97. Sophomore Gina Talt ran 5:09.55 to finish fifth.
Junior Kacie O'Neil clocked a 2:15.82 to earn runner-up status in the 800.
In the high jump, freshmen Taylor Morgan and Inka Busack both cleared 1.60 (5-3) to tie for third.
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|Vandal golf signs Washington standout
MOSCOW, Idaho - One of Washington's premier junior golfers has signed a letter of intent with the University of Idaho.
Zach Wanderscheid of Goldendale, Wash., signed his letter with coach Jon Reehoorn's team Wednesday.
"I'm extremely excited that someone of Zach's caliber has decided to attend the University of Idaho and be a part of Vandal Golf," said Reehoorn, who loses two players to graduation this year. "We are going to have big shoes to fill next season and I'm confident Zach has the ability to step on campus next fall and contribute immediately.
"Zach's greatest attribute is his belief in his own abilities. Every time he steps on the course, he expects to win. He is a very long hitter, but more importantly he has shown the ability to make putts at crucial times. Those attributes, along with his proven ability to win at the local, state, and regional level, should help him make the transition to collegiate golf much easier."
Among Wanderscheid's accomplishments is winning the 2009 Pacific Northwest Junior Golf Championship, which was played at the University of Idaho course. He had rounds of 69-69 in the medalist phase before winning six matches to capture the title.
He also was the Pacific Northwest Golf Association Junior Boys' Player of the Year; the Washington State Golf Association Junior Boys' Player of the Year, and the Washington Junior Golf Association Player of the Year.
In addition to winning the PNJ in 2009, he also tied for second at the Washington State Junior Golf Championship; won the 1A Washington State High School Champion; made it to the round of 32 at the Pacific Northwest Golf Association Men's Amateur. Round of 32; was the 2009 US Junior Amateur Local Qualifying Medalist; was the 2009 US Open Local Qualifying Co-Medalist; was selected as a member of the Amateur team for the 2009 PNWPGA Hudson Cup, and represented Washington at the Hogan Cup in Portland in August.


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Want to spend that extra hour at the beach and not cook dinner? Too lazy to even get dressed up to go out to eat? Causeway Gourmet in Ocean Isle Beach has a solution. It offers an extensive take-out menu, and even delivers after 5 p.m. to Ocean Isle and Sunset Beach. It also has very casual eat-in dining.
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Causeway Gourmet, at 100-7 Causeway Drive, is open 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for lunch and 5 to 9 p.m. for dinner seven days a week. The online menu is extensive, with a kids' menu, lots of salads, sandwiches, flatbread wraps, pastas and entrees including fennel-rubbed salmon and lemon chicken with grilled asparagus.
Call to find out about daily specials, or sign up on the website and the restaurant will send you the specials each day. During the busy summer season, menu changes may not get updated online, so call ahead if there's a dish you have your heart set on. Details: (910) 575-1084 or causewaygourmet.webs.com.
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Growing up in a Pennsylvania Dutch area, I was surrounded by excellent cooks and wonderful foods. I enjoy experimenting with new recipes, like this change-of-pace chili. —Kaye Whiteman, Charleston, West Virginia
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 2-1/2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1/2 pound ground turkey
- 1 pound uncooked boneless skinless turkey breast, cubed
- 3 cups chicken broth
- 1 can (15 ounces) garbanzo beans or chickpeas, rinsed and drained
- 1 tablespoon minced jalapeno pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram
- 1/4 teaspoon dried savory
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1 tablespoon water
- Shredded Monterey Jack cheese, optional
- In a 2-qt. saucepan, saute onion and garlic in oil for 5 minutes or until tender. Stir in cumin; cook for 5 minutes. Add turkey; cook over medium heat until no longer pink. Add broth, beans, jalapeno, marjoram and savory; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 45 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Uncover; cook 15 minutes more. Dissolve cornstarch in water; stir into chili. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Serve topped with cheese if desired. Yield: 6 servings.
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
Originally published as White Chili in Home-Style Soups, Salad and Sandwiches Cookbook 1996, p9
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"Is that right? 3 cups of broth? It came out very soupy, but taste was good."
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"Why do people insist on commenting on a recipe before they even try it? Then they don't even read the recipe correctly :) Chicken BROTH."
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"What a nice idea for an after-Thanksgiving meal, and a refreshing change of pace from the usual Turkey Veg Soup and Turkey Tetrazzini. I will replace the ground turkey with extra cubed leftover meat, and may use Great Northern beans, but the seasonings and the idea sound delicious. I'll be back after Thanksgiving to let you know how we liked it."
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- 1 package (16 ounces) angel food cake mix
- 1/2 cup water
- 1-1/2 teaspoons almond extract
- 2 cups flaked coconut
- In a large bowl, beat the cake mix, water and extract on low speed for 30 seconds. Scrape bowl; beat on medium speed for 1 minute. Fold in the coconut.
- Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls 2 in. apart onto a parchment paper-lined baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 10-12 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove paper with cookies to wire racks to cool. Yield: 5 dozen.
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"Making these today, they flattened out. Also I baked them on wax paper, big mess, I had to peel them off and the paper stuck to the cookies. I think it meant to use parchment paper. Otherwise I added chocolate chips and almonds and finished off the other half of the batter and put. Them on a plane cookie sheet and they turned out better. However still hard to remove from the pan. Still delicious..I wonder what I did wrong that they flattened out so much?"
"Made these this afternoon.. Excellent.."
"I have made these 5 times so far. They have been a big hit!! I did decrease the almond extract to 3/4 tsp. I add an extra 1/2 cup of coconut. Sometimes I add chocolate chips, sometimes I add toasted almonds. So far, the chocolate chip ones have been the favorite. Love this super easy recipe!!"
"WOW!! if you like almond flavoring, this one is for you. I decided to use about 3/4 t. of almond flavoring instead of the 1 1/2 t. because I thought it sounded like too much. Just the small bit I put in is VERY strong and not good. I will try them again because I will only try 1/4 t. or try some vanilla."
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Amyloid angiopathy in cognitive dysfunction and Alzheimer's disease
In addition to the well-known accumulation of amyloid beta (Aβ) in neuropil plaques and intracellular sites, Alzheimer's disease (AD) is associated with substantial Aβ deposition in the cerebral vasculature. Whereas, clearly, cerebrovascular disease is not the sole cause of AD, mounting evidence indicates that cerebrovascular amyloid angiopathy (CAA) contributes to some aspects of the cognitive impairments associated with AD. These findings have led to the hypothesis that CAA contributes to neuronal dysfunction and thus cognitive impairment, possibly through brain hypoperfusion. However, there is a temporal overlap between the deposition of Aβ in neuropil and cerebrovasculature, making it difficult to separate the relative contributions to AD dementia from CAA vs. neuropil Aβ. Our recent preliminary studies examining the course of amyloidosis in AD model mice indicate that CAA often develops prior to neuropil Aβ deposition. Further, some of the available transgenic (Tg) AD models exhibit quite different levels of vascular versus neuropil deposits. Finally, neuropil Aβ develops more extensively and earlier in female vs male mice. Thus, the following studies are designed to use the temporal separation and quantitative differences in Aβ deposition in the blood vessel wall versus neuropil, to test the hypothesis that CAA contributes to cognitive dysfunction and pathology in AD.
We are testing the prediction that 1) CAA precedes neuropil Aβ deposition and 2) compared to the course of Aβ deposition in neuropil, CAA is more closely linked in time to the onset of cognitive impairment. 3) We also are examining the hypothesis that Aβ deposition in blood vessels is associated with altered blood flow, oxidative stress and inflammation that in turn will lead to cognitive deficits and finally, 4) we will study whether pharmaceutical reduction of cerebrovascular inflammation significantly reduces the development of CAA and brain Aβ deposition and attenuates the development of cognitive dysfunction. We propose to use simultaneous quantification of CAA, and extra- and intra-cellular Aβ deposition, and cortical blood flow in conjunction with systematic analyses of behavioral and pathological markers in two different Tg AD models (expressing high and low degrees of CAA), to test these working hypothesis.
The proposed studies will produce the first systematic time course study relating the deposition of Aβ in the vascular and other compartments of the brain to development of cognitive dysfunction. The multidisciplinary experience of our group in studies of hippocampal system anatomy/physiology, vascular function and detailed behavioral and pathological analyses in Tg animals places us in an advantageous position to test the increasingly important possibility that CAA is a significant contributor to cognitive dysfunction and neuropathology in Tg AD models and in humans.
Hypertension in cognitive dysfunction and Alzheimer's disease
Hypertension is a risk factor for stroke, cardiovascular disorders, and vascular dementia, and the incidence of these diseases grows with increasing blood pressure. Recent studies have shown that hypertension is also a risk factor for Alzheimer's disease (AD). AD is associated with the accumulation of amyloid beta (Aβ) in plaques in the brain parenchyma but also with substantial amyloid β deposition in the cerebral vasculature. Furthermore, it has been demonstrated that AD patients have cerebral hypoperfusion and hypoactivity. Clearly, cerebrovascular disease is not the sole cause of AD, but mounting evidence indicates that changes in the cerebrovasculature and in cerebral blood flow do contribute to the cognitive dysfunction associated with AD. For instance, recent studies have indicated that cerebral blood vessel reactivity is impaired in Tg AD model mice. The brain renin-angiotensin system plays an important role in the regulation of the cerebral blood pressure and blood flow, but with increasing age (and during the development of CAA) this regulation is altered. This modifies the cerebral circulation such that sustained hypoperfusion or oligemia is impacted upon the aging process to induce augmented pathology. Our preliminary studies indicate that aged Tg AD model mice exhibit decreased cerebral blood flow and blood volume when significant amyloid β depositions are present. Together, these findings have led to the hypothesis that sustained hypertension will lead to decreased functional hyperemia in the brain, and that this contributes to brain hypoperfusion which adds to the cognitive impairments of AD. Further, decreased blood flow will concurrently lead to increased amyloid β deposition in the brain due to decreased clearance of amyloid β. Thus, our studies are designed to test the hypothesis that long-term untreated hypertension will lead to perturbed vascular function, oligemia, and increased cognitive dysfunction and pathology in AD model mice.
Treatment of amyloid pathology and cognitive deficits with small D-peptides.
Several lines of evidence, including genetics, have provided strong evidence for a central role of the amyloid-β-peptide (Aβ) in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease (AD). Whereas it now seems unlikely that plaques contribute significantly to the cognitive deficits of AD, it is becoming more and more probable that Aβ oligomer peptides are the culprit. Thus, inhibition of Aβ oligomerization in the brain is an important target for AD therapy. We tested a D-enantiomeric amino acid peptide (D3) with strong and specific binding properties for Aβ42, and we have demonstrated that the peptide has a strong influence on Aβ oligomerization, disaggregation and cytotoxicity in vitro and in vivo. We have created a new D-enantiomeric amino acid peptide, a dipeptide (i.e., D3D3) with even stronger and more specific binding properties for oligomeric Aβ42. We have preliminary evidence that in vitro, it significantly reduces amyloid β oligomerization. We propose to use simultaneous quantification of Aβ deposition and Aβ levels in conjunction with detailed analyses of behavioral and pathological markers in a Tg AD model to test this working hypothesis. The proposed studies will yield a systematic time course study relating the prevention of the formation of Aβ oligomers in the brain to the development of cognitive dysfunction. We propose to infuse the peptide in the brain and i.p. using Alzet minipumps for two months and analyze cognitive outcome, Aβ deposition and Aβ levels, and levels of inflammatory markers. The peptide has similar characteristics to D3, therefore we expect it to significantly reduce Aβ pathology and cognitive deficits, therefore providing a basis for a new therapeutic approach.
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In 2007— after years of odd behavior during city council meetings—Charles "Cookie" Thornton filed free-speech lawsuits in both county and federal courts against the city of Kirkwood, Mo., for barring him from speaking during council meetings. Photo: Michael Fielding
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Panic buttons, a hazard situation policy, video system, and after-hours security around City Hall in Lima, Ohio, were good, but the city council wasn't convinced they were enough. A team led by Major Tony Swygart of the Lima Police Department, Human Resources Director Vince Ozier, and Public Works Director Howard Elstro has undertaken an audit of the city's physical security. Photo: City of Lima
Cathy Yost didn't know the woman, but the story told by the stranger after the rededication of the Kirkwood, Mo., city council chambers was like so many others of her husband of 40 years, Ken.
The stranger told the story of a rose garden planted in memory of her daughter, who died of a brain aneurysm at the age of 19. After a fierce winter storm, a public works plow broke a piece of the curb near the garden. The woman notified Ken Yost, who told her, "I promise you on the next warm day we'll get that fixed." Assuming he meant some time in the spring, she was surprised when—just a few weeks later—several trucks and 10 men were on the scene to repair the curb fronting the rose garden memorial.
Humble and dedicated, Kirkwood's public works director was the everyman of civil service:
Yost worked closely with the design team that reconstructed the city's James P. Kirkwood Bridge spanning the Union Pacific Railroad downtown. The project received a national award from the American Society of Civil Engineers and was 2001 American Public Works Association project of the year.
Yost wrote grants that funded renovations and expansions of the city's recycling depository, one of the longest-running recycling drop-off programs in Missouri.
He helped craft ordinances to maintain the city's quality of life, most recently one that provides guidelines for new construction in existing neighborhoods.
He even volunteered every spring to teach local middle-school students about the basics of bridge design and construction and spoke to children at his church, First Presbyterian, about landfills and recycling.
Now he was being remembered in the wake of a shooting rampage by a local contractor who killed five people during a city council meeting just a few months earlier.
During his 35-year tenure with the Kirkwood Public Works Department, Ken Yost had grown familiar with the rhythm of city government, and he knew an uneventful meeting when he saw one. After dinner the night of Feb. 7, he put on a black suit, smiled, and told his wife, "I don't see this being a complicated meeting. I'll see you by nine." From there he made the short drive to city hall down the cozy tree-lined streets of the thriving middle-class St. Louis suburb for the last time.
"He changed lives," his wife says of the man who in 1973 left his job as a structural engineer in bridge design with St. Louis consulting firm Sverdrup Corp. to be a part of the "big picture"—city government.
When a friend told Cathy Yost in the chaotic aftermath that Charles "Cookie" Thornton was the shooter, it all became obvious. "Of course," She thought to herself. "How did I not see it?" Another friend later asked why the Yosts hadn't filed a restraining order against Thornton. "I didn't think I needed one," she responded.
She knew little about the depth of Thornton's rage against her husband. After all, she had never met the man personally, and her husband refrained from sharing Thornton's odd behavior at council meetings: Thornton once set up a poster of a donkey and called the council and staff jackasses; he was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct—his second arrest for disorderly conduct that month.
In 2004, when the couple moved out of Kirkwood to a nearby suburb, Ken Yost never told his wife that part of his motivation was to feel safer. It was one of several choices he made to avoid further conflict with Thornton. His wife recalls a trip to a local shoe store that was cut short when, upon approaching the parking lot, her husband spotted something. "That's Cookie's van there," he told her as they turned around and drove away.
Emiro Gonzalez's wife, on the other hand, knew full well of the threat posed to her husband by a local contractor whose ties to Montgomery County, Md., ran deep.
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PRESCRIBED FOR: Chloramphenicol treats various infections caused by susceptible strains of S. yphi, H. influenzae, E. coli, Neisseria species, Staphylococcus and Streptococcusspecies, Rickettsia, lymphogranuloma-psittacosis group of organisms, and other bacteria that cause bacteremia (bacteria in blood) and meningitis.
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Panama City - This week's Golden Apple award winner teaches dual-enrolled trigonometry at Mosley High School in Lynn Haven. Dauhrice Gibson has been teaching for 49 years. Most of here career was spent teaching at the community college level. Now her high school students say they couldn't be happier she came out of retirement.
"I think one of the coolest things about her is she gets mad at us if you leave the class with a question. She just really wants us to understand it and grasp the concept," said Alex Burgans, the sophomore who nominated Mrs. Gibson. She helps her students tackle the most challenging trigonometry problems knowing full well their success in her classroom makes all the difference in the next. "If they don't understand exactly what I am teaching I have failed in my job. I really want them to understand the concepts as I go along and I will work with them until they do."
"She is a wonderful teacher, she is very patient with us, always caring, wanting us to succeed, she has alot of experience," said junior Zack Hitt. That is an understatement. Having retired from Gulf Coast Community College in 2003 after 41 years of teaching, Gibson says she just couldn't stay away. First substitute teaching, then taking on a full-time role when the district needed her expertise. "We were so fortunate to have her join our staff last year as a dual-enrolled teacher which we desperately needed to be able to offer the dual-enrolled courses here at Mosley High School," said fellow math teacher Suzanne Harrison.
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President Obama seeks to illustrate the climate change issue Tuesday in a unique way: By speaking with local television weather people.
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The event -- dubbed "Weather from the White House" -- comes the same day as release of the National Climate Assessment, which details the potential dangers of global warming.
Republicans say that Democratic plans to address climate change would involve higher taxes and increased government regulation.
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Norma Willard Moorefield, 88, of Woodsway Drive, died Friday, Feb. 15, 2013.
A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Community Fellowship Moravian Church, where she was a member, by the Rev. Jack Nance.
The family will receive friends from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the home.
Norma was born in Guilford County Oct. 19, 1924, to Clifton C. Willard and Clara Tucker Willard. She was a graduate of Jamestown High School and High Point Business College. She and her husband, Henry, who preceded her in death, owned Moorefield Upholstery in Lexington. She was also preceded in death by her parents; a son, Greg D. Moorefield; brothers Rex T. Willard, Richard P. Willard and Clyde C. Willard; and sister Maxine Willard.
Surviving are son Keith Willard Moorefield of Kannapolis; daughter Clara Moorefield Butler and husband Johnny of Lexington; brother Harold L. Willard of High Point; sisters Betty J. Swaim and Laura L. Clinard, both of High Point, Mary F. Harrison of Clemmons, Carma A. Charping of Indian Trail and Gayle Hyatt of Chapel Hill; grandchildren Nikki Smith of Winston-Salem and Donna Seaford, Karen Krause and Jesse Butler, all of Lexington; and great-grandchildren Gary Owens of Winston-Salem, Jackson, Mason and Smith Seaford of Lexington and Kaleb Krause of Lexington.
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The act of bioterrorism can range from a simple hoax to the actual use of these biological weapons, also referred to as agents. A number of nations have or are seeking to acquire biological warfare agents, and there are concerns that terrorist groups or individuals may acquire the technologies and expertise to use these destructive agents. Biological agents may be used for an isolated assassination, as well as to cause incapacitation or death to thousands. If the environment is contaminated, a long-term threat to the population could be created.
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The last few weeks of the Princeton heavyweight season haven't been for the faint of heart. That's good, since the next few won't either.
In the span of 15 days, which concludes this Saturday morning on Lake Carnegie, the fifth-ranked Tigers will have competed against teams ranked third, fourth, sixth and seventh in the latest national poll. Princeton will try to split its record at 2-2 during its annual Content Cup showdown against No. 6 Brown this weekend.
"Brown is always a very fierce opponent," junior Timothy Masters said. "I personally have a lot of respect for their program, and they're in many ways in a similar position to us having lost a few close races to tough opponents. Whoever wins this weekend will certainly take some positive momentum into the final two week of training before Sprints."
Brown leads the all-time Content Cup series 12-8; it has won each of the last two meetings, as well as six of the last seven. Princeton's lone win since its 2006 Ivy League championship season came in 2011, and that race was decided by less than three seconds.
Princeton has a more recent history that it is more focused on, though. Over the last two weeks, the Tigers have seen sizable early deficits cost them in losses to both No. 3 Yale and No. 4 Harvard. It is hard enough to make up that deficit against one boat, much less the five that the Tigers will face at Sprints, so Princeton knows it must fix that problem immediately.
"I think much of the deficit in the last two races has been the product of lacking internal focus on our own boat movement under race pressure," Masters said. "We need to race up to the potential we have shown at moments in our training. Hopefully the nature of six-lane racing at the Sprints will stop us fixating on the boatspeed of our opponents and focus rather on our own speed."
While Princeton will be looking for a win, it will also try to send its Class of 2014 out with a victory during its final race on Lake Carnegie. The Class of 2014 wasn't eligible to race in the varsity boat when Princeton defeated Brown in 2011, so no member of the boat has ever held the Content Cup.
More than anything, though, Princeton knows it needs to continue progressing en route to the Eastern Sprints, held May 18 at Lake Quinsigamond. A victory over a top program like Brown would give the Tigers a trio of Top-10 victories over the last four weeks.
"Peaking during the championship races is obviously the most important part," Masters said. "But winning dual races builds confidence, so while winning the championship races is the end-goal, winning the dual races is still important as it gives a crew belief in it's ability to win."
The final home date of the Princeton racing season is this Saturday, beginning with the Content Cup showdown. Following the women's race, the PURA will dedicate a boat to head coach Lori Dauphiny.
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