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An "icebreaker" that opened the first day of a community health research internship program for nurses at the school of nursing, University of Ottawa, in the summer of 2003 took on a life of its own. Its metaphorical magic revealed collaboration in research, management and clinical practice.
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Objective This study explores the preparation and role of the public health nurse ( PHN) across European Union ( EU) countries ( Finland, Sweden, and the United Kingdom) and Canadian provinces ( Alberta, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island). Methods A literature review including relevant peer re...
Through indigenous epistemologies a holistic health framework is promoted and indigenous concepts like two-eyed seeing offer critical decolonizing conduits for knowledge translation and enhanced health outcomes. Yet, in health care settings dominance of scientific research-based evidence downplays t...
This paper provides a conceptual synthesis of literature that addresses intersections of mental health, poverty, and school. It is based on a research synthesis for the youth policy framework for Ontario, Stepping Stones. The paper addresses research on challenges involving income inequality, povert...
Enabling nursing students to focus on the Ottawa Charter and the nurses role in tackling inequalities in health through international exchange
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This qualitative study identified influences on participation in physical activity among seniors living in the community and in long-term care facilities. A total of 24 seniors participated in individual face-to-face interviews. Through thematic analysis, the overarching theme identified that past e...
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Celiac disease is a digestive disease that damages the small intestine and interferes with absorption of nutrients from food. This document discusses symptoms, diagnosis, related health problems, and treating the condition with a gluten-free diet.
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Have you or someone you know been recently diagnosed with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity? These educational videos offer professional advice to help you live well with your condition.
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Locate a support group near you to find helpful information and support for people affected by celiac disease, also known as celiac sprue or gluten-sensitive enteropathy.
Think eating gluten-free is boring? Think again! Find gluten-free recipes for breads, soups, salads, desserts and more.
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The best and only known treatment for celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis is a lifelong elimination of "gluten." These recipes can help your diet become gluten-free.
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The best and only known treatment for Celiac Disease is a lifelong elimination of gluten from the diet. This page offers information on how you can manage a gluten-free diet and live gluten-free, and provides basic diet choices and recipes.
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"Consultation is always a dialog, with information and opinion respectfully exchanged in both directions."
DoD Instruction Number 4710.02:
In terms of American Indians/Alaska Natives and the DoD, consultation can be defined as an effective, ongoing process that allows elected officials and other representatives of federally-recognized Tribes/Villages to provide meaningful and timely input into the development of DoD policies or practices that significantly or uniquely affect their communities.
General Information
Sample Ground Rules (PDF)
Procedural satisfaction for successful consultation: Ground Rules
Consultation with Multiple Tribes (PDF)
This worksheet provides guidance towards working with multiple tribes or a tribal consortia
The Consultation Process (PPT)
This PowerPoint presentation provides an in-depth review of the Consultation process.
Guide on Consultation and Collaboration with Indian Tribal Governments and the Public Participation of Indigenous Groups and Tribal Members in Environmental Decision Making (PDF)
This Report was prepared by the National Environmental Justice Advisory Council, Indigenous Peoples Subcommittee; A Federal Advisory Committee to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Consultation Resources
Consultation with Multiple Tribes (PDF)
This worksheet provides guidance towards working with multiple tribes or a tribal consortia
Applied Consultation
Applied Consultation (PPT)
This presentation helps identify current or potential challenges, problems, solutions and approaches toward successful consultations.
Consultation Protocol Outline (PDF)
This document provides a basic template that DoD Components or Installations may want to use when establishing consultation efforts with a tribal nation.
The Native Village of Tanacross: Government to Government Relationship Policy (PDF)
This policy provides an example of a consultation policy from the tribal perspective.
Case Studies of Successful Consultations
Ft. Polk, LA and the Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma (PDF)
The 11th Air Force, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska and the Galena Village/Louden Tribal Council (PDF)
Ft. Lewis, Washington and The Nisqually Tribe (PDF)
A Southeastern Military Installation and a small Tribe (PDF)
A Memorandum of Agreement between The Suquamish Tribe and the Department of Defense/Army Corps of Engineers (PDF)
Case Study: What Not To Do (PDF)
Example DoD/Tribal Agreements
Comprehensive Agreement with The Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma (PDF)
MOU on Native American Human Skeletal Remains and Associated Artifacts involving The Fallon-Paiute Shoshone Tribes (PDF)
MOU on Native American Human Remains and Associated Materials involving The Gila River Indian Community (PDF)
MOA between the DoD and the Suquamish Tribe of The Port Madison Indian Reservation (PDF)
Letter between the Susanville Indian Rancheria and the DoD toward the Development of an MOA (PDF)
MOA with the Pueblo of Zuni (PDF)
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Regular Session Meeting
The Park City Board of Education is scheduled to hold a Regular Session Meeting Tuesday, Jan. 15 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Park City School District offices located on 2700 Kearns Blvd. For more information, visit www.pcschools.us.
WSD Open House
The Weilenmann School of Discovery is scheduled to host an Open House and School Tour Wednesday, Jan. 16 from 9 to 10 a.m. The event is open to the public where visitors will be invited to take guided tours of the school, including classes that are in session. Information regarding program and registration will also be available. WSD is located at 4199 Kilby Road. For more information, call 435-575-5411 or visit www.wsdpc.org.
Sweetheart Gala tickets on sale
Community members can now buy tickets to the 9th Annual Sweetheart Gala hosted by the PCHS Music Department and the Park City Education Foundation. The event is a big band dinner and dance fundraiser for the Park City High School bands and is scheduled to be held Friday, Feb. 8 from 6 to 11 p.m. at the St. Mary's Catholic Church. The event will feature the PCHS Varsity Jazz Ensemble. Tickets prices range from $50 for individual tickets to $600 for a premium dance floor table. To purchase tickets, call 435-615-0235 or visit www.pcef4kids.org. All contributions are tax deductible.
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The Park City Board of Education is accepting final applications to join the committee searching for a new superintendent, inviting parents, community members and school district staff to apply. Those selected will help the district find a candidate, and any interested community members are asked to submit a letter with background information and a brief statement on why they are applying to serve the committee. Information should be submitted to the board secretary, Lorie Pearce at email@example.com, by January 10, 2013.


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I recently had a Yugo underfolder, that was on back order, shipped to an FFL to do the transfer to me.
I was informed of two issues by the FFL. 1) When the stock is folded the FFL claims that it falls under the definition of a pistol and therfore needs to be registered as such with the Sheriff Dept.
2) I also learned that it will be considered a short barreled rifle because it is twentyfive and three quarters inches long, stock folded, instead of the required twentysix.
This was a parts kit assembled on a DCI receiver, I believe, put together by Century Arms ? A guess.
Understand I'm not pointing fingers. I could live with the pistol registration but the lenght issue kills the deal if it can't be resolved.
I've seen these at gun shows in Michigan but never thought to ask any questions.
Is it as simple as putting on a longer muzzlebrake or flash hider and then does it need to be permantly attached.
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According to Lt. Patrick Weatherford, Newport Police Department, on Jan. 16, NPD officers were notified that a shooting had occurred at 2604 McDougald St. in Newport. Police say, upon arrival they found 43-year-old Eugene Foster, of Newport, who was suffering from a single gunshot wound to the face. According statements from Foster and witnesses, Foster was at his apartment when Baumgarner and Dostson knocked on his door. Baumgarner asked Foster if he was a third party, in which Foster replied "no." Dotson then gave the order "shoot him" prompting Baumgarner to fire a single round into Foster's face. Baumgarner, according to Weatherford, was arrested a short time later and confessed to police that he was in fact the shooter. Following the capture of Baumgarner, police say they executed a search warrant at the Dotson resident, Country Club Road, where they found 29-year-old Roxanne Sasser, of Fisher, who they arrested on the charge of hindering apprehension or prosecution. Other details of the search at the Dotson residence are not being released at this time. Police say Dotson turned himself in later that evening and was arrested on the charge of criminal attempt to commit first degree murder. Baumgarner went before the Newport District Court on Jan. 18 where he was formally charged with criminal attempt to commit first degree murder with his bond set at $250,000. Police are still investigating the reasonings behind the shooting. "While we do have a working theory on the motive of this case, we are unable to release any information regarding that topic at this time," said Lt. Weatherford.
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Died: April 21, 1992
High School: DeRidder
College: LSU (school history)
Drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 10th round (118th overall) of the 1960 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 58 (1040th overall since 1950)
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Acute adrenal crisis is a life-threatening condition that occurs when there is not enough cortisol. This is a hormone produced by the adrenal glands.
Adrenal crisis; Addisonian crisis; Acute adrenal insufficiency
The adrenal glands are located just above the kidneys. The adrenal gland consists of two parts. The outer portion, called the cortex, produces cortisol. This is an important hormone for controlling blood pressure. The inner portion, called the medulla, produces adrenaline (also called epinephrine). This is a hormone released in response to stress.
Cortisol production is regulated by the pituitary gland. This is a small gland behind the nose and under the brain. The pituitary gland releases adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH). This is a hormone that causes the adrenal glands to release cortisol.
Adrenaline production is regulated by nerves coming from the brain and spinal cord and by circulating hormones.
Adrenal crisis occurs when:
Risk factors for adrenal crisis include:
Symptoms of adrenal crisis can include any of the following:
Tests that may be ordered to help diagnose acute adrenal crisis include:
In adrenal crisis, patients need an immediate injection of hydrocortisone through a vein (intravenous) or muscle (intramuscular). You may receive intravenous fluids if you have low blood pressure.
You will need to go to the hospital for treatment and monitoring. If infection or another medical problem caused the crisis, you may need additional treatment.
Shock may occur if treatment is not provided early, and it can be life-threatening.
Call your health care provider if you have Addison disease and are unable to take your glucocorticoid medicine for any reason.
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you develop symptoms of acute adrenal crisis.
If you have Addison disease, you may be told to increase the dosage of your glucocorticoid medicine if you are very ill or before having surgery.
If you have Addison disease, learn to recognize signs of potential stress that may cause an acute adrenal crisis. If you have been instructed by your doctor, be prepared to give yourself an emergency shot of glucocorticoid or to increase your dosage of oral glucocorticoid medication in times of stress.
Always carry medical ID (card, bracelet, or necklace) that says you have adrenal insufficiency. The ID should also say the type of medicine and dosage you need in case of an emergency.
Never miss taking your medicines.
Chaker AJ, Vaidya B. Addison disease in adults: diagnosis and management. Am J Med. 2010;123:409-413.
Stewart PM, Krone NP. The adrenal cortex. In: Melmed S, Polonsky KS, Larsen PR, Kronenberg HM, eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology. 12th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 15.


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High School: Crestwood
College: Indiana (school history)
Drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 8th round (203rd overall) of the 1989 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 33 (2960th overall since 1950)
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Woodhull now helps customers unleash the power of information with Ricoh services in Southern Ohio region
Malvern, PA, July 31, 2014 - Ricoh Americas Corporation today announced that Woodhull has been officially confirmed as a Ricoh Certified Production Printing Professional Services Provider through Ricoh's CHAMPS program for dealer transformation. Individual workstyles continue to quickly evolve in today's dynamic work environment, and as a result Ricoh is focused on information mobility: helping workers at organizations of all sizes access relevant information from anywhere and at any time to make critical business decisions.Ricoh's CHAMPS program is an innovative approach that enables dealers to successfully redesign their business models and gain the proper knowhow and Ricoh expertise to offer advanced services that deliver information mobility and ultimately help customers capture, transform and manage information more effectively in today's new world of work. The program qualifies dealers to analyze customer business challenges and prescribe custom services drawing from Ricoh's Business Information Solutions expertise. The CHAMPS certification program confirms that a dealer has successfully completed all Ricoh Services certification requirements for a particular specialized service or solution offering.Woodhull professionals have successfully completed expert training on delivering Ricoh's Production Printing Professional Services. Several of the dealer's employees passed a rigorous certification examination that followed intensive training through the Ricoh Learning Institute, the company's comprehensive training organization."Congratulations to Woodhull and its newly certified staff," said Jim Coriddi, Vice President, Dealer Division, Ricoh U.S.A. "This certification arises from a unique and transformative program in our industry. The overall goal is to give our dealers the tools to address their clients' most pressing business problems. We remain committed to supporting our dealers with differentiating programs that allow them to be the best resource for information management in their region." About CHAMPSRicoh's CHAMPS program is an innovative approach that enables dealers to successfully redesign their business models and gain the proper tools to help customers capture, transform and manage information more effectively in today's dynamic work environment. The program combines a proven methodology, best-in-class resources and Ricoh's industry-leading services to create custom solutions that improve customer business performance. The program makes it easier for the Ricoh family group of dealers to leverage what they need, when they need it, while lowering their document-related capital investment and helping accelerate profit generation opportunities.| About Woodhull|Dayton based Woodhull, LLC, the only locally based dealer in the Dayton area, takes pride in its personalized and exceptional customer care, not to mention its extensive line of Ricoh copy, print, scan and document software and APP solutions (SaaS).The Woodhull Family has been in the office equipment industry since 1950, over 60 years. Woodhull, LLC which Susie Woodhull started in 2000 has built a reputation not only for its Customer Service and Support, but by creating Strategic Customer Relationships achieving future success for both companies better than that which they could have built alone.Document Management Solutions, SaaS, which enhances the functionality of Ricoh MFDs are a real "win-win" for the Customer and Woodhull, according to Susie Woodhull. SaaS solutions such as E-Copy are easy for Customers to use and the positive improvements in productivity and work flow are easily seen, dropping monies to the bottom line to be re-directed by the Customer/Client.For more information about Woodhull, visit http://www.woodhullusa.com| About Ricoh |Ricoh is a global technology company specializing in office imaging equipment, production print solutions, document management systems and IT services. Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh Group operates in about 200 countries and regions. In the financial year ending March 2014, Ricoh Group had worldwide sales of 2,236 billion yen (approx. 21.7 billion USD).The majority of the company's revenue comes from products, solutions and services that improve the interaction between people and information. Ricoh also produces award-winning digital cameras and specialized industrial products. It is known for the quality of its technology, the exceptional standard of its customer service and sustainability initiatives.Under its corporate tagline, imagine. change. Ricoh helps companies transform the way they work and harness the collective imagination of their employees.For further information, please visit www.ricoh.com/about/###© 2014 Ricoh Americas Corporation. All rights reserved. All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies.
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Estelle has yet to let us down; her albums get better as her career moves forward even after the enormous jolt of "American Boy," the Kanye West collaboration which brought UK rapper/singer Estelle to the US public eye. The next Estelle album will be called All of Me and judging from the new single "Break My Heart" ft Rick Ross, we're happy to get even a piece of her. She also worked with David Banner and Daley recently on this track, "Benz."
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Camera is in 9 condition. It comes with the original Leica boxes, body cap, charger, cords, owner's manual, etc. as it did when it was new.
Condition 9. This is a great collector piece.
The Nikon S3 is a simplified version of Nikon's flagship SP model. It was introduced in 1958.
The S3 is mechanically similar to the Nikon SP except for a simplified viewfinder system. The viewfinder does not compensate for parallax error and the...
This is the Limited Edition Rollei 35 S Gold with Sonnar 2,8/40mm
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Phoebe Quilted Bedding
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Inspired by the classic fairytale The Princess and the Pea, this lofty quilt is framed with layers of colorful fabrics and patterns. Like the magical mattresses in the story, each design is stacked on top of the others and offset with playful details including ruffles and ricrac.
- Pure cotton.
- Pure cotton batting.
- Horizontal cotton quilting across, ruched colorful print borders.
- Hand quilted.
- Quilt and sham reverse to percale with a printed floral pattern.
- Pre-washed for added softness.
- Quilted shams have tie closures.
- Quilt, sham and insert sold separately.
- Machine wash.
- Imported.
- Dimensions & Care
- Made of 100% cotton.
- 270-gram-weight cotton batting.
- Shams have a quilted front and a tie closure. Insert sold separately; down blend or synthetic.
- Twin: 68 x 86"
- Full/Queen: 86" square
- Standard: 20 x 26"
- Euro: 26" square
- Large capacity washer recommended.
- Machine wash in warm water; gentle cycle.
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- Tumble dry on low heat.
- Warm iron as needed.
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Working together through the Caribbean Basin Security Initiative (CBSI), the United States and the nations of the Caribbean are combating the drug trade and other transnational crimes that threaten regional security. This partnership fulfills the commitment to deepen regional security cooperation that President Barack Obama made at the Fifth Summit of the Americas in April 2009. CBSI is one piece of an integrated effort that includes the other main citizen security initiatives in the Hemisphere: the Merida Initiative in Mexico, the Central America Regional Security Initiative, and the Colombia Strategic Development Initiative. The United States, CARICOM member nations, and the Dominican Republic are improving citizen safety throughout the Caribbean by working together to:
CBSI partner nations have collectively identified several priority areas for cooperation. These include building a regional information sharing network, improving maritime interdiction coordination, developing regional training capacity, implementing prisons/corrections reforms, improving asset sustainment and maintenance practices, and addressing illicit firearms trafficking. Effective solutions to these challenges will require a sustained commitment from all CBSI partners. The United States and its CBSI partners also welcome the assistance of other international donors.
The United States is making a significant contribution to CBSI, committing more than $263 million in funding for CBSI since 2010. This contribution to CBSI includes assistance in the following areas, all developed through the CBSI cooperative dialogue process:
St. Kitts and Nevis benefits directly from several of the programs described above, including:
More information regarding U.S. assistance to the Caribbean and the CBSI partnership is available at: www.state.gov/p/wha/rt/cbsi.


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One of our favorite new bands, Hiatus Kaiyote, is steady picking up steam and we couldn't be happier. Thanks to their gaining popularity and cosigns ranging from Questlove to Gilles Peterson and Mark de Clive-Lowe, some admiring colleagues pitched in their skills for a remix compilation to Tawk Tomahawk. The new project, Tawk Takeout, takes the already dissonant and welcomingly busy sound to a whole new level of textures and clashes that compel you further into the depths of the Hiatus' uncanny sonic brilliance.
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Arizona State: Ranks eighth all-time at ASU in the outdoor 3,000m steeplechase (10:32.56)... 2009 XC: Competed in her third national meet, taking 222nd overall at the NCAA Championships... finished 43rd in the Pac-10 and 45th in the region... opened the year with a 10th-place finish at the Dave Murray Invitational... earned Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention... 2009 Outdoor: Regionally qualified in the steeplechase with a time 10:32.56 to finish third at the Sun Angel Track Classic, the eighth-best time in school history... finished 10th at the Pac-10 Championships and 19th at the NCAA West Region meet... also placed 21st at the Pac-10 meet in 5000m run... selected for USTFCCCA National All-Academic honors as well as Second Team Academic All-Pac-10... 2009 Indoor: Ran a personal-best time of 9:47.92 in the 3000m event at the Husky Classic, her lone race of the season... 2008 XC: Competed in seven races... finished among the Top 25 on three occasions, including a season-best sixth at the Dave Murray Invitational... finished 39th at the Pac-10 Championships, 41st at the NCAA West Region and 168th at the NCAA Championships... earned Honorable Mention Academic All-Pac-10 honors... 2008 Outdoor: Scored at the Pac-10 Championships in the 3,000m steeplechase, finishing eighth... won the steeple at the Double Dual... 22nd in the West Region... placed 15th at the Pac-10 Championships in the 5,000m run... ran a personal best time of 4:34.42 in the 1,500m event at the Baldy Castillo Invitaitonal... earned USTFCCCA All-Academic and Academic All-Pac-10 Second Team honors... 2008 Indoor: Ran in the 3,000m event at the MPSF Championships in her only race of the season... 2007 XC: Placed 180th in her first NCAA Championship race... placed 26th at the Pac-10 Championships and 46th at the NCAA West Region meet... opened the season with a fifth-place showing at the Dave Murray Invitational to help the team to victory... placed 16th at the Roy Griak Invitational to help team to second-place finish... selected Academic All-Pac-10 Second Team... 2007 Outdoor: Competed at four distances... ran a personal-best and eighth-fastest time in school history of 10:38.15 in the 3,000m steeplechase at the NCAA West Region... just missed scoring at the Pac-10 meet, placing ninth in the steeplechase... earned her first regional qualifying mark in the event by placing second at the Double Dual... selected as an USTFCCCA All-Academic as well as First Team Academic All-Pac-10... 2007 Indoor: Ran in two races... placed 12th at the MPSF Championships in a personal-best time of 9:54.09... 2006 XC: Redshirted... 2006 Track: Redshirted... 2005 XC: Ran in three races in her first collegiate season... took runner-up honors at the ASU Invitational... third at the Dave Murray Invitational... 36th at the Pac-10 Championships.
High School: A 2005 graduate of West Torrance High School (Torrance, Calif.)... in cross country, named Most Outstanding runner at WTHS as a senior after helping the team to a sixth-place finish at the state meet... team also finished ninth in her junior campaign... shined on the track, winning the league title in the 800m run all four years while also helping the 4x400m relay win all four years as well... as a senior, qualified for the state meet in the 1,600m run... was all-area first team before she helped distance medley relay team to fifth place at the 2005 Nike Outdoor Championships to earn All-America honors... team MVP as a freshman and senior... track's athlete of the year as a sophomore... Coach's Award as a junior... also was a nominee for WTHS Athlete of the Year her final three years of school... attained varsity letters in track and field four times and added two honors each in cross country, soccer and volleyball... twice selected to captain the track team... helped a pair of teams advance to the CIF tournaments at the same time her junior year as both the cross country and volleyball teams made postseason play... current Sun Devil Ali Kielty was Spadafino's teammate at WTHS.
Personal: Majoring in supply chain management... parents are William and Marybeth Spadafino... has two siblings: Jaclyn and Anthony... born August 26, 1987, in Torrance, Calif.... hobbies include spending time at the beach, shopping and playing different sports.
Personal Bests 1500: 4:34.42 3000: 9:48.50 3000SC: 10:32.56 5000: 17:15.75
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2008 XC 6,000m Course 21:43.80 168th
2007 XC 6,000m Course 22:13.00 180th
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Martha is a librarian at the Fairfax Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Banned Books Week celebrates the freedom to read! For the last thirty years, the American Library Association has drawn attention to efforts across the country to restrict access to books. Some of these might be classics you've read in school, or written by your favorite teen authors.
Consider these:
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Banned in a Missouri school district in 2010 because of violence, language, and some sexual content.
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
School officials in a Virginia county (2010) stopped assigning a version of the diary due to a complaint that the book includes sexual material and homosexual themes.
Out From Boneville (Bone v.1) by Jeff Smith
Retained in the elementary school libraries of a Minnesota city (2010) despite a parent's concern that the series includes smoking, drinking, and gambling. The series is rated for fourth grade up, and has won several awards.
Forever in Blue, the Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood by Ann Brashares
Challenged at a middle school in Wisconsin (2010) by a parent who believed that the subject matter was inappropriate.
Harry Potter and the Half–Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling
Removed by school district trustees in an elementary school library in California along with 23 other books .
Looking for Alaska by John Green
Challenged but retained for English classes in a New York town (2008) despite concerns about graphic language and sexual content.
Snakehead by Anthony Horowitz
Challenged at an elementary school in Florida (2011) because of drug and weapons smuggling, and gang violence.
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Challenged at a Tennessee Middle School (2006) because the book contains profanity and adult themes.
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Wrightsville Beach | The Wrightsville Beach drawbridge will be closed overnight from Sunday through Thursday morning for cleaning and painting, according to a news release from the town.
The bridge will be closed from 11:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. for the four nights, starting Sunday.
Police vehicles with blue lights will be stationed on each side of the bridge during the closure. Only emergency vehicles will be permitted to cross the bridge.
To read the notice in its entirety, got to the town's website: www.towb.org.
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DCCC Zoo and Aquarium Science Club to host fundraiser
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The Zoo and Aquarium Science Club at Davidson County Community College and the American Association of Zookeepers are offering the chance to exercise your canine companions for a good cause as part of a unique fundraising event — a "Walk for Rhinos" 5K Dog Walk.
The event will begin at 9 a.m. April 20 in front of the Conference Center on the Davidson Campus. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. The event is open to the public.
The event, an initiative of the American Association of Zookeepers, will support the organization, Bowling for Rhinos. The DCCC Zoo and Aquarium Science students are student members of AAZK. BFR is a group that lends its support to numerous parks and conservancies, including Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya, Ujung Kulon National Park in Java, Indonesia and Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park and Way Kambas in Sumatra. The sanctuaries not only save rhinos, but also their ecosystems. More than 60 chapters of AAZK participate in BFR events throughout the United States and Canada, raising more than $300,000 annually.
"The Zoo and Aquarium Science students decided on a dog walk event to support the AAZK Bowling for Rhinos conservation effort," says Jill Simpson, faculty adviser for the DCCC ZAS Club. "It's going to be a fun event for the entire family, and is designed to connect people with animals. The event will also be an opportunity to enlighten the community on what zookeepers do to help animals around the world."
While the event is coined a "dog walk," it is open to anyone who enjoys walking or running. It will also include pet contests and paint with your pet opportunities, as well a canine demonstration from the Davidson County Sheriff's Office. Food and drinks will be sold at the event; all funds raised from the event will go to the conservation of rhinos and to support the DCCC ZAS Club.
Participants are encouraged to get sponsors, as 100 percent of all sponsor money goes directly to saving the rhinos. The sponsor/registration fee is $20 and the first 50 registrants will receive a T-shirt and dog bandana. Registration on the day of the event begins at 7:30 a.m. Participants are encouraged to pre-register by contacting Kelly Jackson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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LeBron and the RNC: It's been a big week for Cleveland
It's been an exciting week for Cleveland.
LeBron James announced on Sports Illustrated's website on Friday in a long-form essay that he will be returning to the wine and gold, the Cleveland Cavaliers. This follows the RNC committee decision Tuesday to pick Cleveland to host the 2016 Republican National Convention.
Rob Nichols, a representative from Ohio Gov. Kasich's office, said "It's been a week of great news for Cleveland, and it is, of course, great to see Ohio create yet another job." Ohio governor Kasich was unavailable to comment.
James is expected to receive the maximum contract at just over $20 million a year.
MORE: #LeBronsBack: Social media exploding over LeBron James' return to Cleveland Cavaliers
Among the many reasons he described to Sports Illustrated for returning to his home turf:
"Before anyone ever cared where I would play basketball, I was a kid from Northeast Ohio. It's where I walked. It's where I ran. It's where I cried. It's where I bled. It holds a special place in my heart. People there have seen me grow up. I sometimes feel like I'm their son. Their passion can be overwhelming. But it drives me. I want to give them hope when I can. I want to inspire them when I can. My relationship with Northeast Ohio is bigger than basketball. I didn't realize that four years ago. I do now."
MORE: LeBron is coming home
As far as the RNC convention decision goes, Reince Priebus, Chairman of the National Republican Committee, had more nice things to say about The Cleve.
MORE: #RNC2CLE: Social media reacts to announcement
"I'm just totally impressed with Cleveland," said Reince Priebus, adding he knew he would be based on the reaction of the technical committee that visited the city in April.
"The technical team came back and said 'guys you gotta check this out. Cleveland has really done an incredible job,'" he said.
"I'm confident Cleveland is the right pick for our next national convention. Cleveland has demonstrated they have the commitment, energy, and terrific facilities to help us deliver a history-making Republican convention," Priebus wrote in a statement.
Paying for the convention was the top criterion for the 12-member site selection committee, the Associated Press reported. The previous two GOP conventions have sapped party dollars during election years, and party Chairman Priebus has insisted the host city not leave the central party picking up the tab, which is expected to be around $60 million.
The RNC Site Selection Committee's vote is the next step before selecting a city to recommend to the full Republican National Committee during August's meeting in Chicago. The choice is contingent upon a successful negotiation and the approval of the full RNC, the committee notes.


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News Flash: Kids Make You Miserable.
by Leslie Morgan Steiner
As Mommy Tracked called out in the uber-time-saving Newsdesk roundup, New York Magazine recently published the smart, juicy "All Joy and No Fun: Why Parents Hate Parenting" that dissects research indicating that kids make Americans unhappy. I started laughing before I read past the title. I am on intimate terms with why parents hate parenting. Although we love our kids deeply and desperately, most adults I know raise our kids according to the Chinese water torture method of parenting. We agonize over how long to breastfeed. We watch every television episode the kids watch, from Barney to Friday Night Lights. By the time they are five, we've ironed out our alcohol policy. At six, we've gotten them into a preschool track to the Ivy League. We read all their emails and text messages. We worry more about their homework than they do.
The most humiliating part: We did this to ourselves. We – not our government, our society, lawyers, our parents or our kids themselves – ruined parenting.
And it started before we even had kids. I remember – vividly – crying in jealousy when I saw a pregnant woman on the Manhattan sidewalk when I was "trying." The desire to have a baby felt like jonesing for heroin: the high of wanting a baby, dreaming about a baby, the primal pull to procreate. Little did I know my longing had absolutely nothing to do with the reality of raising kids.
"Parents are deluded," writes Jennifer Senior in the better-than-therapy New York Magazine article. "In the grip of some false consciousness that's good for mankind but not for men and women in particular… we humans are pretty sorry predictors of what will make us happy… the yearning for children, the literal mother of all aspirations for so many, is a very good case in point—what children really do…is offer moments of transcendence, not an overall improvement in well-being."
What makes the New York Magazine article so refreshing -- and why I had such a good time talking about it on Michel Martin's candid, funny NPR show Tell Me More -- finally, information about parenting that actually has to do with parents. Almost all research and everything that's written about parenting focuses exclusively on children. We need information about what it's actually like to be a parent. Not what's the best thing to do for your kids, but what's the better way to parent, because that's also ultimately what's best for your kids.


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Celebrating 150 years, Swiss Re leads sector with new sustainable principles, online platform and employee CO2 cut by 56%
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LONDON: Celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, Swiss Re continues to spearhead green progress in the insurance sector, with a pioneering online dialogue platform as well as new sustainability principles revealed in its latest report, which also shows employee emissions have been slashed by over 55%.
Tackling climate change has long been a key focus for Swiss Re -- as its 2012 Corporate Responsibility Report highlights, it has been carbon neutral since 2003. The latest report also reveals that the global reinsurer cut CO2 emissions per employee by 55.6% between 2003 and 2012, through its Greenhouse Neutral Program. To achieve this, the company switched to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency, plus offset emissions by buying Voluntary Emissions Reduction Certificates.
But this year Swiss Re's report also includes a new accountability section on reporting against Principles for Sustainable Insurance, a framework developed with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), which aims to provide guidance on addressing environmental, social and governance issues that occur along the insurance value chain.
The report also reveals that Swiss Re:
- screened 170 business transactions based on environmental, social and ethical criteria in its Sustainability Risk Framework, leading to the cancelation of 23 transactions
- increased efforts to bring insurance protection to vulnerable communities
- improved food security in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Michel Liès, Swiss Re's Group CEO, said: "This is the first time we have reported against the Principles for Sustainable Insurance, which we helped develop in cooperation with the UNEP Finance Initiative. We will also talk more about some of the challenges inherent in implementing sustainability in our business. This is because deriving concrete measures from general sustainability principles is not always straightforward."
To coincide with its 150 year anniversary, this year Swiss Re also launched its Open Minds platform to encourage discussion from clients, employees, governments and the public on future risks, including those related to climate change. As well as senior staff from Swiss Re, across the industry and beyond, our US Head of Policy, Evan Juska, has contributed to the digital dialogue.
Read Swiss Re's 2012 Corporate Responsibility Report
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A 17-year-old who was struck by a car on East Main Street Nov. 7 was treated for a sprained knee and ankle.
Police said that at 5:45 p.m. Nov. 7, the 17-year-old Middletown male was struck by a 51-year-old man driving a 2005 Hyundai SUV just east of Dickerson Boulevard.
It was raining that evening, police said.
The teen had attempted to cross the roadway in an area that is not a designated crosswalk, police said. The driver was traveling westbound and told police that he did not see the teen, who was dressed in dark clothing.
The 17-year-old was taken to the Christiana Hospital where he was treated and released with a sprained ankle and knee.
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Colorado really came out and represented in Las Vegas this past week at Interbike with many companies and people out there representing to the rest of the world why Colorado is the capital of cycling. We tried to visit and talk with every Colorado cycling company but in the end we still missed a few. One new Colorado company that launched AND was a hit at Interbike was Grindz a protective cycling apparel line.
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This may mark the first time in 80 years that no veterans are on either party's presidential ticket, but military vets are running for Congress—and, the Associated Press reports, women are among them.
"We're breaking barriers, and there's more that needs to come," former Army National Guard captain Tammy Duckworth, a Democrat running for an Illinois House seat, tells the network. "Women who have worn the uniform [and who serve] in Congress will help nudge things along."
Other female vets facing House elections include Tulsi Gabbard, a Democrat from Hawaii who served as a specialist with the 29th Brigade of the Army National Guard, and Martha McSally, who CNN says is "the first women to fly a fighter aircraft in combat and the first to command a fighter squadron." McSally is favored to be the Republican nominee in a face-off for the seat vacated by Arizona's Gabrielle Giffords.
"When people talk about invading Iran, I'm going to make sure we have real discussions about the cost of war and whether this is in the very best interest of the country," Duckworth tells CNN. "I dare them to question my patriotism, and I think Tulsi will have that same capacity, having served in Iraq."
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On this show, recorded 12/24/09, Gilles plays some classic jazz tunes from the Blue Note catalog in honor of their 75th Anniversary- tracks by Lloyd Miller, Freddie Hubbard & Freddie Roach, to name a few. The mix also includes new music by Georgia Anne Muldrow, Bullion, Natural Yogurt Band & more.
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Join Relay For Life team Pink Musketeers HOPE for a Day of Hope at Sweet Peas in Lexington from 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. Thursday.
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Calvary Family Worship Center will be having a supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday . The menu will include chuck steak or spiral cut ham, potatoes, pintos, cole slaw, corn bread, dessert and iced tea. Tickets are $7 per person. Children 4-12 are $4 and children 3 and under eat free. Dine in or take out. For further information, please call 357-7866.
Forest Hill Memorial Park announces its annual clean-up, which will begin March 7 and continue through the end of March. The staff asks that everyone will removes seasonal flowers and anything on the ground. Anything not removed will be removed by Forest Hill personnel.
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The Kent County SPCA is holding its semi-annual Fried Oyster and Chicken Salad Supper and Silent Auction at 6 p.m. Nov. 9 at the Felton Fire Hall, 9 E. Main St., Felton.
The emcee for the event is radio host, Mike Butts, who is the founder of www.myfourleggedkids.com.
Fried oysters, chicken salad, dumplings, vegetables, desert, and beverages will be served. Tickets for the fundraiser are $30 and all proceeds will help the stray animals.
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Today, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation continues to offer its timeless electric guitar designs such as the Telecaster and Stratocaster to players around the world, but the Fender family has grown to include several distinctive musical instrument brands, including Squier, Guild, and Benedetto. At the pinnacle of guitar artistry, FMIC's Fender Custom Shop in Corona, California, and its Guild Custom Shop in Nashville, Tennessee, offer hand-crafted custom guitars built to suit the tastes of individual players. Since 1995, Guild Guitars has also been a part of FMIC, and the Guild line of American-made acoustic and archtop electric guitars includes Benedetto brand archtop jazz guitars, considered by many to be the finest jazz guitars being made today. FMIC also distributes the Manuel Rodriguez brand of fine Spanish-made classical guitars.
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In efforts to continue promoting Puerto Vallarta as an exceptional tourism destination, Sandunga Entertainment, N'Movimiento (Dynamic Dance & Fitness Studio) and dancers, Rodrigo Cortazar and Selene Tovar, have collaborated to organize the city's first Salsa & Mambo Festival. The Salsa & Mambo Festival is a 3-day event, from March 9-11, where attendees will be able to participate in dance education workshops, watch performances by nationally and internationally known performers, and meet new people during various social dancing opportunities. Workshops will take place at the Las Palmas by the Sea resort in Puerto Vallarta's Hotel Zone, and performances are scheduled to thrill audiences at the Los Arcos theatre stage, Señor Frog's, and J&B Dancing Club.
On Friday, March 9, and Saturday, March 10, workshops will take place on both days between 11:00am and 2:00pm at the Las Palmas resort. Participants will have the opportunity to learn more about the dances of Salsa, Mambo, Ladies Styling, Afrocuban rhythms, Rueda de Casino, Cuban Son, and contemporary dance. Although some workshops are geared towards intermediate and advanced level dancers, many are suitable for beginners, so newcomers to the world of salsa are encouraged to attend.
After a full day of workshops, the inauguration of the event will commence at 7:30pm on March 9 at Los Arcos amphitheater in the Malecón. The audience will have the opportunity to enjoy performances by top quality dancers from both Puerto Vallarta and other areas of Mexico.
At around 10:00pm the real night of celebrations begins with a "White Night" party at Señor Frog's in which attendees will be encouraged to come dressed in white. Another set of highly acclaimed dancers will take the stage to display their award winning talents, followed by a night of social dancing to the rhythms of Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, and Cha-cha-cha.
Celebrations continue on Saturday night with an event known as the "Mambo Night: Dress to Impress" gala at the J&B Dancing Club at 10:00pm. World Latin dance cup champions, Ernesto Lopez & Maritza Gonzalez, as well as internationally known dancers, Rodrigo Cortazar & Selene Tovar, Jorge Martinez & Lupita Garcia, plus many others will give a performance that is not to be missed. After the dance performances have finished, a live orchestra and DJs will close the night with some music for social dancing.
The final day of the festival is dedicated to those who simply were not able to dance enough over the previous days. There will be an opportunity to continue dancing to the energetic sounds of salsa throughout the day in Las Palmas resort and participants in Sunday's set of events will also be able to relax and savor a few cocktails at Las Palmas resort. At night, the closing party will take place at La Isla (located in Plaza Peninsula) beginning at 10:30pm.
Ticket prices for the weekend's array of activities range from 100 pesos to 500 pesos, or an all access Full Pass is available for only 800 pesos.
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Mark de Clive-Lowe's live performance on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic a couple weeks ago was quite the treat. Featuring the intoxicating Nia Andrews on vocals, MdCL on keys, piano, Maschine drums, electronics and fx, Tim Lefebvre on bass and Dexter Story on drums, the appearance included performances from Renegades as well as a sparkling cover of Aaliyah's "More Than A Woman."
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What a cool product! The FlexiBath is a perfect item for anyone with limited storage space looking for a roomy baby tub.
Pros about Flexibath:
Super convenient and easy to fold
Requires very little room for storage
Available in multiple colors for boys and girls
Offers color changing stopper to indicate when water is too hot
Made for use with one or two children
Travel-friendly (It would be so great to travel with to a hotel or friend's home that might not have a tub for little ones.)
Cons about Flexibath:
The tub is not so great for use with a newborn. It lacks a backrest, so I found myself having to hold my little guy up in the Flexibath. This tub is definitely more appropriate for a baby who can sit up on their own.
I personally love the idea of using the tub for two little ones at a time. I would have loved to have this tub when my older ones were 1 and 2—I know they would have enjoyed hopping into the cool little tub together. Since my little one is just 3 weeks old, I think I will wait to bring this tub out again until he is 7 to 9 months old (depending when he is sitting up) and has plenty of head and neck control. I don't doubt that it will be a hit then! Until that time comes though whenI use the tub on a regular basis, I will enjoy storing with no trouble at all, since it folds up so flat and easily.
Priced at $40, I think the Flexibath is a great buy and would love to give it as a gift at a baby shower. It's really cool, travel-friendly and perfect for storing in the linen closet or a smaller bathroom.
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I'd give you the moon if I could.
Wasn't there a book about this girl who wanted the moon, so her father got this really long ladder and got the moon for her, but then the moon disappeared?
Theres a childrens book like that...
I think there working on that or something*srugs*
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You beat me to it Walrus!!
What was that book called, anyway? It wasn't "Goodnight Moon"... That was another children's book...
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Kelsh, you're avatar rocks. I used to watch that show when I was so little.
And erm...it's called reading the post. ^_^
I would love to have my posts back for christmas.
I'm talking about my posts not a stupid moon story.
pardon us for connecting your post to a lovely children's book that I enjoyed as a small child. Somebody must've had a horrid childhood if they don't want to remember their favorite books as a child.


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It was a weekend of sing-alongs, raves, rappers and rockers. More than 80,000 music fans made a pilgrimage to Manchester, Tennessee for the 13th annual Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. A diverse lineup boasted EDM artists like Zedd and Skrillex next to classic soulsters like Lionel Richie and Bobby Womack, proving that music festivals allow acts to perform for both new and old audiences. Here are five of the top music moments (in no particular order) from the 2014 Bonnarro Music & Arts Festival.
1. Elder statesmen of Rock Meet the New School: Skrillex & Friends SuperJam
Sonny Moore AKA Skrillex pulled out all the stops for his SuperJam. A few of the highlights included Janelle Monea taking the stage to perform Michael Jackson's "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" and the 1965 James Brown classic "I Feel Good," and later Cage the Elephant's Matt Shultz fronting the Doors' "Break On Through (To The Otherside)" alongside the iconic group's guitarist and songwriter Robby Krieger.
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Colchicine is an alkaloid prepared from the dried corns and seeds of Colchicum autumnale, the autumn crocus or meadow saffron. It is a pale yellow powder soluble in water in 1:25 dilution.
Colchicine Tablets, USP are oral anti-inflammatory agents supplied in two dosage strengths 0.5 mg (l/120 gr) and 0.6 mg (l/100 gr). The chemical name for colchicine is (S) N-(5,6,7,9-tetrahydro- 1,2,3, IO-tetramethoxy-9-oxobenzo [alpha] heptaien-7-yl) acetamide.
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Manakins hold a place of distinction among the ranks of colorful bird species that live in the rainforests of Tambopata. Tanagers may dazzle with glittering plumage, toucans might steal the canopy show with their big, brightly colored bills, and the colors of macaws are as loud as their screeching voices but none of these birds do a song and dance like the manakins.
Small birds of the rainforest understory, male manakins show off their bright colors with fancy displays meant to attract the much duller females. Not any old spot will serve for their dancing displays either. Depending on the species, they choose areas of the forest with thin saplings, a bit of bare ground, or even a flat log to perform their dances. Some lift and rattle their wings, others shake their tails back and forth, and many do sudden, little jumps into the air accompanied by an abrupt call.
There are nine species of manakins that occur in the Amazon jungle that surrounds the eco-lodges run by Rainforest Expeditions. The most commonly seen species with bright plumage and courtship displays are the Band-tailed Manakin, the Round-tailed Manakin, and the Fiery-capped Manakin. The Band-tailed is named after the white band on its black tail even though the male has beautiful yellow and red plumage. The male Round-tailed Manakin is velvet black with a bright red head and yellow thighs whereas the aptly named Fiery-capped has reddish streaks on the underparts and a bright red and yellow crown.
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KathyChung, Thursday June 7, 2012 - 12:12pm
Registration got off to a roaring start yesterday. First-day registrants included attendees coming from all over North America, including people from BC, AB, SK, MB, ON, QC, WA, OR, CA, TN, and TX. So exciting! If the pace set yesterday continues, we'll be heading for a sell-out this year. For now, though, lots of space remains in pitch and blue pencil appointments and in master classes. Register soon for best rates and selection!
In light of all the excitement about registration this week, we thought we'd share some recent links celebrating SiWC successes, from work-changing blue pencil appointments to a first book to achieving a long-held goal. Check them out!
Regular SiWC attendee Carol Garvin shares her excitement about SiWC here: http://careann.wordpress.com/2012/06/06/its-today-siwc-registration-opens-today/
Tyner Gillies talks about the first book experience (some explicit language): http://tynergillies.wordpress.com/2012/06/04/first-time-novel-experience/
And new SiWC presenter shares a lovely encounter with past SiWC presenter Jo Beverley:
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Hey, I recognize that link! Thanks, Kathy. Have you ever noticed that attendees never have anything negative to say about the conferences? And that we keep coming back? SiWC really is THE best. :)
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Thank You!
Thanks so much for the shout-out, Kathy. SiWC has always held a very special part of my heart. I'm beyond honored and thrilled to be a part of it this year. I plan to savor every moment of the entire conference.
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Methinks I am the first-day
Methinks I am the first-day TX registrant (unless there's more than one, in which case I'm in good company). I was clicking refresh over and over again at work in the minutes leading up to noon, hoping your clocks were running a bit faster than mine [g].
Very much looking forward to this year's conference!


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By Philip Qualo, STAR Center Program Manager
I am a Black man who happens to be gay. In my mid-20s I revealed my sexual orientation to friends and family who in turn expressed both support and concern. The common perception was that facing prejudice and homophobia would make it twice as hard to achieve my life goals.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes that the quality of life for Americans who are from minority communities continues to be substantially diminished compared to their majority counterparts-especially in terms of housing, education, income, obesity, homicides, HIV infection, health care access and preventative health services as well as potentially preventable hospitalizations. In recent years, the Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender and Questioning (GLBTQ) community has similarly fought against discrimination and oppression and has earned public recognition of its status as a disadvantaged minority group. However, the GLBTQ community is inherently diverse in and of itself since sexual orientation is not based on skin color, ethnicity or religion.
The STAR Center is a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) funded technical assistance center assigned the task of enhancing cultural competency and diversity in the mental health field. In my role as program manager, I could not help but wonder whether individuals living with mental illness who are GLBTQ and members of a racial or cultural minority face twice as many obstacles when it comes to recovery compared to other people. In other words, are they less likely to achieve recovery and mental health wellness than their majority counterparts?
According to a study conducted at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health that included lesbian, gay and bisexual populations, racial and cultural minorities do not experience more "mental disorders" than whites. Surprisingly, the most underserved individuals in the study, Black GLBTQ individuals, had the least number of mental health challenges in comparison.
Based on the theory that prejudice-related stress would increase risk for mental disorders, researchers typically expect that Black lesbians, gay men and bisexuals face prejudice related to both racism and homophobia and therefore would have more disorders than their white counterparts. "These findings suggest that black lesbians, gay men and bisexuals have effective ways to cope with prejudice related to racism and homophobia," noted Ilan H. Meyer, Ph.D., associate professor of clinical Sociomedical Sciences at the Mailman School of Public Health and principal investigator of the study. It is impossible to cite any definitive reason for these findings because of the inherent individual diversity among study participants. However, it has been noted that gays and lesbians are more likely to seek mental health services than their straight counterparts, and so are more likely to address any mental health challenges early on.
What can be gleaned from this information? Belonging to multiple underserved groups, or even just one, does not necessarily guarantee the likelihood of mental illness or failed recovery. At the same time, culture matters, and mental health maintenance that acknowledges and integrates cultural or sexual identity experiences can and needs to be a priority for all individuals. Although minority groups continue to experience substantial disparities in terms of access to treatment, every individual and community has the power to develop effective coping skills, supports and programs, particularly with the wealth of tools, tips and guides that are available through the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the NAMI STAR Center, SAMHSA, providers and numerous other organizations and resources.
Philip Qualo, J.D. is a program manager at the NAMI STAR Center, which is a SAMHSA-funded technical assistance center dedicated to meeting the recovery needs of underserved communities by increasing cultural competency, diversity and social inclusion and promoting self-help and empowerment tools and messages for mental health and community wellness. Please visit us at www.consumerstar.org.


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Too much 1 on 1. Coach need a T.O
lol jorts goes up so soft
Too much 1 on 1. Coach need a T.O
Give jerome some burn
Woody looks like he wants to bite Shumps head off
wtf Davis thinks hes on his prime.. pass the damn ball.. Jr was right there
Time for Jerome Jordan to come in. JORTS FAWKIN SUCKS!!!
they're not playing JR and Novak...
wf pass the ball!
Watch closely how open Novak is getting (or not getting) without Jeffries setting a million screens for him on each play.
This is really poor I mean seriously Bargs and Calderon both coming off injuries and Bayless out we should be destroying these guys.
Everyone has taken it upon himself to bring the Knicks back...this can be ugly
The problem here is there is not enough ball movement.
just not in sync right now
For those wanting your one on one basketball- here it is
Well, 2 positives so far.
-This is T H E BEST Game Thread E V E R!!!
-As bad as it's been...it's still single digits.


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Kick the weekend off with a star party at Wheeler Farm on Friday night, then get into the Halloween spirit at Hogle Zoo, Red Butte Garden and The Children's Theatre's newest play The Canterville Ghost.
Star Party at Wheeler Farm
The Salt Lake Astronomical Society will set up telescopes for you and your kids to check out the wonders of the universe on Friday night at dusk.
Wheeler Farm, 6351 S. 900 East, SLC Click here for more info.
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Enchanted Evening Explorations and Breakfast
Costumed characters will take you and your little ones on a tour of the Hogle Zoo after dark—plus, kids can meet Spiderella and her creepy, crawly friends. Check it out from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Oct. 21–22, 27–28. $10 per head, reservations can be made at hoglezoo.org.
The Zoo will also hold a special breakfast on Oct. 22, so kids can meet the creepy critters and the zoo can dispel all those nasty rumors about them.
Make sure you're at the zoo next week as well, when they host the Boo at the Zoo trick-or-treating extravaganza on Oct. 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. More than 400,000 pieces of candy, free with zoo admission.
Hogle Zoo, 2600 Sunnyside Ave., SLC Click here for more info.
Garden After Dark at Red Butte Garden
Take your kids for a romp through the Garden in their costumes at nighttime, when Red Butte's plants and animals glow on their own. The indoor/outdoor event includes crafts, light displays, activities and more.
6–9 p.m. Oct. 21–22 and 27–29 $5 for members, $10 for the public
Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way, SLC Click here for more info.
The Canterville Ghost at The Children's Theatre
The Otis family relocates to Canterville Chase, despite the stories of the property being haunted. But will the ghost of Sir Simon make them reconsider that decision?
7 p.m. Oct. 21 1 p.m. Oct. 22 4:30 p.m. Oct. 22
1 p.m. Oct. 29 4:30 p.m. Oct. 29
The Children's Theatre, 237 S. State Street, SLC Click here for tickets or more info.


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Scott Edward Dierking
Position: RB
Height: 5-10 Weight: 218 lbs.
Born: May 24, 1955 in Great Lakes Naval Base, IL
High School: West Chicago
College: Purdue (school history) (Dierking college stats)
Drafted by the New York Jets in the 4th round (90th overall) of the 1977 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 29 (3459th overall since 1950)
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as r tends to infinity the quantity will TEND to zero, but still exist. it is infinitesimally small and practically irrelevant, but gravity never fully dissipates.
what i wonder is if there were two objects in the universe, one large at the center and one small one at the very end of the universe, would that infinitesimal gravity be enough to begin pulling it in?


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Princeton Powers Past Columbia 18-7 in Women's Lacrosse
PRINCETON, N.J. (3/27/13) - Sophomore Erin McMunn had a career-best nine-point game and freshman Alexandra Bruno scored a career-high six goals as the Princeton women's lacrosse team defeated Columbia 18-7 on Wednesday, March 27 at Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium.
McMunn scored a career-high six goals and added three assists. Those nine points ranks her fourth all-time at Princeton in points in a game tying the record of Crista Samaras '99, Lindsey Biles '05 and Kathleen Miller '07. All three were All-America players.
Senior Mary-Kate Sivilli and sophomore Erin Slifer both had a goal and two assists apiece. Senior Charlotte Davis scored twice and junior Sarah Lloyd had a goal and an assist. Junior Caroline Franke earned her fourth win in goal making eight saves, just one shy of her personal best.
Princeton improves to 5-3 overall and maintains its first-place in the Ivy League standings at 2-0.
The Tigers started the game on a 3-0 run, but Columbia cut its deficit to one with back-to-back goals. The teams traded goals near the 10-minute mark before the Tigers rattled off five straight to end the first half with a 9-3 lead.
Kelly Buechel opened the second half with two consecutive goals for Columbia. Davis and McMunn answered on the other end to maintain the six-goal lead, 11-5 at 18:36. Ashley Rinere converted a free-position attempt for the Lions at 12:13 before the Tigers went on a 5-0 run over the next 3:35 to take a 16-6 lead and start the running clock.
Kacie Johnson stopped the clock at 3:42 with the final goal for Columbia before Bruno chipped in two in the final 1:21 on the other end for the final 18-7 score.
Princeton held a 35-23 differential in shots and a 15-12 edge in draw controls. The Tigers were 15 for 15 on clears and as Columbia had 13 turnovers to Princeton's six. Princeton was 3 for 3 on eight-meter attempts while Franke thwarted four of Columbia's six.
Johnson finished the game with three goals for the Lions who fall to 1-8 on the season and 0-4 in the Ivy League. Colleen Packer made nine saves in net for Columbia.
The Tigers look to stay unbeaten in league play when they travel to take on No. 11 Cornell this Saturday, March 30 at 3 p.m.


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Synchronizing flying Dutchmen's with back flips and shouts, cheerleaders raised spirits and funds for a good cause at the 2013 Cheerleading Competition held on Saturday, March 2, at the largest youth sporting event staged every year on Staten Island.
This year marked the 57th annual Cheerleading Competition held by Catholic Charities Catholic Youth Organization, CYO, in Staten Island. But in the wake of Hurricane Sandy that destroyed the homes and businesses of families and friends throughout much of this borough, the cheerleaders decided to do something different. Instead of competing, high school cheerleaders performed in a Cheer for Sandy exhibition that donated proceeds to benefit victims of the storm.
Nearly one thousand parents, grandparents and friends filled the stands at the College of Staten Island's Sports and Recreation Center in Willowbrook.
"This is like the Super Bowl, the World Series for Staten Island," said Kristine Romano, cheerleading coach with our Lady of Queen Peace.
Elementary-aged cheerleaders held their regular annual competition earlier in the day. Winning teams – including Our Lady Star of the Sea that placed first for both the Elementary Varsity and Deb Regular competitions – then performed their routines with high school cheerleaders during the afternoon Cheer for Sandy performance.
"We try to teach our kids that there is a connection; that it's not just sports," said Joe Panepinto, executive director of Staten Island Catholic Charities. "And they've been wonderful."
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2nd Annual BRAC Women's Summit Nov 20th
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Join the Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado's Board of Directors, Susan Adamkovics and Rachel Scott, Sarai Snyder of girlbikelove.com, keynote speaker Jennifer Triplett and several female leaders in the cycling community at Boulder Beer from 6-9 pm for appetizers, happy hour and a formal agenda impacting bicycle racing for women in Colorado. Seasoned women racers and new cyclists encouraged to attend, as well as promoters, officials and anyone l
ooking to grow, improve or learn more about cycling for women in CO.
We will discuss policy concerning women's categories and grouping of categories for the 2013 road season prior to the December 5th annual meeting; discuss the first women's criterium race for 2013; understanding race data from previous years; recruit volunteers and committee members for mentoring programs and clinics; increase participation in track; and sharing in an open forum how we can continue to improve women's attendance numbers and camaraderie in the state of Colorado.
This year's summit includes keynote speaker, coach and Toastmasters member Jennifer Triplett. Topic to be revealed soon!
If you want a voice, then please come, share and be heard! A formal agenda will be emailed to all female registered BRAC racers. ***if you'd like to include an agenda topic, be more involved in the summit, or need host housing, please email Susan firstname.lastname@example.com or Rachel at email@example.com.***
"The bicycle has done more to emancipate women than anything else in the world," suffragist pioneer Susan B. Anthony said in 1896. And in the United States, women still bicycle at significantly lower rates than men. But with YOUR support, the Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado (BRAC) remedies this disparity. Starting with an annual Women's Summit, where we work to engage women in bicycle planning and policy making, BRAC is committed year-round to providing opportunities for women's participation at all levels. BRAC builds confidence, camaraderie and community while providing health-benefits that last a lifetime for women of all ages and skill levels. From offering mentoring events and skills clinics to creating women's-only race days, BRAC wouldn't be able to encourage women to take their two-wheeled journey without your support. With your help, we will continue fighting for a nation where sports payouts are fair, races are family-friendly, barriers-to-entry are safe and affordable, opportunity equal, and discrimination a thing of the past.


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(BlackDoctor.org) — Young women whose significant others are their primary source of spending money are more likely to report that they don't use condoms, according to a study in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
• Almost one-quarter of the women in an HIV prevention study reported that they count on their significant other for spending money and that they had not used a condom in the preceding two months.
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• Women who receive spending money from their family or a job, versus from a significant other, are more likely to use condoms.
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These women may not explicitly exchange money for unprotected sex, says the report, "but their relationships may be implicitly transactional."
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"We live in a consumerist society in which people may feel that they cannot belong unless they have certain things," explains lead author Janet Rosenbaum, Ph.D., who studies sexual decision-making at the University of Maryland Population Research Center. "Women who have needs that they feel aren't being met may act unwisely to meet those needs."