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EVMS: Global Health Learning Opportunities (GHLO) Home/Host School
The Global Health Learning Opportunities (GHLO) Collaborative facilitates global mobility for final year students pursuing clinical, research, or public health electives outside their home country. The GHLO application service utilizes a web-based platform that streamlines the application process for students, enables home schools to endorse student applications and track progress, and host institutions to publish and manage elective offerings, student selection and evaluation. EVMS joined GHLO in 2013 under the joint role of a host and home school. As a home school, EVMS will provide students opportunities to go abroad and complete work for academic credit. As a host school, EVMS will create programs for students from other medical schools around the world to take advantage of. The Public Health Partnership between EVMS and State and Medical Pharmaceutical University of the Republic of Moldova and the exchange program with the Bar Ilan Medical School in Sfat, Israel represent two of EVMS' charter GHLO programs. The GHLO Collaborative functions to engage faculty members, administrators, and the leadership at institutions in curricular sharing, conducting joint research, and create working groups to establish new benchmarks in the global education arena. This will allow for dynamic communication towards innovation and sharing best practices.
Administrative Location
- The M. Foscue Brock Institute for Community and Global Health - Andrews Hall, Suite 502
721 Fairfax Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23507
Project Location
- Eastern Virginia Medical School
711 Southampton Ave
Norfolk, VA 23510
Project Partner(s)
- Global Health Learning Opportunities Collaborative, Bar Ilan University, State Medical and Pharmaceutical University of the Republic of Moldova
Participant Eligibility
- Faculty, Physicians, M4, MPH, PA, SA, Other HP
Project Categories
- Community Service, Service Learning, Research Scholarship
EVMS Faculty Lead
- Karen Remley, MD, FAACP
Project Scope
- International
EVMS Department(s)
- The M. Foscue Brock Institute for Community and Global Health
Points of Contact
General Inquiries
- Karen Remley, MD, FAACP, 757.446.7414
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Toys For Your Shy, Daring Or Wild Woman
If you've been in a relationship for a while now, chances are that you've either slipped into a sexual comfort zone, or you've stopped aiming for new sexual heights. Either way, it's time for you to get back into the swing of things — and I mean that literally.
Of course, each individual has their own needs and desires when it comes to lovemaking, and so long as you and your woman are on the same page, you can decide together what you want to do in the bedroom, and what kind of props you want to throw into your sexual mix.
Whether you and your woman take pleasure in sensual massages and hot baths together, or prefer to role-play and spank each other until your butts are raw, there's a toy in store for everyone. So strap on that leash and let's get started.
Still shyIf your woman isn't a big fan of props in the bedroom, perhaps you should start the playful antics off with things that aren't too risqué. Your best bet would be to opt for things that focus on sensuality more so than sexuality and with time, perhaps you and she can get into the bolder categories that follow.
For now, however, invest in a massage kit that will provide massage oils (edible and not), honey dusts, and best of all, a feather to keep her senses heightened. You and she can take turns pleasuring each other's bodies and when you're done making a mess of each other, hop on over to the bathroom for a very sensual bath.
The wet experience doesn't have to be a boring one; by adding a host of add-ons to the mix, a typical bath can be anything but. Opt for a bathtub companion that will provide everything from a vibrating sponge to a small vibrator and enjoy the look on her face while you bring her to orgasm.
Willing to tryNow if your woman is willing to give certain sexual experiments a shot, then chances are the props you use can be somewhat more technical and the scenarios can get a little forceful.
Nookii, a sexual board game is what helped me get a past girlfriend to open up and lose it on me sexually. And man, did she ever get crazy. Who knew that having a card dictate what a woman had to do would turn her into a sexual predator? If you think your woman simply needs a nudge in the right direction, use this game to push her over the edge and onto your manhood.
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|Southern Illinois | Kansas
Miami (Ohio) | Murray State
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|All-Time Series
|vs. Kansas: 4-4
vs. Miami (Ohio): 7-3
vs. Murray State: 1-0
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|vs. Kansas: 2010 (W, 3-1)
vs. Miami (Ohio): 2012 (L, 3-2)
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By Tyler Wooten
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- Saluki softball is set to hit the road for the Coach B Classic this weekend to take on Kansas, Miami (Ohio) and Murray State. Southern will technically be the host team, as the classic was moved from Carbondale to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Frost Stadium due to anticipated inclement weather.
The Salukis were able to get two games in at the Jacksonville Invitational on Feb. 22, where they split a doubleheader vs. Bethune-Cookman (W, 12-2 (5)) and Jacksonville (L, 9-2).
SIU returns 14 letterwinners, including seven position starters and two pitchers from the 2013 squad that went 25-27.
Southern Illinois welcomed four freshmen to the 2014 roster in Shaye Harre (P/Nashville, Ill.), Merri Anne Patterson (OF/Lynville, Tenn.), Jessa Thomas (C/Johnston City, Ill.) and Brook Womack (INF, Chattanooga, Tenn.)
The Jayhakws currently sit at 8-5 on the season after a successful 6-4 early run in neutral site tournaments. KU has three every-day starters that are hitting .340 or higher entering the Coach B Classic, including freshman Harli Riding -- who leads the team with a .390 average and is currently on a seven-game hitting streak. Riding also has a team-high on-base percentage of .500 thanks in part to being hit by seven pitches thus far -- the most on KU's roster. Junior pitcher Alicia Pille just tossed her first career no-hitter on Feb. 22 vs. Jackson State, which gives Kansas' pitching staff two current pitchers who have tossed a hitless game (Kelsey Kessler, 2013).
The Redhawks sit at 3-5 overall heading into the Coach B Classic. MU features two hitters that are at .350 or higher right now (Kristy Arbour, .370; Allie Larrabee, .350), but as a team the Redhawks are hitting .268 through eight games. Miami is led by ace Paige Myers, who owns a 3-1 record and a 1.15 ERA in six appearances. Opposing hitters are only managing a .213 average against Myers, who is currently pitching at a 3.8-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
The Racers stand at 7-5 on the season thanks to strong hitting from Cayla Levins (.414) and Alexa Becker (.385), who have each started all 12 games for MSU. As a team, the Racers are currently hitting .291. The Murray State pitching staff has a team-ERA of 3.33 and have two pitchers with three wins: Mason Robinson (3-1, 2.71 ERA) and CheyAnna Gaskey (3-3, 3.87). Although Gaskey holds two more losses, she has a wide team-lead in strikeouts with 35 compared to 18 walks.
Senior second baseman Jayna Spivey has been named a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award, the organization Thursday. Spivey is a 2013 Capital One Academic All-District selection and First-Team Missouri Valley Conference Scholar-Athlete who holds a 3.761 cumulative GPA in biological sciences. The Rosiclare, Ill. recorded 44 RBI's in 2013 to lead the Missouri Valley Conference, which ties as the sixth-best season in SIU history. She also led SIU with 12 multi-RBI games and ranked second in the MVC with 11 home runs, which is tied for seventh in school history.
The Saluki sophomores stepped up offensively in the first three weekends of play, as two of them hold the top batting averages on the team. At the Century Link Classic, Taylor Harris and Caylee Cook each recorded their first career homeruns while Kelsey Gonzalez recorded four hits including two doubles to record three runs. In Jacksonville, Gonzalez went on a tear again with a 2-for-3 outing vs. Bethune-Cookman that included an RBI. Taylor Harris leads SIU with a .417 average on the season with five hits in 12 at-bats, followed by Kelsey Gonzalez (.296).
Southern Illinois has been picked picked fourth in the 2014 Missouri Valley Conference Preseason Coaches Poll. The Salukis received the coaches' fourth-place pick with 63 votes while Northern Iowa was picked as this year's preseason favorite.
Southern was represented on the MVC Preseason All-Conference Team by senior Jayna Spivey and junior Meredith Wilson. Spivey brings an offensive spark to the Salukis as she finished tied for first in RBIs, second in home runs and fourth in two-out RBIs in the Conference. Wilson is a two-time All-MVC Sec¬ond Team member.
SIU's game on April 10, 2013 at UT Martin marked SIU head coach Kerri Blaylock's 750th game as a head coach, all of which were at SIU. Blaylock also picked up her 500th career coaching win on March 21, 2013 with SIU's doubleheader sweep of Saint Louis. In her 15th season, the Saluki skipper sits at 520-261 overall. She is the second SIU coach and the eighth MVC coach to reach the 500-win milestone. Her career .665 winning percentage is the highest among the MVC's 500-win coaches.
Spivey is looking work her way up the SIU record book for home runs in her final seaon. The senior's 11 home runs last season ranked second in the MVC and seventh in school history for a single season. She is up to 29 home runs for her career, which ranks fourth in SIU history.
SIU set a new program record for grand slams in a season in 2013 with six through the end of the regular season. SIU's previous record of five grand slams came in 2010. Preseason All-Conference selection Meredith Wilson recorded two of SIU's grand slams last season.
Southern led the MVC in drawing free bases last season with a combined 259 free bases via walks and hit-by-pitches. The Salukis ranked second behind Illinois State for the MVC's lead in bases on balls with 201, and the Salukis' 58 free bases on hit by pitches was the league leader by 19.
The official Twitter of Saluki softball is @SIU_Softball. This account features team news as well as live in-game updates. Fans can also follow Saluki Athletics @SIUSalukis for news on all SIU sports.


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|Petrino likes what he sees
MOSCOW, Idaho – Paul Petrino said his vision of an ideal scrimmage was neither side dominating. That's what he had Saturday in the Idaho Vandals' first spring battle between the offense and defense.
"Overall," he said, "for a first scrimmage, I was happy. With that many touchdowns, you'd probably have to say the offense (was the winner), but there were times when the defense got after them pretty good."
He saw more than just improvement in Xs and Os during the 190-play session.
"There were a lot of things that seemed a lot better," he said. "There was a better attitude, better environment. Everybody played hard."
The offense wound up tallying 20 touchdowns in the scrimmage that initially was dominated by the defense. Once the offense started to click, Petrino said he liked the response of the defense when he challenged the unit.
"I liked it when I went over there and challenged the defense," said Petrino, noting the successive three-and-outs that followed. "There were a lot of defensive guys flying around, hitting, playing with great effort."
Eight players tallied double-digit tackle efforts with newcomer Irving Steele and returners Russell Siavii, Jayshawn Jordan and Eric Tuipulotu totaling 13 each. Broc Westlake had 12, Bradley Njoku had 11, and Jordan Grabski and Marc Millan had 10 each. Defensive end Quinton Bradley proved he is back at full strength with four tackles for loss. Siavii and Jordan intercepted two passes each.
Josh McCain, the Vandals' quarterback-turned-receiver, caught eight passes for 218 yards and five touchdowns, while Deon Watson and Dezmon Epps both had 11 catches with Watson covering 199 yards and Epps 147.
That was part of an air assault the included 96 passes with 62 completions for 878 yards between the two players – sophomore Chad Chalich and redshirt freshman Matt Linehan, battling for the starting nod. Chalich was 22 of 34 for 395, and Linehan went 40 of 62 for 484 yards. Each was intercepted twice.
The run game, which netted 341 yards, was led by senior Jerrel Brown with 22 carries for 106 yards with sophomore Richard Montgomery carrying 17 times for 65 yards.
"You see a lot of skill on offense that can make big plays," Petrino said. "There are little groups on both sides that have to improve."


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The Jolyon Pitt Girard Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence was established in 2009 in honor of Jolyon P. Girard, Ph.D., who taught history and political science at Cabrini for more than 30 years.
The Scholar‑in‑Residence enables the College to bring to campus historians or other appropriate scholars who have earned recognition for outstanding scholarship, and who share Girard's passion for teaching.
The program was made possible by contributions from more than 120 donors.
The 2015–16 Jolyon Pitt Girard Distinguished Scholar‑in‑Residence is Heather Cox Richardson, Ph.D.
Heather Cox Richardson, Ph.D., teaches 19th-Century American history at both the undergraduate and graduate level at Boston College.
Her early work focuses on the transformation of political ideology from the Civil War to the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, examining issues of race, economics, westward expansion, and the construction of the concept of an American middle class.
She is currently working on an intellectual history of American politics and a graphic treatment of the Reconstruction Era.
Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015, in the Mansion at Cabrini College7:30–9:00PM: Keynote Lecture and Question-&-Answer Session
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Murder by Proxy is the second book in the series by Suzanne Young featuring the thoroughly lovable but inquisitive Edna Davies whose investigative nature always lands her in the middle of trouble. Suspicion and suspense surround her at every turn as Edna, once again, takes us on an exciting quest to find a killer; this time in the breathtaking Rocky Mountains of Colorado! Like its predecessor Murder by Yew, Proxy is every bit as engaging. Young is a natural at keeping the reader guessing and she does a superb job doing so right to the end.
In Murder by Proxy, Edna travels to Colorado where her youngest son and new daughter-in-law live. Edna, once again, finds herself in the midst of a murder investigation, though at least this time she is not the prime suspect. When Edna is approached by Ernie, the PI on the case, he asks for her help in finding a missing co-worker and friend of Grant's. Grant warns Edna not to get involved but true to Edna's nature, she just can't help herself.
Young keeps us guessing almost from the moment we begin reading. With multiple suspects, every one of them hiding something, and any number of skeletons in the closet, Young creates a page turning plot that is not easy to put down. Of course, it's what the characters are not saying that is the most telling.
Young's characters are well rounded and believable. Edna Davies is as endearing as she is curious which is probably why she finds herself in so many compromising and dangerous situations? The reader is bound to Edna through sheer loyalty for her cleverness and devotion for finding the truth. She's the kind of grandmother you want to have around just for the excitement alone. Young's male characters, whether good or bad, are rich in personality as well. Although, I find myself wondering if Edna and Albert will ever settle down to live out their retirement years with each other since they are never in the same state at the same time. Murder by Proxy is a five star read from beginning to end!
Murder by Proxy is published by Mainly Murder Press and released on February 1, 2011. It is available for purchase at MainlyMurderPress.com, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and at other select bookstores. Suzanne is currently working on the third installment of the Edna Davies mysteries entitled "Murder by Mistake."
Suzanne Young was born and raised in Rhode Island. As a young teenager, Suzanne Young spent several summers on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire and currently lives in Colorado. She is a member of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers, Sisters in Crime and the prestigious Denver Woman's Press Club.
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Just this morning, April 20, 2014, Tony Calvento, one of the members of the legal team developed by actor-TV host Vhong Navarro, updated his official Facebook page. He confirmed that someone from the camp of Cedric Lee is willing to come out and testify against his comrades.
The print and broadcast journalist did not reveal the identity of the accused on the Vhong Navarro case who is now willing to become a state witness, but he confirmed that the guy has a deep voice and was crying during their conversation over the phone. Aside from that person, Tony Calvento also revealed that the accused who had managed to slip out of the country is also willing to comeback and turn the tables against Cedric Lee and the others.
His revelation is the subject of conversation of the netizens this evening, according to them, these people will prove the theory of Vhong and his legal team that the incident was really a set up. But who are these people willing to give up their friendship with Cedric Lee?
Are they Deniece Cornejo and Ferdinand Guerrero or Jed Fernandez and Jose Paolo Calma? If you are following this case, you guys will notice that all the accused are just following orders from Cedric Lee, therefore, it will be very hard for the possible state witnesses to come out and tell the truth without the assurance of their safety.
For now, that is their main concern, and good to know that the brave journalist has already assured their safety. Obviously, this is going to be a very long battle in court for Vhong Navarro, but for some people who are following this case, Cedric Lee has already found his match and with the help of his friends, Vhong will get the justice that he deserves.
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Battle of the Coral Sea
1959, War
A submarine commander and his crew are captured by the Japanese while on a reconaissance mission. He plans to escape so he can return the intelligence he has gathered to the US fleet, but when an interpreter offers to help him, he is not sure she can be trusted. Second World War drama, starring Cliff Robertson and Gia Scala


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The Albuquerque Isotopes have a heck of a tough task awaiting them to start the second half of the season. The Sacramento River Cats return to Isotopes Park sporting the best record (56-41) in the Pacific Coast League.
Sacramento has been on a roll of late, overtaking Reno (52-46) atop the Pacific North Division. The River Cats have done so despite many roster changes since their first visit to Albuquerque May 6-9.
Their lineup has lost catcher Stephen Vogt, first baseman Nate Freiman and shortstop Andy Parrino, all of whom have been called up by the Oakland A's. Freiman's 14 home runs and 69 RBI still lead the team.
Outfielders Jake Goebbert (Padres) and Michael Taylor (White Sox) have been traded away. Second baseman-shortstop Tyler Ladendorf (.305/.387/.429) has been placed on the restricted list.
The team that remains still has plenty of talent, especially with the recent changes to the pitching staff in Oakland. After the A's added veteran starters Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel, that meant lefties Drew Pomeranz and Tommy Milone were Sacramento-bound.
Pomeranz, who will start Thursday's series opener, and Milone, scheduled to start Saturday, have each made one start for the River Cats, allowing one run apiece in four innings of work. Milone has gone 6-3 with a 3.55 ERA in 16 starts in the Majors while Pomeranz posted a record of 5-4 with a 2.98 ERA in 17 games (eight starts).
Lefty Matt Buschmann (6-4, 4.46) will start Friday's game while right-hander Arnold Leon (9-3, 4.47) gets the nod in Sunday's series finale. The bullpen has been anchored by right-handers Evan Scribner (3-1, 3.03, 14 saves) and Jeremy McBryde (3-2, 2.62, 8 saves).
Sacramento still boasts a fairly strong infield. First baseman Daric Barton (.280/.364/.385, 2 HR, 21 RBI), second baseman Jose Martinez (.260/.339/.340, 4 HR, 40 RBI) and third baseman Alden Carrithers (.298/.396/.377, HR, 34 RBI, 12 stolen bases) have all been solid, though none will ever be called a power hitter.
The outfield features former Isotope Nick Buss (.281/.333/.352, 3 HR, 26 RBI), who has alternated between all three positions. Shane Peterson (.309/.386/.430, 5 HR, 57 RBI, 11 stolen bases) has primarily played center field, while recent addition Josh Whitaker has become a fixture in right field since Taylor was traded.
With two lefties with big-league experience in the rotation, this will be a difficult match-up for the Isotopes, who have struggled against southpaws all season. The series tips off Thursday at 7:05 p.m., with Friday and Saturday's games having the same start time and Sunday starting at 6:05 p.m.


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303Cycling looking for Cycling Historians
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303Cycling is looking for all of those Colorado Cycling Historians. We are wanting to create a series of "Cycling Back in the Day". Our first story to air soon will be on the first CX race put on by Chris Grealish back in the late 80's in Boulder just south of the current Short Track course but on the other side of Colorado... remember that?
Or remember the weekly Crit series that took place out at 55th and Flatirons area before the buildings went up? The list goes on and on.... If you have interesting history then we'd love to hear about it, comment here, email me or use our Contact us form.


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Is it possible to share the user directory between Ubuntu and Arch, and how to make that work? I'm talking about what's known as
I already have Ubuntu installed, but I am really annoyed by outdated packages. I would like to run them next to each other so when I need to use new software I can use ArchLinux. I could just switch completely to ArchLinux, but I don't want to take any risks. (Maybe I'll hate it)
Just as a sidenote, my /home is on a different partition, but my users' directories also encrypted.


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Meat & Charcuterie | 2013 Editors Choice Food Awards
View the winners of the 2013 Editors Choice Food Awards — Meat & Charcuterie Category.
Updated Friday, October 11th, 2013
View the winners of the 2013 Editors Choice Food Awards — Meat & Charcuterie Category.
Vermont Smoke & Cure
Hinesburg, Vermont
How's this for a Vermont bacon: First it's brined with maple syrup and salt; then it's smoked over corncobs and maplewood. The result is a hearty, thick-cut bacon (it's also sold diced and in slabs), with just enough sweetness from the maple and the meat itself.
Suggested Retail Price: $6.99 per 12-ounce package
Where to Find It: Many independent and natural-foods stores around New England; most Whole Foods stores; and online at: VTsmokeandcure.com
Meat Market Café
Great Barrington, Massachusetts
Jeremy Stanton sources his meat from operations within about 40 miles of his shop, creating a micro-economy that keeps farms in business and customers well-fed. Start your tasting with his buttery finocchiona salame flavored with fennel seeds, but don't stop there—his pâtés are also exceptional.
Suggested Retail Price: $34.95 per pound
Where to Find It: Meat Market shop and its attached café. For more information, visit: themeatmarketgb.com
Formaggio Kitchen
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Leave it to the folks at New England's best gourmet and cheese shop to produce a stellar pâté. (Really, all the charcuterie, made by staffer Julie Biggs, is excellent—try the duck pastrami for a novel treat.) Smooth and silky, with just a hint of brandied sweetness to play off the earthy liver, it's just about the best thing you could ever slather on a baguette.
Suggested Retail Price: $17 per pound
Where to Find It: Formaggio Kitchen store in Cambridge and online at: formaggiokitchen.com
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Under the direction of the Assistant Director of Prospective Student Services, the Recruiter - Special Population will manage and participate in all on-campus tours and recruitment events, to recruit prospective students to UVU.
Position: Recruiter - Special Population
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Position Summary:
Essential Functions, Major Duties, and/or Accountabilities:
- Plan and coordinate recruitment in collaboration with Athletics, Academic Deans, Chairs, Faculty, and Advisors.
- Assist in covering the post high school tour, regional fairs and off-campus businessess off & company fairs
- Build relationships within community for recruitment purposes.
- Coordinate and participate recruitment events with UVU departments and off campus entities.
- Speak publically on a variety of special topics related to UVU and recruitment.
- Coordinate presentations for a variety of interests on topics related to UVU and recruitment.
- Provide assistance/information on admissions, financial aid, scholarships, transfer credit, residency, etc.
- Provide referrals for prospective students regarding individualized needs and requests.
- Provide follow-up on prospective students who have attended high school relations recruitment events.
- Assist the PSS Office in development of University Marketing Materials for recruitment.
Supervisory Responsibilities:
Special Requirements of the Position:
- Some evening and weekend work.
- Valid Driver's License required and proof of Insurance
- Travel required.
Graduation from an accredited institution with a bachelor's degree in a related field AND one year of experience directly related to the summary of duties.
- Abilility to Public Speak
- Extensive knowledge of college marketing and recruitment programs and methods.
- Strong interpersonal and decision making skills.
- Strong communication skills both oral and written.
- Strong organizational skills. Knowledge of the broad range of UVU degree listings, and programs.
- Skill in disseminating knowledge of UVU degrees and programs
This position description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive list of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to the position.


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Grant-funded academy promotes healthcare careers
Published on Friday, March 28, 2014
Western Technical College will offer a four-day Healthcare Academy that introduces career options in the healthcare industry. Thanks to funding from a Department of Labor grant, the academy is being offered at no cost to participants. It will be held on the La Crosse campus April 8-11, from 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
The 30-hour Healthcare Academy will provide an introduction to several different healthcare career options, training, and employment requirements. Participants will also be mentored by a Success Coach in communication and study skills, financial literacy, safety, stress management, customer service, and infection control strategies.
For more information or to register, contact Ray Heidel at 608.785.9151 or Lori Hines at 608.789.6277.
This workforce solution is partially financed through a $12,695,868 grant from the Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration. This "Bridges2Healthcare" Grant was awarded to a consortium of seven colleges in Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin as part of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCT) program.


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Start Time: 11:00AM End Time: 12:30AM
Announcing the Fifth Session of...
Secret Comics Readers, Artists & Writers League
2/8 Guest Instructor Rob Worley, Creator of Scratch9
Created by Eisner Award-nominated writer Rob M. Worley, Scratch9 features the adventures of a rascally house cat who gains the ability to summon any of his 8 other lives to his side to aid him in his adventures
You can preview Scratch9 at scratch9.com.
Seating is limited so please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com by February 5
S.C.R.A.W.L. has been such fun and so successful we will continue in 2014. The sessions will be the second Saturday of each month, at the Ventura Blvd. location.
A single class will still be $10 which comes with a $5 store credit. But you can also pre-pay for 5 sessions for $25 (no added store credit).
Earth-2 Comics
15017 Ventura Blvd.
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
More Info: http://www.icontact-archive.com/OBEMGylzLCUCOhAF5sxJfH5zp6oy6iqc?w=2
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On each episode of "Extreme Weight Loss," transformation specialists Heidi and Chris Powell guide one individual through a year of physical and emotional changes. The July 22 episode highlighted the importance of spiritual faith and belief as the wife of a pastor, Georgeanna Johnson, lost 165 pounds. And with the help of the nation's most elite gymnasts, she also regained her self-confidence.
At 44, Georgeanna has succeeded in the roles of perfect mother, perfect wife, perfect daughter and perfect friend. As a former gymnast herself, she feels that if she can't do a task perfectly, she has failed. And it's that drive for perfection that prevents her from trying to return to her former sport.
But when she turns to transformation experts Heidi and Chris Powell for help, it's time for Georgeanna to learn to find peace with imperfection. Exemplifying that: The goal that Chris gives her to complete a back handspring.
The list of former gymnasts who guide Georgeanna through the training process reads like a "who's who" in U.S. gymnastics history. Nadia Comaneci and Mary Lou Retton train her. In addition, Olympic champions Dominique Dawes, Bart Conner and Shannon Miller show their support by serving as "judges" when she shows off her moves in front of a crowd.
But exercise is only part of the challenge on every episode of "Extreme Weight Loss." The woman famed for baking for her family, friends and church must learn to prepare and enjoy healthy foods as well. Celebrity chef Rocco DiSpirito, author of the "The Pound a Day Diet: Lose Up to 5 Pounds in 5 Days by Eating the Foods You Love" weight loss book, showed Georgeanna the art of making low-calorie ice cream.
Throughout the show, Georgeanna discusses the role that gymnastics played in her life when she was young. "I just had a love for the sport," she told International Gymnast magazine on July 21.
And although she had stopped practicing, she never lost that love. "It gave me confidence, and I feel like the flexibility and agility I gained from it helped me so much this year as I tried to regain my inner athlete," added Georgeanna.
She admits that the year of transformation was not easy. The first phase required her to head to boot camp for three months.
"I had never been away from my husband or daughters for any extended period of time, so being away was emotionally draining. And physically exhausting. I went from never working out to working out four to five hours a day. I missed my family terribly during that time," she admitted.
But although that was emotionally stressful, the second phase required the most physical strength for her. "Each day I had a two-hour workout with my trainer, an hour of cardio, and training with my gymnastics coach and some days meeting with my choreographer. So, it was very physically taxing for me."
But at the end of the journey, it was all worthwhile. She believes that Chris and Heidi will forever be in her life. "They will be lifelong friends."
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President Obama erred on the side of hopefulness in his 2014 State of the Union address when he stated that "Michelle's Let's Move! partnership with schools, businesses and local leaders has helped bring down childhood obesity rates for the first time in 30 years, and that's an achievement that will improve lives and reduce health care costs for decades to come.", according to new research conducted by University of Illinois kinesiology and community health professor Ruopeng An that was published in the Feb. 5, 2014, journal ISRN Obesity
While it is factual that obesity rates among low-income preschool children have declined in 19 of 43 states the entire picture of the obesity problem in the United States is oversimplified by a conclusion that the epidemic is slowing or on the verge of turning around.
Dr. An based his conclusions on an evaluation of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) data for 2000 and a comparison with that data to data for 2011 and 2012. The database is kept and maintained by the Centers for Diseease Control from which the Presdient also got his information.
Dr. An found that the rates of adult obesity have hardly declined at all in the last twelve years and the rates of morbid obesity have increased in adults during the same time frame.
"We can't be naive and underestimate the severity of the obesity epidemic in the U. S. Although there is some preliminary evidence about the decline of obesity prevalence among low income preschoolers, that population is unique; we haven't gotten good measures for the entire child or adolescent population," An said. "For the adult population, there are minor declines in the overweight and obesity rate if we compare data from 2012 to that in 2010, but the declines are very small and statistically insignificant. We cannot rule out the hypothesis that the prevalence of obesity follows the same trend as in the last decade."


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This fancy girl is getting ready for a disco night where she is going to meet her friends and dance together all the night.She wants to look really beautiful and fashionable. She needs a helping hand on choosing a fashionable outfit to wear on this occasion. Give her a perfect look, check out the fancy clothes and accessories available and pick up the ones you like best to dress her up. Don't forget to choose a fancy hairstyle and some pretty accessories to give her a perfect look.
don't mean to offend, but this really does not belong in WH.
I can only assume that the corrupting influence of Slaanesh is responsible for this.
Shall we call for Exterminatus? I'm fairly certain that that would be the wish of the Inquisitors, were they here.
I'm assuming the Inquisition are already on their way. And as a foul xenos player I should probably make myself scarce...
This heresy has been reported to the Inquisition. May they purge the unclean one that sponsored this unholy ritual.
I can understand that our dearest would desire promiscuous company pertaining to which she brings us into performing her... adultrous needs... but frankly she is capable of comprehending her misconception of where she lies.
Let me put it another way - She is an unreasonable advocate of the dark arts of lunacy
Let me put it another way - She is an unreasonable advocate of the dark arts of lunacy
What is a disco dancer doing in the adeptes-astartes?
That's my question.
That's my question.
This submission contains heresy and must be purged.
Heresy. It's not Warhammer


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COM to Hold a Remembrance Ceremony Commemorating 10th Anniversary of Terrorist Attacks
Kentfield, CA — August 25, 2011 — College of Marin will host Remembrance Ceremonies at both its Kentfield and Indian Valley campuses to mark the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States, which occurred on Sept. 11, 2001. The Remembrance Ceremonies will take place on Sept. 12, 2011, at 10 a.m.
The Kentfield ceremony will be held at the flagpole located in front of the Fine Arts Building next to Circle Drive at the Kentfield Campus, 835 College Ave., Kentfield, CA. The Indian Valley Campus (IVC) ceremony will be held at the flagpole in front of the east wing of Building 27 facing the road, 1800 Ignacio Blvd, Novato, CA. The American flag will be flown at half-staff at both campuses on Sept. 11 and raised on the morning of Sept. 12 following a brief presentation by Dr. Coon at the Kentfield Campus and also a brief presentation by Dean Nanda Schorske at IVC. Following the ceremonies there will be a moment of silence in remembrance of the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 attack. Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend.


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Ekundayo Bandele, founder and CEO of Hattiloo Theatre has announced that the theatre is accepting resumes for a house manager.
According to a statement released by the theatre, the person who fills this post will work Wednesday - Sunday, but will have some weekends off.
The statement also describes the position. "The house manager is responsible for attending run-through rehearsals at the theatre to ensure that they are familiar with the structure of the plays as well as to ensure that the actors\actresses and production team members are adhering to the safety guidelines. The house manager is also in constant communication with the stage managers in order to keep the timing of the plays accurate and to also be aware of when they should be keeping the lobby clear and quiet. The most important duty of the house manager however is to insure that the guests and loyal patrons have the best experience possible at the theatre."
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Since last summer, when we announced that Dogfish was headed back to the four states we pulled out of in 2011, we've been grateful for all of the anticipation, kind words and patience from the craft beer community. Today, for all of the Dogfish fans in Tennessee, we can finally say … we're back!
We're starting a soft rollout into Tennessee with Memphis and Chattanooga, with our eye on filling out the state in the coming months.
"We did a ton of research before moving forward to come back to Tennessee," says Dogfish Head Founder and President Sam Calagione. "We wanted to make sure we had the right partners, and I'm excited that we'll be working with Bud of Memphis and Carter Distributing in Chattanooga."
To find Dogfish Head beers in your area, try the Fish Finder at dogfish.com. You can search by beer and by ZIP code, and the Fish Finder will tell you where shipments have dropped in the past 60 days. Our trucks bound for Tennessee are leaving Delaware this week, beer should be appearing on shelves and taps in Memphis & Chatanooga (and the Fish Finder) over the next few weeks.
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Dear experts:
When I use VF03 to cancel billing documents. It occurs error :
No billing documents were generated. See log
Message no. VF032
The error information is as follows:
8507006691 000000 Document does not exist.
The document does not exist. It was possibly not posted and
therefore cannot be read from the database.
Repeat the transaction at a later time.
Technical data
Tech. data details
Client 888
Group Number
Sales Document Number 8507006691
Item Number of the SD Document 000000
Schedule Line Number 0001
Counter in Control Tables 00
Message Identification VF
System Message Number 001
Output Type E
Message Variable 01
Message Variable 02
Message Variable 03
Message Variable 04
Group Type F
Please help me, thanks!
Hello Colleague;
I've no access in your system, but seems to be there is a pricing error in the billing document
and that is the reason there is no accounting document generated. The status of the Invoice is
vbuk-gbstk- "A" >
Also certain conditions could be defined as mandatory condition.
Pricing error: Mandatory condition MWST is missing
Message no. V1 801
Please, look if that there were other conditions defined as mandatory
conditions in the pricing procedure. But these conditions are
missing in the Invoice. Many of the conditins marked as mandatory
are missing in the Invoice.
Please remove the mandatory check in your pricing procedure
Then this pricing error will disappear.
The other way could be try to change the status of
vbuk-gbstk- "A" to "C" . Thus the Invoice will have a status
completed. Then you can cancell the Invoice.
I hope hose tips can guide you.
Ruy Castro
Thanks! Is there any other answer?
When I use VF03 to cancel billing documents. It occurs error
This itself is wrong. As you should be aware, to cancel a billing document, you should execute VF11. In your case, if it is proforma, then you should execute VF02 => Billing Document => Complete.
Nevertheless, go to VL02N, key in that delivery reference and execute. Ensure that it is PGId in which case, system will throw the error message what you had indicated.
G. Lakshmipathi
First of all go to VL03N and check in the document flow wheather billing document has been generated or not. If not generated then wrf. to delivery doc no. create the billing document and then go to VF03 and you can check
Thanks and Regards
What is status of a/c document?, Is partial cleared?
What is document flow says
Authorization problem. Solved. Thanks!


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Date: December 26 2012
IT WAS the year when ''green-on-blue'' became, sadly, a household phrase. This year was the third deadliest for Australian troops serving in Afghanistan, with seven Diggers killed, three by an ostensible Afghan ally.
All up, at least 60 soldiers of the International Security Assistance Force were killed in such green-on-blue attacks this year, up from 33 in 2011 and 16 in 2010.
Such was the frequency of news stories about this kind of attack that the Australian Dictionary Centre at ANU selected ''green-on-blue'' as its new word of the year.
In many ways, Defence will be pleased the year is over. At home, 2012 was dominated by the Gillard government's deep armed forces budget cuts - $5.5 billion over four years - and the continuing fallout of the 2011 Skype scandal, which has turned the spotlight on the culture within the military. It culminated in the DLA Piper report that found 775 credible claims of abuse going back to the 1950s.
The Gillard government maintains that progress continues to be made in Afghanistan. Australian soldiers in Oruzgan have pulled back from the patrol bases and are now largely confined to the main base at Tarin Kowt, having handed over responsibility to the Afghan 4th Brigade troops they have helped train.
But Afghan enthusiasm for fighting is far from certain, says former soldier James Brown, now a military fellow at the Lowy Institute.
''I don't have a great amount of optimism about the Afghan security forces continuing to take the fight to the Taliban,'' he says. ''I think they'll reach accommodation with them. They'll say, 'That's your valley, this is ours'. A status quo will descend and we just won't hear a lot of what happens down there.''
Defence recently released to Fairfax Media two documents under FOI detailing the performance and readiness of the Afghan 4th Brigade. Every page was blacked out for security reasons.
Peter Jennings, executive director of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, said little had changed militarily in Afghanistan over the past year. ''What you had was a gritty stalemate. That's as good as it's going to get and hopefully it'll remain that way until 2014,'' he said.
''Nothing has diminished the one point of consensus among the international coalition partners, which is, 'Let's get the hell out of there as fast as we can'.''
Diggers are probably less vulnerable to green-on-blue attacks now that they have less contact with the Afghan soldiers but Mr Brown says 2013 still carries significant risks.
''Transitions are messy periods,'' he said. ''The likelihood of us getting through the next 12 months of transition without having anybody seriously wounded or killed is very low.''
Experts agree the government needs to be clearer over the next 12 months about its plans beyond the end of 2014, by which time the bulk of Australian forces are expected to be out. The government has hinted it will leave some special forces in the country for high-level mentoring of Afghans and counter-terrorism.
''They have still not decided what to leave behind,'' said Neil James, of the Australian Defence Association. ''There's talk of a special forces contingent, but they haven't said where it will be based, how big it will be, what its job will be. Will it just be to back up the Afghans or will it conduct its own counter-terrorism operations?''
Former army chief Peter Leahy, now director of the University of Canberra's National Security Institute, agreed.
''The Prime Minister's said we'll be there for the rest of the decade. Just what does she mean?''
At home, the government's main responsibility for the coming year would be ensuring the budget cuts ''don't have long lasting impact on capability and training and morale'', Professor Leahy said.
Defence is unlikely to find 2013 much easier than 2012. The budget cuts effectively killed the 2009 defence white paper, meaning the government has now pledged to produce a new one, to be released in the first half of next year, although some doubt that we will see the paper before the federal election.
And the abuse allegations will be scrutinised - one at a time - by a taskforce headed by former military judge Len Roberts-Smith, a process expected to take at least a year.
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Archive of Consultation Responses:
Policy Archives for 2006
Please see below the 2006 archives of Genetic Alliance UK's policy and campaigning work...
(Note: Genetic Alliance UK was previously called Genetic Interest Group (GIG) and changed its name on 1st June 2010)
- National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) consultation on the management of care for people affected by Familial Hypercholesterolaemia
NICE scope document
GIG response to NICE FH Scoping document
July 2006
- Review of UK Health Research. A consultation launched by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to determine how this fund will be used by the Medical Research Council and the NHS R&D Programme.
Letter from Sir David Cooksey about the consultation
GIG response to the Cooksey Report
July 2006
- Department for Work and Pensions Consulation - A new deal for welfare - Empowering people to work
Response from the Genetic Interest Group
April 2006
- Central Office for Research Ethics Committees Consultation - Implementing the recommendations from the Ad Hoc Advisory Group
Response from the Genetic Interest Group
April 2006
- EU Proposal for a Regulation on Advanced Therapies and Tissue Engineered Products.
Response from the Genetic Interest Group
April 2006
- The Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority Consultation - Choices and Boundaries.
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January 2006


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July 8, 2010
Junior All-American distance runner Cory Primm has been named to Team USA's roster for the 2010 NACAC Under-23 Championships, held July 9-11 in Miramar, FL. The meet (North American, Central American and Caribbean) features 32 member nations.
Under the auspices of the I.A.A.F. (International Amateur Athletics Federation) and the USATF (USA Track & Field), athletes in the 23 and under category representing Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Montserrat, Netherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, El Salvador, St. Kitts/ Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, The Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turk and Caicos Islands, United States Virgin Islands, and United States of America will be in action.
Primm will compete in his specialty, the 800m, an event he finished fifth in at the NCAA Championships this past June. The semifinal rounds will be held on Saturday, July 10th at 10:20 am (EST) with the final to follow on Sunday, July 11th at 6:35 pm (EST).


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The one (and only) classic platformer in the Mega Man Battle Network series, Network Transmission takes place after the defeat of the Life Virus in the first game. A fake vaccine against the "Zero Virus" is infecting Navis, and the trail leads right to the virus himself, a Navi version of Zero.
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Wild Bill Mommar Here.
The cardinal rule of being a gold goblin is that everything sells. This is the basis of what many others and I have created our fortunes upon. Never has this been as obvious as in the opening zones of Mists of Pandaria.
Last night I started my number one farmer to work. She is a Skinner/Miner with decent gear, so I had no problem blowing through most of the mobs in the area. The part that I was noticing was that in the opening area just outside the temple:
Here was a plethora of mobs to kill and skin. Many of the Sha-Infested Prowlers in this area have a heavy repop rate. Being a member of a level 25 guild and the Bountiful Bags Perk I ended up with about 15 stacks of Sha-Touched Leather in my bags for less than an hours worth of work.
One of the reasons this area is very profitable for skinners is that many players don't have the skinning ability so they will end up leaving unskinned mobs in this area. There was some bad with the good in this area. It ended up where many of the corpses were unable to be skinned because players did not loot after they had been killed.
Also as your skinning in this (and other areas) there is the opportunity for Plump Intestines to drop. These seem to contain bonus coins from 1-2g (similar to the Strange Bloated Stomach that was skinned in Twilight Highlands.).
As a skinner spending some time in these small profitable areas for materials can be beneficial. Later on there will be less need to farm the Mists of Pandaria version of scraps for full pieces of leather. But with the market being hungry for anything necessary to level professions, getting these onto the market can be very profitable.
Good Luck and Good Skinning (and loot your mobs)
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In The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, Bella and Edward, plus those they love, must deal with the chain of consequences brought on by a marriage, honeymoon, and the tumultuous birth of a child which brings an unforeseen and shocking development for Jacob Black.
In The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 Brought back from near-death by Edward after childbirth, Bella begins her new life as a vampire and mother to their daughter, Renesmee. When the Volturi are led to believe that Renesmee was not born as a vampire but, rather, turned into one in violation of their code, the Volturi set out to destroy the child and the Cullen clan. The Cullens band together with vampires from around the world to stand united against the Volturi.
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T&T High Court rules in favour of WICB
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – The Honourable Justice Ricky Rahim of the High Court of Trinidad and Tobago, today, March 26, 2013, ruled on the matter between the West Indies Players Association (the Claimant) and the West Indies Cricket Board (the Defendant) concerning the interpretation of the Memorandum of Understanding and Collective Bargaining Agreement (MOU/CBA) which governed the relationship between the two bodies.
On March 30, 2011 WICB wrote to WIPA giving notice of revision of the CBA/MOU by June 30th 2011. WICB also notified WIPA of termination of the CBA/MOU effective September 30th, 2011 should there be no revision. It is this termination which was the subject of dispute.
WIPA claimed that the WICB had attempted to illegally unilaterally terminate the agreements, which WIPA asserted could only be terminated by mutual consent, revision of the documents or the dispute resolution procedure contained in the agreements. WIPA also sought an injunction keeping the agreements in force until the claim could be heard, which was granted on March 1, 2012.
WICB had disagreed with WIPA's assertion, countering that it was clear that the parties had intended the MOU/CBA to be terminable and that they were terminable upon reasonable notice.
Earlier today, Justice Rahim:
1. discharged the interim injunction order which had been made on 1st March 2012,
2. dismissed WIPA's claim, and
3. ordered WIPA to pay to WICB costs totalling approximately TT $900,000 (close to US $150,000)
The WICB wishes to assure that the best interests of the players will remain paramount and intends to engage WIPA to chart the way forward. In this regard the WICB will not make any further statements at this time.
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Brendan Grant awoke with a start. At first he heard only the steady beat of rain on the roof, but then the phone rang again, shrill, jangling across his nerves. His eyes flicked to his bedside clock. Three o'clock.
He felt his heart begin to beat a hard tattoo inside his chest. What good could ever come of a 3:00 a.m. phone call?
But then he remembered, and even though he remembered, he reached over and touched the place in the bed beside him. Two and a half years later and he still felt that ripple of shock at the emptiness. Becky was gone. The worst had already happened.
He groped through the darkness for the phone, picked it up.
"Yeah?" His voice was raspy with sleep.
"Charlie's dying."
And then the phone went silent in his hands.
Brendan lay there for a moment longer, holding the dead phone, not wanting to get up. He didn't really even like Charlie. They were going to start breaking ground on the lakeside living complex, Village on the Lake, tomorrow. His design had already attracted the attention of several architectural magazines, and based on the plan, the project had been nominated for the prestigious Michael Edgar Jonathon Award.
Still, as always, before they broke ground, and even after, he struggled with a feeling of it not being what he had wanted, missing the mark in some vague way he could not quite define. He recognized the stress was beginning. He was a man who needed his sleep.
But with a resigned groan, he sat up, swung his legs over the side of the bed, and sat there for a moment, his head in his hands, listening to the rain on the roof. He was so sick of rain. He certainly didn't want to go out in it at three in the morning.
Then, with a sigh, Brendan reached for his jeans.
Ten minutes later, he was on Deedee's front stoop, hammering on her door. Her house was a two-minute drive from his. Brendan turned and looked out over his neighborhood. They both enjoyed locations on "The Hill," still Hansen's most prestigious neighborhood, and even on such a ghastly night the views were spectacular.
Through wisps of mist, he could see the whole city, pastel-painted turn-of-the-century houses nestled under mature maples, clinging to the sides of steep hills. Beyond the houses and the cluster of downtown buildings, lights penetrated the gloomy gray and reflected in the black, restless waters of Kootenay Lake.
Brendan turned back as the door opened a crack. Deedee regarded him suspiciously, as if there was a possibility that by some mean coincidence at the very same time she had called him, a home invaderHansen's firstwas waiting on her front stair to prey on the elderly.
Satisfied it was Brendan Grant in the flesh, she opened the door.
"Don't you look just like the devil?" she said. "Coming out of the storm like that, all dark menace and bristling bad temper. I used to say to Becky you had to have Black Irish in you somewhere. Or pure pirate."
Brendan stepped in and regarded his grandmother-in-law with exasperated affection. Only Deedee would see a devil or a pirate in the doer of a good deed!
"I'll try to contain the bristling bad temper," he said drily. The darkness he could do nothing about. It was his coloring: dark brown eyes, dark brown hair, whiskers blacker than night. It was also his heart.
Deedee was ninety-two, under five feet tall, frighteningly thin. Still, despite the fact it was 3:15 in the morning and her cat, Charlie, was dying, she was dressed in her go-to-church best. She had on a pantsuit the color of pink grapefruit. A matching ribbon was tied in a bow in her snow-white curls.
Would Becky have looked like this someday? If she had grown old? The pain was sharp, his guilt so intense it felt as if a knife had been inserted underneath his ribs. But Brendan was accustomed to it coming like this, in unexpected moments, and he held his breath, waiting, watching himself, almost bemused.
Pain, but no emotion. A man so emotionally impoverished he had not shed a single tear for his wife.
Sometimes he felt as if his heart was a tomb that a stone had been rolled in front of, sealing it away forever.
"I'll get my coat," Deedee said. "I've already got Charlie in the cat carrier."
She turned to retrieve her coatpink to match her outfitfrom the arm of a sofa, and he saw Charlie glaring balefully at him from a homemade carrier that looked like a large and very ugly purse.
Charlie's head poked out a round hole, his ginger fur stuck up in every direction, his whiskers kinked, his eyes slit with dislike and bad temper. He made a feeble attempt to squeeze his gargantuan self out the tiny opening, but his quick resignation to defeat, and the raspy breathing caused by the effort, made Brendan aware that tonight was the end of the road for the ancient, cranky cat.
Deedee turned back to him, carefully buttoning her coat around her. Brendan picked up the cat carrier with one hand and crooked his other elbow. Deedee threaded her arm through his, and he nudged open the door with his knee, trying not to be impatient when the rain sluiced down his neck as she handed him a huge ring of keys.
"Lock the handle and the dead bolt," she ordered, as if they were in a high-crime area of New York City.
Both locks were sticky, and Brendan made a note to come by and give them a squirt of lubricant the next time he had a chance.
Finally they turned toward his car, inched down the steep stairs that took them from her front stoop to the road. When they reached the flat walkway, he tried to adjust his stride to Deedee's tiny steps. He was just under six feet tall, his build lithe with a runner's sleekness rather than a bodybuilder's muscle, but Deedee made him feel like a giant.
A bristling pirate of a giant.
Brendan found himself wishing she would have called one of her children to accompany her on this late-night trip to the vet's office. But for a reason he couldn't quite decipherit certainly wasn't his graciousnessit was him she turned to when she needed anything, from a lightbulb changed to her supply of liquid meal replacements restocked.
Deedee was not a nice little old lady. She was querulous, demanding, bossy, ungrateful and totally self-centered. It had occurred to Brendan more than once that she called him because no one else would come. But Deedee was his inheritance from his late wife. Becky and Deedee had adored each other. For that reason alone he came when she called.
Finally, he had both the cat and Deedee settled, the animal on the backseat, the woman in the front. The carrier did not look waterproof and he hoped the cat would not have an accident that would bleed through to the seat. Of course, with Charlie it might not be an accident. It might be pure spite.
Regardless, the car was brand-new, all plush leather and purring power. Had Brendan bought it hoping to fill some emptiness? If so, he had failed colossally, like putting a pebble in a hole left by a cannonball. Brendan shook off the thought, annoyed. It was the lateness of the night, the strangeness of being awake at what seemed to him to be the witching hour, that made him vulnerable to uncharacteristic introspection.
He got in the driver's side and started the engine, glanced at Deedee and frowned. She looked quite thrilled to be having this middle of the night outing, not like an old woman making the painful final journey with her cat.
"Which vet are you using? Is he expecting us?"
"I'll give you directions," she snapped.
It was the tone of voice she used right before she pronounced you an idiot, so he shrugged and put the car in drive, and pulled out into the wet, abandoned streets of Hansen.
He was determined to be patient. It was one more loss for her. Putting down her precious cat. She was entitled to be crabby tonight, and he did not want her to be alone at the vet's office as the needle went in. He did not want her to be alone when she came home without her cat.
She gave him directions, and he drove in silence, the mountains on either side of the valley making the night darker, the water hissing up under the tires. The cat's breathing was labored.
Deedee issued shrill commands for Brendan to slow down and squinted at the signs on every crossroad. Finally, she fished in her purse, took out a piece of paper and held it very close to her face.
"If you give me the address, this new car has GPS."
She contemplated that, deeply suspicious of technology, then reluctantly gave him the information.
He put it in his system. They were headed into the neighborhood that bordered Creigh-ton Creek. A stone's throw from Hansen proper, the area was rural residential, with a collection of small, neat acreages. Because of the great location, and the land, it was a sought-after area for young professionals who had a dream of children, a golden retriever and a horse or two.
All Brendan had ever wanted, growing up the only child of a single mother, was that most elusive of thingsnormal. And when he'd been almost there, in a blink, everything was gone. There must have been something he could have done. Anything.
He felt the pain again, of being powerless, and again felt himself watching, wondering if at some unexpected moment he would just break open. If he did, he was certain it would shatter him, that the pieces would be so small there would be no collecting them and putting it all together again.
But no, he was able to focus on the small, old houses of Creighton Creek, which were slowly but surely being replaced with bigger ones. Brendan's firm, Grant Architects, had designed many of the newer homes, and he allowed himself, as they drove by one of his housesone with a particularly complicated rooflineto be diverted from the painful realization of the life he was not going to have by the reality of the one he did.
The house was beautiful. The home owners loved it. Again, he had to try and shake that feeling of having missed something.
"I don't recall a vet located out here," he said. "In fact, didn't I take you and Charlie to Doc Bentley recently?"
"Dr. Bentley is an idiot," Deedee muttered. "He told me to put Charlie to sleep. That there was no hope at all. 'He's old. He's got cancer. Let him go.'" She snorted. "I'm old. Are you just going to let me go? Put me to sleep, maybe?"
Brendan cast Deedee a glance. Carefully, he said, "Isn't that what we're doing? Taking Charlie to have him put to, er, sleep?"
Deedee cranked her head toward him and gave him a withering look. "I am taking him to a healer."
Brendan didn't like the sound of that, but he carefully tried to strip any judgment from his voice. "What do you mean, a healer?"
"Her name's Nora. She has that new pet rescue place. Babs Taylor told me she has a gift."
"A gift," he repeated. "Like those old-time preachers who laid their hands on people."
"Are you kidding me?" He began to look for a place to turn around. "You need a vet. Not a nut."
"What I need is a miracle, and Dr. Bentley already told me he can't give me one." Deedee's voice was high and squeaky. "Babs's niece volunteers out there. She said somebody brought in a dog that was deader than a doornail. And Nora Anderson brought it back to life. With her energy."
Brendan felt his mouth tighten in a hard line of cynicism. One thing Becky and her grandmother had had in common? They loved all things "woo-woo." They actually believed in what they called psychics and mediums, had frowned at him when he had made disparaging remarks about fortune-tellers and gypsies.
An unfortunate mental picture of Nora was forming in his mind: dangling earrings, wildly colored head scarf, hideous makeup, dark blue eye shadow, a slash of blood-red on her lips.
"Can you keep a secret?" Deedee didn't wait for him to respond, but lowered her voice conspiratorially, as if dozens could hear. "Clara, over at the post office, told me she thinks from the mail that she gets that Nora is Rover. You know, from the column? Ask Rover? "
He didn't know.
"You can tell when you read it," Deedee elaborated, still whispering. "Nora gets right inside their heads. The animals."
"That must be helpful, so that she knows where to send the energy to," he said, his tone deeply sarcastic. Deedee missed the sarcasm entirely, because she went on with enthusiasm.
"Exactly! I'm a great fan of Ask Rover, so I knew she was the one who could help Charlie. I don't drive anymore," Deedee said, as if Brendan, her favored chauffeur, didn't know that, "and I can't hear properly on the phone, so I wrote her a letter, and brought it right to the post office so I knew she'd get it the next day. She wrote me back right away saying she would send meCharliesome energy."
Brendan felt a kind of helpless fury claw at him. Deedee nursed the worry that Hansen's first home invader would target her. She double-locked her doors. She was suspicious of the checkout girl at the grocery counting out the wrong change! How could she fall for this?
"It worked," Deedee whispered. "Charlie got better. But then he got worse again, and she wouldn't answer my letters. I phoned, too, even though I can't hear, but I got an answering machine. I hate those. No one returned my calls. Then tonight, Charlie's breathing changed. I'm scared. I know he's dying."
Brendan hated it that she was scared, and hated it more that her fear had made her so vulnerable. "Did you send money?"
The silence was telling.
"Did you?"
"A little."
His GPS system startled them both by telling him to turn right at the next crossroad. Suddenly he wanted very much to meet the person who would use an elderly woman's fear over losing her beloved pet to bamboozle money out of her.
All the better if they rousted her from a deep sleep in the middle of the night!
He turned right; they went up a road he had never noticed before, and passed under an archway that spanned the road.
A sign hung from the archway, letters painted in fresh, primary colors. Nora's Ark.
At any other time, he might have thought it was clever little play on words. Or maybe not. He didn't like cute. He was an architect. He liked calculation, precision, math. He liked figuring out how large a load a beam could carry, and how to make a wall of glass that was structurally sound.
He liked the completely balanced marriage of art and science that was his work. If at the end of the project he always felt, somehow, he had missed the mark, wasn't that part of what drove him to do even better the next time? To try again for that thing, whatever it was, that was just out of his reach?


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My client Helen came up with a frozen yogurt theme and I helped her come up with some ideas for color scheme and decor and we immediately went to work on the details. My sister is a graphic designer in training so I gave her all my ideas and she knew exactly how to execute my vision. The result was my client loved both banners and couldn't decide so she printed both of them out to use as decoration. It was really fun 1st birthday with a frozen yogurt machine and lots of toppings for everything to enjoy. We even had a dance floor and DJ to keep the party hopping all afternoon long. I always have such a great time helping my client Helen because she trust in my work and just let me run with my ideas. I am now their "in-house" party planner for all her family. Catering was by Chef Youkhan's Tasting Spoon and desserts and cake was by Taylor Cake Creations.


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Eric Sharp's latest release "And Work!", co-produced with Sir DSS (feat. Katxx) is out now on Amazon and iTunes. The 9-track EP showcases exactly how Eric combines his early Chicago and New York house influences with a freshly refined sound that celebrates his organic view of life. While the Original Mix features drippy acid house synths and echoing vocals, each remix takes you on a journey with the sounds of Angger Dimas, NT89, RUN DMT, Grenier, Mirror Pop and more.
Through his multifaceted career, Eric Sharp has become one of the most accomplished tastemakers on the West Coast. While there is no genre barrier that can truly encase the type of noise he is currently playing and producing, Sharp cites his musical influences from early Chicago and New York house as his attention for dance music was initially captivated by the likes of Farley Jackmaster Funk, Green Velvet and Armand Van Helden.
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By CASSANDRA SHOFAR | Staff Writer
MEDINA — Tuesday night, the A.I. Root cafetorium was bursting with the excited chatter of students who had turned green.
No, these 94 students did not have a bout with nausea; rather, they'd become environmentally savvy after doing months of research on the environment and its impact on the world, said Terry Tye, a language arts teacher at the middle school who headed up the project.
As part of the assignment, students from four language arts classes had to team up and present what they've learned to the community during "Go Green, Root†night, from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
"The kids have gone through the entire research and writing process,†Tye said. "I really wanted the kids to focus on Japan because they are so environmentally progressive. (This project) is more than just stagnant research … they're actually taking the research and applying it.â€
Matthew Brubaker (left), Austin Oshoa Webb (center) and Todd Turner work Wednesday evening on a special project at A.I. Root Middle School in Medina. The eighth-graders created a game from recycled products called "Recycle Rush.†(Shirley Ware | Photo Editor)
The students also were able to find out what the rest of the world is doing by using the Internet to communicate with other students around the world as part of the International Education and Resource Network, which focuses on "promoting world peace, world tolerance and preserving our planet,†Tye said.
Using their research, each of the students created individual family plans with three distinct self-selected preservation goals and implemented them in their homes, Tye said, giving examples like turning off the computer when it's not being used or taking shorter showers.
"They're presenting what they learned to the community, what it's like in the world, how it affects the city of Medina, what their families are doing and what the community can do,†Tye said of the "Go Green, Root†event.
Several groups had PowerPoint or trivia game presentations which quizzed parents and family members on various environmental issues as they worked their way down the hall.
"Ours is 'Go Green Trivia,' which questions how much people know about what is going on in the world,†said eighth-grader Brittany Soltow. "You'd be surprised about what you didn't know.â€
Brittany mentioned learning about how only 10 percent of the world is farmable land, how waste in the landfills has become radioactive and dangerous, and about the impending growth of the hole in the ozone layer.
"I didn't know a lot of that stuff,†she said, adding she has started implementing her three goals at home, which include donating clothes and recycling and reusing various items.
Eighth-grader Emerson Buckland's group took a more traditional approach, using "Jeopardy!†as their template.
Emerson explained one of two people had to pick a number, then an environmental question was read from a card and the first person to buzz in with the right answer received a certain amount of points. But if that answer was wrong, the other player would have the opportunity to answer. He said whoever won received a piece of candy.
Global warming and pollution were a couple key issues Emerson said stuck out to him when doing his research.
"I learned about all the different types of pollutions and about global warming, overpopulation and what that can do to the environment,†he said. "My three goals are to take shorter showers, turn off the water while I'm brushing my teeth and turn off appliances and lights when I leave the room.â€
He added: "Our environment is really in trouble and we need to save it or we won't have an environment.â€
While students absorbed the information, it trickled down to some parents, too.
"I learned more about different kinds of renewable energy, such as wind, solar, hydrogen and biomass,†said Peggy Stacho, whose daughter, Erin, and her teammates presented their research in a news broadcast format. "And I learned which (types of energy) would suit best for which parts of the country.â€
What really piqued Erin's interest was learning how Japan was doing a lot of things to help the environment, she said.
"They use hydrogen-powered cars and they recycle everything … things you wouldn't think,†Erin said. She said she also enjoyed learning about the various types of renewable energy and using a giant world map to show where each type of energy is the most viable.
"It's a lot easier to conserve energy than you think it is,†said Erin's teammate, eighth-grader Sarah Kinch. "I've started conserving energy myself, like turning off the water when I'm not using it, or eating and cooking locally grown food … so there's less traveling and gas and money used.â€
Being the first time Tye has done something like this, she said she believes the project has gone very well so far. The students will continue to implement their three goals, monitor their progress and update their plans at regular intervals throughout the rest of the year, she said.
"I'm so proud of them,†Tye said. "They're great kids.â€
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College Hockey:2003-04 Clarkson Season Preview
With Clarkson coming off its first losing season since 1974-75, new head coach George Roll brings 14 recruits into a program desperate for new blood. Roll, an assistant during Clarkson's dominating days in the early- and mid-1990s, may be the perfect choice to brush away the clouds of the last few years of Mark Morris' tenure. Expect a definite charge of enthusiasm from the players, something that has been missing for years.
— New Golden Knights head coach George Roll
"It's a new era now," said Roll, "and one thing I've learned is that if you get everybody pulling in the same direction you can accomplish a lot, regardless of the talent level. I've never had a losing season in my career as a coach and I don't expect that to be the case this year."
The good news is that this group of players has been underachieving for a few seasons, so there is much room for growth. But just how much they've underachieved remains to be seen. Roll was hired, in large part, for the recruiting skills that brought the Knights much success in the past. Thus far, he's up to his old tricks, with three NHL draft picks among his first class back in Potsdam.
Matt Nickerson, a 6-5, 235 pound defensemen who can play on the power play and take the body, will look to fill the skates of the departed Randy Jones. Fellow blueliner Michael Grenzy (6-4, 195) and power forward Mike Sullivan (6-3, 190) round out the NHL picks.
"Considering the time we had to work with," explained Roll, "I am extremely happy with the players we are bringing in. They project to be a quality class who will push the returning players for playing time and provide depth."
The offense has been inconsistent for years while the traditionally steady defense showed major holes last season. Add to that the departure of goaltender Matt Walsh and it could be quite the mess unless sophomore Dustin Traylen lives up to the hype generated around him last season.
In what has become a decade-long problem, the Knights again led the league in penalty minutes — a full three minutes more per game than the next closest team (Harvard). That's a ton of time in the box.
The ongoing lack of discipline not only taxes the penalty killing units, it results in major momentum shifts throughout the game. It's a mystery as to why discipline continues to be such a difficult issue, but the Knights will not return to past success until the selfish play stops.
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Longtime Kanye West fans wouldn't be surprised to hear the larger-than-life rap maven throw around names like Dead Prez, Mos Def and Talib Kweli, but when 'Ye recently credited those three acts with helping him to perfect his writing technique, he surely piqued the interest of his newer flock of followers.
West will drop his much-anticipated Yeezus album on Tuesday, and to ramp up the LP's release, he granted a rare interview to The New York Times, revealing to them, "It wasn't until I hung out with Dead Prez and understood how to make, you know, raps with a message sound cool that I was able to just write 'All Falls Down' in 15 minutes."
It was a hell of a mention considering the first two songs that we've heard from Yeezus are titled "New Slaves" and "Black Skinhead." And when we spoke to Talib Kweli on Thursday (June 13), he told us the gesture was humbling. But the Brooklyn MC didn't exactly take all of the credit for teaching Kanye you could make big hits with real messages.
"When he talks about being able to write a song like 'All Falls Down' in 15 minutes [because of] hanging out with people like myself and Dead Prez, he's telling you more about himself than about us," Talib said. "He's telling you about his technique."
This isn't the first time Kanye has given props to Talib. Before the Chicago rapper officially signed with Jay-Z, it was Kweli who took West under his wing and brought the then-eager producer out on the road with him in the early 2000s, letting 'Ye perform his untested raps. "I brought him on the road because he was nasty, he was nice with it," Kweli explained. "Not only was he nice with it, he spent almost every waking moment practicing and trying to get better and looking for opinions on his music."
Kweli said there wasn't a specific moment or instance where Kanye tapped into his writing power; it was more that young Yeezy absorbed what was around, and at the time he happened to be around some of rap's most progressive and well-skilled MCs.
"He wakes up, he writes rhymes, he says the rhyme to whoever wants to listen and he keeps improving on it. He asks for advice, that's what he does," Kwe continued. "He always strives to be the best and to him it is about technique."