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physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech pathology
Physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech pathology are all important to your child's health and well-being. When a primary care physician or surgeon refers your child for therapy, our highly skilled therapists work closely with you and your child's care team to see that he or she receives the best care available. Physicians and surgeons refer children to therapy following surgery or if they recognize potential developmental disorders.
Bon Secours hospitals and Sheltering Arms work together to provide your child with physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech-language pathology services. Our primary inpatient services are provided at St. Mary's Hospital, but we offer some services at all Bon Secours hospitals. Our team of specialists works with infants and children in the newborn and pediatric intensive care units and on our pediatric unit.
We work with your child in a safe, comfortable environment. Our facilities are the most current available, and we care about your child like one of our own. We firmly believe in involving the family and the care team in the child's rehabilitation and partner with you, involving you as much as possible and providing regular updates on your child's progress.
Our staff includes physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech-language pathologists that have been trained to work with children of all ages. Our physical therapists and occupational therapists have specialty training in pediatric rehabilitation and childhood development.
The Bon Secours pediatric physical and occupational therapists are experts at improving functional movement. They concentrate on activities that will ensure continued development during your child's hospital stay. Our therapists also work with younger children to make sure they stay on track with their developmental milestones, or to help those who have fallen behind to catch up. The occupational therapists help your child regain his or her independence at everyday activities. Our speech-language pathologists work with your child to improve communication. They also evaluate and treat potential feeding and swallowing problems, helping your child to learn to eat and drink safely.
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Together with you, your child, and your child's care team, we develop a course of treatment that is appropriate for your child's age and abilities. Using specially developed activities and games, we make the therapy process as fun as possible for your child.
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Our team approach allows our therapists to work with you and your child's physicians on discharge planning. We make sure that you and your child are comfortable with any necessary devices that your child will need when he or she leaves the hospital, such as crutches or a wheelchair. We will also spend time with you and your child to explain at-home exercises that will continue the improvements that your child has made in the hospital. We help prepare you and your child for therapy after discharge from the hospital, if needed, and assist in setting up outpatient therapy or home care if necessary.
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Li Yun Hotel
- Location: Guangzhou Railway Station,Guangzhou Baiyun Airport
- Address: No.223 Jichang Road
- Tel: 020-22355088 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 利云宾馆
- Lowest Price: On Request
First opened in 2004 and redecorated in 2007, the Li Yun Hotel stands on Ji Cheng Road in Guangzhou. This location on a major artery gives guests easy access to the Guangzhou Railway Station and China Export Commodities Fair. This hotel is also 30 kilometers from New Baiyun International Airport. The Li Yun Hotel's 110 comfortable guestrooms include standard, superior and deluxe rooms as well as superior and executive suites. All rooms feature free broadband Internet access along with central air conditioning, satellite television and international and domestic direct-dial telephone service. Other amenities include refrigerators, mini-bars, writing desks and chairs. Guests can relax with a beverage at the lounge bar or coffee shop, or enjoy delicious cuisine at the Chinese and Western restaurants. The recreational facilities include a sauna, karaoke television lounge, chess and playing cards room and nightclub. The business center provides guests with copy, e-mail and fax services.
- Safe-deposit boxes and wake-up calls are available at the front desk.
- Guests can park at the hotel for a fee; rental cars are available.
- The hotel includes a hair and beauty salon.
- The single conference room can accommodate up to 100 people.
- The hotel provides complimentary Chinese and English newspapers.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
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Dining Facilities: Cafe, Bar, Lounge Bar
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- Address: No.223 Jichang Road
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Recipe: Smoky Hills Stovetop Mac'n Cheese
- 8 oz. elbow pasta
- 1 1/2 tsp. smoked sweet Spanish paprika
- 1/4 tsp. regular yellow mustard powder
- 2 tsp. flour
- 1/4 tsp. ground nutmeg
- 1-12 oz. can evaporated milk*
- 3 Tbsp. Smoky Hills Cheese Powder
- 2 Tbsp. Four Cheese Tableside Sprinkle
- 1 slice creamy cheese (American or Babybel)
- 2 Tbsp. butter
*You can make your own evaporated milk by heating 16 oz. of 2% milk over low heat. Do not boil, but simmer slowly until it reduces down to about a 1/3 of its original amount.
Cook pasta according to package directions. In a heat proof bowl, combine paprika, mustard powder, flour and nutmeg. Set aside. In a saucepan over medium-low heat, warm evaporated milk. Once warm,slowly whisk milk into dry mixture to prevent lumps. Transfer back into saucepan, continuing to heat. Slowly incorporate cheese powders into the saucepan, whisking to prevent lumps. Add chopped cheese and butter and stir until melted. Drain pasta and thoroughly mix into cheese mixture. Heat through and serve immediately.


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The Harrison's New Menu; Pok Pok's Contest
Plus: a wine dinner at Blaue Gans, and more, in today's Leftovers.
• On Saturday, March 16, Bill's Food & Drink will offer specials just blocks from the St. Patrick's Day parade. There will also be a Shamrock soft-serve dessert made with vanilla and creme de menthe, and plenty of booze. [Grub Street]
• Tickets are still available for Vegas Uncork'd, Bon Appétit's food festival from May 9 to 12. Mingle with culinary stars such as Joel Robuchon, Alain Ducasse, Charlie Palmer, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and Todd English. [Grub Street]
• The General is serving baked goods from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hit the Bowery hot spot for cereal-inspired doughnuts (like Coco Puffs with Coco Cream) and breakfast pretzel bombs. [Grub Street]
• Join Spike McClure at Beaumarchais for a five-course whiskey dinner and tasting on March 12. It's $110 per person. [Grub Street]
• With the recent appointment of executive chef Ari Bokovza (formerly chef de cuisine at the Standard Grill), the Harrison has debuted a new menu that includes items like grilled octopus with sweet potato falafel and homemade harissa; spiced pork chop with pistachio, robiolina, and Moroccan spices; and corn-crusted Chatham cod. [Grub Street]
• Enter for a chance to win an all-expenses-paid dinner with chef Andy Ricker at Pok Pok. [Grub Street]
• Blaue Gans is hosting a wine dinner on Wednesday, March 13. Tickets for the spring-themed three-course meal are priced at $85 and can be purchased by calling 212-240-9557. [Grub Street]
• 606 R&D; will celebrate the first night of Passover with a seder-inspired menu on March 25. [Grub Street]


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Odds are that if you live in Oregon you can get insurance from Moda Health Plan. The firm provides medical and dental insurance products and related services for more than 600,000 members in the state. It offers a variety of PPO and point-of-service (POS) plans, as well as supplemental Medicare coverage and individual plans. The insurance provider also offers third-party administration services, practice management software systems, and property/casualty insurance through its affiliates. Founded in 1955, Moda is a subsidiary of


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EARS, Endangered Animal Rescue Sanctuary, in Citra, Florida is home to abandoned animals of all kinds. They are most known for the lions, tigers and bears which they adopt. But there are other animals at EARS that are less exotic and safer to pet. The rescued deer are in a large pen where they like to greet visitors with kisses and sniffs. They were injured, nursed back to health, but then determined that it would be unsafe to release back into their natural habitat. So a large living area was built to protect them. There they entertain visitors and live a happy life.
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Steve Cooper's U18s take on Fulham at the Kirkby Academy on Saturday morning, and you can watch the whole match exclusively live on LFC TV and LFCTV Online from 10.45am GMT.
Join Claire Rourke at the Kirkby Academy alongside former Reds Gary Gillespie and Mark Wright from 10.45am for the best build-up to the game and then you can watch the whole match live from 11am GMT.
There will be an embedded version of LFC TV in this story for LFCTV Online subscribers.
Cooper's charges lost 2-1 at home to Chelsea last weekend and they will be looking to bounce back to winning ways against reigning national U18s champions Fulham.
Back on September 29, Cooper's side beat Fulham 3-1 in London when Yalany Baio netted a goal of the season contender.
With live U21s and coverage of NextGen Series football as well, LFC TV is the place to be to follow the Reds across all levels in 2012-13.
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Rose Bud junior quarterback Jake Cantey and junior receiver/defensive back Palmer Spurlock had the opportunity to attend the famous Manning Passing Academy recently at Nichols State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana where they received instruction from several college stars in addition to NFL All-Pro quarterbacks Archie Manning, Peyton Manning and Eli Manning.
Cantey (6-0, 195) made the camp for a fourth consecutive season and Spurlock (6-0, 180), a good friend of Cantey, has visited the past three years.
In its 19th year, the camp places an emphasis on Division-1 football training throughout two full days and two half days. Cantey worked mostly on footwork, while Spurlock learned to sharpen his route running skills. The campers divide up and play 7-on-7 at night.
Cantey, who also visited the Rising Seniors camp at the Naval Academy this summer and a half-day camp at Harding University, plans to wrap up the summer at Arkansas State. He traveled to Lincoln, Nebraska for a camp with Bo Pelini and Huskers' staff last season.
He always enjoys meeting the college stars. Last year he and Spurlock met Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel (Texas A & M), who was recently drafted by the Cleveland Browns. This year the duo had a chance to meet Jameis Winston, who won the Heisman Trophy while leading Florida State to the National Championship.
"My favorite part of the camp is meeting the new college players that I follow on Saturdays and talking to them about their experiences and picking up tips," said Cantey.
SEC starting quarterbacks Bo Wallace (Ole Miss), Jeff Driskel (Florida), Dak Prescott (Mississippi State) and Dylan Thompson (South Carolina) were among the college stars in attendance, along with Oregon's Marcus Mariota, who is projected by some to make a run at the Heisman this season.
Thompson gave out some pointers during a media session. He talked about shutting down social media during the season to focus on football.
Winston spoke about his limited time away from football. The Heisman winner said he enjoys playing basketball with his girlfriend and watching cartoons.
Cantey had the opportunity to work one-on-one with Driskel, Wallace, Benjamin Anderson (UAPB) and Brett Hundley (UCLA.) He enjoyed discussing hunting and fishing with Driskel between drills.
The junior quarterback said Peyton Manning has showed him an arsenal of techniques involving footwork.
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Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife watching is something you can do alone or with the whole family. It can be frustrating however, if you are just getting started and don't know much about what you're doing. This page is full of places to look for skill builders, using binoculars, identifying what you see and even hearing some of the calls.
Introduction to Birdwatching
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- Injured and Orphaned Wildlife
Online Wildlife Identification Resources
- Bird ID Center Patuxent National Wildlife Research Center
- Butterflies and Moths of North America
- Marine Mammal Watching - National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
- Frog & Toad Calls - Patuxent National Wildlife Research Center
- Amphibian Identification - Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center
- Marine Mammals of Virginia (PDF)
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By PAUL DELANEYStaff Reporter
Popularity of pregame EWU activities has soared since national title in 2010
December 5, 2013 | Vol. 117 -- No. 33
Paul Delaney
While Eastern Washington University carefully controls the alcohol sold at university sanctioned functions on football game days, it can't control what tailgating fans do in their vehicles.
Unfortunately the odds say that eventually it would be bound to happen.
The day would come when someone who had been celebrating, and admittedly drinking at Eastern Washington University football tailgating, would get in a serious accident.
That day came about a month ago when 47-year-old Curtis Cooley from Spokane Valley was headed home following EWU's 55-34 Big Sky football win over rival Montana State at Roos Field.
Admitting he had consumed five beers and two Bloody Mary's before getting behind the wheel of his car with his 8-year-old son in the backseat, Cooley attempted to pass a bus...
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Flames Prepare To Host UIC Soccer Classic
Sept. 19, 2013
Heading into this weekend's competition, UIC (3-2-0) is coming off of two shutout wins against Lipscomb (Sept. 13) and Belmont (Sept. 15). The Flames defeated the Bison, 2-0, before taking out the Bruins, 2-0, as well.
"I think the best thing about the two shutout wins is our continued focus on our habits getting better, doing a lot of the little things right, and the younger guys starting to take pride in their defending," Phillips added. "We had another good week of training and we are starting to get a little bit healthier. Our habits continue to get better, they're not where they need to be yet, but they are definitely going in the right direction, and that's what we're going to need to do to carry the momentum."
Over the course of the two games at the Belmont Invitational, four different Flames got on the board as sophomores Jorge Alvarez (1) and Kyle Lindberg (1) and seniors Josh Beard (1) and Alexios Fronimos (1) scored for UIC, with Alvarez and Beard taking the game winners. The Flames were able to attempt 18 shots, including 11 on goal, as they limited Lipscomb to a game-total four shots and Belmont to 14, with not shots taken in the first half.
Freshman goalkeeper Andrew Putna had to make only two saves, one in each game, to secure the pair of wins. Putna was later named to the Belmont Invitational All-Tournament team, alongside Alvarez, Beard and, fellow freshman, Gonzalo Romo.
"The nice thing for our team this year is that our depth is starting to show," head coach Sean Phillips said. "Through last weekend, we have had goals scored by six different players, and we used a number of players in different places and asked a lot of young guys to step in. As we start to return some of our more experienced players from injury, I think our depth is going to help us quite a bit."
The Flames first opponent of the weekend is Gonzaga, who is 3-1-0 this season. The Bulldogs have collected their wins during their last three games against No. 15 UC Santa Barbara, Cal Poly and UNLV, with all three matches being shutout wins.
Gonzaga's five goals on the season were scored by five different players, senior Alec Cutter and juniors Ben Striar, Clark Phillips, Lars Ludwigs and Zach Hamer, as the team has collectively made 42 shot attempts. Senior goalkeeper Ryan Caballero has played in all four games, made 17 saves and allowed one goal for a GAA of 0.24.
IPFW enters into competition with a 0-5-1 record after ending its first match of the season in a tie with Northern Kentucky and then falling to Dayton, Loyola, Kentucky, St. Francis and Marshall. Prior to their match with the Flames, the Mastodons are set to challenge Wisconsin on Friday.
Leading the Mastodons in goals this season are freshmen Jacob Murphy (2), Oscar Uyamadu (2) and Stephen Danielian (1). IPFW has combined for 50 shot attempts, 22 of which were on goal. Redshirt-freshman goalkeeper Raphael Kotzock has played most of the minutes for the Mastodons, while making 28 saves and averaging 2.49 goals against.
In addition to Gonzaga's and IPFW's games with the Flames, they are also scheduled to face Wisconsin, an opponent UIC defeated in exhibition. The Mastodons will take on the Badgers at 5 p.m. Friday, while the Bulldogs face-off at 11 a.m. Sunday.


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Finding your true self is really important in finding your true love. You have to know yourself and love yourself before you can find that special someone that matches and compliments you perfectly. When you don't really know who you are, you end up running into the wrong type of person to date.
Some people jump from relationship to relationship never giving themselves enough time to find out who they really are and so they get stuck in bad relationships or relationships that are exploitative in some way - not based on love but on what that other person gives you.
It's very important to take time out between relationships to find out how much you have changed and how you have grown. The reason you have probably broken up with that previous person was because somehow you have outgrown them in some way and you both have changed. That is the time to show yourself some love by finding out what you really want and need. That's the time to nurture yourself.
You can nurture yourself by doing nice things for yourself and taking care of your needs. Start exercising, meditate, take a yoga class, go to a spa, start creating art, taking photographs or get some other new hobby that makes you happy. You will learn a lot about yourself that way. When you take time out for yourself and breathe or express yourself through being creative you are taking care of your inner needs. Once you can fulfill your own inner needs, you will be able to share that love inside with someone who meets your new needs. Like attracts like. Just like the law of attraction. Hope you find that inner love and partner you are searching for.
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What is the role of confidentiality?
Communication between the student and the staff of the Counseling Center is confidential and will not be disclosed without the student's written permission. The law in the State of Ohio provides the following exceptions:
- If the therapist has knowledge of abuse of a child, elder, or a person with a disability.
- If the therapist has knowledge of intent to harm himself/herself or others.
- If the therapist receives a court order to the contrary.
- If the therapist or graduate student in training is supervised or consults with another clinical or counseling psychologist or mental health counselor within the center.
What services are provided?
Individual Counseling
Staff members can help students explore, understand, and work through problems on a one-to-one basis. Individual personal counseling can help students find alternatives, expand choices and overcome obstacles that interfere with personal development and a sense of well-being. The clarification and resolution of personal problems often facilitate a student's ability to concentrate, increase clarity regarding academic direction and career choice, and stabilize and enhance relationships.
Couples Counseling
Couples counseling can help students learn how to communicate more effectively with a partner resolve conflicts and develop a more mutually satisfying relationship.
Group Counseling
Group counseling is an effective treatment modality for many types of interpersonal concerns. It allows you to share your concerns with other students who have similar issues while receiving support from group members and counselors. You also have the opportunity to learn about alternative ways of looking at personal problems. Lastly, you learn new ways of relating to others.
Outreach programs are a service provided by the Counseling Center to assist in the development of Heidelberg University students. Programs focus on relevant issues that students may face on a daily basis. These issues include stress management, relaxation, eating disorders, time management, relationship building, and interpersonal skills.
We are available to consult with students, faculty and staff, and parents.
Who is eligible to use the Counseling Center services?
A Heidelberg University Main Campus full time undergraduate or graduate student who is currently registered is eligible for services.
Is a spouse, partner or family eligible for services?
A spouse or partner is eligible for services if both are registered main campus students.
How many sessions are students eligible for?
The Counseling Center offers as many sessions as needed to address the specific area of concern which is determined during the initial interview.
Is there a charge for the services?
No. Services for counseling are provided to registered students at no cost.
Will the student's counseling records be a part of his/her academic record?
All counseling records are confidential and are not part of the academic record.
Do some graduate schools, professional board or regulatory agencies request counseling records?
Yes, some graduate schools, professional board or regulatory agencies request counseling records. It is the decision of the student to acknowledge whether s/he has received therapy when asked. However, the Counseling Center can only release information with written permission.
What hours is the Counseling Center open?
Counselors are available by appointment Monday through Thursday, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., and Friday between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m.
How does a student know if she/he needs counseling?
Counseling is appropriate for anyone who is troubled by a specific problem or has a general concern. Students seek out counseling for personal growth, increased self-awareness, depression, anxiety, family and interpersonal issues, as well as for acute problems or crises.


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Sarah Connor
"I wanted people to come see my concerts one day. So I set my sights on getting my music out there and getting a record deal." -Sarah Connor
Sarah Connor is a pop sensation in her native Germany, having released such top-selling albums as Green Eyed Soul, Unbelievable and Key to My Soul. She also found success in the English-speaking world with the 2004 hit single "Bounce."
But while she continues to steam up those on the singles scene, Sarah has taken herself off the market. At 23, she married Marc Terenzi, the father of her newborn son, Tyler.
Sarah Connor is very famous in Germany, and relatively famous in Europe as a whole. In spite of her impressive entry into the English-language market, however, she has yet to emerge as a recognizably distinct act stateside. For most Americans, when they hear "Sarah Connor," they still think of Linda Hamilton's character from the Terminator movies.
Sarah Connor BiographySarah Connor was born Sarah Leve on June 13, 1980, in Delmenhorst, Germany. She was the eldest of five children (four sisters and one brother) born to parents Soraya and Michael. At age 6, Sarah joined a local gospel choir, and during her teens, she attended music school where she took classical vocal lessons. Her musical idols while growing up were such artists as Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, and Marvin Gaye.
By the time she was 17, Sarah was convinced that she was ready to dedicate her life to music. She was picked by her music school to perform alongside Michael Jackson when he gave a huge concert in Germany, and the experience turned out to be a revelation. "I loved it," Sarah recalled, "and knew for sure then that singing was what I wanted to do." After finishing school, Sarah focused all her energy on getting her music out to the world.
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In the spring of 2001, Sarah released her first single, called "Let's Get Back to Bed -- Boy!" which jumped to No. 2 on German singles charts and hit the Top 15 on the European Top 100. Within weeks, she had reached gold status in both Germany and Austria, and the music channel VIVA gave her a Comet award for Best National Newcomer. Another hit single, "From Sarah with Love," followed later that year. When Sarah finally released her first album, Green Eyed Soul, in February of 2001, it went on to sell more than 450,000 copies.
In 2002, Sarah won a German ECHO award (for Best Female National Rock/Pop Artist). After conducting a national tour to sold-out crowds, Sarah went back into the studio. With friend and mentor Wyclef Jean acting as producer, she recorded "One Nite Stand (Of Wolves and Sheep)," which became the first single off of Sarah's sophomore release, He's Unbelievable. Unbelievable went gold a mere two days after being released in September of 2002.
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While working on her third album, Key to My Soul, in the summer of 2003, Sarah became pregnant with the child of boyfriend and fellow singer Marc Terenzi. Terenzi's band, Natural, had contributed to "Just One Last Dance," one of the singles from Key to My Soul. The album was released in November of that year, as Sarah was taking time off as a maternity leave. Her son Tyler was born on February 2, 2004. Sarah married Terenzi on March 15 of that same year.
In the spring of 2004, Sarah broke into the coveted English-language market. She released her first U.S. single, "Bounce," in April, and then a self-titled album in May. "Bounce" reached No. 11 on the U.S. charts, No. 12 in Japan and No. 14 in the UK and Australia. Sarah's worldwide success earned her a World Music Award in September of 2004.
In February of 2005, Sarah took home a German Golden Camera award for Best National Pop Act. She also lent her voice to the German version of the animated feature Robots (2005).


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Twomley And Santos Homer As Baseball Falls To Holy Cross, 7-4
April 5, 2005
AMHERST, Mass. -- Senior Jason Twomley (Fitchburg, Mass.) and sophomore Anthony Santos (Chelmsford, Mass.) drove in all of the runs for the University of Massachusetts (3-14), but it was Holy Cross (5-9) who came away with a 7-4 victory this afternoon at Earl Lorden Field. Twomley belted his sixth home run of the season while Santos hit the first of his career.
Twomley belted his sixth homer of the spring and has hit safely in eight-straight contests. Santos bashed a three-run home run, the first of his career, in the bottom of the fifth that gave UMass the lead at that time. Twomley was 2-for-5 on the day.
Through the first three innings, the two offenses were only able to muster two hits combined. Holy Cross opened the scoring in the top of the fifth when Steve Buckley reached courtesy of a walk after an error on a dropped pop-up in foul territory. Tom Potvin smacked a single to right field, and then Andy Sweeney sacrifice bunted the runners to second and third. Erik Kistler was able to reach on the next play as a hard grounder eluded third baseman Michael Weiner (Easton, Conn.) and scored Buckley. Mike Marron grounded out to plate the second run of the inning, giving the Crusaders a 2-0 advantage.
The Minutemen came right back in the bottom of the inning and took a 3-2 lead. Freshman Bryan Garrity (Peabody, Mass.) reached on an error by the third baseman, and then freshman Dan Coury (Fall River, Mass.) roped a double down the left field line. UMass kept the pressure on as Santos drove a ball over the right field wall to give UMass the edge, 3-2.
The Crusaders came back in the sixth and regained the lead. Mike Schell led off the inning with a double into left center, and then Andrew Tenaglia was hit by a pitch. The bases became full when Buckley singled up the middle, but it was hit too hard as Schell was forced to stay on third. Potvin drove him in on the next play with a sacrifice fly to right. The Crusaders manufactured their next run, as Buckley walked off of first when pitcher Brent Tarasuik (Lynn, Mass.) went into his stretch. Tarasuik tossed the ball to the second baseman, and Tenaglia was able to swipe home in the process, making the score 4-3.
Massachusetts evened the game in bottom of the seventh, as Twomley blasted a pitch well over the right field wall for his sxith of the season.
The Crusaders took the lead for good in the top of the eighth, when they loaded the bases with a double, a walk, and a hit batsman. Tucker Frawley came in to pinch hit and drove in two runs, which proved to be the game winners.
Holy Cross capped the scoring in the top of the ninth due to some sloppy fielding by the MInutemen. Two infield errors allowed another run to cross the plate.
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Dwindling interest rates of less than 2% are thought to be turning people off the tax-free saving accounts.
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Fears have been raised about the sustainability of Britain's economic recovery after new figures showed an unprecedented fall in households' deposits in Individual Savings Accounts.
The amount UK households have stored away in cash ISAs fell in April at the fastest monthly rate since the accounts were introduced in 1999, according to the Bank of England.
Customers' deposits dropped by £2.8bn or 1.2% to £226bn during the month, its statistics showed.
April is usually the strongest month for ISA deposits, since it marks the beginning of the tax year, and hence the earliest opportunity for customers to take advantage of the tax-free shelter within the accounts.
The news is likely to raise eyebrows, given the Chancellor's pledge that his Budget this year would be for "makers, doers and savers".
In fact, despite his announcement in March of a sharp increase in the amount of cash eligible for saving within ISAs from £11,520 to £15,000, UK consumers appear to have reduced their appetite for saving.
In December, Sky News revealed that the overall outflow of savings deposits from all long-term accounts was the greatest and fastest in recent economic history.
According to Simon Ward, economist at Henderson Global Investors, that flow has continued in recent months.
He pointed out that part of the explanation for the fall in ISA savings was a sharp drop in the interest rates paid on such accounts, from 2.84% two years ago to 1.31% this April.
"The lower reward for saving has caused households to shift funds into sight deposits and to spend more or invest in equities etcetera," he said.
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IMF Commends Middle Eastern Oil Exporter's Countercyclical Policy Response; Envisages Muted Recovery for Region's Oil ImportersPress Release No. 09/358
October 11, 2009
Countries of the Middle East and North Africa have been hit by the global economic crisis, but the region fared better than elsewhere in the world, according to the International Monetary Fund's October 2009 Regional Economic Outlook (REO).
Speaking on the occasion of the release of the REO, which focuses on the outlook for the Middle East and North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (MENAP), IMF Middle East and Central Asia Department Director Masood Ahmed said: "The use of reserve buffers for countercyclical spending by oil exporters mitigated the impact on their own economies and generated positive spillovers for their neighbors. The crisis has also shown the need for continued efforts to strengthen oversight to reduce the vulnerabilities of financial markets in the region."
Oil Exporters Withstand External Shocks
MENAP oil exporters—Algeria, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen—have been directly hit by the global financial crisis through a sharp decline in oil prices and a sudden drying up of capital inflows. Lower oil production resulted in a 3.5 percent drop in oil GDP, but non-oil GDP continued to grow, though moderating to 3.2 percent. In 2010, both oil and non-oil GDP are expected to pick up to around 4 percent.
Drawing on substantial reserves built up prior to the crisis, governments responded with expansionary fiscal policies and liquidity support to their financial sectors, which have helped contain the impact on the broader economy. These policies have also helped to maintain relatively high levels of imports during the crisis, which, in turn, contributed to mitigating the global downturn. To carry out this policy approach, oil exporters drew down their reserve balances to varying degrees. As a consequence, the current account surplus of these countries dropped by nearly $350 billion (Figure 1).
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With higher oil prices and the anticipated re-emergence of global demand, oil revenues are expected to increase, allowing oil exporters to rebuild their international reserve positions by over $100 billion in 2010. This, in turn, will provide the basis for maintaining public spending.
While most banks in the region were not exposed to toxic assets, they have been hit by the collapse in domestic asset markets and the withdrawal of foreign funds. However, prompt and forceful policy action has contained the fallout.
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While more limited in scope, countries have also responded through appropriate countercyclical policies. Growth for these countries is projected to fall from 5.0 percent in 2008 to 3.6 percent in 2009. Looking ahead, growth is projected to remain flat in 2010, mainly because of slow recovery in advanced economy trading partners and limited scope for further countercyclical policies.
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Maday scores game-winner with five seconds left in second period
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With a 2-1 victory by Notre Dame over New Hampshire in the NCAA Northeast Regional final at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, N.H., the national championship will be claimed by a team from the WCHA or CCHA for the first time since 2007, after three straight Hockey East teams took home the crown.
The Fighting Irish advanced to their second Frozen Four behind a near-perfect defensive effort that survived an early UNH onslaught, and then found success with timely goal scoring. Add to that a stellar performance by goaltender Mike Johnson (37 saves), who Notre Dame coach Jeff Jackson says he has been trying to convince that he's one of the best goalies in college hockey, and you've got the formula for Notre Dame's second Frozen Four berth in program history.
"Obviously, we're thrilled to death," said Jackson. "For this group to accomplish what they have this year with as many young players is incredible."
Johnson, the regional's Most Outstanding Player, was a major difference maker. He stayed calm early and did a terrific job controlling rebounds, not allowing UNH a single quality rebound attempt all night.
"[Johnson's] biggest challenge is that he wants to do well so bad that he ends up thinking it too much," said Jackson. "I keep reminding him of all the goalie drills we do that it's more about just getting into the game and stopping the puck. You don't think, you just play. Tonight, he just played."
In front of Johnson, the Irish managed the game extremely well. They played a forecheck that worked very well in limiting New Hampshire's transition, particularly in the neutral zone.
"We changed our forecheck this year and became more aggressive," said Jackson. "We don't want to be known as a slow down team. It may look slow, but hopefully you get the pocket transition from it."
That, in essence, was what triggered both Notre Dame goals.
New Hampshire dominated the game early, posting an 8-1 advantage in shots over the game's first seven minutes. After a TV timeout allowed Notre Dame to regroup, the Irish turned to their transition game, moving the puck from the defensive zone and over the blue line, where Stephen Johns hammered a slap shot through traffic at 7:26 that beat UNH goaltender Matt DiGirolamo (36 saves), himself caught too deep in his crease.
After what seemed like a chess match in the second period, where both teams played for possession, neither generating grade 'A' chances, Notre Dame again moved the puck on the Wildcats, changed from the defensive to offensive zone, and set up a Billy Maday goal with just five seconds remaining in the period.
"[The goal] started from a great forecheck," said Maday. "I was the high guy and I saw Riley [Sheahan] had the puck and I saw the opportunity to go to the net. He made a great pass, and I was able to put it in."
"The second goal that they scored at the end of the second period was a tough one," said UNH coach Dick Umile.
Down two goals in front of a strongly partisan crowd of 5,906, you'd expect the Wildcats to have the ultimate in desperation in the third. That desperation though, translated to frustration when the Irish successfully bottled up the neutral zone.
The glimmer of life for the Wildcats came with 6:23 remaining when Mike Sislo finally solved Johnson and one-timed a centering pass to cut the lead to one.
UNH then headed onto a power play with 4:03 remaining, but again Notre Dame simply frustrated the Wildcats with pressure, keeping them from getting the looks in the zone and clearing loose pucks every opportunity they got.
When the final buzzer sounded, the young Irish team had done what many considered the unthinkable: recovered from a disappointing CCHA tournament, played what amounted to two road games against Merrimack and New Hampshire, and emerged as the Northeast Regional champion.
The Irish (25-13-5) will get the chance to keep their "road" success going in the Frozen Four, where they'll meet Minnesota-Duluth in the national semifinal, which will be played in front of the Bulldogs home-state crowd.
"We've played well on the road all year," said Maday. "It's more fun for both teams when there are more people in the arena and there's a great atmosphere."
For New Hampshire (22-11-6), Sunday's loss is but another bitter ending to the NCAA tournament. The Wildcats haven't reached the Frozen Four since 2003, despite reaching the tournament for 10 straight years, and have now lost in the regional final in each of the last three years.
"You don't have to tell me about it; it's a lot of disappointment," said Umile. "It's another team that did an awful lot for our program. They've done everything they can to get to the Frozen Four. It's been disappointing."
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Former "Jersey Shore" star Snooki snapped a cute bikini picture of her growing baby bump, according to a June 6 E! Online report. The incredibly fit mom is expecting a baby girl this fall, which is just before the date of her wedding to fiance Jionni LaValle. The new baby will join brother Lorenzo.
Not only did Snooki show off her cute baby bump in a bikini, but she also showed the world her face with no makeup. Surprisingly, the fresh faced look is great for the mom-to-be. Typically, during her "Jersey Shore" days, Snooki was highly made up, so seeing her like this is refreshing. She has come a long way since those days both as a mother and in her fitness.
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UN launches worldwide search for exceptional young leaders to help achieve Sustainable Development Goals
The United Nations today launched a new initiative to recognize exceptional young people who are leaders in the effort to end poverty, combat climate change and reduce inequalities. Spear-headed by the Office of the UN Secretary-General's Envoy on Youth, the UN Young Leaders Initiative will recognize on an annual basis 17 young leaders who are driving change to help realize the Sustainable Development Goals. Continue reading
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Created on March 01, 2013 @ 6:27PM
Washington Irving Middle School made its way into the headlines in February with an internet threat and the arrest of Assistant Principal Brian Hage. Even before this, the school has been rumored to have problems.
"I do know that the perception out there is that it's a tough school," said Wendy Imperial, Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum & Instruction and Technology.
One mom recently reached out to 5 News about bullying problems her daughter had at WI.
"[it] led to me withdrawing her from that school because of the violence and the bullying and how out of control the kids are," said Lori Harris.
She did say that school and county personnel were quick to react.
"Mr. Tucker was very understanding. Mr. Hage handled it promptly and immediately. Officer Skiviat, very caring, he was on page with everything," she said.
Some of the school teachers also acted quickly supporting their recently charged administrator. The faculty and staff of the school, with support of community members, sent us a letter.
In it is says, "The faculty of Washington Irving Middle School unquestionably supports Mr. Brian Scott Hage in his actions to safely remove and restrain defiant students. We are certain that he lawfully exercises his duties as administrator."
It continues to say, "Some students target both their peers and teachers with physical confrontations, threats, verbal assaults, harassment, insubordination, bullying, battery, cursing and hazing."
Harris said that's the growing problem.
"Bullying has always been in the schools and society but it's very harsh now. I couldn't imagine being a teenager growing up in this generation," she said.
Imperial said all bullying complaints are investigated as they are reported.
"There's so many good academic things that are happening at WI and we just need to have the perception there that it's not as bad as people describe it to be," she said.
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