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SEATTLE – Washington improved to 4-3 on the season, dominating Montana State (4-4), 83-60. The Huskies again shared the ball with four players in double figures, playing entertaining basketball in front of 2,359 fans at Alaska Airlines Arena.
"I thought we shared the ball really well," said head coach Mike Neighbors. "At times we might have even over-passed it. Our defense was also good, holding that team to under 30 percent shooting."
For the second game of the weekend, Washington spread around the scoring. Kelsey Plum led the Huskies with 19 points, but backcourt mates Jazmine Davis and Mercedes Wetmore had 17 and 10 points, respectively.
Also in double figures was Katie Collier who scored 13 points off the bench on 6-8 shooting. The bench was sensational, adding 26 points. Mathilde Gilling had a season-high eight points in just seven minutes of action, while Heather Corral added three points and Alexus Atchley, two.
Washington shot 48.4 percent for the game (31-64), while holding Montana State to just 29.2 percent (21-72). The Dawgs did their best job of the season defending the 3-point line, where the Bobcats were just 4-25.
The Huskies led 38-26 at the break, playing solid defense to take a double-digit lead despite shooting 2-11 from 3-point range. In the second half, the Dawgs extended the lead by getting out in transition and getting to the foul line where Washington shot 10-11 after the break.
For the game the Dawgs were just 5-20 from 3-point range, but had enough layups to still shoot a high percentage as a team.
"We took good shots for the most part," said Neighbors. "That has been a point of emphasis for us."
The Dawgs forced 21 turnovers, scoring 35 points off of Bobcat mistakes. Davis and Wetmore each had three steals, leading to transition hoops. Wetmore had six assists without a turnover, while Davis had five helpers.
Talia Walton led UW with 11 rebounds, while Aminah Williams was also in double figures with 10.
Washington will now head to Las Vegas for the Duel in the Desert tournament next week. The Dawgs will play three games in three days, beginning Thursday with Louisiana-Monroe. Washington will also face DePaul and Pittsburgh looking for some big non-conference wins against quality opponents.


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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – What does "APU" stand for, and why are NCAA college football players writing "APU" on their wristbands today? APU stands for "All Players United", organizers tell news. The APU protest effort is expanding this week as college football players protest treatment by the NCAA .
APU is being supported by NCPA. National College Players Association Ramogi Huma told ESPN this week that the effort will continue all year long. On Saturday games, several players wrote "APU" in white on black wrist tape.
The issues that they are protesting are compensation levels and risks of concussions. "Players will continue to wear the APU throughout the season and spread the word," Huma told ESPN. "They're taking the reform effort to television, which has never been done. They've been using their bodies to make money for the people who run NCAA sports. Now, for the first time, they're using their bodies to push for basic protections at the very least."
As to concussions, the group hopes to "force the NCAA to finally take meaningful steps to minimize brain trauma in contact sports and provide resources for current and former players suffering with brain injuries."
As to compensation, the groups hopes to support player who "stepped up in the O'Bannon v. NCAA, EA Sports lawsuit regarding the use of players' images/likeliness, which could unlock billions of dollars in resources for current, future, and former players." NCPA also wants "a portion of its over $1 billion in new TV revenue to guarantee basic protections."

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A round-up of the week's religion news.
In the News: Paris, Witches, the CNN Apocalypse, and more!
A round-up of recent religion and media stories in the news.
The Patient Body: Hospitals and the Pretense of Charity
"The Patient Body" is a monthly column by Ann Neumann about issues at the intersection of religion and medicine.
"Lacan Makes Freud Sound Like a Simple Valley Girl"
Regarding this video clip of NiteBeat's Barry Nolan interviewing Slavoj Zizek about his new book, "The Puppet and the Dwarf: The Perverse Core of Christianity," Jeremy Walton (Assistant Professor/Faculty Fellow, NYU Religious Studies) writes: This clip poses a number of urgent questions: Why did Zizek agree to an interview with such a...
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"A specter has been haunting Marxism," writes Eugene McCarraher — "the specter of Christianity." The heavyweights of Marxist academe (they still walk the earth) have gone and got themselves some God, reports McCarraher. None more so than the so-called "bad boy of theory," Slavoj Zizek — whom McCarraher describes as "the godless theologian of our time, exhibiting all the...


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So we think we've got it bad? Listen to this, it was so horribly pathetic, its almost humorous, its so bad.
David said, "Those who hate me without cause are more than the hairs on my head." Psalm 64:4. Buddy this guy had some catastophic gargantuan problems!!! Think about it, haters MORE THAN the hairs on his head. I don't know about you, but I have an lot of hair, innumerable. That's a lot of haters for one innocent guy.
But that's not all folks, David goes on lamenting singing his song of woe and agony on end. That's just were he starts.
"Those who cut me off and destroy me, being my enemies wrongfully, are many and mighty. I am [forced] to restore what I did not steal."
Sounds like The Hordes of Hell was at his house. Have you ever felt like that?
Truth is, its literally impossible to experience great & mighty victorious conquests without knock down drag out monumental battles contendind with great adversities and opposition.
Rejoice Saints!!! Like King David, you're in the middle of a supernatural GRANDIOSO miracle too! We're ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS caused to triumph in Christ Jesus and there's NO DOUBT ABOUT IT!!!
All for The Suffering Servant Who Alone Conquered Sin, O Majestic One, You alone are worthy of ALL GLORY, HONOR AND PRAISE! Love and be loved and blessed, my amazing family of friends!!!


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2007-08 Highlights: Earned All-Horizon League accolades during the indoor and outdoor seasons...led UIC in the 55- and 60-meter hurdles during the indoor campaign...won the pole vault title with a career-best mark of 4.70m at the Dick Pond Invitational on Feb. 9...garnered Horizon League Athlete of the Week honors on Feb. 13...during the outdoor season, captured the decathlon title (6,477) at the Lee Calhoun Memorial Invitational on April 10...won the javelin crown with a mark of 53.30 meters and finished third in the pole vault (4.60m) at the Horizon League Outdoor Championships on May 9...set the school decathlon record with a score of 6,666 points at the Gregory Invitational on May 14.
2006-07 Highlights: Won the triple jump (13.41m) at the UWM Double Dual on Feb. 17...took second place in the triple jump (13.36m) and fourth in the 55-meter hurdles (8.12) at the Dick Pond Invitational on Feb. 10...placed second in the decathlon with a score of 6,033 points at the Chicagoland Championships...took second in the javelin throw (50.17m) at the Redbird Invitational on Apr. 28...placed third in the pole vault with a mark of 4.45m at the Horizon League Outdoor Championships...finished fourth in the long jump finals (6.63m) and in the triple jump finals (13.46m) at the Horizon League Outdoor Championships...won the league title in the javelin throw with a 52.36m at the Horizon League Outdoor Championships...Horizon League decathlon champion (6,464).
2005-06 Highlights: Horizon League Champion in the decathlon...set the school record in the decathlon at the Drake Relays on April 27, totaling 6487 points...took second in the league championships in the javelin with a personal-best toss of 52.00m...also placed seventh in the long jump and ninth in the triple jump at the league championships...named Horizon League Athlete of the Week on April 11...versatile performer competed in seven different events during the indoor season, owning the top team finishes in the high jump, pole vault, long jump and triple jump...placed second at the Horizon League Indoor Championships in the pole vault (4.46m) and triple jump (14.03m)...also finished in the top 10 at the league championships in the 60-meter hurdles (8.56/4th), high jump (1.84m/6th) and long jump (6.33m/10th)...took third in the long jump at the Carthage Invite with a season best leap of 6.75m.
2004-05 Highlights: Named UIC's Most Valuable Performer...earned a trio of top three finishes at the Horizon League Indoor Championships, including: long jump (2nd, 6.81 meters), pole vault (3rd, 4.45 meters) and weight throw (3rd, 15.58 meters)...his mark of 6.81 meters in the long jump was the second longest Horizon League Indoor tally and his mark of 13.28 in the triple jump was the third longest leap in the Horizon League...placed third in the pole vault (4.19 meters) at the University of Chicago Open...gathered a second-place mark in the pole vault (4.15 meters) at the Redbird Invitational...took home a pair of third place finishes in the pole vault (4.34 meters) and long jump (6.63 meters) at the Tadd Metzger Invitational...garnered a runner-up finish in the triple jump (13.28 meters) at the UW-Milwaukee Tune-up...placed second overall in the triple jump at the Horizon League Outdoor Championships with a leap of 13.85 meters...earned three more top six finishes at the outdoor championships, including: pole vault (3rd, 4.15 meters), javelin (4th, 48.06 meters) and long jump (6th, 6.47 meters)...finished second overall in the long jump (6.92 meters) and added personal bests in both the javelin (48.58 meters) and triple jump (13.85 meters)...captured three first-place marks in the long jump (6.83 meters), triple jump (13.22 meters) and javelin (43.66 meters) at the Puma Invitational...took home a third-place finish in the pole vault (4.27 meters) at the Wheaton Invitational...garnered a third-place mark in the triple jump (13.65 meters) at the Chicagoland Championships...placed in the top-four in both the triple jump (3rd, 12.82 meters) and long jump (4th, 6.35 meters) at the Elmhurst Invitational...won the pole vault event at the Jerry England Invitational with a mark of 4.26 meters...his mark of 4.4 meters in the pole vault in the Chicagoland Championships tied him for third overall in the Horizon League...earned a team-season best and the Horizon League's second-best long jump with a leap of 6.92 meters at the Redbird Invitational.
Prep/Personal: Helped Rock Island to a runner-up finish in the state finals as a senior and a fifth-place mark as a junior...two-time, Western Big Six Academic All-Conference selection...advanced to the state tournament in the 300-meter hurdles...was an All-Conference Honorable Mention selection as a defensive back and was selected to the Academic All-Conference squad...finished second in the Western Big Six Conference Diving Championships in his first year of competitive diving as a senior...son of Jim Horton and Elizabeth Williams...born July 5, 1985...major is computer engineering.
Career-Best Outdoor Marks 100-Meter Dash: :11.13 (5/14/08) 400-Meter Dash: :52.82 (5/14/08) 110-Meter Hurdles: :15.26 (5/3/08) 1,500-Meter Run: 5:05.49 (5/14/08) Pole Vault: 4.65m (4/27/06) Long Jump: 6.92m (4/30/05) Triple Jump: 13.85m (5/13/05) Shot Put: 12.43m (5/3/08) High Jump: 1.84m (5/3/08) Discus: 40.00m (5/3/08) Javelin: 56.95m (4/26/08) Decathlon: 6,666 (5/13-14/08)* *SCHOOL RECORD


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College Hockey:Bentley edges Army, 2-1
Falcons netminder Komm saves 26 in first career win
WATERTOWN, Mass. — Freshman Brandon Komm stopped 26 Army Black Knight shots, and Brett Hartung and Erik Peterson scored second period goals as the Bentley Falcons won their second consecutive Atlantic Hockey game with a 2-1 decision at the Ryan Skating Arena on Friday night.
The win improved Bentley to 7-13-4, 6-9-3 in Atlantic Hockey, now just two points behind newly-minted first place Holy Cross in the eastern scheduling pod.
The winner of the pod receives an automatic first round bye under AHA postseason rules. Army, meanwhile, surrendered a two point lead for third place in the pod over Bentley, falling to 7-15-3, 6-9-3 in Atlantic Hockey.
"A couple of bounces went the wrong way for us," said Army head coach Brian Riley. "We worked hard, but Bentley's a team that also works hard."
After a disjointed, scoreless first period that saw just 16 combined shots, the teams erupted in the second frame. Almost immediately off the opening faceoff, Bentley's top line of Peterson, Dustin Cloutier, and Brett Gensler nearly put the Falcons on top.
Using the entire ice surface, Cloutier went cross ice to the left for Peterson, who found Gensler back on the right. The two passes knifed through the Army defense, going from inside the Bentley end to inside the Army end. Gensler made a deke, but goalie Ryan Leets made an incredible save to keep it scoreless.
Two minutes later, however, Leets fell victim to Gensler's tally. Gensler received an outlet pass from Jamie Nudy, gained Army's blue line, and uncorked a snap wrist shot. The shot went top shelf over Leets's glove, lighting the lamp for a 1-0 lead at the 2:11 mark.
Army tied the game on Mark Dube's 6th goal of the season in the 6th minute of the frame, but Peterson redirected a shot into the slot by Leets three minutes later to close out the game's scoring. From there, it became a back-and-forth grind, as the team's registered a combined 25 shots on goal in the second.
The game then devolved in a goaltending chess match, as Leets and Komm went head-to-head making acrobatic and seemingly improbably saves. Both teams had a number of scoring opportunities, but each rose to their respective challenges throughout the game as Bentley clung to the lead late.
When the game settled, Komm stopped 26, while Leets saved 24 in a relatively even matchup.
"Leets played well enough to put us in a position to win the game," said Riley. "He was a victim of a couple of bad bounces. But he's always out there competing, and he makes some great acrobatic saves. He's been coming into his own (this year)."
Where Leets has been coming into his own over the course of the year, Komm registered just his third start and appearance in a Falcon uniform.
After playing in a nonconference tilt earlier in the year, he incurred a lower body injury that kept him out the entire months of November and December. He returned to play on New Year's Eve against Air Force, but once again was injured and missed significant time. On Friday, he returned to the lineup and recognized the gravity of the moment.
"Another injury can happen at any moment," he said following the game, "so you can't take anything for granted. I've learned to live in the moment. Our team played great tonight, and it felt great to get that win."
For Komm, he is credited with his first career win.
As the team even up in the standings, they now take to the ice for their final regular season matchup on Saturday at 7:05. Both squads were mum about who will start, as Army has the option of Leets or senior assistant captain Jay Clark, and Bentley has the choice of Komm, senior Joe Calvi (who holds the all-time Bentley career save percentage), and junior Kyle Rank.
"Clark has been there for us," said Riley. "He's won some huge games, and he's been a big presence for us, while Leets has really come into his own this year and worked very hard."
"On the ice," said Komm, "(the Bentley goalies) all want that spot and all want to get better and play. Off the ice, we have a great relationship and are really helpful. Joe (Calvi) and Kyle (Rank) are always there to help me, and I look to them for that advice.
"I just try to read the plays and react. I just try to live in the moment and get aggressive. Every game at this point is a 'must-win,' and this is when the season really counts. We just have to bear down and come together."
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Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) is back to his old routine, upgrading his Iron Man suit in his Malibu mansion while Pepper Pots (Gwyneth Paltrow) runs Stark Industries. When an elusive terrorist known at the Mandarin (Ben Kingsley) sets off a series of world bombings, Tony makes himself a target. Meanwhile, a scientist (Guy Pearce) from Tony's past requests his involvement in a new project called Extremis. "Iron Man 3" is rated PG-13.
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Cost: Varies by cinema.
Telephone: Battle Ground Cinema, 360-666-7200; Cinetopia, 360-213-2800, Cinetopia Vancouver Mall 23, 360-448-4100; Regal Cinemas, 800-326-3264.
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The movie blockbuster is one of many options for getting out and about this weekend.
2. Heroes, villains and magic
Set in 1908, a new magician buys the tricks and show of a famous magician, only to run into trouble in "A Magical Melodrama — Or — Is A Dead Magician Considered An Abra-Cadaver?" The Golden Garter Theatre revives the stage genre of the melodrama, which encourages audience participation, from booing villains to cheering on heroes.
When: 7:30 tonight and 2 p.m. Sunday.
Where: Love Street Playhouse, 126 Love Ave., Woodland.
Admission: $12 to $15.
Telephone: 360-687-7891.
3. Introduction to arias
The Portland Opera will be offering a sneak peek at "Falstaff," with a free 50-minute preview, featuring opera highlights and context from the artists. Verdi's comedy follows the vain, fat knight Sir John Falstaff, whose philosophy revolves around women, food and drink. When he writes the same love letter to two married women in hopes of loosening their purse strings, it sets off a comedic backlash.
When: 2 p.m. today.
Where: Vancouver Community Library, 901 C St., Vancouver.
Admission: Free.
Telephone: 360-906-5106.
Web: http://portlandopera.org or http://fvrl.org
4. A four-legged celebration
The 22nd annual Walk Run for the Animals features a 5K fun run, 1.5- and 3-mile walks, with the proceeds benefiting the Humane Society for Southwest Washington. Participants can register as an individual or a "pack." If you miss the walk, families can head to the vendor village in Esther Short Park where there will be live music, pet agility courses, the Fly DiscDogs of Oregon and contests, along with 40 booths offering pet products and services.
When: 7:30 a.m. registration, 8:45 a.m. start, today.
Where: Esther Short Park, 301 W. Eighth St., Vancouver.
Admission: $25 registration.
Telephone: 360-693-4746.
Web: http://southwesthumane.org
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May Day is Lei Day with the Ke Kukui Foundation during the annual celebration of spring. The event features a Hawaiian-style May Day Pageant, where the May Day Queen and her Royal Court perform, accompanied by 8-foot royal standards called "kahili," a traditional symbol of royalty made from feathers. There will also be hula and musical performances, traditional games of skill and a flower lei-making contest, along with Hawaiian food .
When: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today.
Where: Thomas Jefferson Middle School, 3000 N.W. 119th St., Vancouver.
Admission: $5, $4 with lei contest entry, free for children 10 and younger.
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Separate sections cover general information; environmental assistance and technical help; contacts; laws and regulations; saving money; and frequently answered questions.
Global Change Research Program (Sponsored by multiple U.S. government agencies).
Reproduces the Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States report that summarizes the science of climate change and its impacts. Additional features include other reports, educational materials, and an image library.
Internet Law Library: Environmental, Natural Resources and Energy Law
Links connect to international conventions and treaties; federal laws; state laws; and related documentation, such as articles and materials prepared by interest groups. The House of Representatives maintained the Internet Law Library through 1999. Since then, several commercial concerns assumed responsibility for it, but currency cannot be guaranteed.
National Council for Science and the Environment
A non-profit group that promotes the application of science to environmental decision making, and collaboration among interest groups. The site includes in-depth discussions about environmental issues; links to population and environment sites; and copies of related laws and treaties. Congressional Research Service reports are among the items covered.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Home Page
Separate sections describe the agency and what it does; nuclear reactors; nuclear materials; radioactive waste; public involvement; and the Electronic Reading Room. Use the Site Map at http://www.nrc.gov/site-help/site-map.html to navigate through this large site.
Key NRC pages are:
- Agencywide Documents Access and Management System (ADAMS)
Provides access to all documents made public by the NRC since November 1, 1999 and to bibliographic records (some with abstracts and full text) issued prior to that date. System administrators add several hundred new documents daily. ADAMS permits full text searching and the ability to view document images, download files, and print.
- Citizen's Guide to U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Information
Sci/Engr Documents US Y 3.N 88: 8 C 49/ 2003
Describes types of materials published by the Commission and provides tips about acquiring them.
- Document Collections
Provides access to full-text document collections. Topics cover nuclear wastes; Commission memoranda and other documentation; Congressional materials; enforcement; reports of events; fact sheets; regulations; and news releases.
- Index to All Frequently Asked Questions Pages
Topics pertain to the Agency Document Access and Management System (ADAMS); emergency responses; nuclear material controls; licenses; maintenance; NRC careers; the environment; NRC's 9/11 response; public meetings; reactor decommissioning; and transportation.
- Occupational Radiation Exposure Information
Presents data and related regulations about reporting occupational exposure to radiation at facilities licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
- ROP List of Assessment Reports/Inspection Plans
Lists Assessment Reports and Inspection Plans for specific power generating plants.
USGS Fact Sheets (U.S. Geological Survey).
Fact sheets summarize USGS research, investigations, and activities in each state. Selected topics relate to the environment; natural hazards; and information management.
International Policy Issues
Environment Canada
Links cover a wide array of topics that affect the Canadian and international environments. Topics cover air; climate change; enforcement; environmental emergencies; nature; pollution and waste; science and technology; sustainable development; water; and weather and meteorology.
Environment (Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada) http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/eu-ue/policies-politiques/environment-environnement.aspx?lang=eng
Summarized selected Canadian multilateral environmental agreements.
GEO Data Portal (United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP))
An online database provides access to statistics measuring water; population; forests; emissions; climate; disasters; health; and gross domestic product for countries and regions throughout the world. Display data on statistical tables, maps, or graphs.
Global Issues: Environment (United Nations)
Provides an overview and brief history of the environmental movement from the UN perspective. Links lead to dozens of related Web pages.
Linkages: A Multimedia Resource For Environment and Development Policy Makers (International Institute for Sustainable Development: IISD).
Links connect to major UN documentation. Data include references to sustainable development; climate; biodiversity; chemical management; and forests and deserts. Special features include updates on international environmental negotiations and a link to a search engine for the Earth Negotiations Bulletin ( http://www.iisd.ca/linkages/voltoc.html ), a newsletter that provides daily coverage of UN environmental issues.
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) (United Nations)
References deal with current news, climate change, disasters and conflics, management of ecosystems, environmental governance, toxic substances, and efficient use of resources. An A-Z index refers users to over 40 topics. The UNEP Yearbook is one example.
World Bank
Menu options link to World Bank strategies to combat environmental hazards; key topics; publications and data; regional information; brief project descriptions; and educational resources.
World Resources Institute
An environmental think tank that hopes to create practical ways to protect the planet. Its goals are to increase access to information; reverse damages to the ecosystems; expand participation in environmental decision making; and avert global warming. Links lead to research topics; earth trends--an online compilation of data about environmental and socioeconomic trends; press releases; and publications. Its key annual publication is:
- World Resources
Lockwood HC10 W827 (1986+ with gaps; most recent in reference)
Capen Multimedia Center MicFiche Z7554 .U5 S8 no. R9455-1 (1986+ with gaps)
An annual publication about the environment and world development. Data cover large amounts of text and statistical tables. The editors include charts and graphs; photographs; and footnotes.
New York State
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Home Page
Provides an overview of Departmental of Environmental Conservation services and programs. Key parts of the Web site include the:
- Publications, Forms, Maps
- Subject Index
Links to hundreds of environmental topics.
West Valley Site Management Program (U.S. Department of Energy. Ohio Field Office and New York State Energy Research Development Authority)
The U.S. Department of Energy in cooperation with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority operate the West Valley Demonstration Project (WVDP). Data include background information, plus information about environmental projects; safety; waste management; and technology.
Specific Environmental Sites
Envirofacts Data Warehouse (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency).
Offers single point access to data from multiple EPA databases. Use the Quick Start option to retrieve data by zip codes; cities; counties; and states. Topics cover wastes; water; toxic substances; air; land; radiation; and compliance. An additional option enables users to create maps.
Selected EPA databases include:
- AIRS Facility Subsystem (AIRS/AFS)
Contains air pollution data on approximately 150,000 facilities.
- Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Information System (CERCLIS)
Provides information about superfund hazardous waste sites and their remediations.
- Envirofacts Master Chemical Integrator (EMCI)
Lists chemicals reported in EPA databases.
- Grants Information and Control System (GICS)
Contains data for all EPA grant programs.
- Permit Compliance System (PCS)
Provides data on over 75,000 water-discharge permits.
- Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System (RCRAInfo)
Tracks waste handler permits; closures; compliance with federal and state rules; and cleanup activities.
- Toxic Release Inventory (TRI)
Tracks releases of toxic substances by over 33,000 entities.
A chart located at http://www.epa.gov/enviro/html/efovw.html illustrates relationships among the databases.
Right to Know Network (OMB Watch)
RTK is a free network supported by foundations and contributions. It offers access to environmental databases dealing with toxic and hazardous substances and risk management. Additional information covers policy issues, such as pollution, health, and emergencies; legislation; and current news. Select the Access Policies & Tools option to search the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) by names of organizations, places, and zip codes.
Scorecard (Environmental Defense Fund)
Enter a zip code to retrieve data about toxic chemical releases from manufacturing plants; air quality information; and agricultural pollution, plus related health affects of the pollutants.
Where You Live (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
A compilation of databases and other resources that examine the environment throughout the nation.
Kids' Stuff / Teacher Materials
Environmental Kids Club (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency).
Provides games, word puzzles, and coloring books designed for use by younger children.
EPA Kids, Students and Teachers (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency).
Separate sections cover resources for teachers and different age groups from pre-school through high school.
Indexes and Guides to Further Information
ProQuest Congressional
An index to current and historical Congressional committee publications. Many items are available in the University Libraries. Consult the Libraries Catalog or speak to a reference librarian.
ProQuest Statistical Insight (ProQuest)
Indexes statistical publications of the U.S. government, American non-government sources, such as trade associations and professional groups, and international organizations, such as the United Nations and the World Bank. The full texts of most documents are in the IIS Microfiche Library (MicFiche HA 154 I542). Two printed sources index the same information:
- American Statistics Index (ASI )
Lockwood Reference Z1223 .A22
Indexes U.S. documents. Most are cited in the Libraries Catalog or are reproduced in the American Statistics Index Microfiche Library (Capen Multimedia Center HA195 .A8, 1978-2008)
- Index to International Statistics (IIS )
Lockwood Reference HA 154 .I544
Indexes publications of intergovernmental organizations, such as the United Nations or the World Health Organization. Microfiche copies of these items are at Capen Multimedia Center MicFiche HA154 I542 (1983-2010).
WWW Virtual Library - Environment - The Archive Site (earthsystems.org).
Links connect to government and non-government servers that deal with all aspects of the environment. Options include viewing information by subjects; viewing all the information; and viewing other selected environmental groups.


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Have you tried the Zeal Wellness weight loss shakes or energy supplements? This examiner just wrapped up a 6 day test of the shakes and energy supplements.
The consultant that provided me with the samples is a great young lady named Leisa Renae Engelken Telinde of Mom and Me's Zeal for Life. She is a Managing Consultant from Alva, OK.
To give you an introduction to Leisa here is a bit of her story as told by her:
I grew up drinking diet cokes most of my life, since a pre-teen. I have been overweight all of my life. In my 20's I did the Phen-Phen diet and got down to a healthy weight of 160 lbs, however, that had its toll on my body. I ended up with a Heart Murmor and all of the weight that I had lost came right back on plus some. In my mid to late 30's I was properly diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Disease and later in my 30's with Type II Diabetes. I was taking 1000mg of Metformin 2x's per day to help with my Diabetes and weight, that still was not working. No matter how hard I tried the weight would just not come off. The doctor would say eat more salad and exercise. I did, still nothing. I was so frustrated but didn't know what else to do. I met a lady at a home show in Woodward in the Fall of 2012, she introduced me to a product called Zeal for Life. I went home that night and looked over her website and tried the samples that she had sent home with me over the next few days. I felt an instant change in my body, so hard to explain but felt changes from the inside out. That week I signed up as a consultant!! I am happy to report that since starting the 90 day challenge, I am down 30 lbs and my metformin has been cut in half to 500 mg 2x's per day and my blood sugar is stabilizing!! I have not had a diet soda since March 2013. I am craving more fruits and veggies now and have probably eaten more fruits and veggies since starting on Zeal. I have more energy and more mental clarity. Thank you Zeal and the Zurvita Family for giving me hope for my family and my future. I made an appointment with my Dr, blood work all good and I had lost more weight. My doctor told me to keep doing what I'm doing!! I love Zeal and the wonderful people who are involved with this amazing company!! I love how I can work as a Paraprofessional at school during the school year, be off work with my kids when they are out of school and share Zeal with people part-time and bring in another income for our family. I want to share this with the world!! God Bless!!
Here is my assessment or review of the product mentioned:
This product has been a great alternative for someone who is lactose intolerant and soy intolerant. The energy supplements of the Wild Berry and the Bold Grape did add a nice boost of energy to kick off the day, the Bold Grape was a little strong for this examiner. The Wild Berry energy supplement seem to be a more mild flavor and a better fit for this examiner and her life style.
When it came to sampling the weight loss shake samples, both had a great flavor. This examiner was pleasantly surprised at the chocolate, it actually had more of a mocha flavor than a punch of chocolate, like some others do. The vanilla shake was more of a french vanilla, which was a pleasant change from the everyday straight up vanilla.
Though this examiner did not lose a whole lot of weight with this trial, it was great to find out, that someone who is lactose and soy intolerant can use this product successfully for themselves, and feel great while doing so.
So, if you have the chance stop by her website and say hi, and let her know Nannette Morrison sent you. You can find her site at: http://www.leisatelinde.zealforlife.biz .


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Grades: 2-6
Tour length: 1.5 hours
Location: 900 S. Beretania Street
Days: Tuesday – Friday
Times: 9 + 10:30am
Group Size: 60 maximum
Fee: FREE
Request this tour: Spring/Summer 2016
Help your students prepare for the tour in two ways: Have an interactive discussion about museum etiquette. Practice looking at art. Click here for more information.
This tour will appeal to students who are studying or who are from the Pacific Rim cultures. By starting with the question "what is art" and "why is it made", they will gain an understanding of cultural commonalities and differences within the traditional art of the Pacific Rim. On the tour they will see art objects from the Philippines, Indonesian, Pacific Island and Art of Hawaii galleries.The tour will focus on functional arts such as textiles (kapa, ikat and batik), sculpture (ancestors and deities), and the cultural beliefs the objects tell us. As they follow the migration routes across the Pacific, students understand and see some similarities in function, materials, decorative patterns and customs. The students will handle objects, engage in storytelling and poetry writing to meet DOE benchmarks in Social Studies, Fine Arts, and Language Arts.
Pictured above: Nukuoro Atoll, Caroline Islands, Federated States of Micronesia. Ancestor Figure (tino aitu), 19th century (collected 1874). Carved wood. Exchange with Bishop Museum, 1943 (4752).
Add a film to your tour for FREE following the 9am tour Tuesday - Friday.
E Ho'omau! Animated Shorts
See local filmmakers' beautifully animated renditions of traditional Hawaiian stories from the Pacific Resources for Education and Learning animated short-film series E Ho'omau!,
E Ho'omau! (to persevere; to learn from the past and perpetuate the good) is a culturally rich curriculum development project funded under the Native Hawaiian Education Program of the U.S. Department of Education.
Why Maui Snared The Sun
Directed, produced and animated by Michael Q. Ceballos. 2011. USA. 19 mins.
Long ago, Kalā (the sun) raced across the sky as he pleased, leaving the land and its people with short days and long, dark nights. Among those suffering from the lack of daylight was the goddess Hina, mother of Māui, the demigod. In order to make things pono (right), Māui summons all his courage and travels to the highest summit of Haleakalā, where he confronts the Mighty Kalā.
The Menehune and the Birds
Directed, produced and animated by Michael Q. Ceballos. 2011. USA. 23 mins.
Kēhau, a young Menehune boy, and his best friend, a little 'elepaio bird, discover that a group of men has been killing the birds of the Kaua'i rainforest in order to harvest their feathers faster. Kēhau and the 'elepaio seek out the Menehune Chief and his warriors to help save their friends and find a way to change the habits of these men or risk losing the beautiful birds forever.
Pele Searches for a Home
Directed, produced and animated by Michael Q. Ceballos. 2011. USA. 25 mins.
Pele, the primal force of volcanic heat and lava, leaves her ancient home of Kahiki and searches out a new home for herself and her family. As she travels down the Hawaiian island chain, she is pursued by and battles her eldest sister Nāmaka, the goddess of water and the sea. After a climactic battle on the island of Maui, she finally finds refuge in Kīlauea on the Big Island of Hawai'i.
Continue your museum experience back at school! Borrow artifacts related to your tour from the Lending Collection to use in the classroom. The Lending Collection is a free resource for island educators. Pre-packaged object trunks available for some tours, or hand pick objects from the collection for any tour. Contact Rusti Cripps, email@example.com
Hawaiʻi Department of Education Benchmarks
Social Studies
SS.2.2.1 Investigate the history of families using level-appropriate primary sources (e.g., artifacts, photographs, interviews, documents)
Fine Arts
F.A.2.1.2 Use color to convey mood in works of art
F.A.2.1.4 Investigate how art is used in celebrations, festivals, and customs of selected cultures from the past and present.
Return to guided school tours.


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Jeanette Chasworth, is called The Color Whisperer for good reason. Her new book, What's Color Got To Do With It?, is a straight-forward yet moving account of how color affects our lives and we are thrilled to have her here for this interview.
Q.: What was the impetus for your writing this book?
J.: Time and time again I have seen how much the impact of color used properly has changed someone's life: helped them through a tough time, healed physical and emotional issues, and created a sense of joy and comfort. I feel so passionately about this that I wanted to share it with people. This information is life transforming. I see so many people who are afraid of color and make big mistakes when painting. This book is meant to give them the confidence to find the color that gives them joy.
Q.: Do you think our color choices change as we get older?
J.: There is a part of us that intuitively knows what color we need. Have you ever suddenly gravitated toward another color in your wardrobe that you never wore before? Or maybe you bought that picture or piece of furniture that just called to you even though it wasn't something you would normally buy? Your body, your heart, was telling you what you needed. Unfortunately, listening to that little voice often gets pushed out by the stresses of life. We will gravitate towards the colors that we need to cope with the changes that happen in our lives. How much your colors change will depend on how much change occurs in your life.
" ...listening to that little voice ..."
Q.: What are some mistakes homeowners make when deciding to paint?
J.: The biggest mistake I see homeowners make is sticking to really boring colors. Painting the house Swiss Coffee because some magazine said it was good, or it's popular, or it supposedly helps the resale value of a home isn't a real choice. Each home is different, with different light and different energies. Just because it looks good in a magazine, doesn't mean it's going to look good in your home. Always use paint chips or even paint a large swatch on the wall.
Another mistake I see is that people think lighter is better. If a color isn't properly selected, even light colors can actually appear very dull and make a room uncomfortable. Don't look at where it sits on the paint chip but how much light it reflects, that's what is going to make your room feel bigger.
Q.: You refer to mood quite a lot in your book, What's Color Got to Do with It? Can you elaborate for readers?
J.: We are emotional beings, we aren't looking for shelter, we are looking for an experience. What do you want to FEEL in your home? Each color has a mood or story that it tells. Do you want a room that's peaceful or exciting? What story do you want to tell? Every item in your home is a character in that story and plays a part in it. Think about your favorite places, it's because of how they make you feel. Creating a home that reflects who you are restores you and is empowering on many levels.
Q.: What is the best way for renters to add color into their units?
J.: Fabric - Pillows, draperies, bedding, furniture are all key elements in directing the focus off the walls and the best place to add some personality. My first apartment was all white, and draped one wall with fabric, even if there wasn't any windows, just to add some color. Accessories are also a great way to add some color, particularly for those who are afraid of adding too much. Little splashes can add a lot to a room.
Q.: What about your connection to Acrylatex Coatings, a new venture?
J.: Acryalatex is a company that takes the paint that you bring to the recycling center and turns it into new paint at half the cost of traditional manufactured paint. I have worked with them to create a color palette especially designed for both for inside and outside paint projects. Each color has been chosen to work with many decors and moods and create a home that has personality and intrigue. We hope that this innovative product will help people in many different ways: saving money, keeping paint out of the landfills, and discovering the benefits of color in their home.
Q.: Is there anything you would like to tell Lifestyle Examiner Readers?
J.: Don't settle for ordinary, dare to be you and tell YOUR story in your home. This is your place to restore, rejuvenate and be yourself. It is your haven and you should treat it as such. In return, you will enjoy a higher quality of life and more joy in your world.
See her facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jeanette-Chasworth-The-Color-Whisperer-Interior-Design/125352865701
Suggested Links
- A 10-Point checklist to take to the paint store
- Painter's Tape 101: Painter's Tape Finishing School and ScotchBlue
- Paint kid's rooms with colorful abandon: how to tips
- Paint color choices and ideas on how to find the right paint color for your home
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Lauriston Road Jewish Cemetery (Grove Rd) , London, 1. England, UK
Lauriston Jewish Cemetery: Opened in 1788 and closed 1886, it originally belonged to the Hambro Synagogue. Further information can be found under 'Narratives' (Main Menu).
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The Films of John G. Avildsen by Larry Powell and Tom Garrett is a fascinating, informative look at one of American cinema's most interesting directors. Avildsen''s best films concentrate on underdogs and outcasts, people who either strive to succeed within the confines of their immediate world, or who are stepping back and having trouble understanding their surroundings.
The most attention is given Avildsen's strongest, most timeless work, including the powerful "Joe" (1969); a seminal work filmed on a very low budget. Peter Boyle is cast completely against type as a hard-nosed right-wing zealot whose complete inability to comprehend the progressiveness of the prevailing culture at any level becomes personal when a friend's daughter (Susan Sarandon, in her feature film debut) becomes a hippie runaway. Boyle was a liberal in real life (John Lennon would be best man at his 1977 wedding), but understood the title character well. Paid only $3000 for four weeks work in a film he felt few would likely see, Boyle held nothing back, and Joe's racism and zealotry propel the narrative to a violent and unhappy conclusion. This low budget movie became a sensation, remains one of the most effective independent films of its era, and earned fledgling screenwriter Norman Wexler and Oscar nomination.
While the character of Joe was supposed to be a World War Two vet in his mid forties, Peter Boyle was only in his 30s at the time of filming. While Boyle was quite effective, Avildsen chose 48 year old Jack Lemmon for "Save The Tiger" (1973), offering another perspective of the same age group. Lemmon is a businessman forced to engage in unscrupulous activity, and his disillusionment with the modern era is borne from his nostalgia for an era gone by. Marvin Hamlisch's use of Bunny Berigan's mourning "I Can't Get Started" on the soundtrack to punctuate the narrative is highly effective, while Avildsen's direction allowed Lemmon to essay the character unlike any other he'd played before. It resulted in an Oscar for Lemmon, who took the role due to having been impressed with "Joe."
Perhaps Avildsen's most noted features are "Rocky" and "The Karate Kid," both exhibiting different aspects of the underdog who triumphs in the end; something of a departure from the tragic characters of Joe and Harry Stoner (Lemmon) in "Save The Tiger."
The book recounts other Avildsen films, both good and bad, including the sequels to "Karate Kid" and "Rocky" that he helmed, showing that his artistic vision was sometimes thwarted by circumstances, while other times his ideas resulted in some strong movies that might not have achieved the same recognition as the aforementioned works. Avildsen's dealings with Brando on "The Formula" make for quite an interesting chapter.
The book offers a great deal of information about the process of Avildsen's creative vision as a director and recounts the making of his films with clarity and an interesting writing style. Recommended.


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Hot '80s Fashion Trend Is Really Back, Wearing this item used to make you seem demure, but today it's big and bold. Late Olympian and actress Sonja Henie once said, "Jewelry takes people's minds off your wrinkles."
Well, if that's true, this season's Olympic-sized statement necklaces will definitely do the trick. From floral accents and multicolored gemstones to layered pearls and bib necklaces, women are transforming their wardrobes with a single accessory.
I caught up with celebrity stylist June Ambrose for some tips on how to make the strongest statement without turning a fashion "Do" into a fashion "Don't."
She says the key is to keep your outfit simple and let the statement necklace speak for itself. Pair your layered, chunky strands of colorful beads, chains and pearls with simple neutral clothing like a T-shirt or sheath dress. In other words, give your bling a clean slate to shine without distraction.
June recommends keeping your hairstyle simple as well, pulling it back to allow the necklace to take center stage. And resist the temptation to add accent pieces–no earrings or bracelets required.
The best thing about this trend is that statement necklaces will match any budget beautifully. At stores like Forever 21 and H&M you can snag pieces for under $20. If you are looking to invest a little more, you'll find a wide range of necklaces at J.Crew or from Stella & Dot in the $150 to $200 range. For a splurge, indulge with a Henri Bendel or Chan Luu necklace, which cost anywhere from $200-$600.


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Top German photographer Markus Hofmann to present Haute Couture, used a BMW S 1000 RR World Superbike factory race bike as a prop for his shoot.
Hofmann says:
"There are so many motorcycle manufacturers that combine motorcycles and women in an artless and sleazy way, that I thought there just had to be a better way of doing it," he said. "I had no intention of putting a naked woman on a bike, and it was very clear to me that the bike had to be the S 1000 RR Superbike in the same colour that people have seen on the racetrack in 2009. I didn't want the bike to fade into the background either; showing the name of the manufacturer was also very important for me, because it made the feeling of a pit stop and racetrack environment much more authentic"
With all due respect, the only difference we see in this shoot and the usual sexy models draped over a motorcycle is that these models are thinner, have higher cheekbones and are wearing more expensive looking rags.


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Each year the Theatre department performs 5 productions. This position is responsible for the promotion of those plays in addition to other miscellaneous tasks
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Create and/or Resize the ads (3 1/4 by 4) for use as Table Tent in Reeve Union.
Get feature story from the director, submit to Integrated Marketing for release to the Advance Titan and forward to Radio/TV/Film.
Have audition posters proofed, printed and distributed.
Work with play director and Roy to create play promotional poster, proof, print and distribute poster around campus
Work with the University Photographer for publicity shots for ads and for production bulletin board.
Be sure that box office has a copy of program before window opens for complimentary tickets for anyone in production
Create a promotional letter for alumni. Work with the Alumni office for addresses and information.
Create a promotional mailing (postcard, e-mail) to the Theatre Mailing list for each play.
Miscellaneous Tasks
Maintain and update 6 bulletin boards and outside sign.


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Cancer patient receives new bike to replace one stolen from himUPDATED 12:14 AM EDT Aug 09, 2014
A Louisville cancer patient and healthy living advocate receives a new bike to replace one that was stolen.Video Transcript
ACTIVIST - WHO WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER THIS YEAR - THOUGHT HIS HOPES OF RIDING IN A LOCAL CANCER FUNDRAISER WERE OVER. INSTEAD - HE NOW HAS A NEW RIDE. AS WLKY'S CORY PIPPIN REPORTS... NORTON HOSPITAL - WHERE DERRICK JACKSON IS BEING TREATED - HAS STEPPED UP TO FOOT THE BILL. "the last year has been a rough on for Chef Derrick Jackson. First, his bike was stolen. Then he was diagnosed with cancer. For the last four months, he's been getting treatment here at Norton hospital. Well, today he got something he never saw coming...a brand new bike," FOR YEARS - CHEF DERRICK JACKSON HAS WORKED TO HELP THOSE IN THE WEST END TO LIVE HEALTHIER... USING HIS CATERING BUSINESS TO PROMOTE BETTER FOOD CHOICES. AND HIS DAILY BIKING ROUTINE TO ENCOURAGE EXERCISE. NOW, HE'S THE ONE GETTING THE HELPING HAND... "it definitely gives me the hope that when someone plans something bad for you. It's not going to work. It's as simple as that because when God ordains something for you...it's there," WHILE TREATING HIM - THE NORTON HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION ALSO BOUGHT HIM THE EXACT TYPE OF BIKE HE LOST... AND HE RECEIVED IT TODAY... JACKSON'S BIKE - WORTH MORE THAN A THOUSAND DOLLARS - WAS STOLEN FROM HIS WEST LOUISVILLE HOME LAST SUMMER... FOUR MONTHS AGO - HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH STAGE 4 COLON CANCER. IN SPITE OF IT ALL, HE'S STAYED POSITIVE - FOCUSED ON TAKING PART IN NORTON HOSPITAL'S "BIKE TO BEAT CANCER" EVENT. "i"m gonnna definil epse f aonstggngtou of caerI ho Ianelerhea jut d lkg re heweneourwitoua keIt tt mealy w nd e' l in ckothe,"ASORHEIK JKS YSE ANTPS.. "Wreon me reTa isneanw "orn alca'siktobe cce 20h.Fo renfmaonn w u n gste tt inrmioono. KYew" JAONASEE HE WAS ALSO PRESENTED A SHIRT SIGNED BY ALL THE MEDICAL STAFF.
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Dec. 11, 2011
Editor's Note: The following first appeared in the University of Iowa's Hawk Talk Daily, an e-newsletter that offers a daily look at the Iowa Hawkeyes, delivered free each morning to thousands of fans of the Hawkeyes worldwide.
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Dallas Clark was named the recipient of the John Mackey Award following the 2002 Iowa football season, being named the top tight end in the nation. He played a key role as a junior, helping the Hawkeyes share the Big Ten title with a perfect 8-0 conference record while earning a trip to Miami for the 2003 Orange Bowl.
Clark joined the Iowa program as a walk-on and originally contributed on special teams as a back-up linebacker. He was moved to tight end, where in two seasons his totals included 81 receptions for 1,281 yards. He earned consensus All-America honors and was a first round selection in the 2003 NFL Draft following his junior season.
Can it really be that long ago? Clark can't believe it either.
"It's gone really fast," said Clark of his time in the NFL. "My rookie year, it felt like four years wrapped into one, just adjusting to the NFL season; it was tough. Once you get used to it, the seasons kind of rattle off. I can't believe it's my ninth year already, it has gone by fast.
"Indianapolis has been a great place to have a professional career. At this age, you just take it one game at a time, then assess everything, work on your weaknesses in the offseason, and try to come back the next year. You just take each year one at a time."
The Colts organization, and the fans in Indianapolis, has also enjoyed having Clark as part of the team. He holds Indianapolis records for a tight end in receptions and touchdowns, and is second in receiving yards, trailing only John Mackey. He also holds NFL records for tight ends for postseason receptions and yards. He was named to the Pro Bowl following the 2009 season and helped the Colts win the Super Bowl following the 2006 season.
"Indianapolis has been a great place to have a professional career. At this age, you just take it one game at a time, then assess everything, work on your weaknesses in the offseason, and try to come back the next year. You just take each year one at a time."
Clark played in just six games in 2010 before a season-ending injury. He has missed the last three games this season due to injury, but will be back in action before the end of the season, one that has been tough on the Colts and their fans.
"It's just been a struggle all year," said Clark. "It's unfortunate, but it's times like these that will make our team stronger and better down the road. We've had some good teams in the past; it's just been different this year, something we are learning and growing from as a team.
"We look to turn it around as soon as possible. Personally, I hope to get back soon. Injuries are part of it. You leave it all out there on the field, play every game as hard as you can, injuries can happen. You have to handle it and improve from it."
Clark was recently recognized by the Big Ten Conference by having his name on the Tight End of the Year Award. The Kwalick-Clark Award went to Northwestern's Drake Dunsmore, and Clark was on hand to present the award as part of the Big Ten's championship weekend in Indianapolis.
"I thought it was a mistake at first, I still haven't that figured out," said Clark. "It's a remarkable honor to be a part of the award. I'm happy to represent the University of Iowa, and I appreciate the opportunities I had there. I still can't believe my name is on the tight end award, it hasn't really sunk in. Being around all these people, it's been a special night."
Clark was one of more than 15 former Big Ten student-athletes who were on hand to present awards to the 2011 honorees.
While the Colts have struggled on the field in 2011, Clark has had some familiar company playing alongside him on the team. Former Hawkeyes Pat Angerer, A.J. Edds and Seth Olsen are also with Indianapolis this season. Angerer is in his second year and leads the team in tackles; Edds is seeing action on defense and special teams, and Olsen saw action on the offensive line before being put on the injured reserve list.
"Having the other Iowa guys on the squad has been great," said Clark. "Pat is having a phenomenal year; his improvement from last year to this year is remarkable. He has taken the leadership role on the defense and is making great plays each week.
"A.J. came in at middle of the season, did a great job on the practice squad. He's now active, making plays on special teams and defense. It's always great to have Hawkeyes in the locker room. It makes you feel at home."
Even though Clark left for the NFL prior to his senior season, he has earned his degree from the University of Iowa, and stays in contact with UI head coach Kirk Ferentz and others within the program.
"I try not to bother coach Ferentz during the season, he's a busy man," said Clark. "Every now and then, we'll exchange messages, just to let him know we are thinking about him. I continue to admire and appreciate everything he has done for the University of Iowa and the football program. He's a remarkable man. The things he continues to do with the football program, you couldn't ask for a better man than coach Ferentz."


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Amazon has released another software update for their Kindle e-readers which brings a couple of features that owners have been clamoring for for some time.
The update will include actual page numbers will be added to many Kindle e-books to make reference and item lookup easier. Also, manymagazine and newspaper layouts are getting a new look for easier navigating and page turning. Other features like sharing book notes and highlighting with other Kindle readers as well as the ability to rate a book after you turn the last page will be implemented as well.
The update is available for manual download and installation from Amazon, with an official over the air release coming soon.


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¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® 10-City Tour Announced by National Alliance for Hispanic Health
Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Eli Lilly and Company are Title Sponsors. Over 25,000 are expected at community events celebrating culture and supporting families in making good nutrition and movement a daily part of life.
Washington, D.C. (PRWEB) October 22, 2013
Today, the National Alliance for Hispanic Health (the Alliance) announced a new sponsorship with Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (BIPI) and Eli Lilly and Company (Lilly). BIPI and Lilly are bringing their Llaves para una mejor salud (Keys to a Healthier You) diabetes education pavilion to a 10-city tour of the Alliance's signature ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!®, the nation's premier family physical activity and healthy lifestyle event series.
"This pavilion will be a fun and interactive way to provide information on how to make movement a daily part of our lives and how to make healthy choices about how we eat and cook. We are pleased to welcome BIPI and Lilly to the ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® family," said Dr. Jane L. Delgado, President and CEO of the Alliance.
Over 25,000 participants in the 10-city event tour will benefit from the Llaves para una mejor salud pavilion including music and dance demonstrations, good nutrition stations, and the chance to talk to a certified diabetes educator.
"We are proud to be the title sponsor for the ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving! as part of our ongoing commitment to the communities we serve, and education about diabetes and healthy living," said Christopher Kaplan, senior vice president and chief marketing officer, Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. "We recognize we are part of a global community and our family of employees feels strongly about partnering with organizations like the Alliance to improve it."
¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® events are free for the whole community. Made possible by over 400 community partners and hundreds of volunteers, ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® events celebrate culture and good health in a fun day for the whole family.
The kick-off ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® event will be held:
Date: Saturday, October 26, 2013
Time: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: East LA Civic Center, 4801 East 3rd Road, Los Angeles, CA 90022
Additional events in the 10-city tour will be held in the following locations:
- Houston, Texas – Sat., November 2, 2013 – Mason Park
- Brownsville, Texas – Sat., November 9, 2013 – Dean Porter Park
- New York, New York – November 2013
- Phoenix, Arizona – March 2014
- Chicago, Illinois – June 2014
- San Diego, California – August 2014
- Kennett Square, Pennsylvania – September 2014
- Dallas, Texas – October 2014
- Albuquerque, New Mexico – October 2014
About the National Alliance for Hispanic Health
The Alliance is the nation's foremost science-based source of information and trusted advocate for the health of Hispanics in the United States. The Alliance represents thousands of Hispanic healthcare providers across the nation providing services to more than 15 million people each year, making a daily difference in the lives of Hispanic communities and families. For more information, visit http://www.hispanichealth.org or call the Alliance's Su Familia National Hispanic Family Health Helpline at 1-866-783-2645.


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Have kids in your life? Then you've probably got a collection of kids' apps — or soon will. Whether it's a game on your phone or a math app on your tablet, find out what apps might be doing — but might not be telling you — and what you can do about it:
Contrary to re-circulating email, there is no new cell phone national do not call database.
I don't know about you, but I got my first cell phone when I was well past junior high. Fast forward to the year 2013, where 78% of teens ages 12-17 now have a cell phone, and almost half of those teens own smartphones.
These stats are hot off the press from Pew Internet and American Life Project's new study, "Teens and Technology 2013." The research takes a closer look at smartphone adoption and mobile access to the internet among American teens, with some eye-opening results.
The mobile apps market is thriving and lots of app developers are striving to be players in the game. If you're developing apps for smartphones, tablets or other mobile devices, there are some basic truth-in-advertising standards and privacy principles that apply to you.
Oh yes, it's that sweet time of year again — Spring Break is almost here! Whether you're off to sunbathe on the sand, see the sights, or ski the slopes, it pays to be an informed travel shopper.
The United States Sentencing Commission recently submitted to Congress its comprehensive report examining federal sentencing policy in child pornography cases.
Although still only a small percentage of the overall federal caseload, child pornography prosecutions have grown significantly during the past decade and now account for nearly 2,000 federal cases each year. That growth reflects the increasing role of the Internet in child pornography offenses. Before the Internet, law enforcement officers had significantly curtailed the child pornography market in the United States.
If you've ever gotten a text message on your cell phone telling you that you've won a free prize, you're not alone. During the past year, the FTC has gotten tens of thousands of complaints about unsolicited text messages.
National Consumer Protection Weeks begins today, and it's the biggest and best NCPW in 15 years. Thanks to 64 federal, state and local agencies and nonprofits that are putting the spotlight on the critical consumer protection work they do year-round, consumers have easy access to a tremendous variety of timely, useful information about recognizing and reporting frauds and scams, managing credit and debt, using technology, and staying healthy and safe.


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Well, there is no doubt about it. It has been a really rough, wet and cold spring. People are itching to get out on the trails but due to wet conditions the riding has been dismal to say the least. However, CAMBA has opened up some limited trails... Read More / Post Comments
Posted: April 28, 2011 at 12:00:37 PM
I spent a great day with FORC and toured the site of the Midwest Mountain Bike Festival last week. It is going to be a killer venue so please come and check it out! Read More / Post Comments
Posted: April 22, 2011 at 3:54:00 PM
IMBA is hiring a new Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew! If you are interested and think you (and your partner) have the chops, check out IMBA's press release with info on how to apply. (Must be awesome to apply.) See you on the trail! Read More / Post Comments


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Spotted Pig Opens Up Reservations for 2 Whole Weeks
Friedman and Bloomfield may even add more dates.
After yesterday's planned piecemeal approach of making a handful of tables at the Spotted Pig available online at 8 a.m. sharp each day resulted in a rocky start and a prompt crash of the restaurant's website, April Bloomfield and Ken Friedman have blocked out a significant number of dining-room seats for the next two weeks and put them all up online. The West Village restaurant is celebrating its tenth birthday this summer, so it has temporarily relaxed its bookings policy in order to accommodate dedicated customers. A rep for the Spotted Pig says there is still a possibility that the proprietors will open more reservations beyond June 2. [Related]


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Posted: 09/16/2014 - The contemporary Christian music trio Philips Craig and Dean will take the stage at the First Baptist Church in Panama City.
Posted: 09/16/2014 - The contemporary Christian music trio Philips Craig and Dean will take the stage at the First Baptist Church in Panama City.
Posted: 09/16/2014 - The Food and Drug Administration has a warning for anyone who's thinking about getting a tattoo.
Updated: 09/16/2014 - Paris visited Lake Powel on Tuesday morning where you can be a part of the International Coastal Cleanup this Saturday.
Posted: 09/15/2014 - Flu shots are never fun for kids, but vaccination is their best defense against the influenza virus.
Updated: 09/15/2014 - Paris visited the Kaleidoscope Theatre in Lynn Haven on Monday morning where the Glass Menagerie opened this weekend.
Updated: 09/15/2014 - A new way to deal with it is gaining popularity in other parts of the country and locals will soon have access to it as well. It's called Mindfulness-based stress reduction.
Posted: 09/12/2014 - Paris visited Florida Governor Rick Scott on Friday morning as he wraps up his "Let's Keep Working" tax cut tour here in the Panama City area.
Posted: 09/12/2014 - When fall allergy season collides with cold and flu season, it can be tough to tell which foe you're fighting.
Updated: 09/12/2014 - Autism Surfs is an event that is held on the beach behind Sharky's restaurant on front beach road.
Updated: 09/11/2014 - The whistleblower lawsuit ends in partial victory for the local woman who filed it.
Updated: 09/11/2014 - Paris visited Arnold High School on Thursday morning, as they are one of the many locations where 9/11 observances will be held to remember those who gave their lives and honor the heroes in our community.
Updated: 04/15/2015 - The Warrior Beach Retreat kicks off next Thursday in Panama City Beach.
Posted: 09/11/2014 - Researchers at the "American Academy of Pediatrics" said tooth decay is the most common chronic disease in children, but it is preventable.
Posted: 09/10/2014 - Paris was at George Core Park in Port St. Joe for the 18th Annual Florida Scallop and Music Festival.
Posted: 09/10/2014 - Preeclampsia is one of the leading causes of health complications for expectant mothers.
Updated: 09/10/2014 - Developing good digital citizenship in students is very important.
Posted: 09/10/2014 - The Bay District School Board has approved the 2014-2015 budget and taxpayers won't see many changes from last year.
Posted: 09/09/2014 - One in two postmenopausal women and one in five older men are at risk for an osteoporosis-related fracture.
Updated: 09/09/2014 - Gulf Coast State College is hosting its annual "College Night."
Updated: 09/09/2014 - Paris was at the beautiful St. Andrews State Park Tuesday morning for a great fund raising walk.
Posted: 09/09/2014 - Tensions are high following Springfield's City Commission meeting with the most resistance having to do with taxes.
Posted: 09/08/2014 - Thunderstorms this morning have knocked out WJHG's broadcast towers and unfortunately we are off-air.
Posted: 09/05/2014 - Kids play hard and accidents can happen.
Updated: 09/08/2014 - It's one of the most popular fundraising events in our area every year!
Posted: 09/04/2014 - A Kansas family is trying to heal and move on after a spring break trip to Destin last year ended in tragedy.


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It appears the more outrageous Miley Cyrus gets the more excited her fans get. Just Jared reported on March 23, 2014 during her Bangerz tour fans screamed for more as Cyrus spit water on them from the stage. During her Tampa show while Cyrus was sipping water from a bottle and chatting with her fans she suddenly spit water on the audience and the fans cheered and screamed.
E! Online reports Cyrus was just being herself when she spit water on her fans during her Tampa concert. Cyrus added another new dimension to her already bizarre acts as she was seen walking around the stage and speaking to fans through the mic while she was chugging from a water bottle before spitting a large stream of water at the audience. She spit water out from the stage several times as fans continued to cheer her on.
This is a new twist from the sticking out of her tongue act by Cyrus. In between her shows she also shared a topless photo online showing fans a bad sunburn she got on her chest and cleavage. She also recently shared a photo of her crotch with dollar bills stuffed into her jean shorts. Nobody knows for certain what to expect from Cyrus next. Nevertheless she certainly appears to have her fans mesmerized.


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This list is a very early look at the S class. This does not include all draft eligible players. It's still too early to predict who will declare and who will remain in college so there are a few included in these rankings.
1. Bacarri Rambo, Georgia (JR)
2. T.J. McDonald, USC (JR)
3. George Illoka, Boise State
4. Ray Ray Armstrong, Miami (JR)
5. Markelle Martin, Oklahoma State
6. Mark Barron, Alabama
7. Robert Lester, Alabama (JR)
8. Trenton Robinson, Michigan State
9. Brandon Taylor, LSU
10. Aaron Henry, Wisconsin
11. Tony Dye, UCLA
12. Antonio Allen, South Carolina
13. Eddie Whitley, Virginia Tech
14. Delano Howell, Stanford
15. Winston Guy, Kentucky
16. Harrison Smith, Notre Dame
17. Chris Banjo, SMU
18. Sean Catthouse, California
19. Charles Mitchell, Mississippi State
20. Jamar Hornsby, Tuskegee (JR)
21. Duke Ihenacho, San Jose State
22. Blake Gideon, Texas
23. Tramain Thomas, Arkansas
24. Lance Mitchell, Oregon State
25. Nick Sukay, Penn State
26. Sam Proctor, Okahoma
27. Tekerrein Cuba, TCU
28. Jarred Holley, Pittsburgh
29. Eddie Pleasent, Oregon
30. Donnell Jones, Indiana


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The rear axle of your car is what joins the car itself to the wheels, so to call it a vital bit of kit is a bit of an understatement. It also houses your car's braking system and rear suspension, so without it you'd be in a bit of a pickle.
The rear axle can begin to show signs of wear as the years roll on, with rear wheels beginning to wobble or cause unstable handling.
You might also hear knocking or banging noises coming from the rear wheels. At this point, it might be time to change the rear axle.
One of the trickiest parts about changing the rear axle is finding the right new parts for your car. This can be a nightmare, but it's made a whole lot easier by the friendly and knowledgeable colleagues in your local Halfords store. Why not pop in and see for yourself?


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Whether or not it's safe to drink alcohol is a complicated question for people who have rheumatoid arthritis.
Alcohol can interact with the powerful medications that help to control the disease, increasing the likelihood of liver damage. Alcohol can also affect balance, increasing the risk of falls and broken bones, and may disrupt sleep. Alcohol can also contribute to depression, a condition that's frequently a close companion to chronic pain.
On the other hand, having an occasional cocktail with friends is an important way to maintain the social connections that studies have shown are just as integral to good health as exercise and a healthy diet.
And last week, alcohol seemed to get a big endorsement from a study published in the journal Rheumatology, which concluded that people with rheumatoid arthritis who said they frequently drank alcoholic beverages had disease that was significantly less severe than people with RA who said that they rarely or never drank.
What's more, when people with rheumatoid arthritis were compared to a group of people without rheumatoid arthritis, non-drinkers appeared to have four times the odds of developing RA as frequent drinkers
According to Google News, the paper generated at least 322 articles with headlines that included "Drinking May Lessen the Effects of Rheumatoid Arthritis" and "Alcohol Helps Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms."
But experts say you shouldn't raise a glass to this study's conclusions just yet.
"I think this study has a lot of flaws," says Timothy S. Naimi, MD, a medical epidemiologist at Boston University School of Medicine who studies the effects alcohol on health. "This should not be a reason for people to start drinking or for people to drink more frequently."
The study compared 873 RA patients to 1004 people without the chronic condition. All of the participants were asked to complete a questionnaire explaining how often they'd had alcohol the month before joining the study. X-rays and blood tests were also taken, and a nurse examined patients.
Both men and women who drank most often, classified as more than ten days a month, had 20 to 30 percent less severe disease – including less pain, swelling, joint damage and disability and lower levels of inflammation – than teetotalers.
This isn't the first study to find that alcohol may lessen the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, but it is the first to suggest that alcohol can ease the severity of the disease.
But experts, including the study's authors, say that there are important caveats that muddy those conclusions.
"I would urge caution until these results have been replicated in other studies. I tell my patients that a small amount of alcohol, consumed responsibly on two to three days per week is unlikely to be harmful to them, but on no account should they try and use alcohol as a treatment for their symptoms," says James Maxwell, MD, the lead author of the study and a rheumatologist at Rotherham Hospital in the U.K.
One flaw involves the makeup of the two groups that researchers used for comparison, the group of people with RA (the cases) and the group without the disease (the controls).
In this type of study, researchers generally take great pains to gather a control group that is as similar to the case group as possible. The greater the degree of similarity between the two groups, the more powerful the study is.
In this investigation, however, the members of the control group were younger, were less likely to smoke and were more likely to be male than the group with RA.
Those differences are important because each is independently associated with RA risk. Women are more likely to get rheumatoid arthritis than men, smokers are at greater risk of developing the disease and the risk of RA goes up with age.
So the group with rheumatoid arthritis already had a higher risk, before researchers started to consider alcohol intake.
"They ended up controlling for those things statistically, but it raises the likelihood that their cases and controls are different in many, many profound ways that would influence their alcohol consumption, their arthritis or both of those things," Dr. Naimi explains.
Dr. Naimi also thinks another phenomenon, something called reverse causation, could be at work: Instead of drinking reducing the risk of arthritis, it may be that having arthritis reduces the likelihood of drinking.
"People who have arthritis or those with physical disabilities or with poor health status generally will often reduce the frequency of their drinking," he says, because they're taking medications that don't mix with alcohol, like methotrexate, or because they're just in pain and don't feel like it.
Additionally, the study only asked how often, not how much, people drank. That makes it impossible to characterize exposure. A person who binges once a week, for example, might be drinking as much or more than someone who has a glass of wine with dinner on three nights each week.
"I would say exercise caution all around," says Bruce Richardson, MD, PhD, a professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor. "The headline on this says 'increased alcohol consumption protects', which is scary in my mind and sets off alarms. "
Dr. Richardson says this study may be valid. But he says for now it must be compared to the larger body of evidence that warns of the dangers of alcohol consumption beyond recommended rates.
"For women, it's one drink a day, usually wine. For men - one to two, may actually improve overall survival. But if you drink more than that, death rates and complication rates increase exponentially. So this study on the effect of alcohol and RA needs to be taken in perspective," Dr. Richardson says.
"It's not safe to say I can drink as much as I want because I'm helping myself," he says. "Absolutely don't change your drinking habits because of this study. Not until we get more data. It's not safe."