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Rockford will face Janesville on Monday afternoon.
Highlights include: WSR/CL (B), B-K/LM (B), Austin/Faribault (B), L-P/GM (G).
Wood and the Lady Warriors will be playing Janesville on Monday afternoon.
Agreement still needs school board approval.
Highlights include: MC/DM East (G), Osage/NH (B), LM/Rockford (B), BK/Garrigan (G)
Rockford GBB advancing to state for the first time in 41 years.
A few of the stories that stole the show.
The top-ranked NIACC women cliched the league title outright on Saturday.
The Clear Lake and Crestwood girls are heading to state plus see how other area basketball teams did in a busy Saturday night of post-season…
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Owiti, J; Grossmann, J; Gehrig, P; Dessimoz, C; Laloi, C; Hansen, M B; Gruissem, W; Vanderschuren, H (2011). iTRAQ-based analysis of changes in the cassava root proteome reveals pathways associated with post-harvest physiological deterioration. The Plant Journal, 67(1):145-156.
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The short storage life of harvested cassava roots is an important constraint that limits the full potential of cassava as a commercial food crop in developing countries. We investigated the molecular changes during physiological deterioration of cassava root after harvesting using isobaric tags for relative and absolute quantification (iTRAQ) of proteins in soluble and non-soluble fractions prepared during a 96 h post-harvest time course. Combining bioinformatic approaches to reduce information redundancy for unsequenced or partially sequenced plant species, we established a comprehensive proteome map of the cassava root and identified quantitatively regulated proteins. Up-regulation of several key proteins confirmed that physiological deterioration of cassava root after harvesting is an active process, with 67 and 170 proteins, respectively, being up-regulated early and later after harvesting. This included regulated proteins that had not previously been associated with physiological deterioration after harvesting, such as linamarase, glutamic acid-rich protein, hydroxycinnamoyl transferase, glycine-rich RNA binding protein, β-1,3-glucanase, pectin methylesterase, maturase K, dehydroascorbate reductase, allene oxide cyclase, and proteins involved in signal pathways. To confirm the regulation of these proteins, activity assays were performed for selected enzymes. Together, our results show that physiological deterioration after harvesting is a highly regulated complex process involving proteins that are potential candidates for biotechnology approaches to reduce such deterioration.
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Published in 1952, Charlotte's Web is the beloved tale of the unlikely friendship between a pig and a spider. Though written for children, it contains some challenging vocabulary (like "idiosyncrasy" and "salutations"), and it even deals gently with the topic of death.
Below are some ideas to explore and a list of resources, a vocabulary worksheet, and a comprehension quiz all centered around Charlotte's Web.
State & County Fairs – If you can possibly take a field trip to a local fair, it would be a great tie-in with this book. If you can't, talk about how animals win prizes at the fair. Have your students design their own unique medals or ribbon awards for the animals in this story.
Have your own "fair" – Have students bring in their pets, or pictures of their pets. Help the students fill out information forms on breed, care, etc. Let other classes come in to view the pets and ask questions. Allow those students without pets to be judges, and let them award ribbons for special categories like "most furry" etc.
Friendships – Charlotte's Web tells of two unlikely friendships –Fern and Wilbur and Charlotte and Wilbur. In both cases, Wilbur's life was saved by the actions of his friend. Discuss the qualities of a good friend. You can also discuss unconventional friendships in pop culture, such as Shrek and Donkey in Dreamwork's Shrek animated movies.
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Oregon is a leader in health system transformation, which aims to provide better health and better care at a lower cost. This transformed health system requires a strong governmental public health system that can support Oregonians where they live, work, learn, and play.
In July 2015, the Oregon legislature passed House Bill 3100; this bill implements the recommendations made by the Task Force on the Future of Public Health Services in the September 2014 report titled, "Modernizing Oregon's Public Health System" (below). House Bill 3100 sets forth a path to modernize Oregon's public health system so that it can more proactively meet the needs of Oregonians.
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Daniel Craig has revealed Queen Elizabeth was "lovely" when they filmed together at the Opening Ceremony of the London Olympics.
The 'Skyfall' actor - who worked alongside the monarch for a sketch shot for the Opening Ceremony of London 2012, in which he played James Bond - was pleased with how the stunt went down and admits it was "surreal" working with her.
He told The Sun newspaper: "I think she did good, I think she did fantastically. I am a big fan of Danny Boyle. He did an amazing job with the Opening Ceremony. I was proud to be a small part of it.
"It was quite surreal to be in the palace with the queen but Danny was being lovely, and so was she."
Daniel previously joked he was "grumpy" during the filming because he had been asked to do it on his day off from work.
He said: "She was fun, incredibly game. We had a short space of time and I was a bit grumpy as it was my day off and suddenly I am at the Palace with the Queen at her private chamber.
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Garden gnomes (florus gnominnicus), like their cousins, the lawn flamingos (pinkatum annoyatum birdus), are a scourge of many an otherwise lovely, well-planned garden or balcony. To rid your garden of all possible distasteful gnomes and their unfortunate side effects, we recommend the assiduous application of Gnome-Be-Gones. These wonderful little sprites will spirit away a gnome in thirty seconds flat and, well, probably best not to know what exactly they do with the gnomes.
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STANFORD, Calif. -- - The Cardinal Channel's Matt Morrison talks to Stanford's head football coach David Shaw to get his early impressions of the Cardinal's training camp with 12 workouts in the books.
Stanford will conduct its first scrimmage of training camp this Sunday beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Elliott Field. The practice is open to the public.


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CLAIM: Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher to Adopt Baby Girl From India
Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher are going to be in the family way soon, reports the National Enquirer.
According to the tab, the couple is "wildly excited about adopting a baby girl from India after spearheading a heartfelt campaign to stop sex trafficking of young girls across that country's borders."
"Demi's maternal instincts really kicked into high gear when she witnessed firsthand — during filming of a CNN documentary — the horror of young girls stolen from across borders and sold into brothels," says a so-called "source" about the mother of three daughters.
"Now she and Ashton are telling close pals they want to open their home and their lives to a baby girl from India, and they began the process by talking to officials during Demi's last trip there," adds the "source" in another fully explanatory (and entirely fake-sounding) quote.
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Edwards, Suarez Anxious To Begin At JGR
HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. – Carl Edwards was so excited, he barely slept on Monday night. Daniel Suarez called it a dream come true.
Both drivers were thrilled to be announced as the newest members of Joe Gibbs Racing on Tuesday at the team's race shop. Edwards will drive the No. 19 ARRIS Toyota in Sprint Cup competition next year, while Suarez will pilot the No. 18 ARRIS Toyota in the Nationwide Series. He'll also make select starts for Kyle Busch Motorsports in the Camping World Truck Series.
Edwards has spent his entire Sprint Cup career driving Fords for Roush Fenway Racing. A move to a new team, a new manufacturer and new teammates – save for former RFR teammate Matt Kenseth, now at JGR – gives Edwards hope for the future.
He's the fourth-winningest active Sprint Cup driver without a championship. Edwards' 22 wins have all come with Roush Fenway, and he'll be in the Chase for the Sprint Cup as a lame-duck driver with an eye on the future. The move to Gibbs' team was a case of perfect timing for the Columbia, Mo. native who just turned 35 last Friday.
He wants a championship. JGR, Edwards said, gives him a great chance to do it – even though the team hasn't won a title since Tony Stewart took the then-Chevy powered team to the crown in 2005. But sharing information with Denny Hamlin, Matt Kenseth and Kyle Busch can't hurt his chances.
"At the end of the day, this is just really cool," Edwards said. "I'm excited. It's something new and different, and I think in life you've got to have those things. If you look across our sport and you see people who (switched teams), sometimes two guys will switch teams and both will do better.
"I believe I do have a short time to perform. Your career is relatively short, and this is something that I'm excited to do. Hopefully it'll yield positive results. Who could ignore what Matt Kenseth did last year?"
Kenseth left RFR after 2012 and won a series-high seven races last season. He's winless in 2014, but in solid shape in the Chase as the highest-ranked winless driver.
Kenseth said Edwards' addition means the team will have a fresh set of eyes inside the cockpit and a wealth of new ideas outside the car.
Part of what drew Kenseth to JGR, he added, was how much input drivers can have in the organization. Edwards' addition makes the team more formidable.
Bringing in Suarez, a 22-year-old Mexican driver who shined in NASCAR's Mexico Series, was no sideshow to the Edwards acquisition. Kenseth said the young racer has a ton of potential. He came away from his first meeting with Suarez a month ago thinking about how well Suarez carries himself.
"My first impressions are, he's a really hard worker who's appreciative of where he's at, who's working hard to get better," Kenseth said. "All the guys who raced against him in the Nationwide car had a lot of good stuff to say about him. I'm excited for him to get the opportunity. I look forward to getting to know him better."
Suarez' goal, like Edwards', is to win a Sprint Cup title. While he's not in a position to do so just yet, making the step up to full-time Nationwide competitor puts Suarez closer than ever to realizing his dream.
All he has to do now is impress his new car owner on a big stage.
"This is amazing," Suarez said. "I can't wait to learn from all these guys. I'm super excited and looking forward to starting racing."
It marked a new day in Edwards' and Suarez' careers, one that Edwards said he approaches with two feelings: excitement about getting started and eagerness to prove his worth among his teammates.
"We're competitors for the rest of this season," Edwards said, "but next year it'll be exciting to race for a championship. It's going to be a blast."


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This time Sapphire's new Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X has to show what it got. PC Games Hardware delivers important information about the graphics card.
Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X: HDMI, DVI, Display Port and D-Sub onboard [Source: view picture gallery]
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Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X reviewed: Introduction
Sapphire's Vapor-X series is equipped with a special cooling solution based on the Vapor Chamber Technology. Here a vaporization effect is used to make the heat transportation faster and more efficient while reaching a lower level of loudness. Coming along with the custom cooling solution are ex factory increased clock speeds. Sapphire delivers the Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X with 870/1.050 MHz instead of the default values of 850/975 MHz.
The eight memory chips on the front side of the card are cooled by the 75 millimeters fan. A part of the heat can be pushed out of the case through the slot cover. The voltage converters get little fresh air only because of the cooler's plastic cover - but during our tests this didn't impose any problems.
In the table below you can find the most important technical specifications:
Besides the "Ruby Rom" with the demo versions and a DVD with drivers the range of delivery contains Cyberlink's DVD-Suite, PowerDVD and the Advanced Edition of Futuremark's 3DMark Vantage. Two adaptations for the power supply (Molex to 6-pin PCI-E) and a Crossfire Bridge cap of the equipment. The selection of video connectors is exemplary: Dual-link DVI, HDMI, D-sub and display Port.
The chart below shows the results of our loudness and cooling tests.
Our sample reveals the same behavior as all the other HD 4890 graphics cards: The BIOS only reduces the clock speed of the GPU when the card is in idle mode - to 240 MHz in this case. The GDDR5 VRAM is running at 3D frequency - impressive 1,050 MHz - this also explains the high idle power consumption, which is almost 15 watt higher than it is with the default HD 4890 design. The higher power consumption on workload is a little more mysterious since it is about 20 watt (game) respectively 50 watt (Furmark) higher than a normal 4890.
But on the other hand the loudness is rather quiet for a HD 4890: Even after running Furmark for more than five minutes the loudness didn't exceed 3.3 sone and in games the card doesn't even exceed 2.8 sone. For comparison: AMD's default design for the HD 4890 reaches up to 6.2 sone in Race Driver: Grid for example. Sapphire's Vapor-X might be called the most silent air cooled HD 4890.
Please pay attention to the fact that the real power consumption of the graphics card had been recorded - in three different scenarios. Besides the idle mode while running the Windows desktop and the game test with Race Driver: Grid we also challenged the card with the "Xtreme Burning Mode" of the Furmark which represents a worst-case scenario. The loudness of the card was recorded at a distance of 50 centimeters.
Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X reviewed: Benchmarks
We tested the performance of the Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X in four popular games. For comparison we also deliver the results for a regular Radeon HD 4890 with 1 GiByte VRAM and the Geforce GTX260-216 which is on a similar price level. For more benchmarks see or
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Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X reviewed: Overclocking
The Vapor-X cooling of the HD 4890 Vapor-X might offer better overclocking capabilities. Our sample reached 970/1,220 MHz stable in Crysis which is a result above average. The other HD 4890s we tested up to now reached 935 to 980 MHz GPU and 1,100 to 1,180 MHz VRAM frequency. Please bear in mind that overclocking is a little like lottery and that each single graphics card has individual capabilities
Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X reviewed: Conclusion
Quiet cooling, overclcoked ex factory and a good software package are the positive aspects of the Sapphire HD 4890 Vapor-X. Compared to a normal HD 4890 the Sapphire card is about 5 percent faster and only half as loud. But the power consumption is extraordinarily high.
If you can deal with a higher loudness, the reference versions of the Radeon HD 4890 are a good solution. Nvidia's Geforce GTX 275 with 896 MiByte VRAM is an equal alternative: On average it is equally fast, but tempts with lower noise level and optional HQ-AF.
The recommended retail price of the Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 Vapor-X is specified with 239 Euros.
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Thomas Frank Emanuel
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Height: 6-3 Weight: 225 lbs.
Born: December 4, 1942 in Clio, SC
High School: Newport News
College: Tennessee (school history) (Emanuel college stats)
Drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 2nd round (9th overall) of the 1966 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 4th round (52nd overall) of the 1966 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 17 (5416th overall since 1950)
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Kasim Edebali's football journey started 15 years ago when he first caught a glimpse of American football on German television and was intrigued by the unfamiliar sport.
In a matter of days, the undrafted free agent could reach the sport's pinnacle by earning an NFL roster spot with the New Orleans Saints.
Even before Tuesday, it appeared that Edebali had played well enough in camp to earn an invitation to the practice squad. But after the Saints waived linebacker Kevin Reddick and terminated the contract of veteran Victor Butler, Edebali now has a legitimate shot to make the roster outright when teams are finalized on Saturday.
That's heady stuff for the German who boarded a plane to New Hampshire at the age of 18 intent on playing American football, who laughed when he was told by his coach that Boston College wanted to recruit him and who still has to explain the nuances of his sport to family and friends back home.
"I think my German family doesn't really realize how big this is," Edebali said of his bid to make the Saints' roster.
Like many German or German-American athletes in soccer, Edebali's mother is German and his father was an American G.I. stationed overseas.
The twist is that Edebali didn't know or communicate with his dad until just four years ago.
"I grew up just with my mother in Germany. Most people assume that because I speak English well now, I was military," he said. "But actually what happened, I just grew up with my mom. My dad lived in America but I never talked to him. When I was 21 years old, he saw me on TV."
By then Edebali was a rising star at Boston College. His father called him up and invited him to meet the American side of his family he knew almost nothing about.
"It was special," Edebali said. "I had no hard feelings. This is how life went. I wasn't mad at him or anything. It was great meeting him and my whole American family -- my grandma. I have a half-sister and a half-brother. It was a special moment, another chapter in my life. I feel blessed about that."
The American family, of course, understands football and the significance of the stage he is competing to play on.
The German side is still trying to catch up.
"In college, my mom came to my first game at Boston College and she's like, 'Wow, there's a lot of people here,'" Edebali said.
Did she understand what was happening on the field?
"No, not at all," Edebali replied without hesitation. "Every time my mom does watch me, she just says, 'He's on the field! I'm so excited!'"
He keeps the phone calls home simple: "I just tell my mom, 'Things are going well. I'll take care of everything.' She's just proud no matter what I do."
Edebali will learn his fate with the rest of his teammates sometime between now and Saturday morning. If he doesn't make the roster, he'll likely pass through waivers and be a strong candidate to make the Saints' practice squad.
Edebali has played extensively on special teams in the first three preseason games. After Tuesday's cuts, it appears increasingly likely that he's at least in the running for a roster spot.
If that happens, Edebali would love for his mother to see New Orleans.
"I'd love to have her fly out here to see me in an NFL game," he said.


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Lisa Nisenfeld is the new president and CEO of the Columbia River Economic Development Council, but she's no stranger to the organization.
Before the CREDC board's unanimous Sept. 22 decision to hire her full time, Nisenfeld had been serving as interim president.
The Vancouver-based nonprofit, comprised of 125 members representing the private and public sectors, was established in 1982 with the aim of recruiting businesses and creating jobs.
Its mission has perhaps never been more important in light of a Clark County economy sagging under the weight of a 12.7 percent unemployment rate.
Nisenfeld steps into the job with plenty of experience in economic and workforce development. For the past seven years, she has served as executive director of the Southwest Washington Workforce Development Council.
Nisenfeld started her new job as chief of the CREDC on Oct. 1, but she continues to oversee the Southwest Washington Workforce Development Council until a successor is found.
She also has led her own consulting firm specializing in strategic planning and workforce development, and was director of workforce and target industries at the Portland Development Commission.
Nisenfeld succeeds Bart Phillips, who stepped down on May 20 after leading the CREDC for more than a decade.
The work ahead of her as the new chief of the CREDC is daunting.
She is tasked with implementing the 127-page Clark County Economic Development Plan. The plan, commissioned by the CREDC for $80,000, calls on the county to take a new path toward employment growth built on information technology, health care and international trade.
Those who were involved in selecting Nisenfeld say she possesses the comprehensive communication and technical skills necessary to get the job done.
"She's an aggregator," said Mark Lampton, a Port of Camas-Washougal commissioner who served on the CREDC's search committee. "She really has the ability to look around the room to see where the strengths are and where you can take it."
The following interview was edited for brevity and clarity.
What are three things that make you hopeful and optimistic about Clark County's economic prospects in the months and years ahead?
The first is our highly skilled workforce. We know from companies who are here that our workers have some of the best work ethic and production skills anywhere.
Another thing is the way this community pulls together to make things happen. I think sometimes we take that for granted, but it doesn't happen everywhere, and it means that as long as we work together anything is possible.
And there are companies here who are expanding their product lines and looking for new ways to participate in a future economy. That gives me a lot of hope that innovation is going on, and that there will be more of that.
What are three things that make you pessimistic — that make you worry about the county's economic prospects?
Our unemployment rate continues to be about 50 percent higher than the rest of the state and the rest of the Portland metropolitan area, so we run some risk of waiting to see what will happen with the economy rather than jumping into it in a more assertive way.
Obviously, national conditions are not encouraging right now. I went to Dr. Raha's speech (state economist Arun Raha delivered a forecast in Vancouver on Oct. 19), and the L-shaped economy is certainly something for us to worry about.
Having capital to reinvest in companies and innovation are very important pieces of the puzzle.
What does the Columbia River Economic Development Council bring to the table to help make things better?
The CREDC's main calling is one of leadership, and that leadership is to find every available resource in the area to assist our businesses to grow, and that means working very closely together with the ports, with other cities, with educational institutions at all levels, and with statewide resources such as Impact Washington (a nonprofit that aims to help manufacturers compete globally), and with our resources across the river in the Portland metropolitan area.
Our calling is to gather up those resources and connect businesses to them at the right time. You know, short of being able to print money, I think we're going out and helping those companies create more value.
What can you tell me about how the CREDC will work with the new Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association, which some might view as a competitor to you?
We welcome the local advocacy that the Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association brings to the economic development enterprise. It is very helpful for the CREDC to have an economic development professional to work with in the eastern portion of the county, especially one with the skills and background of Paul Dennis (former mayor of Camas, and now president and CEO of Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association). We are looking forward to working on many successful projects together.
Is there an employer in Clark County that you see as a model for others to follow in achieving success, in demonstrating resiliency in a tough economy?
(Vancouver-based) Christensen Shipyards is a good example. I know about them because we helped fund them at the Workforce Development Council in doing their lean training ("lean manufacturing" calls for the maximization of value for customers and the elimination of waste) with Impact Washington.
Christensen is a company that had laid off the bulk of its workforce because luxury yachts were not going well in the recession. They were able to start looking around at other opportunities that would use their core competencies in composites and would take advantage of the type of facility they have which can accommodate a 180-foot yacht and can also accommodate things like windmill blades. So they were able to take a look at those things and take some risks, and they're still working on what their exact niche in the market is, but they've identified renewable energy as a place where they can be a player. At the same time they looked at their existing manufacturing of yachts and did the lean training on that side as well, and were able to shave off a significant percentage of costs so they could be more globally competitive.
What books are you reading?
I was an English major in college, and right now I'm reading a historical novel about Queen Matilda. It's called "Lady of the English" (by Elizabeth Chadwick). Before that I read "Daughters-in-Law" (by Joanna Trollope).
What's your favorite movie?
I have always loved "The Lion in Winter," particularly Katharine Hepburn's performance of a women beset by adversity but keeping her humor about her.


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Clerk Who Ended Civil Ceremonies Talks To LA Times
Ann Barnett Refuses To Grant Bakersfield-Area Media Interviews
Though County Clerk Ann Barnett has refused numerous interviews by ABC23 and other local media on a recent decision to end civil ceremonies, she has granted an interview with the Los Angeles Times.Barnett was quoted as saying she's bewildered by the anger that's come her way since she decided to stop performing civil unions at her offices.Her decision came out the day after the state Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriages. Barnett has been criticized for the move. Activists said it was motivated by her religious beliefs, a topic that Barnett did not discuss with the LA Times.Barnett has stated her decision to end the civil ceremonies was based on budget constraints and a lack of staff. She said she's just a county clerk trying to do her job and wasn't out to make a statement.The county will begin issuing same-sex marriage licenses on Tuesday.


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As summer slowly creeps in, the search for this year's perfect barbecue and pool party soundtrack rages on. There are already a few contenders, but can any of them be as big as last year's "California Gurls," Katy Perry's ode to the women of the Golden State? German trio Cascada, responsible for dance anthems like "Everytime We Touch" and "Evacuate the Dance Floor" have paid homage to the Northern city of Perry's homeland with their new song "San Francisco" off their upcoming album Original Me, and it's…ridiculously similar to the Teenage Dream megahit. Like really, really similar. (Copyright laws, anyone?) Compare the two for yourself below.
Okay, so maybe they just borrowed the melody and overall inspiration for the song, but the video is totally different—there isn't a single whipped cream bra in sight! But why didn't they want to sing about their native Germany? Bratwursts, beer halls and lederhosen, there's so much to be proud of! Who needs California anyway? [Buzzfeed]


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In school they were talking about starting a little band, and when I came home I told my mother I wanted to play a horn. ... That's how I ended up playing the trumpet. I was in grade school when I joined the band. Mr. Azro Cheney was the original director of the band, and I was taking lessons from him. He said to me, "You better go join the band, and come and practice. ... It will do you good." When we first started out, we played an awful lot of [John Philip] Sousa marches and things, and now we have a variety of music. The band was organized to play for the Geauga County Fair and that is our place every Labor Day weekend. Five days there and we usually have two performances a day. We practice once a week ... at the fairgrounds in Burton on Tuesday nights. — as told to Caitlyn Callahan
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Satellite, Uhuru, Reconstructed Craft
This is a rebuilt engineering prototype of the first Small Astronomy Satellite, or SAS - 1. SAS-1 was devoted exclusively to the study of non-solar x-rays in space. It was launched by an international team from a platform off the coast of Kenya on December 12, 1970. It was named Uhuru, meaning freedom in Swahili, to mark the fact that the date represented the 7th anniversary of Kenyan independence. Uhuru scanned the x-ray sky using two collimated x-ray telescopes pointing in opposite directions. In its three years of operation it mapped more than 200 x-ray sources and provided early evidence for the existence of black holes as well as a binary x-ray source. The components were originally operational except for the solar panels that are non-operational imitations. Transferred from NASA in 1976, the artifact was displayed in the "Satellites" Gallery from 1976 to 1982 and then in the "Stars" gallery from 1983 through 1997. It was restored in 1998 (one of the star sensors was dented while it was on display).
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- Overall (excludes solar panels and antennae): 26 in. tall x 20 1/16 in. in. wide (66 x 51cm)


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Collingwood hungry for more
Paul Collingwood provided the inspiration the last time England were written off for a one-day tournament - and hopes a repeat can fulfil one of his remaining career ambitions.
The 6-1 NatWest Series defeat by Australia has rapidly decreased expectation levels of this current England team, but when a similar feeling surfaced at the Commonwealth Bank Series in Australia in February 2007, Collingwood reeled off scores of 106, 120 not out and 70 to seal a remarkable triumph.
He has pinpointed helping England to their first piece of major one-day silverware, and their next opportunity begins tomorrow with their opening match of the Champions Trophy against Sri Lanka at the Wanderers.
"In the form we've been in the past few weeks it will be very hard to say we are going to come out and win it, but the amazing thing is that we can produce performances to beat anybody on our day," he said.
"The funny thing about this team is that we have the potential to do it. It's a tournament that's so short you could click and that could be it. I'm never going to say never, am I?"
If Andrew Strauss' team rip up the form book to reach the final of this eight-team competition, it would earn Collingwood his 171st one-day international appearance and make him the most capped player in England history. He is already fourth highest run-scorer and sixth on his country's wicket-taking list at this level.
"I think I can still get another three years out of my body and mind and can still improve. I still think I can do it," he added.
"I have to work as hard as ever on fitness - that's crucial. The older you get the more you have to work on your fitness. It's non-negotiable because once that goes down it's very hard to get it back up again.
"I have a couple of things I really want to do in terms of my career. I want to win an ICC tournament, which we've never done, and I want to beat Australia in Australia and I intend to be there, it's as simple as that. I will do whatever it takes to get there.
"Me being on the slide? Of course, it's ridiculous, that's why I'm laughing at it. I have nothing in my mindset anywhere near as negative as that idea."
Contractual obligations to the Delhi Daredevils mean Collingwood faces Champions League action immediately upon the conclusion of this tournament.
Playing all three forms of the game for England means he rarely gets a break, hence the management's decision to rest him for a week during the NatWest Series following concern from the medical staff.
Team director Andy Flower, for one, appreciates the qualities a fresh Collingwood provides.
He said: "What he brings to the team is a steely determination, a combative quality, he's a fine fielder, a bowler that can do a job for us in the middle and a middle-order player who can score close to a run a ball and alternate strike easily.
"After that little break we gave him in that last one-day series he looked very sprightly at Durham in the field and it helped a lot. He needed that break there and then, there is no doubt about that.
"At the Rose Bowl he picked up a niggle in his groin. He was moving very gingerly at backward point and he needed a physical and emotional break. He had been on the road, or under pressure, for quite a long time.
"If we can manage him properly, given the scheduling, and he can ensure his form is good, then who knows how long he can go?"
In addition to countering Sri Lanka spinners Muttiah Muralitharan and Ajantha Mendis in the day-night contest, England will quickly have to acclimatise to the altitude having only been in the country since Tuesday.


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As you enter The Makeup Show Convention (LA 2013), the first booth you see is INGLOT. I purchased an eyeshadow palette last year and lipgloss.
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A print by Purchase College Art and Design Professor Michael Torlen, Mamaroneck, N.Y., was recently purchased by the Springfield Art Museum in Springfield, Mo. The print, The Longest Journey, was featured in Prints U.S.A. 2007, a national, biennial competitive exhibition which opened at the Museum November 17.
The competition featured 79 works selected from 311 entries; seven of the works were purchased for the permanent collection.
Michael Torlen is a painter and founding member of the faculty in the Purchase College School of Art+Design. Much of his work is influenced by his childhood in San Diego, Calif. growing up in a Norwegian commercial fishing family. In his work, the persistence of memory, stages of life, the environmental crisis and the empty ocean are thematic subtexts.
"In my studio practice, I make oil paintings and works on paper, including monotypes," he said. "My imagery develops from direct landscape and studio painting, photography and memories. I often work in series, using repetition, simplification and variation of image and media, to structure narratives. My monotypes combine old and new technology in multiple layers—computer editing, digital printing and traditional printmaking methods, including plate lithography, silkscreen and handwork. The layering of these processes serves as a metaphor for memory."
Mr. Torlen has been an artist-in-residence at Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor, Maine and at Weir Farm, Wilton, Conn. where he is featured in the Visitors Center's informational videotape. His work is in the collection of the Neuberger Museum of Art, the Newark Museum, Housatonic Museum of Art, and in many corporate collections including IBM, Chase Manhattan Bank, J.P.Morgan & Co., and Deloitte & Touche. He is a member of Watercolor USA Honor Society. He exhibits his work at Miranda Fine Arts, Port Chester, N.Y., and Madelyn Jordon Fine Art, Scarsdale, N.Y., and in Maine at Caldbeck Gallery, Rockland, and Whitney Art Works, Portland, and on Monhegan Island at Lupine Gallery.


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May 14, 2014
OKLAHOMA CITY - Fresno State softball head coach Trisha Ford was honored by the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America and USA Softball as one of 25 coaches named to its 2015-16 National Team Coaching Pool this week.
Ford will be among the names used to pick coaching staffs for several of the world's highest-level softball competitions, including the Pan American Games in Toronto (7/10-26/15), the XV ISF Women's World Championships in Surrey, British Columbia (7/15-24/16), and XI ISF Junior Women's World Championships in Oklahoma City (8/7-17/16).
"We are thrilled to have another outstanding group of coaches make up the 2015-16 USA Softball Women's National Team Coaching Pool," said ASA/USA Softball Director of National Teams Ronnie Isham. "These coaches have proven themselves to be some of the best in the game, and they will do a tremendous job of carrying on the legacy that USA Softball has established."
The Women's National Team Selection Committee selects the coaching pool every two years based on the International Softball Federation (ISF) World Championships biennial cycle.
Also in the selection pool is former Bulldog All-American and Olympian Laura Berg who recently wrapped up her second season as the Oregon State softball head coach.
Last summer, Ford served as an assistant coach for the U.S. squad that claimed the silver medal in the 2013 ISF X Jr. Women's World Championships. The Americans went 8-1 in the event in Brampton, Ontario with its only loss in the tournament final to Japan.
Team USA pitchers didn't allow a run in the first eight games that included one no hitter, five one-hitters and two two-hitters, and overall sported a 0.45 ERA for the tourney with 61 strikeouts, three walks and 16 hits allowed in 46 innings.
For updates on the USA Softball Women's and Junior Women's National Team and events visit the www.USASoftball.com Web site.
The second-year Fresno State head mentor recently led the `Dogs (31-21, 15-9) to their second straight MW runner-up finish.
Individually this week, a conference-high five Bulldogs received All-MW acclaim. MW Defensive Player of the Year and junior center fielder Brenna Moss and sophomore pitcher Jill Compton were repeat All-MW First-Team selections, and senior first baseman Stesha Brazil, sophomore pitcher Hannah Harris and freshman left fielder Kierra Willis were All-MW Second-Team honorees.
2015-2016 USA Softball Women's National Coaching Pool
Trisha Ford - Fresno State Head Coach
Laura Berg - Oregon State Head Coach
Suzy Brazney - Golden West College Head Coach
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Patrick Clark - Massac County High (Kentucky) Head Coach
Howard Dobson - LSU Assistant Coach
Lisa Dodd - UNLV Head Coach
Tairia Flowers - Cal State Northridge Head Coach
Ken Eriksen - South Florida Head Coach
Kristie Fox - UT Arlington Head Coach
Mark Griggs - Witchita Mustangs Head Coach
Stacy Iveson - Arizona Assistant Coach
Kyle Magnusson - Southern Utah Head Coach
Peter Meredith - BYU Assistant Coach
Jay Miller - Louisville Assistant Coach
Stacey Nuveman - San Diego State Associate Head Coach
Tommy Orndorff - Former Coach of the Shamrocks & 2014 ASA Hall of Fame Inductee
Rick Pauly - USC Upstate Assistant Coach
Jamie Pinkerton - Montana Head Coach
Dot Richardson - Liberty Head Coach
Tim Walton - Florida Head Coach
Karen Weekly - Tennessee Co-Head Coach
Mike White - Oregon Head Coach
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The Seward County Democratic Party will meet on Thursday, Sept. 20, at the Masonic Lodge, 16 E. Fourth St. Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting will be at 7 p.m. A free fried chicken dinner will be provided, thanks to an anonymous donor. Items on the agenda include election of officers, the elections, voter registration and upcoming events.
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Menifee in Pictures: Yes, it Costs Just 99 Cents
No, the Fitness 19 health club has not abandoned the former Albertson's market location at Newp...
No, the Fitness 19 health club has not abandoned the former Albertson's market location at Newport Road and Murrieta Road. It is being constructed at the right of the photo, in about one-third of the building space. The main entrance formerly used by Albertson's will soon lead customers into a 99 Cents Only store.
Signs on the storefront say the company is hiring and the store is "coming soon," but there has been no announced date for a grand opening. Readers may check the company's website for updates on new store locations.
"Menifee in Pictures" is a regular feature on Menifee 24/7. Readers are invited to contribute photos for publication. Email your photos as a .jpg file to firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll select one for publication each day, along with your name as the photographer. Please include your full name on the submission and any explanation about where and when the photo was taken.


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Volume: 23 Issue: 6 (June 2000)
SPOTLIGHT: Muse Adds More Voice to Visualization
The software's target markets are the automotive, manufacturing, oil and gas, aerospace, and medical imaging industries. Muse offers users in these fields a powerful, scalable way to view complex data sets, either on desktops or in immersive environments. Collaboration can take place either over a local-area network or an Internet connection.
The new version, which also features enhanced multiscreen display, collaboration, and interface capabilities, enables both software programmers and end users to make better use of sound, including voice command and speech synthesis, while operating in visualized environments. The software uses Microsoft's SAPI interface for speech recognition and synthesis on the Windows NT platform.
Federal Data Corp. in Pasadena, California, has been using Muse 2000 to visualize solar and space environment models created with its own programs. "Muse 2000 handles an incredible amount of data," says Cal Leuning, FDC's marketing and virtual solutions director. The new version is brighter, clearer, and faster, he reports. His team has also been making use of the software's improved voice and collaborative capabilities. "We could do these models without Muse, but not with the same clarity, he says. "Muse can handle all this data and turn it back into the world we live in."
The Muse Software Development Environment costs $15,000 for a Windows NT version, and $22,000 for an entry-level (single-pipe) Unix version. (Muse Technologies; Albuquerque, NM: 800-711-3899;
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College Hockey:No. 15 Boston University tops Vermont, 3-1
Terriers clinch home ice with great 60 minute effort
BOSTON — The playoffs are still two weeks away, but No. 15 Boston University appeared to be in postseason form tonight.
The Terriers arguably played their best game of the season, dominating Vermont territorially early and eventually earning dividends on the scoreboard. A Catamount goal with 4.5 seconds left was the only blemish on a 3-1 victory in front of 4,898 fans at Agganis Arena. The win clinches home ice in the Hockey East playoffs for the Terriers, who also passed Merrimack in the league standings to move into third place going into the last weekend of the regular season.
Kieran Millan made 28 saves for the victors, who also received goals from Chris Connolly, Alex Chiasson, and Matt Nieto. Vermont netminder Rob Madore was the standout for the Catamounts, stopping 31 saves including 16 in the first period to keep his team in the game.
"I thought it was a really thorough game," Terriers head coach Jack Parker said. "We talk about progress, not perfection, but that's about as sharp as we can be for 60 minutes. I thought we played extremely well in all three zones.
"I thought we played smart with the puck and even smarter without the puck. A bunch of guys had great nights tonight; everyone played well."
Vermont head coach Kevin Sneddon's team hung tough, keeping the game close despite losing two left wings due to game misconducts for hitting from behind.
"I thought BU played a terrific game," Sneddon said. "We didn't have a lot of space out there. They did a good job of positioning and pressuring… We weren't shocked [by their effort], but we were impressed by it."
Offensively, the Terriers played about as well as team can play without scoring in the first period, outshooting the Catamounts by a 16-5 margin. BU dominated for several minutes at a time, cycling the puck better than they have all year and getting some good chances. On a power play at 9:00, Wade Megan nudged a rebound toward the far corner, only to have a Catamount defender clear it.
Thirty seconds later, Vermont almost got a shorthanded goal. Terriers defenseman Adam Clendening got caught pinching from the left point, and H.T. Lenz raced off for a breakaway and shot that pinged the outside of the post.
The Catamounts followed that up with a brutal turnover by freshman defenseman Arthur Griem, who fanned on the puck while carrying out of his own end at 11:45. That gift was given to BU center Sahir Gill, but UVM goalie Rob Madore thwarted his breakaway with a great pad save. "He made some show-stopping saves to keep it a ballgame," Sneddon said.
Seconds later, Chris Connolly had a pair of great chances, hitting the post on one of them. BU had a 15-2 advantage in shots through 13 minutes but nothing to show for it. In fact, Vermont almost took the lead with three minutes left in the period, but Kieran Millan made the save when Lenz threatened again when he crashed the net and almost tipped in a Jack Downing pass.
Still, Parker was delighted by the opening stanza.
"At the end of the first period, I said, 'Hey guys, I hate to tell you this: I could come in and say you can't play much better, but you're going to have to play better because we didn't get a goal.'"
Much of the second period action ensued after a five-minute major called on Vermont left wing Connor Brickley for hitting Wade Megan from behind at 8:30. On the lengthy power play, BU finally scored at 10:13. In the left-wing circle, Sahir Gill appeared ready to shoot but instead flipped a pass to Chris Connolly creeping in from the point. The junior's wrist shot beat Madore high, stick side.
The Terriers almost got another one 30 seconds later, only to have the rebound of a Garrett Noonan shot bounce over Matt Nieto's stick with half of the net open. Vermont countered with a near shorthanded goal after that when a Clendening turnover gave Josh Burrows a breakaway. Millan came up big to preserve the 1-0 lead.
Clendening redeemed himself at 17:30 with a fantastic 100-foot pass that hit Alex Chiasson just as he crossed the blue line for a total breakaway. Chiasson made a move before beating Madore high on the glove side.
Connolly had yet another great chance at 3:50, only to backhand it just wide. Seconds later, BU put one in, only to have it disallowed upon video review. Charlie Coyle redirected Max Nicastro's shot in off his skate, so it didn't count.
H.T. Lenz had another shorthanded chance on a rebound of a Nick Bruneteau shot at 10:30. That was Vermont's last gasp, as Jack Downing ended up getting the team's second five-minute major for hitting from behind at 13:59, negating a power play and any serious chance of getting two goals to tie it in the waning minutes.
With 2:09 left, BU made it 3-0. Corey Trivino centering pass ended up on the stick of a UVM defender who couldn't keep the handle on it. Matt Nieto knocked it home.
With the goalie pulled, Vermont scored with 4.5 seconds left to foil the shutout. The goal was initially credited to Josh Burrows, but later it was determined that Tobias Nilsson-Roos scored with assists to Burrows and Sebastian Stalberg.
"We were very happy with the effort," Terriers co-captain Connolly said. "As a whole, that was up there as one of our top games—maybe the best."
BU (17-9-8 overall, 14-5-6 in Hockey East) concludes the regular season with a home-and-home series against Northeastern next weekend, while Vermont (7-18-7, 5-14-6) wraps up with a pair at home against UMass Lowell.
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Regular visits to your doctor may be crucial to managing arthritis, but ultimately, the most important person in controlling your disease – and living well with it – is you.
Your doctor can prescribe medications, but no prescription will help if you fail to fill it or take it as directed. Your doctor can recommend a proven diet, but it will be useless if you don't follow through. Your doctor can tell you the benefits and potential risks of a new treatment, but you make the final decision whether the former is worth the latter.
To help you be a better manager of your own arthritis, we've created this A-to-Z guide. You'll find plenty of information that should apply regardless of the form of arthritis you have. So, get started on things you can do today, and make notes of things you'll want to ask your rheumatologist.
You may just discover that improving your life with arthritis is – shall we say it – as easy as A B C.
A: Aspirin
If you're thinking of taking low-dose aspirin to reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, speak to your doctor first, advises Harold Paulus, MD, professor of medicine in the Division of Rheumatology at UCLA School of Medicine. "Rheumatoid arthritis (RA), lupus – and probably other inflammatory arthritis – are major risk factors for coronary artery disease," says Dr. Paulus. But aspirin has its own risks – namely a slight increase in risk in gastrointestinal bleeding, which is already increased if you are taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for your arthritis. Because some NSAIDs have been shown to counteract the anti-platelet effects of aspirin if taken before aspirin or throughout the day, a change in NSAIDs or their timing may be needed for aspirin to do its job.
B: Blood
Have you given much thought to what's in your blood? In addition to the cells that carry oxygen, fight infection and form clots when you cut yourself, your blood carries clues to infections you've had, inflammation you're experiencing and damage your medications may be doing to your liver. With a sample of your blood, your doctor can often confirm a diagnosis, determine if you need a medication change or even predict how severe your arthritis is going to be. That's why it's crucial to keep up with all of those blood tests your doctor orders.
C: Cox-2s
The idea behind COX-2 inhibitors is this: Reduce the risk of NSAID-induced stomach ulcers by blocking the COX-2 enzyme responsible for pain-and-fever-causing prostaglandins, while sparing the COX-1 enzyme needed for stomach-protective prostaglandins. Experience proved these drugs' stomach protection came at a cost. Rofecoxib (Vioxx) and valdecoxib (Bextra) were pulled from the market due to concerns over cardiovascular events. While one COX-2, celecoxib (Celebrex), remains on the market, concerns about heart disease and kidney damage make the drug a less popular choice for people with arthritis than it once was, says Dr. Paulus. If your doctor says you are not a good candidate for celecoxib, but you're concerned about risk of NSAID-induced ulcers, there are other options for protecting your stomach, including taking your NSAID with a drug to block stomach acid or with a synthetic prostaglandin medication called misoprostol (Cytotec).
D: Diet
Do you find your arthritis flares after a breakfast of bacon and eggs or your joints ache a little more after a cup of cow's milk? You're not alone. For years science has failed to show a particular diet is helpful for RA, but new research suggests food allergies worsen pain and stiffness for some people. How can you tell if certain foods are influencing your arthritis? Stop eating them – for a while – and note whether symptoms improve. Then slowly reintroduce foods you eliminated to see when/if symptoms return.
E: Eyes
When you have arthritis, it's especially important to have regular eye exams. Certain forms are associated with problems that are potentially harmful to your vision. For example, inflammation of the eyes (uveitis) – particularly the iris (iritis) and muscles that focus the eye (iridocyclitis) – is common with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). Conjunctivitis (inflammation of the membranes covering the whites of the eyes and inner parts of the eyelids) and iritis can accompany reactive arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis. Dry eye is a hallmark of Sjögren's syndrome, a condition characterized by inflammation of the tear-producing glands, which often occurs with autoimmune diseases such as RA and lupus. Certain arthritis medications can cause eye problems too. Corticosteroid use can lead to glaucoma (damage to the optic nerve) and cataracts. Hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) can produce pigment changes in the macula, the central part of the retina, which can cause blurred vision.


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With original shows like "Orange is the New Black," "House of Cards" and "Derek," Netflix has raised the bar for what viewers have come to expect in original programming. Its latest project "Bojack Horseman," an animated show aimed towards adults, continues in the cutting-edge tradition of the streaming service's previous offerings.
"Bojack Horseman" centers on the title character as he deals with depression, alcoholism and a feeling that he will never top the success that he had on a 1990s family sitcom. Bojack is voiced to perfection by Will Arnett, who delivers each line with utter sincerity. "Breaking Bad" co-star Aaron Paul provides the vocals of Bojack's human houseguest Todd, an optimistic slacker who sometimes bites off a bit more than he can chew.
Paul F. Tompkins voices Bojack's professional and romantic nemesis Mr. Peanutbutter, a dog who always knows everybody in the room. In the first episode, the thought of Mr. Peanutbutter dating Bojack's crush, a human named Diane (Alison Brie), sends Bojack into a fit of uncontrollable projectile vomiting. Bojack's agent and former lover is a cat named Princess Carolyn (Amy Sedaris), who has the uncanny ability to separate her personal and professional lives. Patton Oswalt, Stephen Colbert and Kristen Schaal also provide their voices to this all-star cast.
"Bojack Horseman" does a brilliant job of combining realism with the absurd. The show places viewers in a world full of talking animals who highlight the social pressures that we face in our own lives, while at the same time allowing people to forget about their troubles and just laugh.
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A BRAMPTON youngster who was appalled that people were dying as they have nothing to drink but dirty water pleaded with his grandma to do a charity run.
Jake Bolessa, six, of Gorse Close, watched a television story about the effects of infected water and decided to do his little bit to help.
He roped in grandma Margaret Walker, from Barnburgh, to run with him.
Proud dad Pete said: "Jake wanted to do the run to raise money for people who are dying from having to drink dirty water.
"His grandma is a keen runner and she organised for him and her to the run with the expectation that he would either forget or not want to do it when the event got closer.
"Over the weeks building up to it he became more motivated and even did a dummy run a week before to see how long a mile actually was.
"He managed to get £130 in sponsorship and completed the full distance without having to walk once."
Jake, who attends Brampton Ellis Infants, hopes to run for more worthy causes in the future after completing the mile at Clifton Park in Rotherham.


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Robert Pattinson Has NOT Canceled Cosmopolis Press Appearances
Robert Pattinson "just cancelled an upcoming U.S. press appearance to promote his film Cosmopolis," reports ETOnline.
According to the site, the movie star has backed out of the commitment because he "isn't quite ready to face the media in the wake of girlfriend Kristen Stewart's cheating scandal."
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Interestingly, ETOnline makes no mention of which appearance Pattinson supposedly backed out of or when it was supposed to take place.
But Gossip Cop has learned the claim — like many others in recent days — is a complete FABRICATION.
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A rep for the actor tells Gossip Cop, "Cosmopolis is a film that Robert is very proud of and looks forward to supporting.
"No confirmed engagements have been canceled," says the rep, adding, "Any reports to the contrary are inaccurate."
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Donations to Central & City Branch Libraries
Central Library is not currently accepting any donation due to pending renovations.
City Branch libraries [with the exception of Hazard Branch, Paine Branch] accept good condition,
recently published, donations of the following:
CDs / Cassettes
Videos / DVDs
In addition, the following libraries accept foreign language materials:
Mundy Branch Library [Spanish materials only]
Petit Branch Library [only "how-to" materials]
Central and City Branch libraries DO NOT accept the following:
For further questions or details about how to donate materials please call your local library.
Donations to Suburban Libraries
Please call the following libraries for donation information of any kind:
East Syracuse Free Library, Lafayette Public Library, Maxwell Memorial Library, NOPL at Brewerton, NOPL at North Syracuse.
Suburban libraries not listed above accept good condition,
recently published, donations of the following:
CDs / Cassettes
Videos / DVDs
In addition, the following suburban libraries accept foreign language materials:
Solvay Public Library [Ukrainian & Russian only]
In addition to libraries, there are other places where donations are accepted.
If you are interested in book recycling, please check with OCRRA's website.
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Mussey Grade Road
PA ID# 073-99073-00; San Diego County
PW ID# 1098; Mussey Grade Road
Citation: FEMA-1952-DR-CA, San Diego County, Slope Repairs – Mussey Grade Road, Project Worksheet (PW) 1098
Reference: Emergency Protective Measures, Roads
Summary: Severe storms resulted in erosion at five sites upslope of Mussey Grade Road. FEMA prepared PW 1098 in response to the Applicant's request for funding for slope stabilization measures to include removing loose rock and placing rock fall fencing or mesh on the slopes. FEMA determined that the slope stabilization measures were not eligible as permanent work, because the slopes at issue were not integral to the road's support and were not integral to an eligible facility uphill. FEMA also determined that any proposed emergency protective measures at the five sites were not eligible due to the fact that at the time of the inspection, no debris was in the roadway, and no warning signs or barricades were in place that would signify a safety hazard. FEMA's review concluded that PW 1098 was ineligible for funding. In its first appeal, the Applicant requested $856,653 for emergency protective measures to address the immediate threat of additional damage at each of the five sites. The Applicant's proposed scopes of work submitted with the first appeal varied in both dimensions (at all five sites) and method (at three of the five sites) from the original PW. FEMA denied the appeal on the basis that the proposed emergency protective measures were not completed within six months of the disaster declaration. Further, FEMA determined that the scope of work proposed by the Applicant constitutes permanent work, not emergency protective measures. In the second appeal, the Applicant states that the work to repair the damage upslope of Mussey Grade Road is eligible as permanent work, because the cut slopes are designed, improved, and maintained.
Issues: 1) Are the cut slopes along Mussey Grade Road eligible facilities such that the restoration of the slopes would be eligible as permanent work?
2) Does an immediate threat exist at any of the five sites such that emergency protective measures would be eligible?
Finding: 1) No.
2) No.
Rationale: Sections 403 and 406 of the Stafford Act; 44 CFR §206.226; 44 CFR §206.225; Recovery Policy 9524.2 Landslides and Slope Stability Related to Public Facilities (October 8, 2010)


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Roosevelt, N.Y. – Many fatherhood events happened in 2013 but the highlight for Furthering Fathering was a gathering on Long Island in which GOD's Hand was evident. The unheard of 72 degree day on November 2 was ideal for what took place at the Furthering Fathering Corporation 2013 Symposium at the renovated and plush Roosevelt Public Library auditorium. The warm climate outside was matched by the warmth and encouragement for fathers and daughters generated by the execution of hospitality, entertainment, food, panel discussion and one-man play inside. One could easily say the day and the events were encouraging and uplifting. The importance of a father's role in a daughter's life was made as vividly clear as the sky was on that day.
"The neighborhood and library need well run events like this", said Wilton Robinson the president of the library's board. The event ran like a well-oiled machine. LaShawn Smith, the Furthering Fathering event director, who was key in the planning and execution of the event, made note of the contributions of those near and dear to the organization. "It was beautiful to see how the families were involved and everybody did their part – everybody." Not only was truth conveyed by the panel, but many important relationships were forged and solidified to move forward and build hope for families.
Fatherhood was elevated and the families in attendance were blessed with good information, good service and good food. The day began with delicious crumb cake donated from Staten Island's own Alfonso's Pastry Shoppe. Patrons also enjoyed a light breakfast as croissants, pastries, coffee, chips and juice. Lady Natalie, 1st lady of the Northside Church in Baldwin, catered the delicious cuisine that was served during the intermission. Stew chicken, Hawaiian sweet honey glazed chicken, fileted escovitch fish Mandarin meatballs tossed salad and pasta salad were all tasty.
Panelist, Pastor Mark T. Witsell of the Haven Church NYC, gave a powerful invocation as he sought the LORD to bless the day, those in attendance, the event, fatherhood and Furthering Fathering. The Gooding Dance Academy of Roosevelt then took the stage and were able to express the beauty of 'daughter-hood' in one dance routine with their younger dancers; then, with two of their best dancers, performing with Alvin Haley-esque precision and extremely high quality in a form of physical poetry exemplified the father-daughter relationship in dance.
Next, songstress and musician Beverly Burton, of the Beverly Burton Music School, melodically depicted the heart and feelings of a fatherless daughter and the difficulty of her later decisions in "There'll Be Days". Weeks later she would interview Furthering Fathering at Lehman College and noted "it is awesome to see men organizing, speaking on fatherhood and taking initiative – men! You have got to give it up for them!"
The epicenter of the day's events was the panel discussion on the effects of fathers on girls and women. "The panelists were really transparent and truly gave a piece of their heart. They held nothing back", said Lamont Jones, COO of the Furthering Fathering Corporation, who produced the jaw-dropping heart-felt video depicting the importance of dads in the lives of daughters that played after the entertainment.
Radio personality Liz Black of WBLS/WLIB emceed masterfully. The engaging and thoughtful panel consisted of: the Hon Councilman Ruben Wills, Jeremiah Sumter of 100 Black Men of Long Island, Pastor Mark T. Witsell, brand builder Theresa O'Neal, motivational speaker and author Mellisa Lambert and the pensive marketing executive Ylorie Anderson. Some of their power-packed comments and discussion point s will be covered in part two
More to come in this story and for Furthering Fathering in 2014...
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- Music mogul Jeff Redd called and told us about fatherhood - Part 1
- Music mogul Jeff Redd called us and told us about fatherhood - Part 2
- The 2013 Furthering Fathering Symposium in Roosevelt – Dads and Daughters
- Hip Hop and Fatherhood – Dres of Blacksheep – Fatherhood under the radar Part 1
- Hip Hop and Fatherhood – Dres of Blacksheep – Fatherhood under the radar Part 2