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Addressing suicide in Native communities can sometimes be complex and confusing. The National Strategy for Suicide Prevention will assist in planning for the journey ahead. In the spirit of honoring Native thought, this section is designed to help you reflect and learn more about the concern, identify your own resources, and use the knowledge and understanding of the communities' readiness to work toward a common vision for wellness.
This manual provides a process for communities to address wellness, identify their own resources, and use the knowledge and ability of community members to promote change. Native people themselves are the best people to decide what changes are needed and to make those changes occur. Native people are ultimately responsible for their own communities, and for determining what level of wellness they will achieve and maintain.
The purpose of this guide is to support AI/AN communities and those who serve them in developing effective, culturally appropriate suicide prevention plans. This guide lays the groundwork for comprehensive prevention planning, with prevention broadly defined to include programs that a community can use to promote the mental health of its young people. The guide also covers actions a community can take in response to a suicide to help the community heal and thereby prevent related suicidal behaviors.
The Table of Contents provides a wealth of information to help you get a quick start in doing key activities in community work. Click on the type of work that is closest to what you are doing to see key tasks, examples, and links to support.
The National Strategy for Suicide Prevention is a comprehensive and integrated approach to reducing the loss and suffering from suicide and suicidal behaviors across the life course. This model promotes wellness in Indian country through Mind, Body, and Spirit while supporting American Indian/ Alaska Native youth and their families in achieving balance.
This resource has been developed to provide a step-by-step framework to guide First Nations individuals and organizations in assessing needs and developing a suicide prevention plan for their community. It also contains information and research on suicide prevention to increase awareness and encourage discussion.
The Community Readiness Model is an innovative method for assessing the level of readiness of a community to develop and implement prevention programming. It can be used as both a research tool to assess levels of readiness across a group of communities and as a tool to guide prevention efforts at the individual community level.
The relational worldview model was developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA) in the 1980's and continues to be refined in practice by NICWA staff. It is a reflection of the Native thought process and concept of balance as the basis for health, whether of an individual, family, or organization.
These web pages are designed specifically for individuals working with Native populations. Our aim is to enhance resources and knowledge specific for American Indian and Alaska Native populations to support suicide prevention and mental health promotion. We welcome your feedback -- send suggestions to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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TC TO CHARLES CHILDS ; 22 October 1855; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18551022-TC-CC-01; CL 30: 87-88
Chelsea, 22nd Oct., 1855
Dear Sir,
Here is the only photograph I now have, not altogether the kind Mr. Fitzgerald had,1 but perhaps a faithful likeness—or indeed I do not know? The real possessor (and executor of these things) is one Mr. Tait a Painter in Queen Anne Street, who keeps a photographing apparatus for his own purpose.
I do very well remember that London Coffee House; and shall never forget it tho' I paid but one visit there.2 Ah me! Ah me!
I remain always, / Yours with many regards, /
T. Carlyle.

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Woodstock Pond
This 7.5-acre impoundment is located within the York River State Park. Known in its early history as Taskinas Plantation, the park was the site of a 17th and 18th century tobacco warehouse where local planters stored their crops to be shipped to England. Woodstock Pond has. The majority of the angling opportunities will come from decent populations of bass, bluegill and redear sunfish that are present in Woodstock Pond. The latest electrofishing survey showed improved catch rates and a decent population structure for bass. The largest bass weighed 7.13 pounds. There is a 15-inch minimum size limit for harvesting bass. Anglers can fish from numerous fishing piers and platforms around the pond. The park rents out row boats for anglers willing to try fishing other areas of the pond. The park caters for a wide variety of activities. There are bike trails, horse trails, hiking trails, picnic shelters, primitive campgrounds, and an interpretive center. Organized group activities are also offered.
From I-64 take Route 607 toward Croaker, and then take Route 606 east to the park. For further information call the park office at 757-566-3036.


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The Prescott City Police Department in cooperation with the Nevada County Sheriff's Office and the Arkansas State Police Troop G, will be conducting a series of safety check points in and around the City of Prescott on the night of Friday, May 24, 2013.
These agencies have unified their efforts in an attempt to discourage alcohol related incidents in general, but especially underage drinkers. With school coming to an end and seniors graduating, we would like to commend them for a job well done, and to remind them to take advantage of sponsored events for graduating students such as Project Graduation. Even though these are very happy and exiting times, it can be darkened by one event. Please be safe and act responsibly.
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According to Richard Mack, the former sheriff of Graham County, Ariz., federal agents are still planning to raid the Bundy ranch in Nevada, WND reported Monday. Mack said his sources revealed that Washington's retreat over the weekend was only a ruse to distract the public.
"That's what we have heard," he said. "It's not confirmed. People we had on the inside told us the BLM still is considering raiding the Bundy ranch. We're going to keep in touch with them, protect them, pray for them."
Mack also said he believes such a raid would not end well. Moreover, he expressed doubts the family would allow itself to be taken into custody.
"I don't think it would be possible" to launch a raid without violence, he told WND on Monday. "I don't think the Bundys would lie down and be taken."
Mack, WND added, cited Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., who declared Monday that the Bundy ranch dispute is "not over." He made the statement after a speech at the University of Nevada in Reno.
"It's not over. We can't have an American people that violate the law and then just walk away from it. So it's not over," he said.
Mack condemned Reid's statement, and called the Nevada Democrat a crook. He also characterized Reid's statement as stupid.
"That kind of stupidity, where he puts federal regulations and policies of bureaucrats ahead of a family in his state that has done no wrong or committed a crime," he said.
While appearing on Fox News' "The Real Story" Monday, Mack also claimed he and other organizers who traveled to Clark County to support Bundy planned to put women on the front lines in case the "rogue federal officers" opened fire.
"We were actually strategizing to put all the women up at the front," he said. "If they are going to start shooting, it's going to be women that are going to be televised all across the world getting shot by these rogue federal officers."
No one else has stepped forward to verify any of Mack's claims as of this writing. The rumor mill has been busy with claims of another attempt since Saturday's hasty retreat, prompting the family to issue a statement to supporters warning of false information.
But if feds do plan a second attempt against the Bundy ranch, they may have to contend with western politicians as well as the family and supporters, according to a post at Sipsey Street Irregulars.
"Just talked with Stewart Rhodes and the Oath Keepers and the western politicians are interposing themselves between any threat and the Bundy's ranch, so if this is not some sort of disinformation deliberately planted to elicit a response, the feds will have to kill patriot leaders if they want the Bundys," the blog said Monday.
Mack, The Blaze noted, was first elected sheriff of Graham County in 1988 and served until 1997. He also fought against the 1993 Brady gun control bill and reportedly identifies with the Tea Party.


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I have recently been doing a lot of updates to our network drive permissions... such as consolidating direct user permissions into group permissions. The built-in ACL editor (Advanced Security Settings dialog) is adequate, but its limitations are frustrating, particularly that it cannot be resized and you cannot look at the list of existing entries at the same time as you are adding a new entry.
Is there an improved ACL editor that can be downloaded to supplement the default one?


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Having its World Premiere at the Los Angeles Film Festival on Sunday was Dave Boyle's film noir, "Man From Reno." Competing in the Best Narrative category, "Man From Reno" is a thoughtfully constructed mystery with an international cast and fine tech credits. With the right handling, this film could find success on the specialty market.
Opening on headlights piercing through deep fog, Sheriff Paul Del Moral (character actor Pepe Serna) happens upon an abandoned car before hitting a lone Japanese man in the middle of the road. The Sheriff takes the man to the hospital, but before he can be questioned, he disappears. The next day a dead man is found in a pond. Could there be a connection?
The film jumps to San Francisco for the press tour of popular Japanese writer Aki Akahori (an excellent Ayako Fujitani), who has penned the "Inspector Takabe" series. Aki is in a mid-career crisis – she's tired of the grind of Inspector Takabe novels and wants to drop out of the public's view. Hiding out at the boutique Hotel Majestic in the Bay Area, Aki opens herself up to a fling with handsome and mysterious fellow traveler Akira Suzuki (Japanese star Kazuki Kitamura).
Things become strange when Akira disappears too. Could the disappearances be related? With a mind targeted for mysteries, Aki begins investigating. Soon Aki and the Sheriff cross paths, and the film gears up a notch as the protagonists follow the sinister clues.
Screenwriter Boyle, along with co-writers Joel Clark and Michael Lerman put together a smart, engrossing mystery in the true film noir tradition. Also adding to the overall success of the film is the talented production team. Cinematographer Richard Wong paints a mysterious mood piece through his classic noir framing and naturalistic lighting. Wong explains in the film's production notes that the ambitious shooting schedule of 24 days in 3 cities was achieved with the new Sony F5 camera fitted with the ND filter. The high-speed camera offered a wide latitude, which "let the natural light do the work."
Of equal note is Micah Dahl Anderson's inspired score and Katy Porter's production design.
"Man From Reno" is an engrossing picture and a strong contender for Best Narrative in a crowded category of impressively strong films. Co-writer and director Dave Boyle definitely hits the right notes with his film, and he's one to track in the years to come.
For upcoming screenings at the Los Angeles Film Festival, check the LAFF website.


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PR #47 September 27, 2007
The Theatre at Raritan Valley Community College (RVCC) in North Branch will kick off its 2007-2008 Major Artists Series with a performance of the always popular Capitol Steps, Saturday, October 20, at 8 p.m.
Tickets cost $29 and $34.
The Capitol Steps began as a group of Senate staffers who set out to satirize the very people and places that employed them. Although not all of the current Steps are former Capitol Hill staffers, together the performers represent 62 years of collective House and Senate staff experience. The Capitol Steps have recorded 27 albums, including the group?s latest, Springtime for Liberals.
For the fourth year in a row, Courier News readers voted The Theatre at RVCC as the ?Best of the Best? in 2007 in the ?Playhouse/Theater? category. This season the Theatre will present the Major Artists Serie s; the 16th annual Merck Series , made possible by a generous grant from The Merck Company Foundation; School-Time Performances , a series for teachers and their students; the Family Series , for families with children ages eight and older; and the Sampler Series , a series of transformational events for youngsters age four and older and their families.
A variety of subscribers? packages are available for all Theatre series. To purchase tickets or for more information, call the Box Office, 908-725-3420, or order online at www.rvccArts.org . Senior citizen, student and group discounts are also available for a variety of performances.
RVCC, located on Route 28 and Lamington Road in North Branch, NJ, and serving Somerset and Hunterdon County residents for close to 40 years, offers more than 80 associate degrees and certificates. In addition, customized training programs and non-credit courses are available for those seeking personal and professional development.
The College is committed to offering a quality and affordable education through effective teaching, liaisons with the community?s businesses and state-of-the-art technology. For further information, visit www.raritanval.edu .
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External Info on NCV/EMG
Nerve Conduction Velocity study / Electromyography
An NCV/EMG is a suite of measurements that a doctor may order to assist in making the right diagnosis for a medical condition. They are usually ordered when a patient is having problems with their muscles or nerves. This may include a pinched nerve in the back or the neck, or a tingling or numbness in arms or legs, or carpal tunnel syndrome. Many other medical problems might suggest the need for the test. If you have any questions as to why you might need the test, ask your doctor.
The suite has two main components. The first is a nerve conduction study which is used to evaluate the electrical conduction of motor and sensory nerves. One common measurement made in a study is the Nerve Conduction Velocity - hence this part of the suite is often referred to as "NCV". The second main component is Electromyography (EMG) - a technique for recording and evaluating the electrical activity produced by skeletal muscles.
Out-patient Testing
These tests may be completed in our Sacramento offices with our technologists and supervising Neurologist. Our technologists and equipment also "go-mobile" to provide services to medical practices throughout Northern California.
How to prepare for a NCV/EMG
Bring a list of medications you are currently taking.
On the day of the test, take a shower to remove body oil and do not use any body lotions.
Before the tests begin, inform the technologists if:
You have a cardiac pacemaker, electrical stimulator, or other electrical device.
You have any bleeding problems or are taking blood thinning medications.
You have allergies.
Otherwise, few preparations are needed. For these tests there is no special fasting or eating required. The tests do not have to be done at any special time of day. Driving home from the test would be as usual as driving home from a dentist visit. You can resume regular activities after the test is over.
How long does the test take?
Allow at least one hour in the examination room if just one extremity is being tested. Allow more time if more extremities need to be tested.
What does the test feel like?
For the nerve conduction study a low voltage electrical current is pulsed at the surface of the skin for a split second. There may be a strong tingling feeling and a twitching of muscles.
For the electromyography there is a quick sharp pain as a needle is put into a muscle. The thin fine needle does not inject anything or even send any electricity into the muscle. It is only a recording device. Once in the muscle, the sensation may be discomfort or pressure.
(Please note: all other neurodiagnostic tests at Optimal-Neurofeedback are free of any pain or discomfort.)


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Sep 27, 2011 8:39 AM
Sure, we'll take a little bling on our fall sweaters! The Theme Embellished Sweater ($59) is right up our alley: a neutral color that can go with anything and a little extra sparkle so we stand out from the crowd. But we're cool with toning down the glitz and glam by pairing this piece with simple and casual accessories. For the work week, we can add a knee-length wool pencil skirt (we're thinking in a rust color), and on the weekends, we'll don our beloved riding boots and maybe some mustard-toned earrings or hair barrettes.
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Thread: Let's Talk About Cordelia!
October 10th, 2013 08:47 AM #6♥ Margaret Mary ♥
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Ada ♥ Beatrice ♥ Christabel ♥ Cordelia ♥ Dorothea ♥ Elisabeth ♥ Frances ♥ Harriet ♥ Ida ♥ Iris ♥ Jessamine ♥ Joy ♥
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October 10th, 2013 09:49 AM #8
What are your general thoughts on Cordelia? Cordelia is pretty. It sounds strong and girly at the same time. I would use Cora as a personal nickname.
How do you pronounce Cordelia? Cor-Deel-Lee-Ah
What would you name siblings of Cordelia? I would name Cordelia's sister Wilhelmina and her brother Lucian.Theodore Arthur
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Cordelia is pretty and i want to like it, but my first association with it was the Cordelia from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which makes it kind of meh for me because it just reminds me of being a teenager. I think if i had the Anne of Green Gables reference first I'd like it better. As it stands note, i prefer just Delia
Anyway, i pronounce it Cor-deel-ya because that's the way it was on the show.
Good siblings for a Cordelia would be Imogen, Helena, Beatrice, Anne, Frederick, GilbertI hope to be a mom one day. For now I enjoy being a name lover.
My apologies for any typos; i post from my mobile phone.
October 10th, 2013 10:25 AM #12
I love Cordelia; for all the reasons listed above. An Anne of Green Gables reference could never steer you wrong!
I pronounce it cor-DEEL-yuh.
As far as siblings go: Persephone, Winnifred, Margot, Josephine, Annemarie.
Your 'previous names' also go very well with Cordelia; Madeline and Louisa do anyway.
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Edmund Leander | Peter Henrik| Alaric Casimir
Aleksander Tadhg | Sebastian Rhys | Silas Theodore
Caspar Frédéric| Gideon Arthur | James Nikodem
Luna Elisabet Fleur | Isabel Marian Eve | Helen Rosalind
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Des Moines rockers Reload were forced to cancel their upcoming concert date with fellow Des Moines rockers Rewind for Saturday, January 18 yesterday. The band apologized to fans via their Facebook page:
We are very sorry to Rewind and all of our fans, but we had to cancel our show for this Saturday. If any other bands can fill this spot, please contact Rewind.
The band did not specify a reason for the cancellation, but soon after, they posted this announcement that they were looking for a new drummer:
We will be holding auditions for [a] full-time drummer. If anyone is interested or knows of any kickass drummers, message our page or Danny Bailey.
One can only assume that the two events are related. There has been no official announcement as to what the status of current drummer Greg Ickowitz might be, but it looks like he will not be performing with the band for the foreseeable future.
In other news, former Des Moines resident Roxi Copland has announced some pre-order details for her upcoming full-length album, Truth Be Told. The jazz artist's new full-band release isn't due out until late April or early May, but she is planning a special two week pre-order event in mid-February through her website that will not only get you a CD in the mail at the end of March (about two months before they are available to the public), but also an instant digital download of the album. Copland is finishing up recording the album at Capp Audio Productions in Norwalk. To keep updated on the new album, the pre-sale event, and more, go to Copland's website and join her mailing list.


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ETF Daily News: Wednesday, February 8th ETF Movers (RPX, EWHS, GRN, IRY)
February 8th, 2012
In trading on Wednesday, the Columbia Growth Equity Strategy (NYSEArca:RPX) is outperforming other ETFs, up about 6.19% on the day. Also up on the day is the Ishares MSCI Hong Kong Small Ca (NYSEArca:EWHS) up 6.04%.
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Offering an incredible look to a Fender favorite, the Fender FSR Hot Rod Deluxe III Silver Bullet Combo Amplifier is a 40 watt tube amplifier loaded with the robust tone of Celestion's Vintage 30 speaker. Limited to a Run of 250 amps released in North America, the Silver Bullet still boasts all the great features of the Hot Rod Deluxe III including 12AX7/6L6 tubes, Internal Variable Bias control and the included 2 Button Footswitch but has been updated with a tighter overdrive for an incredible distorted tone. The Silver Bullet features a Limited Edition Fender FSR Badge.
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The Crusaders in Jordan.
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Castle building in Europe was very elementary at this time and the Crusaders were awed at the Byzantine structures that they encountered on their way to the Holy Land. The Crusaders did not have the luxury of a consistent abundance of manpower like the Byzantines. Consequently, the Crusaders could not maintain large garrisons. Therefore, their castles had to be far stronger and easier to defend. They chose sites that could be used to their fullest advantage. Since scouts could not be spared to carry messages, each stronghold had to be able to see and signal each other. Walls had to be thicker and taller to stand up to a direct attack. At the same time, the Crusaders brought their wives and children. Castles were homes, the center of government, and a military stronghold. In the West, castles were usually solid square keeps or donjons, a type perfected by the Romans. The crusaders changed castle architecture. They started using round towers as they offered a better field of fire and withstood bombardment better. The Crusaders added portcullis, bent entrances, chapels, storerooms, offices for civil servants, and much more.
In 1115 A.D., Baldwin returned to Edom and arrived at Shobak, which had trees, water, and some fertile spots. He constructed a castle and left a garrison, instilling the name The Royal Mountain, Le Krak de Montreal. The following year he returned with many mules and supplies and pushed further down to Aqaba and the Red Sea. When the local residents fled at the sight of the Europeans, they occupied the town and constructed a citadel. He then sailed across to the small island of Jesirat Far'un (Pharaoh's Island) and built a second castle known as Graye.
Crusaders tour through Jordan. By Brenda's Jordan Travel.


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openSUSE 11.3 Released
Smartphone support, added cloud support among improvements.
openSUSE.org announced the release of openSUSE 11.3. New to the open source operating system is netbook support, in the form of two new netbook desktop environments. KDE's Plasma Netbook Workspace is one environment, but possibly more interesting is the MeeGo project's MeeGo On openSUSE, which features baked-in social networking features and access to Amazon.com's MP3 store. openSUSE 11.3 also adds support for iOS, Android, and Blackberry operating systems.
The other major addition for openSUSE 11.3 comes in the form of SpiderOak, a could sync and backup service akin to Ubuntu One. SpiderOak allows 2 GBs of free storage with an additon US$ 10 per 100 GBs.
openSUSE can be freely downloaded at software.opensuse.org. A retail version complete with documentation, installation media and 90 days of customer service is also available.
Issue 188/2016
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HP Enterprise Unveils a Futuristic Computer
Will The Machine change the way future programmers think about memory?
CoreOS Announces Distributed Storage System
The new Torus distributed storage system is available under an open source license on GitHub
Google Beats Oracle in the Android Lawsuit
Juries decides Google's use of Java APIs Was Fair Use
Linux is the Largest Software Development Project in History
But if you are not using the latest Linux kernel, your system is insecure.
Linksys Says Yes to Open Source Firmware
Home routers will give room for custom firmware but still comply with FCC rules
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Frank Karlitschek will continue to lead the open source ownCloud project
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"Xenial Xerus" comes with a new packages format and several improvements for the enterprise.
MS Visual Studio Code Editor is Available for Linux
Linux users can now download and install the Windows code editor
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If I say I will be here in 5 minutes (or in 5 days), in this context, does in mean after or between now and 5 minutes after? And, in that context, does within mean the same as in?
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Think of five minutes referring to the time of now till now plus five minutes. You will be there in that time period: this would be the literal meaning.
So what it literally means is that you will be there before five minutes (or eight days) has expired. However, idiomatically it means I will be there in approximately five minutes or approximately eight days. Note that for longer periods (like eight days) approximately does not mean ten days. It means now plus eight days, give or take a half a day.
If you use within -- which is not the most common way to say this -- you are indicating the strict meaning of "before five minutes has expired I will be there."
In is used for "expressing the length of time before a future event is expected to take place"; the event could possibly happen before, or later.
For example, if somebody tells you "I'll see you in fifteen minutes," you could meet that person fourteen minutes later, sixteen minutes later, or twenty-five minutes later.


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The Seahawks' draft begins today, which is exactly the way they wanted it.
General manager John Schneider loves to move down the draft to add picks, and with just six picks coming into this one he definitely wanted to vacate the 32nd overall pick if he could. When quarterbacks Derek Carr and Teddy Bridgewater were still unpicked at the end of the first round, it seemed likely the Hawks would get their wish.
The Minnesota Vikings obliged, and for the second straight year the Hawks sent the Vikings their first-round pick (the Vikings used it on Bridgewater). In return, the Hawks dropped eight spots to No. 40 and added the 10th pick in the fourth round (108 overall).
"That's exactly what we were hoping for," Schneider said after trading down for the seventh time in his five Seattle drafts. "We were talking to a number of teams down there at the end, and Minnesota stayed with it, so we did it with them."
In March 2013, the Seahawks sent the Vikings their first-rounder and two other picks for wide receiver Percy Harvin. Now, the Hawks hold the Vikings' second- and fourth-rounders in this draft and the Vikings have Seattle's third-rounder after using their No. 1 pick again.
"We have a great relationship with those guys," Schneider said of Vikings GM Rick Spielman and his staff. "(Seahawks lead contract negotiator) Matt Thomas used to work with those guys and we've done several trades with them (actually just two, but all of the other moves involving ex-Vikings make it seem like more).
"They're challenging Detroit, I guess," he added, referencing the five deals he has made with the Lions since 2010.
This was the second time Schneider has moved down in the first round and it was the seventh time he has moved down overall in his five drafts. And he's probably not done.
The Hawks are back up to seven picks -- two in the second, fourth and fifth and one in the sixth. But don't be surprised if Schneider moves down from one of his perches in the second round -- 40 or 64 -- to add more. After all, he has dropped in the second round in every draft, and he has never had fewer than nine picks.
"There are several guys that we hope will be there tomorrow," he said, "but if somebody comes tomorrow with something that we can't turn down then we'll look at that as well."
Seven teams draft before the Seahawks' new spot at 40, but there will be plenty of good players available if the Hawks stay there.
The best options probably will be along the lines and at receiver. On the OL, they could still have a shot at Xavier Su'a-Filo, Joel Bitonio or Morgan Moses. On the DL, they could see Demarcus Lawrence, RaShede Hageman and Stephon Tuitt. And there should be a host of receivers: Cody Latimer, Jordan Matthews, Davante Adams, Donte Moncrief, et al.
With all of those options at 40, it is easy to see them being comfortable dropping five or six spots and still getting a guy they really like.
Schneider has made a habit of moving down in the second round, so do not be surprised if he bails on at least one of those No. 2 picks.
Here's a look at his moves in the second round:
2010: In March 2010, Schneider overpaid for QB Charlie Whitehurst, dropping from 40 to 60 in the second round and giving up a 2011 third-rounder. The Hawks drafted WR Golden Tate at 60.
2011: Schneider traded out of the second round to regain a third and add a fourth from Detroit. The Hawks drafted OG John Moffitt in the third and WR Kris Durham in the fourth, so it was a forgettable deal all around. (Ironic that Durham ended up playing for Detroit last season.)
2012: The Hawks dropped from 43 to Philadelphia's spot at 47, added two picks and ended up with LB Bobby Wagner (47th), LB Korey Toomer (154th) and DE Greg Scruggs (232th). Not bad for sliding down four spots.
2013: They dropped from 56 to 62 and took RB Christine Michael in a surprise move. They also added a fifth and sixth in that deal with Baltimore, and the Hawks used those to move up in the fifth round to draft DT Jesse Williams.
The Hawks reportedly were set to draft Florida defensive tackle Dominique Easley at 32 until New England poached him at 29. That locked them into trade mode.
Schneider said they were ready to pick another player if a deal did not materialize, but they talked to five or six teams and the Vikings "were just adamant about taking their guy."
"There were some good players there," he said, "but we had the opportunity to grab another pick, a fourth-round pick, another player. We saw value with the trade and just decided to pick tomorrow. Now we just have to see how tomorrow goes. Right now we're picking 40, and we'll see what happens."


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Get ready for the heat. Highs will reach the low 90s today, but feel more like 95 to 100 because of the humidity. There's a 20% chance of an afternoon storm, but our risk for severe weather goes up into tonight.
The area north of Indianapolis is under a moderate risk for severe storms. That basically means an enhanced chance. South of Indy, a slight risk for severe storms. Our top concerns are damaging winds and flooding. An isolated tornado and large hail cannot be ruled out. Up to two inches of rain in a short amount of time is possible, that's why flooding is a threat. Be weather aware as we head into the afternoon. The best timing for storms appears to be after 7pm until 4am. As the storms develop into the afternoon we'll keep you posted on the timing.
The showers and storms end early Thursday morning, and much drier cooler air moves in. Temps will be comfortable Thursday with afternoon highs in the upper 70s. Our next chance for rain moves in late Saturday with an isolated storm chance. Sunday and Monday, scattered showers and storms will be likely.


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The reports of Hizb'ALlah suffering losses at the hands of al-Qaeda explain this odd rant by Hassan Nasrallah. In the video he ironically deplores al-Qaeda's suicide bombing tactics. Even more odd is at 4:30 into this speech, Nasrallah tries to convince al-Qaeda that the West has tricked them into Syria. He tells them its a trap and to reconsider what they are doing.
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W's Tosh Crew Neck Sweater. W's Wailer Skirt. W's Trench Town Hoody Jacket/Pants.
Do the names of those products prompt anything to come to mind for you? As a long time fan of reggae music and particularly, the collective and individual members of The Wailers, I was surprised and, initially, disturbed that Patagonia would reference these names for our clothing.
This group used the power of music, a haunting melody, a simple lyric, as a way to fight against the poverty and injustice that they saw inflicted on their communities and others like it. So powerful was this music, that Peter and Bob faced physical violence and assassination, respectively, in an attempt to silence them.
Recently, a comment from one of our customers arrived in my inbox. This comment led to a round of emails that has caused me to question some of my own assumptions.
Here is an excerpt from the customer's email:
"I am a loyal customer of yours for over 30 years and a great admirer of what Yvon has put together over the years. I just received your 2007 holiday catalog and was impressed with everything except for one small detail. The use of "Trench Town" to market hoody and pants (page 40) was a disappointing display of ignorance on your part. Trench Town was one of the poorest, over crowded, crime ridden slums in the Western Hemisphere when I worked there as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Jamaica in 1974-1975. To use this infamous (although soulful thanks to Bob Marley's true songs of the suffering there) name to market women's clothing came as a shock to me, especially from your organization. Just curious why someone would use Trench Town in that context.
If people want to do something to show their belief or "give credit" how about supporting the TrenchTown Reading Centre?"
Curious to hear the other side of the story, I got in touch with the design team here at Patagonia to feel out where they were coming from. Over the course of a couple of emails, a reasoning was had. Here is a small excerpt from our dialog:
"In fact I am very aware of what Trench Town stands for but from all that poverty and chaos, many reggae artists began their musical journey there. I read a lot about roots reggae artists from a very powerful time in Jamaica, where amidst poverty, their music was elevated to global heights - and all from the tiny and poor island of Jamaica. Using 'Wailers' or 'Trench Town', should not be taken as an ignorant display, but rather a tribute that even in poor and violent areas, light shines through and magic happens.
I have loved reggae music since the 70's, and praise [Jamaica] for sharing it with all of us and making a great impact worldwide. I have some wonderful Jamaican friends whom I asked before using [the names] if it was OK, and they were not insulted, in fact they felt proud. I have also had the honor to have spent some time with Cedella Marley -- Bob Marley's mother -- when I lived in Miami. She and Bob lived in Trench Town.
It is one's prerogative to look at the negative side only and not see that from harshness comes also beauty and soulfulness. I come from outside the US where, although not my personal experience, I have seen true poverty firsthand. But I also recognize that from chaos also comes beauty, art, music... Take Bahia, Brazil another poverty- and violence-stricken state, where there are many a slum. But beautiful music, dance, a rich culture and shining smiles also come from there."
Valid point. The entire discourse challenged me to uncover what really bothered me about the whole thing. I don't come from a background of poverty and while I enjoy the music, I can't honestly make the argument that its giving a voice to my troubles and concerns. So if anyone has a right to take offense, is it me? Am I just taking offense because I'm assuming it would be offensive to somebody else?
In giving it further thought, I feel that out of respect for what this band was about and for what their music meant to so many people, that their imagery should be off limits. Period.
To paraphrase a blog I came across "Re-appropriation is good - but it depends on who's doing it and from whom." What do you think?
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We have a 6 year old, 3 year old, 1 month old and our nineteen month old hits when he is frustrated, tired or hungry. I try to distract him, give him options and other things but if he hits me he has a time out for 2 minutes on the step. But he continues to hit and I am wondering if it's something more serious.
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Thank you for the help! I will try the nice touches thing and to :pet"me when he needs something and hopefully he'll improve a little.posted 05/10/2010 by lstj
He could be going through a phase where he's having a hard time expressing himself. I have seen this in other little kids when they can't get their point across easily since they don't have the vocabulary to tell you. Try to spend some quality one on one time with him if you can, that may curb it...and also teach him about nice touches and hurtful touches. Teach him to "pet" you when he needs something....posted 05/10/2010 by lil_oh
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These photos were taken on a pilgrimage of more than one month with a Tibetan Buddhist Lama. We were in western China in an area that was historically Tibet, and also in Wutai Shan, one of the sites most sacred to Buddhism. It gives my personal vision, or impression, of the pilgrimage.
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This 280 page book is a portfolio of 116 photographs by nature photographer Ed Book. The monthly and weekly planner pages are mingled with images corresponding to the time of year. Hopefully, planning while in the midst of these images will inspire the viewer to schedule time to experience these types of scenes first hand. (This is the second of a series of portfolios of Ed Book's photography presented in 2012.)
I've been a nature, landscape, wildlife, and fine art photographer for over three dozen years. I live on the Kitsap Peninsula in Puget Sound west of Seattle, WA, and travel locally and across the country to find subjects and locations that inspire me to make my images. My work can be found in international public and private art collections as well as in various published media and via rights managed photo agencies. I like to share the knowledge of my naturalist, photographic, and digital imaging experience in the field via tours, workshops, in the classroom, and through one-to-one instruction and mentoring. I have maintained an internet presence through my website (http://edbookphoto.com) where I market my fine art prints and stock photographs and have made over three-thousand posts in my photo blog since 2000. Peace, Ed Book
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"Death Clique" is a true-story movie inspired by the murder of Skylar Neese by her friends Rachel Shoaf and Sheila Eddy. The movie premiered on Lifetime in 2014. The movie is written by Barbara Kymlicka and directed by Doug Campbell. The real names of the real people were changed in the movie. (Starring: Barbara Alyn Woods, Lexi Ainsworth and Tina Ivlev.
"Death Clique" 2014: Synopsis/plot
Two best friends become jealous rivals when a new transfer student enters the picture. But when one of them disappears, the victim's mother relentlessly pursues her daughter's best friends, whom she suspects killed her.
The movie is based on the case of a 16-year-old West Virginia teen who was murdered by her best friends. Police say, Rachel Shoaf, 17, and Sheila Eddy, 18, lured Skylar Neese to a remote location and stabbed her to death, according to WDTV. People who are familiar with this case will recognize some key details that can only be found in the Skylar Neese case.


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Rain or shine, Linda and Chris were determined to have an amazing wedding, and they did. They said I do at The Cass House and were interrupted by the rain, but instead of ruining the wedding it added an ethereal charm to their day that made it perfect. Beautiful florals from Festive Designs complimented the crisp and clean white gowns of all the ladies. Soft and sweet touches can be seen all through the day.
If you're looking to be showered with more gorgeous images from this enchanting rainy day wedding, view the full gallery here, breathtakingly captured by Sarah Kathleen.
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It rained during our outdoor ceremony. Naturally, this wasn't ideal. I mean, who wants it to rain while they're getting married? Chris and I had been right in the middle of exchanging our vows too, and our officiant had to cut things short so everyone could run for shelter. But afterward, it felt like the rain had imbued the rest of the evening with a sense of enchantment, a mood you don't often get in California where it's always sunny.
The night air was clean and cool and fragile-feeling, and there we all were, snug in our tent. Everything was aglow with lights, and Chris and I just felt so surrounded by the love of our family and friends. It was magical. I wouldn't have changed a thing.
Linda and Chris' music choices were very important to them:
Ceremony music: "Perpetuum Mobile" by Penguin Cafe Orchestra
Ceremony exit music: "Meet Me In the Basement" by Broken Social Scene
First Dance: "I'm On Fire" by Bruce Springsteen
Last Song: "Baba O'Riley" by The Who
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Enjoy pan de muertos and atole and join UCLA's award-winning Mariachi de UCLAtlán for a special post-Día de Los Muertos performance! The group will perform music from the diverse regions of Mexico while highlighting the special musical traditions of Día de Los Muertos. Presented in conjunction with Fowler at Fifty exhibitions New World Wunderkammer: A Project by Amalia Mesa-Bains and Chupícuaro: The Natalie Wood Gift of Ancient Mexican Ceramics.


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The University of Maine field hockey team stacked their early season schedule with ranked opponents.
The Black Bears fell to No. 12 Stanford by a score of 1-0 at Durham, New Hampshire on Thursday evening.
Last Sunday, Maine held a 4-3 halftime lead over No. 16 Michigan State. The Spartans scored the only goal in the second half, and scored just 1:54 into overtime to earn the 5-4 victory.
Maine (1-2) will conclude that early season stretch against ranked opponents when they travel to Amherst, Mass to face the No. 10 University of Massachusetts on Sunday afternoon.
Despite being shutout against high powered Stanford, the Black Bears have recorded eight goals in their first three games.
Danielle Aviani, Cassidy Svetek, and Holly Stewart have scored two goals each. Annabelle Hamilton has one goal and two assists.
Maine was picked third in the America East preseason poll. Albany and UNH were picked to finish ahead of the Black Bears.
This tough early season stretch against some of the best teams in the nation will help prepare coach Josette Babineau's squad for the conference schedule.
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This white suit has a hint of a pinstripe and is constructed of 96% cotton and 4% polyester. This is a limited suit from the Banana Republic black labeled Monogram collection, which means it will be manufactured in limited numbers. However, Banana Republic offers it in every size and length, as it does with each garment it produces. The jacket is a single-breasted style with a two-button closure and center back vent. The trousers are flat front with a zip fly and triple-button closure, which is standard on all dress trousers from Banana Republic. Lined only to the knee the trousers are hemmed and feature two off-seam pockets in the front and two welt pockets in the back.
Banana Republic has decided to manufacture a limited number of these suits under the Monogram collection, which not only limits its availability but ensures that you will be one of only a few men to sport this style. This is an important fact given Banana Republic's recent proliferation and popularity. Additionally, this suit has been considerably updated from the typical white suit with a light pinstripe, a slim silhouette and flat-front trousers. While the white suit is often intimidating, this incarnation is the most accessible in price and style.
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The RT-2 was the Soviet Union's first solid propellant ICBM. It represented Korolev's conviction that the best technical solution for a military missile involved the use of solid propellants, as opposed to the dangerous storable liquid propellants favoured by the rest of the Soviet military-industrial complex. Design of this equivalent to the Minuteman was only beginning when the US ICBM was being test-fired. Development proceeded slowly due to technical problems, opposition from other chief designers, and possibly limited availability of certain key materials that could only be surreptitiously purchased in the United States.
Unusually for a missile that became operational, the RT-2 was displayed in a Moscow Parade on 9 May 1965, possibly indicating that the leadership considered it a dead project. The peak deployment of 60 missiles was only attained in 1971, at a time when 1,000 Minutemen were in service. Service life was only a few years, possibly indicating problems in solid fuel ageing. 60 remained the total number of solid propellant Soviet ICBM's deployed until the 1980's, when the mobile RT-12M and RT-23 finally began replacing liquid propellant ICBM's.
Development of the RT-2 by Korolev's OKB-1 was authorised by decree 316-137 of 4 April 1961. This work was to proceed in parallel with the RT-1. The RT-1 represented an interim solution of clustering smaller solid rocket motors to achieve an early operational date, while the RT-2 represented a high-performance long-term solution using single rocket motors in each stage, each with four nozzles. Sardovskiy was put in charge of preparation of the project. The concept was for a modular three stage RT-2 ICBM, with shorter range missiles composed of the second and third stages (RT-15) and first and third stages (RT-25). Development of each of these missiles was accomplished in parallel by different design bureaux, and each bureau was made responsible for development of one of the individual stages:
All stages used ammonium perchlorate/aluminium as oxidiser and fuel in the solid propellant, as originally developed at Altaisk by Yakov F Savchenko. However the search for a proper solid propellant binder took several years. The contendors were:
The TTT specification and development schedule was completed on 29 January 1962. This envisioned use of the missile with two alternate light nuclear warheads, the larger one with a yield of 1.65 MT. Two different types of silo launcher were proposed, and one train-launched version. The draft project was completed in March 1963. Flights of the third stage on the RT-1-63 test vehicle were conducted between September and November 1965 from Kapustin Yar. Seven initial trials of the RT-2 itself on short-range shots were conducted from LC-87 at Kapustin Yar from 5 February to July 1966, using a silo originally designed for the R-14. The first launch attempt was unsuccessful, the missile guidance failing in the silo two seconds before launch, and the missile roared off unguided. The second attempt on 25 February was also unsuccessful, but a successful test was achieved the next day. The tests then moved to Plesetsk for longer-range flights. 25 test flights were made between 4 November 1966 and 3 October 1968, of which 16 were successful. The missile was accepted by the military on 18 December 1968.
Production of the missile was entrusted to PZKhO Factory 98 in Perm, operated by Arsenal Leningrad. A missile regiment consisted of one hardened 15B52 command point per ten 15P798 silos, all designed by V V Chernetskiy at TsKB-34. Each silo was seperated from the other by 10-12 km and were designed to have a 20 year life. Construction of silos began in 1967, and the first unit became operational at Yoshkar-Ola on 28 August 1968. By 1971 the total deployment there had reached the final total of six regiments / 60 silos. Even though service tests from Plesetsk indicated an allowable storage life of 15 to 17 years, the first-generation RT-2 was replaced from 1972 by the RT-2P. The final RT-2 was retired in 1976. The RT-2 was flown on a total of 44 development flights and 19 operational test flights to 1974, including 5 shots from operational silos at Yoshkar-Ola.
The train-based version was designed, but like the rail-launched Minuteman, never tested or deployed. The missile train would have consisted of four cars with RT-2 missiles, one power generation car, two cars with equipment for test and preparation of the missiles, one command car, one sleeping car, and one car with common crew rest and eating facilities.
However within TsKBEM there were no relative priorities for the projects competing for resources. The R-9 and RT-2 ICBM's, the orbital, circumlunar, and lunar orbiter versions of Soyuz, the LK lunar lander, the N1 booster -- all were 'equal'. It seemed folly to be pursuing the orbital ferry version of the Soyuz when no space station had to be funded. But it was felt flying the spacecraft would solve reliability questions about the design, so it was pursued in parallel with the L1 and L3 versions.


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CNET: Linux development by the numbers: Big and getting bigger
Linux is growing -- that we knew. Now we know how fast.
In the last two years, the number of developers who collectively create Linux has increased from 1,131 with version 3.0 in July 2011 to 1,392 with version 3.10, released in June 2013, according to the Linux Foundation's latest annual Linux development report. Also on the rise: the lines of code in the project, the number of changes accepted into each new version, and the frequency at which those changes arrive.
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Sage has a program that is right for you. First, choose your campus.
Russell Sage College attracts women of influence to our historic downtown Troy location. What does it mean to attend a women-only college? It means that women are the scholars in your class. It means that women hold every student leadership position on campus. Women run the student government and all the student clubs. And women build a full social life on our riverfront campus in a vibrant downtown area.
Learn more about the programs offered at Russell Sage College.
The Sage College of Albany offers degree programs for men and women in the heart of Albany's University Heights neighborhood along New Scotland Avenue. It is no surprise that our location lends itself to a long list of programs that focus on careers. Of course, you may know the Sage College of Albany for our wide range of programs in the fine arts. Perhaps you have seen an art exhibit at our famous Opalka Gallery.
Learn more about the programs offered at Sage College of Albany.
Sage also offers part-time evening programs on our Albany campus. Learn more about the programs offered through the School of Professional and Continuing Education.
Step 2: Visit Campus
The best way to find out how Sage is right for you is to visit us. We offer a number of events throughout the year that are designed to answer most of your questions and give you a chance to meet your professors. The best way to experience Sage is in person. View our list of upcoming events.
We welcome visitors at any time. If you would like to arrange a private visit and tour, or to meet with an academic department, please contact our admission office directly at: 888-VERY SAGE.
And, of course, we would love to have you come to campus to have fun. Come cheer on our athletes, the Sage Gators. We compete in a number of men's and women's sports. Check out sagegators.com to learn more and to see schedules of upcoming games.
Come see a play or a presentation or an art exhibit. A complete list of community events is available online in our events listing.
Step 3: Apply Online
Sage offers rolling admission for many of our programs. What that means is that you can apply at any time and it is not too late to enter next term. We encourage you to apply early. Please note that we recommend transferring to Physical Education, Graphic Design and Interior Design only in the fall term. If you are interested in transferring into our Nursing program at Russell Sage, we must receive your completed application materials by March 1 for Fall admission and October 1 for Spring admission. If you are interested in transferring into our Occupational Therapy or Physical Therapy programs, there is a priority deadline of March 1 for Fall admission and October 1 for Spring Admission.
Please note the transfer admission requirements for the Nursing program at Russell Sage College is a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale). GPA requirements for both the Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy programs are a minimum 3.25 (on a 4.0 scale). Please email any questions you may have to [email protected]
Learn more about specific admission requirements:
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The Sage Colleges are moderately priced, private institutions with a commitment to affordability. Learn more about available financial aid.
In addition, the Sage Colleges offer a number of scholarships available to transfer students. Learn more about scholarships available to transfer students.
Step 4: Transfer Your Credits
At Sage we give you credit. We have developed a number of agreements with community colleges and other universities to allow you to transfer entire programs of study to Sage. We work hard to maximize the credit that you can apply towards your Sage degree.
- Review our list of Articulation Agreements.
- Review our transfer equivalency guide.
- Review a list of our credit options for undergraduate students.
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John Cena says he will be at tonight's house show in Long Island, New York and Monday's Raw Supershow, however, he will not be at WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs on Sunday. When one of his Twitter followers, who called himself "the serious one," challenged Cena's comments, Cena said he's going to go from "looking serious" to "looking stupid." Cena's Tweets are embedded below:
On plane headed to ryder country. Long island tonight and then ordering ppv TLC tomorrow. Will be a bit different watching but I am excited
— John Cena (@JohnCena) December 17, 2011
I will be in philly but I gave my ppv chance to someone who deserves it. I would do it again if I had the chance
— John Cena (@JohnCena) December 17, 2011
Wow mr serious…u are about to go from looking serious ..to looking stupid.
— John Cena (@JohnCena) December 17, 2011
Join us here at WrestlingNewsWorld.com tomorrow night at 8 PM EST for exclusive live play-by-play coverage of WWE TLC.


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The UIC AITRP is funded by the John E. Fogarty International Center under the auspices of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The program also receives supplementary funding from the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR).
UIC's AITRP is designed to build long-term scientific capacities that help to address the AIDS epidemic in Chile, China, Indonesia, and Malawi. It involves collaboration between the UIC School of Public Health, the UIC College of Nursing, and key institutional partners in the four countries: The Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Peking University Health Science Center, The University of Malawi, and Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia.
The Program focuses on the countries of Chile, China, Indonesia, and Malawi as training sites because of the gravity of the AIDS epidemic in each area, the need for clinical and behavioral science research to meet this increasing need, and the presence of existing collaborative relationships with the proposed partners upon which to build and sustain a research infrastructure in each country.


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Groceries fill the gap
Donations of food from grocers, food distributors, farmers, and community members provide much-needed supplements to the food we receive from government agencies.
You can help by donating nonperishable foods and fresh produce.
Ways to Give Food
Gather your friends, families, and coworkers to hold a food drive.
Donate surplus and unserved foods to feed hungry people in your community.
Participate in this community-wide food drive sponsored by Mid-Ohio Foodbank.
Garden Donations
Participate in Plant a Row and bring in your donations of fresh produce to Mid-Ohio Foodbank or take them directly to one of our agencies. Call 614-274-7770 to find a pantry near you.
Food Donor Spotlight
Fresh Thyme Farmers Market is a growing chain with over 10 stores in the Midwest. Their mission is to improve the way communities eat by offering fresh and healthy foods at amazing values. Their large range of products include local and organic produce, natural meats, fresh seafood, artisan breads, healthy ready-made meals, earth friendly cleaning supplies, specialty foods, vitamins, supplements and pure body care products.
Fresh Thyme, located at 6670 Sawmill Road, is one of our newest donor that came aboard in September 2014. Currently they have donated over 67,000 pounds of food. 51,000 pounds of which has been fresh produce.


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Commercial Confidential: Park Road Shopping Center
Park Road Shopping Center opened in 1956 as the first open-air shopping center in the city and the biggest center between Atlanta and Washington D.C. The center has been almost 100 percent occupied for its entire history, according to a website operated by Edens.


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Feb. 21, 2012
By Scott Gierman
MARTIN, Tenn. - A seven-run third inning did in the Salukis as the Southern Illinois baseball team lost 9-4 to UT Martin Tuesday afternoon at Skyhawk Field. The loss snapped SIU's two-game winning streak and evened its record at 2-2 on the season.
The Skyhawks (1-3) blasted a pair of homers in the third inning to take a 7-0 lead. Jordan Owen's three-run homer to left field started the onslaught. A couple batters late, Matt Haynes extended the lead to 4-0 with a double to left-center field. The next batter, Wade Collins capped the seven-run inning with a three-run homer of his own.
SIU starter Bryan Waldrop surrendered all seven of those runs and departed after the third inning. He took the loss. He had allowed the first two batters to reach base in each of the first two innings, but both times he managed to escape without any damage thanks to a pair of double plays.
UTM's Willie Frederick allowed just two runs and struck out four batters in six innings of work to pick up the victory. He retired the first 10 batters he faced.
SIU started to claw back into the game in the middle innings. Jordan Sivertsen delivered an RBI double down the left field line in the fourth to cut the deficit to 7-1. In the next inning, Nick Johnson scored on Tanner Renner's ground out to cut it to 7-2.
UT Martin extended the lead back to seven runs in the bottom of the seventh inning with two outs and runners at second and third base. The Salukis opted for the intentional walk to Collins, but Matt Murphy's first offering sailed high and off the glove of Brian Bajer. Two runs scored on the play, making it a 9-2 game.
The bullpen pitched well for SIU. Sam Coonrod tossed two scoreless frames, and tossed a perfect eighth inning. The only damage against Murphy in his two innings of work came on the wild pitch.
SIU will travel to Western Kentucky to open a three-game series with Game 1 scheduled for Friday at 3 p.m.


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Hershey To Donate $250,000 in Partnership with the YSC to Raise Awareness of Breast Cancer
Hershey To Donate $250,000 in Partnership with the YSC to Raise Awareness of Breast Cancer
New York, NY - (June 14, 2006)
Hershey Turns Pink To Support the Cause This October –
Limited Edition YORK Patties, Nuggets and Kisses Honor
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Hershey's iconic York Peppermint Pattie, indulgent Nuggets and classic Kisses will debut an exciting new color this October – pink. The Limited Edition Pink collection will encourage women everywhere to live well and support breast cancer awareness. In addition, York, Nuggets and Kisses will make a $250,000 donation to the Young Survival Coalition (YSC), the only international, non-profit network of breast cancer survivors and supporters dedicated to the concerns and issues that are unique to young women and breast cancer.
"We are thrilled to continue our partnership with The Hershey Company and the York, Nuggets and Kisses brands to raise awareness of the fact that young women can and do get breast cancer," said YSC CEO Michele Przypyszny. "With the additional support of the Nuggets and Kisses brands, the YSC will reach even more young women affected by the disease and continue to provide vital programs and services for this underserved population."
"Last year, York Peppermint Pattie was the first Hershey product to go pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month," said Michele Buck, Chief Marketing Officer for The Hershey Company. "This year, Hershey will once again show its support of this important cause by adding Nuggets and Kisses to the line-up of brands that will turn pink this October. We are proud to increase our commitment to the YSC and its mission by doubling last year's donation of $125,000 to $250,000."
The Limited Edition Pink collection will be available nationwide beginning in August. Each package will feature information on the YSC as well as The Hershey Company's commitment to the breast cancer cause.
A dynamic group of young survivors and supporters, the Young Survival Coalition is the only international non-profit dedicated to the critical concerns and issues unique to young women affected by breast cancer. Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in women age 15 – 40 (NCI). Through action, advocacy and awareness, the YSC seeks to increase the quality and quantity of life for all young women affected by breast cancer by educating the medical, research, breast cancer and legislative communities and influencing them to address the incidence of the disease in women 40 and under. In addition, the YSC serves as a point of contact and source of support for young women affected by the disease.
To further build awareness and promote the well being of women nationwide, The Hershey Company will be sponsoring the second annual YSC York Tour de Pink bike ride. The four-day event is designed to raise awareness and hope for young women affected by breast cancer nationwide. In addition, Hershey will also be a sponsor of the YSC In Living Pink event, designed to honor the work of the YSC and help raise awareness about breast cancer and its risks in young women.
About the Young Survival Coalition
The Young Survival Coalition was founded in 1998 by three women diagnosed with breast cancer under the age of 32 who were discouraged by the lack of information available to young women diagnosed with the disease. With revenue over $1.5 million, close to 13,000 constituents, 10 staff people and eight affiliates, the YSC works to change the face of breast cancer by advocating for more research on young women and breast cancer and providing this underserved population with programs and services specific to them. The YSC also provides a peer-support network of survivors as well as vital resources to decrease the sense of isolation felt by young women affected by breast cancer. For more information on the YSC, visit www.youngsurvival.org.
About The Hershey Company
The Hershey Company (NYSE: HSY) is a leading snack food company and the largest North American manufacturer of quality chocolate and non-chocolate confectionery products. With revenues of over $4 billion and more than 13,000 employees worldwide, The Hershey Company markets such well-known brands as Hershey's, Reese's, Hershey's Kisses, Kit Kat, Almond Joy, Mounds, Jolly Rancher, Twizzlers, Ice Breakers, and Mauna Loa, as well as innovative new products such as Take 5 and Hershey's Cookies. In addition to its traditional confectionery products, Hershey offers a range of products specifically developed to address the nutritional interests of today's health-conscious consumer. These products include sugar-free Hershey's, Reese's and York candies, and PayDay Pro. It also markets Hershey's cocoa, Hershey's syrup and other branded baking ingredients, toppings and beverages. In addition, Artisan Confections Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Hershey Company, markets such premium chocolate offerings as Scharffen Berger, known for its high-cacao dark chocolate products, and Joseph Schmidt, recognized for its fine, handcrafted chocolate gifts. Visit us at www.hersheynewsroom.com.


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Representative Shelley Berkley (D-NV) who is currently the Congresswoman for Nevada's 1st Congressional District (CD1) has said that she will run for the U.S. Senate seat that will be vacated by retiring Senator John Ensign (R-NV) in 2012.
Berkley has represented Nevada's CD1 since 1999.
Berkley said in part: "This race is about a clear choice for Nevada's future," she said. "While Dean Heller is proudly fighting on behalf of the tea party to dismantle Medicare and Social Security and protect corporations that ship American jobs overseas, I will continue working on behalf of Nevada's middle-class families by creating good paying jobs and keeping our promises to seniors."
"Nevadans know me and they know I will never stop working on behalf of our state, standing up for veterans, creating opportunities for our children, fighting to end Yucca Mountain and helping our economy recover by putting people back to work. There is so much at stake in this election for Nevada. And that is why I have decided to run for the US Senate and work to build a stronger future for our state."
Shelly Berkley who is will known in Nevada has recently made several trips to Northern Nevada in the past weeks meeting with democratic leaders to see how she would fair in the heavily republican parts of our State.
Dean Heller (R-NV) who is currently the congressman representing Nevada's 2nd Congressional District (CD2) and who has little name recognition outside of Northern Nevada had already announced that he will be running for the Senate seat being vacated by Senator Ensign. Both Berkley and Heller may be contested in the 2012 primary in their respective parties, but both are favored to win their parties nomination at this moment.
Berkley has been a strong advocate for Veterans and was a driving force behind the new Veterans Administration Hospital that will open next year in North Las Vegas.
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PRECAUTIONS: Before using foscarnet, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: liver disease, kidney disease, dehydration, low electrolyte levels (calcium, magnesium, potassium, phosphate), nervous system problems (e.g., seizure history), heart disease.This drug may make you dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do any activity that requires alertness until you are sure you can perform such activities safely. Limit alcoholic beverages.Caution is advised when using this drug in children because they may be more sensitive to the effects of the drug, especially the effects on developing bones.Caution is advised when using this drug in the elderly because they may be more sensitive to the effects of the drug, especially the effects on the kidneys.During pregnancy, this medication should be used only when clearly needed. Discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor.It is not known whether this drug passes into breast milk. Because of the possible harm to the infant, breast-feeding is not recommended.
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2014 EU Right of Free Movement will Devastate the UK
2014 EU RIGHT OF FREE MOVEMENT WILL DEVASTATE THE UK – With just 11 months to go before the UK is forced by the EU to open its doors to 29 million Romanian and Bulgarian citizens, most of which are seeking to live off the British Taxpayer, and still the Government either has no clue on the actual influx of immigrants or it simply isn't telling the people.
Immigration Minister Mark Harper actually gave up the answer, whether intentionally or not, by announcing in parliament that it would not be helpful, or in the public's interest to know, how many immigrants are expected and what effect they will have on Britain and the taxpayers.
So there you have it, or not. Does Mark Harper actually know the answer, but refusing to give it up so as not to scare the living daylights out of the British citizens or is it the case that he is just another member of the 'Old Boys Network' that is over paid and totally inept at doing anything other than opening his mouth and letting out hot air.
Whichever of the options you may choose one thing is for sure… the UK is going to be inundated with more immigrants.
MigrationWatch have already provided some figures to the public and they estimate that the UK could see as many as 50,000 Romanian and Bulgarian immigrants enter the UK Borders per year. To give you an idea of how many people that is, this is roughly the population of Newcastle.
It is common knowledge that the UK is at breaking point. The UK simply does not have the room to house all these people. On top of that you have an increased burden on an already over stretched National Health Service and the taxpayer is being raped by the government in order to cover the cost of increased benefits.
Mark Harper, in my view, is another useless and over paid waste of space. In his view we should be treated like children – to be seen but not heard and only to be given information he deems fit. Yet another politician who is unable to grasp the simply concept of who is boss is and it's NOT David Cameron but the taxpayer.
What the British people need now is an EU Referendum so that we can pulling out and close the doors before it is too late. Unfortunately David Cameron will not do it and is using the Referendum as a way of bribing the voters to re-elect him in the next general election, by which time it will be too late.
The British people, or at least the hard working taxpayer, really need to take stock of the situation. I'm afraid the good ship Britain is not going to stay afloat and so go to your banks, withdraw your life boat and get the hell out while you can.


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The epic story of Moses comes to life before thousands in Sight and Sound's Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, theater. The newest musical stage production raises the bar on visual effects, acting, entertainment and message.
First time visitors are in for an eye opening experience as they travel through rural Pennsylvania farmland and enter into the more than 2,000 seat theater. The larger than life statue of Moses in the atrium is a prelude to the quality of the production to come. Those who have seen one of Sight and Sound's biblical productions will be familiar with the incorporation of live animals and the impressive staging on the 300 foot wrap around stage. Moses continues this tradition by having a variety of animals to include, horses, camels, goats, birds and more, entering through the theater and interaciting with performers on stage.
The challenges to credibly depict the monumental events of Moses' life were many, and as a part of the audience I wondered how they would pull this off without detracting from the story. As a recap to some of the major visual events in the story there is the burning bush and the ten plagues: turning the water to blood, frogs, lice, diseased livestock, boils, storms of fire and more. The one event that concerned me as to how they would handle was the parting of the Red Sea. I am happy to report that the technical and creative levels were beyond Broadway. The acting, the costumes, and musical numbers were all flawless and the story true to the Biblical account in Exodus.
Throughout the performance I caught myself comparing this story with other visual presentations of Moses. Throughout the last 68 years the standard to measure stories about Moses has been Cecil B. DeMille's production of the Ten Commandments, starring Charlton Heston as Moses, and Yul Brynner as Pharaoh. This film advertised the parting of the Red Sea as "the most spectacular scene ever filmed."
For younger audiences there is 1998 Dreamworks Production , Prince of Egypt, an animated musical story of Moses. Like the Ten Commandments the story tells of an Egyptian prince who learns his identity as a Hebrew and later delivers his people.
Both films received several nominations for Academy Awards and both received an Oscar for their achievements. While this cast and crew did an exceptional job on every level there will be no such awards for this outstanding production. In fact there is no curtain call, and no names of the accomplished and talented actors in the program which is in keeping with the mission of the Sight and Sound organization: "to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ and sow the Word of God into the lives of our customers, guests and fellow workers by visualizing and dramatizing the Scriptures through inspirational productions, encourage others and seeking always to be dedicated and wise stewards of our God-given talents and resources."
Performance are scheduled through April 18th 2015. Tickets and pricing is available on the Sight and Sound Theaters' website.


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by Dorothy Bloemendaal
Peach Pie Squares
l roll refrigerated sugar cookies
1/2 cup quick cooking oats
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
1/4 cup chopped pecans
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 cup granulated sugar
3 tablespoons cornstarch
4 cups sliced peeled ripe peaches
l tablespoon lemon juice
Heat oven to 375ş. Spray 9-inch square baking pan with cooking spray. Break up three-fourths of cookie dough in pan. Press dough evenly in bottom of pan to form crust. Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until golden brown.
In a medium bowl, crumble remaining cookie dough. Add oats, brown sugar, pecans, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon and remaining 1/4 teaspoon of the nutmeg; toss and set aside.
Mix granulated sugar, cornstarch, remaining 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon and remaining 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg. Stir in peaches and lemon juice until thoroughly coated. Heat to boiling over medium-high heat, stirring constantly. Boil and stir l minute.
Spoon peach mixture evenly over partially baked crust. Top with oat mixture. Bake 25-30 minutes longer or until topping is golden brown and filling is bubbly. Cool hour before serving. Cut into squares. 9 servings.
Chicken Cheese Enchiladas
l package Old El Paso® taco seasoning mix
l tablespoon olive or vegetable oil
1/2 cup water
l lb. boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into bite-size pieces or strips
3 cups shredded Monterey Jack cheese (12 oz.)
1/3 cup chopped fresh cilantro
1/2 teaspoon salt
l container (15 oz.) ricotta cheese
l can (4.5 oz.) chopped green chiles
l egg
l jar (16 oz.) thick 'n chunky salsa
12 (6-inch) flour tortillas
Heat oven to 350ş. Mix taco seasoning mix, oil and 1/4 cup of the water. Add chicken pieces; turn to mix. Refrigerate at least 5 minutes but no longer than 12 hours.
Mix 2 1/2 cups of Monterey Jack cheese, cilantro, salt, ricotta cheese, chiles and egg.
Heat skillet. Add chicken with marinade; cook and stir 5 to 10 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink in center. In ungreased 9x13 baking dish, mix 1/2 cup of the salsa and remaining 1/4 cup water. Spread evenly in bottom of baking dish. Spoon 1/3 cup cheese mixture down center of each tortilla. Top with chicken; roll up. Place filled tortillas, seam side down, over salsa mixture in baking dish. Drizzle enchiladas with remaining salsa. Sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup Monterey Jack cheese. Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until cheese is melted. 6 servings.
Mild Fresh Salsa
3 fresh tomatoes, peeled, seeded and finely chopped
1/2 cup minced fresh cilantro
2 to 3 garlic, cloves, minced
1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
1/2 cup sliced green onions
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
In a bowl, combine all ingredients. Chill before serving.
Yield: 3 cups. Serve with meat dishes or chips.
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