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Youth Club: Criminal Background Check Program - Overview
Program Overview
USA Track & Field has implemented a criminal background screening program on coaches and volunteers of youth clubs.
Background Checks have been implemented by USATF to:
Please note that this screening is not intended to serve as a pre-employment background-screening program, nor can screening guarantee that incidents of abuse by coaches/volunteers will not occur. Background screening is designed as a preventative risk management tool, but does not ensure inappropriate behavior will not occur.
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Screening Details
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Screening Criteria
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Convictions for, disclosures of convictions for, and pending dispositions for any of the following crimes, and registrations or sanctions, or disclosures for any listed registrations or sanctions, will prompt a determination that an applicant 'does not meet' the criminal background screening criteria:
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College Hockey:Atlantic Hockey Picks Dec. 13-14
Last Week:
Dan: 7-3-2
Chris: 7-3-2
On the season:
Dan: 76-34-10 (.675)
Chris: 77-33-10 (.683)
This Week's Picks
Friday, Dec. 13 and Saturday, Dec. 14 :
American International at Maine
Dan: AIC is in a bad spot, and they desperately need the holidays. Alfond is a bad place to play, and Maine is overachieving big this year. Maine sweeps.
Chris: The Yellow Jackets are in a tailspin right now that I don't think Alfond Arena is going to be the place they pull out of it. Maine sweeps.
Saturday, Dec. 14:
Niagara vs. Rochester Institute of Technology
Dan: Outdoor game. Rabid fan base. Streaking hot RIT. Niagara coming off a sweep loss by UConn, which means they'll be super hungry. This has the trappings to be an instant classic. RIT wins.
Chris: The Tigers have only beaten the Purple Eagles once since moving to Division I (1-10-6), but that was in a big game – the 2012 AHA semifinals. This is another big game, being played outdoors in a AAA baseball stadium as part of Rochester's week long Frozen Frontier. RIT wins.
Robert Morris at Mercyhurst
Dan: I keep picking RMU, and they've lost so many one-goal and two-goal games that eventually I'm starting to feel like a jinx. I love the program, I like Derek Schooley, and I think there's a heckuva lot more to them than meets the eye with their record. Too bad they draw Mercyhurst this week. All roads are leading to Erie right now. Mercyhurst wins.
Chris: This is a huge game for the Colonials, who slipped into the AHA basement last weekend. But the Lakers are really rolling right now. Mercyhurst wins.
Bentley at Boston University
Dan: The Falcons are the hottest team in the AHA right now. BU has nine NHL draft picks, but they've struggled in David Quinn's new system. People on Comm Ave. haven't turned on him yet, but I feel there's an underlying worry among some of the fan base heading into this game. Branden Komm's next win makes him the all-time program leader, and Alex Grieve and Brett Gensler are clicking and clicking hard. Looking at the factors, I'm calling myself crazy and going for it. Bentley wins.
Chris: I really, really want to pick Bentley in this game, and the Falcons may be the better team right now, but my gut says the Terriers win this one on home ice. Boston University wins.
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Founded in the late 1970s and led by free-jazz multi-instrumentalist Hal Russell until his death in 1992, the NRG Ensemble is a link between the genres birth in the late 1950s and its 1990s resurgence. The group also wrote a number of accessible passages, and it brought together younger luminaries in the form of saxophonists Ken Vandermark and Mars Williams, bassists Kent Kessler and Brian Sandstrom, and drummer Steve Hunt.
Under the guidance of Williams, the group continued after Russells death, although Vandermark stepped in for Williams during an early 90s absence. Williams later rejoined the group, and Vandermark, citing differing musical interests, left in 1998. NRG played a few shows without Vandermark in 1998 and 99, but has largely remained dormant since. However, the group is sporadically active, and in late October of 2008 NRG Ensemble payed reverence to Russell (with local free-jazz regular Dave Rempis taking the place of Vandermark) at Hideout.
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I usually don't write about politics. I find that the best political writing should employ (exploit?) a subtle and sophisticated hand, especially in these days of tightrope walks and frayed nerves that seem to deal better with cardboard emotions than sheets of facts and figures. I am seldom subtle and, unfortunately, never sophisticated. I'm better off subjecting readers to unintelligible flights of fancy and weirdness than operating a scalpel around the lesions of politics lessons.
But even after witnessing this long, never ending line of fear mongering from the right, I was simply bowled over by the most recent hysteria coming from Minnesota Rep. Michelle Bachmann who suggested that major newspapers should investigate other members of Congress to "find out if they are pro-America or anti-America." (Of course my first thought was, "I thought the media was controlled by the leftist elite, so how could such an investigation actually work … the left will protect their anti-American progeny!" Then again, I think it's only fair that we should start the investigation with Rep. Bachmann -- you know, she who throws the first stone...just to make sure her aim is true?)
Joseph McCarthy. Not exactly our finest moment as a nation. And now, well here we are ... But then out of nowhere, my rarely seen sunny-optimistic side crawled out from beneath my bleak crusty disposition, swatting away my pesky depression in one mighty blow. I suddenly remembered a quote from Edward R. Murrow's show See It Now and the special episode entitled "A Report on Senator Joseph McCarthy" that aired on the evening of May 9, 1954.
This week marks the 50th anniversary of Edward R. Murrow's seminal address about the future of radio and television, delivered in Chicago on Oct. 15, 1958, in what is now known as the "wires and lights in a box" speech. The legendary CBS newsman warned attendees at the Radio and Television News Directors Association convention to make the most of the new electronic media, and not allow only "escapism and insulation from the realities of the world in which we live."
"This instrument can teach, it can illuminate; yes, and it can even inspire. But it can do so only to the extent that humans are determined to use it to those ends. Otherwise it is merely wires and lights in a box"
I suspect Edward R. Murrow would be deeply appalled at what passes as news and news commentary today. Then again, I think he probably had a premonition of it all crashing on down the turnpike. …
Below is a portion of that speech performed by David Strathairn as Murrow in the 2005 film Good Night, and Good Luck.
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Specs for Ricks Motorsport Electrics Stator - 21-303
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Specs for Ricks Motorsport Electrics Stator - 21-303
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Fitment for Ricks Motorsport Electrics Stator - 21-303See if this part fits your ride
Part 21585 fits the following machines
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- 1979 Suzuki GS1000E
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Stator - 21-104
Great Buy
Good price and quality, all went well....REMEMBER to buy a stator cover gasket and starter cover gasket, I used silicone sealant but created a problem, must be a clearance problem because motor would not turn over unless I loosened starter cover a little bit, so,,orderd stator cover and starter cover gasket and did it again,,,was ok then......
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Worked well. Tight fit.
We installed the matching rotor, stator, brushes and rectifier in out 82 Honda cb900 It was recommended to us to replace all components with the age of the bike and it not charging properly. After replacing all components with parts from Dennis Kirk which were made by ricks electric the bike would still not charge. It turned out to be a bad out of the box rectifier because when we plugged the old one back in it charged the system just fine. 6 months down the road and not too many miles the contact surface on the rotor flaked apart and ate the brushes which destroyed the rest of the charging system and required the entire charging system be replaced once again to the tune of $450(ish) So I'm not very happy with the quality of some of these aftermarket parts. Other than that the stator never gave us issues besides a very snug fit.
Review By: HeerDunter
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Dead on arrival
I ordered this for a 1996 Yamaha Virago. When it arrived it only worked on two phases therefore it would not charge the battery. The wire placement on the stator was not in the right place compared to the OEM one. No terminals on neutral safety switch wire. Picture is misleading.
Review By: Creeker1976
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Great product
I have ordered many items, many times from Dennis Kirk. Once again they came thru as always. The outer stator fit just like OEM but looks heavier duty than OEM. Once the bike was put back together, the stator was working perfectly.
Review By: frankt07
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Good price
Don't know if its me or the bike?? This will be the 3rd stator. First one lasted 2 years? 2nd one lasted 2 MO. Took trip to TX. from PA. Got back from trip & a week later & its just about charging, driving around durring the day with the parking light fuse pull. I replace the reg. with the first stator, stator is all burn up when I took it out.. Just wish I didn't have to pull the engine out to replace it...
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decent product
Shipping was fast and packaged good. When installing, a hole to screw in a bracket on the stator was threaded on the wrong side so i had to tap it. Other than that great product. Old stator measured 12.1V and new 14.3V.
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Worthwhile upgrade
Had smaller gauge wires with inferior insulation on 84' V65 Magna. This was in no brainer purchase. Better quality, and half the price of OEM. No issues.
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I'm a native English speaker and I can only understand English. For some reason, every email notification I get from the Find My iPhone service (such as a "locked" or "alarm" confirmation) is in French. At least, it looks like French. Before today I've never set my locale to anything other than English on my phone or iCloud.
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Cynthia and Peter's marriage seems to be taking a turn for the worse…again. On top of that, Cynthia throws gasoline on the fire by allowing her sister (the troublemaker) to come stay with them for two months without consulting Peter first.
Malorie doesn't waste any time sticking her nose where it doesn't belong. The minute Cynthia shares an intimate detail with Mal she blabs to Peter. She has the nerve to ask if Peter was upset because he was sexually frustrated. How is that her business?
Is Cynthia withholding sex from Peter intentionally as payback or as a sick power move? It's either a passive aggressive tactic or just one of those things where it's difficult to be intimate with your husband when the dream he sold you has turned into a financial nightmare.
With all of that going on, Cynthia decides to be nice to Mal and let her have a jewelry sale party at The Bailey Agency. NeNe invites Mynique (Chuck Smith's wife), who stirred up drama in the last couple of episodes digging into his past relationships with Phaedra and Kandi.
Who knows what he told his wife about his involvement with these two, but it was over twenty years ago so why is it a big deal now? Chuck tried to set the record straight that Phaedra and Kandi were just part of the team aka "jump offs" and nothing more.
How tacky of him to say such things to a married woman and a soon-to-be married woman. However, when Phaedra told Kandi what he said it was hilarious how they strongly insinuated that Chuck wasn't packing using phrases like "the little homie", "cocktail sausage" and "bite-sized brownie". Kandi called it by saying he is only bringing up their names because they are popping on the scene and Chuck is just trying to make a name for himself.
Phaedra and Kandi pretty much kept their distance from Mynique and mingled with the other ladies. Other than a quick spat between Malorie and Kenya regarding Mal's surprise extended stay – everything was going fine until NeNe tells Porsha she's not a good friend.
NeNe couldn't understand why Porsha would move into an 8,000 square foot home in her neighborhood without letting her know. Porsha claimed she was eventually going to stop by and surprise NeNe. Porsha walks off in tears when she is told once again she's not a good friend because she doesn't call or text unless she needs something.
Is Porsha exhibiting a one-sided friendship? Should NeNe cut the girl some slack due to her divorce turmoil? NeNe apologized but told Porsha she needs to do better because everyone is going through something and they could be a shoulder to lean on for each other.
Thankfully they hugged it out. Maybe NeNe can be a big sister and talk some sense into this girl and figure out why a single woman needs such a huge lease-to-purchase home without any income or decent spousal support. In the words of Wendy Williams, Porsha is being less than smart.


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Dr. Steven Kruse teaches at Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio. He has a vast array of teaching and performance experience, having performed as principal violist of the Kansas City Symphony, Kansas City Camerata, Windsor Symphony, South Bend Symphony, and Flint Symphony. Currently, he performs with the Toledo Symphony. He has performed in Germany, Romania, Israel, Italy, South Africa, Taiwan, and Vietnam, where he appeared as both viola soloist and conductor. Dr. Kruse has presented performance and lecture sessions at annual conventions for the American String Teachers Association, College Music Society, Music Educators National Conference, and International Viola Society Congresses.
Dr. Kruse taught for twelve years at the Conservatory of Music, University of Missouri-Kansas City, serving for four years as Coordinator of Strings. He has also held teaching positions at West Virginia University, Bowling Green State University, the University of Toledo, University of Windsor, University of Western Ontario, William Jewell College, and the University of Notre Dame. He also taught for twenty years at Eastern Music Festival in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Dr. Kruse earned his Bachelor and Master of Music degrees from the Manhattan School of Music, and a Doctorate from Ball State University. His principal teachers have been Lillian Fuchs, Milton Thomas, Robert Slaughter, and Jerzy Kosmala. He has co-authored articles with his wife, Penny, in the Strad, American String Teacher, and the Journal of the American Viola Society. Dr. Kruse is past treasurer of the American Viola Society and the International Viola Society.


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Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff are two young men that are both pretending to be someone they are not. Ernest loves Gwendolyn. Cecily loves Ernest. What could possibly go wrong?
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A New Russia, Stadium by Stadium
News Hub: Russia, Qatar Score World Cup Goals
By Richard Boudreaux and Gregory L. White
Russia's selection to host the 2018 World Cup soccer championship gave Prime Minister Vladimir Putin a triumph on the international stage and a big to-do list at home.
Over the next seven-plus years Russia must build 13 world-class stadiums and upgrade airports, rail lines and highways to move teams, officials and hordes of fans among 13 cities spread over thousands of miles. It must make backwater sites that now lack decent hotels hospitable for foreign visitors. And it must do it all without straining a treasury already shelling out billions for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
That may sound daunting, but Putin and other Russian officials managed to persuade FIFA's executive committee that his personal commitment to the task outweighed the risks. The panel voted in Zurich on Thursday to send the sport's biggest event to Eastern Europe for the first time, overlooking rival bids from England, Spain-Portugal and Belgium-Netherlands.
"Russia loves soccer. Russia knows what soccer is and in our country we have everything to conduct the 2018 World Cup on a very worthy level," Putin told journalists in Moscow after FIFA announced its choice.
He said the decision shows "that Russia is trusted, that there's confidence in her possibilities, even though some of the facilities aren't ready."
In fact, Russia is so ill-prepared for a World Cup now that it had to base its bid on computer graphics and blueprints to give the FIFA panel an idea what stadiums and transport infrastructure might look like by 2018.
Just one of Russia's stadiums, Luzhniki in Moscow, meets FIFA's World Cup requirements. Even there, the artificial turf must be replaced with natural grass for the championship. Of the 15 other stadiums where matches will be held, two must be renovated and the others built from scratch.
Putin personally signed all government guarantees presented to the FIFA panel and promised to drop entry-visa requirements for players, officials and fans with valid tickets.
It was Putin's personal lobbying that helped Russia earn the right to host the Winter Olympics. This time he made Russia's case from a distance, delaying a trip to Zurich until just after the decision.
President Dmitry Medvedev, who also strongly supported the bid, celebrated with a message on his Twitter account: "Hurrah! Victory!"
"Now we have to get ready," he added.
Moscow's stock market rose late Thursday as investors anticipated the spending required to get ready for the World Cup.
Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin told reporters Thursday that Russia would spend "significantly less" preparing for the soccer championship than it will for the Olympics.
Construction alone for the World Cup is budgeted at $3.82 billion. But financial analysts say real costs could run into the tens of billions of dollars as Russia works to improve transportation among the far-flung 13 host cities. Those venues stretch from the Kaliningrad enclave on the Polish border to Yekaterinburg in the Ural Mountains.
In a report before the voting, FIFA's technical team said it was concerned about Russia's "vastness and remoteness from other countries." The lack of high-speed rail links would "put pressure on the air traffic infrastructure."
Those concerns appeared to be validated last month when the Belgian soccer team was delayed arriving in Voronezh to play against Russia. Because of fog in Voronezh on the eve of the match, the Belgian team's flight landed in Moscow and players spent the night there because no high-speed rail service connects the 300 miles between the cities.
Travel in Russia can be challenging and delays are legendary. At the same hour FIFA announced Russia's selection, a bull escaped during the unloading of cattle from a cargo plane at Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport, suspending all traffic there for about 20 minutes, the Interfax news agency reported.
"Of course, it would have been easier to give the world championship to England, where all the necessary infrastructure exists now, or the U.S.A., where also nothing needs to be done," said Vyacheslav Fetisov, a former Russian hockey great who now sits in the country's senate. He said FIFA's decision stems from a policy of using the World Cup to expand the sport.
Spreading soccer enthusiasm to backwater venues like Saransk and Kaliningrad might be a hard sell, notwithstanding Putin's claim that Russia loves the sport. Kaliningrad has a lackluster soccer team, and "all they're discussing in town is whether we need the team at all, is it worth the money spent on it," said Zhanna Meyler, a journalist there.
Arkady Dvorkovich, Medvedev's chief economic aide, highlighted another problem surrounding the World Cup project – massive corruption.
"Victoryyyyy!" he wrote on Twitter. "We'll be able to do so much useful for our children! Medicine and roads. … And let's do it without kickbacks."


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Cost-effective off-road I&I reduction
Though roughly twice as much as self-leveling steel covers, Monctons Sewer Systems Department estimates the frames will pay for themselves over time by reducing systemwide inflow and infiltration by one- to two-thirds.
City of Moncton
Two years ago, the city began renewing manholes with an aesthetically pleasing ventless frame-and-lid system that bolts together with stainless steel fasteners to eliminate infiltration and thwart theft.
Most manhole construction leads to future aboveground obstructions and easy access to sewers. Though pickholes are less than an inch in diameter, a four-hole lid lets in 16 to 26 gallons of water per minute.
In Moncton, some sewer lines run beneath drainage ditches and manholes are raised to stay above flowing water in storm events. Many of these raised manholes are being replaced with watertight LifeSpan manholes, which can be placed at ground level and are more aesthetically pleasing.
Even completely submerged in a drainage ditch, the watertight manholes resist inflow.
Most manhole construction leads to future aboveground obstructions and easy access to sewers. Though pickholes are less than an inch in diameter, a four-hole lid lets in 16 gallons to 26 gallons of water per minute.
Where conventional manholes like this one are in or near backyards, the City of Moncton often installs a resilient-rubber manhole system to significantly lower sewer odor.
The Canadian city of Moncton, population 70,000, is located in the geographic center of the Maritime Provinces. For this reason, and because it's historically been a center of shipping and rail, Hub City has a notably strong economy. It has grown fast at times, and its infrastructure has to grow fast too.
"We're part of a tri-city region, and our wastewater collection systems are struggling to keep up," says Sewer Systems Department Project Engineer Darryl Bonhower, PE. "Anything we can do to ease that pressure translates into significant current and future savings."
Sewer Systems is especially concerned about the potential effects of stormwater inflow and infiltration (I&I) on treatment plant capacity, electricity usage, and sewer overflows. When Bonhower and his team analyzed the problem, they found that off-road and rural manholes, in particular, were a problem.
Most are below grade, so inflow is dramatic during storms. Almost 10 feet of snow falls on the city every winter and melts every spring.
There were problems inside the manhole as well.
Some sewers date to 1895, with some systems made of vitrified clay or brick; and roughly half the manholes fall into the "old" category. Newer concrete manholes didn't completely eliminate the problem. They have numerous joints and concrete-to-iron sealants have limited life expectancy. Water was getting into the collection system between the concrete cover and the iron frame and in other ways.
It all added up to a lot of unwanted wastewater.
"The extraneous flows were really robbing our system of capacity," he says.
The department produced an internal paper on the subject: Surface Water Inflow through Manhole Lift/Vent Holes into Sanitary Sewer Systems. They found:
Note that this is the inflow only through the lift/holes. Additional inflow occurs between the steel cover and the steel grate, and between the steel grate and the concrete manhole.
Extraneous inflows like these may not seem significant, but they have a grave impact on system performance. A typical 7.9-inch-diameter PVC sanitary sewer running at a minimum grade of 0.5% has a full flow capacity of 475.5 gpm. If 10 covers are leaking, bout one-third to two-thirds of capacity is lost.
Losing that much capacity was a problem, of course, but determining the source of so much I&I was also a tremendous opportunity. If Moncton could find a way to dramatically reduce water leaking in through manholes, construction or expansion of wastewater collection systems could be deferred for years, maybe decades.
Fortunately, surface inflow is easier, and cheaper, to detect and mitigate than subsurface infiltration through pipe joint and crack leaks. Some studies conclude that eliminating I&I at manholes can, over the life of the project, reduce inflow for as little as 1 cent per gallon compared to hundreds of dollars per gallon for sewer replacement or rehabilitation.
With this determination made, operators formulated an asset-management plan based on two technologies:
Epoxy coatings work particularly well when the manhole is in good shape, structurally, with leaks confined mainly to joints.
Who: City of Moncton, New Brunswick, Water & Sewer
Wastewater collection system: 477 miles
Pipeline material: vitrified clay and brick (aprox. 50%), concrete and HDPE (50%)
Total no. of manholes: 11,318
No. of sanitary manholes: 4,455
As a result, the department is also installing more frame-and-cover systems made by Toronto-based Hamilton Kent, a turnkey manufacturer and distributor of resilient-rubber sealing systems and components. After learning of the Lifespan System in 2011, they installed a couple in 2012 to test them out. That was followed by about 15 more in 2013. Going forward, the product will be installed annually as manholes need rehabilitation.
"We've put these out to tender this year, and have been receiving bids for $1,500 – $2,000 plus labor," says Bonhower. Although that's double what the department paid for self-leveling steel covers, he's convinced the covers pay for themselves.
"Look what we're avoiding or deferring—sewer renewal at approximately $400/meter—and all the other costs of extraneous flow," he says. "When you look at the big picture, this system is extremely cost-effective."
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2013-14:Indoor- Did not compete.Outdoor- Did not compete.
2012-13: Indoor- Did not compete. Outdoor- Did not compete.
2011-12: Indoor- Competed in the pole vault at six meets... Reached a season high of 10-04.00 (3.15m) at the Illini Open (1/14) and the Illini Classic (1/21)... Highest finish was a fourth place showing at the IWU Invitational (1/28). Outdoor- Missed the entire outdoor season due to injury.
High School: Attended Rochelle Township High School... Holds the school record in the pole vault at 11 feet... Member of the school's honor roll.
Personal:Full name is Taylor Marie Jenkins... Born on March 8, 1993, in Rockford, Ill... Daughter of Norm and Dawn Jenkins... Sister Jennifer is a member of the Illinois State track & field team... Undecided on a major.