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LOS ANGELES – UCLA (7-8, 1-2) looks to get back to .500 when it travels to Arizona (4-9, 0-2) for a Pac-12 contest on Friday, Jan. 10 in McKale Center. The game will be televised live on the Pac-12 Networks and is slated for a 7:06 p.m. PT/8:06 p.m. MT tip-off.
Venue: McKale Center
Arena Capacity: 14,545
Date: Jan. 10, 2014
Times: 7:06 p.m. (PT)/8:06 p.m. (MT)
TV: Pac-12 Networks
Talent: Aaron Goldsmith (play-by-play), Ann Meyers Drysdale (analyst)
Listen Online: www.uclabruins.com
Internet Audio: Dave Marcus (play-by-play)
This is the 72nd meeting between UCLA and Arizona with the Bruins dominating the series 50-21. The Bruins won last year's meeting in Tucson, Ariz., as Alyssia Brewer scored a season-high 22 points on 11-for-14 shooting and No. 17 UCLA finished the Pac-12 regular season with a 68-57 victory at McKale Center on Sunday, March 3, 2013. Nirra Fields scored a Pac-12-high 21 points and tied Brewer and Jasmine Dixon with a team-high eight rebounds for the Bruins. Markel Walker had 10 points and seven assists for the Bruins, who played without Thea Lemberger, who injured her elbow in the win at Arizona State. Davellyn White had 16 points, nine rebounds and seven assists for Arizona. The Bruins led by as many as 15 points in the second half after holding a 35-27 lead at the break. UCLA outrebounded Arizona 45-40 and shot 46.2 percent from the field (30-for-65) while holding the Wildcats to 30.0 percent shooting (18-for-60). The Bruins now have twice as many wins (24) as losses (12) against the Wildcats in Tucson, Ariz.
There is a road winning streak on the line when the Bruins meet the Wildcats at Arizona. Dating back to last season, UCLA has won 11 straight games on the road against unranked teams and has won five straight Pac-12 road games. The 11 wins include (descending chronological order): Minnesota, San Diego State, Arizona, Arizona State, USC, Washington State, Washington, Oregon State, Oregon, Pepperdine and St. John's.
The Bruins have now lost three key players for the season as they will be without redshirt freshman Lauren Holiday (3.9 ppg, 4.4 rpg) for the remainder of the year, as announced by Head Coach Cori Close this week. Holiday sustained a head injury at the end of the first half of the USC game (Dec. 30). She joins sophomore guard Kari Korver (4.7 ppg, 1.5 rpg) and junior forward Kacy Swain (3.1 ppg, 3.0 rpg) as players lost for the year. Both of them suffered torn anterior cruciate ligaments (ACL) within a week of each other. Korver also had a tear in her lateral meniscus. Freshman forward Paulina Hersler has yet to play this season due to a knee injury she sustained in Sweden before arriving in the United States.
UCLA sixth-year senior Atonye Nyingifa is currently tied for 10th on the Bruins' career list for most games played with 122. That mark also ranks tied for fourth on the NCAA active career list. She is currently 16th on the Bruins' career scoring list with 1,262 points, which ranks 68th on the NCAA active career list. She is 10th in career rebounds (782) and needs 13 to pass Noelle Quinn (794, 2004-07) for 9th and 17 to pass Janae Hubbard (798, 1997-2000) for 8th. She is 10th in free throws made (305), which ranks 45th on the NCAA active career charts and 9th in free throws attempted (437), which ranks 44th on the NCAA active career chart.
This year UCLA has the distinction of having the first televised conference game when they hosted USC (Dec. 30) and the last televised conference game on March 2, 2014 when they visit Utah (1:00 p.m.). The Bruins will be making a total of 18 television appearances, the most in school history, during the 2013-14 regular season.
UCLA was selected to finish fifth in both the Pac-12 conference's preseason coaches and media polls. Stanford was picked to finish first, followed by California, Colorado and Washington. After the Bruins, USC was selected to finish sixth, followed by Utah and Oregon State.
The Bruins can boast of having one of the toughest schedules in the country as four of its nonconference games were against teams ranked in the top 12 (at #12/17 Nebraska, vs. #12/14 North Carolina, vs. #10/13 Oklahoma and at #4/5 Notre Dame). The Bruins' nonconference strength of schedule ranked No. 3 in the country (tops in the Pac-12) and helped the Bruins to a No. 26 overall ranking in the RPI. Twelve of the Bruins' first 15 opponents have a winning record and UCLA's nonconference opponents are a combined 118-55 for a .682 winning percentage (Nebraska 12-3; Pepperdine 5-10; North Carolina 12-3; Oklahoma 10-5; James Madison 10-4; Grand Canyon 11-4; NC State 14-1; Notre Dame 13-0; San Diego State 3-9; Minnesota 11-5; Auburn 10-4 and Cal Poly 7-7).
UCLA forward Atonye Nyingifa (Torrance, Calif.) established or tied six career-highs in leading the Bruins to an 82-76 upset win over No. 10/13 Oklahoma at Pauley Pavilion on Nov. 24 and was named Pac-12 Player of the Week. Nyingifa tied her career-best with a game-high 28 points and career-bests in free throws made (12) and free throws attempted (15). She completed her second straight double-double against a ranked team with a career-high 16 rebounds, including six on the offensive glass. The sixth-year senior also handed out a career-high six assists against the Sooners. The win over Oklahoma was UCLA's 700th victory in program history.
In the Bruins' 78-68 setback to No. 12 North Carolina, UCLA had three players record double-doubles (Atonye Nyingifa - 18 pts., 11 rebs.; Nirra Fields - 12 pts., 10 rebs.; Lauren Holiday - 10 pts., 11 rebs.). They became the first trio of Bruins to record a double-double in the same game in over 23 years. In a 79-65 home win over Oregon on Feb. 23, 1990, Sandra VanEmbricqs (22 pts., 14 rebs.), Michele Wooton (17 pts., 10 rebs.) and Rehema Stephens (12 pts., 10 rebs.) were the last to pull off that feat.
In UCLA's 82-78 home win over Pepperdine (Nov. 11), the Bruins had three players score 20 or more points in the same game (Thea Lemberger 25 pts., Atonye Nyingifa 24 pts., Nirra Fields 20 pts.). It marked the first time since a 91-58 home win over Oregon State on Jan. 31, 2004 (Noelle Quinn 24 pts., Nikki Blue 23 pts., Lisa Willis 21 pts.) that that feat has been matched.
The Bruins duplicated that feat in the 96-89 win over Cal Poly (Dec. 28) when Nirra Fields (36 points), Thea Lemberger (23 points) and Atonye Nyingifa (23 points), combined to score 82 of UCLA's 96 points.
In the win over Cal Poly, the Bruins had several great individual and team performances. The 96 points scored by UCLA in the win were the most in nearly four years or 125 games (defeated Oregon at home, 104-80, on Jan. 28, 2010). Senior forward Atonye Nyingifa was 11-for-18 from the free throw line. The 18 attempted free throws were a career-high and the second-most in school history (20, Necie Thompson, 2/18/83 vs. CS Fullerton, 11-for-20). Nirra Fields' career-high of 36 points vs. the Mustangs were the most since Nikki Blue scored 36 against Arizona State on Mar. 5, 2005. The total is tied for the 11th-highest single game performance in UCLA history. Fields also made a career-high five three-pointers against Cal Poly.
In the 66-60 loss to Auburn (Dec. 21, 2013), the Bruins had two individual standout performances. Corinne Costa, who has the UCLA single-game record for blocks with seven, tied it for the third time against the Tigers. Nirra Fields also had a career-high eight steals, which was the most since Markel Walker had eight in a win over Hawai'i (Nov. 19, 2009).
UCLA ranks in the Top 100 in the country (out of 343) as a team in three statistical categories, coming in at No. 37 in turnovers per game (13.7), No. 51 in turnover margin (3.47) and No. 93 in personal fouls per game (17.8). Two players rank in the Top 100 in the country as senior forward Atonye Nyingifa ranks No. 42 in double-doubles with six on the year (ranks third in the Pac-12), No. 64 in total points (257) and No. 71 in steals per game (2.40 spg). Sophomore guard Nirra Fields ranks No. 47 in total points (267), No. 94 in steals per game (2.27 spg) and No. 99 in points per game (17.8 ppg).
Head Coach Cori Close enters her third year with the Bruins after guiding UCLA to the second round of the NCAA Tournament last year and a Pac-12 Tournament runner-up finish. She sports an overall record of 47-32 (.595).


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Foster parents as members
(1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, a credit union that provides in its articles of incorporation or bylaws for membership of employees of the State of Oregon shall also permit membership of any person:
(a) Serving as a foster parent in a foster home certified by the Department of Human Services under ORS 418.625 (Definitions for ORS 418.625 to 418.645) to 418.645 (Appeal from decision of department); and
(b) Maintaining a developmental disability child foster home certified by the Department of Human Services under ORS 443.830 (Definitions for ORS 443.830 and 443.835) and 443.835 (Certificate required).
(2) A person eligible for membership in a credit union under subsection (1) of this section shall comply with all other membership requirements applicable to any other person eligible for membership in the credit union. [1989 c.550 §2; 1999 c.59 §226; 1999 c.316 §9]

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Sen. Jon Tester and Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell wear gift blankets from tribal members before touring the Assiniboine and Sioux Rural Water Supply System.
Bringing water to rural areas is a task that can be challenging. The Assiniboine and Sioux Rural Water Supply System (ASRWSS) is a state of the art water treatment facility that isn't going to just help the tribes, but could potentially help others in Roosevelt and Valley counties.
Secretary of Interior Sally Jewell visited the facility with Sen. Jon Tester at the end of several meetings with the Fort Peck Tribes and other tribes in Montana. The tour with tribes was to help Jewell learn what tribal leaders needed, and Tester brought her to visit the water treatment plant to show how well s...
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Sidney and Tammy Moorer, the couple accused of kidnapping and murdering 20-year-old Heather Elvis back in December, went before Horry County Judge Steven John Monday in a hearing that lasted nearly two hours and ended with both being denied bond.
In a packed courtroom in Conway, S. C., WMBF News reported March 17, the judge listened as the prosecution listed the charges against the Moorers and presented its case for murder while lawyers for the married pair attempted to cast doubt on the evidence and secure bonds for their clients. Solicitor Jimmy Richardson offered a timeline of events leading up to the disappearance of Heather Elvis on Dec. 18. Evidence included video footage and phone records from the night Elvis vanished. According to prosecutors, they have evidence Heather Elvis went to Peachtree Landing, the spot in Socastee where her abandoned vehicle was discovered on Dec. 19, the night she went missing. They said they also had evidence a truck from the Moorer home also went to Peachtree Landing that same morning.
Prosecutors believe that Sidney Moorer was the last person to speak with Heather Elvis on her phone. The two had had a prior relationship, one which had supposedly been discontinued at some point. However, testimony includes, according to WBTW, a statement from a witness that says Moorer called Elvis just hours before she went missing and told her he had left his wife.
Text messages were entered into evidence showing that Tammy Moorer had threatened Elvis because of her relationship with Sidney Moorer.
Kirk Truslow, Sidney Moorer's attorney, asked the judge for a reasonable bond, noting that his client had a clean record prior to his arrest in February. He argued that Moorer should be granted bond because of his community ties and his family. He said the prosecution's was "an extremely circumstantial case at best" containing "incredible speculation and rumor."
Greg McCollum, Tammy Moorer's lawyer, also argued that his client had a clean record prior to her arrest.
Judge John, after hearing from the prosecution that the Moorers might be flight risks due to talk of buying land in Florida and perhaps moving to Belize or running to Canada, refused to allow the Moorers to post bond. Prosecution had also noted that releasing the Moorers might place them at risk from the community.
In his decision, according to WBTW, Judge John said he did so due to the seriousness of the charges, the nature of the case and the potential penalty faced by the defendants. He said he was also concerned with the potential of violence from supporters of the two families involved in the case, whether it be caused by the defendants' or victim's side.
The judge did, however, state that further evidence could prompt reconsideration.
People attempting to get into the courthouse were subjected to an intense security screening Monday. The high profile case not only has garnered national attention (not to mention being featured on HLN's "Nancy Grace"), it has ignited strong feelings in the Horry County community, some displayed via social media and others through more traditional methods.
To corroborate the prosecution's position that the Moorer's might be in harm's way should they be granted bond, Horry County Police Chief Saundra Rhodes said the Moorers called police 39 times after receiving multiple threats on social media. She added that police have spent hundreds of hours on the case and immeasurable resources investigating it.
Terry Elvis, Heather's father, pleaded with Judge John to help protect his family, especially his teen daughter, by keeping the Moorers behind bars. The Elvis family has also been the recipient of threats and warnings, including one incident in February where two men yelled at Terry Elvis outside his sign shop in Myrtle Beach that Morgan, Heather's younger sister, was next.
Heather Elvis remains missing. Although a body has yet to be found and could prove somewhat problematic for the prosecution, Horry County authorities felt they had gained enough information from area surveillance camera videotapes (near where Elvis' vehicle was found) to get a search warrant for the Moorers Socastee home back in February. Sidney and Tammy Moorer were arrested that same day on obstruction of justice and indecent exposure charges, then were held in jail pending developments from the search. Over the next three days, they were charged with the kidnapping and the murder of Heather Elvis.


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Balotelli 26 mins
Fulham 1
Duff 47 mins
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City dropped two vital points as Fulham came from behind to take a share of the spoils at the City of Manchester Stadium in a largely disappointing 1-1 draw.
Mario Balotelli had given the Blues the lead midway through the first half with a spectacular strike from outside the box, but there were worrying signs of fatigue from Roberto Mancini's side as the game progressed.
Damien Duff 's equaliser two minutes after the break proved enough the Cottagers to travel home with a point they probably just about deserved.
As feared, Vincent Kompany didn't make the starting line-up having failed to recover from the hip injury he sustained against Aris in midweek and there was still no Nigel de Jong or Micah Richards, either.
James Milner at least made the bench, but what wasn't expected was the absence of play-maker David Silva, who picked up an ankle knock in against the Greeks.
Mancini must have been worried before kick-off about who would take over the creative mantle from the talented Spaniard who he will be hoping receovers in time for the visit of Aston Villa on Wednesday.
Of course, the main focus prior to the game was the return of former manager Mark Hughes who took his seat under the glare of a dozen cameras, but it was all pretty low key in truth.
City were aiming to beat the Cottagers at home for only the second time in eight attempts at the City of Manchester Stadium – and prevent Fulham from adding to their tally of 12 Premier League goals during that period – bizarrely all scored in the second half.
Defeat was not an option for the Blues with Manchester United and Arsenal pulling ever further clear and Chelsea and Tottenham breathing down City's necks in the race for Champions League qualification.
If this is really the part of the season when the tough get going, the Blues needed to forget absent friends and grind out three points that would consolidate third place and, in turn, pressurise those immediately above and below.
With barely 300 travelling fans, most of the early entertainment was generated by the City supporters taunting each other with a selection of songs usually saved for visiting fans, otherwise there was little worthy of note in the opening 25 minutes – it was the 26th minute that finally had the home fans on their feet.
There seemed little threat as Balotelli picked up the ball outside the Fulham box and less still as he played it left to Carlos Tevez who, after deciding his options were limited at best, returned the ball to the Italian striker.
One drop of the shoulder later, the ball was nestling in the back of the Fulham net with Mark Schwarzer beaten by a Balotelli howitzer from 20 yards
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It was his ninth goal in 11 starts and offered further proof of why his manager rates him so highly.
With no further scoring in the first half and the visitors failing to find the net in the opening period for the eighth successive time, the big question was – would the Fulham jinx strike yet again?
Within two minutes of the re-start, the answer was a resounding yes, as Andrew Johnson sped down the right to whip in a cross Damien Duff swept home from six yards.
Fulham continued to threaten thereafter, targeting raids down the right flank where Johnson and Duff were causing numerous problems. City had their chances, too, with Tevez and Kolarov forcing decent saves from Schwarzer, but overall the Blues looked jaded and short on ideas in what was a disappointing afternoon overall.


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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved the second annual loan for Benin under the Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility (ESAF)1, in an amount equivalent to SDR 9.06 million (about US$13 million) in support of the government's economic and financial program for 1998-99. The loan is available in three installments, the first of which will be available on January 15, 1999.
Benin's economic and financial performance improved markedly under the first-year ESAF program. Despite the stagnation of cotton production and the disruptive effects of a serious power shortage in the second quarter for 1998, real GDP growth is estimated at 5.6 percent in 1997 and is projected at 4.4 percent in 1998. After slowing to 2.4 percent in 1997, inflation picked up again in 1998 and was expected to reach 3.7 percent by the end of the year. Preliminary indicators suggest that national saving is likely to decline by about 2 percentage points of GDP in 1998, owing to a drop in private saving. This decline is to be matched by a similar fall in total investment, resulting from difficulties in implementing the public investment program.
The government has pursued a prudent fiscal policy over the past two years. In 1997 the primary deficit fell to 2.5 percent of GDP, compared with a target of 3.8 percent, and the overall deficit (on a payment basis and excluding grants) was reduced to 4.2 percent. Revenue is estimated to increase to 15.3 percent of GDP in 1998 from 14.6 percent, while expenditure is projected to decrease to 16.3 percent from 18.8 percent.
Medium-Term Strategy and Program for 1998-2001
To consolidate the progress made over the past few years, the government intends to rigorously implement economic and structural reforms and make up for recent delays. The medium-term strategy for 1998-2001 aims at further reducing financial imbalances, keeping the economy on the path of sustained growth and job creation, and diversifying the productive base. The principal objectives are to achieve an average real GDP growth of 5.5 percent per annum, keep inflation below 3 percent, and reduce the external current account deficit to levels that can be covered without recourse to exceptional financing. To maintain high real GDP growth, total investment should rise by about 3 percentage points of GDP between 1998 and 2001. Public investment is expected to recover to 7 percent in 2001 from 4.7 percent in 1998, with priority given to the education and health sectors and to infrastructure development.
In order to achieve this medium-term strategy the authorities' economic and financial program for 1998-99 is designed to promote access to basic public services by improving public resource management, and to increase government saving so as to reduce the share of investment financed by external resources. To attain the revenue objective of 15.3 percent of GDP, the government intends to strengthen tax administration and broaden the tax base. On the expenditure side, the government will focus on improving budget management in individual ministries, as well as investment-project execution, in order to ensure an adequate utilization of budget appropriations. This is expected to increase total expenditure by 1½ percentage points of GDP to 18 percent.
Structural Reforms
The authorities will give a new thrust to the implementation of structural policies in 1999. To revitalize public administration and strengthen civil service management the government will implement a civil service reform comprising a new performance-based promotion and compensation system and the decentralization of the public administration by assigning more responsibilities to municipalities. To increase foreign and private domestic investment, the government is determined to broaden the divestiture program including the restructuring and privatization of a number of public enterprises and the liberalization of the telecommunications utilities and cotton sectors. The government will provide an improved regulatory framework to promote sound and sustainable development of the private sector.
Addressing Social Needs
A priority of the government will be to cushion the impact of the adjustment policy on the most vulnerable groups of the population by improving access to essential services and continuing the implementation of its strategy for addressing social dimensions of development. This strategy comprises four main areas: strengthen national capacities to design and implement social policies; improve the knowledge and capacity to monitor living conditions; promote community development through micro projects; and foster job creation.
The Challenge Ahead
Benin has made considerable progress in stabilizing the economy and reducing financial imbalances. However, the situation remains fragile and vulnerable to changes in the regional and international environment. For these reasons, the government is aware of the need to continue and deepen the policies introduced during recent years. Particular attention will be devoted to policies aimed at reducing internal and external imbalances; creating a favorable environment for the development of the private sector; accelerating regional economic integration; strengthening administrative institutions while pursuing decentralization to ensure a greater participation of the population in local economic development; developing human resources; promoting the participation of women in the development process; reducing poverty; and protecting the environment.
Benin joined the IMF on July 10, 1963. Its quota2 is SDR 45.3 million (about US$64 million) and its outstanding use of IMF resources currently totals SDR 66 million (about US$93 million).
1The ESAF is a concessional IMF facility for assisting eligible members that are undertaking economic reform programs to strengthen their balance of payments and improve their growth prospects. ESAF loans carry an interest rate of 0.5 percent a year and are repayable over 10 years with a 5½-year grace period.
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Sussex County will join the Federal Emergency Management Agency in hosting a public meeting from 4 to 6 p.m. on Dec. 2 for property owners and residents to review proposed changes to federally-mandated flood plain maps that could have implications on future construction and homeowner insurance rates.
The open house meeting will be held at the CHEER Community Center, 20520 Sand Hill Road in Georgetown. At the meeting, representatives of county government, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, FEMA and their mapping partners will be on hand to explain the proposed Flood Insurance Rate Maps for Sussex County. The maps, which identify flood-prone areas within the county and have been updated for the first time since 2005 using modern mapping technology and improved information, are used by insurance companies to determine flood insurance rates for buildings and contents.
Approximately 30,000 of the more than 136,000 parcels in Sussex County are within flood plains. Because of the proposed changes, some properties may come out of an identified flood plain, while other parcels could be moved into a flood plain for the first time. As a result of the updates, some buildings in the county may, for the first time, be included in a high-risk flood zone, known as the Special Flood Hazard Area. This may result in the mandatory purchase of flood insurance for those property owners who are affected.
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Lone senior on the men's squad ... Holds four ECU varsity diving records ... Has suffered through two injury-plagued years ... Looks to be healthy for his final season.
at ECU: Set the ECU varsity record in the one-meter (six dives), three-meter (11 dives) and platform dives as a sophomore in 2003 ... Set the varsity record for one-meter (11 dives) as a freshman ... Holds four ECU freshman diving records ... Named ECU Outstanding Rookie Swimmer in 2002-03 ... Two-time member of the PCS Phosphate All-Academic Team at ECU, which recognizes the student-athlete with the highest GPA on his team ... Dean's List student.
High School/Club: Dove for the Bloomburg Dive Club under his father, Coach William Derr ... Three-time District IV diving champions ... District IV record holder for six and 11 dives ... Four-time Pennsylvania High School state medalist ... Finished third at the 2000 YMCA National Diving Championships ... Two-time high school All-American.
Personal: Born November 7, 1982 ... Son of Bill and Mary Derr ... Received his bachelor's degree in English this past spring and is pursuing a master's degree in the same field.


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2009-2010 Took first in the one meter (261.85) and three meter (295.85) in his first collegiate competition against Wright State...won the three meter (283.13) and took second in the one meter (257.10) at Northwestern...claimed first place in the three meter (286.20) against Western Illinois...took first place in the three (303.60) and one (246.15) meter dives against Valparaiso...winner in the three meter dive at Cleveland State (273.10)...finished his first Horizon League Championships with a sixth place finish in the three meter (248.95) and a top 15 finish in the one meter (210.10).
Prep/Personal: Four-year diving letterwinner for the Redhawks, placing fourth in the state diving competition as a senior...guided Naperville Central to a fifth-place team finish in 2009...earned second-team All-Dupage Valley Conference honors, setting the conference record as a senior...born June 4, 1991...son of George and Jackie Greco...majoring in mathematics.
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Deryck Whibley, vocalist for the pop-punk band Sum 41 has come forward about a recent hospitalization and his now impending recovery. He directly attributes years of heavy drinking to the illness, which finally more or less "finally caught up to me" he says. The onset was sudden, and as Whibley described in his letter to fans, caused him to pass out. His fiance got him to the hospital where he was promptly put in the ICU and sedated for a week straight - yes an entire week - while doctors treated him. While he is out of immediate danger for the moment, the road ahead will surely not be easy. Any alcohol is out of the question, as his liver and kidney are in too fragile of a state to handle any more; he could die from even one more drink according to doctors. Whibley seems to have an optimistic attitude about the whole experience, gaining some fresh new perspective on life and on music. Read the full letter that was posted on his website below:
"Hey everyone, it's Deryck here. Sorry I've been so m.i.a. lately, but I've been very sick in the hospital for a month and was pretty sick for a few weeks leading up to my trip to the hospital. The reason I got so sick is from all the hard boozing I've been doing over the years. It finally caught up to me. I was drinking hard every day. Until one night. I was sitting at home, poured myself another drink around mid night and was about to watch a movie when all of a sudden I didn't feel so good. I then collapsed to the ground unconscious. my fiancé got me rushed to the hospital where they put me into the intensive care unit. I was stuck with needles and i.v.'s all over. I was completely sedated the FIRST WEEK. When i finally woke up the next day I had no idea where I was. My mum and step dad were standing over me. I was so freaked out. my liver and kidney's collapsed on me. needless to say it scared me straight. I finally realized I can't drink anymore. If I have one drink the docs say I will die. I'm not preaching or anything but just always drink responsibly. i didn't, and look where that got me. (I never thought i would ever say that! haha) Anyway I have my passion and inspiration back for writing music. I already have a few song ideas for new songs. soon it will be time to start making an album and getting back to touring again. See you all sometime! there will be more posts again so say up to date friends."
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On behalf of the organizing committee and under the auspices of the International Society of In Vitro Fertilization (ISIVF), we are delighted to invite you to take part in the 18th World IVF Congress of In Vitro Fertilization, which will be held in Copenhagen, Denmark, on September 27th to 30th 2015.
This conference will encompass all aspects of contemporary ART. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy an outstanding scientific program and to interact with innovators in our field in a cozy and friendly atmosphere.
Highlights of the Congress will include regenerative medicine, somatic cell nuclear transfer and stem cell technology; advances in laboratory techniques; embryo selection methods; IVF and the endometrium; preimplantation genetic testing (PGD/PGS); male reproduction; aging and IVF; and fertility preservation, among others.The people of Copenhagen are friendly and welcoming and the city has consistently been ranked among the best cities to visit in Europe. The Congress will be held in the inner city, close to the city's historical buildings, the Tivoli Gardens and Art Museums with connections to prominent Danes from the Golden Age: The poet Hans Christian Andersen and the philosopher Søren Kierkegaard. Those with more modern tastes should not miss this opportunity for a closer look at Danish design, the new opera house and superb dining.
Please refer to our website periodically,as it will include all the most recent information regarding this World Congress.
Yours Sincerely
|Zev RosenwaksPresident of ISIVF
|Svend LindenbergCongress President
|Victor GomelExecutive Director of ISIVF
Welcome to ISIVF
Dear Colleagues:
Bob Edwards considered the International Society for In Vitro Fertilization an important part of his legacy, and with this in mind I regard my election to the Presidency of the ISIVF, serving from 2013-2015, a great honor. Working together, I believe we can make the Society the largest international forum for clinicians and scientists working in the assisted reproductive technologies, as Bob intended.
Over the last several months, I have had the pleasure of working with Svend Lindenberg, the Copenhagen Congress President, and Victor Gomel, the Society's Executive Director, in preparation for the next World Congress in Copenhagen in September 2015. With the assistance of the Congress's Scientific Committee, which includes many of our field's luminaries, we are planning three days of presentations by outstanding scientific and clinical leaders in the fields of in vitro fertilization, reproductive genetics and stem cell biology. We intend the Congress to be equally interesting to our colleagues in bench research, embryology and clinical practice.
Indeed, this diversity of topics will also be reflected in the Congress' attendees: In line with Bob Edwards' vision for the Society as an umbrella group for local and subspecialty ART societies, we are pleased to welcome the Asia Pacific Initiative on Reproduction (ASPIRE), the International Society for Fertility Preservation (ISFP) and the Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis International Society (PGDIS), who will organize special sessions within the Congress. I am also pleased to inform our members that Istanbul was selected as the site of the 2017 World Congress at a recent Board meeting in Paris.
ISIVF membership has witnessed exceptional growth over the past several years. Please access links on the left-facing side of our website's Membership Area to apply for membership or to renew your membership.
The Society would not exist without its members, and so I want to thank each of you for your continued support. I hope to have the chance to thank many of you personally in Copenhagen next year.
Zev Rosenwaks, M.D.
President, International Society for In Vitro Fertilization


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The Dixie Highway 90-mile Yard Sale was created in 2006 to celebrate the simpler times and historic communities along the Dixie Highway in northwest Georgia. In 2007, the Georgia Dixie Highway Association and Arcadia Publishing produced a souvenir book, North Georgia's Dixie Highway, that features more than 200 early photographs and memories of the Dixie Highway, arranged in five chapters dedicated to each of the participating northwest Georgia counties: Catoosa, Whitfield, Gordon, Bartow and Cobb. In 2008, coordinators officially added Friday as a sale day, making this an annual three-day event on the first full weekend each June.
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Developer: FlyAnvil
Genre: Zombie Shooter
Kongregate Rating: 4.38/5
FlashMush Rating: 6.5/10
If the name Insectonator rings a bell then you pretty much know what the game is about. As Insectonator: Zombie Mode is essentially Insectonator but, you guessed it, with zombies instead of the insects.
The game plays fairly straightforward, you have different modes of killing zombies. Either Annihilator in which you kill all the zombies on the map. Killer in which you kill specified zombies a la assassin style. Selectioner where you have to kill certain types of zombies in a certain quantity. And new to Zombie Mode is a style paying homage to Cursed Treasure: Don't Touch My Gems is a mode called Don't Touch My Gems in which you can't let the zombies drag your gems off stage. All these modes are really good as they give adequate variety to an otherwise simple minded game.
The other big draw in these games is the amount of weapons and achievements. You start out with just one simple weapon and as you accomplish various achievements you earn new weapons. These make the game really fun as using items from a basketball to a nuke on zombies is pretty awesome. And as you know, achievements in games for me makes everything better. I also really liked the next level of polishing they did for Zombie Mode. They added a few secrets with cool cut scenes and openings.
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First, a generic problem would be the game focuses a lot on unnecessary grinding. Some achievements are fun and unique, but most are just "Kill 3000 zombies with a grenade". Which is all fine and dandy till you realize a grenade only really kills 2-3 zombies at a time... You do the math. What makes it more annoying is there are better weapons that can quicken some of these achievements but they are unlocked by getting the achievement! And once you get it...well you don't really need to use it anymore.
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Overall, this is a very addicting game, don't get me wrong. You will sit for hours shooting zombies in this game...but at the end you may wonder to yourself why...
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Musician I play traditional fiddle music on guitar and mandolin. Over the past decade and half, I have put particular emphasis into playing for dances, particularly contra, English country, and square dances. I also showcase traditional music in concert, where I have been known to sing a song or two, as well.
I live in New England but playing music has taken me many wonderful places and given me many wonderful experiences. I've played across the United States and Canada. I've played in the dusty streets of Burning Man and even performed for the President of Ireland.
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SL (23 years) needed treatment for severe, intractable vomiting. It had become a recurrent feature before and during her menses. During that time, she isn't even able to retain water and so would avoid drinking it. Over the last 4 months she has lost 10 kgs as no allopathic or homeopathic treatment had helped her. Before the onset of vomiting she notices a 'stiffness' especially in the upper part of her body and an uneasiness in her stomach – as if cramped. She also gets an intermittent twitching on the right side of her head and in her right fingers and arm.
She has a history of 'fits' in 1991 and during that time as well she had intractable vomiting. Before the onset of these fits she has noticed a "shaking and shivering" of her right hand and thumb. This then recurred prior to every seizure. During the seizure she would feel her head churning at high speed (like vertigo). Her fingers were tightly closed into a fist so hard that one could see deep impressions of the nails in her palms. She was aware of the family talking around her and she was frightened. It would last about a minute. Then her right arm and hand would go numb. This was followed by nausea and an inability to retain any food. She had taken the requisite 5 years of antiepileptic medication and also subsequently developed the various physical side effects of the same – gum problems, sleeplessness, etc.
Significant past history:
As a baby of 7-8 months, she was diagnosed with 'some fever', for which a lumbar puncture was done (spinal fluid was analysed). Following this, she used to weep at night in her sleep – there were no tears though (like a moaning child). For months after that she could not eat much at all.
At 9yrs of age, she had recurrent epistaxis (nose-bleeds) in the summer.
She also used to get recurrent skin rashes in the summer.
Some Highlights from the M/E Picture:
She feels fearful and does not like to be alone especially during her seizures and vomiting. She hates anyone to find fault with her as she feels she rarely makes mistakes! She used to be frank in her opinion of people and things, but lately realized that she could not tolerate the repercussions of that, it made her physical symptoms worse and so she'd rather tell people what they want to hear. She is very particular about her diet (due to the vomiting), because she could eat almost nothing – everything produced spasms and pain in her abdomen after 2-3 spoons. So she wanted my opinion on every item of food that she took. Is yogurt Ok? Is juice Ok? Is milk Ok? Is salt OK? She had been eating only boiled vegetables, salt-less for the last 4 months!
The emotional issue that was significant with SL was that she was very sensitive to conflicts that happened in her family, especially if she was involved. She felt criticized by her father because he considered her a "sick" person. She used to get angry frequently and usually expressed herself – because she felt too weak to control these feelings. Two situations she explained were:
1: My father gets angry easily. Mom calls my father to come for dinner while he is watching TV. My father gets angry and says, "You finish dinner and go to bed – I will eat and go to bed when I like". (My mom and Dad eat together always). If I interfere saying, "Dad, it is now 11pm. If you have dinner, then Mom can finish her work and go to bed", then my father would tell me seriously, "You take care of your own things first. Eat properly and be healthy. Why do you involve yourself in this matter?" I feel hurt and think, 'As I am not healthy, he is talking to me like that'. In that situation if I feel physically weak (unable to defend herself), I would be having choking (spasms) and cannot talk for a minute.
2: I had wanted to conduct a Fashion Show in the college. For that, I needed Rs 20,000/-. I talked to my brother about the show and asked his suggestion. My brother replied saying – "You earn that money and conduct the show." My feelings were hurt, I was very angry and began to feel the spasms and choking again. I expected my brother to say a simple 'No' instead of saying "earn and conduct the show". He knows I'm not in a position to earn such amount. 20 days later, my brother told me, "OK I will give the money – conduct the show." (My brother is a businessman – sometimes in his mental state about business issues, he reacts like that). I replied saying I am not interested now to conduct the show.
Vomiting – menses before X during: am-c., am-m., ant-c., ant-t., Apoc., bry., calc., carb-v., carbn-s., carc., caul., cham., chin., cocc., coff., con., crot-h., cupr., foll., gels., graph., ign., kali-bi., kali-c., kali-i., kali-p., kali-s., kreos., lach., lyc., nat-m., nux-v., phos., pitu-a., puls., sars., sep., sulph., tarent., thlaspi, verat., vib.
STOMACH; VOMITING; General; drinking, after; agg. (K532, K1267, G453, G1045)
Convulsions upper limbs X followed by numbness in limbs: acon., agar., am-c., Apis, ars., Bell., bry., cann-i., caust., cham., chin-ar., cic., Cocc., croc., crot-c., cupr., hyos., ign., iod., kali-bi., Lyc., lyss., merc-c., nat-m., nit-ac., nux-v., phos., Plat., plb., ruta, sec., sil., staph., stram., sulph., sumb., verat., Zinc.
Clenching fingers in convulsion X convulsions fingers: am-c., ars., arum-t., bell., camph., cham., cic., cocc., Cupr., dros., hell., ign., ip., lach., lyc., nux-v., phos., sec., stann., staph., sulph.
GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS; vertigo; with
MIND; MOANING, groaning; tendency; night (K67, SI-754, G53)
The analysis of the physical picture clearly pointed to Cuprum, with the possibility of Cocculus or Cicuta. I chose to present relevant portions of this history here, as it exemplifies many aspects of the Cuprum picture of the Materia Medica and we see the various components that should be part of a Curprum prescription.
On the physical plane, cramping and spasms are associated with all complaints, along with the tendency to convulsions with vertigo. On the mental plane, there is the characteristic anger aggravated by criticism and also a large component of fear.
While the physical symptoms clearly pointed to Cuprum, perceiving the mental state was a little more difficult. Scholten's perspective was very helpful in perceiving the Cuprum Core and clearly helped in ruling out Cocculus and Cicuta. Below, I have highlighted some parts of the excerpt from Scholten's Elements.


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4.59 million Indonesian citizens traveled abroad in 2007, reflecting a 4.14 percent over the previous year. Meanwhile, domestic travel is also flourishing, reports indicate more than 31 million travelers or an increase of 8.74% over last. In spite of visa challenges and the risk of travel delays due to secondary inspection Indonesians have maintained their interest in travel to the U.S. The economic stability and well-developed tourist facilities have made United States one of the destinations Indonesians look to. Indonesian visitors to the United States increased from 51,566 in 2005 to 53,133 in 2006. This increase was most certainly aided by the improvement in the visa application process. The average Indonesian visitor stays in U.S. for two to four weeks and spends approximately $5,000 – $7,000. due to the long distance, to the U.S., 60 percent of expenditures are dedicated to airfare.
Indonesians residents travel to the U.S. principally for tourism, business/MICE – Meeting Incentive Conventions Exhibitions, family visit, medical treatment and education. Los Angeles, San Francisco , New York, Honolulu, Las Vegas, Orlando and Washington, DC continue to be the most popular destinations for Indonesians in the U.S.
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|Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne (2003)
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Manchester United v City: Sold out
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Manchester United v Manchester City
Tuesday 25th March 2014
Kick off – 7.45pm
Supporters are advised that tickets for our Barclays Premier League away game against Manchester United have now sold out.
Official Match Ticket
Entry to the Stadium will be granted on the presentation of a valid ticket purchased from the Club. The Club excludes all liability to any supporter who is denied entry to the Stadium as a result of their ticket having been purchased through an unauthorised seller. The unauthorised sale or disposal of tickets may also amount to a criminal offence and the Club will inform the police as soon as it becomes aware of any unauthorised sale or disposal of tickets.
It is important that you have purchased, and are in possession of, the correct ticket and that it is activated to allow you access in to the stadium. If the supporter who originally purchased the ticket is no longer able to attend the match, please contact the Supporter Services team on 0161 444 1894 (option 1, then option 3) to discuss, and where appropriate, upgrade your ticket. Please note that in some instances, you may be required to visit the Ticket Office above the City Store at the Etihad Stadium in advance of the match so that we can make the necessary amendments to your ticket (this is applicable where there is a change from a concession to an adult). Failure to upgrade your ticket before you attempt to enter the ground may result in a stadium ban.
Duplicate Ticket(s)
Should you misplace your ticket, we can arrange for a duplicate to be issued. Please contact the MCFC Supporter Services Team on 0161 444 1894 (option 1, option 3) who will be happy to help. Duplicate requests must be submitted before 11am on Monday 24th March. Failure to provide the correct information by this time will result in neither club being able to provide a duplicate ticket. Duplicate tickets will be available to collect from 9am on Tuesday 25th March, from the Ticket Office at the Etihad Stadium.
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Plan your journey following the directions as advised by Manchester United. http://www.manutd.com/en/Visit-Old-Trafford/Maps-And-Directions.aspx
We would like to remind everyone why we have the best supporters in the country. On your visit to Old Trafford, please respect the stewards and staff at the Club and we ask that you:
- Remain in the seat that you have purchased.
- Keep your ticket with you at all times.
- Do not block the aisles or gangways.
- Use of pyrotechnics, flares and smoke bombs is prohibited
- Do not smoke.
The Ticket Office and Supporter Services Team are available Monday - Saturday, 9am to 5:30pm (closed Sunday & Bank Holiday). Supporter Services will open for all scheduled First Team away fixtures, and will open from 9am until 15 minutes after kick off for this fixture. Please call +44 161 444 1894 (option 1, option 3). Out of hours you can use our online 'frequently asked questions' resource, #mcfchelp. You can also ask us a question and keep up to date via our official Supporter Services Twitter account, @MCFCHELP.
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Labor force participation of mothers with infants in 2007
June 04, 2008
Of the 3.3 million mothers with children under a year old, 55.1 percent were in the labor force in 2007, little changed from 2006.
The labor force participation rate for unmarried mothers with children under a year old in 2007 was 56.5 percent. The participation rate for married mothers with children under a year old was 54.6 percent in 2007.
These data on the labor force participation of mothers are produced by the Current Population Survey. "Infants" refers to children under 1 year. "Unmarried mothers" include never-married, divorced, separated, and widowed mothers. More information can be found in "Employment Characteristics of Families in 2007," (PDF) (HTML) news release USDL 08-0731.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Labor force participation of mothers with infants in 2007 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2008/jun/wk1/art03.htm (visited June 28, 2016).
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On Saturday, several Best Buy stores received the Surface Pro 3 to put on their display counters. They joined all of the Microsoft Store retail locations that started displaying units on June 6. We will do a full review of the Surface Pro 3 when we get our own review unit this Friday. But from playing with the device at the Microsoft Store and Best Buy, we can safely say that the device is a definite winner.
Here is the good news for those who just can't wait five more days: Two managers at Best Buy tell us that not only have they received their sale units, but they may sell them a couple days earlier. One manager was at the West Hollywood location and the other was at the Burbank location. They sounded like they knew what they were talking about.
A week ago, we revealed that those who pre-ordered the Surface Pro 3 online may receive their units as early as well. Microsoft will start shipping their pre-ordered units tomorrow, meaning that the lucky owners will have the unit in their hands on Wednesday. There is a possibility that even if the units are shipped out tomorrow, post office final delivery may not be until Friday. This happens a lot with new Apple products that are released.
The Surface Pro 3, for the most part, has received fantastic reviews. Microsoft is advertising the device as one that can replace both a tablet and a laptop. The tablet portion is pretty big, but it still feels like a tablet in your hand. Once you attach it to the Type Cover, it feels like a laptop, although not completely sturdy. Microsoft is advertising the Surface Pro as a MacBook Air alternative. They can even get away with advertising it as a MacBook Pro replacement.
Though Microsoft hasn't revealed pre-order numbers, we hear that the numbers easily outdo those from the pre-orders of the Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2. It looks like Microsoft is definitely on the comeback trail. Apple now has another company to be threatened by instead of just Samsung.


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Medina police
Tuesday, Sept. 17
2:22 a.m. —Santiago O. Chavez, 49, of 513 W. Mill St., Medina, charged with domestic violence.
Thursday, Sept. 19
9:44 p.m. — West North and North Huntington streets, Hallie E. Blair, 18, 521 Bronson St., Medina, charged with possessing drug abuse instruments.
Friday, Sept. 20
12:45 p.m. — 300 block Springbrook Drive, PC tablet reported stolen from unlocked vehicle.
5:19 p.m. — 200 block Ivy Hill Lane, $300 reported stolen from an apartment.
Sunday, Sept. 22
8:17 a.m. — Johnny J's Pub and Grille, 9:25 N. Court St., an employee reported that two men driving a gold Chevrolet Malibu started "talking trash" to him at 2:30 a.m. in the bar parking lot. The man said one of them pulled a black pistol out of his pants and put it back in, then drove away.
Monday, Sept. 23
7:31 a.m. — 100 block Commerce Drive, pallets reported stolen.
Medina Township police
Wednesday, Sept. 18
6:45 p.m. — Dollar General, 3774 Pearl Road, a manager reported that what appeared to be a mother and daughter stole several items.
Saturday, Sept. 21
10:18 p.m. — Marks Road and Indian Wells Drive, Amy F. Shupe, 54, of 5406 Indian Wells Drive, Medina Township, charged with operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol.
Sunday, Sept. 22
1:04 a.m. — 2700 block Marks Road, John M. Sowinski, 49, of 476 Westwood Ave., Brunswick, charged with operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol.
Montville Township police
Wednesday, Sept. 18
10:05 a.m. — Medina Inn, 5200 Montville Drive, window reported broken and piece of fence thrown in pool at vacant hotel.
Thursday, Sept. 19
11:41 a.m. — 4800 block Poe Road, two Canada geese reported shot on private property. The Ohio Division of Wildlife and Medina County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will investigate.


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Big Sean Brings Out Drake & Nicki Minaj at Homecoming 'Hall of Fame' Show
To celebrate last week's release of his sophomore album, 'Hall of Fame,' Big Sean held a concert in his hometown of Detroit on Saturday night (Aug. 31), and ILLROOTS were on hand to capture both the emotions backstage and the energy on stage.
In the recap video below, we see the G.O.O.D. Music rapper rehearse at the DTE Energy Music Theatre, hold a prayer with family and friends, including his girlfriend, 'Glee' star Naya Rivera, and rock the house with hits like 'Fire,' 'All Me' with Drake and 'MILF' alongside Nicki Minaj. Making the night even more special, Sean also brought out his mother, Myra Anderson.
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Improving lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities
You Can Help a Child Succeed! United Way Partnership Launches Drive for 400 Volunteers.
United Way of Mid Coast Maine and partner organizations are launching an effort to recruit 400 new readers, tutors and mentors for children and youth in the Mid Coast area by the end of 2013.
"Our Mid Coast youth need our time," said Barbara Reinertsen, Executive Director of United Way of Mid Coast Maine. "When adults read to children, or become a tutor or mentor, they can have a very powerful impact on young people's success in school and in life. We're looking for people to take up the challenge and become one of 400 new volunteers for Mid Coast youth!"
The Volunteer Reader, Tutor, Mentor Initiative partnership includes Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bath/Brunswick, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midcoast Maine, Girl Scouts of Maine, the McKeen Center for the Common Good at Bowdoin College, Success By 6 Volunteer Reader Network, and Youth Promise, as well as United Way. "We're excited to be working with these active partners, who offer such great volunteer opportunities for adults who care about kids," said Margaret Wilson, chair of the United Way Volunteer Engagement Advisory Committee. "Volunteering your time to support kids speaks volumes to them. What could be better than bringing your enthusiasm for life and learning to let kids know they're important?"
The Mid Coast community goal of 400 volunteers is part of a national United Way drive to recruit one million readers, tutors, and mentors to help students succeed. These volunteers do not need special skills, but simply provide extra support to children and youth struggling in and out of school. This has a powerful effect in helping young people achieve academic success, develop higher aspirations and greater confidence, and become productive adults who give back to the community. Readers, tutors, and mentors set children up for success.
Mentors provide emotional support that enhances a child's self-esteem and nurtures self-confidence. Lindsay MacDonald, Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bath/Brunswick, says they have a need for volunteers, especially men. They have a list of children waiting for the right match, over half of whom are boys. "It can be as simple as sharing the types of activities you already like to do," said MacDonald. "Playing games or sports, visiting the library or museums, going to the beach, or cooking a meal together are just some examples of activities our Bigs and Littles enjoy. Spending time for just a few hours a month with a child can start something amazing and have life-changing impacts for the child including higher self-esteem and developing new interests and future goals."
Girls are placed on a waiting list to be assigned to a Girl Scout troop, as Girl Scouts of Maine seeks to find and train volunteers to serve as troop leaders. "We do everything possible to engage girls in activities while they are waiting for placement," said Suzanne Hand, Volunteer Development Director of Girl Scouts of Maine. "Short term opportunities like series programming and events represent options for adults to become involved. It's easy and fun because we can tailor the opportunities to fit the volunteer's calendar, skills, and interests."
Tutors spend time with a student or group of students to help master skills they are lacking or to provide enrichment that may not be possible in the traditional classroom setting. Tutoring can provide students with the attention and support that will help them succeed in school, while also allowing the tutor to gain teaching skills and a greater insight into the challenges facing students on a daily basis.
"Though I believe all teachers hope to provide individual assistance for each of their students, large classrooms and varied student needs make it difficult to fully address each student's unique talents and challenges," said Katie Kinkel, a senior at Bowdoin College and a tutor with the America Reads and Counts program. "A few hours of additional tutoring either within a classroom or outside of school each week can enormously affect an individual student's progress."
Readers give a tremendous gift to children. Children's author and literacy expert Mem Fox said, "Children need to hear 1,000 stories before they can begin to learn to read." Closer to home, a kindergarten teacher in the Mid Coast Maine region wrote, "Literacy—being read to at ALL ages is the single most important factor that affects school readiness."
Reading is fundamental to learning and school success. Studies show that if a child hasn't mastered reading by the fourth grade, it becomes harder for them to learn new things and to keep up with school work. They're in danger of dropping out of school. Reading also sparks children's imaginations and can give them lifelong pleasure and enrichment.
"You can help a child succeed," said Angie Buxton, Volunteer Initiative Coordinator at United Way. "Children need help reaching their full potential and you have it in your power to nurture that potential. Opportunities to read, tutor or mentor a child are plentiful. You can find an opportunity to fit your abilities, time and interests. Join the 400 club and change a life – start today!"
Call Angie Buxton at United Way, at 443-9752, or go to United Way's website, www.uwmcm.org, for more information about our Mid Coast Volunteer Reader, Tutor, Mentor Initiative.
This project is supported in part by a Volunteer Generation Fund grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service and the Maine Commission for Community Service.


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Texas IT officials are hoping for the best and preparing for the worst after giving IBM 30 days to fix alleged problems with the state's $863 million data center outsourcing contract.
Texas CIO Karen Robinson sent a seven-page "notice to cure" to IBM on July 16 asserting that the company had abandoned it obligations under the seven-year contract signed in 2006. The notice gave IBM 30 days to fix the shortcomings, or face potential termination of the agreement.
In an interview with Government Technology last week, Robinson and a key deputy said they're optimistic that Texas and IBM can resolve their differences. But they're also making contingency plans if the massive data center consolidation and privatization deal falls apart.
"One option we're looking at is breaking up the pieces of services that are currently being provided and going to market and sourcing them through a number of different vendors," said Ed Swedberg, deputy executive director for the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR). "But I want to make it very clear that we have not made that decision. And we are giving IBM the full opportunity, as per contract, to fulfill their obligations and to respond to the cure notice."
IBM spokesman Jeff Tieszen said on Tuesday, July 27, that the company would respond to the notice "in an appropriate and timely manner." But he reiterated the company's position that it has met all of its contract obligations. "We disagree with what we believe are unfounded accusations of material contract breaches," he said. "And we disagree that they [the DIR] have the ability to terminate the contract for cause."
The DIR contends that IBM has missed critical deadlines due to poor performance and underinvestment in the project. In addition, the agency says the company has been removing its personnel from consolidation activities since last fall and has withdrawn from planning activities associated with the project. IBM says it's living up to the terms of the contract, but that progress on the massive project has been continually hampered due to poor management by the state.
Frustrating Negotiations
The troubled consolidation plan envisions moving IT operations for 27 Texas state agencies into two new data centers that would be operated by IBM. Transfer of servers from agencies to IBM was supposed to be finished in December 2009, but is less than 12 percent complete, according to the DIR. Just five agencies are completely consolidated, and consolidation efforts are under way in only five more, the department said.
The DIR has tried to negotiate changes to the IBM agreement since late last year, based on recommendations made by outsourcing consultants EquaTerra, according to Robinson. State officials reached an agreement in principle with IBM in December, which included a series of steps designed to speed up the privatization of state servers, prioritize consolidation activities and reduce costs to agencies. But progress stalled on formalizing the plan.
"We've been trying to work through some resolutions for the past nine months," Robinson said. "We continued working closely with IBM to resolve some of those outstanding issues. And their performance continued to degrade and we weren't getting what we expected from them."
The EquaTerra report, commissioned by the DIR and released in November 2009, called the existing agreement between Texas and IBM "unsustainable" and recommended a series of revisions. The report criticized the contract's service offerings, characterizing them as "a one-size-fits-all solution" that doesn't meet the diverse business needs of state agencies. In addition, the consultants said governance provisions spelled out in the contract were ineffective and inappropriate for keeping the massive outsourcing deal on track.
IBM's Tieszen said efforts to formally change the outsourcing agreement "didn't get anywhere, primarily because it came down to the DIR making some unreasonable demands of IBM without


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If you'd like your Valentine's Day celebration to end with the making of sweet music it probably wouldn't hurt to try and get your sweetie in the mood by taking him or her to hear some sweet music. Here are some suggestions if you plan on being in the Phoenix area during the big love-fest. And don't forget the candy and flowers!
SMILE EMPTY SOUL – February 13, Rockbar Inc., Scottsdale
Get an early start with this Valentine's Day Eve concert. These experienced Cali-based hard rockers have a new album out, their sixth, called "Chemicals" and a hit single with "False Alarm." The band has a very high energy show but occasionally they play a mellow song that'll give you an excuse to cuddle. Also on the bill will be Atoms Fall, Stone Mary, Something to Kill and 13 Steps to Nowhere.
CATHERCIST – February 14, Joe's Grotto, Phoenix
Members of this band are all in their early 20s but they play like seasoned vets; that's why they were favorites on the Rockstar Uproar Festival Tour and the Carnival of Madness Tour. Songs like "Disconnected" from new album "As Hope Expires" is just the kind of melodic metal that's red hot at radio these days. Also appearing will be American Headcharge, Righteous Vendetta and The Iris.
JO DEE MESSINA – February 14, Vee Quiva Casino, Laveen
Attend this show and you'll not only get to hear the country sweetheart play her hits; you'll also get to hear songs like "Peace Sign" from her upcoming album "Me," scheduled for release on March 18. The album is being released on Dreambound Records, Jo Dee's own label, and she says that this marks the first time in her career that she's been able to make a record exactly the way she wanted to. Members of the casino's players club get a discount on tickets.
DIRTYPHONICS – February 15, Arizona Event Center, Mesa
So, you were too busy gettin' busy on Valentine's Day that you couldn't get to a show. Lucky for you there's a good one happening the day after. Coming to the Valley all the way from Paris, expect this electronic dance outfit to dish out grooves that feature some seriously heavy bass. Appearing as part of the Crush Fest 2014 Festival with Laidback Luke, DJ Snake, Excision, Henry Fong and several others.
FLY MOON ROYALTY – February 21, Last Exit Live, Phoenix
You're really a procrastinator, aren't you? Okay, you can still get some love action a week after the big day with a little help from this Seattle-based soul duo. You'll definitely be hearing new music because the latest Fly Moon Royalty record, "Unfinished Business," will only be three days old this day. Also appearing will be Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra, Samuel L Cool J and Supajoint.


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Cardinal Mooney's Clayton Walker fights to stay in control of the ball against Salem defender Mike Anzevino during a Division II sectional match Tuesday night. Mooney won, 6-0, and will meet Lakeview on Saturday night.
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Good job Stansbury. You beat the #4 Team from the Region by ONE point. Grantsville Cowboy Football is for real this year. It's not that Stansbury didn't play well, it's just that Grantsville has finally found their tempo. Stansbury escaped with this one, you got to give credit for #19 Tarl Lewis, freshman kicker for the Cowboys, and No.6 Kelby Landon, who hasn't taken a snap until the 5th game of the season. Last night showed that Grantsville is a team to be reckoned with and that Stansbury isn't as good as they think they are. Grantsville 13, Stansbury 14. Cowboys are for real this year, and so is Stansbury! Great job to both teams last night, it was a fun game to watch. COWBOY PRIDE!!!
- 12:09 p.m. Oct. 12, 2012
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Seriously, I don't think that the person above me knows how rivalry football works. It's completely different stuff. Those games have nothing to do with ranks, it has to do with how each team plays. Stansbury played flat all game and the score proved it, grantsville played the game of their lives and also had a little extra help from the strips. If anyone knows the story between these two they'll know that that was a great game. Stansbury had 2 wins that night, one against grantsville, one against the refs. which grantsville is famous for having questionable officiating. Heck of a game by both teams, if grantsville plays like that they can beat anyone, if stansbury plays like that, they'll get hammered by anyone.
- 2:00 p.m. Oct. 12, 2012
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Rivalry games are almost always closer than anticipated, and last night's game was no different. This was an awesome game start to finish. Grantsville came out very ready, but fell just short. Officiating was very inconsistent, and both teams fought like crazy. Glad I could be a part of that amazing atmosphere.
- 2:03 p.m. Oct. 12, 2012
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Curious Calls? The only bad call of the game was that no-call pass interference in the end zone that costed the cowboys a TD. Look at the replay on HUDL.com and you can clearly see the defender hit the receiver before the ball even got to him. Stansbury fans just whines about the officials "helping" because little Grantsville almost beat them. Grantsville Defense was the reason the score was so low... it wasn't because Stansbury played flat all game. Give the cowboys some credit!
- 6:04 p.m. Oct. 16, 2012
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There were definitely some questionable calls in that game. The personal foul on the first field goal attempt stands out as one.
No one ever said that Grantsville didn't play well. Curtis Ware called an excellent game defensively and Grantsville followed it almost exactly how they were supposed to. It didn't help the Stallions' case that they played their worst game of the year, but the Cowboys played very well. Stansbury was just the better team, and the better team almost always finds a way to win close games like that. If I were a high ranked team I would hate to play Grantsville in the first round of the playoffs. They're a good team that could surprise some people.
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It's an uphill road for Grantsville in the playoffs if they want their rematch with Stansbury. First round Juan Diego, if the Defense can play like they did this game, then the Cowboys have a chance to keep it close, and make an upset. If they beat JD, then they run into Hurricane again and must beat them to play Stansbury again, assuming they (Stansbury) win the High-Scoring match up with Dixie, and if Union doesn't pull an upset first round. Here's a Cowboy Fan that wishes the Stallions and Cowboys good luck in the playoffs! Looks to be a very intense contest in 3A! Alot of teams could win it all!
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