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SEATTLE - The turn of the century has been a significant happening in all aspects of life. For the Husky baseball team, it means perhaps a bit more.
For one, it means the 100th season of Washington baseball since the school fielded its first team in 1901. As chance would have it, it also will signify a renewal in Husky baseball as a long list of new, young players will play significant roles on the field in 2000.
Back in 1996, Coach Ken Knutson started six or seven freshmen almost every day on the way to winning a Pacific-10 Conference Northern Division title. That '96 team evolved into a team that won overall Pac-10 championships in 1997 and 1998. While it's unlikely that that many first-year players will see action on a day-to-day basis in 2000, there's no doubt that this season's club will be made up mostly players with little collegiate experience.
"This is the biggest personnel change we've had since 1996," says Knutson. "We'll have a lot of new faces - freshmen, a couple of transfers and some young players that didn't play a lot last year.
"We're more experienced than we were in '96," he continues, "but we're as talented. We need the experience and the confidence that the season will bring. We could be really good in May."
Last year, the Husky team suffered more significant injuries to more significant players than in Knutson's six previous seasons combined. While those injuries may very well have kept the Huskies out of the postseason, they also opened the door for a number of young players to get at least some experience.
While the loss of All-Pac-10 first-teamers like pitcher Jeff Heaverlo, catcher Dominic Woody and right fielder Bryan Williamson, as well as regulars like third baseman Kevin Ticen, designated hitter Pete Orgill and center fielder Nick Stefonick, would seem difficult to overcome, the Huskies are actually deeper than last year.
"I think we have more flexibility and depth," Knutson says. "We're at least two deep with legitimate players at every position."
Here's a position-by-position look at the 2000 Washington baseball team:
Despite losing Heaverlo, the most successful pitcher in Washington history, the Husky staff should be the team's strength. A list of talented veterans is joined by a strong group of newcomers and Knutson hopes that when everyone settles in, the pitching staff will be as deep, strong and varied as it has ever been during his tenure.
Junior righty Jeff Carlsen will step into the No. 1 starter role after having compiled a 16-4 record over the last two seasons.
"Jeff's the staff leader. He pitched very well in Cape Cod last summer and was a U.S. National Team invitee," Knutson says. "The challenge for him will be moving into the No. 1 spot, where he'll have to go up against everyone else's ace. He's got four solid pitches and he really competes. He finds ways to win."
After struggling through his sophomore season as the closer last year, right-hander Matt Massingale had an outstanding summer in the Cape Cod League. With his dramatic improvement, he has made himself into a Husky starter as well as a top pro prospect.
"Matt's stuff is so good that I wanted to make him a starter, like he was in high school," Knutson says. "His fastball is in the low 90s and he has a really good slider."
Junior southpaw Mike Bomar is the Huskies' No. 3 going into the spring. "He had a good summer," Knutson says. "He needs to show some consistency. At times, he's very good, and I think that being a regular starter will suit him."
Sophomore lefty Taylor Grant may be the biggest key to the Huskies' pitching success. Knutson intends to use him often and in different roles. "He's a security blanket," Knutson explains. "When we need some good innings, he's the guy. I want to use him a lot until the younger guys settle in and I could move him into the rotation."
If his health allows, junior lefty Daniel Jahn should be a top pitcher out of the bullpen and could also see time as the designated hitter. "Daniel's one of our leaders," Knutson says. "He's one of our hardest workers, and we have to get him on the field. He's had back problems, but if he's healthy, he could see a lot of work."
Jahn's story is similar to that of junior southpaw Matt Gardner, who had shoulder surgery in the off-season. "Matt's rehab has gone well. He was pitching very well before he got hurt, so hopefully he can get back to that form."
Three sophomores - lefty Zack Daniels and right-handers Shawn Kohn and Randy Vanderplow - are all possible future starters, who will compete for mid-week starts and bullpen appearances based on production and strike-throwing ability. The same goes for redshirt-freshman Brian Barton, who will also get some swings as the DH.
Of the incoming group of pitchers, two in particular - lefty Cam McCoy and righty Tyler Shepple - will vie for innings this year. "Shepple wants to close, and he's got the right stuff and the makeup for that," Knutson says. "I can see using Cam a lot this year, though his time might be dictated by how well Gardner does."
Four other freshman will hope to develop this year. Sean White, Knutson says, is a young pitcher that may see some innings while Knutson hopes that his high school teammate Scott Robertson will develop into a curveball-throwing, finesse-type starter. Tall lefty Ryan Peck will sit out the season after undergoing shoulder surgery while righty Chris Pugmire will try to develop using a new arm angle that he picked up in the fall.
Going into the spring, the Husky closer should be redshirt sophomore Michael Done, who will also start at third base. "Done throws hard and throws a lot of strikes," Knutson says. "He's got that good poise you look for in a closer."
None of the five catchers on the Washington roster has ever worn a Husky uniform, but Knutson hopes that such inexperience won't be a problem.
Entering the spring, freshman Jefferson Thiel is the obvious front-runner. "Thiel's definitely the starter right now," Knutson says. "He has exceptional defensive abilities and he's a very polished catcher for a freshman."
The rest of the catching corps consists of three more freshmen and a sophomore JC transfer. Jeremiah Porter, who was drafted as a catcher, is still new to the position after playing primarily outfield in high school. Due to sickness, he didn't fully participate in fall practice, but Knutson is fond of his athletic ability and it's certain he'll get at least some time behind the plate in his freshman season.
Freshman Chad Yarbrough and sophomore Tim Rice will compete for time. Yarbrough was also injured in the fall and Rice only transferred to the UW for the spring quarter, meaning that he didn't participate in the Huskies' fall practice season. Highly-regarded freshman Mike Syvrud will have to redshirt his first season due to medical problems.
Returning to his spot at first base is Ed Erickson, the Huskies' lone senior. Erickson missed the latter third of last season after breaking bones in his wrist and hand. Those injuries forced him to sit out the entire fall, but as Washington's all-time home runs leader, he's a shoo-in to make the lineup as either the first baseman or as the designated hitter.
"If Ed's healthy, everything's good," says Knutson. "He had delicate surgery and the rehab was extensive, but if he's healthy, you can expect him in the lineup every day."
Both junior transfer Duggan Moran and freshman Jay Garthwaite played first base in the fall, but both were limited by earlier injuries. Moran, one of the nation's top JC hitters as a freshman, is also noted for his defense while Garthwaite was a 12th-round draft pick last summer based largely on his power.
With junior Marc Rittenhouse moving from second base to center field, two sophomores will compete for the starting spot there.
Returner Brent Robertson started 22 games at second base as a freshman last year while transfer Josh Fulton was a part-time starter as a freshman at Brigham Young in 1999.
"Both Brent and Josh played pretty well in the fall," Knutson says. "When it comes to who gets to play, production will be the key thing. We're going to let them fight it out for the job. You could say the same thing about shortstop."
Sophomore Richard Hall and freshman Tila Reynolds are the two competitors at shortstop. "We have two good Division I shortstops from a defensive standpoint," Knutson says. "Hall's a big guy that can run. He has good range, but he needs to make a jump at the plate. He does a lot of little things well, but he needs to do the big thing - hit.
"Tila is coming off of major surgery his senior season of high school," Knutson continues, describing the "Tommy John" elbow surgery that Reynolds had last spring. "He has very good defensive abilities, but he hasn't played all out in almost a year."
The clearest infield position is third base, where Done (also the Huskies' projected closer) has had to wait a season. Done was required to sit out last season due to transfer rules after moving from a junior college in Kansas. He'll step right in to the starting spot at third and may also be relied on as the Huskies' No. 3 hitter and relief ace.
"Done has a chance to be a major impact player on our team and in our league," Knutson says. "He's a complete player. He should be the best defensive player we've had at third in quite a while. He's a switch hitter with great ability from either side. He should both score and drive in a lot of runs."
Done's backup, who can actually play all the infield spots, is freshman Bryan Johnson. With Done ahead of him, his playing time might be limited this year, but Knutson sees great things in the future. "We think he'll be a very good switch hitter. Really, he's a lot like Done."
A decent number of experienced players return to the Washington outfield this year, but none was truly a regular starter there last year.
Junior Marc Rittenhouse spent the last two seasons as the Huskies' regular second baseman and leadoff hitter, but has moved to the starting spot in center field this year. Last season, he was batting .360 through 35 games before a broken foot ended his season.
"Ritt should be a top hitter in the Pac-10," Knutson says. "People may be surprised at how good a player he is. The main reason we moved him to center is that he can really play anywhere and we have an abundance of infielders."
Sophomore Todd Linden showed flashes of his prodigious power in limited action (16 starts, 82 at bats) as a freshman last year. A switch hitter, he should be an everyday player in either left or right field.
"Todd should hit in the middle of the lineup," Knutson says. "He's a big, fast guy and he has really improved his hitting from the right side."
Sophomore lefty Matt Hollod made 23 starts last season. "Matt's a very steady player. He can play all three outfield spots and hit very well as a freshman [.290] last season. I think he's a natural hitter and can steal some bases."
Sophomore Ben Miller, who had only 11 at bats as a freshman, had a great fall and will look to get into the lineup in 2000. "Ben was probably the team-proclaimed MVP of the fall," Knutson says. "He reminds us a lot of [former All-Pac-10 North outfielder] Nick Stefonick."
Three freshmen also figure into the outfield picture - Justin Drake, Tyler Davidson and Steve DeClerck. Knutson has positive things to say about all three, though they'll all have a tough time finding playing time with so many experienced players in the outfield.
"Drake's the fastest guy we've ever had since I've been here," says Knutson, who's been around the UW program since 1980. "If Rittenhouse went down, he'd be our center fielder. In a year, he could be one of our best players."
"Davidson's definitely a future contributor," Knutson says. "He's my favorite kind of player - big and fast. DeClerck is a very good hitter whose barrel seems to find the ball. We're going to need to find a spot for him eventually."
The wild card of the outfield is Marques Tuiasosopo. Well-known as the starting quarterback on the UW football team, he will turn out for baseball for the first time this spring. Last fall on the gridiron, Tuiasosopo earned national acclaim, leading the Pac-10 in total offense and posting one of the most memorable single-game performances in history when he ran for 207 yards and passed for 302 against Stanford.
"Marques is a very exciting addition to our team," Knutson explains. "As a high school player, he was one of the best players in the country. He's a natural leader - very poised. He hasn't swung the bat in a few years, but we think he's a bit of natural. He could easily hit in the middle of the lineup for us."
Only when the games begin will Knutson really know what he has. Simply put, whoever plays the best will earn the starting spots as the team makes its way through the non-conference schedule in preparation for Pac-10 play. While the Huskies fell perhaps only one conference win short of making the postseason last year, Knutson hopes to make a clear statement this year and not allow for any close calls.
It's easy to blame last year's rash of injuries for missing the playoffs in 1999, but Knutson knows that there were other factors.
"We didn't play well at home in conference," he says. "We also didn't play as well as we needed to against our Northwest rivals. We need to get back to doing those things again this year."
So as the new century brings renewal for people all over the world, Washington fans are hoping that the new-era Huskies can return to the top of the Pac.


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Natural Products Expo West convened on Sunday after distributors, industry professionals, entrepreneurs and the like got together under a one roof for three productive days. Not far from the Los Angeles, California hustle and bustle, Anaheim created their own hustle and bustle right next to Mickey Mouse and his home at Disneyland.
There certainly were some amazing products at the expo and it wouldn't be fair if this gluten free gal were not to share them with you all. Some of the favorites for this year include: Make a Stand Lemonade that gives back to the community by ending slavery all through the help of a lovely little 10 year old girl named Vivienne, Liz Lovely gluten free, egg and dairy free cookies, Wholeme granola and bars, Love Bean chocolate spread, Lean, Fit and Sexy gluten and corn free pretzels and Owls Brew cocktail mixers.
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Alex Calbick (Burnaby, British Columbia) belted a three-run home run to lead the University of Maine baseball team to a 10-3 win over Bates on Wednesday afternoon at Mahaney Diamond in Orono, Maine. He finished the game with four RBI. The Black Bears extend their winning streak to 14 games with the victory. Maine improves to 21-14 on the season, while Bates falls to 15-13.
Maine opened the scoring with four runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Ian Leisenheimer (Middle Village, N.Y.) reached on an error and scored when Scott Heath (Westbrook, Maine) singled to right field. Fran Whittten (Westborough, Mass.) doubled to right center field and Colin Gay (Franklin, Mass.), who replaced Heath, moved to third base. Calbick then belted a three-run home run over the right field fence. For Calbick, it was his fourth home run of the season.
Maine added five runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. Troy Black (Mississauga, Ontario) reached on an infield hit and advanced to second on an error. He went to third on a wild pitch. Michael Fransoso (Portsmouth, N.H.) walked and then stole second base. Both runners scored when Sam Balzano (Portland, Maine) singled through a drawn in infield. Balzano scored when Calbick singled to right. Gay, who reached on an error, and Calbick, both scored when Justin Leisenheimer (Middle Village, N.Y.) doubled to deep right field.
Maine extended its lead to 10-0 in the bottom of the sixth inning. Fransoso singled to right field and scored when Whitten singled through the left side.
Bates got on the board with two runs in the top of the seventh inning. Kevin Davis singled through the right side and scored on an error. Burke scored the second run of the inning on a wild pitch. The Bobcats added a run in the top of the eighth inning. Mike Ciummei singled and scored when Jeffrey Gunn singled to right center.
Jonathan Balentina (Willemstad, Curacao) went four scoreless innings on the mound for the Black Bears. He picks up the win and improves to 2-0 on the season. He was replaced by D.J. Voisine (Plainville, Conn.). He went two innings and allowed two hits. Shaun Coughlin (Northford, Conn.) went two thirds of an inning for the Black Bears and allowed two unearned runs. Steve Trask (Saco, Maine) went a third of an inning and retired the lone batter that he faced. Eric White (Brewer, Maine) pitched the eighth inning and allowed one run, while Mike Connolly (Middleborough, Mass.) closed out the game with a scoreless ninth.
Chris Fusco got the start for Bates and pitched two scoreless innings. Dean Bonneau followed and also pitched a pair of innings. He allowed four unearned runs on three hits to pick up the loss. He falls to 2-1 on the season. He was one of six pitchers for the Bobcats.
Maine returns to action on Saturday, April 21 when it tavels to Binghamton for an America East series. The Black Bears and Bearcats will play a pair of doubleheaders at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y.


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Hawkins grants, however, that she understands that some constituents may be wary of medical-marijuana facilities, but likens the experience to the outrage over needle-exchange programs aimed at combating HIV/AIDS and other diseases among IV drug users, a concept that was gradually accepted and has since been heralded for helping to reduce HIV infection rates in the city.
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Hampshire-based Steve Grudgings, 60, is the man behind the potential investment of the pit building on Wath Road.
Steve sees the site becoming an attraction to both local people and others interested in mining history.
He intends to stump up to buy the pit, and then hand it over to the Friends of Hemingfield Colliery, with the group paying him back over time.
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Northwestern will hold their annual meet the team night on Friday August 22 at 6pm. The event gives NU fans the opportunity to mingle with the players and the opportunity to play on the field.
The players will be gathered on Ryan Field by position. Fans will have the opportunity to talk to the players, get their autographs and play catch and games with them.
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Young Wildcats fans are encouraged to play catch, kick field goals, take pictures and run races on Ryan Field in tandem with members of Chicago's Big Ten Team.
The event is scheduled to last until 8pm. Concessions are usually available and parking is free.
Among the items available for fans will be the first chance to obtain the 2014 official schedule poster.
This event to drum up support and get the fans closer to the team is important after a tough week last week. Running Back Venric Mark announced he'd transfer and Wide Receiver Christian Jones was lost for the season with a knee injury
After a down year last year, head coach Pat Fitzgerald hopes to get Northwestern back to a bowl game this season. The wildcats have a five years bowl streak snapped in 2013.
Fitzgerald and Athletic Director Jim Phillips are likely to speak.
The unveiling of the captains are also expected. Senior Center Brandon Vitabile was the only captain that was not a senior last season
Speaking after the meet the team night in 2013, Fitzgerald said;
"One of our program's great traditions is having our players vote for their team captains at the conclusion of spring ball, summer workouts and nearly a month of training camp," Fitzgerald said. "They have identified five great young men, all of whom are members of our Leadership Council and who have been instrumental in preparing our team, to this point, for the season. Now these five captains have the honor of officially being in that leadership position as we attempt to reach our goals this year.


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Just a short time ago an article was submitted about a rescued dog from Helen Woodward Animal Center (HWAC), Dream, who was in pretty bad shape. Come to discover, this same dog was pregnant and gave birth a short time later. The long and the short of the story was that Dream really wanted to be a mother but one of her two pups was stillborn. She clung to the other, nursing it along, trying her best to get the puppy to live while she herself was fighting the same.
The story turned out well for Dream not only helped her little boy, Cupcake , to blossom, but she was also given the opportunity to become a surrogate for a little girl, Candy, that was just about the same age. She lovingly took on the responsibility and both puppies flourished; it was as if they had always belonged together! She displayed the type of affection that Candy required to nurture her to good health; acceptance usually reserved only for those related by DNA. Now the puppies are ready to find their someone special to love forever just in time for Valentine's Day. The HWAC staff cannot imagine anything sweeter than seeing each puppy begin a love story of their very own!
Dream's saga began in January, when the Center reported on her uniquely moving story. She had been rescued from an overcrowded shelter in the high desert near Lancaster, California. She was dirty, matted and so terribly underweight that no one realized at first that she was pregnant. When she delivered, Cupcake was the only surviving puppy.
Just weeks later, Candy arrived with her mother and six siblings. Candy was in desperate trouble; weighing less than half of what her siblings did. She was being trampled by her brothers and sisters; unable to get to her mother's milk, the puppy was stunted, weak, dehydrated and covered in bite wound.
The foster staff at Helen Woodward decided to introduce Candy to Dream and her puppy Cupcake. The bond was instantaneous which proved once again that dreams do come true. Dream immediately took to Candy, snuggling her as well as Cupcake; just as though she were the baby Dream had lost. She sweetly nursed the two puppies and kept a watchful eye on both babies. With that her spirits seemed to lift – with that her family was at last complete!
Now the love of this unique family will have its ultimate pay-off. Both sweet puppies are playful, healthy, socialized, and ready to begin their new love stories. Candy and Cupcake will be available for adoption today, February 4th. Dream will be ready for adoption a week or two later.
"We love this little family and how each one has helped the others to heal, grow and become happy, trusting pets who have wonderful futures ahead of them," said Helen Woodward Animal Center Inventory Manager LaBeth Thompson. "It does my heart good. The gifts they gave to one another will last a lifetime."
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With the bright autumnal colors of peak foliage, Halloween and fall elections all fast approaching, Kansas Citians have been enjoying a colorful October—after suffering through a long hot dry summer that faded grasses from bright green to bleak brown.
The bad news: Last summer's drought not only parched the Midwest plains, and devastated heartland crops, but it also took its toll on urban trees. Young trees died, and mature trees will die in the next few years because they were weakened by the long hot dry summer. Kansas City homeowners are being advised to get out the hoses this fall and early next spring to keep trees well watered, according to the Kansas City Star.
The good news: Remnants of Hurricane Isaac brought the Kansas City area some much-needed rain after the dry summer, reviving fall crops and re-growing green grazing pastures. Another added bonus to the recent rains: Kansas Citians are being treated to a fiery display of red, orange and yellow autumn colors. Alan Branhagen, director of horticulture at Powell Gardens, told the Kansas City Star that this fall's colors may be the best he's seen in his 16 years at Powell Gardens.
Another hue that has become an autumn tradition is the color pink, October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month. "The stink of pink has taken over October. That Pepto-Bismol color is everywhere I turn. Not even the fountains are safe," said Kansas City Star columnist Jeneé Osterheldt. "Yes, I'm all about women's issues, and breast cancer awareness is a recurring topic in my column," Osterheldt continued, "but the color becomes blinding when big corporations slap pink on any and everything to hustle their products."
Meanwhile, the color green, though now fading from the leaves on the trees, has become a primary color of autumn in Kansas. Even in the deeply conservative outland of Kansas (where few are friendly to the "green" ideas of Al Gore), farmers with land to lease are warming to the ideas of alternative energies—especially windmills, with wind blowing abundantly over the plains of Kansas.
In central Kansas, the town of Greensburg, completely rebuilt with green technology after being leveled from a 2007 tornado, serves as a shining example. In Salina, rural schoolchildren celebrated last Halloween, searching for "vampire" electric loads, or appliances that sap energy even when they seem to be off, according to a recent article in the New York Times. Energy-efficient LED lights twinkled on the town's Christmas tree.
These days, there's also some government funding backing green pursuits. In October 2009, Kansas City recently received a $4.8 million stimulus grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to improve energy efficiency throughout KC
Politics have kept both red and blue on the minds of Missouri voters, with very divisive presidential and congressional campaigns in the works. However, this time around both President Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney are both ignoring Missouri as Romney is a shoo-in to win the state.
Meanwhile, Kansas seems to have eschewed blue altogether, as the state (which always votes republicans for presidents) has turned all red with a governor, both senators and all congressman of the republican persuasion. In fact, Kansas may become even a deeper, darker shade of red with moderate republicans likely to be replaced by far-right conservatives this election.


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Juggling – Developmentally Important or Just a Nice Trick
Our club recently established a set of benchmarks for how many times the players should be able to juggle at a given age. Here are those targets:
U8 – 10 with feet only – 10 with thighs only – 4 with head only
U9 – 20 with feet only – 20 with thighs only – 6 with head only
U10 – 10 with feet only – 10 with thighs only – 12 with head only
U11 – 80 with feet only – 80 with thighs only – 24 with head only
U12 – 100+ with feet only – 100+ with thighs only – 50+ with head only
Unfortunately, most of our players in the club are below these standards so we'll be working to improve that this year.
When you talk about juggling with coaches you usually get one of two responses: important or unimportant waste of time. The comment from those that feel juggling is unimportant when they see someone that juggles well is, "Yeah, but can he play?" I don't think that the ability to juggle is a directly reflection on the quality of the player but juggling does show some important soccer abilities: touch, balance, ability to control balls out of the air as well as focus and commitment. The last two may be the most important.
The one thing that you have to do to become a better juggler is PRACTICE! I tell my players that juggling is not a talent you are born with, it's a skill that anyone can develop. Juggling is one of the easiest skills to practice at home. It only requires the player, a ball and a bit of space. As long as the basic techniques of juggling are understood, the more you juggle, the better you get. So it's very easy for a coach to see who is juggling at home and who isn't. That's probably why I like to give juggling as homework and why I think setting targets for juggling can lead to general player development.
In the end, I want young players to enjoy juggling because if they do then they'll spend more time doing it. If they're spending more time with the ball, they're more likely to become comfortable and confident with it.
Do you use juggling with your teams? Do you do anything different that works for your players?
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Yes Valentine's Day is only a few days away. It seemed that the Lehigh Valley was to get hit with another wintry storm – now it looks like it is all clear and there will be nothing but "love in the air." That, however, was not quite the case in Ruby Valentine Saves the Day by Laurie Friedman and illustrated by Lynne Avril.
In this charming tale a young girl, Ruby Valentine, and her pal, Lovebird, plan the best Valentine's Day party in Heartland. Ruby Valentine puts her "heart" into making everything just lovely for Valentine's Day – though she never checked the weather forecast. Yikes. She wakes on February 14th and it has snowed everyone in. But Ruby and Lovebird have a plan. They'll bring Valentine's Day to Heartland – she and Lovebird sled off down the mountain with treats and Valentine's galore. Will Ruby and Lovebird save Valentine's Day or will Heartland be crushed? Find out in this charming, colorful, lovely , rhyming tale – Ruby Valentine Saves the Day by Laurie Friedman.
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"American Idol" 2014 resumes March 5 on FOX with the top 12 "home" themed performance show. According to betting odds posted to Bovada Sportsbook hours before the live broadcast, 17-year old alternative rocker Sam Woolf is favored to win season 13, while the two ladies who survived the Feb. 27 bottom three are the predictable long shots.
Woolf, who last sang Matchbox 20's "Unwell," holds field-best 7/2 odds of taking the victory at season's end. Ranked second with 9/2 odds is Majesty Rose, the Goldsboro, N.C. preschool teacher who impressed judges Keith Urban, Jennifer Lopez, and Harry Connick, Jr. with her Feb. 26 take on Janelle Monae's "Tightrope."
In third place with 19/4 odds of winning is Mont Vernon, N.H. native Alex Preston, who last covered Jason Mraz, while teen Emily Piriz, who covered Pink's "Glitter in the Air" for the top 13 show, is ranked fourth with a 6/1 shot at victory.
A pair of performers featuring southerners Jess Meuse and Caleb Johnson are tied for fifth place with 9/1 odds, and Jena Irene Asciutto, who most recently delivered a rendition of Coldplay's "The Scientist," follows in seventh place with 10/1 odds.
Ben Briley and C.J. Harris are tied for eighth place with 12/1 odds, while aspiring country singer Dexter Roberts ranks 10th with a 14/1 shot at winning the season.
Bringing up the rear are a pair of ladies who narrowly escaped the Feb. 27 elimination that sent Kristen O'Connor packing. San Francisco's M.K. Nobilette is ranked 11th with 20/1 odds, while teen tuba player Malaya Watson is the competition long shot with 25/1 odds of victory.
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On March 5, when the Global Child Nutrition Foundation held its A Possible Dream Gala in Washington, GCNF supporters were introduced to a new sponsor – the French company Nutriset, which specializes in nutritional products that prevent and treat moderate and severe malnutrition and acute diarrhea in populations at risk.
Known for developing Plumpy'nut®, the first highly fortified ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) for the treatment of severe acute malnutrition, Nutriset is also working to prevent malnutrition in children in developing countries, such as Niger where almost half of all children suffer from stunted growth and 10 percent experience acute malnutrition. To call attention to this challenge, each guest at the GCNF Gala received a sachet of the nutritional supplement Grandibien®, which literally means "grow well." Developed in collaboration with the Société de Transformation Alimentaire (STA), Nutriset's Nigerian partner, Grandibien® is a chocolate-tasting ready-to-use nutritional paste that is readily affordable to low-income families and provides 50% of the daily vitamin and mineral needs of children ages 1 to 5 years.
Nutriset's sponsorship of the A Possible Dream Gala is part of the company's commitment to support President Obama's Feed the Future initiative and specifically the goal of expanding market-based agriculture and infrastructure development in developing countries. Towards this end, Nutriset is sharing the lessons learned from its PlumpyField® Network, which demonstrate the impact on developing countries when international corporations share their industrial know-how and patented technology through partnerships with local manufacturers. Created in 2005, the PlumpyField® Network now consists of 11 private companies that act as franchisees to produce and distribute Plumpy'nut® and other Nutriset products (Plumpy'Sup®, Plumpy'doz® and Nutributter®) in their regions, using local infrastructure and local ingredients. In the U.S., the PlumpyField® Network is represented by Edesia Global Nutrition Solutions, a non-profit organization based in Rhode Island that supplies Plumpy'nut® and other Nutriset RUF products to humanitarian organizations and USAID. Edesia and MFK, the Haiti-based Nutriset partner, were also present at the event.
"The PlumpyField® partnership has created a spirit of cooperation and communication, encouraging experience sharing between members, and the pooling of solutions," said Ms. Isabelle Lescanne, a member of the board of directors of Nutriset. "The sharing of lessons learned has instilled confidence in network members and given them a degree of ownership to tackle malnutrition in their respective countries and sub-regions. Now, our hope is to collaborate with the Global Child Nutrition Foundation and other U.S.-based leaders in the global health and nutrition community so the experiences from the PlumpyField® network can be applied widely to accelerate the expansion of sustainable production systems around the world."
The following are the current members of PlumpyField® and the dates when they joined the network:
|Nutriset – France, founding member
STA – Niger, 2005
Hilina Enriched Foods – Ethiopia, 2006
JAM – Mozambique, 2007
Vitaset – Dominican Republic, 2008
Edesia – United States, 2009
Amwili – Democratic Republic of Congo, 2009
|Power Foods Industries – Tanzania, 2009
JB/Tanjaka Food – Madagascar, 2009
MFK – Haiti, 2010
Nutrivita Foods – India, 2010
Innofaso – Burkina Faso, 2011
Samil – Sudan, 2011
Reco Industries – Uganda, 2011
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text: In Julien Fournié's world, this season, graceful silhouettes –heirs to Jean-Gabriel Domergue's long-necked heroines - evolve in the strange atmosphere dear to Mark Ryden's so adorably enigmatic young female characters. In the 18th century pastel colors of Jean- Honoré Fragonard, Fournié knowingly mixes references and their eras to project his style. Interpreting the delicacy of girls just before they venture in social events, the fashion designer pays tribute the "éternel féminin" dear to the Haute Couture in a contemporary expression. Adding innovation to tradition, the designer collaborates closely with the unparalleled expertise of Parisian luxury craftsmen (Lesage in particular) and partners on R&D high technologies (with FashionLab by Dassault Systèmes) for virtual 3D. Under his hand appears a woman who claims a delicate elegance , mixes chic with casualness and transforms her vulnerability into a charming weapon.


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23 year old University of Cincinnati graduate student, Carly Mellencamp has started Buddy's Box and is going head to head against established giants like Bark Box.
Buddy's Box is a subscription service where Mellencamp provides customized care packages with five to seven dog toys, treats and grooming products each month. While similar to Bark Box's model, there are some differences. While New York-based Bark Box has a national reach, Mellencamp is slowly trying to grow her presence in her Ohio hometown.
"It's kinda scary because they do have such a large company and such a large market. It's intimidating at times, but I'm hoping we can grow in our own way and diversify ourselves," Mellencamp told me. "Compared to Bark Box, we customize our box completely, instead of just offering boxes for small, medium or large dogs."
Subscribers to Buddy's Box are asked if their dog has allergies, if the dog likes certain types of toys or treats, and also what the owner would like to see every month so it's much more personally created for your dog.
"We really try to customize the box as much as possible, instead of just putting a generic box. We actually put the dog's name on the box," she said. "We put a card in every box telling you what goes into each box, what's the ingredients in the treats, everything, and every box is different. We also try to be as local as possible in where we get our treats and toys."
Mellencamp prices her product each month at $26.99 for a single dog and $49.99 for a box going to a two-dog household. By comparison, Bark Box has a tiered pricing model that starts at $29 for a single month and hits $199 for a full year.
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- He will be driven leadership for effective implementation of excellence operation plantation in estate level operations business and achievement of KPI's Targets.
- He will be responsible for implementation and achievement of the business plans for mature plantations, and process of FFB in the mill project with improvement productivity
- Set up agronomy operation and Implementing agronomy of company policies
- Monitoring and evaluate implementation and make sure that procedures run optimally and appropriately
- Evaluate and analyze the results of the implementation of corporate strategy and looking for suggestions on solving problems that arise
- Can work as part of team and independently, strong development thinking
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College Hockey:Brockport Blanks Western New England
Netminder Sheridan Stops 33 in Victory
BROCKPORT, N.Y. — Brockport ended their first semester of hockey with a 4-0 victory over visiting Western New England thanks to three power plays scores and 33 saves by Todd Sheridan. It's the senior's fourth career shutout.
"He's been nothing short of outstanding in our net all year," Brockport coach Brian Dickinson said of Sheridan. "Tonight he didn't have to make a lot of saves but he made a couple of big ones when it was 1-0, 2-0. Even early in the third he made one through traffic that was pretty impressive. I think he's so much more at ease this year."
"I thought Sheridan played fantastic," Western New England coach Greg Heffernan said.
Both goaltenders played very well as Brockport only managed a goal in each of the first two periods. The Golden Eagles needed a third power-play opportunity before finally breaking the ice at 16:26.
Gregg Amato from the left corner fed a wide open Justin Noble in the slot. Noble let loose a one-time blast that blew by Justin Richards.
However, Dickinson was not too happy with their first power-play attempt where they controlled the puck the entire time, but never came close to scoring.
"I was concerned that our power play that we worked so hard on this week, we didn't do anything with it," he said. "Essentially, we just passed it around a stationary box."
The second period saw Western New England pick up their game, but still saw Brockport outshoot the Golden Bears. Richards was able to keep the score close.
"That's the level of goaltending that we need night in and night out," Heffernan said. "I thought he played a fantastic game. He played well. He certainly kept us in the game, and we missed on a couple of opportunities, like a 2-for-1, a couple of crossbars. That was the difference in the game right there."
Brockport made it 2-0 at 12:11 of the second period with the only even strength tally of the night. Alan Liwush's soft outside shot was saved by Richards. However, he left a big rebound. Jason Gorrie jumped on it, scooped it around the goalie, and easily placed it into the net.
The home team put the game away quickly in the third, 27 seconds in and eight seconds after a power play started. Ray Tremblay picked up a loose puck to the right of the goalie and flipped it into the net. The goal was a result of one of many won face offs for Brockport.
"We dominated the faceoff circle which is pretty impressive for us," Dickinson said. "That's a good step for us."
Brockport wound up with three power play goals in seven attempts. The final coming at 8:04 of the third. Tremblay's cross ice pass found Ian Finnerty off to the goalie's left by the post. Finnerty stopped the puck with his skate and then smacked it in with his stick.
"As the game wore on, it felt we finally worked our system for 60 minutes," Dickinson said. "I was really happy with getting pucks deep and outworking Western New England. I thought we played all three zones really well. All in all, a solid effort to end the first semester."
Brockport goes to .500 with a 6-6-0 overall record at the break. They return to action on January 7 at Hobart.
"I thought Brockport competes like they always do," Heffernan said. "They are always a tough team to compete against. I don't think the score really reflects how we played. When you get 33 shots on goal against a team that works as hard as Brockport, I can't even be mad at our guys. I think we played hard."
Heffernan, who used to be the assistant coach at Fredonia, gets to face another familiar SUNYAC foe before they begin their break as Western New England (1-8-1) goes to Geneseo tomorrow night.
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Before today, you probably haven't heard of Flutter, who are a startup company working on gesture recognition technology. Well, neither did I, but the startup has been acquired by Google.
Flutter's gesture recognition technology focused on getting it working with a standard camera interface, such as webcams. Currently, Flutter only ships a Windows and Mac app, with this software continuing to work even though it has been acquired by Google. Google must see a future in the company, hence the acquisition that might help it with its future in gesture technology.


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In one fleeting moment, L.A. firefighter Gordy Brewer loses everything he ever cared about. Running late to meet his wife and young son at a downtown high-rise, the devoted family man arrives in time to witness a bomb explode, showering the area with debris and shattered glass. The explosion is credited to 'El Lobo, The Wolf', an infamous rebel leader in Colombia's decades-long civil war. The intended targets were members of the Colombian consulate and American intelligence agents; its casualties included one civilian woman and one small boy--Gordy's family, innocent people who lost their lives for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Gordy's only consolation for the loss of his family is the hope that the Wolf will be stopped before he has a chance to strike again. When the official U.S. investigation into the Wolf stalls, Gordy realizes that bringing the terrorist to justice is no longer a priority to anyone but himself. Gordy heads to war-torn Colombia to track him down alone.
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"Using the social media network to land a design job (or any industry nowadays) is of the utmost importance in today's instant gratification rush, rush society. You can not be lazy anymore, nor can you be quiet." – K. Rudolph
Chances are if you can't "Google" your own name, with a few successful hits fairly quickly, you may not be a candidate for that next job after all. (Sadly, I myself am working to heighten my own exposure in the web world and I hardly come up even though I designed my own web site, Facebook account, Twitter feed, LinkedIn job profile, Flickr portfolio and Wordpress blog) (oh, and I almost forgot, my myspace account too – I should probably remove that one).
Today's need for social media is an essential new part of proving your worth in both technical and non-technical fields. (FYI – Every field seems to be pretty technically oriented even if it is a more "classic industry".)
Digital resumes come in drones to employers and human resources (HR) faculties these days. These have been printed off their web sites and stacked into piles for well more than ten years. A quick glance is all it takes to head to the recycle bin but sometimes you might not even get that far. Now two piles are beginning to be formed; the social networking/interoffice pile of referrals and the pile where you found the job (the newspaper or online through a direct hit by visiting a company web site or an indirect search such as monster.com, jobsearch.com or careerbuilder.com) to, in the end, locate company X.
Now besides needing the know-how to exceed the job description (or in the very least come close to matching the job requirements of what was once four different people's degrees working in a 50+hour/week position), you now have to do something else to separate yourself from the pack.
Gone are the days of funny shaped business cards with attachments of portfolio samples and sleek text resumes sent in large manila envelopes. Still, even sadder, is the decreased frequency that an employer has to view your own web site, especially if there is any splash page animation or software that puts them in a holding pattern to lose patience and prematurely leave.
With the advent of baby boomers holding out to retire, and the tighter economy with people doing the jobs of more than one trained individual, it is essential to help HR by giving them less work. So what, in my opinion, are you supposed to do? Here is what I have learned:
1. Try, rinse and repeat
It sucks, but it is a bitter truth that looking for a job is it's own full-time endeavor. If you keep complaining and don't actually try to seek areas within your interests the only person to blame is yourself. If you can snag an interview for even a lukewarm prospect it can provide you with experience allowing yourself to see what sort of questions hiring departments currently seek.
2. Stop visiting sites like monster.com, jobsearch.com and careerbuilder.com unless you are in a more general search
Job sites such as the ones listed above only account for about 5% of all company postings. These sites view your resume and contrive it to mean anything to fill the most generic positions. It begins when you join their career alerts, receiving a flood of constant spam and unrelated sales and manufacturing jobs,and ends when that crazy Ginsu knife company cold calls you for an "instant" interview to be their head of marketing (if it's too good to be true it probably is folks). If you are in a more specialized industry (like design) auto-generators on these sites won't match you to anything applicable.
If you need to choose a local job because of family roots or lack a of a car or nearby public transportation then take a look at portals such as vault.com, or snagajob.com to find local hourly part or full-time jobs (I found 221 jobs in Canton, MI, most of which were retail based). Most importantly, avoid signing up for these sites "applicable matches". Just visit the site weekly so you can scroll quickly through your areas of interest rather than getting roped into receiving unrelated spam that takes away valuable web time.
3. Volunteer in your passionate path
Whether you work part-time at an industry that's not your passion, or you are out-of-work, don't be lazy and just sit there collecting unemployment until the next extension. Part of an active job search should be recognizing what you want to do and start seeing people face-to-face in order to build opportunities, even if they are not paid. Recent graduates should seek out internships (see online internship sites). Seasoned veterans should volunteer to keep your resume/skills current. Volunteering can also put you in a positive mindset to help you feel needed (think of the movie "Pay It Forward" all while making a difference to someone else (I like volunteer sites such as idealist.org or just seek out a company you are interested in (people like free things). Making yourself invaluable turns you into an asset and so in the end, if you are worth your weight in gold, they may just hire you.
3. Create a digital network
Get your name on the web and then tell people that you put it there. Start with trusted friends or coworkers in your current situation (even a part-time associate at a current or past employer has co-workers or friends that may know someone). See tomorrow's article for specifics on how to use Linked-In to accomplish this task.
4. Once your name is out there, start linking yourself
The more links you have, the better your exposure rate. Just be careful you don't "friend" people who have inappropriate conversations or links (they are a reflection of yourself whether you like it or not). If you have a web site that no one is visiting start a free blog at a site such as blogger.com or wordpress.com. Update your Facebook profile to include important facts about yourself rather than general chatter. This way if someone (fellow friend or just a stumbler) is thinking about hiring, they may keep "running into" your name or portfolio without you directly positioning it. It's always nice to make them think it was their idea.
5. Relate to the industry directly
This has some crossover with number four. Think about what you want to do and begin joining the blogs and accounts of fellow people in that industry. Don't just look at generic social networks; visit the sites for the places you would love to work. It is becoming more common for companies to either be linked to a Facebook page or have a blog or thread of related social networking discussions somewhere within their web site.
6. Make a time limit
Don't look forever, set goals and a time line. Daily, weekly and monthly time limits force you to stay current. Set an alarm or a digital calendar blast that alerts you that today is a web blogging day or a research hour. Don't reflect, just do. Track your progress and don't get frustrated when the change is not apparent. Like my PT specialist says, it won't happen overnight, progress is slow (although he is referring to my desire to regenerate back movement).
7. Relax and watch a movie
Work hard for the day/week/month and then reward yourself. Little thing like watching a movie (library movies = free) won't dent your lack of a full Costanza wallet but they will help you escape and gain feel-good vibes. I recommend a movie like "The Blind Side" or if you are into flaky movies; "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" or Drew Barrymore in "Never Been Kissed" can help you feel better about yourself. If you ever need to remind yourself why you didn't like your last job there is always my favorite cult classic movie "Office Space" too.
8. Catch up on slowing down
If you've got more time, catch up on reading. If you have less time still try to set aside 15 minutes each evening. If you like computers read related blogs in your professional area. If you prefer carrying your favorite mobile device read digital magazines in your industry while you wait in life's lines. Seek to expand your vocabulary no matter what you choose. I like to get away from technology when I get home and read a book hearing the gentle turn of a page longing for the next paper cut (just kidding). You can read any sort of book to escape but make sure to occasionally read related industry information. Good Fortune 500 books that CEO's use can help you get into the head of your future employer such as the books linked here. I myself like some of what the career oriented minds of Seth Godin and Daniel Pink have to say. Other related business books can be found at inc.
9. Get out of the damn house
Your alma mater usually has social events. I just attended one last night for The University of Michigan alumni. Related clubs in your field of interest and fellow alumni groups have dinners and events more than you may know. Don't avoid going somewhere because you don't have the money. Many events for job searches, career days or networking functions are free but even small costs can have big returns.
If you really broke usually these events have light snacks too! If it's a pay your own way dinner and all you order is a glass of water the people around you might really understand your urgency in landing that next job. But seriously, nothing is lost when you attend these functions; it gets your face seen.
10. Make it a game
In the end make it a goal not a chore. Have contests with yourself. See how many resumes you can send out in one day or how many companies you can find within 10 miles of your house in your interest area.
Try to find as much out about some job related subject as you can and write about it (can you tell why I'm doing these social networking articles yet). These things not only help you stay current but it forwards your development and focus. It also changes your frame of mind and keeps you in-the-know.


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GENERIC NAME: potassium chloride
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An International Education for Fulbright Winner
The Ancient Greek word paideia refers to the cultural and academic education of the whole person -- mind and body, morals and virtue. In Modern Greek the term, loosely translated, refers to "children." It is this intersection of meanings that has resonated for Jeanine Cryan '15 during her experience as a 2015-16 Fulbright U.S. Student Award recipient based in Greece.
"The Greek cultural value of ...
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Cryan '15 Awarded Fulbright to Greece
Jeanine Cryan '15 was named the recipient of a prestigious 2015-16 Fulbright U.S. Student Award to Greece, providing her a remarkable opportunity to serve as an English Teaching Assistant, while uniting her affinity of Greek culture and passion for education.
Known for its highly competitive field of applicants, the Fulbright Program is the U.S. government's flagship international educational exc...
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WXXI: Tinkler, Wells on the Crusades
Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies Courtney Wells and Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Tinkler recently were featured on "Connections with Evan Dawson" to discuss the controversy surrounding President Barack Obama's reference to the Crusades during the National Prayer Breakfast earlier this month.
Along with professors from Nazareth College and the University...
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Seven Faculty Awarded Tenure
This year during the January meeting of the HWS Board of Trustees, the Colleges conferred tenure and the rank of associate professor to seven faculty members.
Effective July 1, 2015, the Board of Trustees granted tenure and the rank of associate professor to Jamie Bodenlos of the Psychology Department, James Capreedy of the Classics Department, Anthony Cerulli of the Religious Studies Department,...
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15th Annual 'Ghosts in Togas'
Assistant Professor of Art History Liliana Leopardi will present the 15th Annual "Ghosts in Togas" Halloween Lecture. Leopardi will discuss "What Hollywood Does Not Tell You About Ancient Egypt: Resurrection and the Sexual Life of Mummies." The lecture will take place at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 30, in Coxe 008.
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The long awaited site, KarmaSnack.com launched late late Monday night. One of my boys Eric and his partners are running the new online business, go over there and show him some love.
This is one of the few places I endorse since I move 80% of my personal clients to them in the last two months. They're awesome. They know their shit. They got the internet marketing game on lock. SEO, PPC, and what's most interesting and blows me away is their Viral Marketing strategy.
I'm very close and know everyone behind the scene and they know their shit!!!
I'm actually in talks to them to get a "job", LOL, there. Well not really, more like consulting for them. I can't ever go back to the 9 to 5 rat race. Never again. Karma Snack! Smacking and Rick Rolling the competition left and right.
In other news, my Costa Rica project has some serious delays. We are trying to be up by friday, so we can start getting investors for funding of the project. Man I have a lot of work to do…
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"12 Years a Slave" and "American Hustle" won the top movie prizes at the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards, which took place at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Jan. 12, 2014. NBC had the U.S. live telecast of the ceremony at 8 p.m. EST/5 p.m. PST. The Golden Globe Awards are voted on by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
"12 Years a Slave" and "American Hustle" were the leading movie contenders with seven nominations each. In the end, "American Hustle" won three Golden Globes (including Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy), while "12 Years a Slave" won just one Golden Globe: Best Motion Picture – Drama. "American Hustle's" Amy Adams won the award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical and Comedy, while her "American Hustle" co-star Jennifer Lawrence won for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture.
"Dallas Buyer Club" won two major awards in the movie categories: Matthew McConaughey took the prize for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama, while his "Dallas Buyers Club" co-star Jared Leto won for Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture.
Alfonso Cuarón won the Golden Globe for Best Director for helming "Gravity."
Cate Blanchett of "Blue Jasmine" won the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama.
Leonardo DiCaprio of "The Wolf of Wall Street" won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
In the TV field at the 2014 Golden Globe Awards, "Behind the Candelabra" was the leading nominee (four nominations) in the TV-movie/miniseries categories and won two of the four prizes: Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television, while "Behind the Candelabra" star Michael Douglas won for Best Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television. "Behind the Candelabra" won several Primetime Emmy Awards and was expected to win these Golden Globe Awards as well.
The 2014 Golden Globe Awards ceremony was hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who first co-hosted the Golden Globe Awards in 2013. Poehler (who stars in the TV series "Parks and Recreation") also won her first Golden Globe that night: Best Actress in a Television Comedy Series.
Woody Allen (who did not attend the ceremony) received the Cecil B. DeMille Award for "outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment." Diane Keaton, who has starred in several of Allen's films, accepted the award on his behalf.
Presenters at the 2014 Golden Globe Awards included Johnny Depp, Ben Affleck, Sandra Bullock, Tom Hanks, Robert Downey Jr., Emma Thompson, Matt Damon, "American Hustle's" Lawrence, Emma Stone, Jim Carrey, Chris Hemsworth, Niki Lauda, Jonah Hill, Margot Robbie, Seth Meyers, Julie Bowen, Emilia Clarke, Chris O'Donnell, Jimmy Fallon, Melissa McCarthy, Olivia Wilde, Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana, Kyra Sedgwick, Kevin Bacon, Amber Heard, Aaron Eckhart, Paula Patton, Jessica Chastain, Liam Neeson, Uma Thurman, Chris Evans, Usher, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Kate Beckinsale, Reese Witherspoon, Drew Barrymore, Christoph Waltz, Laura Dern, Emma Watson, Naomi Watts and Mark Ruffalo.
"American Hustle" is a fictional story inspired by the Abscam politician corruption stings in the 1970s. Although "American Hustle" is primarily a drama, the Golden Globes have put the movie in the Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy categories, where "American Hustle" is nominated for Best Picture. "American Hustle" has some comedic elements, but it's not a straight-out comedy.
"12 Years a Slave," based on the true story/memoir of enslaved Solomon Northup, has been the leading nominee at several awards shows, including the 2014 Screen Actors Guild Awards and the 2014 Independent Spirit Awards. The Golden Globe nominations for "12 Years a Slave" include Best Motion Picture – Drama
Many people are predicting that "12 Years a Slave" and "American Hustle" will also be leading nominees at the 2014 Academy Awards. Those nominations will be announced on Jan. 16, 2014.
Here is the complete list of nominees for the 2014 Golden Globe Awards, with the winners in bold type and asterisked.
Best Motion Picture – Drama
"12 Years A Slave"*
"Captain Phillips"
Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
"American Hustle"*
"Inside Llewyn Davis"
"The Wolf Of Wall Street"
Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama
Chiwetel Ejiofor, "12 Years A Slave"
Idris Elba, "Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom"
Tom Hanks, "Captain Phillips"
Matthew McConaughey, "Dallas Buyers Club"*
Robert Redford, "All Is Lost"
Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Christian Bale, "American Hustle"
Bruce Dern, "Nebraska"
Leonardo DiCaprio, "The Wolf of Wall Street"*
Oscar Isaac, "Inside Llewyn Davis"
Joaquin Phoenix, "Her"
Best Actress – Motion Picture Drama
Cate Blanchett, "Blue Jasmine"*
Sandra Bullock, "Gravity"
Judi Dench, "Philomena"
Emma Thompson, "Saving Mr. Banks"
Kate Winslet, "Labor Day"
Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Amy Adams, "American Hustle"*
Julie Delpy, "Before Midnight"
Greta Gerwig, "Frances Ha"
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, "Enough Said"
Meryl Streep, "August: Osage County"
Best Supporting Actor
Barkhad Abdi, "Captain Phillips"
Daniel Bruhl, "Rush"
Bradley Cooper, "American Hustle"
Michael Fassbender, "12 Years A Slave"
Jared Leto, "Dallas Buyers Club"*
Best Supporting Actress
Sally Hawkins, "Blue Jasmine"
Jennifer Lawrence, "American Hustle"*
Lupita Nyong'o, "12 Years A Slave"
Julia Roberts, "August: Osage County"
June Squibb, "Nebraska"
Best Director
Alfonso Cuaron, "Gravity"*
Paul Greengrass, "Captain Phillips"
Steve McQueen, "12 Years A Slave"
Alexander Payne, "Nebraska"
David O. Russell, "American Hustle"
Best Screenplay
Spike Jonze, "Her"*
Bob Nelson, "Nebraska"
Jeff Pope and Steve Coogan, "Philomena"
John Ridley, "12 Years A Slave"
Eric Warren Singer and David O. Russell, "American Hustle"
Best Original Score
"All Is Lost"*
"Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom"
"The Book Thief"
"12 Years A Slave"
Best Original Song
"Atlas," Coldplay ("The Hunger Games: Catching Fire")
"Let It Go," Idina Menzel ("Frozen")
"Ordinary Love," U2 ("Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom")*
"Please Mr. Kennedy," Oscar Isaac, Justin Timberlake and Adam Driver ("Inside Llewyn Davis")
"Sweeter Than Fiction," Taylor Swift ("One Chance")
Best Foreign Language Film
"Blue is the Warmest Color"
"The Great Beauty"*
"The Hunt"
"The Past"
"The Wind Rises"
Best Animated Feature Film
"The Croods"
"Despicable Me 2"
Best Drama Series
"Breaking Bad"*
"Downton Abbey"
"The Good Wife"
"House of Cards"
"Masters of Sex"
Best Actor in a Television Drama Series
Bryan Cranston, "Breaking Bad"*
Liev Schreiber, "Ray Donovan"
Michael Sheen, "Masters of Sex"
Kevin Spacey, "House of Cards"
James Spader, "The Blacklist"
Best Actress in a Television Drama Series
Julianna Margulies, "The Good Wife"
Tatiana Maslany, "Orphan Black"
Taylor Schilling, "Orange is the New Black"
Kerry Washington, "Scandal"
Robin Wright, "House of Cards"*
Best Comedy Series
"The Big Bang Theory"
"Brooklyn Nine-Nine"*
"Modern Family"
"Parks and Recreation"
Best Actor in a Television Comedy Series
Jason Bateman, "Arrested Development"
Don Cheadle, "House of Lies"
Michael J. Fox, "The Michael J. Fox Show"
Jim Parsons, "The Big Bang Theory"
Andy Samberg, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"*
Best Actress in a Television Comedy Series
Zooey Deschanel, "New Girl"
Lena Dunham, "Girls"
Edie Falco, "Nurse Jackie"
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, "Veep"
Amy Poehler, "Parks and Recreation"*
Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
"American Horror Story: Coven"
"Behind the Candelabra"*
"Dancing on the Edge"
"Top of the Lake"
"White Queen"
Best Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Matt Damon, "Behind the Candelabra"
Michael Douglas, "Behind the Candelabra"*
Chiwetel Ejiofor, "Dancing on the Edge"
Idris Elba, "Luther"
Al Pacino, "Phil Spector"
Best Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Helena Bonham Carter, "Burton and Taylor"
Rebecca Ferguson, "The White Queen"
Jessica Lange, "American Horror Story: Coven"
Helen Mirren, "Phil Spector"
Elisabeth Moss, "Top of the Lake"*
Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Josh Charles, "The Good Wife"
Rob Lowe, "Behind the Candelabra"
Aaron Paul, "Breaking Bad"
Corey Stoll, "House of Cards"
Jon Voight, "Ray Donovan"*
Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Jacqueline Bisset, "Dancing on the Edge"*
Janet McTeer, "White Queen"
Hayden Panettiere, "Nashville"
Monica Potter, "Parenthood"
Sofia Vergara, "Modern Family"


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Copa Airlines actively participates in the development of the communities in its area of influence with the goal to obtain the social permission to operate and as a way to contribute to the sustainable development and to the achievement of the Development Objectives of the Millennium (ODM).
These community actions are focused on programs and activities in support of the youth, education, and health through the Take off with Copa Airlines! (¡Despega con Copa Airlines!) Foundation, collaborating with schools in areas with difficult access, in activities that include tutorship, school supplies donations and computers and infrastructure, as well as sponsorship of various children's organizations and for comprehensive development.
Overall, we develop our social and sustainable commitments together with governmental organizations, associations, non-profit foundations, non-governmental organizations, and various social movements and of environmental impact, which strengthen the entire youth development, the education, and the environment of the communities where we operate. These are some of our strategic allies.
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Indoor Halloween activities will be provided by two La Junta organizatiions. Southeast Health Group has decorated their front lobby for Halloween and is inviting families with young children to a "Safe Trick-or-Treat" at 711 Barnes from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m..
La Junta Elks Lodge will host its annual community Halloween party at the La Junta High School gym starting at 6 p.m. There will be games, a costume contest and candy.
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The due date for the Tax Year 2015 First Installment was Tuesday, March 1, 2016.
The due date for the Tax Year 2014 Second Installment was Monday, August 3, 2015.
You may pay Tax Year 2015 First Installment taxes at any of the nearly 400 Chase Bank locations in Illinois, by mail, or online.
Taxpayers who would like information concerning whether their Tax Year 2014 property taxes were sold at the tax sale and information on how to redeem their taxes must contact the Cook County Clerk's Office or call the Clerk's Office at 312.603.5656. The Clerk's Office is located at: 118 North Clark Street, Room 434, Chicago, IL 60602.
Listed below are foreign language brochures in 24 different languages from the Cook
County Treasurer's Office which contain useful information for taxpayers.
The financial data and pension debt of every local government, school district or other taxing agency that taxes a home or other property in Cook County is listed on nearly 1.8 million bills mailed to property owners, County Treasurer Maria Pappas said today.
From seven to 20 taxing bodies levy taxes on a given property, and the bill for each property has a section called "Taxing District Debt and Financial Data." In that section are four categories:
Owners of taxable homes, businesses and land in the nation's second-largest county can see the information on First Installment bills for Tax Year 2015 mailed by the Treasurer's Office. The bills have a due date of March 1, 2016.
Pappas noted that even more financial information about local governments can be found by visiting her website, cookcountytreasurer.com, selecting "Want to see your local government debt?" and entering either the 14-digit Property Index Number for a piece of real estate or the name of a taxing district.
"Taxpayers have a right to know about the spending and debt incurred by those who tax them," Pappas said. "We have designed a bill and website that do just that."
The information comes from the county's Debt Disclosure Ordinance (DDO), written by Pappas, which requires all primary local governments across Cook County to report their financial data yearly to the Treasurer's Office.
To avoid late penalties of 1.5 percent monthly, Pappas said, taxpayers can pay on time before March 1 in four ways:
In Cook County, the due date for the First Installment property taxes is always the first business day in March. A law passed by the Illinois Legislature in 2009 raised the First Installment tax from 50% to 55% of the prior year's total tax (or 55% of the adjusted tax if an assessment certificate of error is certified by the previous November 30).
The Second Installment due date varies. This is because the Second Installment bill relies on the delivery of various sets of data by other state and county agencies. Unlike the First Installment bill, the Second Installment bill reflects the new assessed values, assessment appeals, exemptions, the state equalization factor, and taxing-district tax rates. All of these data are prepared by other state and county agencies.
NOTE ON PREPAYMENTS: Taxpayers who want to prepay the First Installment tax bill for the following tax year must send a written request for a "Prepayment" tax bill to the Treasurer's Office in December. Taxpayers should never combine the Second Installment from one tax year with payment of the First Installment for the following year. A separate payment must be submitted after obtaining the appropriate "Prepayment" bill.
Check back at this site for updates.
June 3, 2016:
Tax Year 2014 Annual Tax Sale began.
April 4, 2016:
Tax Year 2014 Certified Delinquent Notices mailed.
March 1, 2016:
Tax Year 2015 First Installment payments due.
January 25, 2016:
Tax Year 2015 First Installment tax bills mailed.
August 3, 2015:
Tax Year 2014 Second Installment payments due.
July 1, 2015:
Tax Year 2014 Second Installment tax bills mailed.