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Prison Inmates Help With Wash. Apple Harvest
So far, just one apple orchard in Washington has taken up the state's offer for inmates to help with the harvest. That's despite a severe worker shortage that has many growers facing big losses.
This week, McDougall and Sons orchard near Wenatchee put more than a hundred inmates to work. They're from a minimum security work camp near Forks.
The orchard pays the state $22 an hour per worker. That covers costs for housing, transportation and other expenses. The inmates are paid minimum wage.
Mike Gempler heads the Washington Growers League. He says few growers can afford the cost of inmate labor, which is about twice the average rate.
"It's not really an economical answer," Gempler says. "You'd have to be pretty desperate, you'd have to have some pretty high-value apples and you'd have to be very interested in taking a risk."
Gempler says some risks with inexperienced pickers are damaged fruit and low productivity.
Apples are a $1.5 billion business in Washington. State officials say growers are reporting more concern about labor shortages than any time in the past five years.
Governor Gregoire has called the situation a crisis and asked state agencies to help.
Corrections officials stress no taxpayer money is used for the inmate-worker program.
Mike Gempler says he's glad for the state's help. But he says long-term solutions are needed, including a more flexible visa program for seasonal workers.
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Definition of inflate in English:
verb[with object]
1Fill (a balloon, tire, or other expandable structure) with air or gas so that it becomes distended.
Example sentences
- At launch, the balloon is partially inflated with helium and expands as it rises.
- If the balloon stays partially inflated, it can act as a sail and drag Fossett's closet-sized capsule for miles.
- A few pebbles from my drive in a party balloon partially inflated with water served the purpose.
distended, expanded, engorged, swollen
1.1 [no object] Become distended by being filled with air or gas.
Example sentences
- About 10 minutes later, small air pockets throughout the mattress begin inflating and deflating to produce a gentle rocking motion.
- They inflate differently and behave differently, and once blown up, they can't be deflated for storage or re-used.
- Compressed air is blown into an opening and the two sheets inflate.
blow up, fill up, fill with air, aerate, pump up;
dilate, distend, swell
2Increase (something) by a large or excessive amount: objectives should be clearly set out so as not to duplicate work and inflate costs
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- Comedy production costs are greatly inflated by the price of hype.
- Property agencies say this year's festival will see yet another increase in the number of flats on the temporary market, and at increasingly inflated prices.
- However, as with exit fees, a growing number of lenders are cottoning on to the fact that inflated charges can increase their profits.
high, sky-high, excessive, unreasonable, prohibitive, outrageous, exorbitant, extortionate
2.1Exaggerate: numbers have been grossly inflated by the local press
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- The assertion that these claims have been shown to be grossly inflated is a little premature in my opinion.
- More to the point, who is kidding who when you have to purchase your ticket to finals now grossly inflated in scale via the humiliations of a play-off?
- If the claim to 'reform' is grossly inflated, the opposing claim to defend 'free speech' is even more ludicrous.
exaggerate, magnify, overplay, overstate, enhance, embellish, increase, amplify, augment
exaggerated, magnified, aggrandized, immoderate, overblown, overstated
2.2Bring about inflation of (a currency) or in (an economy).
Example sentences
- This action would eliminate currency exchange risks and risks attached to purchasing goods from an economy with a hugely inflated currency.
- At present, the State in nearly every country has achieved its major monetary goal: the ability to expand its revenue by inflating the currency at will.
- Beginning with the War of Independence and continuing through the War on Terror, Americans have chosen to pay for their wars by borrowing money and inflating the currency.
inflator (also inflater) noun
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- That leads to our next sure-fire house price inflator - transaction taxes, such as stamp duty.
- So forget any housing price bubble factor for at least 5 years as an interest rate inflator.
- Besides looking very different, the principal difference between the two inflators is in how they are put in the 'ready' mode.
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New law should work for the state
Published: Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 10:02 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 10:02 a.m.
Gov. Bobby Jindal signed into law the Louisiana GRAD Act last week, giving the state's public colleges and universities the chance to raise tuition rates in exchange for improved performance.
That is the hope of lawmakers and the administration who saw the plan through the legislative process.
Essentially, it will give colleges the ability to raise their tuition rates by as much as 5 percent next year if they sign on to six-year improvement plans with the Board of Regents.
The plans will require the schools to increase graduation rates and continue to develop cooperative partnerships such as the one in place between Nicholls State and Fletcher Community College.
If state officials determine that the schools are making progress on their plans, the increases could rise to 10 percent for the 2012-13 school year and each year after that until the schools reach the Southern regional average for tuition — now at about $5,000 per year. Louisiana colleges now average about $3,600 in tuition costs per year.
"It's going to allow us to address some issues around tuition that have been a major concern to colleges and universities for some years," said Nicholls State President Stephen Hulbert.
The law will go into effect as the state's institutions of higher learning continue to struggle with rising costs and falling revenue. Lawmakers have made drastic cuts to higher education to help fill gaps in the state budget in recent years.
As an example, Nicholls State has seen $6 million, or 17 percent of its budget, cut since 2008. That is a big cut to absorb, and it has caused schools such as Nicholls to cut services to students.
While the new law will not eliminate the money concerns for these schools, it will allow them to make up some of what has been trimmed.
Even better, if the law works as it is intended, it should result in schools that do better work, graduating more students and working in better concert with each other.
That will be a benefit that will affect all of us.
Our colleges and universities have a crucial mission — to train tomorrow's leaders in industry, education, medicine, politics and just about every other field.
They can best achieve that mission when they are able to successfully compete with their counterparts in surrounding states to attract and keep the best faculty members.
They can be aided in that mission by state expectations for improvement.
Just as important, though, will be the Regents' ability and willingness to enforce the higher standards on schools that show little or no progress in their improvement plans.
If it works according to plan, the law should allow tuition increases for colleges trying to keep pace with other institutions while giving the state as a whole a better educational product.
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We are grateful to Jane Handley for these notes of the talk given by Geoffrey Weaver on Tuesday 31st January
PSALMUS HUNGARICUS Zoltán Kodály 1882 - 1967
Kodály had a strong sense of pride in his country. Together with Bela Bartok he had travelled throughout Hungary collecting folk songs and possessed a strong sense of national identity with his homeland.
Psalmus Hungaricus was written in 1923 on the 50th anniversary of the union of Buda and Pest and was a passionate protest against the dismemberment of Hungary following WW1 when Hungary lost both Slovakia and Transylvania. The piece expresses his anger at this event. The text is a sixteenth century free translation of Psalm 55 by the poet Michael Veg.
There are 3 main themes which all emerge in the first 18 pages. The main theme appears on page 3, "When as King David sore was afflicted" this theme is repeated throughout the work on pages 7 and 32. It is folksong like in character, it is the key theme which unifies the work, the repeated rhythm appears again on page 23 where it is altered to express Kodály's anger.
The sighing, lamenting figure of the second theme appears on pages 11 and 14 in both orchestra and voice and in the tenor solo, page 9
The third theme, that of longing, is in the orchestra in the opening passage and again on page 17 where we hear the sighing effect within the orchestration.
The first section is very turbulent. The middle section is much calmer with Psalm 46 "So in Jehovah I will put my trust" appearing firstly in the orchestra and then taken up by the choir.
This is followed by a section reflecting violence, suffering and uncertainty in the music.
In the final section the music changes from warmth at "as for the righteous" to another angular outburst "those that are mighty" before the music subsides and the opening theme is recalled.
A CHILD OF OUR TIME Michael Tippett 1905 – 1998
The depression of the 1920s and the rise of Nazism in the 30s gave Tippett a profound social and political awareness. He joined the Communist party for a time but left when he failed to convert his local branch to Trotskyism.
He wanted to use his art to express solidarity with the oppressed and in 1938 he heard the story of a Polish student, Herschel Grynsban, living in Paris, who had heard from his father of the persecution of his family and of the Jews in general by the Nazis back home in Poland. Grynsban's response was to go out and kill a Nazi diplomat in Paris.
This resulted in the savage outbreak of violence against the Jews across Europe which began on "Kristallnacht"
Tippett resolved to write a work of protest. He asked his friend T S Eliot to write the libretto, but Eliot suggested Tippett write his own libretto, partly because Tippett already had a good idea of the shape of the work and partly because Eliot feared that his libretto might overwhelm the music!
Tippett wrote his own libretto taking as his model the Bach Passions and to some extent Handel's "Messiah" using the baroque device of recitative and, in place of chorales, negro spirituals. Another influence was the film "Green Pastures" where "de Lawd looks down from heaven". That film may also have prompted him in his decision to use spirituals.
The negro spirituals are the emotional heart of the piece, they come out of great tribulation, the negro slaves are forced to the knees to cry out.
Part 1
This deals with oppression in the world. All is confusion as the people sing "We are lost" the music is almost atonal. In chorus 5 the music has a 'slithery' effect - people cannot get a grip on life. The tenor sings of the plight of the poor, the soprano soloist in anguish sings "How shall I feed my children?" a lament that is tragically relevant to our times for mothers in the Horn of Africa. The section ends with the comfort of the spiritual "Steal away to Jesus"
Part 2
In No. 9 we are introduced to "the man" the child of our time, Grynsban. But before the assassination there is the persecution which led Grynsban to despair and violence. In No. 11 there are hints of some of the "Crucify" choruses in the St Matthew Passion and, in chorus 13, a clear reference to ethnic cleansing. The boy is driven to shoot a representative of the oppressors. Chorus 19 is very violent and angular "break them in pieces on the wheel". This is followed by No. 21 A Spiritual of Anger: "Let my people go", the archetypal song of protest ending with the powerful "Go down Moses"
Part 3
Reflects on how release and liberation might come p.78 "the jewel of great price lies in the icy waters". p.87 "winter cold means inner warmth". The secret is hidden and people are impatient p.88. The message seems to be that wholeness and peace will come, but as Eliot says "the meaning is in the waiting". In the final ensemble No. 29, the soloists sing of longing for wholeness and the hope that is there in the moving waters and "it is Spring" a contrast with the winter of the opening. After the choir the soloists embark on an ecstatic section and "Deep river" brings a measure of the wholeness and peace which are the hope and goal of all humanity.
Based on notes taken at the talk on 31st January together with original material supplied by Geoffrey Weaver.
Any errors are those of the scribe.


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Also demonstrating how well residents in the state are doing, just 8.3% of households received food stamps in 2012, the lowest percentage in the nation, while the state had an unemployment rate of only 5.5%.
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6 Strength Training Moves You Can Do with a Park Bench
No gym membership, no problem: All you need is a simple park bench to get great arms, abs, and legs -- aka the perfect bikini body for summer -- fast
Step 1: Sit on the edge of the bench with your hands next to you for balance. Lean back slightly and lift your legs off the floor (keeping your knees straight) until your torso and legs form a "V."
Step 2: Bring your legs into a crunch by bending your knees, then straighten your legs back out. Do three sets of eight crunches.
Challenge yourself: After a set with your knees together, do one set of 18 crunches alternating bending your left and right legs, keeping the other extended. Finish with a final set of eight crunches with your knees together.
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I think I'm going to start doing "Step Ups" on my flight of steps I have right here in my house! No equipment needed!
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Definitely plan to try some of these at home!
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Great article. Good incentive to get up and do something.
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i like these! they are good ideas that seem like they will actually work!
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great ideas, it made me want to get up and work out right now!
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for workouts at home you should really check out sparkspeople
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great tips, and plus I can do these at home...kudos
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I tell people this all the time. I even have workouts on my blog that you can do in the park or at home with or without weights.
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October 16, 2008
Quiz Time! Fun vs. Offensive
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I'm a total animal lover, and I just adore this photo of a bunny in a birthday hat. (I asked ASI's photographer if he got to play with the bunny when he took its picture, and he told me that this furry little guy was never actually in our photo studio. Too bad.) Anyway, the article that goes with the bunny isn't too shabby either – check it out for some quirky selling opportunities.
So have you ever given a gift or told a joke that you thought was great, only to receive the exact opposite reaction? (You can be honest, 'cause I already know you have.) Post a comment and tell us all about it, then take this quick quiz to help you do better next time. – KB
Quiz: Fun or Offensive?
2. You send your card, a brochure and a jar of candy emblazoned with "Happy Tuesday!" to a potential client. They will:
3. You send a wooden desk set with a card to celebrate the fifth anniversary of when you began working with a client (wooden items are the traditional wedding gift for fifth anniversaries), along with an anniversary list to encourage them to do the same for their clients. They will:
4. To revive a client's ordering, you send a condolence card and small gift to his office with a note stating, "I haven't heard from you in a while; did I miss your obituary?" They will:
5. A client hasn't ordered in a while, so on January 16, you drop off an empty gift box with a note that says, "Happy National Nothing Day! I'd love to change this with an order from you!" They will:
All 5 correct: You're a promotional whiz at oddball occasions!
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Class of 2016
Keiko Ogami: "Oral Health Behaviours and Attitudes among Japanese Immigrants in Greater Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada"
Monica Colleen Stephenson: "Idaho Adults' Perceptions of Oral Cancer Screenings"
Wendy Rachelle Williams: "An Evaluation of a School-Based Sealant Program"
Class of 2015
Karissa Clark: "Oral Health of Elderly Residents in Long-Term Care Facilities: A Qualitative Study Examining Barriers, Solutions, Policies, Rules and Regulations"
Deborah L. Johnson: "A Study of Nutrition in Entry-Level Dental Hygiene Education"
Michelle Smith: "Leadership in Degree-Completion Programs--A Study Comparing Stand-Alone Leadership Courses versus Leadership-Infused Curricula"
Monika Alcorn: "The Antibacterial Effects of Silver Nitrate on Oral Biofilm"
Angie Bailey:"Oral Health Training and Interprofessional Education in Family Medicine and Pediatric Residency"
Leciel Bono:"Effects of a Legislative Advocacy Educational Unit on Dental Hygiene Students' and Alumni"
Lillian Bowen:"Developing an Oral Health Referral System"
Courtney Perrachione:"Visualization of the Oropharynx during Head and Neck Cancer Examinations"
Lisa Joy Santiago:"Dental Hygiene Faculty Calibration to Enhance Inter-Rater Reliability with Calculus Detection: A Pilot Study"
Victoria Martin:"The Relationship Between Educational Mock Boards and Clinical Board Examinations"
LaNae Rodgerson:"Social Presence in Online Graduate Dental Hygiene Education"
Rachelle Williams:"An Evaluation of a School-Based Sealant Program"
Class of 2014
Allison Cahoon: "A Survey of Dental Hygiene Collaborative Practice in New Mexico and Minnesota"
Vicki Dodge: "A Faculty Development Program to Enhance Dental Hygiene Distance Education: A Pilot Study"
Sandra Wilkie: "A Comparative Assessment of Volunteerism among Dental Hygienists: The Relationship Between a Practice Act Incentive, Behaviors, Perceptions, and Motivational Orientations"
Bethany Bewley: "The Role of the Dental Hygienist in Screening for Sleep Apnea"
Julia Forsmark: "Dental Hygiene Students' Knowledge of Human Papillomavirus and Its' Relation to Oropharyngeal Cancer"
Tonette Hollingsworth: "Oral Health Outcomes Following a Pediatric Preventive Oral Health Pilot Program in Montana"
Jacqueline Juhl: "Geographic Comparisons of Washington State Non-Traumatic Dental Complaint Emergency Department Patients"
Christine Rogers: New York State Dental Hygienists' Perceptions of a Baccalaureate Degree as the Entry-Level Degree Required for Practice"
Class of 2013
Catherine Beebe: "Educational Technology for the Millennial Dental Hygiene Student"
During her academic tenure at ISU, Ms. Beebe was the recipient of the ADEA/Crest Oral-B Scholarship for Students Pursuing Academic Careers.
Lisa Belt: "Impact of Adjunctive Techniques in Oral Cancer Screenings on Motivation to Quit Tobacco Use"
Ms. Belt was selected to represent the Graduate Program as part of the DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Dental Hygiene Research Program and presented a poster presentation at the ADHA Annual Session in June.
Mary Bossart: "HbA1c Chairside Screening for Diabetes in Patients with Chronic Periodontitis"
Ms. Bossart's research was presented during the poster presentation session at the ADHA Annual Session in June.
Nichole Dicke: "A Survey of Clinical Faculty Calibration in Dental Hygiene Programs"
Sandra Miles: "Integration of Client Self-Care Commitment Model in a Dental Hygiene Curriculum"
Nancy Sherrill: "Families' Perceptions of Oral Health Care for Long-Term Care Residents"
Ms. Sherrill distinguished herself as the 2013 Outstanding Student Award Master Candidate for the Division of Health Sciences.
Class of 2012
Lisa Welch: "Knowledge Level of Undergraduate College Students About the Transmission of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Via Oral Sexual Contact"
* In light of Ms. Welch's exemplary research efforts, she was selected to receive the 2012 ISU Division of Health Sciences Outstanding Student Researcher Award. This award was established to recognize graduates who have excelled in leadership, research, and clinical practice and was presented to Ms. Welch by Dr. Linda Hatzenbuehler on May 4, 2012 at the Division of Health Sciences 2012 Award Reception.
Patricia Wintch: "Executive Director's Knowledge, Perceptions, and Roles Regarding Provision of Oral Health Care to Long-Term Care Facility Residents"
Elena Francisco: "Dental Hygienist's Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice Behaviors Regarding Caries Risk Assessment and Management"
*The Idaho State University Division of Health Sciences awarded the Jeffrey A. Bartlome Memorial Research Grant to Elena Francisco at the Idaho Conference on Health Care on Oct. 21.
Class of 2011
Carol Amerine - "An Intervention to Improve Oral Hygiene of Residents in Long-term Care Facilities"
Sara Beres - "The Role of the Dental Hygienist on the Cleft Palate Team"
Merri Jones - "Interdisciplinary Approach to Care: The Role of the Dental Hygienist on the Pediatric Feeding Team"
Lisa Moravec - "Precision Grip Strength in Dental Hygiene Students"
Rebecca Tranmer - "National Survey of Oncology Teams' Knowledge, Education, and Management of Oral Cancer in Cancer Therapy"
Class of 2010
Brooke Agado - "Effects of Two Methods of Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy (NSPT) on Health-Related Quality of Life and Illness for Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD): A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial"
Heather Hessheimer - "Use of Questioning in a Dental Hygiene Didactic Course"
Karen Portillo - "Current Status of Degree Completion Programs in Dental Hygiene Education"
Class of 2009
Lidia Brion-Silva - "A Comparison of Dental Ultrasonic Technologies on Subgingival Calculus Removal: A Pilot Study"
*The Idaho State University Division of Health Sciences awarded the Jeffrey A. Bartlome Memorial Research Grant to Lidia Brion-Silva at the Idaho Conference on Health Care in 2009.
Ann Wetmore - "Use of Reflective Blogs to Promote Critical Thinking in Dental Hygiene Students"
Class of 2008
Tanae Nelson - "The Explanatory Model of Mexican American Mothers' Perception of Dental Decay"
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Class of 2007
Sarah Jackson - "An Evidence-Based Self-Assessment Education Module for Dental Hygiene Curricula"
Student Activity
Brags & Congrats
October 2015
Courtney Rudick (recent alumnus and clinical faculty), Catherine WIlson (graduate student) and JoAnn Gurenlian (professor and graduate program director) have an article entitled "Caring for Stroke Survivors" in the October issue of Dimensions of Dental Hygiene
Rachelle WIlliams and alumnus Merri Jones presented a lunch and learn on Service Learning and Coordination of Rotations while Karen and alumnus Merri Jones presented a three hour program on "Teaching Students Research Principles."was selected to participate in ADHA's 2015 workshop Unleashing Your Potential.
Rachelle WIlliams presented a lunch and learn that day on Student Rotations and Projects at the 14th National Conference for Dental Public Health eductors in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Karen Portillo (assistant professor) and Rachelle WIlliams (graduate student) capitivated attendees at the 14th National Conference for Dental Public Health eductors in Albuquerque, New Mexico on September 30th and October 1st. Karen and Rachelle presented a three hour program on "Public Health Models and their Influence on Student Development".
Kathy Diamondwas selected to participate in ADHA's 2015 workshop Unleashing Your Potential.
August 2015
Incoming 2015-2016 graduate students at orientation
Jessica Leubbers, accepted the position of full-time instructor in the Department of Dental Hygiene at Oregon Institute of Technology. Jessica will begin this faculty position on September 14th.
Jana Pierce, received a $10,000 grant from Care Oregon Community Benefits Grant Program for the Children's Dental Clinic of Jackson County. This grant will be used for sterilization and handpiece upgrade equipment for the clinic. Jana notes that she gained grant writing skills through the mentorship she received in the MSDH Program.
July 2015
Kelly Schroeder received the ADHA Institute for Oral Health 2015-16 Rosie Wall Community Grant in the amount of $1177.00 to be used for her community practicum project, "Oral Health Education Program."
June 2015
Karen Portillo and Rachelle Williams received notice that they will be awarded $5692.25 from the Ronald McDonald House of Charities of Idaho to purchase additional Diagnodent tips and an Iso-Dry system for their community projects. We know that the children of Pocatello will benefit from Karen and Rachelle's grant writing efforts. Kudos!!
Kris Dowling presented a lunch-and-learn session on functional medicine at the ADHA CLL on June 18, 2015.
Jennifer Evans, faculty member this year at Eastern Washington University, had her teaching contract renewed
May 2015
Kristen Stephens received a part-time teaching position at West Coast College.
Kelly Schroeder secured a $500 grant from Navitus Health Solutions to support her community health practicum.
Leciel Bono is the recipient of the Outstanding Student Research Award for the Division of Health Sciences.
Monika Alcorn is the recipient of the Distinguished Student Scholarship Award for the MSDH Program.
Michelle Smith is the recipient of the Leadership Award for the MSDH Program.
April 2015
Keiko Ogami successfully presented her thesis proposal "Oral Health Behaviours and Attitudes among Japanese Immigrants in Greater Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada."
Courtney Perrachione's thesis manuscript was submitted for the Sigma Phi Alpha Journalism Award.
Leciel Bono was mentioned in "Graduate degrees drivers of an economy" by Dr. Cornelis J Van der Schyf.
March 2015
Leciel Bono and Ellen Rogo presented a workshop 'Unlocking the Advocate Within" at the ADEA Annual Meeting in Boston, March 9, 2015.
Courtney Perrachione, Tara Johnson, JoAnn Gurenlian, poster presentation at the Division of Health Sciences Research Day "Visualization of the oropharynx during head and neck cancer examinations," March 13, 2015.
Leciel Bono, Ellen Rogo, Kathleen Hodges, and Teri Peterson, poster presentation at the Division of Health Sciences Research Day, "Igniting advocacy in dental hygiene students: The effect of a legislative advocacy educational unit on undergraduate and graduate dental hygiene students," March 13, 2015.
Courtney Perrachione was nominated to represent the MSDH Program at the DENTSPLY/ADHA Graduate Student Clinician's Research Program Competition at the ADHA CLL in June 2015.
Karensa Schascheck successfully presented her thesis proposal "Educational Intervention Impacting Parents' Oral Health Literacy, Attitudes, and Behaviors."
November 2014
Leciel Bono, "I chose ISU - Leciel Bono, grad student and adjunct professor."
June 2014
At the 2014 ADHA Annual Session, two posters were presented on June 19th:
Jacqueline Juhl "Registered Dental Hygienists in Hospital Settings: Improving Healthcare Outcomes"
Jacqueline Juhl, Ellen Rogo, JoAnn Gurenlian "Geographic Comparisons of Washington State Non-Traumatic Dental Complaint Emergency Department Patients"
Two MSDH students have been selected to serve as representatives for the State Educator Network of the American Dental Hygienists' Association. Carri Shamburger will represent Alaska and Colleen Stephenson will represent Idaho.
May 2014
Christine Rogers' manuscript won the 2014 ADHA/Sigma Phi Alpha Journalism award. Co-authors of this paper included Drs. Tara Johnson and JoAnn Gurenlian.
Christine Rogers has received the ADHA/Sigma Phi Alpha Journalism Award for her thesis manuscript. This award is offered to one undergraduate and one graduate level student. Christine's manuscript will be published in the Journal of Dental Hygiene and she will receive a cash award of $1000. This is the first time that one of our students has received this prestigious award. We are very proud of you, Christine!
April 2014
Michelle Smith has an article "Crohn's Disease and Oral Implications." in the April issue of Access. Michelle also obtained the position of Manager of Dental Hygiene Education, Division of Education & Research, ADHA
Ellen Rogo, Leciel Bono, and Teri Peterson whose article entitled "Developing Future Leaders in Legislative Advocacy" appears in the April issue of the Journal of Dental Education.
March 2014
Leciel Bono presented a poster presentation "Developing Future Leaders in Advocacy" at the 2014 ADEA Annual Session; co-authors included Ellen Rogo and Teri Peterson
December 2013
Michelle Smith published "Professional Terminology: Educating Patients and Modeling for Peers" in the December issue of Access.
September 2013
Anna Teeters published "Treating Patients with Cystic Fibrosis" in the September 2013 issue of Dimensions of Dental Hygiene with co-authors JoAnn Gurenlian and Frieda Pickett
February 2013
Nancy Sherrill is the recipient of the Outstanding Student Achievement Award for the School of Graduate Studies-Master's recipient.
Tonette Hollingsworth obtained the position of Oral Health Program Coordinator for the Montana Department of Health and Human Services.
November 2012
Nichole Dicke published an article in the November issue of Access titled "Non-Carious Class V Lesions: What's Really Going On".
October 2012
Lillian Hilleman was awarded a scholarship from the IDHA to support her education in the MSDH Program.
Colleen Stephenson, part-time clinical faculty and MSDH student, was installed as President of the Idaho Dental Hygienists' Association at the Annual Session, Saturday, October 13, in Boise.
April 2012
Lisa Welch has been awarded the ISU Division of Health Sciences Outstanding Student Researcher Award for 2012. This award has been established to recognize graduates who have excelled in leadership, research, and clinical practice. We are proud of her accomplishment!
April 2012
Please join us in congratulating Jacqueline Juhl, current MSDH student, who has been awarded the Thelma Marani Scholarship through Soroptomist International of Anacortes, Washington. Congratulations Jacqueline!
March 2012 - ADEA Conference in Orlando, Florida
JoAnn R. Gurenlian, RDH, PhD, professor and interim graduate program director, Department of Dental Hgiene, co-presented two workshops with Ann E. Spolarich, RDH, PhD, titled "Creating an International Online Doctoral Program in Dental Hygiene" at the American Dental Education Association Annual Session on March 20 and 21, 2012 in Orlando, Florida.
Ellen J. Rogo, RDH, PhD, associate professor, and Leciel K. Bono, RDH, BS and graduate student, Department of Dental Hygiene, co-presented a workshop titled "Engage Students in Legislative Advocacy" at the American Dental Education Association Annual Session on March 18, 1012, in Orlando, Florida.
Ellen J. Rogo and Colleen Stephenson, RDH, BS, and graduate student, in the Department of Dental Hygiene, co-presented a TechExpo titled "Using Hands-Free Computer Technology in Education to Enhance Patient Care" at the American Dental Education Association Annual Session on March 20, 2012, in Orlando, Florida.
March 2012
Graduate Carol Amerine was named acting Director of the Office of Oral Health at the Arkansas Department of Health. Congratulations Carol!
Kathleen O. Hodges, RDH, MS, Professor in the Department of Dental Hygiene recently published a paper on "Restore Periodontal Health" in the February issue of Dimensions of Dental Hygiene.
February 2012
Please join me in congratulating Catherine Beebe who was just notified that she was selected as the recipient of the ADEA Crest Oral-B Scholarship for Dental Hygiene Students Pursuing Academic Careers.
Catherine is currently creating her thesis proposal and will benefit from this additional financial support. It is very well deserved!
October 2011
Elena Francisco Receives Bartlome Memorial Research Grant
Student Bios
Jacqueline A. Juhl, RDH, BS
Contact Information:
BS in Clinical Nutrition
BS in Dental Hygiene
ISU MSDH double emphasis Student
Professional Areas of Interests: Global Oral Health, Public Health Policy, Social Justice in Healthcare and Dental Hygiene Education, Periodontal Pathology Research
Personal Interests/Hobbies: Cooking, Glass arts, Watercolor, Water/Snow Sports, Travel
Career Goals: Achieve PhD in Global or Public Health, Teach and Research Dental Hygiene and Public Oral Health, Contribute to equity and improved access in oral healthcare.
Deborah L. Johnson
Oregon Health Sciences University Baccalaureate Dental Hygiene Program (1993)
Idaho State University Masters of Dental Hygiene Program (2011-present)
Professional Areas of Interests: Nutrition, optimal whole health, interdisciplinary collaboration and networking, and evidence-based research.
Personal Interests/Hobbies: Quilting, Swimming, Zumba, walking/playing with my two Labrador Retrievers, and Cowboy Action Shooting
Career Goals: Educator in a dental hygiene program (preferably in a Master's degree dental hygiene program, Baccalaureate dental hygiene program, or degree completion program)
Michelle L. Smith
Loyola University Chicago (1990)
Bachelor degree completion program at Minnesota State University Mankato (2011)
Masters of Dental Hygiene Program (2012-present)
Professional Areas of Interests: Autoimmune/inflammatory diseases, interdisciplinary collaboration, nutrition
Personal Interests/Hobbies: Spin, Les Milles classes, scrapbooking, reading
Career Goals: Educator of a dental hygiene program (preferably a degree completion program or Master's degree in dental hygiene program)
Karissa Harper
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Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Studies
Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene
currently in the Master of Science Dental Hygiene Program
Licenses include registered dental assistant, registered dental hygienist, and real estate salesperson
Professional Areas of Interests: I currently work four to five days a week practicing dental hygiene in a private practice in a small city called Cherry Valley in California.
Personal Interests/Hobbies: I enjoy spending time with my husband, family, friends, and four dogs. I enjoy traveling, swimming, and reading. My husband and I are expecting our first child in June, so I enjoy getting things ready for his arrival.
Career Goals: I would like to continue to practice dental hygiene three to four days a week and eventually teach clinically at one of the local dental hygiene programs. I would also like to become an RDHAP in the next few years so I can work in different settings.


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Heavyweight knockout artist Deontay Wilder is unimpressed with the recent victories by English counterparts Tyson Fury and Dereck Chisora, and says he's "1000 percent ready" for his WBC title-elimination bout against Malik Scott on March 15.
A win over Scott (36-1-1, 13 knockouts) in their Showtime-televised bout would make Wilder (30-0, 30 KOs) the No. 1 contender to face the winner of the Bermane Stiverne-Chris Arreola rematch, which is planned for April and is for the title vacated by Vitali Klitschko.
"If the fight was tomorrow, I would one thousand percent be ready. Training is going good and we've gotten our first set of sparring partners in, so that's going great. I'm just ready," said Wilder, a 28-year-old Olympic bronze medalist in the 2008 games.
"I'm ready to show the world that the Bronze Bomber is here, and that he's ready to be a world champion. I'm not looking past Malik, but I'm definitely looking through him, because I want this. I want this so badly. This has been something that I've wanted and it didn't look like it was going to happen because of some hold-ups, but now that it is, I'm ready."
Wilder prides himself on being a well-conditioned heavyweight and said that was an aspect that was lacking in the Feb. 15 performances of both Fury and Chisora.
Wilder believes that Chisora labored and looked one-dimensional during his unanimous decision over Kevin Johnson.
"Chisora is just a one-trick pony. He's got that one trick in his bag, and that's just to pressure and to come with that overhand right. Chisora's strategy is to wear guys down, and that's the problem with the heavyweight division right now is that a lot of these guys just do not come to the fight in shape," said Wilder.
"These guys are out of shape. I mean, Kevin Johnson? He's a joke. He's a joke to be an American. I predicted that he would get tired, and that once he got tired that he was going to lay on the ropes, and that's all he did. I knew that Kevin Johnson would just get in there and that he was not going to fight. So he's just a steppingstone to anybody."
Wilder felt similarly about the 6-foot-9 Fury, who scored four knockdowns on the way to a fourth-round stoppage of Joey Abell.
"To be honest, I fell asleep. I was dozing off, especially during the Tyson fight. He's got to be ashamed of himself to come in at such a weight like that [274 pounds], disrespecting the sport, man. Coming in such bad shape like that," said Wilder.
"If Abell could take a punch, as much as he gives out a punch, he would have won that fight. Tyson Fury was so easy to be hit, and if Abel was a more skilled and more powerful puncher, he would gotten Tyson out of there."
Meanwhile, Wilder or Scott will be next in line to challenge either Stiverne or Arreola, whose bout has not yet been scheduled.
Wilder-Scott will happen at the historic Colisio Ruben Rodriguez in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, as part of a Showtime card headlined by RING 140-pound champion Danny Garcia's title defense against Mauricio Herrera.
In his last fight in October, Wilder dropped Nicolai Firtha three times on the way to a fourth-round stoppage that represented his fourth triumph of 2013.
The win over Firtha followed a second-round knockout of Matthew Greer in January and back-to-back first-round KOs of ex-beltholder Sergei Liakhovich in August and 2000 Olympic gold medalist Audley Harrison in April.
"Training is going great. I feel as strong as an ox, man. I haven't had any days off at the gym, man, so, you know it's no surprise that I'm feeling this way," said the 6-foot-7 Wilder.
"I've been ready. I've been ready for quite a while, so once this deal was made, all we needed to do was increase the tempo on the training, on the strength training and everything. I'm just ready to put on a show."


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KyLynn Hull is a stay-at-home mom and dabbles in many things including writing, urban farming and raising backyard chickens. She writes regularly for garden and food blog, Green City Garden Girl - Bound by the Seasons.
Sausage Vegetable Stew
This recipe is a re-creation of a soup my mother and I tried at a new wine bar in Seattle's Phinney Ridge neighborhood called In the Red Wine Bar and Cafe. My mom and I kicked back here, in front of an electric fireplace, after visiting the Picasso exhibit currently in town. We ordered a couple glasses of Prosecco and split the soup-of-the-day, a Caesar salad and an organic greens salad with raspberries. We also enjoyed baked brie with huckleberries served with Naan bread. Everything was wonderful, but the soup hit the spot. It was very simple yet carried an adventuresome flavor from the sausage, red potato and vegetables. We both immediately dissected the ingredients and decided to make it at home. Here's my version of our great night out. I encourage a glass of Prosecco to accompany it, too.
Open up a bottle of Prosecco and enjoy this recipe for Sausage-Vegetable Stew! Photo By KyLynn Hull.
2 tablespoons olive oil 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 onion, chopped 3-4 stalks celery, sliced 4 medium carrots, sliced 2 cups beef, chicken or vegetable stock; plus 3-4 cups water 5 medium red potatoes, sliced 3 sausages in casings, sliced*1/2 pint heavy cream
*I used smoked andouille chicken sausage, but my mom used Chorizo she gets from the Boise, Idaho, Basque community.
1. In heavy saucepan sauté garlic, onion, celery, carrots in olive oil for 8-10 minutes.
2. Add potatoes, broth and water and bring to a boil. Turn down heat and simmer 30 minutes.
3. Add sausage and heat through. Finish with heavy cream.
4. Garnish with chives. Pour a glass of Prosecco and enjoy!
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Faculty Senate
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3:30 p.m. – 325 Graff Main Hall
I. Roll Call.
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D. Student Association Representative's Report
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I'm just here to talk about slavery.
However, although you might indeed be able to SAY these things, IN REAL LIFE people are surely bound to take the ethical/moral issues into account.
Basically i'm a bit old-fashioned in some terms as you may say that i do not appreciate moral issues and you are exactly correct ... In my opinion, the British Empire was right in one way. It reaped its conquest ... So in my opinion, if slavery grants you a victory that can lead to more, than it should be exploited, no matter the moral issues.
And that makes slavery wrong because it is a crime against humanty to enslave people.
YOUR argument - which amounts to: 'let's leave the moral issues on one side, and just say that slavery was good because it was effective' - is akin to Harold Shipman (that doctor who murdered all those old ladies) saying: 'Well let's leave on one side the moral issue that killing people is wrong, and then people will be able to praise the clever ways in which I murdered them and stole their money'.
Equally, your teacher could cut your tongue out and say: 'Well - leaving aside the physical assault - didn't I do well at stopping him talking'.
There's no doubt that you are an extremely clever pupil, but until you take the ethical issues into account in your arguments, you arguments will be shallow.
What makes the slavery debate interesting is the ethical issue: that Britain benefited hugely (basically, the slave trade helped cause the Industrial Revolution) from a wicked practice (and Africa was irrevocably damaged) ... and what are we going to do about it?
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China: The world's largest economy?
Asia Pacific Economic Outlook, June 2014
The World Bank estimates that China's GDP will overtake that of the United States this year. Yet the big question is whether China can sustain growth while reducing its dependence on credit expansion.
The Chinese economy grew 7.4 percent in the first quarter of 2014 versus a year earlier, and was up 1.4 percent from the previous quarter. This slower growth was a continuation of the slowdown that has afflicted China during the past year, although growth remained in a range that the government has targeted. The big question is whether China can simultaneously sustain growth while reducing its dependence on credit expansion.
What about the outlook for the coming months? One can partly infer the direction by looking at the purchasing managers' indices (PMIs). Evidently, China's manufacturing sector continues to decline, at least according to the latest PMI for manufacturing from Markit.1 The index moved from 48.0 in March to 48.1 in April. A reading below 50.0 means declining activity, so the index's increase means that activity continued to decline, but at a slightly slower pace. This was the fourth consecutive month of decline. Separately, a Chinese government PMI for manufacturing indicates very modest manufacturing growth in April. The index was 50.4, up from 50.3 in March. The government index, separate from the better-known one issued by Markit, is heavily weighted toward state-owned companies. This report still suggests considerable weakness in the manufacturing sector. The subindex for export orders was especially weak at 49.1, indicating a decline in such orders. Some investors are hoping for more stimulatory measures by the Chinese central bank, such as a cut in the reserve ratio for banks. Yet boosting credit market activity is also risky because there may already be too much bad debt in the system and there is certainly excess capacity in industry. A more sustainable way to fix the economy would be to stimulate consumer spending rather than debt-fueled fixed asset investment.
It appears that, despite government efforts to the contrary, credit in the non-bank shadow banking system continues to rise rapidly. The government reports that, in the first quarter, trust company assets were up 8 percent from a year earlier. The country's trust companies now have assets of 11.7 trillion Chinese yuan, or $1.9 trillion—a record high. The average return on trust assets has declined.
Recall that trust companies have been established to circumvent restrictions on formal banking. The trusts lend money to private enterprises (including property investors). They raise money by selling trust products to private investors, usually offering a return far higher than is available through formal banks. The trusts are often informally backed by banks. The problem is that trusts have loaned money for many projects that are not expected to generate positive returns. Increasingly, trusts could face trouble meeting their obligations and may require help from banks. Banks, in turn, could find themselves in trouble. Thus further growth of this shadow banking activity is worrisome. Although it contributes to economic growth in the short term, it creates more stress on the financial system in the longer run. It is thus not a sustainable model for future economic growth.
Is China No. 1?
For some time, we've known that China's economy would eventually overtake that of the United States. Most estimates had pointed to the later years of this decade. Yet now the World Bank estimates that China's GDP will overtake that of the United States this year.2 Two questions emerge: First, how is this determined? Second, does it even matter?
First, for the purposes of this exercise, the World Bank does not measure the size of China's GDP at current exchange rates. If this were to be done, the US economy would still be far larger than that of China. Rather, the World Bank uses a "purchasing power parity" (PPP) exchange rate. That is, it converts China's local-currency GDP to US dollars using an exchange rate that reflects the true purchasing power of the currency. How is this done? The World Bank takes a large basket of goods and services for the United States and determines the dollar price of this basket. Then it takes a similar basket in China and determines its renminbi price. The ratio of the renminbi price to the dollar price of this basket determines the PPP exchange rate. For example, if the US basket costs $100 and the Chinese basket costs 350 yuan, then the exchange rate is 350/100, or 3.5 yuan to the dollar—which is, in fact, roughly the World Bank's estimate of the PPP exchange rate. Keep in mind that the current market exchange rate is roughly 6.2 yuan per dollar. The World Bank's new figures on GDP are based on new estimates of the composition and price of that basket.
Second, does this matter? Not really. Clearly China has many residents, and its economy has grown very rapidly in recent years. The fact that it is now the world's largest economy simply means that it generates enough goods and services to match the purchasing power of the United States. Yet China has four times as many people as the United States, so its per capita output is thus one-quarter that of the United States. In other words, it has a long way to go to match the living standards of affluent countries. Moreover, for a variety of reasons, China's growth is likely to slow down in the future. Also, keep in mind that, at current exchange rates, the US economy is still far larger than that of China. In terms of China's participation in the global economy, such as purchasing commodities and high-technology equipment from other countries, China's purchasing power still lags considerably. The measure of GDP using a PPP exchange rate largely reflects the low prices of domestic services in China. For example, the prices of haircuts, restaurant meals, and health services are very low in China, thus effectively increasing the true purchasing power of a Chinese wage. This is one of the principal reasons for China being the "world's largest" economy. From that perspective, the label is not very meaningful.
How bad is China's income disparity?
In China the unequal distribution of income now exceeds that of the United States. This is according to a new study conducted by the University of Michigan in conjunction with several Chinese universities.3 In addition, income inequality ranked No. 1 among problems cited in a survey of Chinese consumers, ahead of corruption and unemployment.4 Thus it is no surprise that the government is keen to address this issue that threatens social stability. Indeed the government's recent crackdown on corruption is part of a larger effort to address income inequality. Recent protests and strikes are a manifestation of the resentment that is brewing in China. The most common measure of income inequality used by economists is known as the Gini Coefficient. This measure is 0 when income is evenly distributed and 1.0 when it is completely concentrated in one person. In 1980 China's Gini Coefficient was 0.30; by 2000 it was 0.41; today it is 0.55. In the United States, by comparison, it is 0.45. The rise in China's Gini Coefficient was unusually rapid in the past decade.
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- Markit, HSBC China Manufacturing PMI, May 5, 2014, http://www.markiteconomics.com/Survey/PressRelease.mvc/9431bf0b83c04209820fd77c2b2ff856.
- Chris Giles, "China poised to pass US as world's leading economic power this year," Financial Times, April 30, 2014, http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/d79ffff8-cfb7-11e3-9b2b-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=uk#axzz316UAPiv8.
- Lorraine Woellert and Sharon Chen, "China's income inequality surpasses U.S., posing risk for Xi," Bloomberg, April 29, 2014, http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-04-28/gap-between-rich-poor-worse-in-china-than-in-u-s-study-shows.html.
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The Colorado Rockies are having a disappointing season to this point, and their season might have gotten a lot worse on Wednesday night.
Troy Tulowitzki was taken out of the game against the Houston Astros when he suffered a strained left groin. He has had problems with his groin since the first series of the year.
Tulowitzki does not seem optimistic after suffering the strain. After the game he spoke with reporters,
When you're hurt, you're hurt. There are some other guys around the league that are dealing with the same sort of things. Only for so long you can keep going out there until you need to get it right. My groin has been bothering me. There have been tweaks here and there and I'd get a day [off], but this is worse than just the kind of tweak I'd normally felt.
Troy Renck, the Rockies beat writer for The Denver Post, shared some insight into Tulo's thoughts on the injury in relation to a potential DL stint,
#Rockies' Tulo definitely concerned about landing on the DL. He said it was worse than when first hurt in Houston. So definitely possible— Troy Renck, Rockies (@TroyRenck) May 31, 2012
It does not look good at all for Tulowitzki.
He has struggled with injuries throughout his entire career and has only been able to play in over 150 games twice in five full seasons.
The Rockies are 20-29 but have won three games in a row. If there is lingering pain for Tulo, then they should not risk it. He is going to be a prized player for years to come, and his health will be the only hurdle in his way.
This season he is hitting .287 with eight home runs and 27 RBI.


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SIKESTON - Scott County Central High School will host a charity basketball game on Saturday, Oct. 3 for the victims of the hurricanes along the Gulf Coast.
Head coach David Heeb of Scott County Central said that the game will feature a "Who's Who" of all-time great Southeast Missouri basketball players. Heeb indicated that the idea sprung from a parent of a Scott County Central basketball parent.
"One of our kids' parent, Randy Grant, approached me about coming up with something that could be a charity event for the victims of the hurricanes," said Heeb. "Randy works at Lowe's in Sikeston and they contacted us about hosting an event."
Heeb thought a charity basketball game that would include legendary local basketball players might be a success.
"So far the response for the event has been terrific," said Heeb. "We've got some really good players coming in to play this game."
Some names of former greats that have been mentioned in participating in the charity game are: Corey Frazier (Charleston), Jeramy Biles (Charleston), Rashad Oliver (Charleston), Otto Porter (Scott Co.), Jerry Porter (Scott Co.), Doug Blissett (Scott Co.), Terry Bell (Scott Co.), Tony Wofford (New Madrid Co.), Ed Farr (New Madrid Co.), Deon Turner (Sikeston), Lontas McClinton (Sikeston), Jermaine Harrington (Sikeston), Marshaun West (Sikeston), Corey Johnson (Clearwater), Shawn Kinder (Delta) and Chad Allen (Three Rivers/
Memphis State).
The admission for the game will be $1.00 for students and $2.00 for adults. Lowe's will double the amount of money that is made at the gate and all proceeds will go directly to the victims of the hurricanes that have ravaged the Gulf Coast.
Beside the basketball games, a raffle will be held at the event and several local businesses have donated prizes that can be won. Heeb said merchandise like BBQ grills can be won at the raffle.
In addition to the raffle, live music will be provided by the Boot Heel Boys.
Local coaches will tip-off the charity event at 3 p.m. on Saturday as coaches from the SEMO Conference will play against coaches from the Tri-County Conference. At 4 p.m. coaches from the Scott-Mississippi Conference will battle coaches from the Stoddard County Conference.
Alumni from Sikeston and New Madrid will take the court to play against each other at 5 p.m. The other alumni game will pit Charleston versus Scott County Central at 6 p.m.
The charity event will be the first time that games will be played in the new gym at Scott County Central.
"It should be a good time," said Heeb. "The money will go to the survivors of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, so it will be for a good cause. It will also be a celebration of basketball for all SEMO fans who remember watching all these guys play."
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Tyler Wells improved to 4-0 as Nevada defeated Air Force 6-1.
March 16, 2013
RENO, Nev. -- Tyler Wells lasted 7 1/3 strong innings, a career high, to lead the University of Nevada baseball team to a 6-1 victory over Air Force on Saturday.
The Wolf Pack (13-6, 2-0) earned its fourth straight win after the victory over the Falcons (5-12, 0-2). After giving up a run in the first, Wells (4-0) found a groove as he struck out five while walking two in his career-high fourth victory of the season. Colby Blueberg appeared in relief for Wells, striking out three of the six batters he faced to preserve the win for Nevada.
Eight Nevada players had hits on the day, including Kewby Meyer who was 3-for-4 with a run scored and two RBI. With Nevada trailing the Falcons 1-0 in the bottom of the third, Meyer roped a line drive to the fence in right center field to score Ryan Teel and Jamison Rowe, and give Nevada the 2-1 lead.
Kyle Hunt had an RBI single in the fourth, while Hugo Hernandez and Brooks Klein each added an RBI in the fifth as insurance. Tommy Niebergall also scored in the seventh as a pinch runner for Hernandez to help Nevada cruise to victory.
Air Force pitcher Ben Bertelson (1-2) pitched 6 2/3 inning while taking the loss, his second of the season.
The Wolf Pack is in action again on Sunday in the finale of this three-game series with Air Force beginning at 1 p.m.
Burns continues international run in China
Monday, June 29, 2015 - Women's Basketball
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Pack women's golf signee Collom wins state tournament
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Pack puts on clinic for local children in Puerto Vallarta
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Former Nevada coach headlines Boys and Girls Club Dinner
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Christenson earns spot in World Cup rifle competition
Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Rifle
Pack freshman Surin races against her Olympic medalist father
Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - Track and Field
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Successes on the field and in the classroom.
Monday, January 5, 2015 - General
Former Nevada track & field standout Hanson passes away
Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - Track and Field
Tonight's Wolf Pack basketball game will feature "Kindness Minute"
Saturday, December 13, 2014 - General
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Mackay Stadium renovation approved
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Wolf Pack Fans, Reward Yourself and the Team
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Definition of undercut in English:
verb(undercuts, undercutting; past and past participle undercut) [with object]
1Offer goods or services at a lower price than (a competitor): these industries have been undercut by more efficient foreign producers
More example sentences
- The company's low cost base allows it to undercut competitors, offer cheaper computers, better service and still have better margins.
- The difference is that in a competitive market place, plumbers and electricians can attempt to undercut their competitors by offering a cheaper service and thus attract more work.
- An ambitious kid could make decent headway if he was willing to smooth-talk lots of retailers and undercut his competitors.
charge less than, undersell, underprice, underbid
2Cut or wear away the part below or under (something, especially a cliff).
Example sentences
- Opposite the cottonwood, on the far bank, is a 40-foot undercut cliff that resembles the prow of a ship.
- Or maybe, because the meandering river had undercut the bank below their old ponderosa, Duke and Doreen sensed that the tree was no longer safe.
- Rock transmits sound fairly well and heavy foot vibrations, if the ledge you're stood on is undercut below you, can warn the fish and make them nervous for a while.
2.1Cut away material to leave (a carved design) in relief.
Example sentences
- The Romans created this sort of glass by undercutting a solid two-layered vase to produce relief decoration.
- Detailed work is undertaken with chisels and knives, and the layers are pared away, though undercutting for sharp detail will also be done with drills.
3Weaken; undermine: the chairman denied his authority was being undercut
More example sentences
- In the meantime, we are undercutting his authority.
- Or do I withhold punishment or censure and in so doing undercut the teacher's authority?
- As a result, we avoid a process that undercuts the authority of and respect for the Supreme Court.
undermine, weaken, impair, sap, threaten, subvert, sabotage, ruin, destabilize, wreck
4(In sports such as tennis or golf) strike (a ball) with a chopping motion so as to give it backspin.
Example sentences
- Frequent pop-ups are an indication he has been undercutting the ball.
1A space formed by the removal or absence of material from the lower part of something, such as a cliff, a coal seam, or part of a carving in relief.
Example sentences
- Where land meets sea in the north, the power of the ocean has chiselled undercuts, caves and fissures into the limestone cliff.
- It gets better and better, the water cutting deeper into the curved and hollowed rock, with slabby undercuts and terraced waterfalls.
- Such materials can easily be peeled back in larger sections from the surface of the original model, while preserving the undercuts.
Words that rhyme with undercutabut, but, butt, cut, glut, gut, hut, intercut, jut, Mut, mutt, phut, putt, rut, scut, shortcut, shut, slut, smut, strut, tut
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Another solid month appears to be in line for PlayStation Plus customers.
Mighty No. 9 has an official release date, but it is still a few months away.
Sony has revealed April's PlayStation Plus lineup. Is it something to get excited about?
The climax of "The Hobbit" will not be making its way to the Lego game based on the popular story.
Good news Playstation fans in the West!
Capcom's Yoshinori Ono says he wants to see Street Fighter 5 on the PS Vita.
Check out these cools screen grabs of Bandai Namco's One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3.
Playstation Store sales extended due to outages that left most users unable to connect to any service.
Among the free games is standalone inFamous: Second Son prequel First Light.


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Luke 24:48
48 LAnd ye are witnesses of these things.
John 15:26
26 And he called one of the servants, and asked what these things me.
Acts 1:8
8 But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.
1 Corinthians 15:3-8
3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures;
4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
5 And that he was seen of Cephas, then of the twelve:
6 After that, he was seen of above five hundred brethren at once; of whom the greater part remain unto this present, but some are fallen asleep.
7 After that, he was seen of James; then of all the apostles.
8 And last of all he was seen of me also, as of one born out of due time.
20 Now the God of peace, that brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great shepherd of the sheep, through the blood of the everlasting covenant,
21 Make you perfect in every good work to do his will, working in you that which is wellpleasing in his sight, through Jesus Christ; to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen.
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The objectives of the Association shall include throughout the Association District, the promotion of the preaching of the Gospel; the fostering of ministerial and general education including doctrines, polity, and practices of the Baptist Church; the support of Home and Foreign Missions and Christian Schools; the fostering of aid to needy Baptist Churches within the District, with opportunity for the expression of the moral, social, and denominational matters; the gathering of statistical and other information from member churches as shall be deemed proper and useful; the encouragement of denominational unity and efficiency throughout the Associational District.
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April 30, 2014
Louisiana Company Switches to CNG, Helps Transform Local Fuel Supplies
A Shreveport, Louisiana, company is switching to a locally-produced, cleaner source of fuel and helping other distribution fleets do the same.
With support from the State of Louisiana and the Energy Department, Ivan Smith Furniture's West 70th St. location in Shreveport, officially opened a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station called Freedom Fuel, the first and only public heavy-duty station in the area.
The Mayor of Shreveport Cedric Glover, and a representative from the U.S. Energy Security Council joined several others in attendance to unveil the new station on Earth Day. Participants included local officials, the Shreveport Chamber of Commerce, industry leaders in the energy field and members of the public. The City of Shreveport is benefitting from the success of this project: it has stimulated local spending and created jobs for the installation of the station, including production of storage spheres and compression equipment. For the complete story, see the EERE Blog.


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BA cut the legs off his sofa so he wouldn't have to His own cat would come right through the door.
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One day, I was over at his house, visiting, when a halfway through and stand there looking around to
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BA had put a cat door in an eye-level window The alarm was still sounding, so BA reached down
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