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Movie magic comes to life at Disney's Hollywood Studios, awash in the glitz and glamour of Hollywood's Golden Age. Step into the action with attractions based on blockbuster movies and top TV shows—including Star Wars—and delight in exciting entertainment that puts you center stage. With the vibrancy of a bustling movie set, this park features 7 sections: Hollywood Boulevard, Echo Lake, Muppet Courtyard, Sunset Boulevard, Commissary Lane, Pixar Place and Animation Courtyard areas.
Experience intergalactic adventures, plummeting elevator rides, rollickin' roller coasters and more!
It's "lights, camera, action!" at thrilling stage shows, blazing spectaculars and Disney Character experiences.
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Events for Friday, December 26, 2014
Winter Toy Drive12:00 pm
Family, Los Angeles
The Los Angeles County DPSS Toy Loan Program is a 79 year old Program, free to all low income children in Los Angeles. We have over 50 locations and children can borrow a toy every week. We are holding a toy drive to benefit the children we serve. Please donate today - LA County DPSS Toy Loan 2615...
Café Vienne12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Arts & Entertainment, Bel Air
The site-specific installation Café Vienne pays tribute to the important cultural role of the Viennese coffee house. In the early twentieth century, female artists and writers in particular embraced the coffee house as a place for debate, networking, and inspiration in their quest for political...
Light & Noir: Exiles and Émigrés in Hollywood, 1933–195012:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Arts & Entertainment, Bel Air
Discover how pioneering film artists found refuge in America and helped create some of your favorite classic films—from Ninotchka to Sunset Boulevard to Casablanca. Paying homage to the actors, directors, writers, and composers who fled Nazi persecution in Europe, Light & Noir: Exiles and...
The Noir Effect12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Arts & Entertainment, Bel Air
Complementing Light & Noir: Exiles and Émigrés in Hollywood, 1933–1950 , The Noir Effect explores how film noir gave rise to major contemporary trends in American popular culture, art, and media. Through a "noir" lens, examine cult films such as Chinatown (1974), Blade Runner (1982), and...
Taste Tuesdays at Aventine Trattoria in HollywoodAll Day
Events, Hollywood
Join us for Taste Tuesdays every Tuesday starting Tuesday December 9th at Aventine Trattoria in Hollywood! ALL DAY! Featuring Happy Hour Beer + Wine ALL DAY with complimentary bites! For reservations visit: www.opentable.com OR call 323.500.0969
Clean Out Your Closet With Flair! Donate to Flair Cleaners' 12th Annual Holiday Clothing and Shoe Dr6:45 am - 12:00 am
Holidays, Burbank
Flair Cleaners wants to help you clean out your closet and feel good about it. Beginning November 28, all five Flair Cleaners locations – Burbank, Redondo Beach, Santa Monica, Studio City, and Valencia – will be accepting donations of gently used or new clothing and shoes as part of its 12th...
ACTING CAMP FOR WINTER BREAK – A Wow-ing Holiday Gift for Kids 6-149:00 am - 3:00 pm
Kids, Santa Monica
"My daughter had a blast! It's amazing what they can accomplish in only one short week. Nothing like it anywhere else!" says Santa Monica Playhouse workshop mom Mary Ann Mayer. Wonderful! Whimsical! Wow! These are the words that come to mind when thinking about Winter Break Theatre Camp...
Shabbat Class9:30 am - 10:15 am
Kids, Beverly Hills
A gentle, musical introduction to Jewish songs and traditions, centered around a Shabbat party just for the littlest learners! Enjoy music and insturments, candlelighting and Challah each week. Our gentle class brings the joy of Jewish traditions while focusing on children's social and motor...
Dance It Out With Amy10:00 am - 10:55 am
, San Fernando Valley
Dance It Out With Master Trainer Amy Whether you have 2 left feet or are a professional dancer…this amazingly fun dance/fitness class is designed for all levels to have a blast, sweat it out and try out all styles of dance. We do everything from Hip Hop to Bollywood to Country, African, Broadway,...
Sangria Sundays at Riviera 31 Hosted By Scotty Grand4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Events, Beverly Hills
Join us for Sangria Sundays! Every Sunday from 4pm-9pm! Hosted by Scotty Grand featuring DJ MONI! At Riviera 31 Lounge and Bar! For Information call: 323-929-7660
NoHo Dine Out Fridays5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Events, North Hollywood
Music, Foodtrucks & More @ The NoHo Dine Out Join us each Friday night at The NoHo Dine Out free community event. Each dine out will feature a variety of food trucks, local craft vendors, live entertainment and dog adoptions. Parking is free, just drive right into the lot 11458 Burbank Blvd,...
Kol Tikvah Special Shabbat Service5:45 pm - 7:45 pm
Shabbat, West Valley
Tradition says for us to enjoy Chinese food, and we say "delicious on Shabbat!" You, your family, and friends are invited to join Rabbi Jon and Cantor Shira for a warm evening beginning with a meet, greet & treat at 5:45 pm. Shabbat service with live music & sweet treats to follow. Held at...
Dj Camilo at Friday Afterwork Rooftop Party at XVI Rooftop6:00 pm - 3:00 am
Holidays, New York
Dj Camilo at Friday Afterwork Rooftop Party at XVI Rooftop Friday, July 26, 2013 Each and every Friday Afterwork Afterwork Fridays at XVI located 51 W45th Street and 8th Avenue New York City Pricing: Everyone free before 8pm on Eric Virgil's list.. Special Birthday Package and Corporate...
Friday Night Shabbat Dinner - $28, $38 and $49pp - Only at Talia's Steakhouse!7:00 pm - 11:45 pm
Shabbat, New York
New Concept! Friday Night Shabbat Dinner for $28, $38 or $49pp. Talia's, the premier Glatt kosher steakhouse on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, offers the most affordable, pre-paid, prix-fixe Friday night Shabbat dinner options that fit perfectly into almost anyone's budget. Challah, wine for...
SKY HIGH FRIDAYS @ SKYROOM10:00 pm - 4:00 am
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SKY HIGH Fridays SKYROOM. nyc clubs. 330 W 40th St. 10 pm-4am(8 & 9 Ave) Great Bottle Specials w/ RSVP! Cris A.C. takes you Higher than any other Rooftop in NYC. Our New Party at SKYROOM is the Highest Rooftop Party and venue in NYC.World reknown DJs plays open format, house music, old skool,...

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Diabetes and Kidney Disease Center - Montgomery, AL
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Montgomery Endocrinologist Doctors for Diabetes and Kidney Disease
Type of Physician: Endocrinologist
What is a Endocrinologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners treat disorders of the internal (endocrine) glands such as the thyroid and adrenal glands. Endocrinology also deals with disorders such as diabetes, metabolic and nutritional disorders, pituitary diseases, and menstrual and sexual problems.
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Bruce S. Trippe
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2030 Chestnut St
Montgomery, AL 36106
(334) 834-2940
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Nina J. Hibbard
Endocrinology Associates Of Montgomery
2030 Chestnut St
Montgomery, AL 36106
(334) 834-2940
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Jackson Clinic
1801 Pine St Ste 203
Montgomery, AL 36106
(334) 293-8877
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1801 Pine St Ste 203
Montgomery, AL 36106
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7216 Copperfield Dr
Montgomery, AL 36117
(334) 272-2288
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316 Saint Lukes Dr
Montgomery, AL 36117
(334) 273-1224
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Family Practice
4143 Atlanta Hwy
Montgomery, AL 36109
(334) 271-4503
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Opelika, AL 36801
(334) 528-9050
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El Dorado County Coroner's Detectives have determined that the 13-year-old girl who died Friday evening at Camp Sacramento died of a severe allergic reaction.
Sheriff's deputies responded to a report of a child not breathing about 10:40 p.m., according to a press release. Paramedics were performing CPR on the girl when deputies arrived to coordinate a landing zone for a Care Flight helicopter dispatched from Reno. The girl was transported via ambulance to Barton Memorial Hospital, where she was pronounced dead about 12:30 a.m. Saturday, police said.
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Green Mountain Post/New Babylon Times
Green Mountain Post and New Babylon Times, 1969-1994.
The New Babylon Times was a politically-informed countercultural literary magazine produced by members of the Montague Farm commune during the fall 1969. Edited by John Wilton, the first issue featured writing by commune stalwarts such as Ray Mungo, Verandah Porche, and Jon Maslow and photographs by Peter Simon, among others. Renamed the Green Mountain Post, the magazine appeared on an irregular basis until issue five in 1977, with writing and artwork by a range of associates of the commune, including Harvey Wasserman, Tom Fels, and Steve Diamond. In 1994, Fels edited a single issue of Farm Notes, in some ways a successor to the Post.
The Famous Long Ago Archive contains a complete run of the magazine, which have been digitized and made available on the SCUA website.
- New Babylon Times, no. 1 (Fall 1969)
John Wilton, "New York, Marrakech & Montague"
Brian Keating, "Cancer city"
Verandah Porche, "Letter from a foreign city"
Carl Nagin, "Museum trips"
Jon Maslow, "Dylan piece"
Steve Lerner, "Idlwild Airport"
Ray Mungo, "Absolutely exclusive to asylum"
Jon Maslow, "The tower"
Alexander Sorensen, "Note from Prague"
Photos and artwork by Peter Simon, Steve Scolnick, D. A. Pennebaker, Eben Given
- Green Mountain Post, no. 2 (1970)
Paul Williams, "Time between"
Verandah Porche, "Lament in winter"
Jon Maslow, "Auto-Manua"
Craig Spratt, "Forward!"
Michael O'Donoghue, "Attack of the 90 foot macrobes"
Ray Mungo, "From the 1969 book"
Steve Diamond, "A death in the family"
"The 1959 Volkswagen"
Photos and artwork by Peter Simon, Peter Gould, Elliot Blinder, Dale Evans, Susan Anderson
- Green Mountain Post, no. 3 (1971)
Ray Mungo, "Listen:"
Robert Wylie, "A Christmas memory"
Steve Diamond, "Magician"
Alex Kelly, "Minor poet's corner"
Marty Jezer, "Where Barf Barf is: A story for Ray"
Verandah Porche, "Poem from the fever bed"
Richard Wizansky, "Itching"
Jon Maslow, "The body nobody knew"
Peter Gould, "The Old-Paliad"
Harvey Wasserman, "Old Man Thunderbunny"
Photos and artwork by Doug Parker, Peter Simon, Elliot Blinder, Chris Green, David Yaghian, Laura Bradley, Alex Kelly
- Green Mountain Post, no. 4 (Summer 1972)
Toolie, "oh pommedetule"
Tom Fels, "For sure game"
Harvey Wasserman, "Chief Thunderbunny meets Mr. Big"
Verandah Porche, "Tristes tropiques"
Ray Mungo, "Chapters from Tropical Detective Story"
C. Treadwell, "Humble Crystal Palace"
Steve Diamond, "Translations from Cortazar"
Anneke, "Transcendental art"
Thomas Thomas, "Scotland journal"
Doug Parker, "Good company, good times"
Jon Maslow, "The fence-mender and the widow"
Hugh Seidman, Poems
Stephen Davis, "Three connections"
Photos and artwork by Doug Parker, Chris Green, Peter Simon, Tony Matthews, Peter Gould, Marty Poyner, Alicia Bay Laurel, M. "Smokey" Fuller
- Green Mountain Post, no. 5 (Spring 1977)
John Wilton and Ray Mungo, "Through the looking glass"
Alex Kelly, Norman Skougstad, and Jesse Kornbluth, Letters
Harvey Wasserman, "Maui Wowee"
Marshall Smith, "The unicorn"
Alfredo Sandoz, "…circumstances surrounding the seizure…"
Charles Grimes, "A dream"
Michael Mathers, "Portraits: friends and strangers"
Jacob Light, "Panama red"
Charles Miller, "Earth poems"
Paul Williams, "From Apple Bay"
Dan Keller, "Dark side of the iceberg"
Verandah Porche, "Love poem"
Spencer Holst, "Pleasures of the imagination"
Stephen Davis, "Moroccan sketchbook"
Aanu Mungo, "Report from Tahiti"
Jack Pfanne, "The Alaska Highway"
- Farm Notes (Winter 1994)
"Reunion notes"
Steve Diamond, "A Buddha in the woods"
Stephen Davis, "Except from Farm Notes, 1967-74″
Susan Mareneck, "Letter from a Farm member"
Marshall Bloom, "Voice from the past: excerpt from a document found in the barn this Spring"
Marty Jezer, "Fritz Hewitt Hippie ambassador to Guilford"
Anna Gyorgy, "Letter from Sierra Leone"
Photographs by Tom Fels, Peter Simon, Emanuel Dunand, Laurie Cohen
- Communal living--Massachusetts
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Note: This guest blog post by David Hartsough and Wade Lee Hudson references Martin Luther King, Jr.'s nonviolence pledge as an inspiration for the Occupy Be the Change pledge. Quakers and others are invited to sign the pledge and participate in creating actions which arise from the sense that nonviolence is a pathway to obstructing systems of domination and creating a just world. - Lucy
by David Hartsough and Wade Lee Hudson
Rooted in deep nonviolence, twenty-six energetic Occupy Movement participants (including Friends from the San Francisco Bay Area meetings) convened at the Friends Meeting House in San Francisco on November 28 to launch the Occupy Be the Change Caucus. This project is based on the Occupy Be the Change Pledge, which reads:
As a participant in the Occupy movement, I hereby commit my whole self to nonviolence. Therefore to the best of my ability:
I am firmly committed to nonviolence as a way of life, not merely as a tactic.
I meet violence with compassion for others and myself.
I walk, talk and act in love and nonviolence.
I refrain from verbal and physical violence.
I do not accept "a diversity of tactics" when those tactics are violent or damage property.
I am open, respectful, and kind with everyone I encounter.
I invite the 1% to join us and will not insult them.
I seek justice and reconciliation,so that we are all winners.
I avoid both selfishness and power trips.
I strive to be in good spiritual and bodily health as we work to build a just and democratic society.
We encourage other Friends around the country to form similar"Be The Change"Caucuses (support groups) within the Occupy movement in your communities.
Inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 1963 nonviolence pledge and prompted by many statements concerning the need to "be the change" expressed at Occupy San Francisco General Assemblies, the Pledge was composed by twelve Bay Area Occupy participants and is being circulated for endorsement by Occupy participants everywhere.
Prior to the meeting, Jerry Bolick shared his initial response to the pledge when he wrote:
The deeply divisive nature of most political "discourse" and activity in our country has kept me at arms length most of my adult life, wading in only here and there…. How we engage as human beings seems to me to be of the most paramount importance, and I've been wanting for some time to expand, widen the scope of my efforts in that regard, beyond my comfort zones, looking for a signal of some kind, from someone.... So when I was…given the most recent [Caucus] flier, it was like, "I've been waiting for this."
Most likely, Jerry is far from alone.
Dr. King was profoundly influenced by the work of the great theologian, Howard Thurman, especially his book, Jesus and the Disinherited. In that book, Thurman wrote, "The religion of Jesus says to the disinherited: 'Love your enemy…. It may be hazardous, but you must do it.'"
He declared that both privileged and underprivileged persons must liberate themselves from their assigned role in society, because "love is possible only between two freed spirits." They must undo their conditioning, remove barriers, and create "real, natural, free" social situations that enable them to be "status free" and experience their common humanity.
Thurman said, "Take the initiative in seeking ways by which you can have the experience of a common sharing of mutual worth and value…. We are here dealing with a discipline, a method, …an over-all technique." He called for those in need to cry out, "The [human being] in me appeals to the [human being] in you."
Whenever a need is "laid bare," Thurman wrote, "those who stand in the presence of it can be confronted with the experience of universality that makes all class and race distinctions [irrelevant]." He insisted that this "personality confirmation" is essential for "lasting health" in a democracy.
With this approach, King and his companions would first present a proposed step toward justice to the powers-that-be, sincerely try to reach an agreement with them concerning that proposal, and resort to public demonstrations only when those efforts failed. And when they did resort to "tactical nonviolence" in order to mobilize coercive political power, they still did so with a profound commitment to "philosophical nonviolence," which includes the pursuit of reconciliation.
In 1964, angry and frustrated, many activists concluded that King was too liberal. In fact, he was truly radical because he wanted us to transform the roots of violence and oppression that are within each of us.
At the Nov. 28 meeting, the participants affirmed, "Our primary mission is to help transform ourselves and our society into truly nonviolent and compassionate individuals within a community dedicated to the common good of all humanity. We actively support and participate in the Occupy Movement."
Success in this effort will require fostering humility, active listening, and trust in the collective wisdom that can emerge if deliberations are well structured. Hopefully the Occupy Be the Change Caucus will contribute to that effort.
You are invited to join us by signing the Pledge by sending an email to email@example.com with "Pledge" in the Subject line and "I sign" in the body. If you do, we'll be in touch about how we might work together to advance this cause.


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The Red-Sole Case
Can the color red be trademarked? Two luxury brands took to open court Tuesday to battle over the hue.
When it comes to corporate colors, brown belongs to United Parcel Service Inc., UPS 1.06 % Owens Corning GLW 0.55 % protects its own shade of pink, and Tiffany TIF 1.77 % & Co. has domain over robin's-egg blue.
On Tuesday, the famed French shoemaker Christian Louboutin SA stepped into the U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan to make the case that it should effectively own the exclusive right to use red—it calls the shade "China Red"—to coat the bottoms of its popular, pricey high-heeled shoes.
The Cases
"Artists...need the full palette of colors available," David Bernstein, a lawyer for Yves Saint Laurent, says. "In order to compete and compete fairly, we need red."
"Louboutin turned a pedestrian item into a thing of beauty," says Harley Lewin, a lawyer for Christian Louboutin. "We don't claim anything but the trademark as registered."
In front of a large and conspicuously well-dressed audience—more than a few women present wore red-soled shoes— lawyers for both sides made their arguments.
"Christian Louboutin has created one of the more iconic trademarks of the 21st century," argued attorney Harley Lewin, before a three-judge panel. "Louboutin turned a pedestrian item into a thing of beauty."
Mr. Lewin and his client were in court hoping to reverse a lower-court ruling that appeared to suggest Louboutin shouldn't be allowed to hold a trademark for its signature red-soled shoes, sported in recent years by red-carpet A-list celebrities nationwide, from actresses Scarlett Johansson and Halle Berry to singers Beyoncé and Christina Aguilera.
Last August, Manhattan Federal Judge Victor Marrero denied Louboutin's request to stop another iconic French fashion house, Yves Saint Laurent, from selling a line of shoes whose tops, as well as bottoms, are red.
"Louboutin's claim would cast a red cloud over the whole industry, cramping what other designers could do while allowing Louboutin to paint with a full palette," wrote Judge Marrero in his opinion. "Louboutin would thus be able to market a total outfit in red, while other designers would not."
David Bernstein, a lawyer for Yves Saint Laurent, argued on Tuesday that the judges should uphold the bulk of Judge Marrero's ruling.
"Artists of this type need the full palette of colors available. In order to compete and compete fairly, we need red," said Mr. Bernstein. "We don't want to find out that we can make green, blue, purple shoes... but we are enjoined from making red."
Louboutin was granted a trademark registration to use the red for its shoe soles in 2008. But in his opinion denying Louboutin's injunction, Judge Marrero strongly suggested that the registration was granted in error. He acknowledged that trademarks can be given for the colors on products, chiefly when a single color is used only to identify or advertise a brand, like the pink used for Owens Corning's insulation.
But Judge Marrero questioned whether a color could ever be trademarked for use in fashion, where "color . . . performs a creative function; it aims to please or be useful, not to identify and advertise a commercial source."
During the hearing, the appeals-court judges wrestled with two main issues: whether Judge Marrero properly interpreted trademark law, and whether to send the case back to him for additional findings, such as whether there would be a "likelihood of confusion" between the two brands.
Of the panel's judges—Jose A. Cabranes, Debra Ann Livingston and Chester J. Straub—Judge Straub asked the most pointed questions of the lawyers, especially YSL's Mr. Bernstein.
He requested, for example, that Mr. Bernstein point to the place in Judge Marrero's opinion where he explains his blanket proposition that colors can't be used as trademarks in fashion.
"Where does he recite in great detail the basis for his holding?" asked Judge Straub. "You're not going to find it!"
Susan Scafidi, a law professor at Fordham University and an expert in law and fashion who has been following the case, said that she hoped the appellate court would correct Judge Marrero, who, in her opinion, "colored well outside the lines" in his ruling.
"There are broader issues raised by this case, and they're that fashion designs really have no protection," she said. "The industry has been trying for 100 years, but intellectual property law still stops right at fashion's door."
—Matthew Day contributed to this article.
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Our president and the news media are "hyping" the need for more firearm regulation. More regulation doesn't make sense.
First, the more laws that are passed, the more laws there will be for criminals to ignore; and more laws to criminalize otherwise law-abiding citizens. It will also give prosecuting attorneys and courts more laws to ignore.
I don't envision many criminals getting a background check when purchasing firearms from illegal sources. Universal checks will only inhibit other wise law-abiding citizens from passing firearms on to their children, or relatives. It seems stupid that a father presenting a "first" .22 rifle to his son or daughter would have to obtain a background check first.
If I want to give my son-in-law, an honorably discharged military veteran, my .30-06 rifle, I would have to get him checked first. (This is even more stupid because he is a government employee with a high security clearance). My daughter cannot inherit my shotgun?
Due to privacy concerns, many unstable individuals are not reported to law enforcement, let alone adjudicated. All the background checks in the world won't ferret those individuals out.
Two simple laws would really kind of cover a lot of problems. First would be mandatory maximum sentences and automatic doubling for any crime committed with a firearm or knife. Second would be making failure to prosecute the violation of an existing weapons law a felony.
I guess public hangings are out of the question.


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Negley Boy Scout wins Wolfe Division of local Raingutter Regatta
December 16, 2012
Jacob Liza, 8, of Negley, recently placed first in the Wolfe Division at the Sandy Beaver District Raingutter Regatta. He is pictured with his grandparents, Allen and Sandy Mackal....
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Rosie Nominations and Historical YA Fiction
Quick! Name one thing you know about the Crimean War! Nothing? Florence Nightingale maybe?
Brief history lesson: The Crimean War was fought between Russia and an alliance of France and England over the declining Ottoman Empire in what is now part of the Ukraine. This war pre-dates World War I, and is often considered as the first modern war. It is also famous for Florence Nightingale who drastically improved nursing practices while caring for wounded British soldiers.
Sounds exciting, right? Ok, maybe not the most promising backdrop for a YA book, but In the Shadow of the Lamp has enough to keep you turning pages. Molly has been framed for theft and fired from her job as a parlor maid at a fancy London home. She decides to sneak her way onto a ship headed east when she hears that Miss Nightingale is looking for nurses. Even though she doesn't have any training, Molly is headstrong and is willing to work hard. She is found out by Miss Nightingale, but her hard work and natural inclinations at nursing and caring for people proves her worthy. In fact, Molly's abilities are even a bit magical. The magical elements aren't played up too much and Molly is a likeable character as she struggles with defining her future, both professionally and personally. Whether during the Crimean War or now, trying to figure your way in the world is a timeless endeavor.
Good historical fiction can take a place and setting and bring it to life with engaging characters that you care about. Between Shades of Gray focuses on a young woman who faces even worse challenges than Molly and still manages to maintain her humanity.
Lina is a regular teenage girl in Lithuania in the early 40s when she is arrested in the middle of the night with her mother and little brother by the Soviet NKVD police force. They are sent off by train to different camps where every day proves a struggle to survive. Lina is an artist, and that becomes one of her saving graces. Lina also forges a friendship and tentative romance with Andrius before she is shipped off again to a camp in Siberia. This is a hard book to read because the details are very disturbing, but overall this short book was easy to read and rewarding in the end. Lina's perseverance is truly inspiring.
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to easily thrash some1 at a something, eg. a football match
paul: How did the match go
Dun: I fuckin scalped him
Dun: I fuckin scalped him
от Dun 18 юни 2006
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Elderly Dallas man dies in early morning fire at Red Bird home
An elderly Dallas man was killed when a fire broke out in his Red Bird home this morning.
Firefighters were called to the home on Billie Drive shortly before 2:30 a.m. and found fire and heavy smoke pouring out of the brick home.
They found 85-year-old Marvin Dorsey passed out inside. He was taken to Methodist Dallas Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, fire officials said.
The fire appeared to have been caused by an electrical short in a fuse box in the victim's bedroom closet, according to Dallas Fire-Rescue.
Police said there were no working smoke detectors in the home.
Channel 5 spoke to one of Dorsey's seven children, who described him as a family man who was "greatly loved."
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I broke the loading lever some time back on this revolver and decided there really wasnt any way to repair it without discoloring it and what the heck Ive already ruined the finish anyway. I got the idea from Mike Bellevue's bulldog video, not sure if Im going to attempt the rounded grip or not, and not real sure I need a front sight for a belly gun. Ive till got to dress the end up and recrown it and more than likely I will reblue the barrel and cylinder. Here is step one off with the barrel!
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1. Thong or g string that can be seen riding up the back, god its beautiful.
2. Big Ass Spoiler put on imported cars that do jackshit to there fwd cars.
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1. God thats a beauty of a tail.
2. WTF is that on that Crx, Its bigger than the car.
2. WTF is that on that Crx, Its bigger than the car.
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When the top of a woman's thong is visible above her low-rise pants. The back straps of the exposed thong resemble a whale's tail.
Young girls these days leave absolutely nothing to the imagination. Just look at her whale tail!
od uživatele Caitlin W. 13. srpen 2006
When a girl sits down and her thong shows.
Damn that chick be whale tailing.
od uživatele Meow Mixxer 10. únor 2010
It is the representation of a females thong (or g-string) when it is visible over bottoms.
"Hey look guys, I can see Stacy's whale tail!"
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Another name for a spoiler on a Porsche 911 between 1975 and 1989.
I love the whale tail on a 75 911 Turbo.
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When a camel toe and a FUPA are intertmixed in one package.
Check out the whale tail on that broad!
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When engaging in doggy style you pull out and get finish of by her feet
Todd was in nikki he suddenly needed to blow so she gave him a whale tail
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Hague Selected for NCAA Womens Golf Championships
MUNCIE, Ind. – Ball State women's golfer Jenna Hague learned Monday night her season will continue in the NCAA Championships.
The junior from Burlington, Ontario, was selected to compete in the Central Regional, which will be played May 8-10 in Stillwater, Okla.
The selection show aired Monday during the nightly Golf Central show on Golf Channel. A total of 72 teams will compete in the NCAA Championships, along with 18 of the top players in the country whose teams did not make the field.
Hague is just the second Ball State women's golfer ever selected for a regional, joining Brittany Kelly (2011). She won two tournaments this year and placed among the top 10 in nine of her 10 starts, including a fifth-place result at the Mid-American Conference Championships over the weekend. Her 74.03 scoring average this season is ahead of school-record pace by more than a full stroke.
"Today is an exciting day for Ball State women's golf and for Jenna," Ball State head coach Katherine Mowat said. "We knew after her great start last fall she would have a chance to make a regional. Her body of work for the year is incredible. She has proven she can compete with the best golfers in the country, and the NCAA Regional stage will be an exciting opportunity for her."
Hague will play at Karsten Creek Golf Club, one of three regional sites across the country. The other sites are SouthWood Golf Club in Tallahassee, Fla., and Tumble Creek at Suncadia Resort in Ce Elum, Wash. Each regional features 24 teams plus six individuals.
The top five seeds at the Stillwater site are UCLA, Arkansas, Alabama, Arizona and LSU. Oklahoma State, playing on its home course, is the No. 6 seed. MAC champion Kent State is also in the field as the No. 13 seed (complete field listed below).
The top eight teams from each regional plus the top two individuals not associated with one of those teams will advance to the NCAA Nationals. The Nationals will be played May 20-23 at Tulsa Country Club in Tulsa, Okla.
A two-time All-MAC First Team selection, Hague already shares the MAC record for career tournament wins with six. She has been as high as No. 71 in the Golfstat national collegiate rankings this year and reached a mark of 16th in the Golfweek women's amateur rankings last summer. She owns an overall head-to-head record of 710-45-20 for the season.
Hague set the Ball State record for 18-hole score with a 66 in October at Indiana's Hoosier Fall Invitational. She also carded a school-record 54-hole total of 214 at Texas State's Jim West Challenge in February.
For the most up-to-date news on Ball State women's golf, follow @bsuathletics and @BallStateWGolf on Twitter.
NCAA Central Regional Field
Teams (seed in parentheses)
(1) UCLA, (2) Arkansas, (3) Alabama, (4) Arizona, (5) LSU, (6) Oklahoma State, (7) Florida, (8) North Carolina, (9) Ohio State, (10) Miami (Fla.), (11) Mississippi State, (12) California, (13) Kent State, (14) Kansas, (15) Texas, (16) UNLV, (17) Colorado, (18) SMU, (19) Minnesota, (20) Harvard, (21) Lamar, (22) Wichita State, (23) LIU-Brooklyn, (24) Siena
Individuals (seed in parentheses)
(1) Aurora Kan, Purdue; (2) Sanna Nuutinen, TCU; (3) Jenna Hague, Ball State; (4) Ember Schuldt, Illinois; (5) Kimmie Hill, Texas Tech; (6) Stephanie Miller, Illinois


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The Rev. Juvenal Cervantes, interim pastor at St. John's United Church of Christ, 3815 20th St. in Greeley, delivered the opening prayer for the Friday meeting of the Colorado House of Representatives.
Cervantes gave thanks for the recent snows and prayed for respectful and kind communication among legislators.
An ecumenical minister, Cervantes earned a master of divinity from Southwestern Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, and a master of arts in Hispanic Studies and education specialist degrees from the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley.


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Bag: Calvin Klein black & white logo tote bag (selling mine on eBay)
Shoes (similar): Isabel Marant Bekket sneakers
Bangle: vintage
I've been really into wearing monochrome and neutrals lately. Too many bright colors turn me off now, and that's too bad because spring is just around the corner. I can't hibernate in dark clothes for too long, but I know I can at least have the earth tones linger around those warm months. I'm pretty excited, because I want to dress like a hobo chic for a change :) I can't wait to have my hair grow to my butt, flowery fungi growing in my hair, and not showering for days… wait, I already do that. Apparently it does wonders for your hair.
I've also been really obsessed with Isabel Marant's sneakers. I know. They are super trendy, but WAY before Marant had these out, I had been begging for someone to make hidden low wedge sneakers for the longest time. I don't really want to always have bulky looking shoes on, so Marant's designs are a godsend to me.
The CK bag is great for going to the gym with, but these days, that doesn't really happen much. I'm going to be selling this bag on eBay for super cheap shortly (link will be up on Sunday night). We're moving out of our old moldy house and into a new condo, and I desperately need to get rid of a ton of stuff (stuff I've worn on the blog, for sure). There's really no room to be too emotional about material things right now. I've donated a lot of our clothes, shoes, accessories, posters, books, records, CDs, tapes, etc even if they looked like new. It's precisely this, looking like new and never been worn, that I need to get rid of my clothes. It's clear to me the number of times I've actually made use of them. :-/ I've kept some to sell for really cheap though, in case some of you might want them. More on that later.
Oh, and have you ever donated things by mistake? I don't think I recall, at least for now, that I have with anything too precious. My father-in-law though had his $400 chainsaw by accident in the pick up truck with our donation. We had to retrieve it at the end of the day only to find out that Goodwill ended up throwing it away, because they're not allowed to sell gas-powered things. So, some very nice guys went dumpster diving for us to go find it, and they did. :) The manager said I was lucky, because when most people come back for their accidental donation, they've either been put out for sale already, bought, or thrown away and destroyed.


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Wilbur Francis Bean Jr., 46, of Clyde, died Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at his residence.
He was born Dec. 1, 1966, in Tiffin, to Wilbur Francis Bean Sr. and Donna (Ohler) Billings. He married Veronica (Lindsey) Dec. 13, 2012, in Bellevue and she survives.
Also surviving are his mother, Donna Billings of Republic; son, Robert Bean of Bellevue; two daughters, Tabitha Fox and Summer Bean, both of Bellevue; two stepsons, Brennan Hay and Brandon Hay, both of Florida; two stepdaughters, Kaysia Crews and Courtney Crews, both of Bellevue; a grandson; a sister, Karen Sue Bean; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father; a brother, Marty Meacham; and a nephew.
Visitation is 2-8 p.m. Friday, June 21, 2013, at Foos and Foos Funeral Service, 151 Yorkshire Place, Bellevue.
His funeral will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home with the Rev. Ralph Flynn officiating. Burial will follow at Farewell Retreat Cemetery, Republic.
Memorials may be made to the family.


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10 Things That Made Me Happy This Week
10 Things That Made Me Happy This Week
Meghan says
I am enjoying coffee right now! Such a great way to start the weekend!
Rachael says
Gotta love Target, that store can be a god send at times!
Morgan says
my family and i go out to eat and play bingo almost every monday
we get absurdly competitive 🙂
Maria Celina says
Ah, coffee. That is an item that belongs on every list of good things. Hope you're having a good weekend, Krysten!
gringationcancun says
I love a good nap, even though I barely take them anymore!
daisychain says
coffee, naps and great books pretty much sum up my weekend! x
Bree says
Haven't had my coffee yet today and I'm craving it!! I think I'm getting a headache from not having a cup yet; that's when things get bad.
Shea says
Yes, naps. Naps are good. I think I might just have to take one after I finish my blog readin'. And don't even get me started on great books! 🙂
New Life in Spain says
I love that picture!!
I'm so glad to hear your smiling, and for such wonderful reasons!
I'm glad that Vivienne has healed and now you can enjoy her so much more. Naps – yes yes yes! Happy Saturday Krysten!
Mom Taxi Julie says
I like that picture 🙂
Chanel says
I haven't had coffee in days… been trying to consume more tea. But those shenanigans are over. Coffee first thing in the morning 🙂
Deidre says
Man do I love naps.
Nicole says
Glad your having a good week (:
Hope you are having a great weekend girl. Coffee and naps always help!!!
E says
There is something so wonderful about holding a warm mug in your hand!
Nora Spaulding says
I linked up and tagged you 🙂 here's my post- I love this series so I joined in, have a great weekend!
moosenoose.com says
Naps are the best! I didn't have time for one this weekend 🙁 Next weekend = naps & reading and not much else! 🙂
Mrs. Pancakes says
the picture above is awesome awesome awesome!
Nicole says
Love that pic! No whining & Do your own thing….So many time I cannot make simple decisions without thinking of how people will respond! Pisses me off lol Oh & Bingo I heart too =D
Ashley Isaacs says
thanks for the inspiration lovely……..I am officially following you, hope you'll do the same……..xx
Mia Rivel says
Hello Sweetie,
Just wanted to thank you for having such an inspirational blog. Hope you have an amazing week full of lots of beautiful things.
Feel free to drop past my blog if you have time =)
-Mia xoxo
Erika says
ah good ol Target, love that place, dangerously so! I saw a sign on Pinterest that said "Keep Calm & Go To Target"
missy. says
such an awesome happy list! i love when you post these because it reminds me how much we have in common. love you!


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Fairgrounds Parking Lot Becomes 'RV Park'
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So many recreational vehicles owned by those working in the oil and gas industry were parked at the Washington County fairgrounds in southeast Ohio from November 2011 to May 2012 that the Washington County Fair Board was required to declare the fairground's main parking lot an RV park.
In a licensing and permit process that started in October 2011 and was completed recently, former fair board member Bonnie Gill, current fair board member Frank Tucker and other fair board members worked to complete all necessary steps in the process, the Marietta Times reported.
Now that all permits, licenses and insurance have been received for the Washington County Midway RV Park near the fairground's main entrance, the area can be used in multiple ways: as an RV park, parking lot and a midway for fair concessions, said Gill.
City and state licenses, permits and insurance were applied for and received including flood insurance that costs $100 annually; an RV park license costing $250 per year; and a one-time fee to the city of Marietta's engineering department for about $150.
Now, the RV park is licensed for 50 camping sites, with 25 utility poles and hookups for two RVs per pole. Sites offer RVers full hookup including electricity, water and sewer.
"It's a plus for an RV park to have full hookup," said Sandra Hickey, fair board treasurer.
RVs sit on the blacktop so they can hook up to utility boxes on the grass nearby.
With 48 spaces for rent, the RV park had an average of 25 spaces filled each month from fall 2011 to summer this year.
"The majority (of RVers) came starting in November 2011, and the majority left in May and June," said Hickey.
The monthly fee for staying in a site at the fairground's RV park is $275, with an overnight stay costing $20, said Hickey. The oil-and-gas related campers who stayed at the park for several months in 2011 and 2012 "brought in about $28,000," she added.
"After it rained out at the fair in 2011, (that money) helped us out," said Paul Barth, fair board president.
Fair board secretary Jeremy Barth agreed.
"We were thankful (the RVers) were there," he said.
The revenue was "good for us," he added, and made it possible for the fair board to pay the majority of the bills for the 2012 fair.
Most of the pipeline workers camped at the fairgrounds worked for Price Gregory International, headquartered in Houston, Texas.
Residents raised concerns about overcrowding on the parking lot during the Washington County Fair and other events, said Jeremy Barth.
"During the Sternwheel Festival, the lot is totally full," said Paul Barth.
Because fair board members weren't sure if the RVers would still be in the RV park during the Washington County Fair, they began asking one another worried questions.
"We asked 'Where would we put them?' and 'Was there enough room in our regular fairground campground to put them there?' Jeremy Barth said.
People were also worried that visitors "couldn't see the Junior Fair Building with all the campers there," he added.
"It all seemed to work out," said Jeremy Barth.
The Washington County Fairgrounds is also home to a campground at the rear of the property that provides electricity and water for campers, and is mostly used during fair time.
During the big influx of RVers last fall, the Washington County Fair Board talked about opening an old mobile home park on the fairgrounds property.
"We talked about redoing it and seeing about applying for a permit," Jeremy Barth said. "It was more costly than we wanted to spend at the time."


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A married Buffalo teacher had been repeatedly warned about an "inappropriate" relationship with a student in the two weeks before she and the 14-year-old boy disappeared overnight Monday, school officials said Tuesday.
"We warned the teacher about her behavior, initially restricted and then eliminated her contact with the student and, finally, suspended her for her noncompliance with our instructions," Cederick Ellis, director of South Buffalo Charter School, said in a statement Tuesday.
The teacher, Cara Dickey, 29, a mother of three from Clarence Center, "was deceitful and lied to us repeatedly, and now she is going to have to answer to the authorities for that," Ellis continued.
Dickey, who had been suspended with pay and escorted out of the school Monday morning after she was caught text-messaging her student, was found sleeping in her white Ford Escape in Springville on Tuesday morning by state troopers.
At about the same time, the student, Nicholas G. DeJesus, 14, of West Seneca, was found wandering around a Hamburg mall.
The boy was reunited with his worried family at a Buffalo police station, and Dickey was questioned for several hours by Buffalo Police Sex Offense Squad detectives before she was released.
Now, authorities are trying to determine what happened Monday night as well as the extent of the relationship between Dickey and the teenager.
No charges had been filed as of Tuesday night.
"We are relieved, and we're also grateful that our student was found safe and reunited with his family," Ellis said at a news conference Tuesday afternoon at the eight-year-old charter school on South Park Avenue.
"However, I also must emphasize that we are dealing with a very highly complex and fluid situation that no one fully understands," he said.
Ellis spoke to reporters in the hallway of the K-8 school, where students dress neatly in navy polos and khakis. Drawings of planets and stars decorated the wall behind Ellis, underscoring the tender age of the students at the school. Teachers and other faculty watched the news conference, stunned by the situation involving one of their own.
Dickey was described by school officials as popular and highly regarded by students and colleagues alike.
There is a Facebook account with her name on it, with many high school-age youths, boys and girls, listed among her friends.
Dickey went to Buffalo State College and earned her master's degree from Walden University, an accredited online institution, according to her school Web site.
She started at South Buffalo Charter School in 2003 as a substitute teacher and later was hired full time.
According to the school Web site, Dickey enjoys skiing, going to Sabres games, watching the Pittsburgh Penguins, New York Rangers and New York Yankees, and playing with her kids, who are ages 8, 4 and 2.
Nicholas is an eighth-grader from West Seneca who is set to graduate from South Buffalo Charter on June 27. He had attended the school for several years and has siblings at the school as well.
The situation between Dickey and Nicholas began coming to light about two weeks ago when two teachers went to the school's assistant director to report that they'd witnessed "what they felt was inappropriate behavior for a teacher with a student," Ellis said.
At the time, Dickey had been mentoring Nicholas. Ellis added that his parents knew that she was spending extra time with the teenager.
Ellis brought Dickey into his office to discuss her colleagues' concerns about her behavior and told her she must "conform to the conduct standards outlined in our teacher handbook."
At that point, Ellis said, Dickey was an employee in good standing, so there was nothing more he could do beyond reprimanding her.
After the initial report from the two teachers, school officials started monitoring Dickey.
They decided to call her in for a second, more formal meeting. On June 9, she met with school officials with her union representative present.
"She was told in the strongest terms that she must change her behavior and be above suspicion with regard to this student," Ellis said of the meeting.
Dickey was "told directly to have no further contact with the student."
Dickey "denied that anything inappropriate was going on," Ellis said.
Then on Friday, the upper-grade students, including Nicholas, went on a field trip to an amusement park in Canada. Dickey was among eight chaperones accompanying them.
Dickey was once again told Nicholas was not to be in the group she was in charge of and that she was not to have any contact with the boy.
It's not known whether there was any kind of contact between Dickey and Nicholas on the trip.
Then on Monday, school officials observed Dickey and Nicholas separately sending text messages.
Nicholas' cell phone was seized, and officials allegedly discovered messages from Dickey on the phone that "represent inappropriate expressions of affection between an adult and a middle-school student."
The messages were not sexual in nature but did appear to cross a line of appropriateness, sources said. They also provided proof that Dickey had directly disobeyed an order not to contact the boy.
Dickey was suspended with pay and escorted out of the school at 10:45 a.m.
Sometime between 1:30 and 2 p.m., Nicholas sneaked out of the school. Officials realized he was missing and called the boy's parents and 911.
School officials have not yet determined if or how they were able to contact each other after Dickey left and before they were found separately.
Charles P. Ewing, a forensic psychologist and University at Buffalo law professor, pointed out that some inappropriate teacher-student relationships don't turn sexual.
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What's On Tap: Ball State begins a two-game homestand in Mid-American Conference action this week when it hosts Central Michigan Thursday at 7 p.m. and Toledo Sunday at 2 p.m. The Cardinals are currently tied for first in the MAC West Division with the Chippewas and the Rockets. Ball State improved to 4-0 against MAC West Division opponents last week after defeating Western Michigan (73-50) and Eastern Michigan (56-41). The Cardinals' victory at EMU extended Ball State's win streak to five. Ball State is 10-11 overall and 7-1 in league action which is the best conference start for Ball State since the 2006-07 season. Central Michigan suffered its first MAC loss after losing to Bowling Green on the road by a score of 84-59 Sunday, Feb. 3. The Chippewas enter the game versus the Cardinals with a 13-8 overall record and are 7-1 in conference action.
About Central Michigan: The Chippewas started Mid-American Conference play winning seven straight and was the lone league team to remain undefeated until suffering its aloss at Bowling Green (84-59) Feb. 3. Central Michigan has already knocked off Toledo (73-66) Jan. 10, Eastern Michigan (73-66) Jan. 13, Western Michigan (72-58) Jan. 16, Northern Illlinois (83-56) Jan. 19, Ohio University (77-48) Jan. 23, Akron (92-69) Jan. 26 and Kent State (91-44) Jan. 31. The Chippewas have three players averaging double figures; Crystal Bradford (15.1 ppg), Jessica Green (11.6 ppg) and Jessica Schroll (10.6 ppg). Defensively Bradford is averaging the most rebounds with 9.4 per contest.
The Coaches: Ball State head coach Brady Sallee is in his first season at Ball State. Sallee's career coaching record is 146-120 and he is 10-11 overall and 7-1 in the MAC with the Cardinals. He was named the 11th head women's basketball coach in Ball State history May 10. During his tenure at Eastern Illinois, Sallee posted a 136-109 career record. He led the Panthers to the institution's first-ever Ohio Valley Conference title during the 2009-10 campaign. In 2011-12, Eastern Illinois was 22-9 overall, posted a 13-3 OVC mark and competed in the Women's National Invitation Tournament. Sue Guevara is currently in her sixth season as the head women's basketball coach of the Chippewas. She has has rebuilt Central Michigan back to its former glory, contending for championships in the Mid-American Conference. The Chippewas have won 70 games in the last four seasons, including the fifth 20-win campaign in program history in 2011-12. Guervara's coaching record at CMU is 89-90 and she owns a 41-8 MAC record.


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Tipoff: 4 p.m., Bryce Jordan Center
Records: Penn State (7-4); Duquesne (7-6)
Coaches: Pat Chambers is 19-24 in his second season at Penn State and 61-52 in his fourth season overall. Jim Ferry is 7-6 in his first season at Duquesne and 261-174 in his 15th season overall.
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Probable starters: Penn State - G D.J. Newbill, 6-4 So. (15.1), G Jermaine Marshall, 6-4 Jr. (15.1), F Ross Travis, 6-6 So. (7.8), F Brandon Taylor, 6-7 Fr. (7.3), C Sasa Borovnjak, 6-9 Jr. (4.5). Duquesne - G Derrick Colter, 5-11 Fr. (13.2), G Sean Johnson, 6-1 Sr. (12.9), G Jeremiah Jones, 6-3 Fr. (7.9), F Kadeem Pantophlet, 6-7 So. (4.7), C Andre Marhold, 6-6 Sr. (6.2).
Notes: Penn State has not played since last Sunday's blowout of New Hampshire at the Jordan Center. ... In their final outing before Big Ten play starts, the Nittany Lions are shooting for their first four-game winning streak since late in the 2010-11 season. ... Chambers said Travis will be back in the starting lineup and full go after seeing limited minutes vs. New Hampshire due to an ankle sprain. Travis had 15 rebounds in practice Friday. ... The Dukes are 1-4 on the road, with losses to Robert Morris and Louisiana-Lafayette. They are coming off a 91-79 defeat at the hands of the Ragin' Cajuns Dec. 22. But they also have a home win over West Virginia and played well in a road loss to Georgetown. The super quick Colter and Johnson make things go for Duquesne. "This is exactly what I want heading into the Big Ten," Chambers said of facing the speedy backcourt.
Mirror prediction: Penn State 77, Duquesne 72
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Some of the amendments legislators have suggested for state Senate President Jeff Kessler's Future Fund bill have interesting undertones. The unspoken plea of some lawmakers seems to be, "Stop me - before I spend!"
Kessler's bill is worthwhile. Suggested amendments to it have fallen into two categories: limits on how much money will go into it and restrictions on how the funds can be spent.
Especially interesting is one suggestion, that Mountain State voters be asked to approve a constitutional amendment limiting how money from the Future Fund could be spent. Among the proposed restrictions would be one banning legislators from spending any Future Fund proceeds except amounts earned through investments. The principal would have to be left intact.
Clearly, lawmakers suggesting that are thinking about the state's Rainy Day Fund. It was established years ago, with the goal of building up a cash reserve the state could use in case of emergencies such as natural disasters. The fund's two accounts now hold about $920 million.
Not for long, however. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and legislators are preparing to raid the Rainy Day Fund - not for a one-time emergency, but instead to deal with plans for ongoing increases in spending. Some state senators were primed to take as much as $125 million out of the fund for the coming fiscal year.
At that rate, the Rainy Day Fund would be bone dry in less than a decade. A plan more likely to be enacted would siphon off about $80 million.
There are no solid safeguards against misuse of the Rainy Day Fund. And, though Kessler had included some limits on Future Fund spending, they would not have been foolproof, either. Why? Because what spending discipline the Legislature giveth, the Legislature also can "taketh" away.
Constitutional amendments are another story. No matter how hungry they are for money to spend, lawmakers cannot disobey the state constitution. Kessler, who understands the need to build and preserve a substantial Future Fund, agrees with some constitutional limits on how it is used.
Will the Legislature go that route? Or will lawmakers borrowing heavily from the Rainy Day Fund decide they want the Future Fund available for similar raids kill the constitutional amendment idea? Either way, even the suggestion that future legislatures' hands should be tied by an amendment reminds one of an alcoholic begging friends out for a night on the town to keep him from drinking.
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, an outspoken Republican, is being supported by some of the nation's top Democrats.
Democrat leaders in the state House of Delegates had attempted to enact legislation that would have tied Morrisey's hands in carrying out some of his duties as the state's chief legal officer. Democrat lawmakers never discussed such punitive actions while Democrat Darrell McGraw served five terms.
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It appears the anti-Morrisey legislation is dead, at least for now. But before it was shelved, attorneys general from other states heard of it - and reacted with alarm. Dozens of them, both Republicans and Democrats, signed a letter to West Virginia legislators urging them to reject the proposed attack on Morrisey.
Referring to the House bill as "unprecedented," the attorneys general urged Mountain State legislators to reject it. "We are not aware of any statute that imposes such a broadly sweeping prohibition on an attorney general's office - at the state or federal levels," members of the National Association of Attorneys General wrote of one provision in the bill.
One might have expected Morrisey's peers within the GOP to leap to his defense. But it says something about the partisan in-state attack on him that Democrats, too, found it objectionable.
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Cooley Dickinson Hospital's vision is to make the mid-Pioneer Valley the nation's model healthy community. One of the components of that vision is to improve access to programs to meet the community's medical needs and partner with the community to develop practices that encourage health and a high quality of life.
Through its Healthy Communities Committee, Cooley Dickinson monitors local health status and works collaboratively to improve health. In this Community Benefits Plan, Cooley Dickinson describes its mission, structure, processes for community health engagement and provides the community benefits plan for fiscal year 2014 (FY 14).
The Cooley Dickinson Hospital mission:
To provide our patients and communities with the best health care in the most appropriate setting.
The Cooley Dickinson Hospital Community Benefits Mission:
Cooley Dickinson Health Care Corporation (Cooley Dickinson) will work in partnership with community leaders in business, government, education, religion, public health, healthcare and other areas to develop and enact a common vision of improving the health status of the communities and people we serve.
The community health improvement mission will be accomplished by providing accessible, quality health care services at a reasonable price, by taking an active role in assessing community needs, by developing a plan and allocating resources to said needs, and by serving as a role model for other institutions.
The above mission was affirmed by the Cooley Dickinson Health Care Corporation Board of Trustees, February 1995; revised, August 1996 and October 2009.
Healthy Communities Structure:
The Cooley Dickinson Hospital Healthy Communities Committee was established in 1995 to carry out the community health mission of the hospital. The committee membership includes a mix of community members and hospital representatives, including a physician, senior staff and board members.
In 2013, the members of the Healthy Communities Committee decided that the creation of subcommittees and a steering committee would advance their work more efficiently. This plan will be implemented during FY 14.
The Healthy Communities Committee guides community health assessment and planning, including approving the community benefits plan and budget. The committee reviews program goals and makes recommendations for interventions to improve community health.
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