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Many people are familiar with pine needle tea, but most are genuinely surprised to learn that practically the whole tree is edible and that, in fact, all pines are in some way or another edible.
The eastern white pine, however, is considered to be the most palatable pine. Native to eastern North America, this distinctive tree can grow up to 150 feet tall. It has a straight trunk with grey-green bark for younger trees and dark grey or brown bark for older ones.
The scientific name is Pinus strobus. Pinus means "pine tree" and strobus comes from the Greek word strobilos, which means "pine cone." Strobos also means "whirling around," referring to the whirled pine branches.
Eastern white pine leaves grow in bundles of five needles that can grow 5-inches long.
In addition to making a healthy, vitamin A- and C-rich tea, the needles can be infused in water with sugar for a wonderful syrup.
They can be used to steam meat and fish and add great flavor to honey, vinegar, cooking oils, sugar and salt. Pine needles also can be dried and ground into a powder and used as a spice.
The young shoots, or candles, at the end of the branches are harvested early in spring and used the same way as needles but also raw in salads. The shoots taste a bit like rosemary and can be used as such.
Pine bark also is edible. I don't mean the actual outer bark, but the yellow, white, soft inner layer, or cambium, which sits in between the outer bark and the wood.
American Indians used it as food for its fibers, carbohydrates and vitamin C. Cambium can be boiled and fried in oil or butter, or dried and ground into a flour. It makes excellent crackers when cut into squares and deep fried. Though pretty chewy, they're also crisp with a pleasantly piny and somewhat sweet flavor.
The inner bark can be harvested throughout the year, but it comes loose easier in spring.
To harvest, choose an old tree that is going to be cut down or one that was cut down recently. With a knife, cut through the bark until you hit the wood. Then scrape off the bark and peel off the inner layer.
If a live tree must be used for survival, don't circumvent the tree, which will kill it, but make a narrow, rectangular cut instead.
Being both male and female, the white pine tree bears male pollen cones as well as female seed cones. The latter can be found higher up the tree and contain pine nuts. These can be harvested in the fall as the cones begin to open, though they're miniscule and also need to be shelled, which is a lot of effort for tiny seeds with little flavor.
The commonly known bigger and tastier pine nuts come from different pine trees mainly found in western North America.
In spring, the clusters of small, yellow-green male pollen cones can be harvested before they release their pollen. These little, piny, juicy, sweet-tasting cones can be found on the lower branches and can be eaten raw or cooked.
Leave them on the tree and collect their pollen by shaking the cones into a container. Pollen can be used as a flour or soup thickener.
If you want to intrigue your dinner guests, dress your table with pine cones and twigs and serve them an appetizer of cambium crackers with pine needle powder cheese spread.
For the main course, you could make stewed meat and pine shoots, served with a pine needle-flavored pollen sauce accompanied by steamed pollen cones as a side dish. And who could resist trying pollen flour pancakes, drizzled with pine needle syrup, sprinkled with pine nuts for dessert? Martha Stewart would be jealous!
This is the last month of the year and this also is my last column. It's been a privilege and a joy to share my knowledge about edible wild plants, and I hope I was able to inspire a few readers to want to continue learning about the subject.
Though my writing ends, my edible wild plant club will continue. Our free monthly meetings are a great way to ease into foraging and meet other enthusiasts. We're always happy to welcome new members.
Brion may be reached by emailing her at firstname.lastname@example.com. or at her website, www.foragingfoodie.net.


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I liked this little basic article-it talks about the changes our bodies go thru when we start to run longer.
Why Should Long Runs Be Slower? | Runner's World
I guess I just hear here and other places how negative running is on our bodies. I like to see the positives pointed out. I wonder what weightlifting alone does to resting heart rate? I need to look it up.
I took today off from my trainer. I could not fathom doing squats today because my low back is so achy. I have a half on Sunday so I am going to take it easy the next few days. I will run slowly my doggy clients and that is it. I will just walk my own dogs on Saturday morning.
I bought someone's number. I know it is weird but I have never done that! I feel funny about not being official and I think her corral is at the back. It is a popular race through nice neighborhoods-it is tight at the beginning which will be even more slower. I will have to see how this affects my racing. I might just take it easy since my back is hurting and enjoy the ride. My relay is in 3 weeks.
Any races this weekend for other readers?

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RumorTT: Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 will come in black, white and pink
Today, the website SamMobile released a report that suggested consumers may be able to pick up Samsung's Galaxy Note III in not just white or black, but in pink trim as well. Unfortunately, the report also states that the pink version of the Galaxy Note III may or may not be an exclusive model for the South Korean and Taiwanese market.
We do know that the Galaxy Note III will launch in just over a week on September 4 at the IFA trade show being held in Germany. We know the device will feature a 5.9-inch screen and that a newly designed Galaxy S Pen will be unveiled alongside. What do you think about a pink Galaxy Note 3? Let us know in the comments!


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EAST WATERFORD - William C. "Bill" Evelyn, 73, of East Waterford, died at 12:53 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2012, at his home.
Born on Dec. 24, 1938, in King of Prussia, Montgomery County, he was a son of the late Luther S. and Elsie (Lloyd) Evelyn. On Feb. 12, 1981, he married his surviving wife, Donna K. (Stong) Evelyn, with whom he shared more than 31 years of marriage.
In addition to his wife he is survived by: one daughter, Irene Evelyn and her husband, Teddy Hamilton, of Miami, Fla.; one stepdaughter, Kim Becker and her husband, Bob, of Mexico; one sister, Phyllis Kuhna, of King of Prussia; and two stepgrandchildren, Mariah K. Becker and R.J. Becker.
One sister, Margaret Eckman, preceded him in death.
Bill was a 1957 graduate of Upper Marion Township High School, King of Prussia.
Mr. Evelyn was a truck driver all of his life until retiring in 1994. After 40 years, he owned and operated Evelyn Trucking, of King of Prussia.
At one time Bill, an avid NASCAR fan, traveled the country to attend races. He also loved to sit around the garage drinking strong coffee with his buddies, when he wasn't riding his tractor, mowing, trimming and maintaining his farm.
A graveside service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012, at the East Waterford Cemetery, East Waterford, with the Rev. Marsha Bookhamer officiating.
Viewing will be from 11 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012, at the Brown Funeral Homes Inc., 100 Bridge St., Mifflintown.
For those who wish, memorial contributions in Mr. Evelyn's memory may be made to Hospice: The Bridge, 305 Fourth St, Lewistown, PA 17044.
Online tributes and condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.brownfuneralhomesinc.com.


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Tony the Tiger's case returns in state appeals court
Attorneys representing Michael Sandlin, who owns Tony, a 550-pound Bengal tiger residing at Sandlin's Tiger Truck Stop, argued before a three-judge 1st Circuit Court of Appeal panel yesterday to keep Tony where he is, despite arguments from the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF).
Sandlin's attorney Jennifer Treadway Morris argued that state District Judge Mike Caldwell was not allowed to deny the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) from issuing Sandlin a new permit to keep Tony in 2011. When the department didn't enforce Caldwell's ruling, the ALDF filed another suit to prompt the department to take action and remove the tiger from Caldwell's custody. (The department has since said it would not take action until litigation ended.) At yesterday's hearing, however, the department argued that the ALDF had no legal standing to sue the department.
ALDF attorney Brandy Sheely argued that Tony's health and safety (and the public's) interfered with the ruling, and referred to LWDF rules stating that big cat permits must be issued to an individual (not Tiger Truck Stop, a business) and that the owner must live there. (Sandlin also has filed a suit against the state to overturn its ban on big cat ownership — current law, which went into effect August 2006, allows exotic cats as pets if owned before then.) For now, the groups expect a decision in the appeal case in the coming months, while Tony remains at the truck stop.
"As this is going on Tony is still living at the truck stop, day in and day out," said ALDF communications directorLisa Franzetta. "At this point we're confident the law is on our side. … The law says Sandlin can't have Tony at the truck stop. It's just legal delay tactics that keep the process going."
Pending a conclusion to the years-long legal tug of war, and if the state rules that Tony has been kept illegally at the truck stop, Tony will not live with another private owner in Louisiana, as the state outlaws big cat ownership. It's likely he will leave Louisiana, as there are no fitting sanctuaries in the state. "ALDF's hope is for the best possible outcome for Tony — that he goes to an accredited big cat sanctuary where he can live out his life in a habitat appropriate for a tiger, with his own welfare and quality of life as the first priority," Franzetta said.
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As someone who has never taken a cruise and hopes to keep it that way, I was sorry to watch the last Carnival cruise leave Saturday from Mobile.
Like many people who commute to Mobile, I have loved seeing the ship's tail fin in the distance as I've driven across the bay.
It has been fun to take the Water Street exit and have a stirring view of the majestic ship docked at the cruise terminal. Since the day the cruise line began sailing from Mobile in 2004, I'm pretty sure I've never failed to smile at the sight.
But smiling at a ship is different from sailing on it.
No matter how many happy passengers came and went, I was never tempted to join them and indeed have lived in fear that someone would give me a cruise as a gift.
I have my reasons:
- As one who does not like crowded elevators or malls packed with holiday shoppers, I have never thought it would be fun to be penned up at sea with 2,000 people.
In fact, 30 years ago, after taking a trip to the West Coast with friends, my husband and I agreed that we'd never again travel with a group of folks. A cruise would entail breaking that marital vow.
- There is the matter of the potential liquor tab.
I'm struggling to be diplomatic, so — without calling out any particular relatives — let me just say that my husband and I both come from long lines of people who never met a party they didn't like.
As our daughter told a college roommate, "Colemans party like rock stars."
Assuming that where two or three of us are gathered, merriment is sure to ensue, I have always had a feeling that we would end up with a liquor tab that exceeded the price of our cruise tickets.
- There is also the matter of bathing suits.
Again, I'm desperately seeking diplomacy. But the truth is, excluding the physically fit, most people look bad if not downright awful in swimsuits.
It's been at least 20 years since I've subjected anyone to the sight of me in swimwear. In turn, I don't care to see other overweight people's lumps, bumps and cellulite.
Cruise ship passengers may believe that the cost of their vacation justifies wearing skimpy bathing suits regardless of how much one weighs. And perhaps it does — but include me out. ¶
- It's the weather, stupid.
My meteorological concerns are twofold. For starters, the ships that sailed from Mobile took their passengers to the southern Gulf of Mexico.
That's the same southern Gulf of Mexico where hurricanes are born and bred.
Second, for six months of the year, it is as hot as Hades on the central Gulf Coast. What, then, makes it a good idea to get on a ship and sail nearly 1,000 miles farther south, where presumably it is even hotter?
Perhaps these things don't matter to people who enjoy cruises. But for them, here's something else to think about: When Carnival announced it was pulling out of Mobile, it gave the business community and city leaders no warning.
That was rude.
And, in stressing that it couldn't make money despite the fact that its Mobile cruises generally were full, the company implied that people in this area are dull and cheap.
Many of us loved looking at your ships, Carnival, and some of us enjoyed taking your cruises. But to a family, a city and, indeed, a region in which people party like rock stars, that's beyond insulting.
It's easy for me to say, I know, but if you weren't already gone, we just might have to ask you to leave.
Frances Coleman is the Press-Register's editorial page editor. Email her at fcoleman@press-register and follow her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/prfrances.


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Wrestling Forum : WWE, TNA, Indy Wrestling, Lucha Underground, Women of Wrestling Forums (http://www.wrestlingforum.com/forumindex.php)
- Other Wrestling (http://www.wrestlingforum.com/other-wrestling/)
- - Your 5 Star Match Lists (http://www.wrestlingforum.com/other-wrestling/564475-your-5-star-match-lists.html)
Your 5 Star Match Lists
What are matches you guys have given 5 stars? heres my list
-Ric Flair(c) vs Sting,NWA Title,NWA Clash Of The Champions
-Ric Flair vs Ricky Steamboat(c), NWA World Title ,Judges At Ringside,NWA/WCW WrestleWar 1989
-Bret Hart(c) vs Davey Boy Smith, WWF Intercontinental Title, WWF Summerslam 1992
-Bret Hart vs Owen Hart, WWF WrestleMania X
-Razor Ramon(c) vs Shawn Michaels,WWF IC Title,Ladder Match,WWF WrestleMania X
-Bret Hart(c) vs Shawn Michaels,WWF Title,60 Minute Iron Man Match,WWF Wrestlemania 12
-Megumi Kudo vs Combat Toyoda,Deathmatch,FMW 5-5-1996
-Rey Mysterio vs Psychosis,WCW Bash At The Beach 1996
-Bret Hart vs Steve Austin,Submission Match,WWF Wrestlemania 13
-Shawn Michaels(c) vs The Undertaker,WWF Title,Hell In A Cell,WWF Badd Blood 1997
-Rey Mysterio vs Eddie Guerrero(c),WCW CW Title vs Mask,WCW Halloween Havoc 1997
-Rob Van Dam(c) vs Jerry Lynn,ECW TV Title,ECW Hardcore Heaven 1999
-Bret Hart vs Chris Benoit,WCW Nitro 10-4-1999
-Triple H(c) vs Cactus Jack,WWF Title,Street Fight,WWF Royal Rumble 2000
-Triple H vs Steve Austin,2/3 Falls,WWF No Way Out 2001
-Edge And Christain vs The Hardy Boyz vs The Dudley Boyz(c),WWF Tag Titles,TLC,WWF WrestleMania X-Seven
-The Rock(c) vs Steve Austin,WWF Title,NO DQ,WWF WrestleMania X-Seven
-Kurt Angle vs Shane Mcmahon,Street Fight,WWF King Of The Ring 2001
-Kurt Angle vs Steve Austin(c),WWF Title,WWF Unforgiven 2001
-Shawn Michaels vs Triple H,Street Fight,WWE Summerslam 2002
-Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit vs Edge and Rey Mysterio,WWE Tag Titles(First),WWE No Mercy 2002
-Brock Lesnar(c) vs The Undertaker,WWE Title,Hell In A Cell,WWE No Mercy 2002
-Kurt Angle(c) vs Chris Benoit,WWE Title,WWE Royal Rumble 2003
-Kurt Angle(c) vs Brock Lesnar,WWE Title,Level Playing Field,WWE WrestleMania XIX
-Kurt Angle(c) vs Brock Lesnar,WWE Title,WWE Summerslam 2003
-Kurt Angle(c) vs Brock Lesnar,WWE Title,60 Minute Iron Man Match,WWE Smackdown 9-18-2003
-Kurt Angle vs Eddie Guerrero(c),WWE Title,WWE WrestleMania XX
-Brock Lesnar(c) vs Eddie Guerrero,WWE Title,WWE No Way Out 2004
-Triple H(c) vs Chris Benoit vs Shawn Michaels,WWE WHC,WWE WrestleMania XX
-Randy Orton(c) vs Cactus Jack,WWE IC Title,Hardcore Match,WWE Backlash 2004
-AJ Styles vs Chris Sabin vs Petey Williams(c),TNA X Title,Ultimate X,TNA Final Resolution 2005
-AJ Styles(c) vs Christopher Daniels,TNA X Title,30 Minute Iron Man Match,TNA Against All Odds 2005
-Kurt Angle vs Shawn Michaels,WWE WrestleMania 21
-John Cena(c) vs JBL,WWE Title,I Quit,WWE Judgment Day 2005
-AJ Styles vs Matt Hardy,IWC 7-29-2005
-AJ Styles vs Samoa Joe vs Christopher Daniels(c),TNA X Title,TNA Unbreakable 2005
-Samoa Joe vs Kenta Kobashi,ROH Joe vs Kobashi
-Kurt Angle(c) vs The Undertaker,WWE WHC,WWE No Way Out 2006
-Blood Generation vs Do Fixer,ROH Supercard Of Honor 3-31-2006
-John Cena vs Shawn Michaels,WWE Raw 4-23-2007
-Kurt Angle vs AJ Styles vs Samoa Joe vs Christain Cage vs ???,TNA World Title(First),KOM,TNA Slammiversary 2007
-Kurt Angle(c) vs Yuji Nagata,IGF Title,Tokyo Dome Show 1-4-2008
-Kurt Angle(c) vs Samoa Joe,TNA Title vs Career,Cage,TNA Lockdown 2008
-Kurt Angle vs Jeff Jarrett,NO DQ,TNA Genesis 2009
-Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels,WWE WrestleMania 25
-Kurt Angle vs Matt Morgan,TNA Bound For Glory 2009
-Kurt Angle vs AJ Styles(c),TNA Title,TNA Impact 1-4-2010
-Kurt Angle vs Mr Anderson,Cage,Escape Only,TNA Lockdown 2010
-MCMG(c) vs Beer Money,2/3 Falls,TNA Tag Titles,TNA Whole F'N Show
-AJ Styles vs Bully Ray,Last Man Standing,TNA Slammiversary IX 2011
-Eddie Edwards(c) vs Davey Richards,ROH Title,ROH Best In The World 2011
-John Cena(c)vs CM Punk,WWE Title-WWE Money In The Bank 2011
Out of the thousands of matches i have seen i have 52 5 star matches. pretty special.
anyway id love to see ur guys's lists
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
Seventeen five star matches featuring Kurt Angle. That's got to be the worst list I've ever seen.
My viewing is nowhere near complete, but here's my ROH list:
Bryan Danielson vs. Paul London, The Epic Encounter
Samoa Joe vs. CM Punk, Joe vs. Punk II
Samoa Joe vs. CM Punk, All-Star Extravaganza II
Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards vs. Bryan Danielson & Tyler Black, Tag Title Classic
There's a big gap in my ROH viewing between May 06 and September 08. Since I haven't seen Danielson/Nigel and Danielson/KENTA in context, I'm not entirely sure they're five stars.
Of the WWE shit I've seen, I think I'd give the No Mercy 02 tag and Triple H/Michaels/Benoit the full five. My Japan list is embarrassingly incomplete as well. Haven't seen anything I'd give five to from TNA, PWG, etc.
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
to each there own. Kurt just been in a lot of my fav matches. i will admit i need to watch some more roh stuff
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
Ricky Steamboat vs. Randy Savage - WM3
Eddie Guerrero vs. Dean Malenko - Hostile City Showdown '95
Black Tiger II vs. Wild Pegasus - NJPW
Wild Pegasus vs. Great Sasuke - Super J Cup 1994
Misawa & Kobashi vs. Kawada & Taue - AJPW
Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart - WM13
HHH vs. Benoit vs. Shawn Michaels - WM20
Samoa Joe vs. CM Punk - Joe vs. Punk II
Bryan Danielson vs. Takeshi Morishima - Manhattan Mayhem II
Davey Richards vs. Eddie Edwards - Best in the World 2011
The first ones that come to mind when I think 5 star match.
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
Off the top of my head, hands down, no questions asked:
HHH vs. Benoit vs. HBK (WM20)
Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels (WM21)
Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin (WM13)
Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker (Bad Blood 1997)
Samoa Joe vs. CM Punk (Joe vs. Punk II)
Bryan Danielson vs. KENTA (Glory By Honor V Night 2)
Paul London vs. Bryan Danielson (The Epic Encounter)
Survival of the Fittest Elimination Match (Survival of the Fittest 2004)
Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart (WM10)
Edge/Rey vs. Angle/Benoit (No Mercy 2002)
Eddie Guerrero vs. Rey Mysterio (Halloween Havoc 1997)
Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat 1989 trilogy
Triple H vs. Cactus Jack (Royal Rumble 2000)
1992 and 2004 Royal Rumble matches
Canadian Stampede main event
Jumbo Tsuruta vs. Mitsuharu Misawa (6/8/1990)
Low Ki vs. Bryan Danielsion (Round Robin Challenge)
Keep in mind there is so much ***** level shit in puro, the indy's and 80's that I've yet to see.
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
- Mitsuharu Misawa vs Kenta Kobashi - NOAH - 1/3/03
- Nick Jackson, El Generico & Necro Butcher vs Roderick Strong, Davey Richards & Austin Aries vs Joey Ryan, Chuck Taylor & Kenny Omega - PWG BOLA 08 Night 2 ;)
- 16 Man Cibernetico - CMLL - 18/4/97
- El Hijo Del Santo & Octagon vs Love Machine & Eddy Guerrero - AAA - 6/11/94
I haven't exactly been giving out snowflakes for an overly long time so i really only have the most recent stuff that I've watched which is why im compiling my ratings on the blog in my sig... Really need to rewatch a lot of stuff but I doubt I'll ever get to it. ATM i have about 26 DVDs in a pile that i haven't even watched yet with a couple more on the way..
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
I don't like ratings and I've seen way to many awesome stuff to make a definitive list. But from what I can remember, the matches that get the "it doesn't get any better than this" treatment would be:
Jushin "Thunder" Liger vs Naoki Sano - 1/30/90
Jushin "Thunder" Liger vs Shinjiro Ohtani - 1997
Pegasus Kid vs Black Tiger II - BOSJ 1996 Semifinals
Shinya Hashimoto vs Nobuhiko Takada - Battle Formation 1996
Shinya Hashimoto vs Hiroshi Hase - 12/13/94
Hiroshi Tanahashi vs Hirooki Goto - 2007
Toshiaki Kawada vs Mitsuharu Misawa - 6/3/94 (still the best match I've ever seen)
Jumbo Tsuruta vs Mitsuharu Misawa - 6/8/90
Kenta Kobashi vs Mitsuharu Misawa - 1/20/97
Akira Taue vs Mitsuharu Misawa - 1995 Champions Carnival Final
Kobashi & Misawa vs Holy Demon Army - 6/9/95
Akiyama & Misawa vs Holy Demon Army - 12/6/96
Jumbo Tsuruta vs Genichiro Tenryu - 6/5/89
Jumbo Tsuruta & Genichiro Tenry vs Riki Choshu & Yoshiaki Yatsu - 1/28/86
Terry Funk & Dory Funk vs Abdullah the Butcher & The Sheik - RWTL 1977
Terry Funk vs Ric Flair - Clash Of The Champions IX
Bruiser Brody vs Ric Flair - 2/11/83 (not sure if that date is from the match I'm thinking)
Barry Windham vs Ric Flair - Crocket Cup 1987
Ricky Steamboat vs Ric Flair - ChiTown Rumble 1989
Ricky Steamboat vs Ric Flair - Wrestlewar 1989
Sgt. Slaughter vs Iron Sheik - Boot Camp Match 1984
Jerry Lawler vs Bill Dundee - Loser Leaves Town 6/6/83
Jerry Lawler vs Austin Idol - Hair vs Hair Steel Cage Match 1987
Eddie Guerrero vs Rey Mysterio - Halloween Havoc 1997
Steve Austin vs Bret Hart - Wrestlemania XIII
Chris Benoit vs Kurt Angle - Royal Rumble 2003
Chris Benoit vs Shawn Michaels vs Triple H - Wrestlemania XX
Low Ki vs Bryan Danielson - Round Robin Challenge
Nigel McGuinness vs Bryan Danielson - Unified
KENTA vs Bryan Danielson - Glory By Honor V
Chris Hero vs Bryan Danielson - 16 Carat Gold Tournament 2008
there's more but I'm way to lazy to keep remembering and look for dates :p
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
its hard for me i spend hours a day obsessing on witch matches to give it too. i go so back and forth its crazy
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
i think i have too many even ill prolly make some edits
Re: Your 5 Star Match Lists
Misawa vs Kawada 94
Misawa/Kobashi vs Kawada/Taue June 95
Kobashi vs Hansen 93
Bret vs Austin SS and WM
Rey vs Eddie HH 97
Liger vs Naoki Sano 1990
Liger vs Ohtani
Misawa vs Jumbo
Dragon vs Nigel Unified
HBK vs Taker BB 97
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AMHERST - With just under a month to go before the official close to the 2013 fiscal year, the University of Massachusetts Department of Athletics has surpassed the 2012 fund-raising mark with one of the most successful campaigns in recent years.
Following the public launch of the UMass Rising campaign and the groundbreaking of the Champions Center for basketball and the Football Performance Center in late April, UMass Athletics has raised $4.28 million compared to $3.2 million last year.
A major gift by UMass alumnus Ed Ward will help ensure the future growth and success of UMass Athletics. Ward, a long-time and staunch supporter of the university, has made a $2.25 million commitment to the Athletics Department.
"I received a great education from the university and really enjoyed my time there as I worked on my degrees. I feel I owe a lot to the university and that was the main reason for me doing this," said Ward, who is a member of the Athletics Council and a board member of the Court Club. "I grew up loving sports and I believe that athletics are important for the university; that being well-known in athletics helps with the process of being well-known academically."
Ward hopes his gift will help inspire others to support the university and athletics.
"If we want to succeed in athletics, it is imperative that our alumni and friends step up to support the programs by making financial gifts. My hope with this gift is that other alumni will say, `If Ed Ward is doing this, then why can't I make a gift as well' to really help the department," Ward said in a statement.
"We deeply appreciate the generosity and commitment Ed has made to the success of UMass," said Director of Athletics John McCutcheon. "Anyone familiar with the Athletics Department knows that no one has been more supportive over the years than Ed and a gift of this nature coming from him is particularly special."
In addition to individual alumni support, UMass' fund-raising efforts have been successful thanks to participation in the Minuteman Club, which now boasts more than 2,600 members.
"We're very pleased with the progress that is being made by The Minutemen Club," said McCutcheon. "Of course we think there are great opportunities in the future. We will continue to grow our support and efforts to provide resources to our coaches and student-athletes. We hope our many supporters are excited and looking forward to seeing the many initiatives we've put in place for UMass athletics - and that they'll join us as we move forward."
Launched during the university's sesquicentennial anniversary, the UMass Rising campaign was officially announced in April. The five main goals of the $300 million campaign are to help attract outstanding students, support exceptional faculty, encourage research and public service programs, improve buildings and infrastructure, and bolster participation in annual giving. For its part of the campaign, the Athletics Department has already raised $18.4 million toward its goal of $33 million (56 percent).
Membership in the Minuteman Club starts at $25. Most membership levels qualify for benefits, including game day parking, preferred seating and eligibility for post-season tickets. For more information, visit www.TheMinutemenClub.com or call (413) 545-4290.


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PENNSDALE - "USA Pride," a patriotic judged standard flower show, was presented by the DuBoistown Garden Club July 12 and 13 at the Lycoming Mall.
Co-chairmen for the event were Rebecca Stark, Gladys Dapp and Susan Miller.
The following participants merited Special Rosette Awards in the Design Section: Kitty Hofer for the Sweepstakes Award by accumulating the highest score in the Design section, the Special Recognition Award for "Summer Recreation," and garnered the Judge's Award for the best creative Blue Ribbon Design in the Design section.
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Shown is a Design Section Award winner "Summer Recreation" by Kitty Hofer.
Shown is a Horticulture Section Award winner perennial delphinium, "Fantasia Mix" by Gladys Dapp.
Also meriting roseetes in the Design section were Jen Ayers, with the Table Artistry Award for "Holiday Celebration"; Rebecca Stark, with the Tri-Color Award for "Air Force"; Irene Coolidge, with the Petite Award for "Betsy Ross"; and Rita Bower, with the Designer's Choice Award for "Yankee Doodle."
Other first place winners in the Design section were Delores Montgomery, for "Clara Barton"; Kitty Hofer, for "Ben Franklin"; Mary Louise Kissell, for "Patio Lunch"; Linda Kopyusciansky, for "Duo Dining"; Jen Ayers, for "Stars and Stripes"; Rosalie Miller, for "Navy or Coast Guard"; Sharon Thompson, for "Army or Marines"; Marilyn Adams, for "Miss Liberty"; and Beverly Stroble, for "Winter Recreation."
The Youth Top Exhibitor Award was won by first place blue ribbon entry of Campbell Kaczmarek, 8, in the Youth Division - "Beach Fun."
Other youth winners and their ages were Sadie Odell, 2, first place; and Kaden Sherlock, 2, second place, in the 2 to 3 year old category. Trey Odell, 4, first place; Lyla Robbins, 4, second place; Sara Eastlake, 4, third place in the 4 year old category. Bailey Ulmer, 5, first place; Carter Peters, 5, second place; and Carolina Eastlake, 5, third place in the 5 to 6 year old category. Malcolm Ayers, 8, second place and Kayla Odell, 7, third place in the 7 to eight year old category.
In the Special Education Exhibits section, the National Educational Award was won by Nancy Hennigan and Gina Turner for "Recycling."
The Pennsylvania Education and Conservation Silver Award was won by Virginia and Todd Schuman for "Backyard Pollinator Gardens." Ettinger's Landscaping and Kathy Foreman received Appreciation Awards for their horticulture artistic displays. Also receiving Appreciation Awards were Susan Miller, for her front entrance display, and the Masonic Eureka Lodge for their loan of the American flags.
The Horticultural Sweepstakes Award for the highest score in the Horticultural Division was merited by Gladys Dapp. Rosettes in the Horticultural Division were awarded to Cindy Belles, the Horticultural Excellence Award and Award of Merit for her HybridLily Bulb, "Salsa." To Gladys Dapp, Awards of Merit for her annual dahlia zinnia, "Dreamland" and her perennial delphinium, "Fantasia Mix."
To Dania Swaggerty, the Award of merit for her artemesia herb, "Oriental Limelight." To Carolyn Cosentine, the Arboreal Award for her "Alaskan Cedar" tree branch. To Bernadette Servey, the Grower's Choice Award for her foliage container grown plan "Alternan Dentata" ("Calico or Parrot leafe plant").
To Mary Louise Kissel, the Grower's Choice Award for her hanging flower container grown plant, begonia "Red Wing" and the Collector's Showcase Award for her cut fresh foliage plant material, five hosta plants, "Hosta Sieboldiana, Hosta Undulata, Hosta Northern Exposure, Hosta Rainbow's End and Hosta Sum & Substance."
The DuBoistown Garden Club was awarded the Staging Award for the flower show.
Upon scoring high points for their flower show, the DuBoistown Garden Club was asked to compile a book of evidence for further awards.


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Forsaking their values and beliefs, it took me many years to realize and appreciate the wisdom of my parents. I naively embraced socialist ideologies without consideration, or for that matter, education about its historic shortcomings. If entitled mediocrity and vitriolic disdain for opposition is really the desire, then voters should allow this Congress to remain unchanged.
If, however, a policy-shifting mandate to return this republic to a "representative" government is desired, then an explicit message needs to be sent.
Though both political parties have been complicit in this decades-long creative reinterpretation of the Constitution, maybe a reversal of power would awaken and re-establish actual representation instead of an elite plutocracy-controlled agenda.
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Her crown of curly blond hair is as legendary on the Davis & Elkins College campus as is her desire to teach and determination to see that her students receive every possible exposure to the real world of business. I am, of course, referring to Dr. Gloria M. Payne, chair of the college's business administration department.
Dr. Payne began her teaching career in 1943 at Spencer High School as a means of "making ends meet" while she waited to be called to the nation's capitol where she hoped to launch her career as a government secretary at the Pentagon. Fortunately, for the community and hundreds of her students, she never made it out of West Virginia. In Spencer, she found being in the classroom was her true calling.
"They made a teacher out of me," Payne said of her first students.
In 1945, she was offered and accepted a position teaching summer classes at D&E. In the fall of that year, she accepted an offer to become a member of the college's faculty. She has been there ever since.
During her teaching career, she has amassed a slate of awards that would fill a good-sized tome. While all of these accolades are testimony to her desire to teach and her skills as a teacher, they pale to her desire to be a positive influence on her students.
At her induction into the West Virginia Women's Hall of Fame in 1996, Dr. Payne said, "My greatest reward comes from being in the classroom with my students. Teaching is more than grading papers - it is helping students become what they are capable of becoming."
The greatest of Dr. Payne's achievements, I believe, is her continuing desire and success to serve as innovator and instigator in the development and instillation of internships and practical programs that involve her students with local businesses, helping them gain practical knowledge of the everyday work world. She has also been instrumental in placing female students in non-traditional disciplines and supportive of those businesses that accept them.
Another of Dr. Payne's methods of "connecting" college students and the surrounding business community is through the honorary business fraternities Beta Alpha Beta, Phi Beta Lambda and Phi Beta Delta. Each of these organizations recognizes outstanding students and area business leaders providing opportunities for students to meet, and in some instances, work with successful business people.
I have known Dr. Payne since coming to Elkins in 1986. I don't think I have ever met anyone with her energy and drive. Across these years, I've been privileged to work with her on several of her classroom projects as well as "An Evening with Business" and "Project Interview."
An Evening with Business provides her students an opportunity to meet and talk with local businessmen and women and gain "up close and personal" knowledge of how their particular business operates. Project Interview gives them an opportunity to be interviewed by "imaginary" prospective employers. Interviews are conducted in as nearly many real-life situations as possible. The interviews provide students the opportunity to sit through situations much like the ones they will face when applying for a job after finishing college. Both of these programs are unique to Dr. Payne's teaching.
I don't think anyone could have said it better than Dr. Payne herself did in the Jan. 21, 2004, issue of The Senator: "Our emphasis in business education today is to prepare the student for life rather than for the first job. People change, times change. Our students have to be prepared for that. ... I like to say that you need to touch eternity with your teaching. That's the challenge and it's what drives me to keep learning and keep trying new ideas in the classroom."
The following ran in a January 2008 issue of The Charleston Daily Mail that I think sums up all that can be said about Dr. Gloria M. Payne's attitude and love of teaching and her students: "Financially speaking, Gloria Payne would have been smart to retire this year. ... She decided to retire, and said as much in a casual conversation with a student last summer. The news that Payne was leaving shocked the student, who began sobbing. The tears shocked Payne, who quickly decided to rethink this retirement thing."
That was from a story 22 years ago when Professor Payne had completed 41 years at Davis & Elkins College.
Dr. Payne's dedication to her students and her efforts to build and maintain a strong bond between the college and the community is second to none. Dr. Payne is my pick for 2008 Woman of The Year. For all you've done for our community, Dr. Payne, thank you so very much.
Attendees at the Dec. 16 Downtown Merchant's Meeting touched on the subject of Christmas decorations on the town square. The question was raised as to whether the Randolph County Development Authority might contribute to the decorating of the square to make it more visible during the Christmas season, especially since it has become the focal point of Christmas activities. The Christmas tree used this year was the one the city has used for a number of years as part of its decorations. With all the trees already there, and with the addition of a much larger Christmas tree, the square would be better lit and much more attractive to locals and visitors alike.
Last year, the Elkins-Randolph County Chamber of Commerce spent a great deal of money on building and erecting the small vendor buildings in hopes that it would add a European shopping flavor to the Christmas festivities. Unfortunately, although some vendors saw sales, it was not a venture that was met with overwhelming success or enthusiasm. Perhaps next year activities that are less commercial and more social could be tried. It seems reasonable to believe that having a gala Christmas party at the town square after the parade is not out of the question - after all, we bundle up against the cold to participate in all sorts of other outdoor winter activities. Whatever the case, it seems only appropriate that the RCDA be involved since they are the ones that have control over the square.
There are only four more days left in 2008. I truly hope it has been good for everyone. Being privileged to write this column is one of the most enjoyable and satisfying endeavors that I have ever experienced. I thank those who made the opportunity possible. I hope I have brought each of you some bit of news or information that has enriched your lives. While not all may agree with what appears here, that is one of the blessings of living in America - the right to one's own opinion and the right to disagree with that of another without fear of penalty.
As we prepare for the New Year, let each of us pause if for only a moment to remember those that are away from their family and friends carrying the awesome responsibility of making sure our way of life is preserved. If the opportunity to help just one of them comes by, take it.
Sue and I wish everyone a safe and Happy New Year. May the coming year be better than any you have ever experienced.


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A writer and assistant commentator with the National Broadcasting Company (1944-1946), Bedell was women's editor at station KIT (1948-1957). She served as member of the Washington State Legislature (1952-1958) and was later elected from Washington to the U.S. House of Representatives (1959-1971). She was appointed by President Nixon to the United States International Trade Commission (1971-1981) and was appointed special consultant to the president on the 50 States Project (1982). After leaving government service, Bedell was the president of her own firm, Bedell Associates.
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Returning students who submit a housing application before May 1 will be guaranteed an assignment on LIU Post. Priority for residence hall occupancy is given to all full-time undergraduate students. To be eligible for on-campus housing students must be registered for full-time classes and be in good standing with the Bursar and Academic Standing Office.
Applications for the fall semester are accepted from new resident students beginning February 1, and for the spring semester on October 1 of the fall semester. These assignments are made after all returning resident students have been accommodated. Priority is based on the date of receipt of the application to the Office of Residence Life and deposit date to the Bursar and distance from campus. The University reserves the right to terminate this agreement and repossess the room(s) for failure to pay University fees, for violation of Campus policy or when notified by the school that a resident has taken a leave of absence or withdrawal from the University.
For new students, all assignments will be based on the information that is supplied in the On-Campus Housing Application. If you feel that you have attributes or preferences that will assist in the assignment process (such as a smoking habit), please be sure to indicate those attributes or preferences on the application or on an attached document. New students who wish to live with another new resident student may make a request for a specific roommate on their housing application. Continuing students who live on campus and who wish to live with another new resident student may also make a request for a specific roommate on their housing application.
These roommate requests will be honored whenever possible, provided that the applications and deposits are received by Residence Life approximately the same time (we suggest students mail them together), and both applicants request each other as roommates on the housing application(s). The LIU Post does not assign rooms or roommates on the basis of race, color, national origin, religious or sexual preference, or academic major.
The Office of Residence Life sets administrative procedures so that students can readily obtain campus housing when it is available. It is important that students check in, check out, and exchange rooms through established procedures so that an accurate list of occupancy can be maintained.
Returning students will have the opportunity, during the spring semester, to choose their room and roommate for the following academic year. All students who have a room assignment for the fall semester will automatically be given the same assignment in the spring.
Room changes - will only be processed during periods specified by the Office of Residence Life, generally in the third week of each semester. No student may change his/her room assignment without authorization. Forms will be available from building staff. Be sure to fill out all required paperwork. If you have questions about keeping or changing a housing assignment, ask a Residence Assistant (RA), a Residence Hall Director (RHD), or Central Office Representative. The Office of Residence Life reserves the right to move students without notice at any time.
Students living without a roommate or assigned to a space deemed temporary are subject to consolidation. Consolidation could include, but is not limited to students moving to another floor, wing, or building. Students that plan to leave the Campus between semesters for any reason (graduation, transfer, withdrawal, etc…) and wish to cancel the Housing Contract must notify the Office of Residence Life in writing. Cancellations processed after July 1 for the fall semester, or after January 1 for the spring semester, may be subject to additional charges.
Cancellation and Refunds - All cancellations and refunds must be requested in writing at the Office of Residence Life. The effective date of a student's cancellation is the date on which the student cancels in writing at the Office Residence Life, vacates and removes all personal belongings from the room, and properly checks out with the Residence Hall Staff. The cancellation will not be considered effective until the 3 conditions are met. Once initiated at the Office of Residence Life, a refund will be processed at the Office of the Bursar in approximately 6 to 8 weeks. For the fall semester, no deposit refunds will be granted after July 1. For the spring semester, no deposit refunds will be granted after January 1. Any questions involving refunds should be directed to the Office of Residence Life or Bursar.
Any resident who fails to pay any fee or assessment as required for residency, including the required meal plan, shall be subject to a minimum sanction of suspension from residence and a maximum sanction of expulsion from residence. In addition, he/she may be subject to general University regulations regarding non-payment of fees. Cancellation of the Housing Agreement submitted after occupancy is eligible for refunds according to the refund schedule listed below.
*Please note: There are NO refunds for Meal Plans.
Students who have delinquent accounts or other unpaid financial obligations due to the Campus, or disciplinary ("D") blocks, may not continue in residence until these matters are resolved. Students with unpaid accounts will be held liable for all additionally posted charges. These charges include but are not limited to the full amount for meal plan and housing charges. No refunds will be issued for any reason for Campus meal plans with unused meals (including but not limited to, unused meals accumulated while student has outstanding Bursar bills). Students who are suspended from housing due to student conduct-related incidents are not eligible for refunds of any kind.
Early Occupancy Fee – Any student who arrives prior to the designated early move-in date will be charged a per diem fee, which will be added directly to the student's Bursar account. All early arrivals must be pre-approved by the Residence Hall Director.
Checking Out - Information regarding building closing and check out procedures will be widely publicized prior to the end of each semester. Residents are responsible for knowing and adhering to these procedures. Any resident who leaves the residence halls and fails to check out through the established procedures of the Office of Residence Life may be subject to disciplinary action and an improper checkout fee.
Summer/Intersession Living - During break periods, when residence halls close, on-campus housing is available. Housing is extended to students registered for session classes during that session; maintain an address outside of the United States; who work on campus, or are given permission by the Office of Residence Life. Applications for Intersession periods become available 4-6 weeks prior to the break period. A separate application must be made for each session. Please note: Buildings used for each summer session vary, often necessitating a move-over between sessions by continuing residents. The buildings used for summer sessions are usually not air-conditioned. In addition, the University meal plan is not active during the Intersession and Summer Sessions. Students are expected to make arrangements for their meals. The Winnick Student Center is closed during these sessions.
Any student who remains in his/her assigned room (or any other room) during a closed-down period without having obtained written authorization from the Office of Residence Life is in violation of his/her Housing Contract, and will be subject to disciplinary action. Be sure to read and follow all special institutional memos distributed pertaining to closing/re-opening dates and vacation housing.
Please note that winter intersession and/or summer session residents are subject to a no tolerance policy for disciplinary violations; therefore a resident found responsible for any disciplinary violation may be subject to suspension from the residence halls.
The following "Bill of Rights" contains basic rights of roommates. As a resident, you have the right to:
Students alleged to be in violation of the above and/or any other campus policy will be subject to disciplinary action, including but not limited to immediate reassignment of all occupants of the room.
During move in, all students must complete a room inventory. It is encouraged that all students review the inventory sheet and update it as necessary. If items become damaged during the year, students are responsible to contact appropriate building staff so that a work order can be produced. If damage is determined to be wear and tear, no bill will be issued. If not, students will be billed for repair or replacement. At the end of the housing agreement students must ensure that all items are in order and that all furniture is in the room and properly attached. A review of the Exit Inventory Form with the RA is recommended. Failure to properly check out will result in additionally posted fees.
The residence halls do not have storage space available for students' belongings aside from their allotted in-room closets and/or bureaus. Therefore, residents are encouraged to coordinate with their roommate(s) and bring only those items to Campus which are absolutely necessary, while sending luggage, extra clothing, boxes, etc. back home. Students are also responsible for all University issued furniture. Any items removed from the room will result in disciplinary action and a fine for replacement of the item.
Room Code - To retrieve a code between the hours of 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. students should contact an RA or RHD in the building. Otherwise, they must report to the Office of Residence Life in Post Hall. The Central Office will not give any student a room code over the phone. From 5 p.m. to 9 a.m. the RA on duty can assist. A student that believes that someone has possession of their individually assigned room code may have it changed after explaining to your RHD how the person got the personally identifiable code. Disciplinary sanctions for sharing a code include, but are not limited to, a charge of $50 and an official disciplinary record being created.
Damage Billing - The furniture and facilities of the Campus must be kept in good condition. No student shall engage in or permit the damage to, removal of, or unauthorized addition to any furnishings, equipment, or property belonging to the Campus. Nor shall a student engage in or permit any alterations to the floors, walls, furnishings, ceilings, doors or door locks. Charges for missing or damaged items will be assessed at replacement cost including any necessary labor.
Liability for Damages - Each person assigned residency in a residence hall will be held responsible both jointly and individually for any damage to his/her assigned room or furnishing contained therein and for any damages caused by a student visitor. The Campus shall not be liable for any damages to or loss of personal property in the common areas, outdoor areas, room(s), suite common areas or mailbox assigned to the student or other person. In the event that no persons can be found solely responsible for a common area charge, all students assigned to that area will be charged.
Multiple Liabilities - In the event that two or more persons occupy the same room or quarters, and it cannot be ascertained which of them is responsible for damage therein, the assessment shall be made against both (or all) equally.
Common Area Liability - Each student is, along with the other residents, jointly responsible for the proper use and care of the public areas of the residence hall (i.e.: bathroom, corridor, lounge, etc.). In situations involving damages or vandalism of a common area, unless an investigation by the Residence Life staff results in documented proof identifying the responsible individuals, a group bill will be shared by all the students living in the suite, wing, floor, or building. Additionally, occurrences of common-area damages may result in the reassignment and/or other disciplinary action of some or all of the residents of that area.
The resident students' cooperation in the investigation of these incidents is essential if the Office of Residence Life is to avoid imposing group billings and/or disciplinary action. If proof can be obtained concerning the individual(s) responsible, group sanctions will be levied.
Smoking - All residence hall areas are smoke-free. Smoking will not be permitted in any residential areas, including but not limited to; student rooms, common areas, and all areas within 15 feet of a residential building.
Fire Safety – Students are required to abide by all campus fire safety procedures. Items that are deemed unsafe by New York State Fire Safety Personnel, appropriate campus administrator, and/or Residence Life representative may be confiscated without notice. The University reserves the right to provide appropriate safety equipment to students at an additional cost to the student.
Appeals – Students are entitled to request an appeal for the result of an Administrative Hearing. Requests for appeals must be made in writing and received within three (3) business days for the date of receipt of the discipline letter. When a hearing is conducted by a Residence Hall Director, students that fail to make an appointment for or attend a scheduled Administrative Hearing forfeit the right to appeal.
All guests must sign-in to the residence hall and present a valid photograph ID. The resident host must assume full responsibility for the guest's behavior and well-being. Hosts must accompany their guests at all times inside the residence hall building. No resident may sign in a guest who is not their own. The resident may not have more than one overnight guest at a time, and the guest may not stay longer than two (2) consecutive nights in any Campus residence hall. Resident must have agreement of all roommates upon the presence of guest(s). Residents are not permitted to have infants or small children stay overnight in the residence halls. Residents are not permitted to have any overnight guests during final exam weeks or Senior Week. The resident may sign in a maximum of three (3) guests at any given time.
Guest Visitation – Guests are not permitted to enter any residence hall unless: the guest has a valid photo ID; the guest has signed in with the proper campus officials; the guest is not suspected to be under the influence of alcohol and/or other drugs. Guests suspended and/or banned from a residence hall or involved in any policy violation are subject to suspension from the C.W. Post Campus. A "guest" is someone who is visiting a specific resident or has been allowed to visit a room or function by a resident, whether invited or uninvited. Guest(s) who have previously trespassed on Campus will be subject to criminal prosecution and/or arrest. Children 12 years and younger not permitted to stay overnight in halls. Ages 12-17 are permitted with parental consent.
All guests/visitors who do not live on campus must sign in with a Campus official in the lobby of the residence hall and will be required to produce picture identification (driver's license, passport, etc.) at the time of sign-in. Resident students wishing to visit a hall other than their assigned building must also produce identification to sign-in personnel.
Overnight guests are only permitted with permission from all roommates. No guest may reside in a hall/room for more than three consecutive nights.
Students hosting a guest of any kind will be held fully responsible for the actions of that guest. It is the host's responsibility to educate the guest of the policies. Any persons on the C.W. Post campus must present identification to campus official(s) upon request.
Holding gatherings of any kind in excess of eight (8) people in a residence hall room or sixteen (16) in a residence hall suite is prohibited.
Outside vendors, including but not limited to food delivery personnel, must be met outside of the residence hall entrance. Vendors of any kind are not permitted within the residence halls (unless otherwise sanctioned by the University).
Students' rooms may be entered by at least two Campus officials without prior consent given. Reasons for entering a student's room may include but are not limited to:
Constant, irregular and unannounced safety inspections will be conducted each week. The inspection may be completed by the Campus Fire Marshall, Residence Hall Director, and/or a Residence Life Staff Member. All residence hall rooms on the campus will be inspected throughout each semester. Rooms in violation will be re-inspected. The Office of Residence Life, in conjunction with Facilities will confiscate any and all material that is illegal in the student room. All residents of the room will be held accountable for the illegal material. Residents will be informed in writing of the violation and related fines and/or sanctions. Campus officials maintain the right to confiscate and destroy any illegal items found.
A resident with knowledge of a policy violation can be found responsible for the applicable violation. Upon being in the presence of a violation, a resident is expected to do one or more of the following:
Any student who fails to satisfactorily complete a sanction shall be subject to disciplinary action under the Failure to Cooperate provision of the Student Code of Conduct. Failure to complete a sanction may result in suspension from residence and/or Campus pending a hearing, suspension or expulsion from residence and/or the Campus, and/or the placement of a "D" (Disciplinary) Block on the student's records, registration, and housing.
The Advisory Committee on Campus Safety will provide, upon request, all campus crime statistics as reported to the United States Department of Education.
Pets/animals of any kind including fish are not permitted. Service animals are excluded.
University policy requires all resident students to have health insurance. All residents will be automatically billed for the university-sponsored health insurance plan on their bursar account. You have an opportunity to waive this charge by complying with the waiver procedures. If you wish to waive the charge, visit https://webapps.liu.edu/studenthealthinsurance and follow the instructions. Print and retain a receipt evidencing proof of compliance with the waiver provisions. Failure to comply on time with the waiver provision and meet the posted deadlines will result in the student being billed for university-sponsored health insurance.
The University will not be held liable for personal items lost by theft, fire or water damage, breakage and vandalism. We recommend you register for Student Property Insurance (Registration materials are in the Office of Residence Life).
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Taxpayers will shoulder the burden of Mayor Gabriel J. Campana's $21.1 million proposed city budget for 2013, and he and other city leaders say the city faces an unsustainable formula to keep funding rising pension and health care costs for unionized employees.
Campana's proposed budget calls for a real estate tax increase of 0.85-mills, or $85 more per household assessed at $100,000. The proposed spending plan also reduces the city workforce by five employees, eliminating three officers on the police force and two Streets and Parks employees.
"I had to take certain measures to ensure that local taxpayers can continue to afford a high level of city services without experiencing a sizable tax increase," Campana said.
In a meeting with the Sun-Gazette, Council President Bill Hall and Councilman Jonathan Williamson hinted that the mayor's proposed tax hike may not be enough.
"It's not whether there will be a tax increase," said Hall.
The city should have been considering incremental tax increases as well as trimming expenses in prior years when the city held a tighter rein on taxes, he said. He also noted the impact of a big tax hike now on taxpayers who face school district taxes and other expenses.
"We can't control the costs of such things as electricity, energy, tires, gasoline and fuel," Hall said. "You either plan for it, or if you have wishful thinking and you get slammed."
Council will review Campana's budget proposal during two budget work sessions this week.
Those sessions are at 7 p.m. Monday and 7 p.m. Wednesday.
"Pension costs in all departments have doubled or more than doubled," said Joseph Pawlak, city fiscal and budget officer. The cost for average police officer and firefighter pensions went up by $11,000, while other employees' pension costs rose by $5,000 per employee, he said.
"Our $2.1 million obligation to fund pensions goes up to $3.8 million," he said of next year's figures.
"The pensions are increasing expenses by about $1.7 million, and are one of the biggest challenges in the budget," said William E. Nichols Jr., director of finance, who also warned about the danger of using the city surplus to fund deficits.
"We always try to start a budget conservatively and hope to find ways to save or increase revenues through the year," Nichols said. "We saved more money than expected this year and received more revenue, but the danger of using a carry-over surplus is, it is a one-time solution to a never-ending budget situation. It makes future budgets more difficult to balance."
Hall also warned about the dangers of using the city fund reserve to try to balance the budget.
Next year's city revenue is estimated at $21.2 million and expenses are estimated to be $21.1 million, with a fund balance of $2.2 million.
"That's money in reserve or savings," Hall said. The city is funding a $2 million deficit from its savings, or cash reserve, Hall said.
Beyond next year, the city must either raise revenue, spend less or borrow because it can't continue to draw down its reserve, said Williamson, chair of the city finance committee.
Meanwhile, this year's estimated expenses were $19.3 million, and the city took in $20.5 million in revenues.
"That's probably due to increased economic activity from Marcellus Shale," Williamson said.
More people are working, Williamson said, pointing to the earned income tax.
The earned income was budgeted at $1.85 million this year, but the actual revenue produced was $1.94 million, an increase of $90,000.
Meanwhile, mercantile tax, which is collected from businesses, also increased by $60,000. Revenues from the local services tax, mechanical devices tax and business privilege tax also increased.
"It's obvious in the city there's more economic activity," said Treasurer Thomas P. O'Connor, who wasn't sure if the boom was Marcellus Shale-related. "Certainly, some of it may be related to that. If more people are eating in restaurants and buying goods and services, that's a good thing."
Building permits are anticipated to yield $500,000 next year with construction of the YMCA on Park Avenue, a new medical center on the Susquehanna Health campus and renovations to the Williamsport Area School District.
However, council tends to review the city's comparative equity statement, which shows a five-year average for building permits. The five-year average is a more conservative assumption of $410,000, Hall noted.
"We look at all revenue estimates in a conservative manner," he said. "We look at the averages in the past, not necessarily what is projected - because it can change."
The city is expected to get another $550,000 from the gas drilling impact fee. The first impact fee check is expected to arrive in days, with another, of an unknown amount, expected in July. The impact fee money is put into capital projects and not used for operating expenses. Still, the administration placed $300,000 of impact fee money in the general fund.
"We may ask where it will be spent," Williamson said.
By far, the most expensive departments are the police and fire. The proposed police department budget is $7.7 million and the proposed fire budget is $6.2 million.
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Campana has asked to reduce the police department complement to 49 officers. The department also wants council to approve the purchase of four police cars and a $360,000 records-management system.
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City Council's proposed budget of $363,000 is an increase over this year's budget of about $238,000. Pensions jumped from $35,000 to about $83,000.
Council's legislative contingency fund went from $40,000 to about $120,000. That also is budgeted for arbitration and discussions with collective bargaining units negotiating contracts, Pawlak said.
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The office of finance and budget director budget goes from $527,516 to $575,123. The office budget is high because it retains the city insurance policies, Pawlak said.
Human resources budget is $80,363 an increase from $69,670. The pension went from $5,000 to $11,800. Advertising costs also were projected to increased by $3,000.
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c 3/4 right uncovertebral and facet hypertrophy. Moderate right foraminal stenosis. Mild disc bulge.
c 4/5 Mild disc bulge. This flattens the ventral sac.
c 5/6 Mild disc bulge.
c 6/7 Left uncovertebral hypertrophy.Mild left foraminal stenosis.
I had an MRI of brain w/o contrast as well- all looked fine. I've been tested for RA, lupus and clotting disorders. All results came back negative.
I was doing Epely Manuever and Vestibular Rehab exercises diligently for 3 solid weeks as per ENT doctor diagnosing me with BPV. I had been experiencing dizziness, ringing in ears and difficulty swallowing (sometimes) for several months.
Then suddenly one day I had a severe dizzy spell, experienced brief "glittery" vision and then the onset of pressure on left side of neck with feelings of numbness/tingling on left side of face, ear, cheek, arm. ER doctors determined I didn't have a stroke and sent me home with instructions to see a neurologist. The numbness and pressure were severe for about 3 weeks and I am still suffering daily with numbness/pressure on left side of face and neck though it is better than in the beginning. Arm still tingles and now I have spots of burning pain in my left thigh and calf that comes and goes.
ENT, GP, Allergist and Neurologist are puzzled and I'm really frustrated and scared.
My head and neck ache most of the time, the "whine" in my left ear is scary, and the pressure in my neck and head are sometimes overwhelming. Neuro. gave me Flexeril a few days ago to try to ease the tightness in my neck- I've only tried 1/2 pill once a day- and it isn't doing a thing. Tonight I'm going to take one pill and see if that helps at all.
I'm so tired of this- it's been almost 10 weeks and whatever this is - it's not going away.
My life is on hold- waiting for a call from a "stroke center" to give me an appointment. Why? Even my doctor doesn't think I had a stroke- but he says insurance will balk if he orders more tests so he's sending me to new doctors. This is ridiculous and will cost even more in the long run, but what else am I to do?
Any information and input would be so appreciated.
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Thanks for your question.
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Your MRI report does show problem on the left side of the C6, 7 vertebrae.
mysticdoc :
There is some foraminal narrowing and this can cause nerve compression.
mysticdoc :
This can result in neck, shoulder and arm pain.
mysticdoc :
However, the dizzy spells can still be stroke related although MRI without contrast was normal.
mysticdoc :
BPV does explain these symptoms but that does not rule out stroke either.
mysticdoc :
Physical therapy of the cervical spine shoulder and arm will help with the pain symptoms.
mysticdoc :
Symptomatically dizziness can be treated with meclizine tablets.
mysticdoc :
In ore severe cases, benzodiazepines like clonazepam can be used.
Would it explain a problem on the left side of my neck- feels like the large muscle there is tight and under pressure.?
mysticdoc :
A consultation with a spine surgeon should be considered.
mysticdoc :
yes it does.
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In some cases, surgery may be required if physical therapy does not yield good results.
mysticdoc :
Also steroid injections by a pain medicine specialist is another option.
What about numbness and tingling on left side of face, cheek and ear? Would nerve or disc problem in neck cause this?
I was doing those (stupid) vestibular rehab exercises 2 times a day for 3 weeks- and then suddenly this?
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That can also be caused by the cervical spine problem.
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If you inadvertently twisted your neck that can worsen your symptoms.
Could I have caused the problem in my attempt to get rid of my dizziness?
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In the c 4/5 area with a mild disc bulge- what does "This fattens the ventral sac" mean? Sounds bad.
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flattening not fattening of the ventral sac
Yep- sorry.
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that means you likely have pinched nerve root.
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That can cause these symptoms.
In the c 4/5 area this flattening or pinched nerve can cause face and neck numbness, pressure and tingling?
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yes correct
Wow- the neurologist told me my Cervical MRI only showed "mild degenerative disease" - nothing that would produce my head and neck symptoms and he's sending me to a stroke center. The only reason I know what the MRI showed is that I asked his nurse for a copy of my results.
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No, MRI suggests more than that.
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That is why, you should consider physical therapy and a spine surgeon consultation.
I've had this numbness and pressure over 2 months since the sudden onset that sent me to the ER.
How likely I can reverse the damage or has it been too long?
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This can start that way.
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the symptoms will likely reverse over time with physical therapy.
Will Flexeril help at all?
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it may with muscle tightness.
How about Medrol? About 3 weeks after my issues started, my allergist put me on Medrol for a month to combat my severe sinusitis and return of nasal polyps. My face and neck symptoms improved and then when I stopped the Medrol I've pretty much stayed the same- no more improvement.
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Medrol is a strong steroid and can help to reduce the inflammation.
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This may be helpful but it has several side effects on long term use.
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That is why I suggested steroid injection ( epidural) as an alternative.
Ok. I guess it's off to another doctor then. I appreciate your information.
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very welcome
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yes you do need a second opinion.
Any websites you know of that I could tap into to possibly copy information about cervical spine issues causing neck and face pressure and numbness to take to my doctor? Honestly, I'm stunned that he flat out told me these results showed nothing that would cause my issues .
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This is one website:
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Thank you.
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