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CRESSON - The following area students graduated from Mount Aloysius College during spring commencement exercises.
Altoona - Andrew D. Baird, A.S., nursing; Chelsey P. Bickel, A.S., applied technology; Caleb A. Brown, B.S., business administration; John P. Brown, Jr., B.S., business administration; Emily A. Burget, B.S., professional studies, health studies, pre-physician assistant; Brittney D. Burns, A.S., early childhood education; Tania M. Caldwell, A.S., medical assistant; Erica J. Castillo, A.S., applied technology; Christopher D. Danison, M.B.A.; Melissa N. Farabaugh, A.S., medical imaging - ultrasonography; Lisa M. Figard, A.S., nursing; Leah M. Geissinger, B.S., general science: physical therapy concentration.
Terriann L. Grove, M.S., community counseling; Erika L. Hamer, B.S., professional studies: ultrasonography concentration; Angela K. Helsel, B.S., accounting; Bethany J. Helsel, B.S., information technology; Daniel J. Hutchinson, B.A., history/political science; Amanda J. Hutchinson, B.S., information technology; Kaitlyn M. Kuzio, B.A., English; Amanda P. Massaro, B.S., nursing; Jennifer L. Miller, A.S., general studies, student designed; John T. Moist, B.A., English; Anna M. Norris, A.S., Nursing; Brittany M. Pfahler, B.A., criminology; Todd R. Plummer, A.S., criminology; Danielle E. Rupert, M.S., community counseling; Amy M. Tyler, A.S., nursing; Brittni R. Williams, A.S., nursing; Symantha M. Wright, A.S., applied technology.
Ashville - Rose M. Bender, A.S., nursing; Rebecca J. Venesky, A.S., early childhood education.
Broad Top - Shane M. Ramsey, A.S., nursing.
Carrolltown - Megan A. Turner, A.S., nursing.
Cassandra - Ericca L. Cadwallader, A.S., surgical technology.
Chest Springs - Erica L. Hoover, A.S., nursing.
Claysburg - Alicia L. Brant, A.S., surgical technology; Kayla D. Carson, A.S., nursing; Cody A. Ebersole, B.A., history/political science; Shaina K. Weyandt, B.S., business administration.
Coalport - Melinda C. Dick, A.S., nursing; Jonna N. McGarry, A.S., nursing.
Colver - Brad M. Jacobs, A.S., nursing.
Cresson - Matthew K. Davis, M.B.A., business administration; Luke Fragello, M.B.A., business administration; Kathryn M. Geriak, A.S., surgical technology; Kaitlin N. Harris, B.S., business administration; Stacey F. Mowery, B. S., general science: physical therapy concentration; Megan A. Peters, A.S., nursing; Jennifer L. Poldiak, M.B.A., business administration; Mary K. Slattery, A.S., nursing; Rachel E. Wagner, B.S., education - early childhood pre K - 4 - English concentration.
DuBois - Ryan C. Hills, B.A., criminology.
Duncansville - Sarabeth M. Bean, A.S., medical assistant; Lisa R. Conley-Fox, B.S., nursing; Whitney K. Emeigh, B.S., biology; Kayla A. Rice, A.S., general studies, student designed; Dianna L. Termin, M.B.A., business administration.
Dysart - Nancy J. White, B.S., nursing.
East Freedom - Katrina R. Bridges, A.S., criminology; Olivia M. Lanzendorfer, A.S., medical imaging - ultrasonography.
Ebensburg - Kayla M. Day, A.S., nursing; Natasha M. Fox, M.S., community counseling; Lisa L. Greer, A.S., nursing; Marcus A. Lantzy, B.S., information technology; Ali M. Maruca, B.S., business administration; Justin T. Merryweather, B.A., criminology; Melissa E. Natcher, A.S., nursing.
Flinton - Veronica M. O'Dell Fleming, B.S., accounting; Meagan M. Stambaugh, A.S., nursing; Jalisa B. Westover, B.S., business administration.
Gallitzin - Erin E. Healy, B.A., psychology; Michelle R. Jaso, B.S., nursing.
Glasgow - Derek J. Matthews, A.S., nursing.
Grampian - Jenna M. Levin, B.S., biology.
Hastings - Aubrey L. Kutruff, A.S., medical assistant; Bradley M. Mikitko, B.S., medical imaging.
Hollidaysburg - Kristi K. Young-Eaton, B.S., nursing; Kristen N. Helsel, A.S., nursing; Heather M. Maher, A.S., nursing; Nicholas Montgomery, A.S., nursing; Caleb J. Silva, B.A., criminology; Dominic V. Taddei, A.S., general studies, student designed.
Hopewell - Mindy J. Gates, B.A., English.
Huntingdon - Corie E. Crisp, A.S., nursing; Katie M. Dickson, A.S., nursing; Miranda M. Powell, B.S., education - early childhood pre K - 4 - English concentration; Emily D. Shope, A.S., nursing; Destiny M. Walters, A.S, surgical technology.
Lilly - Ronald F. Cropsey Jr., B.S., nursing; Laura A. Rocker, A.S., surgical technology.
Loretto - Sharon M. Biter, B.S., nursing; Amy Oberholtzer, B.S., education - early childhood pre K - 4 - English concentration; Erica E. Reed, B.S., information technology; Kristin A. Smith, A.S., nursing.
Manns Choice - Doreen L. Griffith, B.S., nursing.
Martinsburg - Cassandra L. Cunningham, A.S., nursing; Cody R. Johnson, B.S., accounting.
Mill Creek - Brandy A. Heidel, B.S., accounting.
New Enterprise - Madison D. Dick, A.S., nursing.
Newry - Tyler D. Glunt, A.S., nursing.
Nicktown - Jenna R. Bobik, B.S., general science: physical therapy concentration.
Northern Cambria - Todd J. Gray, B.A., criminology; Clint M. Scott, B.S., business administration; Jamey L. Smith, A.S., nursing.
Patton - Crystal R. Bloom, B.S., professional studies: behavioral social science; Jessica Coover, B.S., nursing; Erica M. Gray, A.S., medical assistant; Lindsy M. Sammarco, B.S., general science: physical therapy concentration.
Petersburg - Alyssa J. Bert, B.S., business administration.
Portage - Veronica M. Gressick, B.S., business administration; Jordan A. Makin, A.S., nursing; Timothy F. Michrina, B.A., English - secondary English education certification; Terissa L. Pollock, A.S., medical assistant; Anna M. Sybert, B.S., general science.
Queen - Misty D. Lingenfelter, B.S., nursing.
Roaring Spring - Brandon M. Brumbaugh, A.S., business administration; Courtney E. Burkett, A.S., medical assistant; Patricia L. Feathers, A.S., nursing; Brittany L. Keith, A.S., nursing; Craig W. Snyder, B.S., information technology; Brandis L. Stern, B.S., professional studies: health studies/pre-occupational therapy.
Saxton - Madeline L. Crocker, A.S., medical assistant; Christina M. Grazier, A.S., nursing.
Schellsburg - Seth M. Shaffer, B.A., history/political science.
Snow Shoe - Katelyn M. Miller, A.S., nursing.
Summerhill - Jayme A. Eppley, B.S., education - early childhood preK4- English concentration; Lyndsey M. Hrusovsky, M.S., community counseling; Janel N. Adams, B.S., business administration; Kolby M. Wasnick, B.A., professional studies: pre-Law; Kolby M. Wasnick, B.S., accounting; Robin N. Wirfel, A.S., early childhood education; Pamela E. Young, B.A., criminology/
Tyrone - Brock D. Anders, B.S., ac-counting; Richard B. Klapper, A.S., nursing.
Westover - Crystal D. McCulley, A.S., nursing.


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Interesting: Fluoride pioneer Grand Rapids rethinks safety of putting chemical in water
Will the city that became the first in the world to fluoridate its drinking water decide to discontinue use of the chemical?
Grand Rapids has been fluoridating its tap water since 1945, but now some city officials say they're studying the question because of increased concerns over the potential long-term effects of exposure to what some consider a toxic chemical.
Corky Overmyer, the city's director of sustainability, said officials are working with scientists at Grand Valley State University and other water quality specialists to determine whether to continue adding fluoride to the city's water supply.
... The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calls fluoridation safe and effective for preventing tooth decay and identified the process as one of the 10 great health advancements of the 20th century.
Opponents of fluoridation have said the chemical can be toxic, and some evidence shows it might cause weak bones, thyroid problems, bone cancer and other problems. Malfunctioning fluoridation systems in some cities have poisoned residents, they contend.
I've read some pretty compelling arguments against water fluoridation, such as this one from the Environmental Working Group: National Academy Calls for Lowering Fluoride Limits in Tap Water
A new report from the prestigious National Academy of Sciences (NAS) concludes that the current allowable level of fluoride in tap water is not protective of the public health and should be lowered, citing serious concerns about bone fractures and dental fluorosis, a discoloration and weakening of the enamel of the teeth that the committee noted is associated with other adverse health impacts.
The NAS report puts concerns about the safety of fluoride in tap water squarely in the mainstream of scientific thought. The committee called on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reevaluate and tighten current safety standards in light of these concerns.
In just one example of the potential health risks from water fluoridation, the committee cited concerns about the potential of fluoride to lower IQ, noting on page six of the report that the "consistency of study results appears significant enough to warrant additional research on the effects of fluoride on intelligence." IQ deficits, the committee noted, have been strongly associated with dental fluorosis, a condition caused by fluoride in tap water (NAS pg 175).
The committee's findings support Environmental Working Group's (EWG's) recommendation that fluoride exposure should be limited to toothpaste, where it provides the greatest dental benefit and presents the lowest overall health risk.
EWG analysis shows infants overexposed
A new EWG analysis of fluoride exposure to bottle-fed babies supports the concerns the NAS committee raised.
EWG's analysis shows that in 25 of the 28 largest cities in the U.S., fluoride levels in tap water alone will put 8 to 36 percent of all babies up to 6 months of age over the safe dose of fluoride on any given day. "These elevated early life exposures put children at risk for precisely the health problems that the NAS committee is concerned about," said Dr. Tim Kropp, toxicologist and senior scientist at EWG.
The safe dose for fluoride in the EWG assessment is the 0.7 milligrams per day dose developed by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the NAS in 2004 (IOM 2004). This dose applies specifically to children under 6 months of age, and has not been officially adopted by the EPA.
... Although these rates of elevated infant exposure may appear high, they track quite well with the strongest clinical evidence of over-fluoridation, the incidence of dental fluorosis in children. Dental fluorosis is a scarring, mottling and weakening of the tooth enamel that is caused by fluoride exposures during tooth formation that occurs from birth through age 6.
The NHANES survey from 1999-2002 found an overall dental fluorosis rate of 32 percent among U.S. school children aged 6 to 19 years old (CDC 2005a, CDC 2005b).
Dentists and public health officials generally agree that fluoride in tap water is the cause of the high rates of fluorosis in children. The NAS report released today concluded that fluorosis is associated with a number of adverse health effects, including IQ deficits.
Like bones, a child's teeth are alive and growing. Flourosis is the result of fluoride rearranging the crystalline structure of a tooth's enamel as it is still growing. It is evidence of fluoride's potency and ability to cause physiologic changes within the body, and raises concerns about similar damage that may be occurring in the bones.
If Grand Rapids is rethinking fluoridating its water, surely Ann Arbor won't be far behind. I think if there's any doubt whatsoever about the safety of fluoride, they should stop adding it to the water system. In looking at the most recent Ann Arbor water quality report available online (from 2006), it looks like Ann Arbor keeps fluoridation levels on the low side, at 1.13 mg/l, rather than the maximum 4 mg/l, the level at which the NAS says causes dental fluorosis in a large percentage of children.


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Time can't alter solid friendships. Just ask Mary Tyler Moore, Valerie Harper, Cloris Leachman and Georgia Engel – who reunited with Betty White this week to tape an upcoming episode of the TVLand sitcom Hot In Cleveland.
It made for an emotional week, agreed the women, who gathered Thursday afternoon for a press conference on the CBS Radford studio lot, where the classic The Mary Tyler Moore Show was filmed from 1970-77.
"The tears come up, but then they're part of the laughter," said Harper, 73. "Did you ever laugh till you cried? That's been happening a lot. It's been so full of life and joy and love. And fun!"
On the episode, set to air Sept. 4 and titled "Love Is All Around" – which, nostalgia buffs will note, was the title song on the The MTM Show – the women play members of a team called the Gorgeous Ladies of Bowling (GLOB).
The reunion marks the second time Moore, 76, has reunited with White, 91, on Hot in Cleveland. On season two she played a jail cellmate of White's spirited character, Elka.
Harper, who last month revealed that she has terminal brain cancer, says that since her diagnosis," I don't have a lot of bad symptoms. They may be down the road, but I'm not thinking of down the road. I'm thinking just of today."
White chimed in to say she is proud of Harper's steady resolve in the face of adversity, calling her "Miss Positive. I won't buy any of those silly things they tell her."
Smiling, Harper expressed her gratitude for the outpouring of support she's received from her close pals, as well as from fans around the world. "It's been wonderful and sweet, and I've got to get back to everyone," she said.
But first things first: Her focus, she says, is on doing good work and recreating the comedy magic she and her cohorts do so well.
Says Harper: "I'm thinking of this moment and getting my lines right so I support my fellow players and serve the audience who are going to see this really funny show."
Valerie Harper Reunites with Mary Tyler Moore Cast on Hot in Cleveland
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- When Terry Francona agreed to manage the 2013 Indians, he knew there was deep water ahead, but said he wasn't afraid to take the plunge.
It's a good thing that Francona tries to start every day with a swim, because the depths to which the Indians have sunk will become all too real Sunday when pitchers and catchers report to Goodyear, Ariz., for the start of spring training.
General Manager Chris Antonetti has had an active winter, starting with the hiring of Francona. He's added hitters in Nick Swisher, Mark Reynolds and Drew Stubbs. He's added starting pitching in Brett Myers, youngster Trevor Bauer and spring-training invitee Scott Kazmir. In the bullpen, he's traded for Matt Albers and Bryan Shaw and invited veteran closer Matt Capps to camp.
Will that be enough for the Indians to recover from last year's 94-loss season and put them back in contention in the AL Central? Much of it will depend on how they address these 10 key issues.
1. Can Justin Masterson and Ubaldo Jimenez recover from a disastrous 2012 to lead the rotation?
Best case scenario: Masterson turns six of his nine starts last season in which he gave up six or more runs into quality starts -- three or fewer runs in six or more innings -- and pitches his way out of the darkness.
Jimenez finds a way to get through the first three innings of a start without having his soul ripped out. Last season he allowed 62 runs -- including 103 hits, 56 walks, 13 homers and 24 steals -- in the first three innings of his 31 starts.
Worst case scenario: Masterson keeps playing the good-start, bad-start game and spins out of control. Jimenez fails to break the grip of last season's second-half losing streak which saw him go 1-10 in 14 starts.
What will probably happen: One of the Tribe's top two starters in the rotation -- at least that's how they stacked up last year -- will pitch well. The smart money is on Masterson. Unless new pitching coach Mickey Callaway can reach him, Jimenez appears to be a lost cause.
2. Can the Indians' offense be saved?
Best case scenario: The addition of right-handed hitters Reynolds, Stubbs and Mike Aviles, along with the switch-hitting Swisher, adds muscle to an offense that last season finished 13th or 14th in the AL in runs, slugging percentage, homers, extra-base hits, RBI, total bases and sacrifice bunts.
MLB Network discusses Mark Reynolds' impact in Cleveland
Worst case scenario: The swing-and-miss factor that comes with the power of Reynolds, Stubbs and Swisher stops the Indians from making serious offensive gains.
What will probably happen: It's going to be nice to see someone hit a home run again.
3. Has the problem against left-handed starters been fixed with so many right-handed hitters?
Best case scenario: The Indians reverse their record against left-handed starters from last year, going 35-18 instead of 18-35.
Worst case scenario: Every left-handed starter the Indians face this year pitches like Gio Gonzalez. Yes, he's with Washington in the National League, but when he pitched in the AL, the lefty was 5-0 with a 0.72 ERA in six starts against the Tribe.
What will probably happen: Someone is going to complain when the Indians don't use one of former manager Manny Acta's all left-handed lineups against a right-handed starter.
4. How will Lonnie Chisenhall do at third base?
Best case scenario: Chisenhall stays healthy, plays 140 games and establishes himself as an everyday third baseman with some power and decent defensive skills.
Worst case scenario: Chisenhall stays healthy, but his problems with left-handers and controlling the strike zone -- getting into favorable hitting counts -- make it hard for Francona to keep him in the lineup every day.
What will probably happen: In the 2013 Bill James Handbook, Chisenhall is projected to hit .262 (137-for-522) with 31 doubles, two triples, 18 homers and 74 RBI. The Indians will sign up for that today.
5. Could the Indians be for sale?
Best case scenario: After the sale of SportsTime Ohio to Fox, the Dolan family has its golden parachute and decides to sell. They find a local owner with deep pockets who spends the necessary money to return the Indians to glory.
Worst case scenario: The Dolans put the team up for sale and no one is interested.
What will probably happen: CEO Paul Dolan continues to look for well-heeled investors. With the STO windfall and a big influx of national TV money starting in 2014, this is a good time to be a big-league owner.
6. Who is going to hit leadoff?
Best case scenario: Michael Brantley, Drew Stubbs or Jason Kipnis seamlessly replace departed Shin-Soo Choo.
Worst case scenario: Brantley, Stubbs and Kipnis struggle and Francona is forced to take Asdrubal Cabrera out of the middle of the lineup to the top spot.
What will probably happen: Last year Brantley hit .227 (22-for-97), Kipnis .202 (17-for-84) and Stubbs .159 (11-for-69) in the leadoff spot. Francona will use all three and wait for someone to claim the job.
7. How does Nick Swisher handle the expectations that come with his four-year, $56 million contract?
Best case scenario: Swisher, who thrived with the Yankees, returns to his home state and helps revive the Indians with his bat, glove and personality.
Worst case scenario: Swisher, always an extra with the star-laden Yankees, falters while hitting in the heart of the Tribe's lineup.
What will probably happen: Swisher turns in a good season, signs a lot of autographs, but isn't quite the difference-maker some thought he would be.
8. How much will we see Trevor Bauer and his much discussed pregame warm-up routines?
MLB Network on Tribe newcomers Bauer, Stubbs
Best case scenario: Bauer, who likes to play long toss at 400 feet on the days he starts, seizes the fifth spot in the rotation and delivers a solid season. Bauer's pre-game routine becomes the hottest thing in Cleveland since LeBron James threw talcum powder into the air.
Worst case scenario: All the problems Bauer had in Arizona, be they rumors or facts, follow him to Cleveland.
What will probably happen: Bauer will start at Class AAA Columbus. The Indians will promote him for a couple of spot starts and by the end of the season he'll be in their rotation.
9. Will Asdrubal Cabrera come to spring training in shape?
Best case scenario: Cabrera, who played winter ball in preparation for playing in the World Baseball Classic for Venezuela, reports to Goodyear, Ariz., lean and mean.
Worst case scenario: Cabrera comes to camp behind in his conditioning, gets injured trying to get ready for the WBC and opens on the disabled list.
What will probably happen: Cabrera, wanting to play well for his native country, and looking to impress teams interested in him for a midseason trade, has no problem with his weight or his conditioning at the start of camp.
10. Will Francona make a difference as manager?
Best case scenario: Over the last two years, the Indians have spent more days in first place than any other team in the AL Central. Francona takes that talent and leads the Tribe to a winning season.
Worst case scenario: This isn't Boston, where Francona managed 2004-11. The Indians don't have the money or the available talent to make sweeping changes at the trade deadline to improve the roster as they did in Boston.
What will probably happen: The Indians aren't going to the postseason, but Francona will win back the locker room and the team will improve if it can stay healthy.


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leda, welcome to beintween! how did you find us? why did you join?
Hi Keith,
I found your website on the tire swings under the bridge on Water St. I was driving by and stopped to look at the park. I hadn't heard about you guys until I started doing some research but it seems like you have an amazing project going on!
I'm interested in the park because I'm a local theater director (I currently worked at Milwaukee Repertory Theater) and I'd love to produce a play in that park someday. I have a play in mind and I think the park is the perfect setting.
Do you know how permanent the swings will be? How long has the park been there? Do you plan on them still being there in the spring? I'd love to do a project this spring or summer.
Thanks for your work on this incredible project!
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sorry I am just now getting back to you. It seems that the swings are here to stay! The city is looking at accepting these as a gift. It would be a great place for a play! We installed the swings on the September 7th. The bench area and the marsupial project are close to ten years old.
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Cabela's, Lowe's workers volunteer time sprucing up Olivet camp in Hamburg
Posted: 2:43 PM EDT Oct 02, 2013 Updated: 7:36 AM EDT Oct 03, 2013
Volunteers are sprucing up the Olivet Boys and Girls Club's camp in Hamburg.
Employees from Cabela's and Lowe's are going to spend the next few days making improvements at the Blue Mountain Camp.
They're building an archery range, fishing docks, a fire pit and storage sheds.
"This year, we choose Olivet Boys and Girls Club of Reading. We also helped them out in June during their summer camp doing archery and fishing instruction, but our main purpose is to introduce inner-city youth to the outdoors," said Harold Luther, Cabela's.
Last year, the stores teamed up to put pavilions in Hambug Park.
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"And therefore is the outward beauty a true sign of the inward goodness, and in bodies this comeliness is imprinted, more and less, as it were, for a mark of the soul, whereby she is outwardly known; as in trees, in which the beauty of the buds giveth a testimony of the goodness of the fruit."
"Then went he inward, and measured the post of the door, two cubits; and the door, six cubits; and the breadth of the door, seven cubits."
"This year, I only scored more than I did tonight once -- a 160. My inward one-and-one-half was really good today. Normally, it?s not so great. Today, I jumped really high and my entry was clean."
"And he shall offer of it all the fat thereof; the rump, and the fat that covereth the inwards, / And the two kidneys, and the fat that is on them, which is by the flanks, and the caul that is above the liver, with the kidneys, it shall he take away: / And the priest shall burn them upon the altar for an offering made by fire unto the LORD: it is a trespass offering."
"And thou shalt take all the fat that covereth the inwards, and the caul that is above the liver, and the two kidneys, and the fat that is upon them, and burn them upon the altar."
"And thou shalt cut the ram in pieces, and wash the inwards of him, and his legs, and put them unto his pieces, and unto his head."
""Looking inward into the souls' of those you love, you will find a rainbow of many colors." ~ Tom Baker"
"And he took the fat, and the rump, and all the fat that was upon the inwards, and the caul above the liver, and the two kidneys, and their fat, and the right shoulder: / And out of the basket of unleavened bread, that was before the LORD, he took one unleavened cake, and a cake of oiled bread, and one wafer, and put them on the fat, and upon the right shoulder: / And he put all upon Aaron's hands, and upon his sons' hands, and waved them for a wave offering before the LORD."
"And he took all the fat that was upon the inwards, and the caul above the liver, and the two kidneys, and their fat, and Moses burned it upon the altar."
""A love for life is not a need or a want, but a feeling of inward peace. The beauty of the inner soul can permeate through one's outward gestures and expressions." ~Tom Baker"


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DUBAI: Tharayil Cheeramvelil Varghese George from Mulanthuruthy has been chosen as the first recipient of St. Dionyisius Karshika Award instituted by Dubai OCYM unit- informed Secretary John Kutty Idicula,
Varghese George will receive the award from Catholicose Moran Mor Baselius Marthoma Paulose II at an event to be held on November 29, 2012 at the Ulloor Church Centre in Thiruvananthapuram.
In an era of rising prices when Kerala is increasingly depending on other states for most of the agricultural products, Dubai OCYM unit has instituted this award in memory of Saint Vattasseril Mar Dionysius to promote farming.
Varghese George retired as a quality inspection engineer from FACT in 2001. After retirement he chose farming for the past 11 years using traditional methods in a scientific way.
In the 5 acre area around his house, he has built a thriving farm with farm animals, medicinal plants, vegetables and fruits. In 2006 he won the award for the best farmer in the "traditional coconut farming" category at the national level. In 2007, he won the Sheera Mitra award from Milma and in 2008 he was the runnerup for the Karshakasree award given by Malayala Manorama.
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BERLIN TOWNSHIP - At the June 13 Western Reserve Rangers 4-H Club meeting, Vice President Ian Hames recognized the many members and advisors of the club who marched in the Berlin Township Memorial Day Parade.
Remi Suyen Miken shared that she will be working at the Cleveland Zoo for several days this summer. Karl Reph stated that vegetables and fresh fruit would soon be in abundance and he shared several ways to safely handle and store fresh fruit and vegetables.
Members were asked to help at the June 22 workshop at the home of Jan and Kathleen Moser. Members will also be working on new decorations for the Junior Fair Area of the Canfield Fair.
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Members of the Western Reserve Rangers 4-H Club marched in the Berlin Township Memorial Day Parade. Members, parents and advisors included, Robin, Steve, Karl, William, Olivia and Emma Reph, Remi and Marlene Mikan, Laura, Delorean, Sawyer and Cayden Jones, Kathleen and Tiffany Voland, Collin Meehan, Chris Hames, Donna, Abigail and Isabel Schors, and Jan and Kathleen Moser. (Submitted photo)
Judging events are approaching. Clothing judging is slated July 8 at the Canfield Presbyterian Church, Small Project Judging is scheduled for July 10th at the Canfield Fairgrounds, and food and nutrition judging will take place on July 23 at the Canfield Presbyterian Church. Animal entry forms for the Canfield Fair were passed out to members with livestock projects. Hames reminded them that most are due to the Canfield Fair Office between July 10 and 13.
Junior 4-H Camp for Mahoning County will be at 4-H Camp Whitewood in Ashtabula County from July 14-20. Any youth in Mahoning County who is between the ages of 8 and 14 can attend camp.
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I know people like to see pics from other people's u/s so here are some of mine from our early gender scan yesterday. It was quite obvious that we're having a boy! :) I was 15w 3d yesterday. It was so fun to see him because we hadn't had a scan done since early six weeks. He was moving a ton too.
It's a boy!
Thumbs up! That's right I'm a boy! :)
Not going to lie... we thought the 3d/4d images were a little creepy this early, but still super cool.
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Roster Updates & More: In addition to a couple roster moves today, the Indians announced a major renovation to Progressive Field that will take place during the Winter in time for the 2015 season. An abbreviated version is that the Indians will be removing over 5,000 seats and adding more enrichment areas like a larger kid's zone and bars for adults. In addition, the bullpens will be moved into the outfield stands and Gate C will be rotated so it opens with a view of the field.
In on the field news, Danny Salazar was sent back to AAA, likely in an attempt to push back his first year of arbitration, with C.C. Lee taking his spot on the roster. A return to the rotation has also been announced for Carlos Carrasco, who will pitch on Sunday against the Yankees in Josh Tomlin's spot in the rotation. No replacement for Salazar has been announced, although it could be Zach McAllister.
Finally, the Indians have handed Vinnie Pestano his final insult by trading him to the Los Angeles Angels in exchange for 23 year old high A starter, Michael Clevinger.
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The newly promoted C.C. Lee was thrown into the fire immediately and came out unscathed. T.J. House started the seventh, but gave up a triple to the first batter he faced. With none out and Zach Cozart on third, Lee came into the game to limit the damage as much as possible. Lee got an easy grounder to short for the first out, then struck out the next two to keep Cozart at third and end the inning. Lee pitched the eighth as well, with the only base runner coming off a Lonnie Chisenhall error.
Feathers Up
Other than Lee and the news about the Progressive Field upgrades, there was little going for the Tribe tonight. In minor positives, House was able to throw six full innings, something he hasn't done in over a month and is a rare sight among Indians starters. Yan Gomes also had a slight positive as he singled to push hit hitting streak to 13 games.
Feathers Down
The Indians defense has been an eye sore all season and things got ugly early in tonight's game. In the bottom of the first, two opposite shift singles started things off for the Reds, but that lead to a lot more than runners on first and second thanks to the speed of Billy Hamilton. Instead of sitting still, Hamilton tried for third on the infield single, forcing a terrible throw by Carlos Santana that went into the stands. Hamilton scored and Jay Bruce, who hit the infield single, went to third on the play.
Later in the game, Hamilton was involved with another poor defensive play, this one in the outfield. With Homer Bailey on first and two outs in the second, Hamilton hit a gap shot to left. Nick Swisher was unable to cut off the ball, that went all the way to the wall. While Michael Brantley did field the ball and throw out Hamilton trying to score, the pitcher was able to score all the way from first on a ball that every other left fielder in baseball would have cut off for a single.
Santana hadn't made an error at first this season, but Billy Hamilton can have that kind of effect on a man as he made his second of the game in the fifth. This time, Santana let an easy pop fall out of his glove, allowing the fastest man in baseball (barring possibly Dee Gordon) to reach base for the third straight time. T.J. House was able to work out of this by striking out Bruce and picking off Hamilton, which was necessary as he was getting no help in the field.
Final Score: Cleveland Indians 0 – Cincinnati Reds 4
On Deck: Starting Friday night, the Indians will head to New York, for their only three games in Yankee Stadium this season.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- The motorcyclist involved in a fatal cycle-pedestrian collision with a photographer in town for ArtPrize also has died, police said today.
Derek James Hollis, 30, of Wyoming, was identified by police today as the motorcyclist in the Sept. 29 crash on Wealthy Street SE near Visser Place.
Hollis, who was not wearing a helmet, died Sunday.
When the accident happened, police said speed and alcohol appeared to be factors in the 7:08 p.m. collision.
Sarah Joann Alleman, 23, of New Hudson, was in the street when she was struck, police said. She died the following day.
Today, Grand Rapids police Sgt. Allen Noles said Alleman was crossing Wealthy Street with her mother when the motorcyclist approached them quickly.
Alleman was slightly behind her mother when she was hit, he said.
"There was definitely some speed involved," he said.
Hollis' blood-alcohol level was not immediately available.
Alleman was one of several artists who took part in a Sept. 29 art-tent event specifically designed for artists who could not find a venue to showcase their art during ArtPrize.
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Pat Cuneo: Violence reaches tipping point
Will we ever forget Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.? I certainly hope not.
As more details of this absolute horror continue to unfold, we all must come to a realization: If this isn't the tipping point for reckoning with our violent culture, then God help us.
The 20 children who were slaughtered, truly slaughtered, were 6- and 7-year-olds. Innocents. Babies. The "future" of America we're always talking about.
We need to grieve. We need to hug our children. We need to hug our loved ones. And when the tears finally stop, we need to summon the courage to change -- to talk about our violence, to talk about our guns, to retake control of our society.
I don't mean some kind of abstract, altuisitic thinking. I mean communities, like ours, holding real talks about our own violence, which, thanks to the work of people like Assistant U.S. Attorney Marshall Piccinini, don't have to start from scratch.
We need to tackle politicized issues, including gun control; closing the gun-show loophole that allows 40 percent of the nation's guns to be purchased without background checks; establishing limits on purchases of ammunition that allow semiautomatic guns to act like automatic weapons; agreeing to take responsibility for storing our guns or face consequences. We need to re-examine how we keep our children safe in our schools. Etc., etc.
We flatly need to talk about our pervasive violence, not just in terms of law or control or reform. It's one thing to have the constitutional right to keep a gun or guns in our homes for protection. It's quite another to discuss if we really should want to keep a gun at home or on our person.
These conversations should be held in every city and every town, not just in Washington or with lobbyists or on cable TV. It's time. This latest slaughter may not have been prevented by background checks or other reforms, but no objective person could argue that our culture of violence hasn't undermined our morality, our fitness, as a nation. What we don't need at this point are fools twisting another tragedy into a false claim for more guns.
I picked up a powerful phone message Sunday morning from Gloria Wisinski, who lives in Lake City. In light of this obscene shooting, she thought perhaps people in our area could do something, even if small, to acknowledge those suffering so deeply. She suggested that we turn off our Christmas lights one day this week. Gloria Wisinski is so right. This isn't just a symbol. It's a statement. We must never forget. Let it sear in our souls. And when the mourning eases, let's do something about it.
- The state Senate Democratic Policy Committee met at Erie's Barber National Institute last week in response to the state Department of Public Welfare's lack of action in reversing its absurd decision to reclassify Erie as a rural community for funding. Think about that. Weeks ago, Gov. Tom Corbett told the DPW to fix this.
So what gives? Corbett's word is no good with his own DPW? Meanwhile, invaluable service providers for our most vulnerable citizens are getting the shaft to the tune of $1.1 million in this fiscal year. What a mess. What an avoidable mess.
- Former U.S. Rep. Kathy Dahlkemper was floating the idea at the recent Pennsylvania Society gathering in New York that she might challenge Corbett in 2014, the Harrisburg Patriot News reported. Favorites to challenge Corbett are state Treasurer Rob McCord and U.S. Rep. Allyson Schrawrtz. John Hanger, former secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection, is already running.
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Some believe it's a calendar. Others say it's a cosmic nexus for spiritual awakening. Still others argue it's some sort of message from intergalactic, bug-eyed visitors. Me? I say Stonehenge is just another British excuse to divert tourism dollars overseas. Or possibly a druidic boxing ring.
But no matter what view you choose to adopt, there's just no reason to suffer bland food and bad weather to experience the majesty of enormous, stacked rocks.
Thanks to yet another generous Texas visionary with a lot of free time and a spare stretch of land, you can witness the pride of Salisbury, England, on a back road just 60 miles northwest of San Antonio. Stonehenge II, as it is aptly named, welcomes the curious and the inquisitive to enjoy its magnificence at absolutely no charge and without the risk of someone calling you "guvnuh."
Exactly why was it built? Well, that's a question asked quite often of attractions at Texas Twisted, and one I rarely attempt to answer. But I will recount the how by which Stonehenge II came into existence.
Doug Hill, a tile contractor and builder, finished constructing a patio for himself in 1989 when he was left with a spare slab of limestone. He offered the large stone to his friend and neighbor Al Shepperd, who liked the look of it and planted it upright on his property.
Al thought the stone had a certain appeal, but was afraid it just wasn't visible enough from the road. So, with the help of his friend Doug, they built a 13-foot-tall arch behind the limestone to accentuate it. But this simple structure only served to fuel Al Shepperd's creative fire.
Having visited the original Stonehenge, Al couldn't help but see a similarity in his new arch. The only logical thing to do would be to complete the picture. Al put up the money, and with the help of his gracious neighbor once again, a circle of stones began to rise from the ground.
Of course, the only real stone in the bunch is that original limestone wedge. Doug's fabrications are a clever combination of steel, metal mesh and plaster, all anchored in cement. Painted and weathered, though, they're hard to tell from the real thing. Unless you give one a good knock and find out it's actually hollow.
The finished project is just 90% as tall as the original and 60% as wide, but it still took a good nine months to complete. And this enormous Domino Rally hasn't toppled like the other one.
Besides, a visit to Stonehenge II yields a bonus journey to the Chilean isle of Rapa Nui, or as you probably know it, Easter Island. A year and a half after the completion of Stonehenge II, a pair of moai were added two very imposing, 13-foot-tall heads. Al had apparently attained a fascination with ancient monuments, and after visiting the mysterious South Pacific island, decided he needed a couple of giant faces of his own.
Al had even planned the addition of a totem pole to his collection, having studied ancient Indian tribes in Alaska. Sadly, he passed away in 1994 and was unable to begin construction.
Fortunately, the property and the monuments have remained under the care of Al's family, and they extend Al's invitation for you to pay a visit.
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Oklahoma native Kristin Chenoweth isn't happy with American Airlines.
The actress was stopped while boarding an American Airlines flight in Dallas because she didn't have the proper paperwork to bring her dog on the plane.
Chenoweth said the employee lashed out at her, causing her to cry.
The airline has since apologized to Chenoweth and refunded part of her ticket.
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BASCOM "Fantastic," "wonderful" and "blessed" are words that Superintendent Nichole Jiran uses to describe her time spent in Hopewell-Loudon Local Schools' new K-12 school building.
"This building feels like home," Jiran said.
The two-story, 132,000-square-foot building was completed in May.
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The new Hopewell-Loudon?Local School District building opened at the start of the 2013-14 school year.
Since then, Jiran said, it has been like being in any other building, working out the kinks and other normal building issues.
Jiran said one issue is classrooms on the south end of the building see more exposure to the sun and the light glares on the computer screens.
"We have had to just make adjustments and have had to add shades," she said.
Between the two buildings is like night and day, Jiran said.
"One difference is with the new building, there is a consistent temperature," Jiran said. "Another nice feature is there is only one key to the building. In bad weather we are not having to dig around for the right key."
The building has been divided into elementary and high school wings. In each of the wings, there are several cut-out areas, where students can work in groups or complete missed tests or assignments.
The technology also has made a difference in the new building, Jiran said.
"The educational opportunities are better and the children are more comfortable in their surroundings," she said.
All classrooms have an overhead projector that projects onto a white board. Computers also can be hooked up to them to show data or any other lessons.
The media center or library is down the high school wing and is for all grade levels. There is a reading room in the southeast corner and there are electric blinds that can control the lighting.
Senior Levi Heldman said he still is getting accustomed to the new building, but everything is going well.
Heldman said his favorite aspect about the new building is the Media Center.
"The technology makes it easier to adapt with the different changes," Heldman said.
Adam Huffman, also a senior, said the building is much nicer and is more "homey."
"The new building is welcoming and a great facility to send kids and has raised the education standards," Huffman said. "Also it is nice to have air conditioning and heat that work."
Heldman and Huffman said it was sad to see the old building go.
"There were a lot of memories there," Heldman said.
Huffman said, "But there are more memories to be made here."
The former building was demolished in late summer.
"Not being there is bittersweet, but it is time for us to move on," Jiran said.
The building also is equipped with an elevator and additional cushioned seating throughout for reading or additional group work. Throughout the building, the H-L logo is visible on the floors, clocks and even the numbered door plaques.
Second-grade teacher Michele Sayer has been teaching at Hopewell-Loudon for 16 years.
"I love the new building," she said. "It is clean and healthier and with the AC and heat, kids are able to stay focused all day."
Sayer spent the first half of her career at the former building. She said it is sad to see it go.
"There is so many more teaching opportunities," Sayer said. "The building is cozier; it feels like home."


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"Bucks coach Scott Skiles warned his players about it before Sunday night's road game against the Detroit Pistons...."
"Warned"? Is that what its come too? If nothing else, the vets by now should
know the weight these back to backs carry _IF_ they wish to be 'a good team".
Additionally, with said warning now issued how does one account for the miserable
embarressing line issued by the starters shared in the previous thread.
Something like 9/2/4/7 and then Monta's number.
After said warning, and seeing the near catontic state of those starters why not
mix n match with guys fresh unused from last night? NBA schedules are not for the
meek, and like dark holes must have a plan. "Warning" before the game is one thing. Not altering or changing personnel while in the throngs of such a debacle
deserves some sort of 'warning' too...does it not?


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Shooting leaves 2 people wounded
No suspects named in incident
Published 9:57 AM MDT Mar 24, 2013
Two people were shot while sitting in a vehicle outside an apartment complex on Saturday night.
Albuquerque police said a woman was shot in the back of the head and a man was shot in the arm while they were in a vehicle outside of the Cinnamon Tree Apartments in the 7000 block of Central Avenue east of Louisiana Boulevard just before 7:30 p.m.
Both victims were taken to the hospital. Police have not released a motive or the names of any suspects.
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Non-functional Pituitary Tumors
Small, non-functional pituitary adenomas or tumors (2-3 mm in size) occur in about 10 percent of the population and are usually detected during brain imaging conducted for a different reason (pituitary incidentalomas). These small pituitary tumors usually do not cause any problems; however, if small pituitary tumors grow, problems may arise so clinical supervision is necessary upon discovery of these tumors.
With larger non-functional pituitary tumors, patients often experience headaches, vision problems, and symptoms of pituitary insufficiency. Vision problems are a serious complication of pituitary tumors and usually begin with loss of peripheral vision. If untreated, vision problems typically progress to blindness. However, if pituitary tumors are caught early enough and treated surgically, vision usually improves.


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When it comes to point guards, Rajon Rondo is one of the purest in the game. He has impeccable ball-handling skills, court vision and athleticism. Perhaps most importantly as a floor general, he can make everyone around him better using his remarkable skill set.
The one thing Rondo doesn't have going for him is his three-ball. Defenders can blatantly cheat, usually giving him space until he's a step or two inside the three-point line. Because of this, Rondo has had to become even better at the aforementioned qualities that make him great, especially handling the rock.
With that in mind, here are his five finest moves to throw off opponents. They're filthy, they're nasty, and they're everything you'd expect from a top-notch ball-handler.
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About Us
The Michigan Montessori Society is an independent, non-profit organization whose goal is to promote, develop and disseminate the educational philosophy and principles of Maria Montessori, fostering their integration with the American educational and cultural environment. Through the support of the general and professional members, the Society continues to advance its goals. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in Montessori education.
The Michigan Montessori Society offers to its members and affiliate schools a number of services. The Society sponsors two workshops each year, in the fall and spring of the academic year. The Society publishes a quarterly newsletter and a member directory is published each year in early spring. The newsletters and the member directory are e-mailed to each member.
If you are in need of any services, please contact the Michigan Montessori Society at 1-800-308-4899 or by e-mail through this site.
A PDF copy of our by-laws can be viewed or downloaded by clicking here.
Board of Directors
The MMS Board consists of twelve members, elected for three-year terms. Each year, four board seats are open for election. Nominations can be made to members of the Election Committee, appointed by the President of the Board each September. Ballots are mailed to all members in May and counted at the June meeting. The 2014-2015 Board of Directors is:
Kirsten Dusseau
Shawn Gasiorowski
Heidi Gauger
Julie Harrison
Cyndi Iannuzzi
Jackie Kalogerakos
Mary Lamos
Karen Lumsden
Emily Moore Myers
Pat Moore
Kay Neff
Sue Szczesny
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The MMS Board meets regularly. The meetings are set by the members of the Board and are rescheduled or canceled as needed by the President of the MMS Board. The planned meetings for the 2015-2016 year are:
September 14, 2015
October 5, 2015
November 2, 2015
December 7, 2015
January 11, 2016
February 1, 2016
March 7, 2016
April 11, 2016
May 2, 2016
June 6, 2016
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text: David MarrIn 1971 David Marr bought his first camera, while on tour as a Jazz musician. Photography soon replaced music as his means of self expression. Studying under the tutelage of Fred Picker at Zone VI Studios and Ansel Adams and his Yosemite Workshops, David founded the Cole/Marr Photo Workshops in Sturbridge, Massachusetts in 1975 and later he and his wife Kristen Cole moved the workshops to San Juan Capistrano, California. In 1996 David and Kristen moved to Boise, Idaho and opened the final destination of the Cole/Marr Photo Workshops at the 8th Street Market Place. Where David has taught over 300 students a year the craft of photography, while maintaining a student gallery, instructor's gallery, on location photo expeditions, 18 different creative and unique photo workshops and an active music career. View David Marr's calendar page.


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Reviews for the Acer Aspire 5750G-2438G50Mnkk
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Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 09/26/2011
Rating: performance: 60% features: 70% display: 30% mobility: 50% workmanship: 50% ergonomy: 50%
NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M:
Mid-range graphics card based on the GT 435M chip (GF108) with higher clock rates and DDR3 support.
Modern games should be playable with these graphics cards at low settings and resolutions. Casual gamers may be happy with these cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
2430M: Dual-core processor based on the Sandy Bridge architecture with an integrated graphics card and dual-channel DDR3 memory controller. The CPU is clocked at 2.4 GHz (Turbo Boost 2.7-3 GHz) and the GPU at 650 (1200 MHz Turbo).» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
15-16 inch is a standard display size for laptops and offers the biggest variety of products.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
2.6 kg:
This weight is representative for typical laptops with a 14-16 inch display-diagonal.
Acer: Acer Incorporated is a Taiwanese multinational electronics manufacturer. Its product lineup includes desktops and laptops, as well as personal digital assistants (PDAs), servers and storage, displays, peripherals, and e-business services for business, government, education, and home users. Acer is the third largest computer manufacturer in the world (by sales) after HP and Dell Inc (2007). The company owns the largest franchised computer retail chain in Taipei, Taiwan. Originally named Multitech, it was founded in 1976. Gateway and Packard Bell are economically connected with Acer. Market share regarding sales of personal computers in 2007 (market research IDC): HP 18.9 %, Dell 16.4 %, Acer 9.9 %, Lenovo 7.5 %, Apple 5.7 %
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Woodinville Spirit holds tryouts
The Woodinville Spirit girls select basketball program will be holding tryouts for next year's 8th grade team Mar. 5, 6-8:30 p.m. at W.A. Anderson Gym, 18603 Bothell Way NE, Bothell. Spirit plays other select teams throughout the Puget Sound area. It is made up only of girls who will eventually attend Woodinville High School. The Spirit program is entering its 8th year. Besides a regular schedule, Spirit teams also play in several tournaments each year, adding to the competitive and learning experience. If you have questions, call Bob Morris (788-5885) or Fred Brown (483-5314).
Chilly Willy set to roll
The official opening of the cycling season, Cascade Bicycle Club's Chilly Willy, will be held Feb. 25 on Bainbridge Island. Entry forms are available at area bicycle shops with a $17 Seattle start (includes round trip ferry ticket.) For details, call 522-BIKE.
National basketball tourney announced
All American Cage Classic will sponsor a youth National Basketball Tournament for 4th-9th grade boys' and girls' teams. District play begins in April at 6 district sites. Cost is $175 per team. For details, call 878-5791.
Fastpitch tryouts
The Bellevue Diamond Dolls, an 18 and under girls' fastpitch club, will hold its final tryout for the 1996 season on March 2 from noon to 3 p.m. at Samammish High School in Bellevue. For information, call 888-9796.
Snapple tourney set in Sultan
The Snapple Shootout Youth Basketball Tournament will be held Feb. 24 and 25 in Sultan. Divisions include: 5th/6th grade boys, 7th grade boys, 8th grade boys, 5th/6th grade girls, 7th grade girls and 8th grade girls. Cost is $160 per team. Call 360-794-0655 for information.
Dinner and auction benefit baseball team
The Northshore Hawks, a select baseball team of 14-year-olds from Mill Creek, Bothell, Woodinville, Kenmore, and Redmond, invite the public to a fund-raising dinner, dance, and auction March 2 at 7 p.m. at the Mill Creek Country Club. Donations for the auctions are still needed. Cost is $50 per couple. Proceeds will be used for uniforms, equipment, and tournament fees. Call 481-6921.
Book details ice adventures
Author Jeff Lowe draws on his own experience in
Techniques and Experiences of Modern Ice Climbing,
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Aggressive Behavior in Yorkies
There are many causes of aggressive behavior in your Yorkie. It may be an issue related to dominance between you and your Yorkie, or it might be a trigger that wasn't dealt with when your Yorkie was a puppy – such as an attack by another dog. Whatever is causing your Yorkie's aggression, however, you need to tackle the problem as soon as possible. The results of prolonged aggression can be not only scary, but dangerous if not quickly taken to task.
The Source of Aggressive Behavior in Yorkies
Dog aggression can start as young as 6 weeks of age. This is the crucial age when your Yorkie should be socialized with other dogs and given the necessary training that keeps them from biting people or attacking other animals. This period of socialization lasts until your Yorkie is at least 14 weeks of age and can extend even further beyond that.
Avoiding aggressive behavior can be achieved beginning when your Yorkie is just a puppy. First, never take a Yorkie puppy away from its litter before 8 weeks of age. Never use harsh discipline with your Yorkie between 8 and 10 weeks and make sure your Yorkie is very gently treated during that time. Hitting, yelling or other harsh punishments at a young age can breed aggressive behavior in your Yorkie over time.
Your Yorkie needs to be properly socialized with both people and other dogs (and even cats if you have one) by the time they are 14 weeks old to avoid and/or waylay any aggression issues.
Actual aggression can be triggered by a number of factors. Heredity and genetics – some Yorkies can be more aggressive than others. Additionally if your Yorkie has established himself as the pack leader, he may become aggressive and over protective toward strangers. Additionally, Yorkies that have not been neutered or spayed are more prone to aggressive tendencies.
Undoubtedly, however, the most important factor in creating aggressive behavior in your Yorkie is their environment. A Yorkie that is overindulged or allowed to get away with anything, one that has a harsh master, inadequate socialization, or that has been frightened or attacked by another dog is far more likely to be aggressive as it gets older.
Aggression can stem from your Yorkie's need to establish himself as the pack leader. Biting, posturing, and other aggressive tendencies are often the result of your Yorkie trying to substantiate dominance. You'll need to establish dominance over your Yorkie at a young age and maintain that position throughout his adolescence to ensure that your Yorkie doesn't have the opportunity to take control of your household.
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If your Yorkie exhibits aggressive behavior after 14 months of age, when it has reached sexual maturity, especially after it has been altered, you should address the problem immediately. First, make sure you have established yourself as the pack leader. Don't reward your Yorkie for aggressive behavior, even if you believe he is acting out of fear (especially in this case).
Train your Yorkie to respond to your commands. Make sure that you are the one in control of feeding and walking times, do not let him dictate to you. Make sure you are a strong leader for your Yorkie while in your house. If you defer to your Yorkie or allow him to take control in your home, he will exhibit stronger aggression toward others.
If your Yorkie is defensive-aggressive, he may attack someone in fear. This is a classic sign that your Yorkie may not have been properly socialized. Keep him away from small children (which they may see as direct threats) and attend a training session or visit a behaviorist who can slowly familiarize your Yorkie to social situations.
Aggressive behavior in Yorkies can be a huge problem that many Yorkie owners face, but it can be controlled, even as he gets older. If your Yorkie's aggression ever advances to violence, consider hiring a professional to intervene before someone gets hurt and you and your dog are held responsible.


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Oregon (12-0), which had been ranked No. 1 for seven consecutive weeks, fell to No. 2 despite defeating Oregon State 37-20 in Saturday's Civil War at Reser Stadium.
Auburn (13-0) received 36 first-place votes and Oregon, 23. No. 3 TCU got one.
Last week the Ducks received 36 number ones and the Tigers, 23.
Oregon moved to No. 1 on Oct. 17 with 39 No. 1 votes. They received 44 the following week and its number of top votes received peaked at 49 on Oct. 31 and Nov. 7.
Since, the Ducks have been losing No. 1 votes on a weekly basis with the number reduced to 38 the following week then 37, 36 and now 23.
What does this mean?
Most importantly it has no bearing on Oregon's status in the Bowl Championship Series rankings, to be released later today. The Ducks were ranked No. 2 last week behind No. 1 Auburn. That should not change and Oregon will receive a berth into the national championship game Jan. 10 against Auburn in Glendale, Ariz.
Least importantly, obviously some voters were impressed by Auburn's dominating win over South Carolina despite the fact that the Tigers have had more close games this season than Oregon.
Auburn has defeated six teams by a total of eight points or less. Included is a 27-24 overtime win over Clemson, which is now 6-6, and a 37-34 win at Kentucky, which also finished 6-6.
Oregon's closest call came 15-13 at California, 5-7.
On the other hand, Auburn's body of work could be considered stronger. The Tigers have six wins over five teams ranked in the Top 25. Oregon has one, over No. 4 Stanford.
The good news is the Ducks have a chance to prove themselves against Auburn on the field. That would not have been the case 15 years ago before the advent of the BCS in 1998.
Back then, Oregon would have played Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl and would have both needed to win and have Auburn lose its bowl game in order to be named national champions.
-- Aaron Fentress, follow him on Twitter


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Sass in the City: And, can you prove what I said?
I find myself chagrined by the controversy related to a Mitt Romney campaign ad that misquotes Barack Obama. In it, Obama is heard saying, "If we keep talking about the economy, we are going to lose." But what the Romney ad fails to make clear is that Obama spoke the words during his 2008 campaign and was, at the time, quoting an aide of his then-opponent, Republican John McCain.
In short, the president is being hosed for something a Republican said.
To be bipartisan about it, it is only fair to affirm that Sarah Palin never actually said: "I can see Russia from my house." It was Tina Fey who spoke those words while doing a crack Palin imitation on "Saturday Night Live."
The whole scenario makes me think that unscrupulous people could fairly easily manipulate others around them by deliberately misquoting others.
One guy who could use a deliberate misquote was the president of Decca Records when the Beatles auditioned in 1962 and turned them away, saying: "We don't like their sound, and guitar music is on the way out." When they write this guy's life history, his people can just say it was a typo by his secretary.
When former presidential candidate Herman Cain infamously said of a woman who accused him of sexual harassment "I don't even know who that woman is," he could have seamlessly claimed he was misquoted and just blamed Bill Clinton for saying it. No one would have raised an eyebrow.
Even in our everyday lives, the art of misquoting could be helpful. Like the guy who takes a woman on a hot date, then promises in a text, "I'll call you." Later, when the woman confronts him about not calling, all he has to do is claim that his frat brothers sent the text. Bam! He is off the hook.
Or, the mean-spirited cousin at the family reunion picnic who is busted for gossiping. "So, Aunt Madge just told me you said I look incredibly fat in these jeans."
"That is not true. I was misquoted. What I said was that you look 'incredibly sad eating those beans.' And I don't blame you. They taste like canned puppy food."
"Hmm, And don't think you got away with saying cousin Judy's little boy is dumb as a bag of hammers."
"That is a falsehood. I said cousin Judy was shy about doing slammers."
Cheeky humor aside, I think a political ad that is still running after it has been proved to be completely misleading is monumentally unfunny. Try misquoting me on that.
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We've got lots to talk about…informing the voters is key to ensuring our state thrives. This interview with Republican Candidate, Tom Pauken, gives an in-depth perspective on many of todays hot issues. From border security to education, we get into the details of our state's government and what he believes should happen if elected in 2014.
This is a candid interview with a veteran of the Reagan Administration who serves as Director of the Texas Workforce Commission. His open, honest responses will resonate with many, in my opinion. He sees what's coming for Texas, and he offers some unique, revolutionary yet simple alternatives to accomplish the same goals.
Reducing taxes is a high priority for Pauken, who proposes the elimination of the Emerging Technology Fund, which essentially, according to Pauken, resembles the Solyndra model, where government invests in private business.
Instead, he proposes to shift those funds into an account to deal directly with securing our border. "Why should we have to count on the federal government to secure our border?" asked Pauken, who added it should be the state's responsibility to secure its own border.
He's concerned with school drop-out rates and feels the school system should provide alternate paths for students, suggesting preparation for trade-schools and vocational training. "We need to create a pathway to jobs," said Pauken.
Regarding the border, he doesn't have a specific plan, but feels confident he would assemble the best minds to create a workable plan. He wants to gather border patrol, federal agents, military experts in technology, and develop a plan that works within the budget.
There's 34 minutes of interview. Please take some time and listen to this candidate. Primaries aren't too far away…You decide.


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Minimum Qualification: Minimum of one (1) year of experience in the maintenance, repair, installation and construction of water, wastewater and related facilities, plus experience in a lead capacity. Valid Washington State driver's license. CDL license required within 12 months of employment, and a minimum of a CDL learner's permit at date of hire. Ability to obtain appropriate certificates as required by law, ordinances and department regulations.
View complete job description, minimum qualifications and/or apply online at www.go2kennewick.com. Click on "Employment Opportunities", then "Current Job Opportunities", then select Pre-Treatment Specialist and proceed as directed. Closing date for application is July 12, 2013. City of Kennewick is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


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It may have looked like a simple coffee date, but much like Christian Grey, things were more complicated than they appeared on the Vancouver set of Fifty Shades of Grey.
It took more than 200 cast and crew members at Rainier Provisions to shoot the film's first scene, which involves Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele getting to know each other.
"I've never seen anything like it," café co-owner Erin Heather tells PEOPLE. "It was quite a production for a relatively small scene."
The moment also brought the film's stars Jamie Dornan, 31, and Dakota Johnson, 24, together on set for the first time. Heather says she could feel a really "good energy," adding that the actors were in great spirits.
"They seemed really happy. It was the first day, so everyone was nervous but excited."
First-day jitters may also be blamed on the 44 lattes that were made throughout the day for Grey's character.
"When the shots were done, I was just giving the crew lattes," Heather tells PEOPLE. "There was no point in throwing them out!"
Fifty Shades of Grey: Inside the First Scene to Shoot


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"I chose LSSU expecting a very good engineering education. What I didn't expect was faculty with real-world engineering experience and abilities, labs with real-world equipment, projects with real-world outcomes, and an entire campus staff with real interest in my success, as a student and yet today. My LSSU engineering education has created or supported every desired career opportunity. LSSU was absolutely the right place for me."
Dan Goodrich,
Mechanical Engineering 1999,
Vehicle Test & Development,
Electronic Brake Systems Group,
Auburn Hills, MI
Dereck Wonnacutt
Robotics and Computer Science
"Lake Superior State is the only robotics program of its kind in the country. I can work up any research or senior project idea with a professor or my advisor. I studied for a year in Japan through LSSU's connection with the Japan Center for Michigan Universities, and became fluent in Japanese. A Japanese company called Fanuc makes most of the robots in our lab. I'd like to roll my senior research project into a career with Fanuc that bridges the two countries and cultures."


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Online safety training for organizations of all shapes and sizes. We provide innovative e-learning solutions to meet your professional development, regulatory compliance, and risk management challenges. Our online safety training solution provides training for your organization 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
based in Kennesaw, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
ABUTEC, an acronym for Advanced Burner Technologies, is an international manufacturer of Environmentally Friendly Combustion Solutions. ABUTEC specializes in offering high efficiency, low emission, burners and flares to various industry segments and applications. ABUTEC manufactures Infrared Burners, Enclosed Flares, Vapor Combustors, Incinerators, Thermal Oxidizers, and ...
Pollution Srl
based in Budrio, ITALY
POLLUTION is an experienced designer and manufacturer of analytical instruments for the on-site chemical analysis of volatile compounds. Since 1991 POLLUTION has been a leader in micro GC and emissions FID technologies. Markets served: Environmental, Energy & Process (natural gas, petrochemical), Health & Safety. POLLUTION's young and highly motivated team, on top of ...