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Athlete Profile
Athlete: Matt Price
How I Eat
I eat strict Paleo
I eat quality foods but don't measure the amount
Paleo 95% of time. However I do use protien powder and some other vitamans.
How I Train
I workout mostly at a CrossFit Affiliate
I record my workouts
My Athletic Background
I played youth or high school level sports
My Experience With CrossFit
I began CrossFit by trying it alone (without a coach)
I have completed the CrossFit Level 1 certificate course
I train other people
My Work/Rest Schedule
I usually only do 1 workout a day
How long have you been doing CrossFit?
4+ years
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Title: "US Military Action Against Iraq Not First Option." President Bush feels the US should pursue certain diplomatic activities before considering military action to compel
Iraqi compliance with UN resolutions. (910630)
Translated Title: EU afirma accion militar contra Irak no constituye primera opcion. (910630)
Author: SULLIVAN, ALEXANDER M (USIA STAFF WRITER)
Date: 19910630
06/30/91 U.S. MILITARY ACTION AGAINST IRAQ NOT FIRST OPTION (Bush says he has set diplomacy in motion) (300) by Alexander M. Sullivan USIA White House Correspondent
Kennebunkport, Maine -- President Bush feels the United States should do "certain things" before considering military action to compel Iraqi compliance with United Nations resolutions.
The president told reporters at his summer home in Kennebunkport that he has "set in train" a round of diplomatic activity similar to that preceding Desert Storm, the 100-hour military offensive which swept Saddam Hussein's invading forces out of Kuwait earlier this year.
Bush said June 29 Saddam's attempt to shield sites believed to contain nuclear facilities is simply "unacceptable" to the international community, which set as one of the conditions for ending the military offensive Iraqi cooperation in finding and dismantling possible means of manufacturing weapons of mass destruction, like chemical munitions and nuclear weapons.
Bush said the intelligence data on Iraqi nuclear facilities is "incontrovertible ... those in the United States and others that have seen the evidence are just convinced of it. I mean, it's visible, it's clear."
The president said Saddam's attempt to hide nuclear equipment "makes it more difficult" to deal with Iraq. "Anytime you're cheating and lying and hiding, (it) complicates things."
Although news reports have said the administration has begun an internal discussion of what sort of military response would be best suited to compel Iraqi compliance, Bush said he hasn't discussed any specific option.
"It's premature," he said, "to discuss what might be done by the United States and others."
He said Washington will be consulting with other nations, but he twice noted existing U.N. Security Council resolutions already provide adequate authority to use military force. NNNN
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A coalition of children's health leaders today announced the launch of Vax Northwest, a public-private partnership created to ensure all children and communities in Washington are protected from preventable, life-threatening diseases. The coalition—including Group Health, Seattle Children's, the Washington State Department of Health, WithinReach and the Community Pediatric Foundation of Washington—was formed to provide parents with the information they need when making decisions about vaccinating their children.
Washington State has the highest vaccine exemption rate in the country: about 6.2 percent of local parents choose to opt out of kindergarten vaccination requirements for their children. Most states have rates lower than 3 percent.
"Most parents choose to protect their children from diseases such as measles, meningitis, polio and whooping cough through vaccinations," said Ed Marcuse MD, associate medical director at Seattle Children's. "That choice also helps reduce the spread of preventable diseases; however, some parents are skipping or delaying routine vaccines, and that leaves our communities at risk for disease outbreaks."
Vaccines protect children that receive them from life-threatening diseases while also protecting the health of family, friends and the community in which those children live. When vaccination rates are high, people who cannot be protected directly by vaccines—such as newborns and people with leukemia or immune system diseases—are protected because they are not exposed to the disease.
When parents choose not to fully vaccinate their children, the health of children and communities are put at risk. In fact, there have been two tragic deaths of babies from whooping cough so far this year, a disease against which babies are too young to be fully vaccinated. In 2010, there were more than 600 cases of whooping cough in Washington, up from 291 in 2009.
"It might seem as though diseases like whooping cough or measles are not a threat, because many of today's parents haven't experienced them," said David Grossman MD, medical director for preventive care at Group Health. "We want to help parents get the information they need when making vaccination decisions for their children."
Vax Northwest will address this growing concern by developing tools for health care providers to work with parents as they make vaccination decisions for their children. Vax Northwest is also developing community outreach resources so that parents can share information in their own communities. The coalition plans to test and evaluate its approach so the lessons learned can be shared across Washington State and beyond.
The activities of this five-year effort are funded by the Group Health Foundation and a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Vax Northwest is also reaching out to other funding partners to join the coalition.
One parent who supports the work of Vax Northwest is Heidi Bruch, who unintentionally passed whooping cough to her newborn daughter Caroline. When she was just two weeks old, Caroline began coughing, just as Bruch had been during her last few weeks of pregnancy. During one of her coughing episodes, Caroline started turning blue and was rushed to the hospital, where she stayed for nearly a month in critical condition. She ultimately survived, but this serious illness could have been prevented by a vaccine.
"I feel compelled to tell other mothers the importance of getting vaccinations against these preventable illnesses because I do not want any other mother to have to witness what I saw when my child was turning blue, fighting for her life, because of a disease that's preventable by vaccination," said Bruch.
Consistently ranked as one of the best children's hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report, Seattle Children's serves as the pediatric and adolescent academic medical referral center for the largest landmass of any children's hospital in the country (Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho). For more than 100 years, Seattle Children's has been delivering superior patient care while advancing new treatments through pediatric research. Seattle Children's serves as the primary teaching, clinical and research site for the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Washington School of Medicine. The hospital works in partnership with Seattle Children's Research Institute and Seattle Children's Hospital Foundation. For more information, visit www.seattlechildrens.org or follow us on Twitter or Facebook.
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Helderberg is the most beautiful place to grow up in. It makes all other places seem rather ordinary. It's the perfect place for families. Let me start by describing Helderberg area firstly it consist out of four basic area's, Somerset west the largest part Strand, Gordons bay and Van der Stel. I can remember as a child the four areas were reasonably separated from each other, now they just run into each other.
We are tucked in between the beautiful helderberg mountains and the false bay seas with its wonderful long white beaches. My favorite beach is bikini beach it's right next to the old harbour in gordons bay. It's a tiny beach probably why it appeals so much to me it's more the scene of the young adults rather than small families.
I have two small children so now i have started going to the strand beach it's much more family friendly because of how the reef runs. At bikini you walk in the water and you are almost immediately waist high in the sea with rough waves most of the time, where strand you have to walk a couple of meters in the sea getting slowly deeper and deeper and the waves are quite big at the back but shallow area is always nice especially for kiddies.
There are some rocky spots at the strand beach as well were little children love to play. There is all kinds of sea life so they have allot to keep them busy with shell collecting and exploring. There is 2 harbours and a jetty, the old harbour is next to bikini beach, the new harbour called harbour island is more of boats and restaurants with a big hotel called the harbour island hotel, which is very beautiful. They are both in gordonsbay.
The jetty in the strand is recently closed due to safety reasons. Well if you are tired of the beaches there is our beautiful mountain. The nature reserve is the best place to go for a hike or a picnic there is a entrance fee though but i believe it's well worth it. There is lovely trails snaking up the foot of helderberg not going completely to the top.
They have reintroduced some wild life my personal favorite is the really large tortoise who wanders the picnic area like a gentle giant. There is a small museum dedicated to the nature reserve as well a small restaurant with home made food with some traditional south African meals. Then there is radlof park were people can take they're dogs, its probably the only dog friendly public place in somerset west it runs along the lourens river.
Then there are plenty of places to to get a better view. There are 2 that I'm particularly fond of. One is at the top of van der stel road before it goes over the mountain to grabouw there is a turn off were people can park their cars and take in the view and what a view! It's probably the best place to see helderberg in its full glory you can see the whole bay area even to Cape Town.
On a nice day everything so crisp and clear. You can also go at night time what a sight to see all the city lights its just breathtaking. Some people like to paraglyde from that point i do not know if you need permition to do it but i have seen people do it i even took pictures once while i was there. The other place also has the same vantage point but is much higher and you see much more of the ocean, we even saw a whale from there. It's by Steenbras dam, there is a road that leads all the way up the mountain (gordon's bay's side) which is really steep.
Then there is a parking lot just outside the gate were people can park and have a look around. There are some hiking trails. I personally have never tried them though so i do not know were they lead or how they are. But the view, that view people pay millions for to watch everyday, and i don't blame them. If you ever are in this area you have to see it especially on sunset because you can see table mountain and the sun descending on it and the ocean in between with helderberg on the right standing proud.


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Lindsey Poisson: Trips home include bearing Erie gifts
This time tomorrow, I'll be on my way for a visit home to Michigan.
The sun will be shining (hopefully). Music will be blaring (definitely).
Maybe I'll stop by a Waffle House on the way (yay, waffles!).
What a lovely time for hitting the road. And muling.
It seems the longer I live in Erie and the more my family visits the area, the more elaborate my preparations for a trip home have become. Especially since I'm given a shopping list of local goodies to bring with me when I come home.
I'm not going to name names. Let's just say I have to go to one place for wasabi rice crackers. Another for gourmet chocolate truffles. I also have to pick up a few bricks of a specific brand of horseradish cheese that apparently can't be found anywhere in the Mitten.
When I imagined my future as a young professional making my way in the world, it didn't include cheese trafficking.
But I suppose it's nice that my family has become so enamored with certain aspects of Erie. I have to do a little bit of running around a day or two ahead of time, and I'm pretty sure they can get similar products back in Michigan, but whatever. They're delighted when I come home bearing bags of stuff -- especially the niece and nephew, who have begun to follow a greeting/hug with, "What did you bring me?"
Unfortunately, leaving Michigan is starting to need some prep, too. I once made the mistake of bringing a few bags of Michigan-brand chips to share with co-workers -- and it's something they ask about whenever I mention taking a trip back home.
LINDSEY POISSON can be reached at 870-1871 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNpoisson.


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World leaders convened two summits in New York last week focusing on multilateral responses to the growing challenge of refugee crises and unmanaged migration flows, which have surged to the top of the agenda at the highest levels of government around the world. While score cards for these types of events are difficult to keep, it is clear that the summits offered reasons for both disappointment and hope.
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The United Nations will convene a summit on large movements of migrants and refugees on September 19th in New York. Though the summit itself is not scheduled to produce significant new commitments, it sets the stage for a process that could prove tremendously important, as former Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees T. Alexander Aleinikoff explores in this commentary.
At the fourth anniversary of the Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, this issue brief describes the populations eligible for DACA as of 2016; discusses recent policy developments; presents trends in DACA requests and application rates nationwide, by state, and for top countries of origin; and examines the impacts that DACA has had on qualifying young unauthorized immigrants.
The stark contrast between the Republican and Democratic parties on immigration was codified in their 2016 party platforms, and showcased in the rosters of convention speakers—featuring victims of unauthorized immigrant crimes on the one hand, and unauthorized immigrants living in fear on the other. This article explores the evidence, even compared to earlier platforms, of two divergent universes regarding immigration.
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News of the Zika virus outbreak in Latin America has raised alarm bells, resulting in scattered calls for tighter restrictions on international entries to the United States. Evidence shows, however, that closing borders and restrictions on international travel tend to have little impact on the spread of infectious diseases. This feature article explores the linkages between public health and migration in the Americas.
While the political and economic ramifications of the UK vote to quit the European Union hit with full force within hours, it will take far more time to sort out what Brexit means for migration policy. In the short term, the rights of EU nationals living in Britain are the most pressing, with border-control negotiations and future immigration levels also high on the agenda. Against a backdrop of deep public skepticism, this commentary suggests the next government should underpromise and overdeliver.


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Man, if I could just figure out liquid eyeliner to begin with, I'd love to have the riding-bicycle effect! My hands aren't steady and my eyelids flutter
I feel like a little kid trying to get colouring right when I first go to put on makeup, and then I sort of remember what do do and manage to get things inside the lines. I put it on only a couple of times a year these days, but once upon a time I did my eyes daily (never really was a foundation/powder girl, though). I feel a little like I'm in drag when I do it now, but for stuff like weddings, it seems like the thing to do.
It's funny, because in other ways I do the feminine thing just fine--I like fun dresses, I have a fondness for interesting design and unusual jewellery, and I like shoes (but only wear flats). But makeup is something I've largely abandoned.
If I didn't define myself for myself, I would be crunched into other people's fantasies for me and eaten alive. --Audre Lorde
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Man, if I could just figure out liquid eyeliner to begin with, I'd love to have the riding-bicycle effect! My hands aren't steady and my eyelids flutter
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Great Pic. I should post one of my punk days in the 80"s.
I think you should wear eyeliner every day just for yourself.
Hey Gravy!
nothing at all, I was just thinking friendly thoughts of you and decided to leave that sentiment in writing. Now doesn't that just warm the cockles of your heart?
Hi, Crabbcakes! It does indeed warm my heart. Thanks for thinking of me!
I'm doing fine. Been going out a ton with new friends and just came home from a ladydate about an hour ago. Life is so good! We have another date tomorrow. She's really hot and awesome and she's extremely into me. We went to a new gay bar tonight after talking for like 5 hours, and gay dudes were buying us drinks. Good times were had by all!
I haven't been losing much weight lately because drinking has been interfering. I wish more bars had diet sodas! I've been enjoying myself, though. And frankly I think that's what's most important right now. Although, I did make an AWESOME cocktail recently: rootbeer float cocktails! It's cake vodka (or whipped cream vodka), diet rootbeer, and heavy cream. Tastes amazing and only like 2g carbs! Also amazing, but NOT low-carb: cake vodka white russians. They taste just like tira misu. <3 Incredible.
I'm still at like 194 lbs right now, which pretty much sucks, but whatever. Better than 260!
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Yay Gravy! Glad the ladydates are going well, and I'm totally with you that the social thing is important for you right now.
If I didn't define myself for myself, I would be crunched into other people's fantasies for me and eaten alive. --Audre Lorde
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OMG I LOVE tiramisu!
I am SO happy to hear that the friends and dating thing is totally going your way! We all knew your awesomeness, now others get to see it, too, and they are people YOU reciprocally like!
I have never heard of cake vodka - will have to look that one up, especially if you can make a tiramisu cocktail out of it. I have had a white russian, and liked it - sounds very promising. I have discovered a serious liking for Mike's Harder Lemonade in the summer and I like a good cocktail on holidays. There is a bottle of ice wine in my hutch hubby brought back from Jersey at my request a little while ago - will have to have that soon.
If you are drinking and are still at 194, you are still looking out for yourself. When you are ready, you will start in again on the weight descent. I agree - social thing at this point trumps.
Hubby is on his way back from Jersey and will arrive this evening - maybe it is time to see what else is in the liquor cabinet (I don't ever drink when hubby is gone - if I ever had to make a run for the emergency room with Third because hubby wasn't here to do it, it would be very, very bad to arrive smelling of C2-H6-O...), just as a welcome home.
Oi, Gravy, are you having too much fun to update? Hope so!
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Jennifer Renee Milliron and Dr. Brandon Michael Traficante, both of Altoona, are engaged to be married.
Miss Milliron is the daughter of Michael and Renee Milliron of Altoona.
She is a 2001 graduate of Altoona Area High School, a 2005 graduate of Penn State University, Univer-sity Park, with a bachelor's degree in elementary education and a minor in history, and a 2008 graduate of Gannon University, Erie, with a master's degree in curriculum and instruction.
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She is a kindergarten teacher in the Altoona Area School District.
Dr. Traficante is the son of Connie Traficante of Duncansville and Michael Traficante of Altoona.
He is a 1999 graduate of Altoona Area High School and attended Clarion University. He is a 2004 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropratic, Davenport, Iowa, with a doctorate in chiropractic medicine.
He is owner of Traficante Family Chiropractic, Altoona.
An October wedding is being planned at Trinity Lutheran Church, Altoona.


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the acting of arguring a proven fact and trying to get the last word.
Craig was craiging on our discussion.
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I'm going to quit my job and go craiging
dari GregZ Selasa, 09 April 2013
The art of making a girl fall in love with you and then ditching her.
Tori broke up with her boyfriend for Doug but it turns out he was just craiging on her.
dari hiddenknowledge Minggu, 30 Januari 2011
The act of being a third wheel.
The act of ruining a moment.
The act of ruining a moment.
"I was in the process of making out with my girlfriend, then craig showed up."
"I hate it when that guy shows up, he's always craiging.
"I hate it when that guy shows up, he's always craiging.
dari Nikthemighty Rabu, 13 Agustus 2008
a fun pool game where u must use a giant slingshot to ht some one with a blowup aligator
Hey man craigings a great pool game.
dari ducka steve Senin, 16 November 2009
When a bro bails on another bro for a hoe
James is craiging on us for that bitch. Josh just craiged on us for his girlfriend!
dari xamboni11 Jumat, 18 Februari 2011
the act of perusing Craigslist with or without purpose
I was craiging last night and this guy was trying to sell, not give away, but actually sell his used underwear and socks.
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To our friends and guests of the Cornwall Centre Regina Crime Stoppers Golf Classic coming up on Monday, July 18.
Our day on the greens is approaching fast! We've got some exciting days ahead of us as we prepare to host you and your friends.
Here are some critical times you'll want to remember on tournament day on Monday, July 18.
Please support this worthwhile cause by sponsoring or golfing in this prestigious golf tournament. Register online or fill out this form and send with your payment. Sponsorship is limited.
The cost to enter is $240.00 or foursome $950.00 which includes green fees, power cart, lunch, dinner, driving range, tee gift, and more.
You can now enter our golf tournament or sign up to sponsor the event online.
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Sponsorship Information
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Regina Crime Stoppers has engaged Unsolved Crime Publications, an organization dedicated to increasing awareness and raising funds for Crime Stoppers Programs, in sponsoring a Telephone Appeal to businesses in Regina.
Funds are being raised to help publish a 2016 Regina Crime Stoppers Awareness Guide designed to increase public awareness of our Crime Stoppers Program and highlight "Unsolved Crimes".
We are asking local businesses for their support in this fundraising initiative.
For further information, please contact Unsolved Crime Publications Regina Crime Stoppers Campaign Office (toll free) at 1-866-903-1564.
Thank you for your support.
Laurie Norman
President - Regina Crime Stoppers
We want to thank Cobs Bread, Tim Horton's on Albert Street South for helping us celebrate International Crime Stoppers Awareness Month and helping Regina Crime Stoppers show our appreciation to the men and women who work hard every day to keep us safe.
Donation Canisters will be available on all 7-Eleven Canada front counters during January and February 2016 offering customers the opportunity to support Crime Stoppers Programs throughout the country. 7‐Eleven Canada and Crime Stoppers in Canada have maintained a long‐standing partnership in fostering safer communities. This annual appeal raised a record‐setting $53,000 for Crime Stoppers programs. Since 2004, 7-Eleven Canada customers have donated over $500,000 to support Crime Stoppers programs across the country. These funds are used to ensure that the Crime Stoppers 24/7 anonymous tip line is available for use by all citizens.
Regina Crime Stoppers President Laurie Norman announced today that the organization received 1,028 tips in 2015. That is the most ever in Regina Crime Stoppers 31 year history.
"Regina Crime Stoppers is a safe and anonymous way to provide information on crimes and will guarantee a police investigation," said Laurie Norman. "We work closely with the Regina Police Service and local media to partner against crime in Regina."
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Crime Stoppers setting up for the Regina Chamber of Commerce 2015 Business to Business Show.
Crime Stoppers was in the news recently as a robber turned himself in after being identified on Crime Stoppers by former youth worker. Read the Leader-Post article here.
It was a beautiful day for the 12th Annual Crime Stoppers golf tournament presented by the Cornwall Centre. Thank you to our sponsors, golfers, volunteers and the Royal Regina for making this an outstanding event.
Left Photo: Regina Crime Stoppers proud to be a part of the 2015 RPS Showcase.
Right Photo: Board Member "Big Shooter" Mark is ready to spray any and all Regina Crime Stopper Tattoos.
Regina Crime Stoppers in partnership with Conexus Insurance and Regina Police Service held their third annual SpeakOut Regina at Campus Regina Public on Wednesday, April 15. This event brought together 74 high school students from 16 different high schools to discuss issues youth face. The emphasis focused on safety within their schools and the community.
We really enjoyed working with Mike and Ryan from Arcas Advertising during our branding session.
We want to thank Cobs Bread, Broad Street Tim Horton's and Fresh and Sweet for helping us celebrate International Crime Stoppers Awareness Month and helping Regina Crime Stoppers show our appreciation to the men and women who work hard every day to keep us safe.
Donation Canisters will be available on all 7 Eleven Canada front counters during January and February 2015. The public is invited to make donations and all monies donated will be used to support Crime Stoppers programs in the province where the money is collected.
After more than three decades of work, Regina Crime Stoppers has been involved in recovering over $10 million worth of drugs and stolen property.
That's pretty good for a community based, charitable organization run by a volunteer board of directors.
Regina Crime Stoppers, along with more than 1,700 other community Crime Stoppers programs in 32 countries, recognizes January as International Crime Stoppers Awareness Month. Here are a few shots from the media conference and a Fact Sheet with more information.
Celebrating 30 years of Crime Stoppers with our good friends at CTV and Regina Police Service.
Regina Crime Stoppers participates in the South Land Mall Santa Clause Parade.
Crime Stoppers was proud to promote crime prevention in our community during the 2014 Business to Business Expo.
Regina Crime Stoppers having a few laughs at the Business to Business Expo!
Author Cal Millar speaks highly of Regina Crime Stoppers with John Gormley. Listen to the pod cast.
Presenting Sponsor - Cornwall Centre General Manager Doug Kozak
Thank you for your support!
The Regina Crime Stoppers Charity Golf Classic was once again a big hit. Hosted in partnership with the Cornwall Centre, the tournament raised valuable funds in support of Regina Crime Stoppers.
On behalf of the Regina Crime Stoppers Board of Directors, I would like to thank all of our participants, sponsors and volunteers for making this year's event another great success. It is also very important to recognise the Cornwall Centre for their generous 11-year partnership.
As always, proceeds from this event assist the Regina Crime Stoppers program in its efforts to assist the Regina Police Service in preventing and solving crime in our community.
Once again, thank you for your support. I'm looking forward to seeing you on the course next year.
Laurie Norman
Regina Crime Stoppers Board
Councillors Burnett & Flegel, Mayor Michael Fougere & Patrick Book
Councillor Jerry Flegel, Mayor Michael Fougere – Behind is Patrick Book
Presenting Sponsor - Cornwall Centre General Manager Doug Kozak with Guests/Sponsors Garth Tomlinson of PCL and Kevin Percy of Marlin Travel
Regina Red Sox
Regina Crime Stoppers Vice President Randy Brooks and the Commissionaire's team
Special thanks to Rob Cumberland of RNC Imagery for sponsoring the 2014 Cornwall Centre Golf Classic and supplying great photos of our absolutely perfect day.
To see more, follow the link http://www.rncimagery.com/Galleries/Events/2014-Cornwall-Centre-Regina
Crime Stoppers President Laurie Norman behind the wheel of the Crime Stoppers Jeep that was graciously donated by the DILAWRI AUTOMOTIVE GROUP and TRIPLE SEVEN CHRYSLER.
K9 is a big fan of Regina Crime Stoppers and Executive Director Sharon Clarke.
The cost to enter is $245.00 or foursome $980.00 which includes green fees, power cart, lunch, dinner, driving range, tee gift, etc.
Golf Information
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Sponsorship Information
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Regina Crime Stoppers participated in Regina Police Service Open House on May 28, 2014. This event keeps growing every year, getting bigger and better. Congratulations Regina Police Service for a job well done!
After 15 year of service with Regina Crime Stoppers, Brian Zawacki has decided to retire. Brian has been a dedicated and active board member holding a number of positions with the Executive, including President and Past President. We wish you all the best and thank you for everything you have done to contribute to the success of Regina Crime Stoppers.
The second annual SpeakOut Regina was held at Miller High School on April 16, 2014 with over 70 students from across the city attending. We were all inspired by Winston Blake, from the Restorative Action Program in Saskatoon, focusing on Power, Potential & Responsibility. In discussion groups the students examined issues of safety and concern in their schools and communities then discussed these concerns with decision makers from our community, such as the Chief of Police, Troy Hagen and City Councillor, Mike O'Donnell as well as representatives from the Catholic and Public School Boards.
Thank you to all who participated and helped make this day a success. Thank you to Conexus Insurance for your generous ongoing support. We look forward to another successful SpeakOut Regina in 2015.
Left to Right: Dave Morgan, Constable Kimberly Glazer and Laurie Norman
Mayor Fougere has proclaimed January as Crime Stoppers Month in the City of Regina.
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NOT now for science in Serbia
This is sort of an update regarding one of my previous posts where I wrote about the petition to re-establish the Ministry of Science in Serbia. And I'd like to thank Nature for posting news about this on the News Blog. The most recent news that appeared on the Nature News blog regarding this very same topic is unfortunately not good.
In a nut-shell: The newly formed Serbian government has defied recommendations from the country's scientific community:
it will not re-establish the dedicated science ministry that was abolished last year.
You can read more about it here.
Well, what to say?
The optimistic way of looking at it would be: we'll keep on fighting.
The pessimistic way would be: what's the use?
The realistic way...I don't know.
I think I'll stick to the optimistic way.
Any comments&suggestions?
P.S. If you're interested in taking part in our initiative I'd like to invite you to join the Facebook group: Science in Serbia


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Darrell E. Swanson, 82, of Geneseo died Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012, at Hammond-Henry Hospital's Long Term Care Unit, Geneseo. Per his request, cremation rites have been accorded. Private inurnment services with military honors will be accorded at a later date in Oakwood Cemetery, Geneseo. Memorials may be directed to the Darrell Swanson Memorial Fund. Vandemore Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Geneseo is in charge of the arrangements.
He was born on Jan. 9, 1930, in Geneseo, the son of Herbert and Cordice (Armstrong) Swanson. He was a 1948 graduate of Geneseo High School and served his country in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean War. He married Norma J. Wirth on Nov. 13, 1954, in Atkinson. He was a lifetime farmer in rural Geneseo, retiring in 2000. He was a member of St. Malachy's Catholic Church and had been a charter member of the Geneseo Jaycees. He was passionate about farming and spending time with his family.
Survivors include his wife, Norma; two sons, Terry Swanson of Leonard, Texas, and Steve Swanson of Geneseo; four grandchildren, Brandi, Austin, Tabatha and Scarlett Swanson; one brother and spouse, Ronald and Maxine Swanson of Cambridge; two sisters and spouses, Lauretta and Clarence Drescher of Cambridge and Linda and Robert Six of Florida. He was preceded in death by his parents; one son, Scott Swanson; and two brothers, Kenneth and Stanley Swanson.
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[QUOTE=Knifegill;987488]Okay, I'll do one here. But I have to stop as soon as my legs cramp even if nothing else is even tired yet.
12 seconds. Both of my thighs began to cramp simultaneously. Yes, I can hold an L-sit for 30 seconds at least, do up to 20 chin-ups, 45 push-ups and sometimes one-armed chin-ups, 10 to 15 clapping plyometric chin-ups, plyometric dips, and more - but if it takes legs - count me out.
And now that I did that, I might randomly start cramping again any time in the next few hours. I've taken my magnesium, but you never know.
The best part? There's no cure. I'm basically fitness-impaired for life. I lay down muscle like a champ but can't use my legs for much more than walking without tragedy. Its hilarious. I'm so proud of how healthy I am, the way I eat, etc., but have no chance of joining a gym, sport, or even running around outside for more than a few minutes. I can play on monkey bars for an hour or more. But even one weighted squat? Better have a spotter with a baseball bat ready to beat my legs when they turn to iron. :([/QUOTE]
Knifegill, your achievements are awesome, but can't be easy with the leg cramps. Obviously you have investigated this to the max..... are the legs better since going primal ???
Thanx Seaweed, I actually found the side plank easier, but it was a first, so we shall see how long that attitude lasts !!!!!


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Here's the start of my pitching rankings:
110. Kyle Kendrick, Phillies: It would be nice if the Phils could just leave him in the rotation.
111. Chris Capuano, Dodgers: He can't do it again.
112. Rafael Betancourt, Rockies: He's the closer, but he's up there in age (37).
113. A.J. Griffin, A's: He's not overpowering, but he's good enough.
114. Jeff Karstens, Pirates: Need to get a Bucco on the list early.
115. Josh Beckett, Dodgers: Some players fall a bit, don't they? At least he's in a good park.
116. Bronson Arroyo, Reds: Cincy will be good. Should get wins.
117. Jared Burton, Twins: Closer in waiting.
118. Luke Gregerson, Padres: High Ks from a reliever who won't hurt your ERA. Could pick up saves, too.
119. Tyler Clippard, Nationals: See Gregerson.
120. Hisashi Iwakuma, Mariners: He went 9-5 with a 3.16 ERA last season.
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At 7,050 ft., Grayback Mountain is the tallest peak in the Josephine County. Grayback got its name in the days of the Gold Rush. Miners were often irritated by lice, or "graybacks" and named the mountain accordingly. This trail began with an idea from the Rogue Group Sierra Club. With the help of the Forest Service, the community of Williams, and volunteers on Public Lands Day events, the Bureau of Land Management was able to construct the trail between1989 and 2006.


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LEADING OFF: For the second time in three days, the Curve's game with New Britain was postponed on Thursday night. It will be made up in a doubleheader later this month when the Rock Cats play in Altoona. No date has been announced
SAFE AT FIRST: Because of the rain out, Curve RHP Casey Sadler (6-4, 3.20) will start tonight's game against Trenton Thunder RHP Jose Ramirez (1-3, 2.76).
STEALING SECOND: The Pirates promoted CF Gregory Polanco from Single-A Bradenton to the Curve on Thursday. Polanco hit .312 in 57 games with the Marauders this season. He has also doubled 17 times and knocked in 30 runs this year.
ROUNDING THIRD: Polanco, who is from the Dominican Republic, has been in the Pirates system since 2009 and was rated the No. 51 best prospect by Baseball American in 2013. The 21-year-old hit .325 last season with Single-A West Virginia and blasted 16 homers.
HEADING HOME: The Curve return home tonight, taking on Trenton at 7 p.m. after a short road trip the New Britain. The Curve will spend seven straight games at home, taking on the Thunder and New Hampshire with an off day on Monday. Altoona is currently in a stretch of playing 15 straight games against American League teams.
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A former soldier caught with a loaded rifle during a police domestic call out the day after he was discharged from the Army for disciplinary breaches has been convicted today.
Police found a .308 calibre rifle hidden in a sleeping bag in the bedroom of ex-Corporal Samuel George Ottley.
They also found stolen New Zealand Defence Force ammunition and magazines stashed around his Templeton home, outside Christchurch on May 3.
He'd been discharged from the Army the day before after "several" unrelated disciplinary lapses, the NZDF says.
At Christchurch District Court today, Ottley, 38, pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm without a licence, unlawful possession of ammunition and theft of NZDF property.
The experienced soldier, of more than 12 years' service, had been upset at leaving the job he loved, his defence counsel Tony Greig told the court.
He'd been drinking with his partner, when they had an argument and she called the police.
Officers were told that Ottley was drunk and had "immediate access to firearms", so the Armed Offenders Squad was dispatched.
The Explosive Ordinance Disposal Squad and Military Police were also called to the scene.
Ottley, whose firearms license had been revoked, was asleep when armed police arrived, and found the rifle hidden inside a sleeping bag in his bedroom, with bullets in its magazine.
Judge Alistair Garland today raised concerns that the gun appeared to have been kept loaded.
But Mr Greig said there were no bullets in the breach, and that his client - an experienced gun user who handled weapons every day in the Army, "routinely" kept it loaded.
Now that he was unemployed Ottley was keen to do any community work sentence in "double quick time", his lawyer said.
Mr Greig said he'd been discharged from the Army after a drink-driving conviction in February.
In sentencing him to 200 hours of community work, Judge Garland accepted that Ottley kept the gun for hunting purposes and "nothing sinister", but criticised him for his practice of keeping loaded guns in the house.
"You are Army-trained. You should know better than to have any firearms with any bullets at all in them in the home."
The judge ordered the destruction of the rifle, along with the ammunition which had not already been returned to the NZDF.
The NZDF today said it would not take any separate legal action against Ottley.
A spokeswoman stressed that the Army took the theft of property seriously, with several steps in place to ensure that strict sign-offs were followed when personnel were discharged from service.
It also had procedures to safeguard against the theft of ammunition used during training.
"Unfortunately, in this instance the former soldier in question has managed to obtain ammunition, despite the in-place procedures," said the NZDF spokeswoman.
"The NZDF regularly reviews its ammunition procedures to ensure it maintains best practices to enable good training balanced with security and safety requirements."


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A veteran Detroit police investigator is raising doubts about a teenager's confession to four murders when he was 14 years old.
Ira Todd has signed an affidavit, saying Davontae Sanford's confession may not be reliable.
He looked at Sanford's statements and a video and says officers were told what they already knew about the 2007 murders.
Sanford's lawyer is trying to persuade a Wayne County judge to throw out his 2008 guilty plea to second-degree murder. Kim McGinnis says the boy was trying to please police. The 17-year-old is in prison until at least 2046.
McGinnis is asking Judge Brian Sullivan to allow Todd to testify as an expert. Prosecutors declined to comment this week.
Sullivan has been holding a series of hearings. The next one is May 4.


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Q: I was given a ferret by a friend about two months ago (never had one before). My friend's other two ferrets didn't get along with her, they were too old, 5 and 6, so Princess and I became a family.
I've noticed with my work schedule (sometimes I can be gone more than 12 hours a day) that Princess sleeps a lot, even when I'm home. I thought she was bored, so I decided to get her a friend. Honey Bee joined our family about four days ago. Now the problem I'm having is this: When they play they seem to have fun, hopping around and wrestling, biting, rolling and hissing at each other. They seem to like each other, that is, until bedtime.
Princess has her own cage and Honey Bee has a smaller one. I didn't want to pay for another cage, hoping they will eventually be able to sleep in the same one. I keep both cage doors open during the day while I'm here and put them in their own cage when it's bedtime for me or I'm gone. Honey Bee seems to love napping in Princess' cage during the day, to the point where she's kicked Princess out. She also "vandalizes" Princess' cage. Princess has always kept it neat — her blanket under the ledge, the litter area in its right area. Honey Bee plays in the litter area, digging in every area of the cage she can, making a huge mess inside and out. She also drags the sleeping blanket all over the cage, even the litter area.
Princess doesn't nap in her cage anymore, preferring to sleep under my bed or sometimes in it. So when it's bedtime, I have to take Princess and put her in her cage and take Honey Bee and put her back in her own cage. Is this right? Am I doing this wrong?
I was told not to put them in the same cage for a while until they get along better, but when they're in the cage at the same time they both start to hiss loudly and seem to fight a lot more and one of them leaves, usually Princess. Should I stop letting Honey Bee do this by making her nap in her own cage even when my ultimate goal is to get them to sleep together? I'm at a complete loss here. Please help!
A: The first warning signs that you mentioned were when you said the ferrets were biting, rolling and hissing at each other. These are not signs of ferrets having fun; they are establishing dominance. As long as they are not breaking skin, they will probably work things out in the long run.
Vandalizing Princess' cage might be Honey Bee's way of telling Princess that she wants to be boss. It can also just be her way of saying, "I'm bored." Not all ferrets keep their areas neat. Princess, in the meantime, is feeling rejected and is seeking solace in your bedroom.
Try offering your ferrets treats together so they learn that being together means getting a reward. A few tiny treats a couple of times per play session can help them learn to tolerate each other.
Because you already have had them out playing together, you might as well try putting them in the cage together for short periods of time when you are around. Don't leave them in there all day while you are gone yet, though. When they get to the point where they can last the night together in the cage, then I would feel free to let them stay together all day. For some ferrets this may take a few more days. Other ferrets may take weeks to get along better. Just be patient and give both your ferrets a lot of love and attention.
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In Reply An evidence-based discussion on patient-centered care for nonmelanoma skin cancers (NMSCs) is long overdue, and we thank Guerrero et al, Ibrahim, and Lichon and Goldman for sharing their opinions. All of us who care for elderly patients commonly face the challenge of how best to manage these malignant conditions, particularly as new data become available about the generally excellent results of most treatments1 and the frequency of patient-reported problems after therapies.2
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text: Having built an elementary foundation in reading, writing, literature, history, and science, fifth-grade students are ready to start tackling complex literature and ideas. The fifth-grade units present a series of ideas related to the life of the mind: play, invention, clues, conflict, exploration, and coming of age. In the unit on playing with words, students explore the delight of literary language, exemplified in works such as Richard Wilbur's The Disappearing Alphabet and William Blake's "The Echoing Green." This leads into a unit on inventive thinking, where students learn about scientific, artistic, musical, and literary inventors. As the year progresses, students learn how literature can provide insight into culture and history. The units provide many connections with history, science, and the arts; students listen to Renaissance music, examine art from the Civil War, and consider how illustrations contribute to a text. While building vocabulary and learning multiple meanings of words, students begin to study etymology, thus gaining insight into the relationships among languages. Students develop their writing within many genres: reflective essays, reports, journals, stories, responses to literary and artistic works, and more. In their essays, they are able to articulate a central idea and illustrate it with examples, integrate information from several texts, and discuss literary themes. As they continue to learn grammatical concepts and refine their style, students at this level should demonstrate some command of standard English grammar and usage. By the end of fifth grade, students are ready for deeper study of literature and the origins of words.


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COLUMBIA -- Years from now, Josh Dickerson will walk into Williams-Brice Stadium and instantly get a charge from looking up at the signage beyond the south end zone. That's where the words "2009 SEC Eastern Division champion" will likely be displayed.
The Gamecocks could very well go on to win other division titles. Or, they might not. Either way, there will only be one first -- and only one senior class that put its stamp on the school's football history.
"It's the memory of a lifetime," said Dickerson, a senior linebacker. "I'll go on with my life knowing I was on the first team to win the SEC East championship and the SEC East. It's a great note to go out on."
The Gamecocks hope to hold that note today in a homefield, Senior
Day celebration of what the team did a week ago at Florida, thumping the Gators to seize the school's first SEC division title.
South Carolina (7-3) hosts Troy (5-4) at 12:21 p.m. in the final home game for a handful of USC seniors, Dickerson included.
Some seniors, of course, have been around longer than Dickerson, the Kingsland, Ga., native who enrolled a year ago after a stint at Georgia Military College. Hutch Eckerson, for example, is among a small group of fifth-year Gamecocks.
Snapper C.D. Turner and kicker Spencer Lanning, now a captain, are fifth-year players that arrived as walk-ons. Linebacker Rodney Paulk and offensive lineman Terrence Campbell have already been granted sixth years, because of injuries.
"This is the last time running out at Williams-Brice," Eckerson said. "It's kind of a hard reality to deal with."
A part of one of Steve Spurrier's first USC recruiting classes, in 2006, Eckerson was enticed to come to South Carolina by the idea of winning a title. It took nearly every ounce of Eckerson's eligibility to make that promise from Spurrier a reality.
"That's how I bought into coming here," Eckerson said. "He told me, 'We want to win an SEC championship here, do things that have never been done.' It's been a long time and lot of ups and downs, as you know, but we're in it. It's a great feeling."
For Eckerson and the team's offensive line, so was the way the Gamecocks did it. South Carolina ran 54 times in the Florida win, leaning on Marcus Lattimore (212 yards) and the line in a game that was never really in doubt.
"Obviously it's better to win like that," Eckerson said.
The Gamecocks will lose more seniors on their offensive line than any other area of the team. West Ashley native Garrett Chisolm has been a quiet, unsung star at left guard, starting every game except one he missed to attend his father's funeral.
North Charleston native Jarriel King has battled concussions the past two seasons, but he'll try to play today as part of Senior Day.
There were a lot of questions for the Gamecocks coming into the 2010 season, but leadership never really was a concern.
It's rare that a captain returns to a team, much less two. Cliff Matthews and Pat DiMarco were identified early in their USC careers as leaders. They were named captains before their junior seasons, retaining the titles for their senior years.
Spurrier credited the class, and particularly the captains, also including defensive tackle Ladi Ajiboye, with keeping the team focused during summer workouts and meetings -- when the coaching staff's supervision is restricted.
"They're guys with wonderful attitudes," Spurrier said. "It's a good group. ... Give those guys a lot of credit mainly just for the commitment and the attitude that they've had."
Matthews approached Spurrier this week, lamenting the fact that he didn't redshirt as a true freshman. He's not ready for the end. Not yet, anyway.
Asked about senior day festivities this week, Matthews just sort of shrugged. He chose instead to talk about what's further ahead for the Gamecocks: Clemson and the SEC title game.
"We're not done yet," Matthews said. "We'll talk about what we did when the season's over."


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I Am Davidby Anne Holm L. W. Kingsland
David's entire twelve-year life has been spent in a grisly prison camp in Eastern Europe. He knows nothing of the outside world. But when he is given the chance to escape, he seizes it. With his vengeful enemies hot on his heels, David struggles to cope in this strange new world, where his only resources are a compass, a few crusts of bread, his two aching feet, and some vague advice to seek refuge in Denmark. Is that enough to survive? David's extraordinary odyssey is dramatically chronicled in Anne Holm's classic about the meaning of freedom and the power of hope.
North to Freedomby Anne Holm L. W. Kingsland
After escaping from an Eastern European concentration camp where he has spent most of his life, a twelve-year-old boy struggles to cope with an entirely savage world as he flees northward to freedom in Denmark.
Peterby Anne Holm L. W. Kingsland
Peter knew it was madness to suppose a portrait could talk, but nevertheless, there was the boy in yellow promising to show him something interesting. Quelling his misgivings, Peter accepted the challenge and found himself in ancient Greece. No boy in yellow was in evidence, but there was Cimon, the son of a coin maker in nearby Haliartus, with whom Peter stayed. In the course of an adventurous night, when Peter and Cimon managed to uncover the plans of an advancing army, thereby saving the town, Peter realized that Cimon was the best friend he could ever have, but he had little time to appreciate the knowledge before he was shifted to post-Conquest England. Sad at leaving Cimon, Peter was impatient with the squabbles of Rosamund the Norman and Torquil the Saxon over the virtues of their ancestry until danger and their need of his help revealed them as two more true friends. But they, too, were lost to him when he was moved to Cromwell's England. By the time he met the boy in yellow again after returning to his home in Denmark, he was at last able to understand the purpose that linked them together. Highly imaginative but based on historical fact, this is another unusual story by the author of North to Freedom, which won the 1963 Gyldendal Prize for the best Scandinavian children's book and has been widely acclaimed here.
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More on a Maui main man, Garner Ivey, 1928-2012
November 14, 2012 - Robert Collias
Among several emails and mahalos we have received on the passing of Maui wrestling icon Garner Ivey, here are a couple I need to share:
Aloha oe Rob,
I saw your wonderful tributes to Garner; what a remarkable contribution he made to our community. You should also know that Garner was an active member of the Rotary Club of Kahului for more than 50 years and was the past president of the club in 1968-69. Thank you for honoring such an important member of our community.
Mahalo nui loa.
A hui hou,
Paul Janes-Brown
President elect, Rotary Club of Kahului
And this from Joe Miller, one of Ivey's most successful wrestlers at Baldwin before going on to stand out at Boston College:
I decided to send my email after all instead of deleting it. As I reflect back on this wonderful man that I was so blessed and fortunate to know, to have a direct influence in my development in wresting but even more as a man this is a sad moment. He was such an incredible selfless human being.
Again, I wanted to thank you for taking the time to put a passionate and thorough article about this incredible person in print.
Thank you.
Sincerely, Joe Miller
There are a lot more, but these two stand out as important contributions I couldn't fit into the full obituary we did on a great loss for the island and the state (check the link above).
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Abstract: Czamara, A, Królikowska, A, Szuba, L, Widuchowski, W, and Kentel, M. Single- vs. double-bundle anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: A new aspect of knee assessment during activities involving dynamic knee rotation. J Strength Cond Res 29(2): 489–499, 2015—Few studies have compared single-bundle (SB) and double-bundle (DB) anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) in the knee joint during activities involving change-of-direction maneuvers and knee rotation. This study examined whether the type of ACLR contributes to postphysiotherapy outcomes, with an emphasis on knee function assessment during activities involving dynamic knee rotation. Fifteen male patients after SB ACLR and 15 male patients after DB ACLR took part in the same physiotherapy program. Twenty-four weeks after ACLR, both groups underwent anterior laxity measurement, pivot shift tests, range of movement and joint circumference measurements, subjective assessment of pain and stability levels in the knee joint, peak torque measurement of the muscles rotating the tibia toward the femur, and a run test with maximal speed and change-of-direction maneuvers. Comparative analysis did not show any differences between the results of anterior tibial translation, pivot shift test, range of movement and joint circumference, and subjective assessment of pain and knee joint stability levels. No differences were noted between the groups in peak torque values obtained from the muscles responsible for internal and external tibial rotation or results of the run test. The data obtained from this study can be used by research teams to monitor and compare the effectiveness of various study protocols involving surgical and physiotherapy treatment. The data are especially useful when combined with the clinical assessment of patients who would like to return to sport.
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