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Today, Sillerenbühl is reached from Oey via Eselmoos and Bergläger by a gondola railway, which follows the shape of the land. And the large restaurant by the mountain station is starting point for hikes over the Vogellisiweg path (sculptures), the flower trail to Hahnenmoos or for a scooter trip along the extensive network of paths.
The Hahnenmoos pass can also be reached by bus from the Adelboden village to Geilsbrüggli – and on by chairlift or the gondola railway to the pass. From Bühlberg in Lenk its then roughly an hour on foot to the Berghaus Hahnenmoos.
Altitude: 1973m
Train to Frutigen, bus to Adelboden-Mineralquelle (or feeder gondola from the village ), gondola railway via Bergläger to the Sillerenbühl; by car from Adelboden Dorf to Geils and by cable/gondola railway to Hahnenmoos; with the Lenk bus to Bühlberg and on foot to the Hahnenmoos
View: Over the Engstligen Valley, Lohner, Altels and Rinderhorn peaks, Wildstrubel, Plaine Morte and Wildhorn (depending where you stand)
Attractions: Sillerenbühl flower trail – Hahnenmoos, 45 kilometers of scooter routes (world novelty), model aeroplane Eldorado Hahnenmoos
Culinary aspects: Mountain guesthouses on the Sillerenbühl and Hahnenmoos Pass as well as in Geilsbrüggli
Overnight stays: Berghotel Hahnenmoos: Single, double and family rooms, as well as group accommodation
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HTC has made up a particular offer fortheir domestic market in Taiwan rolling up their newest quad-core OneX smartphone on Beats Solo headphones. What creates a quad-coreflagship phone from one of the biggest Android manufacturers in theworld even more special? A pair of Beats headphones, of course. HTChas declared a novel Deluxe Limited Edition of the upcoming HTC One Xsmartphone for the Taiwanese market, with exclusive retail packagingand an admitted set of Beats Solo headphones. For comparison, theHTC One X itself including taxes when it releases in the UK, and theBeats Solo headphones currently retail.
Pre-orders for the Deluxe LimitedEdition will begin on March 20th in HTCs home territory of Taiwan.At the moment theres no indication of a bundle elsewhere, thoughHTC has not been shy about incorporating the Beats brand with its ownproducts. All three members of the One family (X, S and V) featureBeats technology, though the Deluxe Limited Edition of the One X isthe first weve seen of an actual pack-in set of headphones. Whileits possible that the is set or something like it might make it tothe US, the current subsidy model would make it complicated.
The HTC One X is currently set for aworldwide release in April, though only a few markets have retailersor carriers that hve actually confirmed this. In the United StatesAT&T will have an LTE version, which unfortunately necessitatesswitching form Nvidias Tegra 3 processor to a Qualcomm SnapdragonS4 dual-core design. For a close-up look at the One X and its IceCream Sandwich/Sense 4.0 operating system, check out our hands-onpost from Mobile World Congress.


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Featuring Jason Baldwin, Damien Wayne Echols and Jessie Misskelley
Premiering on HBO Thursday night, Jan. 12.
When a documentary named "Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills" played on HBO in 1996, it left little doubt that the three young men convicted of the crimes were innocent. When "Paradise Lost 2: Revelations" played in 2000, it left less doubt. Now it is 2012 and a third film, "Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory," shows them being set free in August 2011 after 17 years in jail. One of them was on Death Row.
The case of the West Memphis Three became famous. The Dixie Chicks held a concert to help pay their defense fund. The original conviction was based on flawed circumstantial evidence and a confession obtained from Jessie Misskelley, one of the defendants, who had an IQ of 72 and was questioned by police for 12 hours without a parent or attorney present, and then tape-recorded only long enough to recite a statement he later retracted. A police transcript shows Jesse shifting the time of the crimes from morning to noon to after school to evening (when they actually occurred) under leading suggestions by police.
This new film is the culmination of years of extraordinary persistence by the documentary filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky, whose work freed the three men. So flawed was the evidence against the WM3 that at the end the state decided to avoid a court hearing on their appeal by offering this unique deal: They could go free and could even state their innocence if they would sign an admission of guilt--a technicality shielding Arkansas from lawsuits for wrongful imprisonment.
"Lost 3" does a smooth job of retelling the entire story, so you needn't have seen the first two. The naked bodies of three Cub Scouts were found in a creek in a wooded area near an interstate Exchange in West Memphis, Arkansas. Within a month police had charged three teenagers with the crime: Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley. There was no physical evidence against them, and they all had alibis.
The area had been aflame with rumors of Satanic cults and ritual sacrifices. The WM3 fit a profile: They liked heavy metal music, they wore black, and Echols' notebooks contained sketches of demonic symbols. Many people in the area literally believed in Satan, and heard dark accounts in their churches of the spread of devil worship. The prevailing mood was perhaps not unlike that during the Salem Witch Trials.
At the end of the second film, an alternative suspect had drawn attention: John Mark Byers, the stepfather of Chris Byers, one of the victims. It was he, amazingly, who handed the filmmakers a hunting knife that held traces of blood suggesting it could have been the murder weapon.
In "Paradise Lost 3," the case grows far murkier with the emergence of another suspect, Terry Hobbs, the stepfather of another victim. DNA testing not available at the time of the murders links him with a hair found at the crime scene. There was new eyewitness testimony connecting him with the three victims at a crucial time, and one of his alibi witnesses recanted. The DNA tests, supported by four expert witnesses including the head of an FBI forensics lab, seemed to eliminate the Three as suspects, which is why they were so suddenly released. Even the prosecutors seem less than enthusiastic about their own case.
This third film also contains earlier footage not used in the first two. For most of the film, it seems headed for the same conclusion as the earlier ones: As evidence piles up that the WM3 are innocent, they fear they will lose on appeal and go back behind bars. (Indeed, an earlier version of this film had already been scheduled on HBO and screened at the Toronto Film Festival when the DNA bombshell burst.) Last August, the defendants and their attorneys were summoned without warning to a courtroom and set free; you can sense the excitement even in how the camera moves. After their release, "Lost 3" was updated and expanded by 12 minutes.
I've been involved in an online discussion recently about the death penalty. Without reopening that subject, I will note that a great many people were convinced the West Memphis Three were guilty, and after seeing this film there seems no doubt they are innocent. This is one of the most fascinating of all true crime stories. By the end of this film, you'll never guess who believes Terry Hobbs is the real murderer: John Mark Byers.
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1971/1972 Pittsburgh Pirates Team-Signed Ball with Clemente on Sweet Spot
Starting Bid - $400, Sold For - $1,763
This outstanding high-grade Pittsburgh Pirates team-signed baseball, with an extremely rare and ideal Clemente sweet spot signature, has the distinction of dating from either the club's 1971 World Championship season or Roberto Clemente's final season in 1972. The reason for the slight ambiguity is due to an unusual occurrence that is seldom found on team-signed balls. Incredibly, each of the twenty-six players represented on this ball was a member of both the 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates and the 1972 Pittsburgh Pirates. The blue-ink signatures present on this official National League (Feeney) ball are those of Clemente (sweet spot), Stargell (last name only), Mazeroski, Ellis, May, Sanguillen (last name only), R. Hernandez, Pagan, Hebner, Briles, Robertson, Virdon (coach or manager, depending on the year), Walker, Stennett, Moose, Giusti, Cash, Davalillo, Blass, Miller, Alley, Kison, Oliver, J. Hernandez, Clines, and Johnson. Signatures range from "8" to "10," with the vast majority grading either "9" or "10." Aside from a few tiny areas of light age toning, the ball is in Near Mint condition. Pittsburgh Pirates team balls featuring Clemente's signature alone on the sweet spot are the exception rather than the rule and this example, regardless of the year, is a tremendous Clemente sweet spot signed example and among he finest we have ever seen. LOA from James Spence/JSA. Reserve $400. Estimate $800/$1,200. SOLD FOR $1,763
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I'm teaching a class this semester called Democracy, the Incomplete Experiment. It's a course that explores American democracy as an active, ongoing process being shaped by its participants.
Now don't worry. I'm not going to spend the next few minutes lecturing on forms of political systems, but I do want to drive home a basic point about how this incomplete experiment affects us on a very real and daily basis.
Just take a look at the political headlines these days. Be it the smack-talk going back and forth between President Obama and the Supreme Court, or the latest threats to our constitutional rights posed by increasing barriers to voting in states across this nation.
You see, talking about these issues in an academic setting is one thing, but living with the real world impact of these issues is totally different.
For example, the Supreme Court deciding to declare the president's 2010 health care law unconstitutional would have a real impact on real people, especially those in our community and the chipping away at the right to vote of many people in our community through increased voter ID requirements and additional restrictions is a direct attack on our citizenship and our ability to effect change.
And just imagine where Black folks would be right now if we had not, throughout our history in this country, constantly effected change.
Because democracy is not a spectator sport and when we, as citizens, go to sleep on democracy, guess what happens? That's right. Democracy goes to sleep on us.
And I'm talking about more than just voting, especially in this day and age where people are raising their voices, engaging in collective action, and devoting their time, money and knowledge to a variety of causes, because democratic change can occur both inside and outside the voting booth.
Now, the upcoming elections are, of course, essential. Some folk so dislike the fact that a Black man is president that they'll do any and everything to discredit him.
But, let's not get lulled into the belief that voting is the only thing we can do to transform the world around us. No matter who wins in November, we have the power to transform ourselves and the world around us — or as they say, we have to "Be the change we seek…"
So the next time you find yourself talking passionately about an issue in the news or something on your mind, let's do more than just talk about it. Let's be about it. Organize around it; study it; start an online petition or support group around it; reach out to a legislator on it; create a platform around it; promote it; change it.
It's all within your power — and our power — to do so, as the current headlines show us, when it comes to issues of American democracy — especially for Black folks, sleeping is just not an option.
As I said, democracy is an incomplete experiment that affects us on a daily basis. We just have to recognize the fact that it's a two-way street and that we too must affect democracy on a daily basis.
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Turkey: 30 young socialists massacred in Suruç suicide bombing
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Last December, Jaylin Cox, now 5, loved driving through Old Santee Canal Park to see the light displays.
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What: Celebrate the SeasonWhere: Old Santee Canal Park. Enter through Santee Coopers Main Entrance, 1 Riverwood Drive, Moncks Corner. When: Through Dec. 30, 6-9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays; 5-9:30 p.m. Fridays through Sundays. Closed Dec. 24 and 25. Cost: $5 (cash only) per vehicle. Advanced tickets are available at the Old Santee Canal Park. Contact:celebratethe season.org or santeecooper.com
We went three times, said his mother, Jacki White of Moncks Corner. He still talks about it. We are looking forward to going back this year.
They wont have to wait long. State-owned electric and water utility Santee Cooper is gearing up once again to Celebrate the Season, which not only offers area residents an opportunity to get into the holiday spirit, but is also a fund-raiser for Berkeley County charities.
The 1.5-mile drive-through holiday light show opens for its second year today and runs through the end of the year.
People can enjoy a nice leisurely drive through after the stress of Black Friday shopping, said Santee Cooper spokeswoman Mollie Gore. And this year, they get even more for their $5 admission.
Santee Cooper employees have been preparing their gift to Berkeley County residents since early October, when they began wrapping trees in lights.
The show will follow the same path as last years show, Gore said. The route begins at Santee Cooper headquarters and winds through the adjacent Old Santee Canal Park.
One trip through takes about 25 minutes, but attendees can make the circuit as many times as they wish on the same night.
Last year, as the month progressed and we got busier, we realized we needed to allow for better flow through the gatehouse, Gore said. We had a pretty good way for people to line up to get through, but this year we added a special lane for returning cars to make traffic smoother and give people a more enjoyable experience as they drive through.
New animated displays have been added. An Enchanted Fairy Land joins Toyland, Farm Land and Jurassic Park themed lights this year. In addition, some of the other displays have been repositioned, Gore said.
The displays are lit by LED bulbs, which are 90 percent more energy efficient than traditional lights, and the festival is powered by renewable Santee Cooper Green Power, made in South Carolina from local resources.
In addition to the driving tour, the weekends will feature holiday fairs with musical entertainment, food, marshmallow roasts, arts and crafts, displays of 8-foot-tall wooden holiday cards made by Berkeley County school groups, and visits with Santa. The Town and Village Garden Club is once again decorating the historic Stony House in a style authentic to its time.
New this year is a carousel that will be open for riders on weekends.
Once again, gate proceeds will be donated to charities that serve Berkeley County. The cost of the show is offset by sponsorships from local businesses and civic groups.
Food sales during the fairs will benefit local charities.
Last year more than 8,000 cars entered the gate during the inaugural Celebrate the Season, raising $36,500 for Berkeley County charities.


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It's not unfair to argue that the news of Richard Harvey's resignation ranks among the most important news items Williams-Sonoma (NYSE: WSM ) released in the last five years. When the company announced fourth-quarter earnings in March, it also announced that Harvey would be immediately replaced as president of the company's eponymous brand by Janet Hayes. Hayes has run two of the company's other brands, Pottery Barn Kids and PBteen, for the last three years, and will step into the new role immediately.
Harvey has overseen a transformation at the Williams-Sonoma brand, pushing for new lines and new international stores. While his departure will mean the loss of his experience and guidance, the course that he has set should keep moving along under the watchful eye of Hayes. Here's what investors can expect for the rest of 2013.
If Williams-Sonoma's strategy can be summed up in one word, it's "expansion." The company recently announced new company-owned locations in Australia, making its first big foray out of North America. While the stores won't generate any meaningful income, the gesture is important for investors. It points to the potential that Williams-Sonoma has, especially in its Pottery Barn brand, which has some international recognition.
The push should help the company beat rival Restoration Hardware (NYSE: RH ) to the punch. Restoration has had a recent revival in the U.S., with the company coming back on the stock market last year. But it still lags behind Pottery Barn in both resources and brand recognition. While Restoration earned $232 million last quarter, the Pottery Barn brand earned $1.7 billion. That sizable difference means that Williams-Sonoma should have all the backing it needs to expand quickly in Australia, getting a head start on Restoration.
Resource management
Apart from expansion, the other big initiative that Harvey helped start, and that investors should love, is the insourcing of providers. Already, Williams-Sonoma has brought some of its Asian production facilities under its own roof, and that has reportedly led to fewer customer returns, as the company has more oversight of production quality.
The company is also investing in technology, hoping to capitalize on direct sales from its website. Last quarter, online sales increased 24% to $576 million, and Williams-Sonoma is taking that capability right to Australia along with its physical location.
The bottom line
Harvey's departure is a loss for the company, but for all his help, the Williams-Sonoma brand has fallen behind the Pottery Barn brands in growth. New plans for expansion and focus on digital sales should help, and investors should look for changes in-store to promote newer products that are selling well online. In Australia, the company will be fighting local chains like Domayne that already have a strong brand in the Australian marketplace. Watch for marketing costs to increase slightly, as the company figures out how to tap that new potential. Overall, Williams-Sonoma looks well set for a strong 2013 under new leadership.
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Police: Woman stabs husband in groin during argument
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A Spencer County woman faces charges after police said she stabbed her husband.
Kentucky State Police said they were called to a home on Highway to Heaven Road in Taylorsville just before 8 a.m. Sunday by a woman who said she stabbed her husband in the groin area during an argument.
Police arrested Nicole Early, 40, on a charge of first-degree assault, domestic violence.
The victim was taken by helicopter to University of Louisville Hospital.
Police said alcohol appeared to have been a factor in the incident.
The investigation continues.
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LOCAL success story Glenilen Farm are among the 24 finalists in the prestigious Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year competition.
The Drimoleague-based family business has been nominated in the emerging category and were featured recently in a special RTÉ programme with other nominees screened on RTÉ 1.
The winners of each category, a special award winner and the overall Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2012 will be revealed at an awards ceremony in Dublin later this month.
Glenilen, an artisan, dairy-based food manufacturing business was set up by Alan and Valerie Kingston in 1997.
They began by making and selling homemade cheesecakes at local farmers markets.
The company now employs a team of 30 staff, that includes a sales and marketing manager for the Ireland and the UK markets and a quality and production manager whose primary aim is to ensure the quality and taste of Glenilen Farm products is maintained or improved.
Numerous business and food awards have been won by the couple, including a British Cheese Gold award; a Bord Bia Real Thing Award; and an Irish Food Writers' Guild Award. Valerie also won the FBD and Irish Farmers Journal Women's Agri-Business Innovation Award in 2011.
Since Glenilen's entry to the UK market, exports have played a significant role in the company's success, accounting for 11 per cent of sales in 2011, compared with just 1 per cent in 2010.
Turnover for the business was €3.2 million for year-end February 2012.


text: The Friends of the Fishkill Supply Depot is sponsoring its initial eduational program, "Traitors & Spies: An American Revolutionary War Experience," on Sunday, September 14 at the Hyatt House Fishkill (NY) from 2-4 pm. Presentations include: "Peggy Shippen & Benedict Arnold" - Stephen Case; "Spies, Lies and Alibis: Spying in New York City during the American Revolution - Damien Cregeau; "The Legacy of Nathan Hale" - Rachel Smith. Moderator is Dr. Col. Jim Johnson of Marist College. Seating is limited and pre-registration required. $5 registration to cover expenses. To register, send check with registrant information to FOFSD, P. O. Box 311, Fishkill, NY 12524. Information on website: www.fishkillsupplydepot.org.


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Chip process evolution is a usual thing in a console's lifecycle, but rarely has it been as important as in the case of the Xbox 360.
Known for its relatively hardware fragility, the original design of the Xbox 360 would frequently fall to the "Red Ring of Death" failure, which Microsoft terms as the three flashing red lights. While improvements in cooling and a CPU die shrink to 65nm in the Falcon revision have surely improved the situation, the problematic GPU still sits with its 90nm process.
The 65nm drop for the GPU in the Xbox 360 revision codenamed Jasper isn't expected until August, a time frame backed up by a report from CENS. Microsoft has contracted Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), Advanced Semiconductor Engineering Inc. (ASE) and Nanya PCB Corp. to build the chips that will ship with the Jasper consoles later this summer.
TSMC will produce the 65nm chips, ASE will package and test them, and Nanya will supply the flip-chip packaging substrates. Microsoft has supposedly booked a production capacity at TSMC estimated to be at around 10,000 300mm wafers.
Inventory of the existing Falcon chips are reportedly depleted, paving the way for the transition to Jasper. The next step for the Xbox 360 console is dubbed "Valhalla," which will integrate both the GPU and CPU in a single package as a cost-cutting measure, isn't expected until a year after Jasper.
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text: Yes. You can pickle any member of the capsicum family. I have done this with birdseye chillies. Place whole in jar, add brine (1TSP salt to 1 cup of water) to cover and weigh down to keep submerged. After they're pickled you can use whole or puree to make sauce (use fermenting liquid to assist puree and get desired consistency. Sauce tastes a lot like tabasco and lasts for months in the fridge


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Duke Stone
The most identifiable element in the architecture of Duke's West Campus is the local stone used for the original Gothic, and many of the new, campus buildings. Quarried from nearby Hillsborough, NC, the stone displays a rich palette of blues, grays, tans and rust colors that give the buildings a richness and warmth that otherwise would have been difficult to achieve. The stone has become increasingly expensive (costing the University over $400 per ton just to provide the material to masons) and has in recent years been used more sparingly in buildings in combination with the standard "Duke brick" blend, and effectively as a landscape element to provide consistency across West Campus.
While the joint work remains fairly consistent on Duke stone building walls, site walls display much more variety in how they are laid and capped, which adds interest while at the same establishing a consistent character across campus.
To learn more about the history of Duke stone visit the University Archives.


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LEBANON, Ill. - Tiffin University's lacrosse team made a strong defensive showing en route to a 16-9 victory over McKendree University Saturday afternoon.
The Dragons came out of gate with a 3-0 run in the first four minutes of the game.
With the assist of Gina Abulone, Alexis Macmillan was first to strike for TU with two goals. Abulone extended the lead with a goal as well to keep the advantage.
McKendree was quick to answer back scoring four consecutive goals.
At the 16:04 mark, TU's Emily Roussel knotted the game 4-4.
The Dragons fired in five goals on a 5-2 run to end the half with a 9-6 advantage.
In the second half, TU edged out the Bearcats 5-2 to secure the victory.
TU held a slight 31-30 shot advantage and an 18-4 ground ball edge while also forcing 20 McKendree turnovers.
Roussel led the Dragons with five goals, four assists with six ground balls. Abulone finished with three goals with two assists while Morgan Sherley posted four goals.
Jessica Bombard had 16 saves in goal in the Dragons' win.
Eifel leads 'Berg golfers
ZANESVILLE - Jack Eifel tied for 18th to lead Heidelberg's golf efforts at the Muskingum Invitational, held Friday and Saturday at Eagle Sticks.
Eifel carded a 160 for the Student Princes, who finished sixth with 671.
Mark Anderson tied for 35th with a 165 for Heidelberg, Andres Martine shot a 172 and Vito Scuito had a 176. Chase Hushour (179) also played for Heidelberg.
Otterbein took the team title with a 587 on the strength of David Monaco's medalist score of 139.
Kenyon College tied the host Muskies at 623 for second, with Baldwin Wallace holding off Ohio Northern 625-630 for fourth.


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A must-see! This is the website for the feature film about the Rosaire Family.
For nine generations the Rosaire family has entertained audiences all over the world with their legendary animal acts. From lions and tigers, to bears and chimpanzees, to a famous horse named "Tony the Wonder Horse", the Rosaires are renowned for their unique and respectful way of training and performing with wild animals.
Rosaire's Riding Academy
Rosaire's Riding Academy in Sarasota, Florida. Rosaire's Riding Academy, owned and operated by Ellian Rosaire, an expert equestrienne, offers a world of fun with horses and ponies. Whether you're a kid or a grown-up, an expert rider or just starting out, you can come to Rosaire's and enjoy yourself just horsing around.
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Our friend in the U.K. Amazing Animals with a fabulous Zoo in Great Britian.
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Showfolks Circus in Sarasota, Florida. Revenues benefit Showfolks of Sarasota, Inc., a Sarasota, Florida not-for-profit corporation whose mission is to preserve Circus Arts.
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It has been a process for the Williamsport Area High School to continually improve. A process that saw the school go from the lowest status on the state System of School Assessments - for five straight years - to meeting standards this year.
But as Principal Michael Reed pointed out, it also is a process that is unfinished and continues to be worked on every day.
"We have a ways to go. No one's satisfied," Reed said.
Reed, who came to the school in 2010, said achievement wasn't made overnight and as long as the school stays the course, it should sustain its recent successes.
That improvement includes overall proficiency on the PSSA jumping from 59 percent to 67 percent from 2010 to 2012 - economically disadvantaged rose 11 percent - and individualized education program, IEP, increased by 18 percent in reading.
Overall math scores rose from 49 percent to 61 percent. And Reed is happy to show that the school has "leapfrogged" 140 others in the state in academic performance this past year, according to schooldigger.com.
The school has produced over half of the county's National Merit Finalists and earned a spot on the College Board Advanced Placement Honor Roll for two straight years.
And change isn't only being seen on test scores, as Reed reported that behavior problems have gone down 70 percent. He credits it to the fact that students are more engaged in the classroom and focused on studies.
But according to Reed, the school wasn't performing poorly previously because it was a bad school, it just needed to make "one-degree adjustments."
"Honestly, it was making a lot of 1-degree shifts to maximize (potential)," said Reed on what changed. "This is much more doable than anyone thought."
Reed was surprised when he first came to the school at how good the students and staff were. But Reed didn't immediately implement a plan on how to get the school back on track. He listened.
"The administration team had to listen," he explained. " ... Not one person is going to have the answer, it's a collaborative effort."
He said it was all about "confronting the realities of what was working and what needed to be modified."
What came out of those meetings was adding 25 extra minutes of instruction time to each school day, creating focused goals and reassigning teachers.
For example, Reed explained that instead of having a math teacher teach several different levels of mathematics, they would be focused on a certain level and work in teams to collaborate.
"They were exciting changes," said Patricia Miller, a math teacher. " But I knew a lot of people were going to need to do a lot of work to make them good changes."
One tool the district utilized was a school improvement grant, which allowed it to take a few teachers, such as Miller, out of the classroom and make them coaches. The coaches would lead walk-throughs with other teachers to see different styles of effective teaching.
"That's helped me for sure, seeing teachers do things differently," Miller said.
Marilouise Mazzante, who said she's seen "a lot" of change in her 32 years in education, noted that teachers needed to change from the "old stand and deliver" approach to a more engaging experience for students.
"Everything we do in this building is to generate the best for our kids," she said.
The school also is working on keeping students in school by easing the transition in the ninth grade. As Randy Zangara, ninth-grade principal, explained, students aren't deciding to drop out as seniors, but earlier in their high school career. To combat that, the school holds a summer program for incoming freshman to introduce them to the building and teachers.
Freshman also are segregated in one part of the building during their core courses, which Zangara said creates a community among them.
"Once we get them in that mold, the next three years are so much easier," he said.
And students appreciate the extra attention to transition.
"It helped us to get to know the building," said Connor Pardoe, a ninth-grade student. "Before, I didn't know what was B or C or Blue (pods of the building)."
"It was really different than what I thought," said ninth grader Madison Zwisle of her initial thoughts on moving to the high school.
And according to students, it's helped.
"It was just that first week being able to adjust, but now it's easy," said Christian Diggs, also a ninth-grade student.
Mazzante added that every change takes time for adjustment, but the school has worked together to be able to implement its new and altered programs.
And although Reed said the school takes time to celebrate small victories, it always is looking ahead to the new challenges that await, saying, "The higher you climb, the farther you can see."


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Pedernales Cellars, one of the youngest Texas wineries, scored a major coup recently at the Lyon International Wine Competition, walking away with a grand gold for its 2012 viognier. "There were over 3,000 entries," said co-founder and president Fredrik Osterberg at the Buffalo Gap Wine and Food Summit at Perini Ranch Saturday.
"Out of approximately 200 grand golds, we were the only one from the U.S.," said Osterberg. "It's great for us, but it's a recognition for the Texas wine industry as a whole." Grand gold signifies not just a first-place finish, but unanimity among the judges. This, for a Stonewall winery barely eight years old.
I tasted it at the Tapas Crawl Saturday night - what a wonderful wine! With aromas of honeysuckle, lychee, orange blossom and pineapple-y citrus, it opens up into a bright, refreshing mouthful with just a hint of creaminess from highly restrained oak, and an undergirding minerality that I find characteristic of grapes grown on the High Plains. This Viognier taps the Reddy and Bingham vineyards, giving it a singular Texas profile.
"You can make world-class Viognier in Texas," Osterberg says, noting that Becker Vineyards' viognier brought home a silver and Flat Creek Estate's earned a bronze at the same Lyon contest.
These achievements underscore viognier's role as the other great grape story in Texas, the white muscle to tempranillo's red strength. (But winemakers and grape growers are uneasy about the 2013 crop, which sustained bud-killing frosts early in the season. We will know more in the coming weeks about its prospects.)
The Pedernales viognier also scored a silver medal in the Dallas Morning News TexSom Wine Competition, says Osterberg, and was deemed the best Texas wine at the Houston Rodeo Uncorked! International Wine Competition. "We didn't get the belt buckle," he says. "We got the saddle."
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For the most sensitive parameter of the most sensitive phase of flight, glidescope tracking on approach, how about an aural indication of high/low position via the gizmo demonstrated in gliders in the first 30 seconds of the following video:
In the glider video the aural indication (high/low tone) indicates positive or negative rate of climb; conceivably, it may also be wired to indicate vertical deviation (in distance or angle) above/below glidescope.
Advantages include freeing the pilot from frequent eyeballing of the PFD for this critical information and an intuitive "feel" for where he sits on the glidescope no matter what his eyes are doing on approach. In a nutshell, a tighter, crisper, more sensitive feedback loop between pilot action and instrument (aural) indication.
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A Smithfield man charged with murder and driving under the influence will serve 10 years under a plea agreement entered in Oldham Circuit Court last week.
Alan Parrish was indicted in 2009 for murder and driving under the influence after a Sept. 1, 2009, accident claimed the life of a New Castle man. Thanks to a plea deal with the Commonwealth's Attorney, he will not face a murder trial later this year.
On behalf of Cedar Lake Lodge, and particularly our 130 employees who make their home in Henry County, we want to thank everyone who has aided, encouraged, supported or welcomed the addition of our Cedar Lake Lodge Park Place homes in the new Henry County Recreational and Services Park. We've long enjoyed our close kinship with Henry County and it is now an even stronger bond.
The Eminence volleyball team's 2-1 win over Bardstown High School last Thursday night gave the Lady Warriors four wins, their most in five years.
This year, the improving squad has beaten Evangel Christian on Aug. 10, Bardstown on Aug. 26, Gallatin County on Sept. 7 and Bardstown again last week for a 4-10 overall record. With six matches still remaining, it's already the best mark since 2005.
In what was one of the biggest wins in program history, the Henry County football team rallied in the fourth quarter to erase a 15-point deficit and upset Anderson County, 45-42.
Friday night's shocker was a monumental moment for the Wildcats, who never gave up. Trailing 42-27 entering the final quarter, the Cats scored two touchdowns, converted on a 2-point conversion to tie the score, stopped Anderson on three straight plays, and kicked a 29-yard field goal with just 27 seconds remaining to put them ahead for good.
Following a recurring storyline this year, Dre Banta carried the load offensively, Shiven Harris carried the load defensively and the Eminence football team took a loss against a tough opponent.
After Saturday night's 34-13 defeat to Bishop Brossart, EHS coach Steve Frommeyer said his players are getting better but they are facing tough competition that has left them at 1-3 overall. So far this year, they have beaten Burch High School in West Virginia, while losing to Bethlehem, Kentucky Country Day and Bishop Brossart.
The Henry County Home Health Agency opened in 1976 in New Castle, and provided services to patients in Henry, Oldham, Trimble and Oldham Counties. I worked there from 1997 to 1999 with the last few years as supervisor/coordinator. I retired in 1999 and returned from 2008 to July 1 2010 in the nurse consultant/coordinator position (the eighth coordinator since 1999). In the early 1980s, four counties chose to join together to form the North Central District Health Department for economical as well as to be able to provide better services to the communities.
As the Henry County volleyball team enters an important stretch of matches, the Ladycats took a step backward last week.
Now, head coach Jon Kasten said he needs his Cats to take two steps forward.
Henry beat Western Hills (2-1) last Tuesday night and lost to Martha Layne Collins (2-0) on Thursday in two games Kasten described as letdowns. The Western win gave Henry five straight match victories — even though it was not near its best outing — and Collins was Henry's first loss since Aug. 26.
Friday night's football showdown at Anderson County was not supposed to be a showdown at all. The host Bearcats were supposed to jump out to an early lead, then cruise in for an unchallenged win. They were supposed to score early and often, perhaps winning by three to four touchdowns. The 5-A team that beat 3-A Henry County 42-7 last season was supposed to do the same again this time around.
The Wildcats, however, never got that memo.
Mackenzie Peyton had the best-ever outing for a Henry County golfer over 18 holes, and the Ladycats finished fourth at their home invitational held at the Henry County Country Club all day Saturday.
Shooting a 1-under-par 70, Peyton was second in the individual standings and lowered her own school record by three strokes. The eighth grader trailed Ballard senior Gina Nuzzo, who was at the top of the leaderboard at 2-under-par 69.
The Henry County boys' soccer team took a 2-1 loss to Walton-Verona last Thursday night, but the Wildcats are showing marked improvements as the season progresses.
The Cats lost to Walton-Verona, 4-0, on Aug. 24, and shrank that losing margin to just one goal three weeks later. It was what coach Jay Dunavan describes as one of his players best games. They were aggressive, fundamentally more sound, covered ground much better and almost pulled out the win.
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Chapter Home
Breast malignant, males, children
In situ carcinoma
Basal-like DCIS
Reviewer: Monika Roychowdhury, M.D. (see Reviewers page)
Revised: 2 April 2014, last major update February 2012
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● Classified based on immunohistochemistry or gene expression profiling
(Breast Cancer Res 2006;8:R61),
not morphology
● 8% of DCIS
● Of academic interest only, not currently used clinically
● Associated with high grade nuclei, p53 overexpression, increased Ki-67 index
(Hum Pathol 2007;38:197),
but only a small percentage of high grade DCIS has basal-like phenotype
(Mod Pathol 2006;19:617)
● Commonly found with invasive basal-like carcinomas (Mod Pathol 2006;19:1506)
● DCIS lesions in BRCA1 mutation carriers are mostly basal-like (J Clin Pathol 2009;62:926)
Micro description
● Solid, flat or micropapillary
● High nuclear grade, comedonecrosis, intense lymphocytic infiltrate
Micro images
H&E and stains
H&E and variable CK5/6 staining
Positive stains
● CK5/6, CK14 or CK17
● Usually EGFR or c-kit/CD117
● Also vimentin, alphaB-crystallin (Ann Diagn Pathol 2008;12:33), P-cadherin (Virchows Arch 2007;450:73)
Negative stains
● By definition is ER-, PR- and HER2-
End of Breast malignant, males, children > In situ carcinoma > Basal-like DCIS
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An off-duty Jersey City police officer who authorities said was driving drunk was arrested after he struck and killed a woman and critically injured her boyfriend as they crossed a Lower Manhattan street, officials said.
A New York Police Department spokeswoman said 25-year-old Martin Abreu, a Jersey City police officer since 2005, has been charged with manslaughter, vehicular assault and driving while intoxicated in the death early Saturday of 26-year-old Huang Feng of Rector Street in Manhattan.
Feng's boyfriend, Dennis Loffredo, 26, suffered a broken leg in the accident, according to published reports.
"The charges surrounding this incident are most serious and this type of activity will not be tolerated by the JCPD, which led to Mr. Abreu's immediate suspension," Police Chief Tom Comey said in a statement.
"While Mr. Abreu was in no way representing our department when this incident occurred, our primary thoughts are with the injured and the woman who perished," Comey said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with their families."
Abreu, a Jersey City resident, is suspended without pay pending criminal charges for his non-job related activities in the accident, police officials said.
According to New York police, Abreu was driving his 2007 Toyota Camry south on West Street when he slammed into Feng and Loffredo at Albany Avenue at 3:40 a.m.
The couple were walking back to her apartment near Battery Park City after a night of dancing, according to published reports.
Feng was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. Her boyfriend was hospitalized at St. Vincent's Hospital in critical but stable condition, police said. Police refused to provide the exact results of a sobriety test administered to Abreu, other than to say it was above the legal limit.
Stan Eason, a Jersey City Police Department spokesman, today said he had not heard of any prior incidents involving Abreu.
Feng was studying for her bar exam in July and was about to start a job after finishing New York University Law School. Loffredo is a hedge fund analyst, according to published reports. They both loved the tango.
Loffredo's parents told the Daily News they were "very distraught" and described the accident as senseless.
Abreu was being held in New York pending an arraignment, a spokeswoman for the Manhattan District Attorney's Office said this afternoon.
Police at the North District where he worked refused to comment today.
Last February, a former Jersey City police officer, Kevin Freibott was given the maximum sentence of 11 years for killing a 2-year-old and severely injuring the boy's mother in a drunken crash on the Pulaski Skyway a year earlier.
Freibott, who was still a police officer at the time of the accident, was off-duty at the time. His blood-alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit.


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Norman residents discuss future of West Lindsey StreetUPDATED 10:27 PM CDT Sep 03, 2013
City looking to find balance between function and beauty.Video Transcript
PROMISING TO TRANSFORM NORMAN. AND FOR THE FIRST TIME TONIGHT, RESIDENTS GOT TO WEIGH IN ON THE FUTURE OF WEST LINDSEY STREET. KOCO'S MORGAN CHESKY IS LIVE IN NORMAN WITH WHAT'S IN STORE. MORGAN. PAUL,AND JESSICA YOU COME TO NORMAN AND YOU JUST CAN'T MISS IT. RUNNING RIGHT THROUGH TOWN - SOME CALL IT THE GATEWAY TO OU. THE CITY CALLS IT A GATEWAY TO THE FUTURETHAT IS, IF ALL GOES ACCORDING TO PLAN. 3 shot nat sequence w/cars COMING AND GOING 7 DAYS A WEEK THE LINSEY STREET TIM SWEATTE GREW UP WITH HAS COME A LONG WAY. 18 - 17:29 it was paved but there was just so much dirt on it that it looked like a dirt road. THOSE DIRT ROAD DAYS ARE GONE MORE THAN 20 THOUSAND DRIVERS CROWD LINSEY'S LANES EVERY DAY shake nat MANY, STOPPING BY SWEATTE'S DRIVE-IN FOR THE AWARD WINNING SHAKES. 18 - 14:53 with the population being what it is and the traffic up which is obvious we need to do something. 1 - 04:11 it is the most congested corridor in Oklahoma City metro. THE CITY'S SOLUTION CAME IN A 2012 BOND PACKAGE. VOTERS APPROVED A LINSEY RENOVATION - TURNING 2 LANES TO 4 FROM I-35 TO BERRY ROAD ONLY PROBLEM, ANOTHER IDEA STARTED CHANGING A FEW MINDS. 43 - 39:20 we will not be very happy if you're doing anything that is going to impact that community. TUESDAY AT CITY HALL - RESIDENTS VOICED THEIR CONCERNS FOR THE FIRST TIME. 41 - 29:50 we'd like to see a single lane turnabout at Berry Road. THE REAL DISCUSSION - FINDING A BALANCE BETWEEN BEAUTY AND FUNCTION. A PLAN FOR A TREE LINED DIVIDED ROAD NOW COMPETES WITH THE ORIGINAL , BUT COSTS MORE. THE CITY WANTS TO MOVE QUICKLY, STARTING CONSTRUCTION BY 2015 WHEN O- DOT BEGINS RENOVATIONS ON THE LINSEY STREET INTERCHANGE. AS FOR SWEATTE...HE JUST HOPES THE FINAL DECISION ISN'T RUSHED. 18 - 18:12 I think everybody should just stop and take a breath and look at the big picture and if we can do it and make it beautify Linsey it's going to bring more traffic MORE TRAFFIC - HE HOPES LEADS TO A SWEETER FUTURE FOR EVERYONE. TAG A MAIN POINT OF DISCUSSION TONIGHT HAS BEEN WHAT'S KNOWN AS ROUNDABOUTS. THE CITY TELLS ME WHILE NOTHING'S SET IN STONE...THE INITIAL PLAN OF FEATURING NUMEROUS ROUNDABOUTS NOW ONLY INCLUDES ONE AT BERRY ROAD. SIG OUT. MAP+VO
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When I think of all the veterans in all the wars who sacrificed to ensure our right to vote, it makes me mad. We should be honored to stand in line for five hours, if thats what it takes to thank those brave individuals.
I would rather wait in line patiently for hours than lie in fox hole for the same time or lie in an open field waiting for a medic.
We have enough Americans now who refuse to vote no matter how high the stakes. Voting should be an inspiring event that fills each individual with a warm glow that they live in the best country the world has ever known. Waiting in line is a ridiculously small price to pay for such a great bargain.
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A controversial rule forcing ships to slow down in right whale waters has been adopted permanently and is roundly cited for at least contributing to a reduction in the number of fatal strikes.
Right whale sightings offshore
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18 individual whales including 7 mother/calf pairs.
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42 individuals including 4 mother/calf pairs.
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But the approval is little more than a make-good effort from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Survey flights that alerted mariners to the imperiled whales' presence have been cut back because of tight NOAA budgets. The agency approved renewing Navy warfare and sonar training without significant new restrictions in the whales' waters, despite evidence that the noise can deafen an animal that communicates and navigates by echolocation.
Meanwhile, some 70 percent to 80 percent of the whales still get entangled in fishing lines at least once in their lives, sometimes killing them, scientists say.
As it stands, the only real chance for the rare, critically endangered mammoths to survive on the East Coast might lie in how well they can adapt on their own - as other species have done - to human impact. But they roam an "urban" ocean that is rapidly becoming far noisier and more hazardous than the species has ever known.
Wildlife advocates aren't hopeful.
A calculation biologists now use to determine just how endangered a species is sets the number of individual animal deaths the species can sustain annually and survive, said Richard Delaney, president of the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies. For the right whales, that number is one.
"We're right on that fine line of extinction right now," he said. "We can't imagine how much the whales' acoustic world has changed. Entanglements remain a very serious threat. In the long run the biggest threat to the species might be shifting habitats. Warming seas are taking away phytoplankton food sources."
No fix
Right whales are the rarest of the large whales, 40-ton creatures hunted close to extinction a century ago. Today fewer than 500 are known to exist in the north Atlantic Ocean, a slight improvement in recent years.
The improvement followed a decline to a low of few more than 300, a decline that continued for years after commercial whaling ended in 1935. The recent uptick has been credited to a series of efforts that include heightening public awareness, innovative programs such as listening buoys in the Northeast and the survey flights.
Off South Carolina, the flights have ended because of budget cuts. In those flights, observers first noted the presence of moms and new calves - establishing the waters as part of the winter breeding grounds previously thought to be confined almost exclusively to Florida and northern Georgia.
Partly because of the aerial survey work, NOAA in 2008 mandated that until 2014 large ships within 23 miles of the coast must slow to half-speed when the whales are around. That rule was made permanent late this year.
Shipping and ports interests fought the rule and its permanent adoption, maintaining that it had little effect because whales were not often struck before it was implemented.
NOAA scientists disagreed.
"Since the ship-speed restrictions went into effect, no known fatal ship strikes of North Atlantic right whales have occurred in the management zones," said Mark Schaefer, deputy NOAA administrator, in a news release. "This rule is working. Before this rule went into effect, 13 right whales died as a result of being hit by vessels in the same areas during an 18-year study period."
But the rule is no fix. Observers say it is sometimes violated by military and commercial vessels. The survey flights have been a de facto sheriff keeping watch.
Last year, 18 whales, including five mother-and-calf pairs, were spotted off South Carolina. Without the flights, the only time commercial ships will be alerted to watch is if somebody happens across one or more of the whales and reports it.
'A fighting chance'
Along with ship strikes, line entanglements are considered the leading cause of death. In Southeast waters, a number of agencies collaborate to try to free a whale reported tangled. But they are dependent on the whale being spotted and reported. In the Northeast, the coastal studies center is a prime agency in charge of freeing tangled whales.
Its federal funding also has been cut back, Delaney said, while the number of entanglements appears to be on the rise.
The whales' numbers are increasing in recent years. But the threats are increasing along with them, said Michael Moore, a senior research specialist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
The whales do appear to be adapting somewhat to the urbanizing ocean. A recent study suggests that they sometimes deepen their vocalizations when man-made noise in the ocean increases, in order to hear and be heard better. But boat traffic, noise and other disruptions are likely increasing faster than the animals can adapt, Moore said. They simply won't be able to make it on their own.
"As whales are forced to adapt ... any management efforts will have to be dynamic to remain effective," he said.
"There are steps we have taken and there's more we should be taking to at least give them a fighting chance to survive," Delaney said.
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Sungdai Cho
Associate Professor of Asian and Asian American Studies
Director of the Center for Korean Studies
Ph.D., Linguistics (1995), University of Hawai'i at Manoa
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Areas of Study and Interest
Syntax and Morphology (Passive, Causative and Sluicing)
Language Pedagogy and Teaching Methodology (National Standards, Learning Motivation and Testing)
Recent Courses
Structure of Korean
Language Pedagogy
Language, Culture and Society in Korea
East Asian Linguistics
Selected Publications
(In press) Korean: A Linguistic Introduction (with John Whitman: Cornell University). Cambridge University Press.
(2010) "Standards for Foreign Language Learning in the 21st Century, including Arabic, Chinese, Classical Language, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish." National Standards in Foreign Language Education Project. Allen Press Inc. Lawrence, KS.
(2009) "Cleft Constructions in Japanese and Korean." Chicago Linguistic Society. Volume 44-1:61-77. University of Chicago Press. (with Y. Yanagida and J. Whitman).
(2008) "Silent Structure in wh-in-situ Languages: Sluicing." Harvard ISOKL (Harvard International Studies Of Korean Linguistics). Volume 12:318-331. Harvard University.
(2008) Inquiries into Korean Linguistics III (393 Pages: ISBN: 978-89-5726-604-5). Co-edited with John Whitman by Hankook Publishing Company. Seoul, Korea.
(2006) Korean Language in Culture and Society (292 Pages, ISBN:0-8248-2694-9). In Ho-min Sohn (eds.). Chapter 20. "Linguistic Structures of Korean". PP 236-248. University of Hawaii Press.
(2006) "Korean as a World Language" (With I. Chung and M. Peterson)." Journal of American Association of Teachers of Korean. Volume 11:1-16. Brown University.
(2005) Integrated Korean: High Advanced I (288 Pages: ISBN: 0-8248-2569-1). Co-authored with Hyosang Lee and Hye-sook Wang. University of Hawaii Press.
(2005) Integrated Korean: High Advanced II (296 Pages: ISBN: 0-8248-2580-2). Co-authored with Hyosang Lee and Hye-sook Wang. University of Hawaii Press.
(2006) University and Chancellor's Award for Teaching in Excellence. SUNY.
Professional Positions
- (2010-Present) Director, Center for Korean Studies, State University of New York at Binghamton
- (2010-Present) Selection Committee for Critical Language Scholarship Program, United States Department of State
- (2010-Present) AP Korean Committee, Foundation for Korean Language and Culture in the USA, Los Angeles, C
- (2009-Present) Editorial Board, Journal of American Association of Teachers of Korean, AATK (American Association of Teachers of Korean)
- (2009-Present) Chair, Korean Special Interest Group, American Counsel on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
- (2009, Summer) Director, Korean Language Summer Institute, Critical Language Scholarship Program, University of Pennsylvania and, Council of American Overseas Research Centers (CAORC), United States Department of States
- (2008-Present) Co-chair, Task Force Committee for National Standards for Learning Korean, American Counsel on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
- (2005-2008) Chair, Test Development Committee for SAT II Korean, College Board and ETS (Educational Testing Service), Princeton, New Jersey


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San Diego's climate and natural beauty make it a premier golf destination in the United States. Few areas can rival San Diego's diverse array of courses and landscapes, from the oceanfront majesty of Torrey Pines to the mountain views of Maderas, golfers are sure to enjoy the links in America's Finest City. If there was a motto for golf in San Diego, it'd have to be the famous paraphrase "So Many Golf Courses, So Little Time". Add awesome year-round weather to the mix and you have our golfing paradise. Or as they say in the business: a "golf destination."
There are more than 80 golf courses in the San Diego area with enough variety in length and architectural style to satisfy any taste and golfing ability. The menu caters to the avid golfer, the expert, the family... pretty much to anyone who can swing a golf club.
San Diego's North County Inland features desert-style courses with bushy vegetation, fantastic panoramic views, and dramatic changes in elevation.
Similar design is also found in the southeast part of the county. These courses feature the afternoon warm desert breeze as a challenge to the players. In fact, the same track can play differently from morning to afternoon due to the changing wind. Maderas, Steele Canyon, Rancho Bernardo Inn, and Sycuan are perfect examples of this type of course.
The golf courses along the west side of the county present another type of wind: the cool sea breeze, which also typically comes into play by mid to late morning. These are flatter courses that can also feature elevation changes to make club selection a real puzzle to any player. Examples of west-side courses include Torrey Pines -- home of the Farmers Insurance Open, 2008 US Open and Junior World Championships -- with its breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, Aviara and it immaculate layout, Morgan Run, Riverwalk and The Grand Golf Club at The Fairmont Grand Del Mar -- the only Tom Fazio design in the county.
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St. Mark Executive Golf Course
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The relative incidence of common helminthic infections in humans worldwide is illustrated in Figure 51–1. ++Figure 51–1.Graphic Jump Location+View Full Size | Favorite Figure | Download Slide (.ppt)Relative incidence of helminth infections worldwide. ++ Worms pathogenic for humans are Metazoa and can be classified into roundworms (nematodes) and two types of flatworms, flukes (trematodes) and tapeworms (cestodes). These biologically diverse eukaryotes vary with respect to life cycle, bodily structure, development, physiology, localization within the host, and susceptibility to chemotherapy. Immature forms invade humans via the skin or GI tract and evolve into well-differentiated adult worms with characteristic tissue distributions. With few exceptions, such as Strongyloides and Echinococcus, these organisms cannot complete their life cycle and replicate within the human host to produce mature offspring. 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|Raised in Elkhorn Nebraska, JULIE CARDA started writing one-page stories when she was seven years old and later became editor of the local high school newspaper. After high school, she pursued a career in ballet, studying in New York City and Europe. Missing her midwestern roots, she returned to Nebraska and in 1981 graduated from Creighton University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theology and Dance. For several years, she brought a spiritual expression of the arts into the lives of young people living in the inner city of Milwaukee. Wanting to expand her knowledge of the arts and spirituality, she attended St John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota, graduating with a Master's of Arts degree in Theology and Liturgical Studies. Again, she taught and lectured for several years, while occasionally writing for academic periodicals. Her quest to acknowledge world religions and the desire to expose the similarities of love and peaceful living led her to travel and study with shaman practitioners, herbal healers, Native American medicine women, Buddhist priests, and other earth-based spiritual teachers. Julie's inspiration for the characters in Portal to Love comes from her personal experience with shaman practitioner Maladoma Patrice Some, author of Of Water and Spirit (Putnam Publishing), Native American medicine woman Brooke Medicine Eagle, author of Last Ghost Dance (Ballantine Publishing); wise woman healer Susun Weed, author of Healing Wise (Ash Tree Publishing); psychic intuitive Judith Orloff, MD, author of Awakening Second Sight (Sounds True Publishing); and Lazaris, a friend. After several years sojourn, she recently returned to Nebraska and currently is living in physical and spiritual transition with her husband and their two sons. Besides writing, Julie is a spiritual coach. She enjoys reading, gardening, nature walks, music and yoga.