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COTTAGE GROVE, Minn. — Bell times at South Washington County Schools will change from four to three tiers, but student walking distances will remain at their increased levels.
Those are the key transportation-related outcomes of the South Washington school board's meeting on Thursday. Bell times and walking distances were the subjects of several proposals to improve the district's transportation service, as SBF previously reported.
Under the option that the board selected last week, an 8:10 a.m. start time tier will be eliminated, shifting three elementary schools to the 7:55 a.m. tier and eight elementary schools to the 8:40 a.m. tier. Also, a non-public school and a public charter school will be aligned with the late tier, which is a 9:20 a.m. start time.
The move is expected to increase on-time bus performance — the district has struggled with late buses in the afternoon for the elementary schools in the 8:10 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. tier.
Ron Meyer, South Washington's director of transportation services, told SBF that cutting the 8:10 a.m. tier will also eliminate the district's need for contracted busing for its regular-education routes.
The switch to three tiers will take effect at the start of the 2014-15 school year.
Another proposal that South Washington County Schools officials had been considering was to reduce walking distances from 1.5 miles to 1 mile for middle school students and from 2 to 1.5 miles for high school students. The shorter distances were in place before the current school year, when they were increased as a budget reduction measure. The cost to revert to the shorter walking distances for the 2014-15 school year would have been an estimated $143,751.
At last week's meeting, the school board decided against reverting to the shorter walking distances. Meyer said that the combination of keeping the increased walking distances and eliminating contracted busing will result in an anticipated savings of $268,000.
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Belmont Stakes: Monzon finishes fast in six-furlong drill
Monzon, who comes off a sixth-place finish in the Peter Pan, remained on course for a start in the June 11 Belmont Stakes with a six-furlong workout at Sagamore Farm in Maryland on Tuesday morning.
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According to trainer Nacho Correas, Monzon was timed in 1:16 for one lap over the training track at Sagamore, the legendary farm once owned by Alfred Vanderbilt II and now being revitalized by Kevin Plank.
"He's doing great," Correas said by telephone. "He worked like a monster."
Correas said Monzon completed his final quarter mile in 23.80 seconds, and final furlong in 11.60 seconds.
"He will work again next Tuesday, most likely, but this was my key work for him," Correas said.
Correas said Monzon will ship to Belmont Park on the eve of the Belmont Stakes, the final leg of the Triple Crown.
"The night before or very early that morning," he said. "If you travel during the day, there's lots of traffic and lots of heat."

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Steve is a real hunter, I laughed my ass off when he tried that "Old Indian Trick" of seasoning Bison meat with juice from the Gall bladder! I knew what was coming, he sure didn't! Thought he lose his lunch there for a minute.
That was funny. He was even dumb enough to take two bites.
Meat Eater has a high priority on my DVR for sure. I like the new trend of western hunting/"real" hunting shows.
Meat Eater, Fresh Tracks, Uncommon Ground, Western Hunter, Into High Country are all pretty good
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well excuse me, like Ive said before my knowledge Japan and its Language isnt perfect!!! at least, not yet...Originally Posted by Mr Casson
well excuse me, like Ive said before my knowledge Japan and its Language isnt perfect!!! at least, not yet...Originally Posted by Mr Casson
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haha so it is a verb Mr Casson! Now my post made sense. Voltman would like to place Piper in a strategic point in the desert!Originally Posted by Neil Pickup
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Seeing the year come to an end in 2015 in Miami was a total blast. This vibrant city is in a state of fierce development, attracting interesting people from around the globe. We had the good fortune to connect with the most creative chefs and mixologists in the area. Take a peek at our triple Miami Report for all the details on the food, drink, and scene. Details at hobnobmag.com
HOBNOB Magazine: Celebrate Gay Pride with a Menu in the Colors of the Rainbow
The June issue is out...with a stunning menu in the colors of the rainbow. Whether gay or straight, get into summer mayhem with this celebration.
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• Set your table rainbow-style naturally with food and flowers.
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• Start by inviting your guests to dress accordingly.
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Just opened in NYC and beyond is a documentary which holds an intimate peek into every pregnant women's dilemma: do I breastfeed or not? In Breastmilk, Director Dana Ben-Ari follows five very different women from pregnancy up to their child's one-year birthday revealing each family's philosophies and their subsequent ups and downs—managing jobs, physical issues, but mostly their expectations. Experts weigh in, and help in understanding the scope of things, opening up a dialogue that questions the powers-that-be at hospitals and the messages women receive from from the world at large. It is a heartwarming, often humorous portrayal that was fascinating to watch. I walked out of the movie feeling that I knew each and every one of the women portrayed. I highly recommend a viewing. Now playing at IFC theater on Sixth Avenue and West 3rd Street. breastmilkthemovie.com
Director Dana Ben-Ari at the opening with custom-made necklace.
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When my vegan (and now gluten-free) friend wanted to meet for dinner, I thought Dirt Candy would be the perfect place to venture to. It was quite the experience. First off, the space is absolutely tiny, but the minimal, modern design manages to maximize the space. Peach-colored lighting sets the mood, an open kitchen sits at the rear. The concept: Each dish takes one ingredient, interprets it in different ways, and then is plated quite imaginatively. Service is so friendly, you almost feel like part of a family. As a matter of fact, my friend and I were not crazy about the bottle of wine we ordered, and did casually mention it to the server at night's end (after we drank it!). Unbelievably, the charge was removed from the bill. We did not expect that! This place is a total treat, whether or not you are vegetarian. Portions are generous, and each dish presents complex and interesting flavor combinations. (Something to keep in mind, this restaurant is vegetarian, and will adapt most dishes to accommodate vegans, but only two of the dishes were able to be made gluten-free.)
Flatware was streamlined, perfectly balanced and a joy to eat with.
Servers pulled glasses from a thin shelf lining the wall down one side of the restaurant.
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Spinach: spinach & grapefruit mille-feuille, with smoked pistachios and ricotta
Potato: warm potato salad, crispy Japanese yams, grilled sweet potato, olives, bitter greens, apples
Beans: coconut poached tofu, sea beans, saffron sauce, long beans with Moroccan herbs, sizzling rice
Buvette: Swarming with Charm
On a perfect snowy day in December, friends visiting from Texas told me they were dying to head to Buvette, one of their favorite spots in NYC. I had it on my list of "places to go" so that was that, we trekked to the village. I don't think we could have picked a more charming, and warm environment for that night. Buvette doesn't take reservations, so we squeezed ourselves into the end of the bar near the window. While waiting for our table, we amused ourselves with samplings of charcuterie, cheese, and cocktails. Although crowded, the unruffled host constantly monitored the scene, and kept us informed as to our table status. The menu was simple, and the food presented nonchanlantly, but all was absolutely superb. Especially considering the prices of the entrees: $15. See details in the photos below.
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Super decor with tin ceilings, mirrors, antiques.
Erin, who loved being able to speak French for a night, and husband Jason peruse the cocktail offerings.
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County Restaurant: Rustic Modern
County, located on one of the best blocks for eating in NYC (Gramercy Tavern, Il Mulino, Veritas [you will be missed!], Mari Vanna) got a new chef over the summer. Chef Jan Feshan has worked in some of the world's finest kitchens—in NYC, at Maloney & Porcelli he tutored under David Burke and before coming to County he spent some years at ABC Kitchen where Dan Kluger was a huge influence. You can appreciate the freshness of ingredients and Feshan's confident approach at County. The menu focuses on classic dishes orchestrated with a masterful touch. Extraordinary ingredients dominate, like the honey that is drizzled on the house-made ricotta, as well as 95 varieties of pepper that add a touch of heat to many of his dishes. County is cozy and friendly—if you go, you will return. Worth noting: they stay open between lunch and dinner, so perfect for a rest from shopping and grabbing a bite, or a sip of one of their nicely-mixed cocktails.
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THERE WILL BE a lot of hand-shaking going on among the 76ers as they prepare for tonight's game against the Dallas Mavericks.
It won't be the congratulatory type, like after a big win. Instead, these players will be busy with introductions.
General manager Sam Hinkie had one of the busiest days in trade-day history yesterday, pulling the trigger on three deals that sent out Spencer Hawes, Evan Turner, Lavoy Allen and a draft pick, brought in five players and secured five second-round draft picks over the next couple of years. As it stands now, June's draft will have the Sixers making their selection, probably top three, that of the New Orleans Pelicans (around No. 11) and five - yes, five - selections in the second round.


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Helping healers out
I thought i might as well post this in the general forum seeing as how its for everyone to know and not just healers.
A lot of people have annoying habits which means playing a healer is very difficult. These following "lessons" are just suggestions, you can still play how you want, but if you want to make your healer's life easier, it would be wise to follow these guidelines :
Lesson 1 : Carry potions.
Unless you're in a 2-man party, a healer is not your personal hospital. Not only that, but as we know, skills have cooldowns. When a healer is dealing with a 4 man party, he/she has to consider every member. A healer cant always attend to every single member at every second and neither can they always focus on one person for too long. A healer has to keep the whole party AND themselves alive. Especially difficult in boss fights. Please please carry pots. Money is hardly an issue in Lunia and having your own pots to heal yourself would be a lifesaver, not only for yourself, but for your party as well, as there is less for the healer to worry about.
Lesson 2 : Stop running away from the damn heal range
Unless you're in a crazy bossfight, for the most part, HOLD STILL when a healer is trying to heal you! This is one of the most annoying habits that nearly everyone does, even the healer themselves. If you notice a healer is trying to heal you, and you're outside the range, try and run inside it and get some of that healing done. But really, dont make a healer waste MP and a whole skill cooldown just because you cant stay still for a few seconds.
Lesson 3 : Bead of healing is not a crazy enemy skill
Similar to the above, this healing skill (i believe, in my opinion) is one of the best skills in a healer's arsenal. It homes into your target and can even be casted if you're far away and will even go off screen in some cases. So for god's sakes, dont run away from the bead of healing while its homing in on you. It looks like a big purple orb floating slowly towards you. This skill can actually SAVE YOUR LIFE so stop dashing away from it like a madman. Similarly if a healer is trying to heal you with this skill, make things easier by actually running into the orbs to speed the process up.
Lesson 4 : Protect your healer!
Healer's have a skill called "price of sacrifice" which sacrifices half of your hp (roughly, sometimes its more, depends on skill level) and completely restores your MP so you can heal people straightaway. Ever notice healer's health go down suddenly when they cast that weird skill? Yeah. Its that one.
So if you're seeing a pack of monsters slowly running up to your healer while he/she is casting either THIS spell or a healing spell to heal themselves, protect them! I know you're busy whacking your own mob, but do keep an eye on your healer. A healer is most vunerable in this low-hp state and 9/10 times i died is because i was low on hp from this skill. Similarly if a healer is casting a healing skill and some other monster is running towards them, make sure you whack it and keep it out of the way. For most of the healing skills, a healer cant actually move until the spell is done. So protect your healer!
Final Lesson : Dont take em for granted
Healers arent exactly rare, but that doesnt mean you have to treat them like bitches either. Dont say "HEAL PLEASE" or "HEAL ME NAO" - we'll come round to it. A healer isnt your personal slave or gimp for you to scream at. Please treat them politetly!
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Good advice. I'll add one of my own.
For anyone getting a heal, don't stand around like an idiot. Swing that weapon! A huge problem with the later levels is that enemies don't die nearly as quickly. People tend to rush in and take a ton of damage, then when they retreat, they bring the entire mob to...you guessed it, the healer. Healers can't heal inside a large mob, they'll get knocked around and spells will be canceled. At 300+ mp for a Light of Healing, it's not something we can afford. Keep that in mind.
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All the given advices are completely true. In my opinion, the fact that people tend to rush in with low health is the most annoying. I don't even have time to heal them, and often times bead of healing would purposely ignore the person with low health and go heal another with full health Oo
lol I tend to take hits for the healer and i keep saying ty to them wen they heal me.
That's what I call karma. When they die, I tell them "Hey, I tried. If you stood still and got healed beforehand, or maybe put in some effort chasing the beads..."
Sometimes, I get one of those people who give me lip, telling me to play healer better and the best retort for me is "My healing is fine, you need to learn how to play Sieg better."
I say, "Dont get hit... simple..." and they get all pissy for telling them the truth.
One thing that I always like to tell party members is to understand how grandiose Prayer of Healing is.
Prayer does everything in a big way.
It heals the most out of all your spells.
It leaves vulnerable for the longest time.
It has the highest HP/Mp cost.
It has the second highest range of healing spells.
The important part is the range. You don't need to stand as close to the healer as you would for Light of Healing.
Yes, a thank you is necessary to all players who are paying attention and trying to help out their healers by not wasting their heals.
Seriously though.
Get away from me.
You can stand next to your healer or you can stand far away. You're still going to be in range of Prayer's healing. The difference?
If you're near your healer, and monsters are coming after you, wouldn't that also result in the monster being near your healer as well?
Which by the way, is not good.
Also, don't use your healer to backdrop a monster's attacks. If they run up behind a monster and cast Prayer, there's a good reason they're behind the monster.
Most monsters work with frontal attacks. By staying behind the monster a healer is usually safer and has less chance of being interrupted.
Some conscientious players interpret Prayer the same as Light of Healing, and move next to the healer. Doing this turns the monster around so that it's facing your healer. That means any longer ranged or piercing attacks hit not only you, but the healer standing behind you as well.
Ok, im sick of ppl shouting and spamming about ppl not getting heals, its simple, when you concentrate on the boss/mob, you cant just look elsewhere (for me), i tend to just dodge atks from bosses and no notice a healer sneaking up behind me for a heal, then they start spamming cuz i moved 1 mm away from the heal. We like to get healed, but its just not possible when you are right about to be atked by a boss. During regular mobs, you healers complaint alot about missing heal. Have you ever realized that the most damaging part of a combo is near the end? when we hit, we move, its part of the game, so either heal closer to the monster or wait till then end of the combo, cuz chances are, we aint stopping in the middle of a combo.
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which is why healers (well, i do) use sunlight of healing to heal when many are fighting the boss as it has larger range and lower cast time, but this restores less then the light of healing, so the additional hp wont last that long. if i were to use light of healing near a player who was fighting at the same time, i would most likely have to cancel the heal before it reaches its full effectiveness.
if u wish to continue fighting and comboing go ahead but kindly stop and run to the nearest healer when ur about to die, even if ur in the middle of the combo as life is more important then damage. if u dont, and u die, its ur own fault. i have nothing against people who accidently die, as long as they dont blame the healer, because it was their own fault.
true, theres bead of healing, but it sometimes targets the player with full health instead of the dying one (this cannot be controlled by the healer if all allies are in the same direction), so those who are dying still need to catch the bead.
btw good job on starting this thread.
You should also mention that you can be revived. When you are on the ground with 0 HP, stay put and healer has a chance to revive by healing him/her. Once the guy gets up though, his/her life is gone.
I'll rarely rely on Light of Healing to heal during a massive battle unless I'm confident it's safe, i.e. all monsters are laid out. I'll run right up in the Knight's face and cast it. 75% of the time, they'll still go for a downed attack on the monster, thus evading my heals. Or hell, I've partied with several Knights that refuse to stop for heals even when we're just moving around to another area.
One thing that a lot of people seem to forget is that my responsibility as a healer is to keep you alive by making the healing available to you, and that's it. Beads are tossed around in abundance and Light of Healing is casted in relatively close range to you. I am not, however, going to force-feed you the heals. If I cast any healing spell in your vicinity and you do not make the effort to get it, I will turn to someone else as I'll deem you a waste of mana. Simple as that.
Basically, if you're low on hp and you see beads, make an effort to get it even if it wasn't homing into you. Healers have no control who they chase, it was *probably* intended for you if you needed healing. Maybe you're fighting a mob of monsters, but they're currently on the ground. Stand still for two seconds to get some hp back, or maybe even (and this may seem extreme) move two steps to the left into the spell or something. Learn to recognize what healing spell looks like what. Prayer is not the same as Light of Healing, you do not need to hug the Healer to get the hp. Doing so is probably going to get the Healer hit which means spell canceled.
Basically, to summarize, it's the healer's duty to make healing accessible to the party members. The other party members, however, have the responsibility to make the effort to get healed. Accessibility varies between healers, some stay in the back line, some will deliver heals relatively close to the front lines. Just learn how your healer does things and don't be an ass.
very true about protecting the healer in the party when a monster is about to attk the healer rush to the healer and hit the monster!
Protect the Healer or u won't get healed. Also dont take the meat
inside the chest or healer will get mad and won't heal u. Healer will not heal u and will let u die XD
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I understand if you siegs are comboing or whatever, but if you're running low on hp and notice it, at least let yourself run into our beads, they could save your life, and you can still continue your combo. Don't expect us to run next to you, risking our lives, to use light of healing just so you can continue your combo.
Protect = save yourself. Seriously. Protecting the healer, heal comes to you. Dont protect, you dead. The healer is YOUR lifesource.
Some healers I met, just suck bad at healing, I could name a few.
Seriously, especially for the knights that have a whole bunch of HP...
I'm using Prayer of Healing, and they all run off halfway through.
And it's not in the middle of a battle, it's before proceeding to the next.
i only run when i knw i wont die. like on legend 1-3
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Hands down the most humiliating experience of my life. I could not believe Dr Gota asked me "Why are you here? Who told you to come see me?" You can imagine the look in my face. She made no eye contact, just typed away on the computer. Horrible bedside manner. Hard to believe she is a Cleveland Clinic Doctor. I'd give her zero stars if I could...run...do not walk away from this doctor as fast as you can....as hard as it may be with your arthritis or other ailments. If you've seen her get a second opinion!
Dr. Gota insisted on taking about $1,000 worth of tests on me (after insurance), claiming that they were "standard". She did not tell me how many she'd take or how much they would cost. She was extremely rude when I called to ask her about what illnesses had been ruled out, treating me as if I were impertinent for asking and using only complex medical terminology. I spent about two minutes on the phone with her, and I can't emphasize enough how rude she was -- she treated me as if I were a spoiled idiot for asking about my test results. I really felt conned by the Cleveland Clinic; Gota clearly relished the experience of not telling me anything/making me feel like a moron, and I spent $1,000 for the privilege. I truly believe this doctor shouldn't be allowed to practice.
I was a patient with Dr. Gota for about a year. She helped me immeasurably and was very compassionate to my suffering. My only dislike is that she was too busy, at the end I called for an appointment because I was in pain and they wanted me to wait 6 months...much too long for a person who is in agony.
This doctor has a terrible bedside manner and should consider another profession. I have never been so appalled by her care and treatment of patients.
This doctor needs to take a course in LISTENING. She stared at her computer for most of my appointment, while I was telling her my physical symptoms. And I didn't realize that rheumatoid doctors are now psychologists and psychiatrists! She is NOT qualified to make a diagnosis in mental health, yet tried to anyway. She gave me a GENERAL physical diagnosis, which I truly already knew, and recommended that I increase my walking by 5 minutes a month to get better! ABSOLUTELY LUDICROUS! Then she sent my doctor a report that TOTALLY CONTRADICTED everything she told me and my husband, in the appointment. DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOG TO SEE THIS WOMAN! I am appalled that a reputable institution like Cleveland Clinic would employ such a quack.
This physician treated me like a child. She asked inappropriate questions that had nothing to do with my symptoms. She entered, sat at the computer and never looked at me. She was harsh and outright mean. She also answered her cell phone during the appointment to speak with her child and carried on a conversation! I left the appointment crying. Having been sick for a while (and I am not a sick person) I expected a little empathy and respect. If you want to be listened to and treated with respect do not see this Dr.
Dr. Gota went out of her way to help with my treatment... called me, reviewed my labs from far away admited me to hospitals and made sure that my care was great and she followed up with me personally. She gave me her personal number to call with any problems...excellent doctor!
By far the most humiliating appointment of my life. Had an intern with her and I let the intern sit in. She systematically poked and prodded at me speaking medical jargon the whole time. Meanwhile I'm laying there terrified. Incorrectly diagnosed me with Fibromyalgia despite meeting not having several others, and having several other alarming symptoms that weren't relevant to her diagnosis which she ignored. I can see how she would be an asset to research potentially, but this woman has no business seeing patients. Let alone treating them. I ended up getting a correct diagnosis months down the line by myself doing much of the research from another doctor open to discussion. Her diagnosis stonewalled my finally receiving a correct diagnosis and is borderline negligence in my eyes.
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Alastair Cook is a perfect opener and would have been just as good in any era because the way he plays is ideally suited to the job. It is risk-free batting which is exactly what you want up front. If I wanted someone to thrill me, I would send for Kevin Pietersen. But if I wanted someone to guarantee me runs I would put my money on Cook above anyone else in the world.
As an opener there is nothing better than wearing the opposition down. Those big, fast bowlers start with energy and fire in their belly but you grind them down to the point they feel they are bowling at a brick wall. You take the spirit out of them and that is exactly what he did to India. They were broken and going through the motions by the end of the day.
That was my idea of opening the batting and he plays in a fashion similar to me. It is how I was taught: see off the new ball, give the innings a good start, but carry on and make runs yourself. It's very simple. It is no good being flashy. Punchy little twenties and thirties don't win Test matches; hundreds do.
Cook is a natural opener but I batted down the order as a young man. I was nervous of the new ball. But Brian Close made me open. He said: "You've got two choices: you can be 12th man or you can open." It was simple and it worked. Like me, Cook loves batting. My Uncle Algy gave me the best advice when I was a youngster. First: "Stay in, because you can't score runs in the pavilion." And second: "Listen, it's better your team-mates are watching you bat than you are in the pavilion watching them bat."
Well, England have sat there watching Cook bat for most of the last couple of years. He knows his own game and he keeps it very simple. He plays in safe areas. He doesn't try to be too expansive early on. It is a case of limiting himself, although he is not a limited player. He's clever and makes it difficult for the bowlers to bowl him out. He doesn't give them chances because he sticks to his game plan until he gets in. Then, when he has a few runs, and is in the comfort zone, he expands his repertoire. I felt fine about him going past my record. They are there to be broken. When I got up there with Colin Cowdrey and Wally Hammond or passed Len Hutton I didn't think it made me a better player than them.
Facts and figures don't tell you everything. They don't tell you the quality of the opposition, the type of surfaces or what laws the game was played under.
Statistics give you a yardstick as to how good you were in your era against contemporary players. Anyone can make stats say anything. Politicians do it all the time: that's why we don't trust them. You can only judge Alastair alongside modern-day players and I would put him in the top five with Michael Clarke, Hashim Alma, Jacques Kallis and Pietersen. By the time he finishes his career there is every chance Cook will have scored more runs and hundreds than the lot of them. He could finish second only behind Sachin Tendulkar.
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- Zenobia, Megacognition Press, 2013
- Miranda's Magic (volume 1), Metacognition Press, 2013
- The Grindstone, 2015
- Web page
- Husbands May Come and Go but Friends are Forever: A Novel, Kelso Books, 2009 (also: optioned for the big screen)
John Marvin
- Web Page
- Second Opinion: The Dual Existences of Don Ed Turner, 2013
- The Stained Glass Door, A Novel in Fragments, 2013
Camille Minichino
- Web page
- Madness in Miniature (as Margaret Grace), Perseverance Press, 2014
The Quotient of Murder (as Ada Madison), Berkley, 2013
Susan Pace-Koch
- Get Out Books
- A Pie for a Pig, Get Out Books, 2013
- In One Ear and Out the Other, Get Out Books, 2012
- Latest award (2012): Get Out Of My Head, I Should Go To Bed (2011) named "Best Book" by B.A.I.P.A. (Bay Area Independent Publishers Association)
Lee Paulson
- Roly's Relic: The Cross of Baal (as Jon Cory), CreateSpace, 2013
- "The Otherside Alliance," in Tales of Fortannis: A Bard's Eye View, an anthology edited by Michael Ventrella, Double Dragon, 2011
- A Plague of Scoundrels (as Jon Cory), Komenar Publishing, 2008
- Latest award (2008): A Plague of Scoundrels (as Jon Cory), Honorable Mention, London Book Festival
Jil Plummer
- Jil's web site
- Amber Dust, Andrew Benzie Books, 2014
- Remember to Remember, Andrew Benzie Books, 2016


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Michigan State's weaknesses were hidden during its initial two non-conference games. Playing games against Youngstown State and Florida Atlantic allowed the Spartans to coast by on superior size and speed.
Last Saturday, Mark Dantonio's Spartans found themselves facing a Notre Dame team that could match their speed and size.
The result? A 31-13 beat down from the Fighting Irish.
Michigan State left South Bend with its tail between its legs. The loss dropped the Spartans from the AP Top 25 and exposed more than a few weaknesses the coaching staff need to address.
Central Michigan comes to East Lansing this weekend. The matchup provides a perfect opportunity for the Spartans to work on their weaknesses as they face a Chippewas team that should not pose much of a threat.
If Michigan State does not fix its weaknesses, Big Ten play will prove to be a struggle.


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