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Hot Coffin thankful for its debut CD
Some advice for bands starting out: If you want to attract a crowd to your first show, offer free turkey.
"Our first show was at Riverwest Fest, and I lived around the block. So I made a turkey and invited a bunch of people over before and afterward," said Sean Williamson, vocalist for Hot Coffin. "I remember the year prior I had made a turkey for the first time, and there was something really rewarding about it." »Read Full Article
'50 Shades of Grey' gets a 'Spank!' spoof at Turner Hall
50 shades of 'Spank!'
It's sultry. It's steamy. And it's not what you think. »Read Full Article
Imagine Dragons delivers powerful show at sold-out Eagles Ballroom
With a short but memorable set at Rock the Green in Veterans Park last September, Las Vegas-based alternative-rock act Imagine Dragons declared itself to anyone watching as an exciting live band on the rise.
Saturday night at the Rave, the band more than delivered on its promise. »Read Full Article
MSO's stunning, wide-ranging look at Rachmaninoff
If the name Rachmaninoff is synonymous with piano concertos for you, you're not alone. You're also missing a big part of the picture.
Friday evening's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert gave a multidimensional look at the pianist/ composer/conductor through his first piano concert, one of his choral/orchestral masterpieces and an orchestral fantasy. »Read Full Article
In Tandem's 'Beast on the Moon' capture's young couple's struggles to move on from painful past
In the first scene of Richard Kalinoski's "Beast on the Moon" - now on stage in a beautiful and nuanced production at In Tandem's Tenth Street Theatre - 19-year-old Aram Tomasian learns that his newly arrived child bride is not the girl he'd been promised.
"I ordered the girl in this picture and they sent me someone else," Aram pouts. Yes, 15-year-old Seta replies, but "I am the same girl who wrote you." Eager to please but also slightly impish, Seta can't resist adding that she is also prettier than the pictured girl. »Read Full Article


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Act of contrition
About 10 years ago I introduced my brother to a friend of mine, a girl, and they began dating. After awhile, everything was going great until my parents intervened. They didn't like or approve of this girl, and there were arguments between them and my brother.
Initially I supported my brother, but after some time, I realized maybe this girl wasn't right for him. Eventually I decided to tell him to let her go. As such, I sent him an email stating why I decided the girl basically wasn't good for him.
Well, he showed the email to her, and both of them were understandably angry. Now he and his wife hate me.
In retrospect, I realized my parents and I were totally wrong for butting into my brother's love life. We should have let him make his own decisions. He and this girl married and now have two lovely children.
The problem is, ever since the incident, he and I are distant. The only time we talk is when he comes to our home for my parents' birthdays and Mother's Day or Father's Day. We only speak for about two minutes maximum.
This is very hurtful to me, as my brother and I were close. We did everything together. I want to apologize to him, but I don't know how to approach it. I am so afraid of being rejected by him and his wife.
Karma, eh? I know now I was wrong, and I want to make things right between me and him.
Ned, realize that whatever you try may not work. You might do nothing and they may come around, or you might do something and have it thrown back in your face. This couple has every right to do as they choose.
Parents do not necessarily want what is best for their children. Parents may want to protect or shield them, or they may want their children to realize the parents' dream, not their own. Perhaps your mother was not ready to let go of her son.
Your parents' feelings influenced yours, and you made up reasons why they were right.
The central point is this. The rift has to be fixed with your sister-in-law, not your brother. You insulted her. If her feelings change, that will allow your brother to give you another chance. What she needs from you is a deep, heartfelt apology—well-crafted.
Go back in your mind. Remember what you felt when you put the two of them together. Then explain how you were swayed into producing barriers and reasons why they should not be together.
Then talk about now.
You see they are happy, have two beautiful children and she is a great mom. Admit what you should have realized then. "I should have known better than to meddle in your relationship. I should have seen how much my brother loved you and how much you loved my brother. But I was young and didn't understand what I was seeing."
In your own words, apologize. "I am heart fully sorry for any pain, all the bad feelings and the suffering I caused."
Ask her, "If you can find it in your heart to accept this apology, I would be in your debt. I admire you as a couple, and love you." Don't ask to see them. Ask only for her, and them, to accept your apology.
Don't tell them you made a mistake. Tell them you were wrong. Tell them, you have learned from this.
If your brother stayed with her against his own family, he must love her and she must not have warranted bad treatment. There is something admirable about a couple who take the attitude "It's us against the world."
Think about her position. To come near a household where she knew she wasn't wanted must have taken courage. She must love your brother.
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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA News Release – Region 6
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 6 News Release: OSHA-04-1927-DAL
Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2004
Contact: Diana Petterson or Elizabeth Todd
Phone: (214) 767-4776, ext. 222 or 221
BATON ROUGE, La -- The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has proposed penalties of $50,850 on a Baton Rouge pipe manufacturing company for allegedly failing to protect employees from hazardous chemical exposure.
Amitech USA, a pipe manufacturer that employs approximately 100 workers, was cited for 15 alleged serious violations following an OSHA inspection that began May 6 at the company's worksite in Zachary, La. The company uses chemicals and fiberglass to manufacture pipe in two separate processes at the site.
"Workers were exposed to fumes from highly flammable chemicals that were allowed to be released into the air, because containers and equipment were not air tight," said Greg Honaker, OSHA area director in Baton Rouge.
Alleged serious violations include failure to develop, implement, and maintain emergency action procedures and plans; failure to prevent the release of chemical vapors from process equipment inside a manufacturing building; and not establishing and marking hazardous locations about chemical process equipment.
Other alleged serious violations include failure to gather safety information on the technology and equipment involved in the process; failure to analyze potential hazards of the process; not having written operating procedures for the pipe manufacturing process; and failure to ensure the ongoing integrity of process equipment and to safely manage changes to the process.
Further serious citations cover failure to have specific procedures to service and maintain machines and equipment; failure to inspect a fixed fire extinguishing system; and failure to guard hazardous machinery, to adequately label containers of hazardous chemicals; and to adequately train and educate employees on the hazards of chemicals in their work environment. A serious citation is issued for a violation that could cause death or serious physical harm to employees for a hazardous condition about which the employer knew or should have known.
The company has 15 working days from receipt of the citations to comply, request an informal conference with the Area Director of the Baton Rouge OSHA office, or to contest the citations and penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
Employers and employees with questions about job safety and health standards can call the Baton Rouge OSHA area office at (225) 298-5458 or, OSHA's hotline at 1-800-321-6742 to report workplace accidents, fatalities, or situations posing imminent danger to workers. OSHA's role is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
U.S. Labor Department (DOL) releases are accessible on the Internet at <http://www.dol.gov>. The information in this news release will be made available in alternate format upon request (large print, Braille, audio tape or disc) from the COAST office. Please specify which news release when placing your request. Call (202) 693-7765 or TTY (202) 693-7755. DOL is committed to providing America's employers and employees with easy access to understandable information on how to comply with its laws and regulations. For more information, please visit www.dol.gov/compliance.
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In Brief: Millcreek police seek driver of stolen truck
Millcreek police seek driver of stolen truck
Millcreek police said a person who left a pickup truck running outside a bank was targeted by a thief who took it on a joy ride before crashing it in Erie.
Police continued their search Friday for the person who sped off in a 2006 red Dodge Ram turbo diesel 2500 after taking it from outside PNC Bank on West Ridge Road at about 5:45 p.m. Thursday.
The thief abandoned the truck after crashing it into a pole at South Shore Drive and Superior Avenue in Erie, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Millcreek police at 833-7777.
Erie man faces charges in gun incident
Erie police charged a man in a shooting earlier this month.
Jamel L. Bussey, 34, is accused of pulling out a handgun and firing it in the 3000 block of Pine Avenue on the afternoon of March 9.
Police charged that Bussey fired the gun while a woman was walking by, and told her that he didn't shoot at her, according to the criminal complaint in the case.
Bussey was arraigned Friday by Erie 3rd Ward District Judge Tom Carney on charges of persons not to possess a firearm, carrying a firearm without a license, recklessly endangering another person, simple assault and illegally shooting a firearm.
Carney set bond at $25,000.
Police apprehend Most Wanted fugitive
Union City police have apprehended a man wanted by the Erie County Sheriff's Office for failing to appear for trial.
Michael R. Hayes, 35, was taken into custody Thursday, deputies said Friday. He was wanted for failing to appear for trial on numerous theft from motor vehicle offenses.
Hayes was featured in the March 6 Erie Times-News Most Wanted. He is the 743rd fugitive to be apprehended since the feature began in 2004.
Next week's meetings
- Erie Housing Authority: Monday at 1:15 p.m. at its offices, 606 Holland St.
- Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority: Monday at 5:30 p.m. at the Intermodal Transportation Center, 208 E. Bayfront Parkway.
- Millcreek Township supervisors: Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 3608 W. 26th St.
- Erie County Council: Tuesday at 7 p.m. in chambers at the Erie County Courthouse, 140 W. Sixth St.
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Five interesting things from the third round of All-Star returns
The NBA announced the third round of balloting for the 2014 NBA All-Star Game. We take a look at the interesting developments.
With the NBA's release of the third and final All-Star Ballot returns before starters are announced January 20th, there have been some interesting developments. Though there haven't been any seismic shifts in the probable starters, there are some trends worth pointing out.
First, here are the results.
|1. LeBron James (Mia) 1,076,063
|1. Dwyane Wade (Mia) 718,109
|2. Paul George (Ind) 899,671
|2. Kyrie Irving (Cle) 652,522
|3. Carmelo Anthony (NYK) 702,869
|3. Derrick Rose (Chi) 323,099
|4. Roy Hibbert (Ind) 385,964
|4. John Wall (Was) 278,516
|5. Chris Bosh (Mia) 304,986
|5. Ray Allen (Mia) 190,086
|6. Kevin Garnett (BKN) 164,021
|6. Rajon Rondo (Bos) 133,448
|7. Joakim Noah (Chi) 128,201
|7. Deron Williams (BKN) 95,309
|8. Andre Drummond (Det) 120,844
|8. George Hill (Ind) 89,428
|9. Tyson Chandler (NYK) 101,637
|9. Lance Stephenson (Ind) 77,364
|10. Jeff Green (Bos) 96,336
|10. DeMar DeRozan (Tor) 68,985
|11. Luol Deng (Cle) 90,730
|12. Carlos Boozer (Chi) 80,271
|13. Paul Pierce (BKN) 72,581
|14. David West (Ind) 61,612
|15. Brook Lopez (BKN) 58,477
|1. Kevin Durant (OKC) 1,054,209
|1. Kobe Bryant (LAL) 844,538
|2. Dwight Howard (Hou) 509,116
|2. Stephen Curry (GS) 677,372
|3. Blake Griffin (LAC) 500,964
|3. Chris Paul (LAC) 651,073
|4. Kevin Love (Min) 483,031
|4. Jeremy Lin (Hou) 471,980
|5. LaMarcus Aldridge (Por) 404,793
|5. James Harden (Hou) 338,788
|6. Tim Duncan (SAS) 385,342
|6. Russell Westbrook (OKC) 260,499
|7. Anthony Davis (NO) 223,956
|7. Tony Parker (SA) 195,328
|8. Pau Gasol (LAL) 207,213
|8. Damian Lillard (Por) 162,363
|9. Andre Iguodala (GS) 192,616
|9. Klay Thompson (GS) 108,404
|10. Dirk Nowitzki (Dal) 156,792
|10. Ricky Rubio (Min) 97,265
|11. DeMarcus Cousins (Sac) 148,604
|12. David Lee (GS) 141,509
|13. Chandler Parsons (Hou) 135,387
|14. Omer Asik (Hou) 101,372
|15. Kawhi Leonard (SA) 91,859
1. Hello there, Stephen Curry. Curry moves past Chris Paul into the starting lineup for the All-Star Game, which is a testament to his growing star power. It's also enough to make you wonder about Chris Paul's popularity. The guy has commercials everywhere, is regarded as the best point guard in the league, plays for a team in LA, and has a team with more wins.
So why would he fall off? Well, for starters, Curry is more fun to watch right now. Paul has evolved past the lightning and flash guard he was in 2008. He's smarter, wiser, stronger. He makes the right play 90 percent of the time. Curry on the other hand is a turnover machine because he's always looking for a flashy dribble or pass. Throw in the insane shooting, and a fanbase that yields the internet like a Gatling gun, and here you are.
2. Kevin Love's making a run at Blake Griffin. Paul isn't the only Clipper struggling in returns. Love has shortened the gap to just over 17,000 votes. You have to think Griffin's attemped murder of dunk on Kris Humphries will get him a push in the next few days, though. Love is the more deserving candidate, however. He's been the best power forward in the league, and if he's not, it's LaMarcus Aldridge, who is 80,000 behind Love. You have to think those three plus Anthony Davis are splitting votes from each other.
3. This one's not surprising, but Kobe Bryant remains the top West guard by a huge margin despite having played six games. Fans gonna fan, y'all. Even after Bryant publicly implored fans to vote for another guard like Damian Lillard, Bryant picked up over 120,000 votes since the second returns. So if playing in LA isn't enough, apparently being a Laker is. Bryant has said he's unlikely to play, but then, Paul's also injured. This sets up a tricky situation for the coaches, with Russell Westbrook the next best candidate... but he's also out with knee surgery. You'd have to think the coaches would select Tony Parker or James Harden over Jeremy Lin, despite the vote gap.
4. Paul George's gap over Carmelo Anthony continues to swell and is essentially a lock, now. George leads Melo by nearly 200,000 votes, an insurmountable amount. Anthony will have to be selected as a reserve. He's a lock on that front, but it's still jarring to see Melo get boat-raced by a guy from Indiana.
5. Omer Asik has over 100,000 votes. Welcome to the NBA All-Star ballot process.
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CENTURION, South Africa -- Dawie Van Der Walt became the fifth South African winner in 10 European Tour events this season with his two-shot victory at the Tshwane Open on Sunday.
Van Der Walt posted a final round 5-under 67 to finish at 21-under overall for his first win on the Tour.
The Texas-based golfer is ranked 436th in the world. Van Der Walt was among four players tied for the lead after the third round, including fellow South African Darren Fichardt, who shot 69 to finish second at 19-under in the European and Sunshine Tour event.
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"You start doubting yourself and at 30 years old you start to wonder if you're good enough and this shows me that I am," Van Der Walt said. "I would have liked to win before 30, but I'll definitely take this. Golf is a game where you don't get a lot of chances to win, and to do it is fantastic.
"I hit the ball really good and I never really had to chip, which is not my strength. If you hit a lot of greens and don't three-putt then you're going to do well."
Local favorite Fichardt broke the early deadlock atop the leaderboard with birdies at Nos. 2 and 3.
Van Der Walt then countered by holing a 40-foot putt for eagle at the longest hole in the 41-year history of the European Tour -- the 685-yard par five, fourth hole.
Fichardt responded with a birdie at the fifth but Van Der Walt birdied the sixth and seventh holes and held the lead from there. South African


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Twelve Months to a New Career
If you have a bachelor's degree, BW's Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program can put you in a rewarding career in just one year. BW combines classroom rigor with comprehensive clinical rotations. You'll gain leadership, communication and critical thinking skills suited to today's complex health care system. Upon completion, you'll be prepared to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Students enter the program with many academic and professional backgrounds. However, all students must have successfully completed specific prerequisite coursework.
Innovative Approach That's Workplace Focused
BW employs concept-based learning, a dynamic approach that focuses on key concepts that can be applied to multiple clinical settings. As a result, nursing students develop a deep understanding of interrelated concepts and how to organize information in logical ways. In the workplace, they are collaborative, team-oriented problem solvers. BW graduates enter health care organizations as nurses who are versatile and skilled across multiple platforms – care provider, designer and manager – and are poised for career advancement.
Outstanding NCLEX-RN Pass Rates
Graduates of the Baldwin Wallace University Accelerated BSN program enjoy a superior passage rate on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN).
Pass rate on the NCLEX-RN licensure exam:
Class of 2015 – 100 percent
Class of 2014 – 92.31 percent
Class of 2013 – 94.74 percent
By comparison, in 2015 the Ohio first-time pass rate was 81.21% and the national average was 84.51%.
Alumni Success
BW nurses are employed in many Northeast Ohio health care organizations including Southwest General Health Center, Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals of Cleveland, Guidestone Berea Children's Home, MetroHealth Medical Center, Akron General Medical Center and Akron Children's Hospital in such specialties as medical surgical nursing, trauma nursing, burn care nursing, neonatal intensive care nursing, pediatric nursing, skilled nursing, coronary intensive care nursing and psychiatric nursing. Other graduates are enrolled in nurse practitioner graduate programs.
Approval and Accreditation Status
The Baldwin Wallace University Accelerated BSN program is fully approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
Comprehensive Nursing Program Priced Competitively
BW offers a single, comprehensive price for the 12-month Accelerated BSN program. Total cost of the 2016-17 program is $34,500. Inclusive in the cost of the package is tuition, books, one uniform set, stethoscope, lab coat, all skills laboratory supplies, intensive NCLEX-RN preparation and review course, and NCLEX-RN practice examination. The nursing program package pricing represents a total savings to the student of more than $4,000. Financial aid available to Accelerated BSN students is primarily loans including the Federal Direct student loan program. These loans have features that include low interest rates, deferred payment options and flexible repayment schedules.
BW's nursing program is an intensive 12-month program that requires 58 credit hours. The program begins in August each year and covers three semesters – fall, spring and summer. Each semester is divided into two shorter terms.
This is an intensive, full-time program with a demanding schedule of courses and clinical experiences. Due to the rigor and demands of the didactic coursework and laboratories, clinical practice experiences, ongoing homework and studying, Accelerated BSN students should understand that there is little time to work during the course of this one-year program.
|Fall 1
|NUR 100 Foundations of Nursing Practice
|4 cr
|NUR 101 Clinical Foundations Practicum
|2 cr
|NUR 105 Pathophysiological Concepts for Nursing Practice
|3 cr
|NUR 106 Pharmacological Concepts in Nursing Practice
|3 cr
|Fall 2
|NUR 110 Health and Illness Concepts in Nursing Practice I
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|NUR 115 Professional Nursing Clinical I
|2 cr
|NUR 112 Theoretical Foundations of Nursing Practice
|3 cr
|Spring 1
|NUR 210 Health and Illness Concepts in Nursing Practice II
|5 cr
|NUR 215 Professional Nursing Clinical II
|2 cr
|NUR 212 Research and Evidence-based Practice in Nursing
|3 cr
|Spring 2
|NUR 310 Health and Illness Concepts in Nursing Practice III
|5 cr
|NUR 315 Professional Nursing Clinical III
|2 cr
|NUR 312 Leadership and Ethics in Professional Practice
|3 cr
|Summer 1
|NUR 410 Health and Illness Concepts in Nursing Practice IV
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|NUR 415 Professional Nursing Clinical IV
|2 cr
|NUR 412 Issues and Trends in Professional Nursing Practice
|3 cr
|Summer 2
|NUR 450 Professional Nursing Practicum
|4 cr
|NUR 455 Professional Nursing Seminar
|2 cr
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Course descriptions, requirements for the major and additional information can be found in the University Catalog.
Betty Napoleon, Ph.D., RN, CCM
Chair, Department of Nursing
Sandra Harris
Assistant Professor and Preceptor Liaison
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve University
B.S.N., Case Western Reserve University
Diploma in Nursing, St. Alexis School of Nursing
Sandra Harris teaches medical surgical and critical care nursing as well as courses in nursing theory, leadership and ethics and nursing trends and issues. She also coordinates the preceptor experience in the program's final capstone clinical course. Harris came to Baldwin Wallace University from the Cleveland Clinic where she was a research nurse coordinator engaged in various research projects, including ones funded by the National Institute of Health Studies. Harris also has many years of instructional experience on the faculty at Huron School of Nursing where she taught leadership, critical care, medical surgical and pediatric nursing. Prior to this, Harris was an intensive care unit staff nurse at Fairview General Hospital and Bedford Community Hospital, a nursing supervisor at Richmond Heights General Hospital an orthopedic nurse at Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital and a rehabilitation nurse at MetroHealth Medical Center. She is presently pursuing a Doctorate in Nursing Practice.
Jennifer Johnson
Assistant Professor and Skills Laboratory Coordinator
M.S.N., Michigan State University
B.S.N., Marshall University
Jennifer Johnson joined the nursing program as a medical surgical and intensive care step-down faculty member and skills laboratory coordinator from Summa Health System in Akron, Ohio where she was a telemetry charge nurse. Johnson's clinical expertise spans medical surgical, hospice, community health, ventilator and cardiac catheterization nursing in a variety of hospitals in Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia. She instructed BSN students at Grand Valley State University for a number of years before coming to Baldwin Wallace. Johnson is a member of Sigma Theta Tau, the national nursing honorary.
Myrna George, RN
Adjunct Clinical Nursing Faculty
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve University
M.Ed. (Educational Administration), John Carroll University
B.S.N., Case Western Reserve University
Diploma in Nursing, Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital School of Nursing
Myrna George is the clinical faculty member supervising students in their community health nursing rotation. Previously, George served as the director for the Cuyahoga Valley Career Center's licensed practical nursing program and the Parma School of Practical Nursing. She has many years of experience in industrial nursing, camp nursing, chronic illness and gerontology nursing, vocational nursing education and nursing supervision.
Elizabeth Dwyer, RN
Adjunct Clinical Nursing Faculty
B.S.N., University of Akron
A.A.S. in Nursing, Lorain County Community College
Elizabeth Dwyer is a clinical faculty member for medical surgical nursing. She also is currently employed full time as a staff nurse in coronary care nursing at Southwest General Health Center. Dwyer has worked in the intensive care unit, coronary care unit and emergency room at Parma Hospital. Prior teaching experience includes clinical instruction in fundamentals of nursing and medical surgical nursing at Cuyahoga Community College, Lorain County Community College and Maricopa Community College in Arizona. Dwyer also served eight years as a corpsman in the U.S. Navy Reserve.
Diane Griger, RN
Lecturer and Adjunct Clinical Faculty
M.S.N., Boston University
B.S.N., Boston College
Diane Griger brings to the Baldwin Wallace University nursing program over 30 years of teaching experience at the BSN, diploma and associate degree levels. Prior to joining the BW nursing faculty, Griger was a tenured professor in maternity nursing at Lakeland Community College. She also taught maternity nursing at Ursuline College and St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing in Syracuse, New York. She is a nurse volunteer and counselor at Womankind in Cleveland.
Christine Kuchenrither, RN
Adjunct Clinical and Nursing Skills Laboratory Faculty
M.S.N., University of Akron
Associate of Applied Science in Nursing, Lorain County Community College Prior to joining the faculty at Baldwin Wallace University, Ms. Kuchenrither was clinical research coordinator at North Ohio Research, Inc. where she enrolled and managed research volunteers and conducted Phase II-IV clinical drug and medical device trials in the fields of cardiology, pulmonary and endocrine medicine. Prior to this Ms. Kuchenrither was a clinical nuclear stress nurse at University Hospitals Elyria Memorial Hospital and adjunct clinical nursing faculty in medical surgical nursing at Lorain County Community College.
Lori-Anne Schulte-Laird, RN
Adjunct Clinical Nursing Faculty
M.S.N., P.M.H.N.P., University of Cincinnati
B.S.N., Bowling Green State University
Lori-Anne Schulte-Laird teaches pediatric nursing. She possesses noteworthy expertise in this field as well as behavioral health nursing. Schulte-Laird is the director of integrated care and director of nursing at OhioGuidestone (formerly Berea Children's Home), a comprehensive, nonprofit organization that provides solutions to children, families and communities across Ohio. Prior to this, Schulte-Laird worked as a staff nurse in the pediatric unit at Aristocrat Berea, and in the neonatal intensive care units at MetroHealth Medical Center, where she also served as a NICU life flight transport nurse.
Erica Tegowski, RN
Adjunct Clinical Nursing Faculty
M.S.N., University of Phoenix
B.S.N., Mercy College of Northwest Ohio
Erica Tegowski is a clinical faculty member for medical surgical nursing. She is currently employed on a geriatric medical-surgical unit at University Hospitals of Cleveland and also serves as a clinical faculty member with the nursing program at Cuyahoga Community College.
Christina Thomas
Adjunct Clinical Nursing Faculty
M.S., St. Joseph's University
B.S.N., University of Pennsylvania
Christina Thomas is a clinical faculty member in medical surgical nursing. Prior to coming to Baldwin Wallace, Thomas served many years as an oncology and bone marrow transplant nurse at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and later was the sedation and MRI coordinator at the same facility. She subsequently functioned as the nurse manager in the inpatient oncology unit and outpatient infusion center at St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne, Pa. Thomas is chemotherapy certified through the Association for Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Nurses.


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Panfilio infuses 'Rita' with hopeful humor
In the opening scene of "Educating Rita," Willy Russell's bittersweet play about a 26-year-old hairdresser trying to start over and the alcoholic literature professor assigned to help her, Rita bounds into Frank's book-lined study for her first lesson.
Her attention is immediately drawn to an ostensibly chaste but erotically charged portrait on the wall, and within the blink of an eye she has offered a bawdy, original and wide-ranging interpretation of how that portrait works. Admitting he hasn't looked at it in years, the best Frank can manage is the bland assessment that it's "beautiful." »Read Full Article
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A Milwaukee chef will open a butcher shop emphasizing locally and sustainably produced meats: Karen Bell, formerly of Cafe at the Plaza, plans to open Bavette Butcher Shop in the Historic Third Ward.
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First off, I should have checked the ingredients before having this – I need caffeine in the morning so the fact that this is decaf makes me sad. Second, I couldn't get behind the taste of this at all. It seemed like there was too much going on in the cup – the flavors didn't blend well. Not my cuppa.
LisaD gave me this one… and I don't get it. I cannot taste chocolate and the strawberries are very faint. It's not bad, but it's not over the top awesome either… I may not be partial to Ceylon… I don't know..
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Yes, yes. I understand you cling to the New Testament as a way of explaining the Torah, just as some cling to the Book of Mormon to explain the Christian Bible, and just as some cling to Islam to explain the Christian Bible.
But God told the Jewish people when he gave them the Torah to go to the Kohen or Levite or judge with their questions and then to heed their words exactly (Deut 17).
And God told the Jewish people to ask their ancestors and elders about the proper service of God (Deut 32). He didn't tell them to ask the gentiles.
Zechariah 8 does not say the Jews will grab a gentile and ask about God, it says gentiles will ask Jews!
You do realize he was speaking about Gentile Pagans don't you????
That really has nothing to do with my question anyway's..
None of us born today are from the Ancient World, we are modern people that have the ability to read, research, understand and learn about anything, wether it is Science, Politics or Religion.
I don't need to go to the President to understand the Constitution of the United States, and I don't need to go to a Rabbi to learn about what is in the Torah.
I can read...
I don't mean to be dis-respectful, but I was just asking a question about what Abrahm saw when he looked upon G-d who was outside of his tent.
What is the Christian Bible?
Isn't the entire Holy Bible written by Jews?
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If you know me at all then you know that I am crazy about animals. I'm a huge advocate for spaying, neutering, fostering, and rescuing.
I grew up in a family of the same kind of people so I got started much younger than most people. As long as I can remember I've wanted to help animals and educate people on why you should spay, neuter, and adopt.
My mom grew up in a house full of kids and animals alike. She and my aunt have spent more time, energy, and money helping animals than I can even imagine.
My aunt will literally take in any animal that needs a home. No matter its species, sex, size, color, or health. She has found so many good homes for so many pets in my lifetime alone!
My mom stops on the side of the road just to offer to take someone's pet to the vet so it can't have another pitiful litter of babies. I'd love to know how many lives she's saved just by spaying and neutering other people's animals.
My cousin has stopped in the middle of the interstate to save countless chickens that have fallen from chicken trucks and find them a happy home. She went into labor with her twins because she fell while trying to save a kitten!
My sister stopped her car to hold a homeless dog that someone else had hit in its final moments of life. I can't think of anything more important than showing an animal how much it is loved before it is gone.
Me? I teach. That's my only talent. I teach people about the ten thousand animals that are euthanized in our country every day. I teach people about how not spaying and neutering your animal dramatically increases their risk for cancer. I teach people about the numerous pure bred dogs that are dumped at shelters and need a home. If I keep one person from buying from a breeder then all this talking is worth it.
Save one until there are none… that's my motto.
Thanks for reading :) Now, to Alice…
I have wanted a husky my entire life. Before I was born a malamute showed up at my parents house. They named him Bud and loved him like no other. I saw the pictures and heard about how special he was my entire life. Unfortunately someone shot Bud and my family was devastated. We always had other animals because we would take whatever showed up and needed a home so there was never an opportunity to pick out another dog.
I had every Lisa Frank and Ty husky product there was! I drew pictures and wrote stories about huskies. The last thing my Grandpa got for me before he died was my beloved "Puppy."
|Apparently he's an antique now...
It was love at first sight but my parents wouldn't get him for me. Naturally I pitched a fit and my Grandpa snuck back to the toy shoppe in Gatlinburg and picked him out just for me. I still sleep with him to this day at my parents house and will treasure him forever.
I've known forever that I couldn't and wouldn't go out and buy a puppy. I always knew I would adopt an adult because there are so many that need homes. My sister, Haley, and I started looking at the local shelters when we had our house in Athens. Huskies are ALWAYS in the shelters so it's very easy to find one with a little searching. We saw several but it never felt right.
One day while we were at work Haley called me into her office and showed me Jasper's picture at the Athens animal shelter. We took our lunch break right then and went out to visit him. It was love at first sight! He looked just like my puppy and we knew we had to have him. We filled out our paperwork and somehow managed to be the first ones in line.
Visiting Jasper at the shelter. We went every day until it was time to bring him home.
|The day we brought him home from his surgery
As most of you know, Jasper lives with Haley in Athens. I like to say we all share custody because he really is all of ours.
Chris and I adopted Darla two months shy of our one year anniversary. Gus came along about 3 months later. We love them to pieces and have gotten spoiled because cats are so easy to take care of. Once we bought our house we started talking about getting a dog since we have a fenced in back yard. We never could commit because we were both scared of having a dog. They are much more work than our little cats!
In January we saw on Facebook where someone had found a husky puppy and were looking for its family. My mom called to talk to them and told them we would be interested in having her if they couldn't find her family and weren't going to keep her. After they had her about two weeks they called us and said they couldn't find her family so if we were interested we could come get her that day. I was in Cartersville so my Mom and Haley went to get her while I headed home to meet them.
The vet thought she was about 7-8 weeks old and she weighed about six pounds. She was a tiny little thing! She had a multitude of parasites: coccidia, flatwork, roundworm, you name it! Her poor little face looked sickly and her fur wasn't very soft. She was obviously starving! We don't know where she came from but I can guarantee you that the "breeder" didn't take good care of her and probably her family if I had to guess. I'd love to know so that I could make sure her poor mama is okay.
We've had her about a month now and she's doing much better! At her last vet appointment she weighed 14.7lbs! We finally got rid of her parasites and she has one more round of vaccinations to go. We feed her better food than feed ourselves and she has more toys than she can even play with in a day. She'll be starting puppy classes soon but already has a few tricks. She is almost potty trained, loves her crate, rings the bell to go potty, sits, and fetches. Everyone who meets her falls in love!
I've never had a puppy before and she gets the best of us sometimes but we are having so much fun with her!
Get ready for picture overload…
Get ready for picture overload…
|The first night we had her
|Jasper isn't so sure
|First vet visit
|Facetiming with Jas
|First visit to Petsmart
|Helping dad cook dinner
|Practicing her fetching skills
|Taking over the kitty's house
|Playing with Jasper
|First lunch date at Which Wich
|I love car rides!
|Tuckered out from playing at the park!
|Teeny tiny snow dog
|Whatcha got there?
|Can you spot the tiny husky?
|Helped dad with his snowman
|Resting after playing in the snow!
|A beautiful day at the park!
|Let me at em!
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Gluten Free Yorkshire Pudding
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 15 mins
When my husband requested a gluten free yorkshire pudding I searched the internet without very many results. Then I found this recipe on the Gluten Free Celiac Disease Forum... Thank you shawnmcb for posting your recipe. It was a huge success for my family gathering... they LOVED it!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 158.51 ml gluten-free flour, mix (any)
- 78.07 ml cornstarch or 78.07 ml potato starch
- 2.46 ml salt (or up to 1 tsp to taste)
- 1.23 ml baking powder
- 1.23 ml xanthan gum
- 2-3 whole eggs
- 236.59 ml milk or 236.59 ml half-and-half cream
- preheat oven to 425.
- Mix all dry ingredients well. Beat eggs separately, then add to dry ingredients, mixing well with electric hand mixer. Finally, add the milk or cream and beat for a couple of minutes (should be the consistency of thick cream).
- Grease bottom and sides of 8x8 pan.
- Distribute the batter evenly. Bake at 425 for 15 minutes. You can tell by looking at it, how moist it is. If it needs more time, continue cooking until it looks right to you.
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Someone made this recipe for me so I could eat a gluten free yorkshire pudding, and you should put GLUTEN FREE BAKING POWDER...as there is gluten in regular baking powder.
Turned out great. We used:
- Pamela's GF Bread mix in place of the GF flour and xanthan gum
- potato starch
- 3 large/XL eggs.
We had another substitution of rice milk plus goat yogurt in place of the milk (since we were out of goat milk. Baked in beef fat from the roast in hamburger bun pans. Made six very good Yorkshire Puddings. YUM!
Used a GF flour blend from a local place that had some soybean flour in. NEVER sample the batter with that. But it was very good after it was baked. I did it in Yorkshire pudding pans. None left from the meal.


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NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell calls for national bikie laws
- From: Herald Sun
- February 14, 2012
NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell has called on Prime Minister Julia Gillard to introduce national anti-bikie laws, saying this would prevent them being overturned in the High Court.
The NSW government on Tuesday introduced new anti-gang laws into parliament, more than six months after 2009 laws were struck down by the High Court following a challenge by the Hells Angels.
The new legislation will fix a loophole in the Crimes (Criminal Organisations Control) Act 2009, a law which gives police the power to apply to the Supreme Court to have a gang outlawed.
Under the changes, Supreme Court judges will now have to give reasons for outlawing a gang, addressing a key concern raised by the High Court.
Mr O'Farrell said while Attorney-General Greg Smith had received advice that the new legislation would withstand a High Court challenge, national laws were the "only way to guarantee" state laws would not be struck down.
"(We are putting) in legislation that we believe to the best of our ability will not be successfully challenged in the High Court," Mr O'Farrell said.
"But what Julia Gillard should be doing today, rather than worrying about the leadership challenge from Kevin Rudd, is getting drafted national outlaw motorcycle gang laws to stop this being a problem in the future.
"Because guess what? Outlaw motorcycle gangs are cashed up because of their illegal activities. They will mount further challenges to any state that legislates.
"The best way to guarantee that legislation can't be challenged by the High Court is to have national legislation."
Wayne Baffsky, the lawyer who acted for Sydney Hells Angel Derek Wainohu in the successful High Court challenge, said the updated law would be self-defeating.
"I haven't seen the laws yet so I don't know how bad they're going to be," he told AAP.
"But I can be confident that they are going to be unnecessary and probably self-defeating like the previous law."
NSW Opposition Leader John Robertson said the premier had been dragged and shamed into re-introducing the anti-bikie laws, and should have acted sooner in response to the spate of Sydney drive-by shootings.
"We have been calling on Barry O'Farrell to recall parliament since early January because the police need all the support and all the laws they can get to deal with this issue," Mr Robertson said.
Greens MP David Shoebridge described the proposed laws as "a further step in the wrong direction" and said there was a good chance the High Court would again reject them.
"This new law will likely do little to address gang violence and end up being a distraction from the real task of targeting gangs existing criminal activity."
Meanwhile, South Australia's Attorney-General John Rau has also promised to introduce tough new laws to crack down on bikie-related violence in the state.
They include re-formulating legislation to tackle outlaw gangs after the High Court struck it down in 2010, delivering a significant knock to former premier Mike Rann's vow to rid the state of bikies.
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There are many people who still think that because they own the property, they are entitled to any decision that they may take regarding their property. However, this mindset has landed a lot of property owners in legal trouble and at times even cost them money in terms of judgment and liens. It is important to take time and study the rights of the tenant before you start making demands. Here are the basic rights of tenants.
Freedom from harassment and illegal eviction
An inexperienced landlord may imagine that defaulting in rent payment means that you immediately evict the tenant. This is wrong and illegal. The client is supposed to get at least a 3 month notice to vacate the premises. Also, in many states, they will not be harassed to pay the rent by the landlord. As a landlord, failure to respect this rule could lead to the tenant taking legal action. When this happens, you are likely to lose the chance to recover the unit in time and this will lead to loss of rental income. Instead of using confrontations to throw out tenants who are disobedient, you need to try negotiations. Keep an open line of communication with the renter. Let them know that their actions are affecting your business in a negative manner and this could get you a more amicable resolution.
Deposit protection
Nowadays, it is almost impossible to get into a rental without paying a certain amount as the deposit. The law that was passed and came into effect on the first of April 2013 states that any deposit paid after that date should be protected in one of the three tenancy deposit schemes approved by social services. This means that the landlord doesn't get to keep this money, unless you have caused damages in the rental unit and he has to repair or replace some of the ruined parts.
Notice to quit and due process
Just as you are not supposed to be evicted illegally, the rights of tenants dictate that if you wish to leave the premises, you have to give at least a month's notice to the landlord. During this time, they will help inspect all aspects of your house and ensure all damages that occurred during your tenancy have been fixed. This time will also help them look for another client so that they aren't left with an empty house, something that causes losses to the tenants.
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When you start the second month of tenancy, it is important to ensure that you check all the documents that the landlord has issued. If there are any that are missing, ask the landlord to provide them. Remember that these documents are what are going to protect you when the time comes for you to move on, regardless of the circumstances. These and other rights of tenants should be at your fingertips to avoid complicating your stay as a tenant.


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March 23, 2010, 03:07 PM
Wondering if I could paint my stainless barrel black, to make it less easy to spot. Is there a certain kind of paint that is used for this?
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March 23, 2010, 03:17 PM
Duracoat would work really well I'd bet. Any kind of gun-specific paint should hold up nicely, though there are probably other non-gun paints that sell cheaper and are the same substance, I'm not much of a paint expert.
March 23, 2010, 03:35 PM
Good luck with that! My Brother painted his ML barrel with grill paint, didn't last to long. Certain gun finishes may hold up better, but not paint.:)
Edit.... My Brother paints million dollar jets for a living, and knows how to make it stick. Just not to SS:D
March 23, 2010, 03:40 PM
I've had a little luck painting blued / parkerized milsurp stuff by cleaning thoroughly with denatured alcohol, spraying on a light coat of Krylon auto primer (it used to be available in matte black, but I had to order the stuff), and finishing with Krylon low-gloss textured outdoor paint.
A friend has used Brownell's bake-on stuff before, and it seemed to hold up really well.
I've also seen guys have stripped actions and barrels powder coated (This is the most durable "applied" finish I've seen on a gun).
March 23, 2010, 07:01 PM
GUN-KOTE 2400 from KG Coatings or the same stuff from Brownells is the way to go IF you have access to an oven and possibly a grit blasting cabinet. I've painted a barrel/action and a bunch of small pieces with very good results.
Uncle Mike
March 23, 2010, 07:17 PM
KG is great...Birdsong is the best, BUT you cannot do the Bird yourself, it is a proprietary polymer type coating that Birdsong must apply.
Depending on your cost factor, the best do it yourself stuff will be the Brownells baking type coatings followed by the Brownells air cure or Dura Coat offerings.
You will need to glass bead (Abrasive blast) your barrel and ensure all oil and other contaminates are removed.
If you have the coin, check into the Birdsong Coatings, I have many firearms done with this stuff, can't say enough good about it! The military machine uses this stuff also on 99% of their socom and other special unit firearms and items.
The Navy has had items submerged in excess of 7000 hours in salt water with no degradation of the finish or component!
March 23, 2010, 07:27 PM
high temp paint won't smolder off as readily as plain vanilla Krylon, if it is semi or fully. degrease completely before spraying. if the bbl is finished smooth/shiny, you'll likely need to hit it with fine grit scotchbrite. as should be obvious, this is a permanent mod, where as just painting it again is reversible.
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ZTHO has hit its low this week. I hope you guys understand we are headed higher, much higher. I call this week Backing and Filling. I would also mention they are trying to shake the weak hands when they drop the price and the volume slows. Look for a new 52 week high in the next 10 days.
The Market trades 6 months out and the news from Z-Trim in the next 30 to 120 days will be mind boggling. We are getting ready for the move to $3.85 - $4.20.
The next move does not even include an announcement about Guar Gum which will send ZTHO near $10................................ace
YES..................THIS ALL SOUNDS RIGHT TO ME.............................SO lets see C E O will hv to say Starting Poss. Monday...............................
Sentiment: Buy
Hopefully we get the Quarterly overview report next week.
The more I read about this company, I honestly see a $30 - $40 sock in less than 36 months...............................ace


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Rory is a mom ... to a 6-month-old.By Hilary Weaver
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I typically like to recommend a blog to read on Fridays, but with the holiday and the iPad released on Saturday, we thought we'd wait until today.
If you don't already know Steve McKee, he is a must in your blog reading repertoire. He has quite the resume – a founding partner of ad agency, McKee Wallwork Cleveland, BusinessWeek columnist, speaker, and author of "When Growth Stalls," – and, thinking about all he's accomplished, he's pretty intimidating.
I met him in real life last May in Palm Springs at a conference and that couldn't be further from the truth. Completely approachable, smart, and charistmatic, he quickly became a friend and business sounding board.
In fourth quarter of last year, he decided that enough was enough and he lit the path for Main Street companies to say the Great Recession is over and we're going to go back to business as usual. As part of that effort, he created a blog, "Find Your Nerve," where he asked business leaders to guest post on the one thing they did to find their nerve while trying to stay in business during the worst economy since the Great Depression. He helped his readers and friends find their own nerve every, single day during the last quarter of a terrible economic year. Even I posted there, which you can read here.
In his main blog (which everyone should subscribe to and read) is aptly titled, "When Growth Stalls," and it covers everything from big company ad campaigns (pros and cons) to local businesses (Albuquerque) and managing your business through stalled growth to social media. There is a little bit of something for everyone.
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One of my favorite people!
I absolutely agree, Gini.
For anyone not familiar with Steve's work & book, I did a super interview with him – listen to how engaging he is:
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PATTERSON - Heart-pumping climbs, dog-friendly paths and walks for the kids are some of the activities that Frank Raines Park has to offer local hikers.
The Calaveras River Bike Path also accommodates hikers and joggers.
It attracts millions of visitors every year, has served as a muse to some of the world's greatest artists and is known to inspire as much awe in the lifelong companion as it does in the first-time visitor.
From afar, Mount Diablo stares you right in the face.
STOCKTON - When it comes to the Stockton Ports, there's history and then there's History.
MODESTO - Baseball fans rejoice, the Modesto Nuts are almost back in town.
Walk down Yosemite Avenue on Manteca on April 6-7 and you may find yourself in a 1960s flashback to tie-dye mania.
STOCKTON - Garry and Becky Potten have been season ticket holders since the Ports moved to Banner Island Ballpark in 2005, but their love for sports has a greater history.
STOCKTON - With the 2013 season fast approaching, the Ports are giving a preview to new additions and modifications around the ballpark. All the changes this year aim to enhance the fan experience here at the ballpark.
STOCKTON - The Stockton Ports have launched the official Stockton Ports Tapgift application for download on the Apple App Store or Google Play. The Ports are the first Minor League Baseball Team in the country to release an application that will revolutionize fan engagement at the ballpark. Tapgift is the official gifting and fan engagement app for the Stockton Ports.
There's no better way to come out of hibernation from the bitter cold and sharp winter wind than to celebrate with an outdoor festival amongst the brightest, greenest valleys in California's springtime. The Central Valley plays hosts to various street faires that are sure to appeal to anyone's interest; especially those partial to food in a family-friendly environment.
Joey Chestnut is the reigning king of Stockton's Asparagus Festival.
Attention all Joan Rangers! The trash-talking, red-carpet-watching comedian is coming to the 209. World-renown comedian Joan Rivers will hit the Turlock Community Theatre on May 17 with her newest and most outrageous riffs on Hollywood, pop culture, celebrities, and her all-time favorite, the awards fashion show.
Ever wonder how comedy shows like "Who's line is it anyway?" or "Wild N' Out" became so popular even though they are not even scripted? Improvisational theatre, also known as improv, has the answers.
Mark Twain said that humor is mankind's greatest blessing.
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It's not the highest peak in the Sierra but when it comes to vistas Sonora Peak is arguably without peers in the Sierra when ...
STOCKTON - Tony Rivera stood on the patio of the Stockton Golf & Country Club during a recent class reunion.
MODESTO – When my wife and I were looking at houses to rent in Modesto just before moving in together, I thought I had a pretty ...
MODESTO - The McHenry Mansion in downtown Modesto is an unparalleled treasure from the Victorian era.
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Stanislaus State student Maggie White isn't your average scholar. After graduating from the university with a degree in Communication Studies just a few weeks ...
Jack Snyder appreciates the Golden State like no other.
"Wow – those are some big mountains."
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STOCKTON – That quarterly bonus check came in and it's burning a hole in your pocket.
The Turlock Municipal Airport has been in operation since the 1940s. From 1942 to 1945 it was an Army Air Training Base in conjunction with ...
The Galt Market is an expansive open-air mall featuring over 400 vendors.
The Stockton Open Air Market appears the place to be on most Sundays.
Since 1938, The Turlock Flea Market has drawn dealers from the Central Valley, Bay Area and Foothills, providing the community with a variety of trinkets ...
LEE VINING - Walk along the shores of Mono Lake and you'll be struck by two oddities of nature you won't find anywhere else ...
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I was looking for you in the lobby, before the seder, but didn't see you. I always loved seeing you in the spring, even if the weather's raw on Route 17, too cold to walk to the falls or the lake. I was sure I'd see you in the tea room, but then figured this year you went to the Pine View, or the Nevele. Some say that the Concord closed, even Grossinger's Some say the people and places we loved are no more, but we ghosts aren't fooled by the loneliness. Here you are, hours to the seder, taking a trip on Route 17.
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The trade deadline is here! Today! And even though we had a few trades already go down, more are sure to proliferate through the league office. Hopefully the NBA has faster fax machines than the NFL. I mean, seriously on that Elvis Dumervil thing?! BREAKING NEWS! The Heat trade LeBron James to Cleveland for Anthony Bennett, but the trade was sent just over a month too late. Reports indicate it was sent on April 1st. Hah! Sent from some hooligan named David Stern… You've been punked Adam Silver! Back to reality, we've seen Marcus Thornton get traded to the grandpa Nets for Jason Terry and Reggie Evans and Steve Blake get all his fantasy value decapitated Hershel-Walking Dead style by getting shipped to the Warriors for Kent Bazemore and MarShon Brooks. The takeaways thus far is you can cut Blake in virtually all leagues, and in deeper leagues I actually think Reggie Evans could start at some point as the Kings 4. Jason Thompson is one of the many rumored on the trading block which would open up that role. I'm not saying Evans would play 30 minutes or anything, but could maybe average 8 boards a game while doing nothing else in the typical Evans fashion. So when I say deeper leagues, I mean deeeeeeper. We'll recap the rest of the trades in tomorrow morning's piece as well as in the comments throughout the afternoon to help with your fantasy moves. Here's what else went down in NBA action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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The All-Star Break is here! With skills competish, Mike & Mike in the evening, and everyone's favorite – the Slam Dunk Contest. It's exactly what everyone needs during the grind of the regular season, even for us fans who are only nursing such injuries like Larry Drew-ophobia, general malaise, and fantasy bewilderment. I have all of those symptoms! Plus we all get four straight nights of not worrying about our fantasy rosters, nights off to spend with ladies (Valnetine's Day just happens to be during the All-Star Break, who planned this? Does Jared own the NBA?!), nights off to go out drinking without constantly checking box scores on the iPhone, and nights off to spend working on some Fantasy Baseball rankings… Oh, and nights off to dig out our cars, sheesh this weather! So with all that in mind enjoy the All-Star Break, get on twitter and have fun faux-titling the Dunk Contest throwdowns, and I'll be back on Wednesday next week as we approach the fantasy playoffs. Here's what I saw last night in the few NBA games and a few injury updates:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So, the Feds are after you. Your Ponzi scheme and billions of dollars are up for seizure. Well, that, or your $20 league dues and your friends sending you obnoxious texts about how you're not going to the playoffs. So if you're in H2H and in this shortened week, what is a Madoff to do? How about putting in a quick grab of Chris Kaman, who has erected himself into surging fantasy relevance. Too far JB! A raging 25/14/4/1/3 line last night, taking a whopping team-high 24 shots. That's now three straight games of at least 17 Pts, 8 Rebs, 3 Asts and 2 Blks. That's the floor! While tonight's slate is pretty jam-packed, Thursday is a light one. With the Lakers one of the few teams in action, Kaman could really make the difference this week for ya in Pts and Blks. While he does have a shelf life whence Pau Gasol returns, if Gasol is indeed traded I think Kaman has played well enough to stick. Of course you never know with Doh-toni, but Robert Sacre isn't exactly a guy to be developed for a long-term future and they don't have any other true 5s. So don't be afraid to stash some of your free cash in the Kaman islands. While he is owned in 43% of Yahoo leagues already (a bit shocking to me it had hopped up that fast), there's plenty of IRS-free banks left to stash him up. Here's what else I saw last night across fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So imagine you're heading into fantasy hoops last night, wondering what the headline would be. You knock on the mansion's door and Tim Curry is standing there all snippity-proper. You say, "Hey, Timmy, someone is gonna kill it tonight!" Could it be, Colonel Larry Sanders Mustard? Nope! His vision is too blurred to be the culprit. And no, it's not because he topped off his third bottle of Cristal just to have another blunt weapon, it's because he got poked in the eye! Could it be Reverend Jeff Green? No way, he had his big night a few games ago, we all know it'll be at least another two weeks until another good one! So it's surprise suspect #3, Professor Mason Plumlee, who went all Krzyzewki on the Pelicans leading the Nets in Pts Rebs Stls and Blks for a 22/13/0/3/2 line. Shot 8-10, 6-9 from the stripe, and made Anthony Davis lose a wee bit of hair on his Brow. "I'm supposed to be the high-flying big man in this game, Mason!" The crowd wasn't chanting MVP for ya in this one! Awww, that's mean. After playing under 12 minutes the previous two, Plumlee got 28+ in the past two games and productive in both. Keep Kevin Garnett at 13 minutes a game, Kidd! I think a good way to approach Plumlee right now is like James Johnson. Puts up solid stats all around (although a little less all-around than JJ) when he gets the minutes. I think he's gotten himself to fringe 12-team worthy depending on your roster comp. Definitely needs to get scooped up in deeper. I think enough minutes will be there for him to fill in some Pts/Rebs/Blks. Here's what else I saw over the weekend in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Sometimes there's not much you can do to affect your situation. If you're reading this, digging this deep into the murky ether of the worldwide inter-webs for fantasy basketball advice, I'm sure you've had a daydream or two about being an NBA baller. We both know, however, for you and I, it wasn't about not getting enough shots up after practice that held us out of the Association, we didn't have the talent, pure and simple. But, if you're petty like me, you might take some ironic comfort in knowing that even some of the Ballers in the NBA get shafted as well. Take Kyle Lowry, for example. He gets snubbed for the All Star game, then snubbed for the replacement players, THEN gets named Eastern conference player of the week, and then receives the worst call of the year, just to burst his bubble. That is a travesty of injustice, and while I'm not shedding any tears for Kyle inherently, it just goes to show that even the elite get effed with. There is a karmic balance going on, people, stop pretending there isn't, and start paying it forward, eat your vegetables, and help old ladies across the street.Please, blog, may I have some more?
As we mentioned a few months ago, the Philadelphia 76ers D is bad. Like D League bad. They could use some D league! At one point, they were close to 8 points a game worse than the the 29th worst team defense. But with the Lakers having all sorts of problems, they've entered the bottom feeders with Philly giving up a league worst 109.9 a game, LA now 29th at 106.2, then third is at 103.8. Suffice to say – soft D. Kinda like in the word djent. Any metal fans out there? Or in Django Unchained. The big benefactor last night was another huge game from Jeff Green, who shot 11-18 (5-7 3PTM 9-12 FT) for 36/8/2/0/2. Should've been doing this all year! Green had that even bigger 39-point outburst two weeks ago against the Wizards, so that's two biguns sandwiched with cold cuts of bleh. Kinda like a $5 footlong when you choose meatball but have to eat it later… Stevens said a couple of days ago that they need to get Green the ball in the post and in transition more. I guess that equals making 5 of your 7 threes! Hah. While I do think Green will be better, and the return and minutes exansion of Rajon Rondo to help create better oppotunies will help, if you can get some really solid top-60ish value in a sell-high, run and do it. You may be saying, "top-60, this JB is reaching too high!" Heading into the year, ranked 63 in Yahoo and ESPN at 58! And I had him at… Yeah I don't wanna talk about it. So getting draft day value at 100% would be very nice. Much lower than that and I'm still holding. Here's what else I saw on a busy night of NBA action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Lakers and dear ol' coach Doh-toni are just an absolute mess right now. And just to make things even more interesting, there are injuries, mystery, intrigue, vets returning, and a scheme to divert water reservoir rights. With Pau Gasol out for two weeks with a bum groin and a good chance out of L.A. before the trade deadline, this whole team is turning into the end of Chinatown. "Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown!" And you really can forget pretty much everyone on this team right now, as three vets returned, two guys got hurt, and it's turning into a bigger Hollywood disaster than The Adventures of Pluto Nash. I bet Norbit could play PF for the purple and gold! Since going through everything that happened for the crumbling Lakers would be an 800-word paragraph, let's hop out of the open and machine gun through em, plus what else happened last night in the world of fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Super Bowl Sunday was a fail across the board. Joe Namath messed up the coin toss. The Red Hot Chili Peppers refuse to wear shirts. The Broncos refused to play football. And the only game we got on the NBA slate to rival the Super Fail was the Magic against the Celtics. A combined 28-68 record heading into the game, but hey, at least no one was wearing this coat! Russell Westbrook now has a wardrobe to makeover… Anywho, it was an electric 27 minutes for Rajon Rondo, who had his best game since returning. 9-11 from the field for a 19/6/10/3/0 slash can get anyone rolling. Well, except maybe the Broncos offense… Hopefully Rondo won a few people their matchups this week and their Sundays weren't ruined by all that food and beer turning into absolute lethargy like I'm feeling right now. But alas we have fantasy's best sport to pull us through the soul-sucking quicksand that was the Super Bowl as we grow nearer and nearer the playoffs. Here's what else I saw this weekend in NBA action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I could tell what JB was thinking just from the look in his eyes, or what I could see of them, but he had to verbalize it, "Come on I really don't want to do this." I'm sure he didn't but a lost bet has consequences. It was time to go play some 2-on-2 tournament basketball and he looked ready. He was carrying his basketball in one hand, his sandals in the other, and sporting a bright orange and pink spandex leotard, which can you believe has to be special ordered. I thought the big and tall store would have a couple to choose from but they don't. Anyway where was I, oh yeah, and a matching blindfold with a couple tiny holes poked out. For safety. At this point there was no escaping our fate, JB knew that what he wanted was no longer relevant. When we finally arrived we were ready to ball. I knew we needed to make an impression so in a show of intimidation I threw my shirt off revealing my shiny black Tom Selleck-esque body fur, pulled my socks up high and tight, and mean mugged those fools as hard as I could.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Breaking news! Kobe Bryant is injured. No one has been talking about this. And in a further Razzball exclusive – he's old. Not exactly the best combo coming back from a major injury, followed by another pretty bad one just a few games back. After a re-examination, apparently the knee bone still isn't connected to the leg bone, so let's call the whole thing off! Will be examined yet again in three weeks, and that's just another knee rub-rub. Who knows how much longer it will be after that. Good news is! Jodie Meeks is still gonna kill it, Kendall Marshall is still going to hand out dimebags like a Colorado bakery, and with the Lakers still atrocious, we can make a pretty educated guess that Kobe is going to be out A – until he is 100%, no questions asked, no way he could get hurt again healthy or B – the season. Leaning B. And even if A happens, it would be so late and in such limited minutes that I don't think the value is worth it. Cut him in 10 or 12-teamers. Just do it. I know some people will keep holding him, if you're in 1st or 2nd and fine for the playoffs and wanna stash, I can't argue much with you, but I think the time is now to use that spot for others. Tough year for Lakers fans, but hey, you're not the Bucks… Here's what else went down across the NBA-o-sphere:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Industry veteran Dick Fischer, who spearheaded the creation of National School Bus Safety Week years ago, provided in a recent edition of his e-mail newsletter details from the National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT) on the dates of the event this year.
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Tatakai-No-Kami 3 years ago#1
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chroms shepherds
12.68% (9 votes)
greil mercenaries
42.25% (30 votes)
lyns escorts
9.86% (7 votes)
children of fire (FE6 children of FE7 people)
5.63% (4 votes)
sigurds crusaders
5.63% (4 votes)
heroes of old (marths guys)
2.82% (2 votes)
dawn brigade
4.23% (3 votes)
leafs troops
2.82% (2 votes)
ephraims alliance army
14.08% (10 votes)
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SwampertOwns 3 years ago#2
Sorry, but Ephraim's Alliance was the best for me.
Truth is exclusive by nature, for if it accepts non-truth, it nulls itself and the very concept of truth. Absolute truth cannot 'coexist' or 'tolerate.' Fiat.
I went with the Greil Mercs, if only because of their Big Damn Heroes entrance in Radiant Dawn.
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silver123456789 3 years ago#4
GMs. griel was badass. crushed petrine easily and would go off on his own to hold a side of a fort all on his own. shinon and gatries entrance and dialogue in fe9 was cool. boyd wasnt bad also. the cocky axe guy of the game. soren had good lines in fe9 that could be used as quotes on facebook pics lol
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Ephraim Alliance is pretty cool too
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Emmy_Altava 3 years ago#6
I like how in FE8 you basically recruit every single living important person on the continent except Mansel, Klimt and Dara, and the latter made it to the beta anyway.
beautheschmo 3 years ago#7
I went with Dawn Brigade. They aren't really the best units or anything, but I like them for two reasons.
1: Character design. I find everybody in the Dawn Brigade visually pleasing, I would rate them as one of the most attractive groups in the entire series, at least imo.
2: They all fall into one archetype that I really like: They start off weak and bad, but they have the potential to be more-or-less the strongest units in the game if you work at it. Compared to, say, the Greil Mercs who all start off promoted with decent stats, but since they are already good and usable, I don't really enjoy using them because they don't have as much room to develop.
Like I enjoy working on a character like, say, Edward, getting him up to trueblade and tossing an Alondite on him and watch him go to work, I feel accomplished. I just feel bored when I do the same thing, except with Ike + Ragnell, because I didn't really need to do anything to make him reach god-mode, he just starts that way with no real investment or anything. To put it succinctly, using the weak characters to kill stuff feels gratifying, while using the broken characters just feels cheap.
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superange128 3 years ago#9
chroms shepherds- assuming it's everyone in the crew before Avatar joins.. this is a pretty good one. Lots of variety in personality and almost everyone is pretty likable.
greil mercenaries- concept is cool but too many characters I don't really like/care about
lyns escorts- I like how this is one of the more personal ones. Sain/Kent are her guardians, Florina is practically her BFF, Will isn't bad as.
children of fire (FE6 children of FE7 people)- so anyone that's a child of a Fire Emblem 7 character? (Like Sue, Roy, LIlina, Fir). I guess there's good characters but didn't feel like much as an overall group.
sigurds crusaders- Haven't played FE4
heroes of old (marths guys)- Haven't finished FE1, 3, 11 or 12
dawn brigade- Like Griel Mercenaries, I like the concept but don't particularly care for half the characters
leafs troops- haven't played FE5
ephraims alliance army- Taking on a castle with 4 units the best, otherwise eh.
Tough choice between Shephards and Legion
The Greil Mercenaries are the one group released in English that has both limited EXP (excludes 8, 13) and no useless characters (excludes 7 for Wallace and Marcus, 11 for Jagen). They don't have Arenas, they only have Bonus EXP to back them up... when Titania's the lowest-tier one in my opinion, and she's the series' second good Jeigan (Seth was first), you've got a good group.
Of course, this does leave out Shinon/Gatrie in PoR - their leaving for a time puts a dent in their being part of the group (and allows me to call them great without having to include the poorer-statted FE9 Shinon). FE10, the lower tier includes Titania, Mist, and Rolf because everyone else has already been given stupendous stats and growths with time to keep growing. Four of my five favorites are from that group, even... Ike, Soren, Boyd, and Shinon. Haar's above them all, in a couple different senses of the word, but he's an import from Elincia's Crimean Guard in that game.
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