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DOI: 10.1002/pds.2149
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Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety
Volume 20, Issue 6, pages 653–656, June 2011
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Yuan, Z., Levitan, B. and Berlin, J. A. (2011), Benefit-risk assessment: to quantify or not to quantify, that is the question. Pharmacoepidem. Drug Safe., 20: 653–656. doi: 10.1002/pds.2149
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The 2016 Relay for Life takes place Saturday, May 21, at the North Bullitt High School track. This year's theme is based on Dr. Seuss: "Cancer - Not Here, Not There, Not Anywhere."
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KentuckyOne Health and the Bullitt County Health Department joined forces with the Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest to present its first in a series of monthly Walk with a Doc events.
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Bullitt County Tourism Day, coinciding with National Travel and Tourism Week (May 1-7), was hosted at the Interstate 65 Welcome Center May 5.
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The amazing design of the genome
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Discussed as a design but believed, by dogma, not to be a design. From the Atlantic: Genomes are so regularly represented as strings of letters-As, Gs, Cs, and Ts-that it's easy to forget that they aren't just abstract collections of data. They exist in three dimensions. They are made of molecules. They are physical objects […]
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Phys.Org has a new summary about a new finding regarding heterochromatin repair in the nucleus which involves the nuclear membrane. In their discussion, they make some interesting points: Previously, the nuclear membrane was thought to be mostly just a protective bubble around the nuclear material, with pores acting as channels to transport molecules in and […]
From bellow to moo is now testable?
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From ScienceDaily: Ancient wild ox genome reveals complex cow ancestry The ancestry of domesticated cattle proves more complex than previously thought, reports a paper published in the open access journal Genome Biology. … The team of researchers discovered clear evidence of breeding between wild British aurochs and early domesticated cattle. David MacHugh, senior author on […]
Beware contaminated research genomes
|October 15, 2015
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While shopping at the gene counter, we learned from The Scientist : Published genomes are chock-full of contamination. But as awareness of the problem grows, so do methods to help combat it. When Supratim Mukherjee noticed the same bacteriophage sequence popping up again and again in hundreds of microbial genomes from a database he was […]
Eric H. Davidson (1937–2015), and the function of "junk DNA"
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From obit: Inherent in the idea of gene regulatory networks was the concept that genome sequences that provided information about how genes should be expressed would be as important as the genome sequences that coded for the proteins themselves. Although non-protein-coding DNA was long considered to be "junk," Davidson recognized that the key regulatory code […]
Amazing DNA Repair process further detailed
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Rockefeller University researchers found that part of a DNA repair protein known as 53BP1 fits over the phosphorylated part of H2AX "like a glove," says Kleiner. This interaction helps bring 53BP1 to the site of DNA damage, where it mediates the repair of double-stranded breaks in DNA by encouraging the repair machinery to glue the […]
Yeast double genome through interspecies mating?
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Wasn't suppose to happen in the old days, right? But it turns out to be surprisingly common. From ScienceDaily: The common baker's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) is used to make bread, wine and beer, and is the laboratory workhorse for a substantial proportion of research into molecular and cell biology. It was also the first non-bacterial […]
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|July 20, 2015
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From ScienceDaily: Carrying around a spare tire is a good thing — you never know when you'll get a flat. Turns out we're all carrying around "spare tires" in our genomes, too. Today, in ACS Central Science, researchers report that an extra set of guanines (or "G"s) in our DNA may function just like a […]
Mistletoe plant has unique genome, lacks common genes
|June 27, 2015
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We are told that the mistletoe species lacks genes found in all other complex organisms. From ScienceDaily: A discovery made during an analysis of a species of mistletoe whose apparent ability to survive without key genes involved in energy production could make it one of the most unusual plants on Earth. … "This loss of […]
Human and yeast genes interchangeable after a billion years
|May 27, 2015
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From The Scientist : A large number of human genes can substitute for their defective counterparts in yeast and prevent the microorganisms from dying, according to a paper published today (May 21) in Science. Of more than 400 human-to-yeast gene replacements performed, almost 50 percent were effective at compensating for a missing vital function. "No […]
Creationists sequence e coli genome
|May 18, 2015
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Stuff we mustn't tell Bill Nye (if anyone still cares where he is or what he is doing) PubMed link for one e coli genome from Liberty University here. Darwin followers free to call police. Follow UD News at Twitter!
New species originated via polyploidy?
|May 9, 2015
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Basically, a new polyploid plant species has had more than one separate origin in Scotland. And we still don't know how that works.* Polyploidy—the heritable condition of possessing more than two complete sets of chromosomes—has always been something of a mystery, and this new find both illuminate it and suggests we should pay more attention to […]
CRISPR findings vindicate Lamarck, says researcher in Quanta article
|February 10, 2015
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Someone should write a book about ways that Darwinism has impeded science that go well beyond wrecking doubters' careers.
New atheist neuroscientist Sam Harris trashes genome mapper Francis Collins again already
|December 28, 2014
|Posted by News under Atheism, Culture, Genomics, News
New atheists wonder why they are least liked! Is it barely possible that it's not about being an atheist after all but about, um, behaviour issues?
Carnivorous bog plant features smallest genome to date
|December 17, 2014
|Posted by News under Genomics, News
Researchers: The reasons for the wide range of genome size found in different species remain largely enigmatic.
Convergent evolution? Crown of Thorns starfish shows "surprising" chordate-like gene organization
|December 17, 2014
|Posted by News under Convergent evolution, Genomics, Intelligent Design
Researcher: surprised to see chordate-like Hox cluster organization in starfish, which have a radial body plan
Another Day; Another Bad Day for Darwinism: Pt. 43
|November 28, 2014
|Posted by PaV under Evolutionary biology, Genetics, Genomics, Intelligent Design
This is from a new study published in Nature Communications, and talked about at Phys.Org. Oh, how difficult it is these days to be an "intellectually fulfilled" neo-Darwinian: Humans don't like being alone, and their genes are no different. Together we are stronger, and the two versions of a gene – one from each parent […]
Convergent evolution: Insects and centipedes solved same problems differently
|November 27, 2014
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According to the recent genome map of Strigamia maritima
Genome doubling (polyploidy) a key factor in evolution?
|October 1, 2014
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"Genome doubling has shaped the biological world more than any other process," comments Doug Soltis.
What's Left of Darwinism?
|September 18, 2014
|Posted by PaV under Epigenetics, Evolution, Genomics
Here's a link to a Science Daily article on epigenetics. The authors report that the known and studied method of epigenetic marking, methylation of Histone3=H3, is not only passed down from one cell generation to another during development, but that these epigenetic markings are passed on from one generation of organisms to the next. These […]


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SULPHUR – Glenn David Arceneaux, 60, of Sulphur left us to continue his journey on Monday, May 4, 2009 at his residence.
Glenn was born August 29, 1948 in Crowley and lived most of his life in Sulphur. He was a retired Field Supervisor for Premier Casing in Lafayette and a member of LaSalette Catholic Church. He served his country in the United States Marine Corps.
He is preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, D.W. Arceneaux and Mamie Jeffers Arceneaux; maternal grandparents, Jack and Addie Wilder; parents, David Walker "Sonny Boy" and Patricia J. Arceneaux; brother, Gerald Arceneaux; sister, Renee' Arceneaux; and son, David Cody Arceneaux.
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Tellement merveilleux!
Ouah ! Quel bel h�tel, calme, raffin� mais sobre malgr� tout. Vivement recommand�. C'est un vrai bonheur de retrouver le calme de l'Oltre il Giardino apr�s une journ�e pass�e � visiter la ville dans le bruit ambiant, et de se r�veiller le matin dans son grand lit confortable avec l'odeur du petit d�jeuner.
Tr�s bien tenu, service discret et attentionn�. Tous les restaurants que nous a indiqu� Lorenzo �taient merveilleux. Je crois que c'est vraiment l'h�tel o� aller � Venise.
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Boutique Heaven
If you want a small 6 room boutique hotel within 10mins of the Rialto bridge, front garden by the canal, plenty of charm and 5* service then this is the place for you.
Much more relaxed than the large hotels on the grand canal and about a third of the price. all the rooms are immaculately done and are all en suite. the rooms have LCD TVs and internet access points. all the rooms have climate control.
every morning there is a full continental breakfast and complimentary newspapers laid on.
the other advantage is that they will happily advise on the best non-tourist local restaurants as well as booking them in advance to avoid disappointment.
we arrived by water taxi from marco polo airport (90 Euros total, booked from the desk in front of the exit as you depart customs). the advantage of this is that you get to see venice and the canal in a way you can't in a vaporetto. when we left the city at the end of our trip, we had a 8-10 mins walk to the piazalle roma, where we caught a bus (they leave every 20mins) to the airport. the journey by bus is about 25 minutes and costs 2 Euros per person. we could not justify the expense of a water taxi in both directions!
We were there for 3 nights and sampled 3 different restaurants:
Osteria Vivaldi - 25 Euros per person - Amazing Carpacio of Beef, well worth a look.
La Zucca - 35 Euro per person - alternative Venetian cooking, I had an excellent sirloin steak and my wife had a lovely veal casserole.
Antiche Carampane - 65 Euro per person - we had one of the best 4 course meals we have ever had (almost as good as a recent trip to Ramsay's on Royal Hospital Road, chelsea). They serve mainly fish but of the highest quality. I had grilled scallops, squid taglitelle, soft shell crab, chocolate fondant.
It was nice to finish with the best restaurant on our last night, the food got better every night. obviously if you are not on a budget then try Da Fiore, 1 michelin star and meant to be the best Venice has to offer.
When wandering around the place, we found that we got quite tired and regularly stopped for coffee! Quadri's Cafe, in St Mark's Sq, have chairs outside and for 8 Euro for a Mocha you can sit for ages and watch the world go by. thousands of pidgeons give the square a real charm and atmosphere
During the evenings we found that it was nice to have a drink somewhere before supper. There is a new bar/restaurant called Nuovo Veneziano in Campo Cesare Battisti (approx 5mins from Rialto on San Paolo side) and this place is perfect for an evening drink. it is quite busy and has a good vibe. it is adjacent to the fish market.
Other notable things to do:
Vaporetto No 1 - 6 Euro, Tour of Grand Canal
Campanile, St Marks Sq - 6 Euro, Escalator to the top to get best views of Venice
Doge's Palace - 7 Euro, worth paying the extra 5 Euro for the audio tour because gives the visit so much more meaning
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Stunning home - hotel!
After reading all of the reviews about this hotel I emailed them for a price. The response was quick, detailed and so friendly I booked up right away.
Lorenzo & staff did everything to make our stay perfect. Staying here feels like staying with family. We had a Junior suite which was spacious and beautifully decorated. The service and amenities at Oltre Il Giardino was exceptionally superb. We also have to say that the best part about Oltre Il Giardino is the wonderful personalized service...we particularly enjoyed a lovely breakfast, which was delicious and beautifully presented. We also really enjoyed the area that the hotel is in.
We can't wait to come back for another visit. +++
Un hôtel extraordinaire, où l'on se sent comme chez soi
Apr�s avoir lu tous les commentaires sur cet h�tel, je leur ai envoy� un email pour leur demander le prix de la chambre et ils m'ont r�pondu rapidement, en d�tail et avec tant de gentillesse que j'ai r�serv� tout de suite.
Lorenzo et son �quipe ont tout fait pour que notre s�jour soit parfait. Quand on est � cet h�tel, on a l'impression de faire partie de la famille. Notre suite junior �tait spacieuse et joliment d�cor�e. Le service et les am�nagements de l'Oltre Il Giardino sont absolument exceptionnels. Nous devons aussi ajouter que ce qu'il y a de mieux � l'Oltre Il Giardino, c'est le merveilleux service personnalis�. Nous avons particuli�rement appr�ci� le petit d�licieux et joliment pr�sent�. Et le quartier de l'h�tel nous a beaucoup plu �galement.
Nous avons h�te de retourner les voir -:)
A most inviting and wonderful boutique hotel
Oltre Il Giardino CasaiFrari in the San Polo sestieri is a very elegant place, and the service is outstanding! It's in a very picturesque and residential part of Venice, and yet also very conveniently located: water taxis can stop right outside the hotel; by foot, it took us less than 10 minutes to get to all of the following -- the San Toma vaporetto stop, the train station, and the restaurants Da Fiore and Antiche Carampane; and there are all kinds of cafes, osterias, pizzerias, pastry shops, old bookstores and other small galleries etc. nearby. The public spaces consist of a charming garden with magnolia and olive trees and sage bushes, and a light-filled living/breakfast room with stylishly inviting furnishings and lots of interesting and useful books. We had the Turquoise Suite and the Green Suite, both of which are fabulously spacious, elegantly decorated without being pretentious or overwrought, and the beds with fine linens and the sofas are so very comfortable ...... The bathrooms in both suites are wonderfully huge and luxurious by all standards, European or American or Asian.
And the service is truly outstanding: everyone on the staff, including the owner, could not have been any more gracious, informative, responsive, and helpful. Breakfast is a very civilized and beautiful affair, and the staff helped steer us to some of the best dinners we have had during this most recent trip to Italy (which included very delicious stops in Emilia-Romagna). Meals in Venice do not have to be a sad tourist experience!
Oltre Il Giardino added immeasurably to our appreciation of Venice, and I am recommending it heartily and earnestly to my sisters and families who are planning their own trips to Italy soon. We ourselves hope that there will still be room at this wonderful hotel for us when we return to Venice! We have benefited much by reading reviews contributed by other travellers and want to be sure to share this gem with you.
Loved Il Giardino
We stayed our last 3 nights in Italy at Oltre Il Giardino. It was a wonderful ending to a fantastic 2 weeks. The house is decorated with great style and the attention to detail in the rooms (bath robes, chocolates, fresh flowers, fine linens) made our stay even more pleasant. Great location in a residential neighbourhood, walking distance to shops, restaurants and the train station. Great breakfast in the sitting room. Lorenzo was a great host and his staff was warm and very helpful. Definitely going back. Highly recommended.
Really special
This is such a beautiful place. I found out about it through Conde Nast Traveller magazine. We stayed in the Turquoise room which was lovely with the most stunning bathroom - huge shower and a clawfoot bath. Breakfast in the garden each morning was bliss. Highly recommended and superb value for money considering the average cost of accommodation in Venice.
Absolutely perfect!
We just came back from Venice where we stayed 4 nights at Oltre Il Giardino in the Green suite on the ground floor. The hotel is very quiet and peaceful but still in central location which is great after the hustle and bustle of the tourist attractions. Our suite was very spacious with separate sitting room and lovely bathroom with both shower and bath, all very clean. Breakfast was also very good and served in the lovely garden. Staff were very attentive and helpful. Would definitely go back!
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We stayed at Oltre il Giardino for four nights at the beginning of this month. Before we ever arrived we were very impressed with the excellent service we received in making the reservation.
The location is fantastic. We arrived by train from Nice and walked from the station. It is located in a residential neighbourhood. We had a drink in the adjacent square one evening and watched as people came home from work and kids played football on the square. We used the San Toma vaporetto stop which was a short stroll away.
We simply loved the house and everything about it. It is decorated with great style and good taste and is a welcome contrast to the typical Venetian palazzo decoration. We stayed in the Ivory room. It is one of the smaller of the six rooms in the house. It met our needs perfectly as we were out all day. There is a lovely sitting room and garden terrace to spend quiet time in any case. The bathroom was very well appointed, complete with robes and slippers, an unexpected treat. There were beautiful fresh flowers in our room.
Breakfasts were a pleasure, enjoyed in the garden. Lorenzo and all the staff were warm, friendly, efficient and very helpful.
I could go on and on...........we would most definitely return and happily and wholeheartedly recommend this beautiful sanctuary if you are planning a visit to Venice.
Like a dream
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel in January 2006.
My husband and stayed for 3 nights in the Turquoise suite and it was lovely!
The rooms are beautiful, very spacious, staff extremely helpful and friendly.
We would definately stay in this hotel again!
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Can you believe it's already October?! We are excited for some sweater weather to hit us here in Texas, but even more excited to help support Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
As you are probably well aware of, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The popular 'pink month' was created back in the 1980s in order to promote education about breast cancer prevention and issues, as well as raise funds for research. Nowadays, a lot of organizations are helping to promote the cause such as the NFL who wear pink accessories all month long and special pink jerseys for some of their October games.
Spreading the word about the cause and donating to popular organizations like the American Cancer Society or the Susan G Komen Foundation are definitely two great ways to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month but there is so much more you can personally do to support those who are battling cancer, especially your family and friends.
Whether your friend is in the hospital battling cancer, or in an outpatient setting, there are ways for you to offer help, encouragement and support. Studies have shown that those who are battling cancer need the support of their friends and family. You may not think there is much that you can do for them, but that's usually not the case. The question is, where to start?
For some of us, it's hard to find ways to help when someone is battling a life-threatening disease. Flowers probably won't do any good, a home cooked meal might be nice but what is something truly significant that would help? Friends and family of those battling cancer often feel helpless, like there's nothing they can do that would make an impact when in fact, there are ways to help. The American Cancer Society provides a whole printable PDF booklet ideas on "How to Be a Friend to Someone with Cancer" and one of the first places they suggest to start is to talk with your friends; Learning the process of treatment and about the changes your friend is (or will be) going through will help you adjust your efforts to what they may need most.
As I was reading through this lengthy list of helpful hints, I started thinking of my personal experiences and noticed a few of these tips that would come in handy for me. Below are a few that really stood out to me:
Another way we can help fight this far too common disease is by educating ourselves and others! The world has made strides in the studies, awareness and prevention of cancer. Unfortunately, it's not possible to know exactly why one person develops cancer and another doesn't, but studies have shown some common risk factors and preventative measures that we can all try to apply.
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Delta Phi Upsilon Fraternity Announces Bayard Rustin Scholarship
In conjunction with celebration of the 28th anniversary of its founding, Delta Phi Upsilon Fraternity, Incorporated is pleased to announce the creation of the Bayard Rustin Scholarship Award, to assist students in pursuing their education.
In announcing the Bayard Rustin Scholarship Award as a major milestone, National President Kendrick T. Clack said that "We have worked tirelessly over the past two years to honor the legacy of our honorary brother, Bayard Rustin. The establishment and issuance of this scholarship will serve to reassure the LGBT community that the past, present and further fights for civil justice and equality are not in vain. It is our mission and vision that recipients of this award complete their educational tracks, continue to pay it forward through community service, and keep alive the memories of civil activists past and present. For a great leader once said, 'We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give."
On behalf of the fraternity's board of directors, President Clack went on to thank the membership for its commitment and also "those generous donors who believed in our vision and mission, for without either of you, this accomplishment would still be a dream."
The Bayard Rustin Scholarship will be focused on gay males who are either college-bound graduating high school seniors or already enrolled full-time students at an accredited two or four-year college or university. Scholarships will be based on financial need, academic performance and potential and will vary in award amount. Applicants should review the Bayard Rustin Scholarship Award application form for further requirements by visiting the fraternity's national website at www.dphiu.org, or contacting any of its local chapters.
The public is invited to support Delta Phi Upsilon Fraternity when it presents the first Bayard Rustin Scholarship Awards at its Gold Tie Gayla, held during a 4-day national convention in Washington, DC, July 18-21, 2013, and are further encouraged to make non tax-deductible donations to the Bayard Rustin Scholarship Fund, in support of the fraternity's service efforts. Ticket and donation information can be found at the national website.
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Gilchrist named principal of the year
Its simple. Barbara Gilchrist just loves junior-high kids.
It must show, because the Central Kitsap Junior High school principal has been named state Middle Level Principal of the Year for 2003.
I was very surprised and feel honored to be selected, said Gilchrist. But youre only as good as the people you surround yourself with teachers, custodians, secretaries the classified as well as the certificated all do a great job here. We have great parent support as well.
Middle-schoolers can be hormone-loaded challenging group of kids. Thats no problem for Gilchrist whos been teaching and and leading middle-schoolers for 27 years.
I like junior high kids, she said. Ive not taught any other level. Theyre great kids. You get a chance to see dramatic physical and academic changes at that age.
The Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP) announced the award last week in Olympia.
CKJHS science teacher Todd Lokey said Gilchrist keeps the teachers in mind as well.
Whenever I need something as a teacher, shell run and get it even on short notice. She has the (teachers) interests at heart. When we need something, she makes it happen, he said.
Barbara has made an incredible impact on the learning community at Central Kitsap Junior High, said Michele Hendrickson, AWSP director of middle level programs. Everyone in her school, and everyone associated with her school, understands there is a shared vision for all students.
She has established high standards, said Hendrickson.
AWSP officials said Gilchrist has created support networks in her school to ensure each child reaches full potential.
Thats the kind of leader Barbara is, and were pleased she will represent Washington state at the national level.
Shes the common sense principal, said Julie Moore, CKJHS eighth- and ninth-grade teacher. Corinne Thompson, a seventh- and ninth-grade teacher, said Shes logical. All of her decisions are based on whats good for the kids.
A panel of her peers principals statewide selected Gilchrist who has been CKJHS principal for a decade. Each year, the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) recognizes secondary-school leaders who provide superior learning opportunities.
Criteria includes: educational leadership, problem-solving skills, staff and self-development, and community service.
We were very impressed with Barbaras commitment to the entire learning community at Central Kitsap Junior High, said Colleen Nelson, president of the Association of Middle Level Principals (WMLP) and principal at Kent Junior High. Barbara is an effective school leader in her building, but shes also committed to helping principalship as a profession.
Gilchrist has served as the chair of the AWSP Professional Development Committee and as a regional director for the Middle-Level Principals board.
Gilchrist will be officially honored at the Associations 2003 K-12 Fall Conference this October in Spokane. As the state winner, Gilchrist will go on to represent Washington at the national conference next March in Florida.
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Swopshire definitely will be out of commission when UofL plays their first exhibition game Sunday against Northern Kentucky, and Pitino sounded a frustrated tone Thursday during his pre-game press conference at the slow progress Swopshire has made with his recovery.
"The only negative so far this season has been the fact that Jared Swopshire has not gotten any better at all," Pitino said. "We're stuck in mud right now. He's not getting any better. It's frustrating."
Previously, Pitino had expressed hope that Swopshire would be able to return to action the first of December. Pitino said that surgery is not an option for Swopshire, who suffers from an abductor injury most common among hockey players.
"Fred [Hina], our trainer, is frustrated. We're frustrated," Pitino said. "It's been going on eight weeks right now and there has not been any significant improvement. The muscle has torn away from the bone and it's never going to grow back. Any time he walks the pain is there on the bone. It's very uncomfortable. It would be like a groin injury. You feel it every time you take it a stride."
The only returning starter from the Cardinals 20-13 team that lost in the NCAA Tournament first round, Swopshire is Louisville's leading returning scorer and rebounder. Without Swopshire available, Pitino likely will start Rakeem Buckles and Kyle Kuric at forward against Northern Kentucky.
"There is no prognosis on this," Pitino said. "It's almost like a hockey injury. He got it running with his dad this summer. That's probably where it broke away from the bone."
"My guess is he's not coming back any time soon," Pitino added. "We've tried everything and nothing seems to be working."
In other injury-related news, Pitino also said that Stephen Van Treese is back to practice full speed after injuring his ankle last Thursday and Elisha Justice, who fractured ribs last week, will practice beginning Friday.
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Carolin Abele is enjoying Lisa Lader's German IV class at Aiken High School, where she and her new classmates are reading a novel – in German.
That's hardly a problem for the 16-year-old: She's an exchange student from Ulm, Germany, having arrived in Aiken a month ago.
Her new friends are reading with proficiency as Carolin helps them with pronunciations and words no longer in wide use. In turn, they assist her with English words she may not be familiar with.
Her host parents are Herb and Barbara Curry, and she is getting to know two of their daughters who live at home – Jessica, 20, and Jennifer, 16. Carolin has enjoyed getting to know her new family.
"I wanted to come to America and improve my English and meet new people," Carolin said, who speaks fluently. "In Germany, I spend the whole day in school with the same people all day for six years. Every day here is a different schedule."
The Currys had been hoping to host an exchange student, and only over the Christmas holidays were they formally contacted.
"Carolin has learned some traditions and the mannerisms of Southern women and how my daughters say, 'Yes, ma'am.' She has taught us about her culture. We're setting up activities to do some traveling with her," said Barbara Curry.
Again, Carolin is intrigued by the school differences in Germany and the U.S. At home, she has no choice about the courses she takes – math, English, German, biology and chemistry. As it turns out, she is taking most of those classes at Aiken High.
She has appreciated the kindness of her German IV classmates – Sophie Nance, Jason Hightower, Andrew Cota and Lydia Gerstenberger. They have talked a lot about the book they are reading – Hans Peter Richter's "Damals war es Friedrich" – an award-winning novel about a Jewish boy and his Christian friend and how the world around them changed as Hitler rose to power.
"I love the States," Carolin said. "I would like to stay for a while."
Lader and her husband Art have sponsored group exchanges for students from Germany and their American students nearly every summer over the past 25 years.
"Carolin is a friendly girl and comfortable with our students," Lader said. "The kids like her and really love it when she's in a chemistry or English class with them."
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Matan supports Jewish communities, professionals, and institutions in educating children with special learning needs. Matan is committed to exposing all children to the "wonder" of Jewish life and fostering literate and engaged Jews through creative and multi-sensory approaches. By strengthening the capacity of Jewish institutions to support and sustain more educationally varied programs, Matan is expanding the Jewish community's ability to fulfill the obligation to include all children – not just typical learners - in their Jewish educational birthright.
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I have seen the people at Matan work tirelessly to serve kids with special learning needs. They are passionate about their work and they reach families who feel disenfranchised from the Jewish community.
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their unwavering tenacity and love for the Jewish people.
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had the opportunity to visit a Matan class for young children, one for adolescents and a holiday celebration for families. Without Matan these children would not have the opportunity to access religious education. Young children are cute, but the older children are not so "cute" and can be difficult to manage and miss out on many opportunities to interact and socialize with others their age.. Thanks to Matan they get the exposure to religious education and at the same time, an opportunity to socialize in an environment where they don't have to feel "different." The holiday celebration was a joyous occasion meticulously planned and organized by the Matan staff. Parents and children were having a wonderful time. Its not often that funders get to have the opportunity to see their money at work and feel a sense of pride and that they are making a difference in a really worthwhile way. I wish more people could become aware of the needs Matan is meeting and its success doing so.
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Movie capsules: What's playing in Erie, Meadville, Dec. 12 -- Dec. 18
TINSELTOWN: "The Hobbit" double feature today, 9 p.m. "Royal Ballet: The Nutcracker" on Tuesday, 7 p.m.
TINSELTOWN: "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" in 2-D and 3-D. "Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas." "All is Lost" (returning). "Blue Jasmine" (returning).
TINSELTOWN: "All is Lost" (returning). "Blue Jasmine" (returning).
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" in 2-D and 3-D.
Tinseltown: "Free Birds." "Black Nativity." "Lee Daniels' the Butler." "Gravity." "Philomena." "Oldboy."
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "Delivery Man." "Thor: The Dark World" in 2-D. "Last Vegas." "Free Birds" in 2-D.
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "Homefront." "The Book Thief."
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues."
"The Hobbit: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG": The dwarves, along with Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) and Gandalf the Grey (Ian McKellen), continue their quest to reclaim Erebor, their homeland, from Smaug. (2:41. PG-13 for extended sequences of intense fantasy action violence, and frightening images.)
"Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas": Madea (Tyler Perry) dispenses her unique form of holiday spirit on rural town when she's coaxed into helping a friend pay her daughter a surprise visit in the country for Christmas. (1:45. PG-13 for sexual references, crude humor and language.)
"Anchorman 2: THE LEGEND CONTINUES": With the 1970s behind him, San Diego's top rated newsman, Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell), returns to take New York's first 24-hour news channel by storm. (1:59. PG-13 for crude and sexual content, drug use, language and comic violence.)
"ALL IS LOST": After a collision with a shipping container at sea, a resourceful sailor (Robert Redford) finds himself, despite all efforts to the contrary, staring his mortality in the face. Redford gives the performance of a lifetime in this fascinating, taut story. (1:46. PG-13 for brief strong language.) ****
"THE BEST MAN HOLIDAY": When college friends reunite after 15 years during the Christmas holidays, they will discover just how easy it is for long-forgotten rivalries and romances to be ignited. Tends to go on and on, but still amusing and hilarious. (2:04. R for language, sexual content, brief nudity.) **1/2
"Black Nativity": Street-wise teen (Jacob Latimore) from travels to New York City to spend the Christmas holiday with his estranged relatives, where he embarks on an inspirational journey. Entertaining and uplifting film benefits from strong cast. (1:33. PG for thematic material, language and a menacing situation.) ***
"Blue Jasmine": A life crisis causes a vapid and narcissistic socialite to head to San Francisco, where she tries to reconnect with her sister. A great drama by director Woody Allen, but the real attraction is Cate Blanchett and her amazing performance. (1:38. PG-13 for mature thematic material, language and sexual content.) ***1/2
"The Book Thief": While subjected to the horrors of World War II Germany, young Liesel (Sophie Nelisse) finds solace by stealing books and sharing them with others, including a Jewish refugee. A great story is watered down from the book and drags. (2:11. PG-13 for some violence and intense depiction of thematic material.) **
For more: Visit GoErie.com/showcase for all of the capsules.
NOTE: Schedules are subject to change. Check Showcase movie ads and online for late changes.
"Dallas Buyers Club": Set in 1985, redneck Ron Woodroof (Matthew McConaughey) is diagnosed with HIV and goes on a desperate quest for AZT, a rare new drug that's undergoing clinical testing. McConaughey and Jared Leto give Oscar-worthy performances in one of the best films of the year. (1:57. R for pervasive language, some strong sexual content, nudity and drug use.) ****
"Delivery Man": An affable underachiever (Vince Vaughn) finds out he's fathered 533 children through anonymous donations to a fertility clinic 20 years ago. Now he must decide whether or not to come forward when 142 of them file a lawsuit to reveal his identity. Vaughn is the film's only saving grace, providing a few good laughs. (1:45. PG-13 for thematic elements, sexual content, some drug material, brief violence and language.) **1/2
"Free Birds": Two turkeys from opposite sides of the tracks must put aside their differences and team up to travel back in time to change the course of history -- and get turkey off the holiday menu for good. There are some fun moments, but the script is stretched way too thin. (1:31. PG for some action/peril and rude humor.) *1/2
"Frozen": Fearless optimist Anna (voiced by Kristen Bell) teams up with Kristoff (voiced by Jonathan Groff) and a hilarious snowman (voiced by Josh Gad) to save their kingdom from a perpetual winter. A strong female heroine lifts this fun tale, loosely based on "The Snow Queen." (1:48. PG for some action and mild rude humor.) ***
"GRAVITY": A medical engineer (Sandra Bullock) and an astronaut (George Clooney) work together to survive after an accident leaves them adrift in space. Directed by Alfonso Cuaron. Incredible performances and visually stunning -- especially in 3-D. (1:30. PG-13 for intense perilous sequences, disturbing images, brief strong language.) ****
"Homefront": A former DEA agent (Jason Statham) moves his family to a quiet town, where he soon tangles with a local meth druglord (James Franco). The best thing about this standard action flick is its fight scenes. (1:40. R for strong violence, pervasive language, drug content and brief sexuality.) **
"The Hunger Games: CATCHING FIRE": Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) become targets of the Capitol after their victory in the 74th Hunger Games sparks a rebellion in the Districts of Panem. Takes awhile to get going, and even then it seems to cater too much to the tweeny audience. (2:26. PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action, some frightening images, thematic elements, a suggestive situation and language.) **1/2
"Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa": Eight-six-year-old Irving Zisman (Johnny Knoxville) is on a journey across America with the most unlikely companion: his 8 year-old grandson, Billy (Jackson Nicoll). There's actually an attempt to create a plot, but most of the funny stuff was already shown in the movie trailers. (1:32. R for strong crude and sexual content throughout, language, some graphic nudity and brief drug use.) **
"Last Vegas": Three 60-something friends take a break from their day-to-day lives to throw a bachelor party in Las Vegas for their last remaining single pal. Doesn't reach the same zaniness as "Hangover," but the cast is talented and the story is thoughtful and warm. (1:45. PG-13 for sexual content and language.) **1/2
"Lee Daniel's The Butler": An African-American's (Forest Whitaker) eyewitness accounts of notable events of the 20th century during his tenure as a White House butler. Not the best piece of cinema, but certainly powerful and worth a look. (2:12. PG-13 for some violence and disturbing images, language, sexual material, thematic elements and smoking.) ***
"Oldboy": Obsessed with vengeance, a man (Josh Brolin) sets out to find out why he was kidnapped and locked into solitary confinement for 20 years without reason. Spike Lee's remake of a South Korean classic falls way short. (1:44. R for strong brutal violence, disturbing images, some graphic sexuality and nudity, and language.) **
"OUT OF THE FURNACE": When Rodney Baze (Casey Affleck) mysteriously disappears and law enforcement fails to follow through, his older brother, Russell (Christian Bale), takes matters into his own hands to find justice. Not very relatable, but the film has its moments. (1:54. R for strong violence, language, drug content). ***
"Philomena": A world-weary political journalist (Steve Coogan) picks up the story of a woman's (Judi Dench) search for her son, who was taken away from her decades ago after she became pregnant and was forced to live in a convent. Surprising twists and engaging performances lift this way above the norm. (1:38. PG-13 for some strong language, thematic elements and sexual references.) ***1/2
"Thor: THE DARK WORLD": Faced with an enemy that even Odin (Anthony Hopkins) and Asgard cannot withstand, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) must embark on his most perilous and personal journey yet. The sequel is lighter in tone, and features the obligatory, predictable CGI-heavy finale. (1:52. PG-13 for sequences of intense sci-fi action and violence, and some suggestive content.) **1/2
SOURCES: Reviews are excerpted from wire services. Previews are courtesy of the Internet Movie Database.
RATINGS: The Motion Picture Association of America ratings are G for general audiences; PG parental guidance because of material possibly unsuitable for children; PG-13 parents are strongly cautioned to give guidance for attendance of children younger than 13; R restricted, younger than 17 admitted only with parent or adult guardian; NC-17 no one younger than 17 admitted.


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Do you know what's the saddest thing I find about the conclusion of the City Harvest trial?
No, not that the convicted would continue to claim that their actions were right in their eyes (or God's), or that their followers would continue to support the church leaders. These were all predictable outcomes of this long-drawn trial given the track record of all parties mentioned.
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Every community needs a remembering place …
We all need a place that tells our stories, through artifacts, through our dreams. A place that shares how our community came to be what it is today and why we live the way we do. We also need a place that inspires us to keep our story going.
The Heritage Museum at the Priscilla U. Byrns Center is our remembering place in St. Joseph, Michigan. The museum houses our area's history, its artifacts and archival collections and a research library in a historic building along Main Street. Carefully preserved and beautifully appointed, it presents our stories in spacious exhibit halls and creates new memories in elegant banquet facilities.
Every person's story is important and because we believe sharing these stories is just as important, admission is free to everyone. Come journey into our past, gain a deeper understanding of our present and thrill at the possibilities for the future. If we can become part of your life's special events, please contact us. We would be privileged to weave your chapter into ours.
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This summer, the Heritage Museum & Cultural Center will offer the first-ever schedule of public St. Joe Lighthouse Tours. The City of St. Joseph took ownership of the Lights from the federal government in 2013, in recognition of their community importance and to ensure their preservation. Generous donors to the city's Lighthouse Forever Fund supported a momentous restoration of the structures over the past year, and the Heritage Museum has arranged for access to the lights for walking tours. As a result, St. Joe Lighthouse Tours will begin this weekend.
Tickets for the 2016 St. Joe Lighthouse Tours will be sold in advance at a cost of $10 for adults and $5 for children 17 and under. Advance ticket purchase is recommended. To register, please purchase your tickets online at www.StJoeLighthouseTours.org or call the Heritage Museum at (269) 983-1191. Private tours will also be available to groups of up to 20 people for a fee of $300. For more information, please call the Heritage Museum or e-mail email@example.com.
The one-hour guided tours will begin near the covered pavilion at Tiscornia Park.
Lighthouse Tours will include a broad history of past navigational aids at St. Joseph, with historic photos as visual aids. Guides will point out areas where the restoration project was able to resolve damage and deterioration, and where it reversed changes made over the years to bring back history. Tour participants will be able to step inside the Inner Light & Fog Signal Building for a closer look. Those who are able, and are a minimum of 48" tall and 8 years of age, will have the opportunity to climb the tower to take in the view from the lantern and gallery.
The restoration of the Lighthouses has essentially turned back the clock. What we see now closely reflects their appearance in 1932. This date was carefully determined to represent the structures as they were originally designed and built, as well as include significant changes that were made between 1909 and 1931.
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To register for a 2016 St. Joe Lighthouse Tour, please purchase your tickets online at www.StJoeLighthouseTours.org or call the Heritage Museum at (269) 983-1191. The public tour schedule is as follows:
- Friday, June 17 – 11:00am
- Saturday, June 25 – 1:00pm
- Friday, July 1 – 11:00am
- Saturday, July 9 – 9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00pm
- Friday, July 15 – 11:00am
- Saturday, July 23 – 1:00pm
- Friday, July 29 – 11:00am
- Saturday, August 6 – 9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00pm
- Friday, August 12 – 11:00am
- Saturday, August 20 – 1:00pm
- Friday, August 26- 11:00am
- Saturday, September 3 – 9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00pm
- Sunday, September 4 – 9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00pm
Important St. Joe Lighthouse Tour Information
Meeting Site: All tours will begin near the covered pavilion at Tiscornia Park.
Parking at Tiscornia Park: The daily parking fee is $5 and is not included in the tour price. (Please pay for parking at the self-serve machine in the parking lot and place the receipt on your dashboard before beginning the tour. Seasonal parking permits are available from the City Clerk's Office at St. Joseph City Hall.)
Liability Release: The North Pier has many uneven walking surfaces and is subject to weather conditions including waves. There is a tall step to enter the Inner Light & Fog Signal Building, and optionally, a tall ladder and 2 sets of spiral stairs for those wishing to climb the tower. All walking tour participants or the parent/guardian of minor participants will be required to sign a general liability waiver prior to the tour. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Ladder Height/Age Requirement: A height of 48 inches and 8 years of age are required to climb the ladder in the Inner Light. Adults who are responsible for youth under age 18 should use their knowledge of the young person's ability to climb and descend the ladder alone, to determine if the youth should be allowed to ascend.
Recommended Attire: Comfortable closed-toe walking shoes are strongly recommended. No thong-type sandals will be allowed on the ladder. Please dress for the weather; tours may be held in the rain. Sunscreen and sunglasses are advised; skirts and dresses are not advised.
Safety Notice: If the weather or lake conditions become hazardous, tours may be cancelled for safety reasons. If your paid tour is cancelled, please contact the Heritage Museum for assistance at 269-983-1191 or email@example.com. We are happy to refund your tickets, if necessary, or assist you in rescheduling your tour for another time.


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Go dumpster diving with Community Work Day Program as they present the annual "Art of Trash Maui."
An opening-night celebration will kick off at 7 p.m. Friday at the Maui Mall, featuring a refreshments and a fabulous Trash Fashion Show! Always a thought-provoking and educational opportunity, the Art of Trash is an exhibition of recycled and reused materials transformed into art. The exhibit organizers hope to open dialogue about recycling and the impact of trash within our throw-away society.
This year's exhibition will be juried by Ira Ono, founder and creator of the Trash Shows throughout the state.
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"Today's Catch" by Tim Pierpoint was featured at last year's "Art of Trash" exhibit.
"Art of Trash Maui" founder and this year's
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"Maui artists put together a fantastic show last year," reports Ono. "This year will be over the top, I'm sure!"
Ono lived on Maui for many years and was responsible for the creation of Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center's ceramic department. He also started the Maui Craft Guild in Paia. He currently is director and owner of Volcano Garden Arts in Volcano on the Big Island.
In addition, Ono will present a workshop titled "Business of Art" from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at University of Hawaii Maui College, covering what it takes to be a successful artist in Hawaii. Topics include product pricing for profit; creating a competitive edge for foolproof presentations focusing on buyers of galleries, gift shops and department stores; creating multiples for increased sales; what to look for in hiring trustworthy home workers, independent contractors and other studio help; Internet marketing; trade shows; visual merchandising and affordable display techniques; packaging and presentation for wholesale, retail and fine art gallery sales.
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The Humane Society of Weld County needs volunteers Sept. 6 to assist with grant-funded renovations to improve day-to-day operations.
The humane society, 1620 42nd St. in Evans, found out last month they received a grant for the work, with GreaterGood providing $5,000 in materials for the renovations and Pedigree giving $5,000 in dog food, said Elaine Hicks, executive director of the Humane Society of Weld County.
The humane society wants to complete all beautification and improvement projects in a single day, said Hicks. Hopefully, she said, the renovations will help attract people from the community and bring them into the shelter to adopt animals.
Volunteers are needed from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to help with painting, landscaping, repairing kennels, making dog beds, laying gravel and other projects. Volunteers do not need special skills; the shelter will have staff on hand to train volunteers for the projects, Hicks said.
Volunteers need to call or sign up online ahead of time, Hicks said, and they can sign up to help for any amount of time.
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BOSTON Weeks after a critical West Coast port complex was crippled by a few hundred striking workers, the East Coast is bracing for a possible walkout numbering thousands that could close 15 ports from Massachusetts to Texas.
The latest talks between shipping companies and dockworkers broke down Tuesday, less than two weeks before the contract expires Dec. 29, leading to worries a strike was inevitable.
The National Retail Federation wrote to President Barack Obama this week to ask him to use all means necessary to head off a strike, which they fear could have catastrophic ripple effects nationwide.
We foresee this as a national economic emergency, to be honest, said Jonathan Gold, the groups vice president of supply chain and customs policy.
Ingrid Hirstin Lazcano, founder of the Los Angeles-based Andean Dream LCC, said a strike on the East and Gulf coasts could bankrupt her company, which sells soups, pasta and other products made from quinoa, a grain, grown in the Bolivian Andes.
The company has two containers shipped monthly to both Los Angeles and Philadelphia, and Lazcano said shes still recovering from the eight-day strike of 450 clerical workers at the Los Angeles-