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The Barton Hills Choir is led by Barton Hills Elementary School music teacher and choir director Gavin Tabone. The Choir is comprised of 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students from the school and accompanied by professional musicians, including guitarist Don "El Cento" Cento, bassist Jason "Mr. Boom Boom" Brint, and drummer Jake "Mr. Bubbles" Perlman.
Their repertoire spans golden oldies from the Beatles, Elvis, and The Beach Boys and numbers from Broadway musicals like "Annie" to songs from more current bands like Wilco, Muse, The Flaming Lips, and Belle and Sebastian. They performed at the Austin City Limits Music Festival in 2009 and 2011 and appeared at the Festival on both weekends in 2013, 2014, and 2015. They were joined by special guest Stuart Murdoch of Belle and Sebastian for their shows at the 2014 ACL Festival as they performed his songs, and honored to share the stage with Belle and Sebastian for several songs during their second weekend show.
The Barton Hills Choir plays gigs at Texas venues and events like South by Southwest. Check our calendar to join us for an upcoming show, and Let The Music Take You Away!
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- Texas Monthly features BHC performance with Stuart Murdoch at ACL (October, 2014)
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Chris Clay, left, president of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers local, speaks during a legislative committee hearing. With him is Dylan Allain, chief shop steward with Canada Post in Charlottetown.
Conerns include street lighting, security around community mailboxes
A lack of lighting and security are two of the big concerns on the minds of MLAs when it comes to the postal service.
The Standing Committee on Community and Intergovernmental Affairs received a briefing from local representatives of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) on Wednesday. All three sides — Liberals, Conservatives and postal workers — seem to agree that changes being made at Canada Post are not for the better.
Chris Clay, president of the Charlottetown CUPW local, and Dylan Allain, chief shop steward with CUPW in Charlottetown, appeared before the committee.
Clay told the MLAs about plans to phase out door-to-door delivery to approximately five million homes over the next five years, create more community mailboxes, reduce jobs and hike fees such as the cost of a basic stamp going from 63 cents to $1.
Clay said Canada Post is moving away from unionized jobs and turning to minimum wage positions. He said that will create a ripple effect through the company.
Clay said it's an about-face by the Crown corporation. Referring to job action a few years ago, Clay said one minute the company is ordering them back to work "as an essential service'' and now it is downsizing.
Charlottetown City Council recently backed Clay and the union by passing a resolution and the local union president is hoping the MLAs through their support behind the fight against cuts and pass a motion in the legislature.
Clay warned the move to community mailboxes creates security concerns. He pointed out that break-ins have become a major concern in British Columbia recently, posing a threat to people waiting for their EI or welfare cheques in the mail.
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Liberal MLA Richard Brown said his concern is where Canada Post is going to find space in downtown Charlottetown for community mailboxes.
Clay confirmed for Liberal MLA Sonny Gallant that if he mails a letter destined for Alberton from Miscouche, the letter first goes to Summerside, then to Charlottetown, then to Halifax to get sorted before coming back to Charlottetown and Summerside before reaching its destination.
Allain said Canada Post still maintains mail delivery isn't taking any longer to get from A to B.
"They'll tell you they're still meeting the standard, which is three days,'' Allain said. "I've had complaints that it's taking longer.''
Other MLAs observed the community mailboxes that already exist are very poorly lit and not safe to be around at night.
"My biggest concern with community mailboxes, and I hear it quite a bit (from constituents), is that there is no street light (around the boxes),'' said Pat Murphy, MLA for Alberton-Roseville.
While committee chairman Bush Dumville couldn't promise the CUPW members anything, he told them it's not uncommon for the committee, even with federal issues like this one, to recommend to the legislature that it bring a motion to the floor supporting the workers.
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We recently received a beautiful and touching letter from Paul's owner and caretaker, after his passing, and she graciously agreed to allow us to share segments of that letter with you.
Reading this story may make a huge difference to anyone who is trying to decide if they should adopt a stray. In addition, it is a lovely tribute to a life "well-lived."
Dear Dr. Michael Palescandolo,
"I want to offer thanks for your hospitals care of, respect for, and love given to "Paul," my cat who passed away on September 12th. Paul began his rescued life at AE&RA in the Spring of 2004 – by the time I brought him up to your hospital, I had only a few, very brief run-ins with this kitty and imagined he was a girl.
At that time, AE&RA saved Paul's life with a much needed blood transfusion. He had many healthy years of good living with me over these past 7 years – you could say Paul's "ninth life" was all "cream" – a much-needed balm after his experiences in Newark.
Many animals have come into my life and graced it with their presence. Paul's life was so big, on most days it was more like co-existing with a tiger-cat. The miracle, though, is that (in the best love and safety I could provide for him) this (formerly feral) cat could be tamed. By the end of his days, Paul was more teddy bear: No one would have guessed his earlier time in Newark, or the fierceness he developed in order to survive (as an alpha male in a harsh city).
Paul developed a kidney infection , though, in 2008 and full-blown chronic renal failure in early 2010. My most excellent vet, Dr. Christine Ratti, took expert care of Paul throughout his illnesses and their many complications.
Then Paul reached a crisis in his kidney disease. He went a solid five days without eating and I knew, in my heart, that the inevitable was about to visit us.
Unbelievably, Paul was once more in need of a blood transfusion to survive. And, yet again, your hospital stepped in and came to Paul's rescue – a different deliverance this time, to be sure: but a save nonetheless. For your hospital was consulted by Dr. Ratti on Paul's last day and Dr. Kantrowitz's critical, sensitive, loving wisdom was instrumental in our final decision to send Paul home.
I am now in the process of grieving Paul's life, which I can no longer share. I recognize that, from the start to the finish of Paul's rescued life with me, your hospital has impacted his life in a hugely positive manner.
The loss of this sweet boy compels me to write this short note and express my gratitude to you and your staff for this help. Understanding the totality of the situation helps put my present sadness in a better perspective. I have experienced a great gift in my time as Paul's guardian and you and your staff are the cause of it. I am blessed to not have to question the "what if" (no one had helped Paul on that fateful day when he was so weak in late April, 2004). I just know that, without you and your staff's assistance, there would be no road paved for the blessings we both received."
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FLINT, Michigan — Flint Northwestern High School Principal Fred White was suspended with pay on Tuesday, according to school district officials.
"He was placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation of a complaint filed by another employee," said Flint School District Spokesman Robert Campbell.
Campbell said he couldn't provide further information on the nature of the complaint, but that it doesn't involve any students.
An assistant principal at the school and Secondary Education Director Cheryl Tate will take over White's duties during the suspension, Campbell said.
White was suspended once before in October last year after a student made accusations that the principal choked him at school, but he returned to work after the district cleared him of wrongdoing.
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No regrets for Derek Jeter as the finish line approaches
Derek Jeter is well into the last third of what will be his final Major League season, and in case you were wondering, the Yankees captain has not felt the need to second-guess his decision.
"I think you just realize it. I don't know if there's necessarily a magic formula that tells you it's time to retire," Jeter said. "I just felt like this was the right time for me. I've done it long enough, I look forward to doing other things, so I decided this was going to be my last year."
Jeter participated in a Spanish-language press conference on Friday at Yankee Stadium, touching upon many of the themes that have accompanied his last campaign. He said that the multiple standing ovations he has received at road stadiums have created his most treasured memories of the season so far.
"That's been awesome. It's been overwhelming for me," Jeter said. "It's not something that I expected. The way the fans have treated me everywhere I've gone has been above and beyond my wildest dreams.
"Especially when we've gone to some of these stadiums where I'm used to being booed, to have them cheering for you — that's definitely the memories that I'll take from this last season."
As the Yankees fight to gain entry into the postseason, entering play on Friday trailing the Tigers by four games for the second Wild Card, Jeter's personal focus has not changed.
"I want to win. That's it. It doesn't get any more complicated from that," he said. "When you're playing, you want to win. That's the mindset I've always had, that's the mindset I'll have until my last game. I enjoy competing and when you compete you want to win. That's the last thing I want to do."
Jeter once again reiterated that he hopes to be part of an ownership group in his post-playing days, and that he would have no interest in being a manager, coach or general manager. Jeter also said that he does not expect to feel any pangs of regret when the Yankees take the field without him next spring.
"How am I going to feel when the team is in Spring Training in Tampa? I'm going to feel good," Jeter said. "I won't have to get up, I won't have to work out, I won't have to go to sleep at a particular hour. So I'm looking forward to it."
Carlos Beltran was scheduled to resume swinging the bat on Friday as the Yankees hope to have him available for their lineup this weekend.
"He's going to try to take some swings today," manager Joe Girardi said. "We hope it works and then we get him in a game. It wouldn't happen today, but he's going to take some swings today."
Beltran had a cortisone injection in his troublesome right elbow on Wednesday, his third cortisone shot of the year. This is likely a last-ditch effort to keep Beltran active; he has said that the elbow has a bone spur that will require surgery after the season.
Due in large part to the injury, which first started bothering Beltran in May, the slugger's first season in pinstripes has been underwhelming. Beltran has batted .233 with 14 home runs and 45 RBIs in 90 games this year, his first under a three-year, $45 million deal.
Girardi applauded his players for holding an impromptu hitters' meeting before Thursday's 3-0 win over the Astros. According to Chase Headley, the theme of the meeting was that "enough is enough" and the offense needs to show more life.
"I've said all along, these guys have worked hard and they're trying to figure it out," Girardi said. "Whatever it takes, it takes. They're going to do whatever it takes to try to get better and try to be more productive. I am all for that."
Yankees right-hander David Robertson rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.
Robertson's next strikeout will give him 500 for his career, surpassing David Cone as the fastest pitcher in franchise history to reach that plateau, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Cone had 500 strikeouts in his first 486 1/3 Yankees innings; Robertson has pitched 376 career innings.
On this date in 1996, the Yankees claimed infielder Luis Sojo off waivers from the Mariners. Sojo would go on to win four World Series with the Yankees ('96, 1998, 1999 and 2000), and also appeared in the 2001 Fall Classic.


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WHITEHALL — The status of the pollution cleanup on the former Whitehall Leather Co. tannery site will be the focus of two events Wednesday.
Events concerning the pollution cleanup on the former Whitehall Leather Co. tannery site on Lake Street in Whitehall.
• 5 p.m. Wednesday: On-site tour of the tannery led by Michigan Department of Environmental staff.
• 7 p.m. Wednesday: Public forum concerning the cleanup at the Howmet Playhouse, 304 S. Mears.
An on-site tour of the tannery led by staff from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality is set for 5 p.m., followed by a public forum on the issue at the Howmet Playhouse at 7 p.m.
Both events are being hosted by the White Lake Public Advisory Council, a group of residents who study the condition of White Lake and lobby to protect it.
The tannery site is being cleaned up as part of redevelopment efforts. Developers have proposed a 200-unit condominium community for the 33-acre site along the White Lake shoreline.
Genesco, the site's former owner, is responsible for the cleanup, which has been deemed necessary after more than a century of leather-tanning operations. Genesco, DEQ, the city and the developers are all involved in talks to develop a formal environmental cleanup plan.
The council leaders are encouraging members of the public to attend the forum to learn more about results of the building demolition, cleanup of pollution and potential groundwater contamination. The last building on the site, the 110-foot-tall brick tower of the 140-year-old building, was demolished in 2007.
The ongoing negotiations for the proposed cleanup plan have stretched into years of meetings and testing. In late July, city officials were hopeful that a formal plan would be submitted by late summer or early fall.
The on-site cleanup follows years of similar debate which produced a cleanup of Tannery Bay in White Lake.
"It isn't a question of how much time it takes," White Lake Public Advisory Council Chairman Norm Ullman said in July. "It's a question of getting it done right."
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FLINT, Michigan -- Flint native Sam Riddle has a new job -- teaching ethics in federal prison, according to a Detroit Free Press story.
"The course starts tonight at 6:30 at a federal prison in North Carolina, where Riddle is serving a 37-month prison sentence for taking bribes and shaking down businesses while an aide to former Detroit City Councilwoman Monica Conyers, who is also imprisoned for taking bribes," the Free Press story says.
In addition to the ethics course, Riddle also is teaching a new community organizing course at the prison, according to the story.
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DHS Preparing For Repression As Outrage Over Austerity Looms: Randy Short
DHS Preparing For Repression As Outrage Over Austerity Looms: Randy Short
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On top of the the 1.4 billion rounds of ammo DHS has already acquired, an additional 200,000 rounds were purchased yesterday. With big cuts coming to food stamps ,cuts to unemployment benefits,millions of people will be outraged and out in the streets.Its really going to hit the fan.DHS has been preparing for this .Its going to get ugly.
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Department of Homeland Security is about to buy 200,000 more rounds of ammunition, Infowars.com reports. This new purchase adds to the staggering figure of 1.6 billion rounds of ammunition already secured by the DHS over the last 9 months alone.
Randy Short, member of Dignity, Human Rights and Peace says in doing so, the DHS is preparing the apparatus of repression for the outrage and outburst that is forthcoming with austerity in the United States.
Short said, American politicians come up with the fiscal cliff boondoggle, the lie, the fraud, the sham that America is broke, when in reality it wouldnt be broke if its rich paid the taxes that they owed to society and we were to have a realistic reduction in our military spending we would be just about fine.
DHS Preparing For Repression As Outrage Over Austerity Looms: Randy Short | AlternativeAmnesty for 11 million will increase debt by $6.3 trillion And that doesn't count costs of 22 million additional legal immigrants in just 10 years!
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Tomah police have not been able to identify the body of a 21-year-old man found dead Sunday, June 16.
Tomah Police Lieutenant Mark Nicholson said when they found the man at a home on the 1400 block of Superior Avenue, he did not have a pulse. Investigators are working with the Wisconsin State Crime Lab to try to identify the man.
Lieutenant Nicholson said there were no obvious signs of trauma which may have caused his death.
"There was also nothing around him (no weapons, no drugs, no objects) which would lead us to believe that the death was attributed to something," Lt. Nicholson said. "The death is suspicious at this point only to the extent that we have a younger person who is deceased with an unknown cause of death."
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SAINTS FANS must have the Vikings worried. Many Minnesota team members tested custom-made ear plugs at practice this week, according to a Minneapolis Star Tribune columnist. Let's show them that our reputation for blowing the top off the Superdome is well-deserved.
Saints center JONATHAN GOODWIN was named to the NFC Pro Bowl team this week, replacing injured Dallas Cowboy Andre Gurode. He's the sixth Saint on the Pro Bowl roster, but like his teammates, he's focused on getting to the Super Bowl. "It's nice, but definitely a game I don't want to play in,'' he said.
MARINE BAND members proved that they could stand up and get crunk, delighting Saints fans at the pregame show for Saturday's divisional playoff game with a rendition of the Ying Yang Twins song "Halftime,'' which has become the Who Dat Nation's anthem.


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Ant, don't ever leave me alone with these gals.....they are a hard group to manage.
Ant, don't ever leave me alone with these gals.....they are a hard group to manage.
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plushyta i hear my voice and it sucks, not to say furthermore how much it sucks in russian that i dont even understand what i say
can I make a montage for him instead and janetfan to sing in it? that would be a hell of a surprise for plushy!
well that would be an endorsment..
of course, plushy thread has become a thread to talk about everything except for plushy(maybe we can change the title to Plushy in Disneyland?)
I love pez site, it is all made with flashand I just saw a hello kitty passing by!
I still have no idea though what is pez..caramels?
i think there should be size letters less than "1" cause this i can still read it
I'm affraid i'm still shell shocked that Dee accused me of having a mullet!!!!
Where's the FSU angry fire smilie when you need it!
This is surely the most off topic thread ever. If there are any updates of Plushy we're going to need to start a new thread!
Ant (regarding flailing arms and a mullet):
and who asked for a flute?does this come close?
and this for B cause I promised her!
and just to be on topic:
now i go to my corner, I ll behave!
i m in extremely good mood today, whats wrong with me
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Military Polonaise - he could look pompous in a regal manner. Will he?
an Etude? - He just ain't the dainty type.
Lyrical Selections - No way.
After this Tango, Nocturne sounds like heaven, plushy has grown up, well we wait and see i guess...
mathman have you see this photo ?
i can put the flute why dont you?
switching back to my little tzar now!
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2. AFAIK Joubert has never skated to classical music in competition, at least not as a senior. Going back to 2002, he's had: Mexican Hat, The Mission, Time, The Untouchables, The Matrix, Blue Men Group, 1492, Die Another Day, Lord of the Dance, Metallica, All For You, Rise, Last of the Mohicans, Matrix 2 and Requiem for a Dream. Brian's a soundtrack guy, essentially, with some techno mixed in. Evan is a warhorse guy, with nothing else mixed in .
I havent thought this about plushy, you gave me something to think until i finish workcan you explain it little this? not debating or anything, just its too late and too hot and i cant focus on what you mean:o Is this good he makes everything look difficult (it was a compliment?), you mean in choreography or his skate, jumps etc?Any example of a program of his??what chopin demands that wouldnt work with what he does?Honestly I loved this paragraph, you gave me homeworkPlushy is a master at making everything he does look super difficult, an approach that wouldn't work with Chopin.
edit: One little thing, I always thought plushy makes things look easy, like I could get off my chair and start skating, but i m sure you dont mean the way I mean it, lol! I need to think harder.. :o
Sometimes I wish plushy was a soundtrack guy and could skate to my fav ones starting from princess Mononoke.
I cant see him skate to something like Rise but Requiem would be nice. Ah dreams..
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Other skaters can do very difficult stuff and make it look super-smooth and easy. I think Yagudin and Johnny Weir - again, two very different skaters - go in that category. In that case, you look and say, wow, these skaters can do these really amazing things and it looks almost effortless. I don't know if others will agree with me. But you're welcome to think up examples, as a homework assignment .
ETA: I just realized that by bringing Chan into it, I've confused my point because Patrick could certainly skate to Chopin, and maybe he should do just that. So I'd say it's the combination of making things look difficult and the super-dramatic style; Chan's not big on drama. At least not in his skating.
I wanted that for Brian! Even though I knew he would never skate to anything with Princess in the title . The Princess Mononoke Symphonic Suite is gorgeous, it hasn't been used by every other skater, and it's definitely skatable. Skaters, if you are lurking here, please use it!Sometimes I wish plushy was a soundtrack guy and could skate to my fav ones starting from princess Mononoke.
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WILBRAHAM -- For Friendly's, the winning votes it received for Best Ice Cream Shop in the 2012 Reader Raves poll came as welcome affirmation following a trying year.
"We love it when we hear back from consumers," says Anthony M. Lavely, Friendly's executive vice president and chief marketing officer. "We feel like we are turning a page, but we have the best of our legacy. That legacy is grounded in ice cream."
Friendly's emerged from bankruptcy on Jan. 9 after its corporate owners, Sun Capital Partners, repurchased the iconic brand for $122.6 million and, in the process, wiped away $297 million in debt and closed more than 100 locations, nine of them in the Greater Springfield area. The sale price was about a third of the $337.2 million which owners Sun Capital paid for the chain in 2007.
"We have put that process behind us," said Lavely, who is a newcomer to the company. He says he was amazed by the ice cream factory in Wilbraham when he first started. Friendly's is unique among chain restaurants with its focus on ice cream and dessert, especially because it makes that ice cream itself.
Friendly's makes a lot of ice cream: a little more than two 48-ounce pre-packaged cartons of ice cream are made every second. That is a total of just over 30 million cartons of ice cream last year, enough cartons to stretch 473 delicious miles from Wilbraham to Richmond, Va.
It takes the staff in Wilbraham just more than two minutes to make an ice cream cake from start to finish.
Friendly's makes 49 different ice cream flavors in 48-ounce pre-packaged containers. Flavors range from vanilla to banana split. They also do promotional flavors like Rockin' Poppin' Cotton Candy which is in stores now and Graham Central Station which is the next flavor due to join the mix.
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Not sure exactly where, but it has been answered before...by you actually
In the Icarus thread?
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BOSTON – Just as he's started to heat up at the plate, Dustin Pedroia has hit a couple speed bumps the last few days.
The second baseman fouled a ball off his right foot on Friday night and left the game early. On Sunday, his 31st birthday, Pedroia was out of the lineup with flu-like symptoms that developed Saturday night.
"He felt it during the game last night," manager John Farrell said. "Overnight it worsened to the point where he can't go today at all."
"He's here right now, how much longer he stays today remains (to be seen)," Farrell said. "He's been seen by our doctors, antibiotics administered so hopefully this is a short-lived situation."
Pedroia went 2-for-5 at the plate last night and scored two runs. In his last 20 games, Pedroia is hitting .358/.388/.457 and driven in eight runs. He's recorded at least one hit in 13 of his last 16 games and has multiple hits in 10 of those games.
Brock Holt is hitting leadoff and playing second in place of Pedroia.
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The Go Solar Bainbridge workshops are designed precisely to answer the questions Dick Daniel raised in his letter ("Consumers need solar facts before committing") last week about installer qualifications, product warranties, financing and more.
Community Energy Solutions, an island non-profit, is leading the Go Solar Bainbridge program. We undertook a thorough screening process and selected Sunergy Systems as the installer.
Sunergy Systems has been in the business since 2005, and has successfully installed over 400 (solar hot water and photovoltaic) solar systems. They are one of the largest and most experienced solar installers in the state. They also have direct experience in bulk purchasing programs.
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In Saturday's edition of The Telegram, there is a letter from Ted Hillier of Paradise concerning the blatant use of cellphones by inconsiderate drivers. There is nothing in Hillier's letter that I disagree with.
He is 100 per cent correct when he asks "Do you still not get it that distracted driving has caused death and will continue to cause death as long as you (the inconsiderate drivers) do it?"
I, too, see a multitude of drivers on a daily basis who chose to ignore our laws and by doing so, snub their noses at authority.
Having said that, I don't lay all of the blame at their feet. The government has to accept some of the blame here.
It brought in laws that are supposed to curb such practices, yet instead of this abuse decreasing, it is increasing.
And why is it increasing? Enforcement is all but non-existent. Fines, if imposed, are a joke.
Here's a suggestion for all of you overpaid, underworked, strangely silent politicians. (Hello Frank Coleman... are you there?)
Create a special constabulary force whose sole purpose is to ticket cellphone abusers. There are enough offenders out there to pay for the salaries, vehicles and any other needs that these officers would need.
The government would be rolling in money in no time flat, were you to undertake an endeavour like this.
And no, don't send this to committee. Do something today.
We are committeed to death. For once, act in the interest of the people and help reduce traffic related deaths due to cellphone misuse and abuse.
Go outside your comfort zone, and make a decision that is of benefit to the people, and not big business.
Show us that there are still some of you up there on the hill who have a backbone.
Remember that a general election is not all that far away, and the people of this province will gladly let you know what they think of you come voting day.
Just sayin'.
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The Silver Academy, a Jewish day school for preschool through eighth grade, is in the running to win a $10,000 Avi Chai Foundation prize, its president said.
Silver Academy, located in the Jewish Community Center at 3301 N. Front St., is competing in the Avi Chai Jewish Day School Video Academy contest.
"We need people to go to www.dayschoolvideoacademy.org, click the Silver Academy thumbs up symbol to 'like' the video, then enter your email address," said Andrea Lieber, the school's president. "It only takes a minute. Voting ends [today]."
Avi Chai of New York City is an organization which strengthens Judaism, Jewish literacy and Jewish tradition. Its video academy helps Jewish schools teach the use of online video.
Lieber, who is also an associate professor of religion at Dickinson College, said that the Silver Academy is the only Jewish day school in central Pennsylvania.
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By MARGO HORNER, The Mirror
Some people were worried about feeding a family of nearly 15 on Thanksgiving.
But that was small potatoes for members of Northwest Foursquare Church in Federal Way, who provided dinner for 236 Federal Way families.
For the past 10 years, members of Northwest Church have packed boxes full of Thanksgiving dinner supplies for needy families in the Westway neighborhood and families surrounding Olympic View Elementary School. This year, churchgoers expanded their efforts to include Saghalie Middle School.
All the ingredients for a feast are included in each box: Turkey, green beans, dressing, stuffing, cranberries, apples, potatoes, canned fruit, olives, brownie and cake mixes, frosting, Jell-O, yams, gravy, chicken broth, roasting pans, napkins, celery, onions, margarine, pie, rolls, candy and baby food, if needed.
The boxes also include letters from church members.
"We just want them to know that God loves them through what we do," said Sandra Andrews, who heads the project.
All of the non-perishable food was donated by church members. They also provided funds to purchase the turkeys and fresh produce.
The meat department at Safeway allowed the church to purchase the turkeys at a discounted price.
"The church loves to do it. We've got a very giving congregation. Very caring, giving people," said Mary Schell, a church member who was helping pack boxes on Monday. "I just think it's the idea of being able to bless someone who's in need at a time like this."
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- PNC Bank on Wednesday said first-quarter profits hit $1 billion for the fourth straight quarter, as the Pittsburgh bank also said it's raising its quarterly dividend.
Profits were $1.1 billion or $1.82 per share, up from $995 million or $1.74 per share a year ago.
As expected, the bank approved the 9 percent increase in its dividend, from 44 to 48 cents.
PNC President and CEO William Demchak said the bank increased loans and deposits while reducing expenses.
PNC also announced a share repurchase program of up to $1.5 billion over the next year, under its existing common stock repurchase program authorization.
The bank continued to trim back employment. Employment stood at 54,115, down 300 from last quarter and more than 2,000 from a year ago.


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The anti-obesity medication rimonabant showed mixed results in slowing progression of coronary artery disease in patients with abdominal obesity and pre-existing coronary disease, according to a new study in the April 2 issue of JAMA. The study is being released early online April 1 to coincide with its presentation at the annual conference of the American College of Cardiology.
"Abdominal obesity, even in the absence of type 2 diabetes, is associated with a constellation of metabolic and physiological abnormalities that amplify the risk for atheroslcerotic cardiovascular disease," the authors write in background information for the article. Atherosclerotic disease, often commonly known as "hardening" of the arteries, occurs when deposits of plaques accumulate in the inner lining of the arteries. The researchers write that there are few treatment options to address the underlying cause of the metabolic syndrome – abdominal obesity. One promising approach is the use of the selective cannabinoid type 1 receptor antagonist rimonabant. Rimonabant has not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but is available in several other countries. Metabolic syndrome includes high triglyceride levels, a low HDL (good) cholesterol level, high blood pressure, and a high level of glucose (sugar) in the blood.
In this study called STRADIVARIUS, the Strategy to Reduce Atherosclerosis Development Involving Administration of Rimonabant – The Intravascular Ultrasound Study, ultrasonographic coronary imaging was used to assess atherosclerotic progression. Steven E. Nissen, M.D., of the Cleveland Clinic and the STRADIVARIUS investigators, conducted a randomized, double-blinded clinical trial from December 2004 to December 2005 comparing rimonabant with placebo in 839 patients at 112 centers in North America, Europe and Australia. The patients were randomly assigned to receive either rimonabant (20 mg daily) or a matching placebo for 18 to 20 months. Patients were eligible to participate in the study only if they also required a coronary angiography for a medical reason. The patients returned for scheduled clinic visits at 3, 6, 12, and 18 months following randomization. The main outcome the researchers were observing was a change in the percent atheroma volume (PAV) and the secondary outcome was a change in normalized total atheroma volume (TAV). PAV and TAV are different measurements of plaque build-up in an artery.
"In the rimonabant vs. placebo groups, PAV increased 0.25 percent vs. 0.51 percent, respectively, and TAV decreased -2.2mm³ vs. an increase of 0.88mm³," the researchers report. "Rimonabant-treated patients had a larger reduction in body weight (-4.3kg [-9.5 lbs.] vs. -0.5 kg [-1.1 lbs.]) and greater decrease in waist circumference (-4.5 cm [-1.77 inches] vs. –1.0 cm [- 0.39 inches]). In the rimonabant vs. placebo groups, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels increased 5.8mg/dL (22.4 percent) vs. 1.8mg/dL (6.9 percent) and median (midpoint) triglyceride levels decreased -24.8 mg/dL (20.5 percent) vs. -8.9 mg/dL (6.2 percent)." However, LDL-C ("bad" cholesterol) levels and blood pressure changes did not differ significantly between treatment groups. "Psychiatric adverse effects were more common in the rimonabant group (43.4 percent vs. 28.4 percent)," the researchers note. Anxiety and depression were the most often reported adverse effects.
"Administration of rimonabant, 20mg, daily for 18 months did not significantly reduce the rate of progression of coronary disease for the primary IVUS (intravascular ultrasound) end point, the change in PAV," the authors write. "However, the secondary endpoint, change in TAV, showed a statistically significant treatment effect favoring rimonabant."
In conclusion, the authors write: "Because the current study failed to achieve a statistically significant effect for the primary efficacy measure, additional studies will be required to further define the role of rimonabant in the treatment of abdominally obese patients with coronary disease and metabolic risk factors."
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Gift cards on wish list for Adopt-a-Family programs
With the holiday shopping season in full swing, local non-profits want to make sure needy families are on your list. Several charities are collecting toys and clothes for people who can't afford presents, but a few Adopt-a-Family programs ask donors to give something more than stuff.
Local charities say more families need help than ever this holiday season. What's especially troubling to people like Indiigo Klyne, manager of the Adopt-a-Family program for Solid Ground, is who needs a hand.
"I had a family who actually was a contributor to Adopt-a-Family as sponsors many years ago," Klyne says. And via some very unfortunate circumstances, they lost everything."
That not only meant their belongings, but their ability to be even the slightest bit choosy about replacements, let alone presents for the holidays.
"Many of us don't recognize as a privilege the ability to go into a store, to select an item for your child or someone you care about, to bring it home, wrap it up and present it to your loved one," Klyne says. "Many or our families haven't had that opportunity for a very long time."
Klyne says most families in need of being "adopted" also can't afford to get stuff they don't want. A lot of them live in shelters or places just big enough for the bare necessities.
So a few years ago, the staff of Solid Ground came up with a way to let families pick out presents that fit their situations just right. It asks donors to give $25 gift cards to each member of the family, preferably from stores that sell food, clothes and toys.
Klyne says the new concept benefits everyone participating in the program.
"There are people who wanted to be involved in donating but felt very intimidated by not being able to meet the needs of those families," Klyne says. "And there are also people who are extremely busy who don't have the time to go out and shop for a family."
For those attached to picking out presents, Solid Ground and many other organizations also accept gifts based on wish lists from the families.


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Canyon Independent School District reaches out to the whole student on each of its 12 campuses. Academics are as important as extra-curricular activities and programs provide extra student support.
"Learning is more than just sitting in a classroom doing assignments," said assistant superintendent of curriculum Lesli Laughter. "We know it takes more."
Laughter said successful students need to have a sense of belonging and mission, develop a sense of competency and feel safe physically and emotionally.
Students reach these goals through student support programs such as Reading Recovery, Fast Forward and content mastery labs that address academic achievement and SAFE Teams, counseling and student summits to address other areas of student success.
Reading Recovery targets first-graders and brings them up to grade level through intensive one-on-one tutoring.
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Fast Forward and content mastery labs work on improving students skills during short sessions during classtime. SAFE teams, Seek and Find Encouragement, establishes a set of teachers and peers whom students can seek out for advice.
SAFE rooms on each high school are set up more like living rooms than classrooms. Counseling can lead students in the right direction for future careers or place them in contact with outside services.
Student summits held each semester give students a chance to tell the administration how things are going. Students offer suggestions, complaints and positive feedback on all things from courses, tests, parking and bathroom stall doors.
Students' physical safety is addressed through campus liaison officers, DARE and Student Crime Stoppers. Students also learn to recognize and avoid risky behavior in health classes.
The district has watched the student population grow over the last several years, and is preparing to build two new schools and renovate all campuses.
Voters approved a $66.6 million bond in September and construction is set to begin next year.
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Syracuse, NY -- A $6.6 million federal grant announced Thursday will allow Central New York's public television station to act as a control center of sorts for similar stations across the state.
The grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting officially goes to Centralcast LLC, a collaborative of the state's nine public television stations. WCNY will use the money to create a master control system in Syracuse to feed PBS programming to the 34 channels run by the nine stations.
The new system is expected to save the stations more than $25 million over the next 10 years and generate as many as 18 new jobs in Syracuse.
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The lodge member's oath is a promise to honor the language and heritage of Pennsylvania Germans, whose culture was denigrated during World War I and the years immediately following it.
Once a year, lodge members gather to speak the language and enjoy each other's company. A lot of it is just plain old fun -- silly even -- but they do raise funds for the Easter Seal Society by fining each other if they speak English instead of Pennsylvania German.
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Tournament hosts feel this may be one of the most talented fields in years.
Tournament hosts feel this may be one of the most talented fields in years.
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Police are seeking help in locating a suspect in a credit card fraud case that happened in the 1000 block of West Washington Street.
E. Ocean View Avenue was closed overnight while crews made repairs.
A 29-year-old man from Roanoke was killed in a shooting Wednesday night at a Hampton Speedy Mart.
Missing 12-year-old Immanuel B. Birdine was found safe and sound.
Dispatch has confirmed the emergency call came in at 8:08 p.m.
Republican Congressman Randy Forbes chaired a hearing Wednesday where he advocated for growing the size of the Navy's fleet.
The city now has a plan to deal with flooding and the sea level rise. Interestingly enough, It's an idea they got from the Midwest.
Prosecutors say Augustine Acheampong took $60,000 from students around the state for a European trip.
Police confirmed that a car ran into the Miller Mart Gas Station.
During Bryant's 20-year NBA career, the Lakers' guard has scored 40 or more points in 134 games, the third most in NBA history.
The building has been reopened and employees should report to work as scheduled.
John Willie Parker was found guilty of shooting that happened in April of 2014 that left a man seriously wounded.
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The governor made the announcement to honor the 32 killed and those injured during a mass shooting at the university on April 16, 2007.
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Man gets 5 years for car break-in, theft
WAILUKU – After failing to complete a drug treatment program, a Wailuku man was sentenced April 10 to a five-year prison term for breaking into a tourist's rental car and stealing belongings last year.
Aaron Cabasug, 40, had been released from jail in December so he could enter a residential drug treatment program as part of a plea agreement recommending he be sentenced to probation.
But 2nd Circuit Judge Rhonda Loo said Cabasug violated the plea agreement when he didn't complete the residential treatment and left the program. "You were given a golden opportunity," Loo told Cabasug.
Cabasug had pleaded no contest to first-degree unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle, second-degree theft, unauthorized possession of confidential personal information, two counts of fraudulent use of a credit card, theft of a credit card, two counts of second-degree theft, a reduced charge of third-degree identity theft, fourth-degree criminal property damage, third-degree promotion of a dangerous drug and possessing drug paraphernalia.
Most of the charges stemmed from a car break-in July 19 while two tourists and their children were at Olivine Pools in Kahakuloa. A car window was smashed and items removed including an iPhone, identification and credit cards.
About an hour later, the credit cards were used at Game Stop and Home Depot in Kahului.
A Global Positioning System on the phone was used to track it to Cabasug's residence on Mission Street, where he was found with some of the stolen property, police said. His then-girlfriend Cynthia Cameron also was arrested as a co-defendant. Earlier this year, she was sentenced to five years' probation.
Defense attorney Benjamin Acob said Cabasug's crimes were "drug driven" and committed to obtain money for his drug habit.
Based on circumstances including his prior record, Cabasug realized he had been offered the "deal of a lifetime" with the chance for drug treatment and probation, Acob said.
Cabasug said he was going through outpatient drug treatment. He said he was arrested Tuesday night while attending a class session after the person who had posted his bail decided not to continue with the bail agreement.
Because Cabasug had violated his plea agreement and in light of his criminal history, Deputy Prosecutor Justine Hura asked that he be sentenced to the prison term.
She said Cabasug's prior criminal record includes convictions in Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon and California dating to 1993. His convictions include ones for first-degree burglary, escape from jail, attempted first-degree assault and felony damage to property, Hura said.
"Obviously, he has demons that he's dealing with and those do involve drugs," she said. "But it also involves criminality.
"He was given a unique agreement, an amazing shot to better himself and to be free. At this point, he's earned himself that prison term."
In ordering the prison sentence, Loo told Cabasug: "It seems that you are at extreme high risk to reoffend. You have been incarcerated for most of your life."
Cabasug was ordered to pay $1,197 in restitution.
In another sentencing last week, a 42-year-old Wailuku man was given a chance to keep convictions off his record if he complies with court requirements for the next five years.
Mark Humberstone also was ordered to stay away from Lani Place in Wailuku and two residents at the address where the offenses occurred in August.
Acob said Humberstone's involvement in drugs at the time led him to the house, where he made the mistake of entering after getting permission from another person there. Police recovered a "minor amount" of drugs when Humberstone was arrested, Acob said.
Deputy Prosecutor Mark Simonds said there was a dispute over methamphetamine when Humberstone grabbed a machete, took an aggressive stance and wielded the weapon toward two people at the house. A machete was found in Humberstone's car, Simonds said.
Humberstone had pleaded no contest to unauthorized entry into a dwelling, third-degree promotion of a dangerous drug and possessing drug paraphernalia, with charges of first-degree terroristic threatening dismissed.
Humberstone said he was working and had learned from the more than five months he previously spent in jail.
In granting Humberstone's request for a deferral of his convictions, Loo said he has a minimal prior record and his probation officer reported he has a positive attitude.
Loo said she was concerned that Humberstone thought he didn't need drug treatment.
"Addiction is like a wound that festers," she said. "You can treat it yourself and hope it heals. But a lot of times, you need the help of a doctor."
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The Prius c hybrid is a bit smaller than the original Prius, coming in at 19.1-inches shorter bumper-to-bumper, 542 pounds lighter, and a smaller gas engine with a 1.5-liter instead of a 1.8-liter. It also has 87.4 cubic feet of passenger space and 17.1 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the backseat while the original Prius has 94 cubic feet of passenger space and 21.6 cubic feet of cargo volume.
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OAKLAND -- During the three-game sweep at the hands of the Oakland A's, every game started the same. The Tigers had one hit and no runs after four innings of play.
"We look like we're swinging under water," Detroit manager Jim Leyland said. "We're very lethargic offensively and not bearing down in big situations. We've got to get two or three guys going."
A leather-lunged fan sitting behind home plate Wednesday afternoon during the 10-2 loss to the A's had one word for the Tigers: "Overrated!"
They are 11 games under .500 for the first time this season at 24-35.
The pitching had been fine until this, the final game of a nine-game road trip that produced just three wins. The fielding wasn't the problem, either.
It was the old bugaboo -- hitting.
The team that started the season with seven former All-Stars in the batting order and predictions of a 1,000-run season is on pace to score about 240 fewer than that.
Nobody hit well against the A's.
Miguel Cabrera, Magglio Ordonez and Jeff Larish each went 1-for-Oakland, and Curtis Granderson, Marcus Thames and Ivan Rodriguez had two hits apiece in the three games. Only Carlos Guillen and Placido Polanco, who had Wednesday off, managed three hits apiece.
Detroit left 20 runners on base in the series, scoring only eight times. Leyland says he has never seen so many lazy fly balls to right field by right-handed hitters.
"If this club hit like it's supposed to, we'd be close to first place now," Leyland said before the game. "But we take strikes and swing at balls. That's just concentration. Guys who are supposed to hit, haven't hit."
Only Ordonez (.318, 9 homers, 38 RBI) is among the league leaders and performing well at the plate. At least he was before reaching Oakland.
Leyland doesn't blame effort for the "lackluster bats," adding that perhaps the players are given too much information and instruction. Maybe it's time to forget all that and go with the tried-and-true hitter's approach: see the ball and hit the ball. That simplifies the task of hitting a round ball with a round bat, and has broken more than one slump.
"We're confused at the plate," Leyland said. "They are lost."
Rodriguez, hitting .249 with one homer and 20 RBIs, could relate to everything his skipper was saying.
"All the things that he says are true, including about me," Rodriguez said. "I'm not doing a damned thing. I swing at balls out of the strike zone. I swing and miss too much.
"We are all trying to do too much. It's been a very tough year for me, but I have to keep working. We've got to keep playing, keep fighting.
"That is what baseball is all about."
In "A League of Their Own," Jimmy Dugan, played by Tom Hanks, said of baseball: "It's supposed to be hard. If it wasn't hard, everyone would do it. The hard is what makes it great."
More than 100 games remain for Detroit to get its offense on track, but they need to get through the "hard" this month before falling behind the pack much more.
"We've giving away too many at-bats," Guillen said. "Sometimes we are not working the count. We're trying to do too much, and instead missing too many pitches."
And so Rich Harden, Dana Eveland and Wednesday's victor, Justin Duchscherer, were able to hold them to a measly one hit through four innings in three consecutive games.
Duchscherer allowed three hits and two runs in 6 2/3 innings.
"He's not a Sandy Koufax," Leyland said. "The kid pitched well today, but ..."
It hasn't taken a Koufax to shut down the Tigers.


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Despite the floundering economy and increased joblessness, United Way of the Capital Region officials have set a 2009 campaign goal of $10 million -- a $300,000 increase over last year's goal.
"This may be the most challenging year we've ever experienced in fundraising," said Joseph M. Capita, the regional chapter's president and CEO, as the United Way launched its 2009 campaign.
"There are more people who need help," Capita said. "There are fewer people able to provide that help. Many of the agencies and programs we help support are stretched to capacity because of increase in demand. It's during times like this that the programs United Way supports are needed the most."
Jewel A. Cooper, Graystone Bank's senior executive and the regional United Way chapter's campaign chairwoman, said that United Way officials realize that people are "tightening their budgets and may be evaluating their charitable giving this year."
All money raised by the campaign will go directly to programs and services, thanks to donations from a group of contributors who are underwriting the agency's administrative and fundraising costs of 12 percent, Cooper said.
Rae Lynn Cox, the United Way of the Capital Region's spokeswoman,said that the campaign supports nearly 100 programs and services in Cumberland, Dauphin and Perry counties. The Shalom House was added this year to the list of recipients.
The 2009 campaign is off to a good start, thanks to the nearly 1,600 volunteers who participated in last week's Day of Caring, she said.
Sponsored by PNC Bank, the event is the largest one-day mobilization of volunteers in Dauphin, Cumberland and Perry counties. Participants worked on more than 135 projects at 79 nonprofit organizations, performing tasks such as painting and landscaping.


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Session 20 - Molecular Clouds, Dense Cores, and Protostars.
Display session, Monday, January 15
North Banquet Hall, Convention Center
L1498 is a classical example of a dense quiescent pre-protostellar core We use single dish and interferometric observations of CCS at 22 amp; 93 GHz, interferometric observations of CS(2-1) at 98 GHz and single dish observations of ^12CO, ^13CO amp; C^18O (1-0) to analyse its structure. The high spectral resolution (0.008 km s^-1) CCS maps obtained with the DSN 70 m show an elongated egg shaped structure possibly rotating with axis at 30^\circ position angle. Channel maps at 0.04 to 0.05 km s^-1 separation with angular resolution 12\arcsec are presented for all interferometer observations. In the VLA maps the 22 GHz CCS emission is resolved into arcs to the SE and NW of center. One interpretation of this distribution is that CCS emission originates in a torus around the central NH_3 emitting region. The OVRO maps of the 93 GHz CCS and CS(2-1) emission show small scale condensations located inside the arcs detected by the 22 GHz CCS emission which roughly marks the 10^4 cm^-3 density boundary. The differences in the distribution of the large scale CCS and NH_3 emissions and the small scale structures in the CCS 93 GHz and CS(2-1) emissions may be a result of density and time dependent chemical evolution.
This research was performed at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Grace King High School in Metairie has opened the school year with a new administration that is setting high goals for the students. Meg Griffon is the new principal, and Julia Johns and Sandy Phillips are the new vice principals. Suzan Serigny is the only returning vice principal from last year's administration.
There are also two new deans of students: Larry Lala and Stephanie Scott.
Griffon and her staff will hold an open house for parents Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. to meet the new staff and learn the changes and plans for the upcoming school year. The event will be held in the gymnasium of the school at 4301 Grace King Place, Metairie.
Parents also will be able to meet the teachers. A translator will be present for parents of Hispanic students.
And speaking of Grace King, the Class of 1981 will be celebrating its 30th reunion for three days starting Friday.
There will be a tour of the Grace King campus Friday at 6 p.m. Meet at the main entrance to the school.
On Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m., there will be a luau party at Southport Hall, 200 Monticello Ave., Jefferson. Admission is $60 and includes food, other refreshments and the cover charge for Molly Ringwalds band, which will play after the reunion.
And on Sept. 18 at noon, a luncheon will be held at Five Happiness Chinese restaurant, 3605 S. Carrollton Ave., New Orleans. The cost is $20.
Stacy Cottrell Wheat is one of the reunion committee members.
"We called ourselves the 'Queens of King' because our class was the last all-girl class at Grace King," Wheat said. "The boys came that year to King, but there were no senior boys in the class, so we were the last all-girl class."
Other committee members are Vickie Danner Shields, Dot Delahoussaye Benoit, Paulette Pertuis Millet and Aura Vides.
For information, call Wheat at 504.957.5317 or email email@example.com.
Meeting set, officers named
St. Angela Merici Catholic School's Cooperative Club will hold its first meeting of the school year on Monday at 7 p.m. in the Kern Center, on Pomona Street in Metairie.
New officers are Peggy Lulich, president; Jill Villarrubia, vice president; Anne Troutman, treasurer; Annette St. Romain, corresponding secretary; Lynn Strander, recording secretary; and Mindy Keller, representative. Committee chairs are Juli Blackwell, Darlene Messina, Paula McKaskell, Teresa Jennings, Beth Bergeron, Amy Trahant and Karen Oliveri.
East Jefferson High news
East Jefferson High School in Metairie has announced the members of its 2011-12 dance team: Amanda Abadie, captain; Amanda Burns and Rebekah Lee, co-captains; and Briana Collins, Angie Delarca, Darkeisha Galmore, Accaicia Havard, Amy Hutto, Emily Martinez, Meagan Miller, Angela Sandoval and Imani Zeno.
New flag team members at East Jefferson are Serena Newton and Mikayla McPhearson.
Congratulations to everyone.
Baby swings sought
Have your children or grandchildren outgrown their baby swing? If so, the Little Crusader Nursery at St. Louis King of France Catholic School in Bucktown could use it.
If you would like to donate, please take the swing to the school office at 1600 Lake Ave.
Remember Sept. 11
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Gilbertson is Michigan's longest-seated public university president among those currently serving, said Mike Boulus, President's Council, State Universities of Michigan president. The next most senior president is Oakland University's Gary D. Russi, who started in 1996 and will retire in August.
typical college president serves at one institution for less than 10
years, Boulus said.
"Eric Gilbertson is one of the finest academic leaders in the U.S.," said Terry Moore, Great Lakes Bay Regional Alliance president. "The fact that he stayed there is great gift to the whole region."
Gilbertson's tenure at SVSU is significant, Boulus said.
"It brings stability to the position," Boulus said. "He's very much respected among the 15 presidents and chancellors. When Dr. Gilbertson speaks, the president and chancellors listen."
Improvements and additions to campus include student housing, the $28 million Health and Human Services Building, the Regional Education Center and additions and renovations to the Ryder Center.
"The building program is clearly a legacy that very few presidents are able to accomplish anywhere," Carlyon said. "He obviously had a fine relationship with Legislature."
In 2008, for example, the state of Michigan granted SVSU $28 million in capital outlay for the Health and Human Services Building.
The university has grown the number of students who live on campus from 645 in 1998 to about 2,700 in 2012.
Gilbertson on Tuesday said SVSU is an affordable university, and its tuition is the lowest among Michigan's 15 public universities.
SVSU also has grown beyond a regional school that attracts students from beyond Saginaw, Midland and Bay counties. Now, 60 percent of students are from beyond the region's borders. The majority of on-campus residents are from metro Detroit.
Delta College President Jean Goodnow said she's sad to see Gilbertson retire.
"We have a great relationship," she said. "He's a tremendous leader."
The two institutions work together, Goodnow said, and many Delta students go on to study at SVSU. SVSU was born out of Delta College's basement.
"The two institutions have provided an educational base that is solid and provides for training purposes for the jobs that are needed for our area and beyond," Carlyon said.
Moore said Gilbertson's legacy is producing outstanding results over a long period ot time with his administrative team.
"He's been outstanding," Moore said. "He's the epitome of a leader."