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Sexual assault is any unwanted sexual contact without consent, often through the use or threat of force or through intentionally rendering the victim incapable of consent though the use of alcohol or drugs.
Sexual assault can be perpetrated by a stranger, but it is more commonly committed by someone the victim knows, such as a friend, boyfriend/girlfriend/partner or acquaintance. Because assault usually occurs with someone the victim knows and while one or both parties are under the influence of alcohol, victims often blame themselves and do not identify it as sexual assault. Often the victim will not tell anyone about it. If they do tell someone, 80 percent of the time they will seek support from a peer before they will seek help from a professional.
Krebs CP, Linquist CH, Warner TD, Fisher BS, Martin SL (2009). College women's experiences with physically forced, alcohol- or other drug-enabled, and drug-facilitated sexual assault before and since entering college. Journal of American College Health; 57(6):639-647.
Black MC, Basile KC, Breiding MJ, Smith SG, Walters ML, Merrick MT, Chen J, Stevens MR (2011). The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS): 2010 Summary Report. Atlanta, GA: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Fisher, B., F. Cullen and M. Turner (2000). The Sexual Victimization of College Women. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice and Bureau of Justice Statistics.
Abbey, A. (2002). "Alcohol-Related Sexual Assault: A Common Problem among College Students." Journal of Studies on Alcohol, Supplement No. 14: 118-128.
Rennison & Welchans. (2000). Bureau of Justice Statistics Special Report: Intimate Partner Violence.
Krebs, Lindquist, Warner, Fisher & Martin. (2007). The Campus Sexual Assault Study (CSA): Final Report.
Baum, Catalano & Rand. (2009). Bureau of Justice Statistics Special Report: Stalking Victimization in the United States. Bureau of Justice Statistics Special Report.


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How long have you been drinking tea?
Drinking tea since I was small, being chinese i had it at home and restaurants, didnt really know what I was having, just that it was "tea"
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No clue.
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I used to really hate Earl Gray, but for some reason I tried it again at a restaurant and love it now.
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Matcha or ahmads aromatic earl gray.
Where is your favorite spot to brew up?
Really just started to drink it, so prob at work to soothe my throat

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Helen D. Fetter
Helen D. Fetter, 88, formerly of New Road, Dunkirk and Fredonia Place, died Tuesday (April 2, 2013) at the Chautauqua County Home following a short illness.
She was born March 17, 1925 in Sheridan, daughter of the late John P. and Katherine (Kopacz) Krupinski.
Helen worked various jobs at the Timken Roller Bearings Factory in Columbus, Ohio during World War II; Van Raalte Corporation; and local restaurants as a waitress.
Survivors include her son, David Fetter of Jamestown, NY; a sister, Sister Monica Krupinski SSJ of Clarence, NY; brothers John J. Krupinski of Fredonia and Henry Krupinski of Silver Creek; and several nieces and nephews.
Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Felix Fetter, whom she married Jan. 15, 1954 and who died Aug. 24, 2005; six brothers, Anthony, Michael, Peter, George, Frank and Joseph Krupinski; and four sisters, Agnes Krupinski, Mary Mattinsly, Sister Victoria SSJ, Stephine Mahoney.
Private funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Memorials in Helen's memory may be made to the Resource Center, 200 Dunham St., Jamestown, NY 14701 or a charity/organization of your choice. Arrangements are by the R. Mackowiak Funeral Home Inc., 56 East Doughty Street in Dunkirk.


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Position: Outside Hitter
Height: 6-1
Weight: 170/77 Kilograms
Hometown: Salt Lake City, Utah
College: Stanford
Birth Date: May 25, 1981
Joined Team: January 2000
Most Notable
- Four-time Olympian (2000, 2004, 2008, 2012) and winner of two Olympic Games silver medals (2008, 20012)
- Best Scorer of 2008 Olympic Games with 124 points and 3.76 set scoring average after starting all 33 sets possible
- Helped U.S. earn silver medal at both 2007 and 2011 FIVB World Cup to qualify Team USA into 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games. Selected one of three finalist for MVP at 2007 World Cup. Aided Team USA to bronze medal at 2003 World Cup and berth into 2004 Olympics.
- Named MVP of 2004 FIVB World Grand Prix after leading all players in scoring with 224 points in 13 matches. Also named Best Server during the event
- Youngest player ever named to U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team as she made first Olympic Games roster in 2000 at age 19 prior to playing her sophomore season at Stanford University
2012 - FIVB World Grand Prix Preliminary Round...Olympic Games (Silver).
2011 - FIVB World Grand Prix (Gold)...NORCECA Continental Championship (Gold)...FIVB World Cup (Silver).
2010 – FIVB World Grand Prix (Gold)...FIVB World Championship (Fourth).
2008 - U.S. Olympic Team Exhibition for Volleyball versus Brazil...FIVB World Grand Prix (Fourth Place)...Olympic Games (Silver Medal).
2007 - FIVB World Cup (Bronze Medal).
2004 – World Grand Prix (Bronze Medal)...Olympic Games.
2003 – Montreux Volley Masters…Russia Tournament...Pan American Cup (Gold Medal)...World Grand Prix (Bronze Medal)...NORCECA Zone Championships (Gold Medal)...Texas Tour...World Cup (Bronze Medal).
2002 – Montreux Volley Masters…Russia Tour...Utah Tour vs. Italy…World Grand Prix (sixth place)...World Championships (Silver Medal).
2001 – Montreux Volley Masters...World Championships Qualifying (first place)...World Grand Prix (first place).
2000 – BCV Volley Masters...Brazil Trip...Grand Prix...Japan Tour...Olympic Games...Russia Trip.
1999 – Junior World Championships.
1998 – Dominican Republic Trip...Junior NORCECA World Championship Qualifier...NORCECA World Championship Qualifier.
1997 – Junior Brazil Trip...Junior Canada Tour.
Did You Know
- Made U.S. Women's National Team debut at age 16, playing in NORCECA World Championship Qualification Tournament and Dominican Republic Tour in 1998
- When she joined U.S. National Team at age 16, had nickname of 'Doogie' after the TV child prodigy doctor
- Played professional club volleyball for teams in Brazil, China, Italy, Japan, Russia, Spain, Switzerland and Turkey
- Father Melvyn played in the National Football League as a defensive end with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chicago Bears
- Back-to-back AVCA Division I Player of the Year selection as junior and senior at Stanford University; one of five four-time AVCA All-America First-Team selections (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002)
- Helped Stanford University win NCAA Division I Women's National Volleyball Championship as a junior in 2001
- 2013 Inductee into Stanford University Hall of Fame
- Played two seasons on the AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour, winning AVP Rookie of the Year in 2006
- Started playing volleyball at age 13 and earned spot on the U.S. Girls' Youth National Team at age 14
- Graduated high school first in her class with a 4.0 grade-point average
- Was Gatorade National High School Volleyball Player of the Year coming out of Highland High School
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"Whenever anyone asks me about the Olympics, I go back to the first one," Logan Tom said on playing in four Olympic Games. "I was very young at that stage of my life. I just turned 19, still at Stanford and everything was draw-dropping for me. There was nothing bad or negative I could say about it. We didn't finish how we would have liked to - we lost in the bronze-medal match, but it didn't matter at that point. It still brings a smile to my face." On the extensive travel she has had with the U.S. National Team and playing professionally: "It is an experience I would never replace/ Every athlete knows that you make sacrifices, and our sacrifices is being away from home. But at the same time, you gain so much as a person, learning different languages, meeting new people, experienceing different cultures. The past 10 years of my life have been amazing." (from Stanford University interview)
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- Associated Press: Logan Tom Embraces Role as 'Glue' of the Team (8/4/12)
- Video: Stanford University Interview with Logan Tom (10/29/13)
- USA Today 100 Olympic Hopefuls in 100 Days: Logan Tom
- KSL.com Video: Logan Tom Unplugged and Unfiltered (8/7/12)
- Fan Highlight Video of Logan Tom (6/18/13)
- Volleyball Magazine: Tom Terrific (June 1998 Issue)
- Los Angeles Magazine: Logan Tom (7/26/2012)
- Sports Illustrated: A Spike in Activity (12/24/2001)
- NBC Olympics: Speaking with Logan Tom (Summer 2008)
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Pet poisons bloom everywhere in the springtimeHOMEThose fragrant flowers, budding shrubs and lush green grass in the yard might look bright and pretty, but they also have a dark, ugly side - they may be sickening, or even killing, your pet.Springtime is an especially dangerous season for curious pets who unknowingly nose around in plants that are poisonous if ingested and the fertilizers used to help them grow, so pet parents must take precautions, animal welfare advocates warn.Story continues below----------------------------------------------------------------------A book about a rescue dogthat will touch your heartTHE HUNT OF HER LIFE, is a nonfiction book about Samantha, an unwanted rescue dog who the author adopts at age 2. This nicely designed full-color book, by longtime newspaper journalist and MySetterSam.com publisher Joseph A. Reppucci, contains more than 60 beautiful color photos of dogs to help illustrate the compelling and uplifting story of Samantha - a pretty tricolor bird dog who uses her warm personality to win people over and build a new family after being put up for adoption by a hunter because she is gun-shy and afraid to hunt. Learn how she uses her special bonding abilities with people to help her eventually make a transition from the hunting fields to family life.While reading the The Hunt of Her Life, you will travel with Samantha and the author along a trail filled with surprising twists, sudden turns, mystery and even what some call a miracle. And when the journey is finished, you may never look at people and their pets, motherhood - and perhaps even God - in the same way. The vibrant color photos are carefully positioned throughout the book so you can see images of Samantha and other dogs as you are reading about them, making the story and dogs come alive!Pet enthusiasts will appreciate the deep bond shared between this unwanted rescue dog and the book's author. Their unique closeness helps Samantha to twice defy certain death. Mothers will be touched by the relationship that the author has with his own mother. Their connection helps him to overcome many frustrations and deal with overwhelming odds in his suspenseful nationwide "hunt" to try to locate the unknown birthplace and family roots of his unregistered rescue dog after she eventually succumbs to illness. Those who like suspense will be intrigued and fascinated by the crafty investigative journalism techniques the author uses to try to uncover his dog's family tree. And everyone will be in awe as they come to realize that God all along has been providing a guiding hand in Samantha's journey through life and astonished when they ultimately learn about the mystical gift at the end of this rescue dog's trail.The Hunt of Her Life is must reading. It will take you on a captivating journey - a trip like no other - that will touch your heart.What they are saying:"A wonderful journey made all the more remarkable by the determination of the author to honor his beloved English Setter and her bloodline. Twist after twist, turn after turn, you're never let down as The Hunt of Her Life proceeds toward its uplifting conclusion. Vivid photos complement the intelligent narrative. Don't forget the tissues, but don't worry - there's plenty to smile about, too."- Dick Trust, sports writer (retired),The Patriot Ledger of Quincy, Mass.''The book is terrific! Wonderfully written, and I loved looking at those magnificent color photographs. This book really moved me, and I couldn't put it down. I don't own a dog, but I was inspired by this compelling rescue dog's story."- Matthew Spencer, reporter,Nebraska Life magazine"A wonderful story that is told with love and pride by a fine writer. It's a great tribute not only to Samantha, the rescue dog who is the book's main character, but to rescue dogs everywhere, of all kinds. This book is a must read for all dog lovers."- Maryellen Dever, freelance reporter,Hingham, Mass., JournalAvailable at:
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- Rhubarb leaves. Rhubarb, a staple in many vegetable gardens, makes a fine pie, but the leaves are poisonous and can cause kidney failure.
- Lilies. Lilies are a flower common in the spring, and they are very toxic to cats. But cats will often chew them, and even small amounts can lead to kidney failure and death.
- Coco bean mulch. The fragrant spent shells of coco beans are commonly used to mulch gardens. But like chocolate, dogs like to eat them and they are toxic.
- Lawn fertilizers. They are very toxic to pets. Store them in a place far from where your dog or cat can get at them. After applying fertilizers to a lawn, follow the manufacturer instructions regarding the period for keeping pets off. Abide by signs posted on lawns that tell you to keep your pets off.
- Pesticides and herbicides. Even if not lethal, they can cause long-term health problems. Studies indicate the use of pesticides and herbicides may be tied to increased rates of specific forms of cancer in dogs. If your pet is exposed, wash them with soap and water immediately and call your veterinarian.
- Rat and mouse poisons. Controlling vermin becomes an issue again in the spring. Be aware that the same properties of common rat and mouse poisons that make them irresistible to pests will also attract pets. These poisons can be fatal to pets.Reports about dogs, poison and safety:Grapes, mushrooms, pot are leading pet poisonsDeadly levels of toxins found in pet toys, gearCommon household item causes most pet poisoningsProtect your pet from accidental poisoningKnowing signs of poison could save your dog's lifeReports about dogs and safety:This common activity can injure - even kill - your petLiving room item leading cause of pet injuriesProtect your pet from theft and tortureIn emergency, your pet's survival depends on youNo ID means death for 800,000 pets a yearPets capable of swallowing strange objectsWays to keep pets safe in storms, disastersKeep pets safe from summertime dangersProtect your pet from hazards in your homeMore reports about dogs and safetyReports about dogs, behavior and safety:Dogs always mouth off before they biteDogs feel no guilt about misbehavingYour dog really is clever enough to outsmart youHey dummy, your dog's smarter than you thinkA fun place for dogs where fighting often eruptsThe secret to getting your dog to behaveTips to help your pet cope during fireworks seasonReports about dogs, food and safetyToxic levels of chemical found in dog foodsChocolate, candies mean danger for dogs
- Paint and paint thinners. Keep the pets away when using paint. Thinners, mineral spirits and other solvents can cause severe irritation or chemical burns if swallowed or even if they come in contact with your pet's skin. Latex house paints typically produce a minor stomach upset, but some specialty paints may contain heavy metals or volatile substances that could be harmful if inhaled or ingested.THE RUFF REPORTSo easy to read. You choose the topic!Adoption | Food | Health | RescueSafety and Behavior | Surveys and StudiesLike MySetterSam on Facebook


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Pit Bull Stabbed To Death In Roseburg
A man stabbed a pit bull dog to death at Roseburg to save a dachshund it had in a deadly grip. Brett Patton of Winston told KPIC-TV he was
playing disc golf with friends Tuesday when a friend's dachshund
was attacked by a pit bull that broke its leash.
Six men tried to separate the animals, but when they realized
the dachshund was being torn apart, Patton says he asked the pit
bull's owner if he could kill it. He says she said yes.
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Life without borders
Monday, May 9, 2011
Globe-trotting graduates
The 1990 study-abroad experience that Marc Nordberg '93 shared with future wife Sharon (Russell) Nordberg '93 at England's Alnwick Castle launched a career and life adventure that has spanned three continents.
Marc returned to campus last fall to speak to classes about the choices and experiences that led to his life as a career globe-trotter with the U.S. State Department, a life he and Sharon aim to lead "until it stops being fun."
After the Alnwick semester that stoked their fascination with foreign travel, each went on to take part in multiple learning and teaching opportunities around the world. They married before Marc entered the exotic world of the U.S. Foreign Service that has taken him and Sharon to Israel, Belize, Belarus and Estonia. Son Evan joined them in 2004.
What the couple — he from Brooklyn Park and she from Rogers — discovered while living and studying in the Duke of Northumberland's home/fortress steeped in 900 years of high profile English history was the magic of being someplace far different.
St. Cloud State's British Studies program in northern England became a significant link to his State Department position, said Marc, who majored in political science and international relations."It was the first time I'd left the United States, and I didn't know what to expect. It was fantastic. That experience is what gave me and my wife the travel bug."
"I was living in a one-person room the size of a closet, it was freezing and when you turned on the gas heater it got so hot you had to turn it off, only to get cold again," Marc said of his castle stay. "But you didn't think twice about the inconveniences. Walking across the drawbridge and knocking on those massive double doors to have a gatekeeper let you inside the castle walls made up for it."
Marc and Sharon had extraordinary experiences during their Alnwick semester, including a trip to Berlin a year after the Wall that for 28 years had divided East and West Berlin was torn down. "We went to East Berlin and walked through Checkpoint Charlie ... it was great fun being in Europe at that point," Nordberg said. "Also, the Gulf War started when we were in Alnwick. It was a historic time."
The 1990 Alnwick class also had a "Hollywood" encounter while living in the castle that has been the setting for two Harry Potter movies, "Elizabeth," and many other films and television series. "Robin Hood Prince of Thieves" was filmed at the castle in 1990, and Marc met star Kevin Costner and secured an autograph for his grateful sister.
After Alnwick, history major Sharon took part in another study abroad semester in Ingolstadt, Germany, and eventually went into the Peace Corps, serving and studying in Poland for two years. After graduation Marc taught English for five months at Petroznavodsk in northern Russia, where he'd earlier put his St. Cloud State Russian studies to use during a five-week study-abroad. "It was a fantastic opportunity � and it was not anything I would have done if I hadn't gone to Alnwick."
In 1998 Marc entered the U.S. Foreign Service, and after a year of training in Washington, D.C., he and Sharon were sent to their first assignment, Tel Aviv, Israel. "I had never been to that part of the world," Marc said. "We could go to a place where there was a Roman amphitheater next to a Crusader fortress next to an Arab village abandoned in 1948 — three very different sites of history in one place.
Next it was Belize for two years. "Neither of us had been in Central America," Marc said. "The work wasn't as interesting as in Israel, but it was a fantastic place to visit. The cruise ships started coming more frequently right before we left."
Their third overseas assignment was in Minsk, Belarus, part of the former Soviet Union and an "entirely different world politically," according to Marc, whose diplomatic skills were put to the test frequently. "The government there is strongly anti-American and tries to pass that feeling to its citizens. My largest task was simply trying to talk to average people — fielding questions about democracy and building ties. There were a lot of questions about whether I disagree with my country."
"If pressed I would say that Minsk might have been one of our best tours because the staff there was terrific to work with," said Sharon, who acknowledged that the government of Belarus is oppressive and less than fond of Americans.
Now the Nordbergs are in Tallinn, Estonia, where Marc is the political and economic counselor at the U.S. Embassy. It's another popular tourist attraction that he said has "far too much sunshine in the summer and far too little in winter."
While it's been a "terrific experience," Sharon admits there are downsides to their ongoing global adventure, especially now that son Evan is getting older and the gaps between visits home seem longer. "This part of living overseas is tough to be honest because we would like our son to know his aunts, uncles and grandparents," she said. "We don't get to take advantage of the family ties that most people can."
It's also next to impossible for spouses of foreign service officers to have a career, Sharon said. "Nonetheless, I think we all enjoy the experience of living overseas, and we are already speculating about where we might get to serve next. I for one hope for a sunny, warm country!"
Intern's dreams take her far
When Professor Linda Butenhoff advised global studies major Emilie Wardrip to "dream big," the Alexandria senior responded by landing a plumb internship with the East Asia/Pacific Bureau of the U.S. State Department.
For 10 weeks during fall semester Wardrip had a desk in a high-profile Washington, D.C. office, working alongside a public diplomacy officer to help draft official responses about events and issues involving U.S. relations with Japan and Korea. "I was fortunate," she said. "What I was working with was really exciting. I even helped draft speeches used by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton."
"She spoke some of the paragraphs we wrote word for word," Wardrip said, referring to the experience of having the U.S. Secretary of State incorporate her work into presentations such as the U.S.-hosted Trilateral Ministerial Meeting that took place after North Korea attacked a South Korean island Nov. 23. "It was amazing to hear her address issues I had directly worked with on the Korea desk team."
While she sometimes felt "out of her comfort zone" among the other interns — primarily from prestigious East and West Coast colleges — Wardrip had superior preparation for her internship. She had a year of study abroad at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea, where she lived one semester with a Korean family and the second with a 28-year-old single career woman who worked for a Korean shipping company. Her older brother Nathan, a St. Cloud State student veteran majoring in engineering, also was studying at Yonsei that year.
Wardrip's passion for East Asia had its roots at Winona State University, where her freshman roommate was an international student from Korea. Wardrip drastically changed directions in her education and transferred from studying composite materials engineering at Winona to pursuing a global education at St. Cloud State, which has an educational partnership with Yonsei.
The suggestion to pursue the internship came from Butenhoff, a professor of political science and director of global studies for St. Cloud State who inspires students by telling them it's important to aspire to bigger and better opportunities. Ann Radwan, associate vice president for academic affairs/international studies at St. Cloud State, helped Wardrip with her application essay. "She helped me clarify my ideas and goals."
"I wouldn't have been able to pursue this opportunity without their support," Wardrip said of the mentors at St. Cloud State.
Butenhoff, who is one of those mentors, said Wardrip deserves much of the credit for her internship accomplishment. "Emilie is an exceptional student for a number of reasons," Butenhoff said. "She's an academic superstar with a GPA of 3.73, and, while this is important, the U.S. Department of State is looking for students who also are well-rounded in their course work and life experiences. Emilie is a mature, thoughtful and well-liked individual who has extended herself by seeking out an education-abroad experience, electing to study Korean language, culture, history and politics in Korea and receiving a Gilman Scholarship to support her studies."
What does Wardrip consider the greatest benefit of her extraordinary internship? "Confidence," she said without hesitation. "I've learned to think about what's possible, not what's impossible."
What's next? "I've applied for a Boren Scholarship for overseas study," she said. "I plan to go back to Korea for my fifth year." After that Wardrip is considering a career in foreign service or global business.
In the meantime, Wardrip is finishing her courses and living in Lawrence Hall, St. Cloud State's residence hall dedicated to international students and students interested in global education. Her current roommate is an international student from Nigeria.
"The best thing about living in Lawrence is being able to meet more international students from Korea � cooking, speaking Korean and watching Korean movies with them," Wardrip said. "Just being around them is really helping me gain back vocabulary that I have forgotten since returning to Minnesota from my year at Yonsei."
For Wardrip, a global education is essential. "The world looks to the United States and most U.S. citizens look inward," she said. "We're not always aware of what's going on in other countries. It's good to have that exposure and realize that everyone's watching you — even if you're not watching them."


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Texas A&M Team Physicians
- J.P. Bramhall, M.D. (Director of Sports Medicine, Orthopedic Surgeon, Team Physician)
- Jesse Parr, M.D. (Senior Medical Team Physician)
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- Laura Marsh, M.D. (Team Physician, Primary Care Sports Medicine)
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Texas A&M Athletics is committed to "Building Champions" through academic achievement, athletic excellence and national recognition of student-athletes, teams and programs. Texas A&M's almost 650 student-athletes compete at the NCAA Division 1-A level in 20 varsity sports, and it is the job of the Texas A&M Athletic Training staff to keep the Aggies healthy.
The undergraduate athletic training program offers many great opportunities to those students who are interested in becoming a Texas state licensed athletic trainer. As a participant of the program, the student receives the opportunity to work directly with staff athletic trainers, physical therapists, nutritionists, physicians, and athletes on a daily basis. With the great athletic training staff at Texas A&M, the student will learn about the everyday operations, acute care, and continued healthcare of our athletes.
Students in the program have the opportunity to observe injury evaluations and assist in the rehabilitation and treatment of athletic injuries, which will help them if they desire to become a state licensed athletic trainer to practice in Texas, or earn experience hours to apply to an entry-level master's program in athletic training to become a nationally certified athletic trainer to practice in any state including Texas.
How do you become part of the student athletic training program?
- You must apply and be accepted into Texas A&M University as a full-time student. We do not accept student athletic trainers into our program who have not been accepted into the university. We recommend you apply for early admissions to Texas A&M University. Contact the Admissions office at 979-845-1004 to request an application (and to find out its deadline) to submit for consideration into Texas A&M.
- You must fill out an application to be a part of our student athletic trainer program. You may download the student athletic trainer application here. Fill out the application in its entirety and submit it prior to the semester in which you will begin. You will be contacted later about the date and time of the student athletic trainer orientation/meeting that will be held at the beginning of each fall and spring semester. At this meeting further details will be provided to you about what is expected from you that semester.
- Along with your application you must submit a one page autobiography telling us a little about yourself and why you want to become an athletic trainer. Also, 3 letters of recommendation that can be mailed to Matt Kee.
Graduate Athletic Training Education Program
The MSAT program is a professional (entry-level) athletic training program for students who do not hold a bachelor's degree in athletic training but who wish to pursue athletic training credentials by the Board of Certification (BOC) and pursue a career as a Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC).
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Teams traveling with ATC's or LAT's are welcomed to use the modalities in our facilities. Members of our medical team will be present at all times to assist with any services that you need. If you have any special needs, please contact us prior to arrival.
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- College Station Medical Center - 764.5100
- St. Joseph Hospital - 776.3777
- The Physicians Centre - 731.3100
Athletic Training Facilities (area code 979)
- Bright Football Complex Athletic Training Room - 845.3121 (fax 847.8514)
- Olympic Sports Athletic Training Room - 845.4322 (fax 458.2874)
- Reed Arena Basketball Athletic Training Room - 458.1060 (fax 458.1055)
- Reed Arena Volleyball Athletic Training Room - 458.3669
- Olsen Field Athletic Training Room - 458.3663
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- 10 cases of soft drinks
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Men's and Women's Basketball
- Taping table with basic taping supplies
- Hydrocollator
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- 1 10-gallon with water with cups
- Injury ice with ice bags
- Basic emergency equipment
- 2 10-gallon coolers of water, cups, towels, ice, and ice bags will be provided in your dugout during games.
- 1 7-gallon of water and cups will be provided in your bullpen during games.
- Therapeutic modalities to include a whirlpool and a hydrocollator will be available for your use from the Home Clubhouse
- A taping table with taping supplies will be provided in the visitors' locker room.
- Emergency equipment such as crutches, splints, backboard, and an AED will be in the home dugout during games.
- Hydrocollator
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- 1 10-gallon with water with cups
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Softball, Tennis, Track, Swimming, Equestrian
- Biohazard supplies
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Aggie Athletic Trainers' Association
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Starz has canceled Boss after two seasons, Entertainment Weekly reports.
"After much deliberation, we have made the difficult decision to not proceed with Boss," the network said in a statement. "We remain proud of this award-winning show, its exceptional cast and writers, and are grateful to Kelsey Grammer, Farhad Safinia and our partners at Lionsgate TV."
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Next Week's Game Plan
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Earnings season may have only just begun, but Jim Cramer told "Mad Money" viewers Friday he likes what he's been hearing so far. That's why his game plan for next week's trading includes a few outright buys.
Cramer said on Tuesday he'll be listening to Freeport McMoRan (FCX) report what should be a nasty quarter. He said the company has a lot of explaining to do for its recent acquisitions. Then there's Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) , a stock Cramer told viewers they'd better not sell. Also on Tuesday, Google (GOOG) reports. Cramer said he has a wait-and-see attitude towards Google.
For Wednesday, all eyes will be on Apple (AAPL) , a stock Cramer owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS. Cramer said he also has a wait-and-see for this most important earnings release from the world's most valued company. He'll also be watching Netflix (NFLX) to see if the company can match its stock's performance of late.
Thursday brings 3M (MMM) , Celgene (CELG) and Microsoft (MSFT) . Cramer said he'd buy 3M and Celgene, a stock that's up 23 points since the company's CEO last appeared on Mad Money. He was not as optimistic on Microsoft's prospects.
Finally. on Friday, it's Honeywell (HON) reporting and Cramer said he's a buyer ahead of those results. He was also a fan of Kimberly-Clark (KMB) and Weyerhaeuser (WY) , both of which also report.
Executive Decision
In the "Executive Decision" segment, Cramer spoke with Bryan Jordan, chairman, president and CEO of First Horizon (FHN) , a regional bank that saw its stock fall 3% in Friday's trading after the company reported a decline in its net interest margin.
Jordan said his company's stock price has been volatile as the markets attempt to re-value the regional banks. He predicted that net interest margins may drift a little lower throughout the course of 2013, but noted that they will see some offsets to that from their loan portfolio. Overall, Jordan said First Horizon should remain stable in a difficult environment.
When asked why the bank's capital markets business did not generate higher fees, Jordan said that Hurricane Sandy closed the markets for a few days, which impacted upon earnings.
Turning to the company's stock buyback program, Jordan said First Horizon continues to drive returns for share holders. He said the bank has bought back $135 million worth of stock and sees a boost to its dividend in the future. As for loan growth, Jordan predicted only modest loan growth consistent with an economy growing at 2% to 3% in 2013.
Cramer said he remains a believer in First Horizon and said that as housing picks up, loan growth will as well.


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Description: Box jacket of ivory wool. Bracelet length, raglan sleeves. Convertible collar. Single breasted with three cream colored plastic buttons and tailored buttonholes. Top stitching on seams. Sleeves lined in cream colored silk. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Automne-Hiver 1973 / Christian Dior / Paris / Made in France" and stamped 02766 Retailer's label at center back neckline: "Lou Lattimore / Dallas"
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Woman threatens suicide, taken into custody
WAKEFIELD – A woman was taken into custody after police responded to a traffic crash that resulted in a suicidal incident at a residence in Gogebic County's Wakefield Township on Monday.
Troopers from the Wakefield State Police responded to a traffic crash at the intersection of Pummala Road and Colberg Road at 10:12 p.m. Monday.
While investigating the traffic crash, troopers made contact with the registered owner of the vehicle at a Wakefield Township residence.
Upon arrival at the residence, troopers were informed by the adult son of the vehicle owner that she was threatening suicide. Troopers were informed that the woman had a rifle and a shotgun in the residence and she had barricaded the door.
Troopers were able to make contact with the woman through an open window and attempted to convince her to allow troopers to help her.
Police said the woman repeatedly stated she wanted police to kill her and she would not come out alive.
Troopers were informed that a male friend of the woman was also in the residence. They were able to get him to exit the residence with the rifle.
Troopers continued to speak with the woman with no positive results.
While speaking with the woman, troopers detected a strong odor of natural gas. Police said the woman had opened all burners on the stove.
Troopers then made the decision to enter the residence.
Upon entering the residence, the woman was found to be in possession of a shotgun and she had opened the burners of the stove.
She was highly intoxicated and taken into custody for possession of a firearm while intoxicated and lodged at the county jail.
Troopers were assisted at the scene by the Gogebic County Sheriff's Department.


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Who will save the traders from themselves?
At the beginning of the new year, as you may have been thinking about how to regenerate parts of your business, or cut staff, or plan a new career, one former trader was having a more dysfunctional time: waking up in The Verne prison on the Isle of Portland in Dorset.
After a 10-week trial last year, Kweku Adoboli hardly needs an introduction as the UBS trader who lost $2.3bn betting the wrong way on the bank's ETF desk in London. He was sent down for seven years.
The prosecution, citing £123,000 of personal losses on spread betting with IG Index and taking payday loans in spite of £140,000 of disposable income, labelled him a gambling addict. Adoboli said he was not, claiming that he stacked up his spread-betting losses during a troubled period spent trying to claw back the money he had lost for UBS, during which his life "spiralled out of control".
You would be forgiven for smearing his as a screw-up of epic proportion. Many have. But a consideration of the science behind the downfall would, perhaps, lead to a more constructive conclusion.
Traders – by virtue of their incentive packages – often take gut-wrenching bets on uncertain markets that would leave the rest of us feeling ill. On balance the behaviour is profitable, and encouraged.
Much is known about what happens to a trading book as markets ebb and flow. It takes a simple glance at some very sophisticated systems. Less has been done to decode the profound physiological changes traders undergo during extreme winning and losing streaks, changes that can have remarkable effects on the way up and the way down.
"Financial risk-taking is as much a biological activity, with as many medical consequences, as facing down a grizzly bear," writes John Coates, a trader-turned- Cambridge University neuroscientist whose book The Hour Between Dog and Wolf aims to flesh out the relationship between trading activity and very powerful, naturally occurring steroids.
Mixing the cocktails
During a winning streak, metabolism and heart rate increase, and levels of the powerful steroid hormones adrenaline, testosterone and dopamine rise, boosting confidence and risk-taking. If the wins continue, the hormone surge becomes a tidal wave, creating a visceral urge for more, the chemicals providing – perhaps – an even more powerful incentive than the bonuses. One feels invincible. Coates writes that it is such a strong narcotic "that traders on a roll are traders under the influence of a drug that has the power to transform them into different people".
During Adoboli's trial, Sasha Wass, prosecuting, said Adoboli had "played god in that bank, tearing up the rules and doing whatever you wanted". Considered against the science, that squares.
Eventually and inevitably, euphoria clouds judgment.
Risk-taking goes too far, trading positions grow to dangerous sizes and the odds start to look ugly. All the chemicals that created the state of euphoria are replaced by the equally powerful stress hormone, cortisol. In small amounts, it can increase awareness and sharpness but prolonged exposure – such as when trying and failing to unwind dangerously large positions on a trading book – will cause neurotic fear of failure and catastrophic decision-making.
Its effects are not, of course, just found in rogue traders. In a wider context, the markets are also in a prolonged state of depression. Cortisol rises in a bear market, emphasising the sell-off in a sort of steroid-feedback loop. "We need to take very seriously the possibility that during bubbles and crashes, the financial community, suffering from chronically elevated steroid levels, may develop into a clinical population," Coates writes.
Coates's research found that the biochemical disturbance is debilitating, and "can change us, Jekyll-and-Hyde-like, beyond all recognition".
Adoboli said in his evidence that he was "broken" and "burnt out", had become desensitised to risk and had acted against his own judgment. As with Wass's suggestion that Adoboli had become god-like, Adoboli's evidence squares with what happened on the way down. Coates calls it a "grim and unstoppable logic of overconfidence and downfall, what the ancient Greeks called hubris and nemesis".
God-like behaviour is ultimately brought crashing down by the raw inevitability of markets' uncertainty.
Age-old risk management
The wheels of the financial markets are necessarily oiled with the efforts of its risk-takers. Monitoring behaviour to avoid the associated extremes should come as standard. Research on the effects of testosterone on trading activity is hardly new, although Coates's dive into the science of trading floor behaviour adds a layer of certainty that now makes it harder to ignore.
When the biological dimensions are taken into account, one wonders why the focus on rogue trading has centred so relentlessly on systems and procedures. When Jérôme Kerviel lost Societe Generale €4.9bn in 2008, regulators urged banks to tighten up on systems and controls. When news of UBS's losses broke, investment banks and trading houses scrambled once again for expert opinion on the strengths of their own systems, asking "could it happen to us?"
Sometimes, the systems and processes are not used to maximum effect. In fining UBS £29.7m over lack of controls that allowed Adoboli's positions to reach extremes, the Financial Services Authority found evidence of trading breaches not acted on, an "insufficient level of understanding" of trading activities and a "lack of capability" among back-office personnel to identify suspicious behaviour. Traders were left unchallenged, or those asking for explanations were too junior.
Risk management systems have terrible trouble keeping up with the pace of innovation in the financial markets – witness the £6.2bn loss stacked up by JP Morgan Whale trader Bruno Iksil and the bank's difficulty unwing it again. But biology has scarcely changed for millions of years. Surely, the science deserves some consideration, then.
How different might it have been if Adoboli – and his colleagues – were routinely tested for pathologically elevated levels of testosterone and cortisol, and risk managers were trained to monitor behavioural changes. Such measures would likely have given a heads-up that sentiment was heading south. It may seem Orwellian but, if Big Brother watches more carefully, the next bank may just avoid a huge loss, a big fine and a reputational blow – and a trader might not be counting his days in jail.


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'The challenge is whether you can get the cost down and the electricity generation up,' says one expert.promising commercial-scale production of various solar windows in the next two years. Still, the cost and technical hurdles facing this fledgling technology could get in the way of a future filled with towering, emission-free power plants. Like other cutting edge alternative energy sources, energy-generating windows could become a mainstay of a greener future in the coming decades, or they could prove to be impractical and produce only a fraction of solar-powered electricity.
The rate at which a solar panel turns the sun's energy into electricity is a special concern for solar windows.Maryland. It has developed a method for spraying tiny organic solar cells onto windows in a see-through coating that lets in 40 to 80 percent of sunlight, absorbing the rest. With 10 patent filings pending and no commercial prototypes yet in the field, the company is divulging few details. But the spray-on method could reduce production costs dramatically. Recently, the company announced the development of a large solar cell — 170 square centimeters — made in collaboration with NREL, which could make adding the cells to windows even cheaper.
Some experts think it's just a matter of time before solar windows are a sound investment.investment. Andreas Athienitis, a professor of mechanical engineering at Concordia University in Montreal who is working on technologies for solar windows, says more mature technologies like thin-film silicon might represent a short- and mid-term solution for BIPV, until organic cells can catch up and meet long-term goals. "I think eventually it will be a big market," he says, but the adoption is slow because "it's a disruptive technology."
The economics of solar windows may be most compelling for new construction of net-zero energy buildings.only one south side to the building, and chances are that skyscraper is next to another skyscraper, which is going to shade that side of the building."
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Here we are at day one of the Memoir Journal Workshop September Challenge. If you are just tuning in you can learn the basics here and here.
I will be posting regular prompts. You can write from these or any subjects that come up in your own search through your own past and the past of your family. There will also be prompts in my "Remember When" series on Tuesdays.
There are many goals. Get those memories into a book where the won't disappear into cyberspace. Develop the habit of journaling. Have fun. Fill a composition book in the month of September. Experience the healing that comes from journaling. Dredge up things you thought you'd forgotten.
My goal is to develop this into a workbook of some kind so more people can experience this process.
I've already post two prompts:
Childhood toys
A childhood friend you wish you hadn't lost touch with
Here are some more:
A trees you remember climbing, swinging from, sitting under
A field trip you took with your school
Scars you have and how you got them
A summer or other part-time job
Make of list of your childhood homes to have for further reference
Some things to remember:
Be specific
Try to include all of your senses
If you get off the subject and like where it's going keep going, you can always come back on another day
Don't worry about spelling, grammar or anything.
Write as freely as you can Relax
Reward yourself every time you write
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Memoir Journal Workshop: Day 1
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This sounds like a fun idea and I have the book but don't know if I'll have the time. Following your blog for inspiration in case I can find the time.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Milan can seem a little austere at first, yet beyond this demeanour the epicentre of Italian fashion puts on an impressive show of glamour. While the striking architecture, atmospheric neighbourhoods and avant-garde theatre gives this city its solid charm.
Fashion focused - Milan is a pilgrimage for shopping, from the designer boutiques of the golden quad to the bargains of the outlet stores and hidden gems of the flea markets. Despite this flair for fashion and style, at first glance some might say that Milan lacks the romance of Florence, Venice and Rome, but look closer and you'll discover its unique appeal. Many of the city's treasured attractions still stand strong, with the neo-gothic façade of the Duomo and grandeur of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II looking as appealing as in their heyday. Other areas have evolved over time. Picturesque Navigli boasts canal-side cafes while, the chic Brera district still retains some of its original bohemian character.
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Explore scenic Lake Como in Italy's beautiful Lake District on a day trip from Milan. Just a short drive away, the fashionable lakeside town of Como is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and ringed with scenic towns. After spending time shopping and dining, you'll take a two-hour panoramic cruise on the lake to the enchanting village of Bellagio. During the winter you will enjoy a one-hour boat cruise on the lakes followed by a cable car up to the village of Brunate instead.
Discover Milan's must-see attractions on this comprehensive small group walking tour. Your half-day experience includes skip-the-line viewing of Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting 'The Last Supper'. You will also discover why Milan is one of the top fashion cities in the world, explore the impressive Duomo and tour the breathtaking Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Group numbers are limited, ensuring that you receive personalised attention from your guide. And by booking ahead, your entry to see 'The Last Supper' is guaranteed, without wasting any time queuing.
Cross the border from Italy to Switzerland and shop till you drop at Foxtown outlets, on this afternoon shopping tour from Milan. With over 130 stores to choose from, you'll enjoy discounts between 30-70% off the recommended retail price. Shop to your heart's content at factory prices for designer brands including: Gucci, Prada, Versace, Salvatore Ferragamo, Valentino, Dolce & Gabbana, Trussardi, Adidas and Nike. After engaging in some serious retail therapy, head for the beauty centre, bars or the Grand Casino Admiral.
See all the main sights aboard an open-top double-decker bus. With 12 stops to choose from, you can hop-on and hop-off all around the city. Your ticket is valid for 24 or 48 hours from the time of first use. Discover Milan using two tour routes – which are inter-connected so you can hop easily between them. Line A highlights include Sforzesco's Castle, Piazza Duomo and the Scala Theatre. While Line B highlights include Via Montenapoleone and the Cenacolo of Leonardo da Vinci.
Take a guided tour through San Siro Stadium, home to Italian and world famous soccer teams, A.C. Milan and F.C Built in 1926, San Siro Stadium has undergone numerous renovations. Now reputed to be one of the most astounding sports buildings in the world, it holds a capacity of 85,000 people. You'll visit the stadium's museum and site unique memorabilia as your English speaking guide recounts the glorious history surrounding the victories of A.C. Milan and F.C football clubs.


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The Yangtze has 378 fish species, including 162 that are unique, or endemic, to the river.mouth of the Yangtze on the East China Sea. Around 40 percent of China's 1.3 billion people live in the Yangtze basin, and the region accounts for one-third of the country's GDP. "The Yangtze is so important for China's economic development," says Wang Ding, a specialist on cetaceans at the Institute of Hydrology. "That makes it very difficult to protect river life."
The Three Gorges Dam has had a devastating effect on some fish populations.in 2003, is an even more effective barrier to migration, he says, and has had a devastating effect on some fish populations.
A moratorium may be the only hope for the Yangtze," says one Chinese ecologist.that large fish make up only 2 percent of the catch but more than half the income for fishers. Most big fish are caught early in the season, so the solution is simple, says Xie: Ban anchovy fishing from April 15, when all that's left, mostly, are the fry. The agriculture ministry's Fisheries Bureau agreed to implement the ban this year. It will take a few years to determine whether this approach will preserve what's left of the anchovy's truncated migratory range.
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Pretty atypical loft backyard
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I suggest you spend the night in an Art Gallery
. You will be surrounded by the works of the artists of the gallery you will have time to contemplate during your stay .
At the heart of the city , 10 minutes walk from the Cathedral and 3 minutes from the train station, a small slightly chaotic terrace filled with plants welcomes you to your arrivée.La gallery is closed to the public in December and summer.
Only the office in a separate room is used afternoons .
You will have at your disposal a bed 2 people in a separate area and a sofa which can also accommodate one or two people in the exhibition space.
The minimum rental is three nights.
You will also have at your disposal a kitchen, a microwave , a bathroom with bathtub, a washing machine, a dishwasher , an espresso machine , an Internet connection, and if necessary, it there is also a piano.
Have you ever secretly dreamed of living in a unique and exclusively to art instead ?
Take to the game and become a gallery for the duration of your stay ...
House rulesArrivals are between 12h and 19h.
Late arrivals are plus 20 € (up to 22h)
Smoking is prohibited but possible to the outside.
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A totally unique experience staying in an art gallery. Perfectly located with an excellent host who took us for a lovely tour of the Alsace region. Don't expect all the bells and whistles of a hotel, instead expect an experience that is unique. Highly recommended for couples who like the avant garde and enjoy meeting local people. We loved it.
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The host was nice and polite. The studio is small but confortable and functional. However, it was under the expectations: the crockery was really limited and most of them dirty. There was only one used sponge scourer and 1/5 of washing up liquid, so you have to buy all the cleaning stuff even if your stay is only 5 nights. Users of wimdu expect a little more of confort in this reservations. Apart from that, the studio was well situated.
the apartment is very loving Bertrand installed (eg slippers in the bathroom) and very family. Bertrand is gentile and helpful. The apartment is near a tram station and a supermarket. Thank you, Bertrand :)
l'apartement de Bertrand est très aimant installe (par exemple des charentaises dans la salle de bain) et trés familial. Bertrand est gentile et serviable. L'apartment est prés d' une station de tram et d'un supermarché. Merci, Bertrand :)
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Effects of the Federal Government Shutdown
Effects of the Federal Government Shutdown
The government shutdown that began on October 1 and ended on October 16, 2013 postponed many previously-planned lobbying activities for most associations, including HPBA. The focus of our legislators was almost completely on the shutdown, the Debt Ceiling deadline on October 17, and the impending consequences if Congress didn't allow the Treasury to borrow more money than the current set cap.
Many offices on the Hill were extremely short-staffed, if staffed at all. Your HPBA government affairs team continued to monitor the situation and advocated for industry concerns to the best of our ability in the stagnant environment. Phone calls that were made and emails that were sent to our Hill contacts had little response as it is illegal for federal workers to do any work if they are furloughed. This also means government-issued Blackberrys and iPhones were switched off until the shutdown ends.
Now that the shutdown has concluded, we have continued advocating for industry in the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), on the Hill, and with EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA).
Contact Rachel Feinstein, HPBA's Government Affairs Coordinator, if you have any questions or concerns regarding the impact of this issue.


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Dorothy P. Mleczko
Dorothy P. Mleczko, 91, of Lincoln Arms, 430 Main St., Dunkirk, NY died Thursday (March 7, 2013) at Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk.
Born in Dunkirk on December 23, 1921, she was the daughter of the late Peter I. Pochylski Sr. and Helen (Guziec) Pochylski.
A lifelong Dunkirk resident, Mrs. Mleczko was a retired employee of Brooks Memorial Hospital. She previously had been employed at Van Raalte.
Mrs. Mleczko enjoyed knitting, bingo and playing cards. She was a member of Blessed Mary Angela R.C. Parish – St. Hyacinth's Church and the Holy Rosary Society of that parish. She was a former member of the Polish Literary and Assembly Rooms (Dom Polski), St. Hyacinth's School Mothers Club and the Dunkirk Moose Club. She also was a member and Past Vice President of the Ladies Auxiliary, Lake City Hose Co. No. 3.
Surviving are her children, John P. Mleczko of Erie, Pa., Robert L. (Lidia) Mleczko of Dunkirk, Mary Ann (David) Goldsmith of Tucson, Ariz., Ronald J. Mleczko of Dunkirk, Susan M. (Joseph) Smith of Silver Creek, NY, Mark M. Mleczko of Fredonia, NY, Kathleen (Rick) Nasca of Costa Mesa, Calif., Steven F. Mleczko and Sharon G. Gilray of Tonawanda, NY; 16 grandchildren; three great great grandchildren; and nieces and nephews also survive.
In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Leo; her son, Gerald P. Mleczko; and two brothers, Peter Pochylski Jr. and Theodore Pochylski.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial to be held Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 10 AM in Blessed Mary Angela R.C. Parish – St. Hyacinth's Church. Private interment will be in St. Hyacinth's Cemetery. Visitation will be on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the Newman Funeral Home Inc. The Holy Rosary Society will recite the rosary at 6:30 PM Monday.


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Hunt 6204: CWMU Bull moose
Coyote Little Pole
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9-1-2014 to 10-31-2014
- Nonresident permits: No
- Resident permits: 1
- Total permits: 1
The Wildlife Board establishes timeframes for hunting on CWMUs. Hunters should expect to hunt at least five days within these timeframes
Type: CWMU
Species: Bull moose
Weapon: Any legal weapon
Coyote Little Pole
DescriptionThe Coyote Little Pole Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is located south of Jordanelle Reservoir and north of Heber City, Utah. The elevation ranges from 5800 feet on the west to 7600 feet in the middle of the Unit. The CWMU is somewhat divided into a west and east halves. The west half is higher in elevation and is cut by Coyote Canyon (5800 Feet to 7400 Feet). Little Pole Canyon (6600 Feet to 7200 feet) cuts the east half. The most common elevation is 7200 feet but ranges from 5700 feet to 7700 feet with an elevation difference of 2000 feet. Sixty-one percent (61%) of the CWMU elevation ranges between 5900 feet and 7200 feet an elevation difference of 1300 feet.
Over sixty percent (60%) of the Coyote Little Pole Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe (62). Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland (41) is the next most common land cover type. This Shrubland occurs as large patches particularly in the west part of the Unit. Rocky Mountain Aspen Forest and Woodland (22) is also a common land cover type.
One of the Coyote Little Pole Cooperative Wildlife Mangement Unit (CWMU) nearest weather stations, HEBER (423809), is about 4.7 km southwest from the southwest edge of the CWMU. HEBER has one hundred sixteen (116) years of records, 1892 - 2008. During the FALL (September, October and November) the average precipitation is 4.01 inches, but it can be as high as 7.87 inches or as low as 0.50 inch. During the 91-day FALL period, 18 days will experience greater than or equal to 0.01 inch of precipitation, 11 days of greater than or equal to 0.10 inch, or 2 day of the greater than or equal to 0.50 inch of precipitation. There will also be 1 day of greater than or equal to 1.00 inch of precipitation. Snowfall during the FALL averages 8.7 inches but can be as high as 27.0 inches. FALL temperature at HEBER averages 46.9 degrees F. but can be as high as 98.0 degrees F. or as low as -14.0 degrees F. During the FALL, 56 days will be below freezing (32 degrees F.) and 1 day above 90 degrees F. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.
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Senate OKs bill for removal of disruptive campers
ALBANY – The state Senate on Tuesday approved a new law that would make it easier for campground owners to remove disruptive guests.
Sen. Betty Little, R-Queensbury, who sponsored the legislation, said current law does not specifically define how campground disputes should be addressed. As a result, courts have applied varying standards, including citing landlord-tenant relationship.
"This legislation would provide the grounds for why a person could be asked to leave a campground," Little said in a press release. "The purpose is to provide clarity, clear parameters and a legal process to follow. It would bring campgrounds in line with what can be done at hotels and motels when guests become disruptive and a threat to other guests."
The legislation amends state Real Property Law to define campgrounds and a campground owner and provides for removal of people who create disturbances or otherwise violate lawful regulations set by campground owners. The legislation also provides for the return of prepaid fees and the disposal of property belonging to persons who are removed from a campground or abandon property on a campground.
The Campground Owners of New York association supports the bill. Companion legislation, sponsored by Assemblyman Steve Englebright of Long Island, is still pending.


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USA Taekwondo would like to remind its athletes and coaches that every year there are possible changes in the qualifying process for junior and senior national teams. One change for this year that needs to be highlighted again is that the winner of the Grassroots division (formerly called the Elite division) at Senior Nationals and Junior Olympics will NOT advance to the World Class division to qualify for national teams.
There are two strong reasons why USAT made this change. The first and foremost is competitive fairness. We wanted to establish a true grassroots division where less-advanced fighters could work on their skills without having to fight against the more advanced fighters who for some reason missed out on attending regional qualifiers. In some instances, experienced fighters were taking advantage of less-experienced fighters causing safety and injury issues. The second reason is that there are ample state and regional tournaments now established in every area of the country including Alaska and Hawaii. This gives all of our athletes multiple avenues for qualification to the World Class division. This largely removes the objection that it was cost prohibitive to attend a qualifier.
Again, the winner of the Grassroots division at nationals does not advance to the World Class division. If you want to compete in the World Class division at nationals in Austin this summer you will have to qualify at a USAT-sanctioned state tournament or USAT regional qualifier.
Also, athletes who have qualified for the World Class division MAY NOT compete in the Grassroots division.


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"If you're more interested in what you're saying than the person who is listening to you is, you're the definition of a boring person. "
Bailing Out
It dawned on me this morning that though I'm a used-aircraft broker, I have $90 million worth of offers on my desk for new jets-two aircraft that haven't even been built yet. So why are these transactions my business? Because when holders of new-aircraft positions look to resell them, they turn to used-aircraft brokers, not the jets' manufacturers, to orchestrate the deals. After all, the manufacturers are in the business of selling new aircraft; and the position holders rightly question the motivation level a manufacturer has to promote an already sold position over a new one.
In fact, while the resale market for new-aircraft positions remains upbeat, the manufacturers collectively grimace at position resales, as this activity may not bode well for future orders or revenues. That's because these resales shorten backlogs, since the new buyer won't have to go to the end of the line, won't push deliveries further out and will potentially deprive the factory of another sale. The last thing any manufacturer wants is to have "white tails" (unsold airplanes, so named because their tails lack the logos or colors of their owners) sitting on its ramp waiting for a buyer.
Right now, however, the number of positions available for resale-about 100-represents a small portion of the total number that buyers are holding. And while manufacturers commonly believe position resales have only a negative impact, some say they can benefit manufacturers. Consider that soon-to-deliver positions can be resold for more than the factory list prices-in some cases, $10 million more-which should make it easier for manufacturers to justify those list prices. Manufacturers can also use position resale prices to show buyers how well their aircraft hold value.
In fact, some manufacturers have been known to acquiesce to the assignment of the purchase agreement to a third party-a gesture that seems fair considering the lengthy time between order and delivery and the changes that can occur during this period. This is not to say a charge won't be levied for this allowance; reports have surfaced about $100,000 fees to transfer a warranty and of a commission to the manufacturer of 1 percent of the gross sale amount. (Some position sellers have avoided roadblocks and fees by forming limited liability corporations and have been able to adhere to their contracts by selling not the positions but the LLCs-which just happen to have as their only asset an aircraft purchase agreement.)
Many manufacturers, meanwhile, have tried to extinguish the resale of positions, largely to prevent speculation. For example, some reportedly assert that they won't honor warranties if a position is resold. In the end, however, position resales have rarely been stymied and they likely never will be. No matter what efforts are implemented, people will continue to find ways to carry out one-off position resales, as they have for the last several years.
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