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New college grad Allison Troyer told us recently about leaving Minnesota after she couldn't find find work here. We asked her for some detail. For people concerned about the state's future workforce, her story's worth exploring.
Keeping smart, young workers like Troyer in-state is crucial to Minnesota's long-term health. The recession is exposing a long-term weakness — an aging state labor force that won't grow enough to meet the economy's needs.
The good news is Troyer, a source in MPR's Public Insight Network now working in California, says she intends to return to Minnesota eventually, maybe after law school. It's what she encountered the past few months that's worrisome. She tells us:
I think that the current job market in Minnesota is difficult for anyone looking for work, but especially so for recent graduates.
Even for people that have some experience, a good resume and a great academic background, there is little hope unless you have particular skills that perfectly match the needs of the employer.
A bachelor's degree felt as though it was a dime a dozen and any internships in college or indicators of potential seemed nearly worthless.
It is impossible to compete with individuals that have been in the workforce for even one year that will work for the same amount as a recent grad.
Troyer, 23, is from Coon Rapids. She graduated in December from the University of Minnesota with a journalism degree.
I thought that I wouldn't necessarily have an extremely difficult job search. I had several decent internships while in college…I knew my job search would be difficult and, starting around the holidays, there isn't much activity in terms of hiring, but as the months wore on I found less and less.
I first applied to any communications or public relations position because that was my specialty. Within two months I began applying to any position that I thought I could loosely qualify for including secretarial positions and a barista position, which I took to pay the bills.
Around May it occurred to me that my student loans bill would arrive in July and I needed to start thinking about looking elsewhere.
While searching for government jobs in Minnesota, I decided to look at openings in California and found a paralegal specialist position with the IRS… I applied to it, immediately forgot about it and about a month later had a phone interview.
With that I was offered the job and accepted as soon as I learned more about the position, the location and the pay (which far surpassed any number of jobs that I applied for in MN).
It was pretty hard to leave Minnesota. I came to the realization that the state wasn't going to offer that to me at this point.
After jumping 15 percent this decade, Minnesota's labor force is projected to grow only 8.7 percent over the coming 25 years, while aging significantly. Also, Minnesota is a net exporter of college-bound, new high school graduates
That's not a good mix for a state that is not the draw people think it is. Who will grow the economy? Who will help pay for Baby Boomer retirements, public education and quality of life?
Got a different perspective to share or think I'm out of line? Drop me a line or post below. Also, check out the map to read what people in our Network have told us about the job climate around them. Then share your story.

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Pacquiao dominates Mosley
By Andreas Hale and Francisco Salazar at ringside
Photos: Chris Cozzone
WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao (54-3-2, 38 KOs) punished survival-minded former champ Sugar Shane Mosley (46-7-1, 39 KOs) over twelve rounds on Saturday night before a huge crowd of 16,412 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Tactical early rounds by Pacquiao standards, but Pacman decked Mosley in round three with a straight left hand to the head. Pacquiao stalked Mosley who then went defensive much of the time. Manny wasn't at his sharpest, but he piled up round after round with his aggressiveness. Referee Kenny Bayless mistakenly credited Mosley with a knockdown in round ten after he threw Pacman to the deck, which served to wake up Manny more than anything. The eleventh round was all Pacquiao as he went for the KO and he went on to easily win unanimously. Scores were 119-108, 120-108, 120-107.


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FLORIDA KEYS -- Companion bills working their way through the Florida House and Senate would make things easier for Islamorada and Lower Keys property owners who want to build homes now, rather than wait for functioning central sewer systems.
However, the bills are also dividing the two Keys governments that still have extensive sewer work to complete before the 2015 deadline.
House Bill 375 would allow property owners who have installed onsite aerobic treatment systems since July 1, 2010, as well as those who do so between up until a central sewer becomes available, to put off connecting to a central system until 2020.
In addition, the bill would allow property owners who do intend to connect to the sewer system in 2015 to install holding tanks or septic systems on their properties, rather than the more expensive and environmentally sensitive aerobic systems.
The companion bill in the Senate, SB 1160, also provides the extension to 2020 for those who have recently installed, or soon will install, aerobic systems, though it doesn't include the provisions for septic systems or holding tanks.
In addition, the Senate bill would extend building permits issued in the Keys between 2012 and 2016 for three years beyond their expiration date, a move that would more easily allow property owners to wait until sewer service is available before building.
Both bills have already easily passed multiple committee votes.
Monroe County, which is building the $180 million Cudjoe Regional Wastewater System, was the driving force behind the legislation. County Growth Management Director Christine Hurley said she and other county officials have backed it as an aid to homeowners.
Aerobic systems cost approximately $20,000 to install. Design and permitting for the systems, which are regulated by the state Department of Health, cost another $3,000 to $5,000. And as the law is currently written, even homeowners who expect a central sewer line to be available by move-in still have to go through the aerobic system permitting process just to start construction.
The bills would at least allow homeowners to get some extended use out of their aerobic systems, said Hurley, who explained that she watched how the process played out over the last few years in Key Largo as the sewer system came on-line.
The House bill, with its provisions for short-term holding or septic tanks, would also eliminate the need for any more property owners to install aerobic systems.
"I've been living though three years of seeing what property owners are struggling with," Hurley said of Key Largo. "I knew Cudjoe was going to start down this same path."
In Islamorada, however, where the town commenced construction of a $115 million sewer system late last year, officials aren't looking as kindly on the proposed five-year hook-up reprieve for recent aerobic system properties, village attorney Nina Boniske said.
"The village management and staff are opposed to it, because we believe that it is problematic because everyone in the village is being served," Boniske said. "For the state to now exempt certain properties after they mandated that the local governments create a system is really unfair."
Such an exemption, she added, should have been included in the 2010 law that extended the deadline for sewer hook-ups to 2015, if it was going to be created at all.
Boniske said the potential revenue impact isn't a reason for the village's objection to the bills. But, if passed, the bills could reduce how much the Cudjoe and Islamorada sewer systems take in during their first years of operation.
Properties that get the five-year extension would still have to pay the $4,500 assessment in the Lower Keys and Islamorada's $6,400 in assessments, but it's unclear whether they'd have to pay for the sewer service during the five-year reprieve, said Kirk Zuelch, executive director of the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority, which will manage the Cudjoe system.
Current policy at FKAA is to begin charging for sewer service shortly after the systems become available, whether property owners connect or not. The village plans the same approach for its system. But the equation could change for homes that can't be given a mandatory hookup order.
If there were revenue losses, it wouldn't be major. Monroe County Public Works Director Kevin Wilson said no more than 100 properties, probably less, out of the 10,000 property Cudjoe system would be eligible for the exemption.
In Islamorada, approximately 20 homeowners have put in aerobic systems since July 1, 2010, said Bill Brookman of county Health Department. Nearly 5,000 properties will be serviced by the new village wastewater system.


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President Clinton PBS Documentary Airs Tonight
While you may have missed former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton strolling around 36th and Prospect Streets near his alma mater Georgetown University, after dining at 1789 Restaurant Feb. 17, you can tune into public television tonight for the start of a two-part documentary on Clinton, just in time for Presidents' Day.
Public Broadcasting Service's "American Experience" takes on the Clinton years in a four-hour, two-part treatment, which airs 9 p.m., tonight and tomorrow (locally, WETA and WHUT).
Clinton began his presidential run in autumn 1991, giving his "New Covenant" speeches at Georgetown University's Gaston Hall. At the time, Georgetowner editor and publisher David Roffman gave an assignment to one of his editors to cover the address by the Arkansas governor who was seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. Roffman had thought it a minor local event as he believed Clinton did not have a chance to beat Sen. Bob Kerrey (D-Neb.).


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The Cleveland Cavaliers have named Bob Donewald Jr. as an assistant coach, it was announced by Senior Vice President and General Manager Jim Paxson and Head Coach Paul Silas. Donewald joins Mark Osowski and Stephen Silas on Head Coach Paul Silas' coaching staff.
Donewald rejoins Silas after spending the last two seasons (2001-03) as an assistant coach on his staff with the New Orleans/Charlotte Hornets. During his tenure with the Hornets, he helped the team to a 91-73 record (.555) and two playoff appearances. Donewald also worked with Silas while with the New Jersey Nets during the 1993-94 season as he served as a scout and assistant to Vice President and General Manager Willis Reed.
Prior to coaching in the NBA, Donewald spent five seasons in the British Basketball League (BBL) as a head coach and general manager. In that time, he guided his teams to the championship series on three occasions. Donewald began his coaching career as a student assistant coach at Western Michigan from 1989-93. He also has experience as an assistant coach at Morehead State from 1994-96.


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When you stay at Fairfield Inn by Marriott Uniontown in Uniontown, you'll be convenient to State Theatre Center for the Arts. This hotel is within the region of Laurel Caverns and Christian W. Klay Winery.
Make yourself at home in one of the 69 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an indoor pool, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and a hair salon.
Grab a bite from a snack bar/deli serving guests of Fairfield Inn by Marriott Uniontown.
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Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Smoke-free property
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 4
- Tennis on site
- Total number of rooms - 69
- 24-hour front desk
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- Free breakfast
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- Indoor pool
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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A multi-disciplinary team of international researchers from Ghent University in Belgium, National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) in the US, Imperial College London in the United Kingdom, and INSERM in France has uncovered a novel molecular pathway that regulates invasive growth and metastasis in estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer.
Cancers achieve invasive growth by delivering pro-invasive molecules into the tumor micro-environment, but the molecular mechanisms for the secretion of these proinvasive growth regulators remain largely unknown. One likely process involves release of vesicle content (exocytosis). Key players in exocytosis include the small Rab GTPases, which serve as molecular modulators of cellular vesicle membrane trafficking. Rab27B belongs to the family of secetory Rab GTPases, and controls the secretory process of vesicles.
The investigators demonstrated that over-expression of Rab27B in non-invasive breast cancer cell lines promoted cell cycle progression, proliferation and invasiveness of breast cancer cells in vitro. Mass spectrometry identified HSP90-alpha, a chaperone molecule, as a key pro-invasive growth regulator that was secreted in a Rab27B-dependent fashion into the micro-environment and was required for the activation of matrix metallo proteinase-2, a key player in breakdown of the extracellular matrix. In an in vivo xenograft mouse model, the investigators showed that invasive tumor growth and hemorrhagic ascites was induced by Rab27B.
To translate their research results from bench to bedside, the investigators studied the expression levels of Rab27B in primary breast cancer samples. Statistical analysis revealed that up-regulation of Rab27B was associated with lymph node metastasis and tumor differentiation grade in estrogen receptor-positive human breast tumors.
In conclusion, derailed Rab27B-mediated exocytosis regulates invasive growth and metastasis in ER-positive breast cancer cell lines, and increased expression is associated with poor prognosis in humans. Considerable therapeutic potential may reside in efforts to control Rab27B levels and to modulate Rab27B-regulated pathways through pharmacological or genetic interventions.
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Similar situation as Texans defense of last year?
Putting the well deserved praise for the offense aside for a few minutes (as hard as that may be).
After watching our defense last night, and from what I've seen so far in that game, it's clear to me that this is still a top 10, and most likely a top 5 defense in the league. But it obviously is not going to be AS effective without the best hybrid DE/LB in the game.
The Texans lost Mario Williams (what used to be their best defensive player) last year in week 6, and we have a chance of getting Suggs back in the last 6 weeks of the season. The Texans still managed to field one of the best defenses in the league, and made up with the loss of Mario Williams by creative play calling, and getting the best out of what you have. The Texans have a bunch of huge play makers, like Brian Cushing, Jonathan Joseph, JJ Watt, Brooks Reed etc... The Ravens have just as much fire power even after losing Suggs, and I think we could be just as good or there abouts as the Texans where last year.
Maybe not as good, but Deen Peas kind of reminds me of Wade Phillips with a lot of different complex schemes that he runs. Last night there where some new things we are not used to seeing, Nickel stings where used last year, but not as frequent as I seen last night. The scheme hasn't changed, but I do think that Dean is a lot different to some of our past DC's than we think.


text: Well, I have a favor to ask of those in the alarm/remote start installation industy. I desparately need to get an alarm and remote start installed in my 1991 Chevrolet Suburban R1500. The truck previously had an OLD K9 system (no remote start) that eventually freaked out on me. I removed the old alarm with the exception of the door lock/unlock relays, and the starter kill relay. Now, I have the cash to install a new alarm, and I want a good one (duh :lol and I might as well do remote start while I'm at it. I'm moderately handy in the 12V world, but I need the wiring diagram for what wires I need to tap to install and use the functions of a new alarm/remote start. If one of you installers can get me the list of wiring colors, what they're used for, and where to find them under the dash, I would be eternally grateful. Is there a plug-and-play T-harness I can purchase so I don't have to go splicing wires, or at least so I don't have to splice as many? I just don't trust the local alarm installers..... :no: Unfortunately, I will have to probably pay one of them to get the truck tinted, that I don't know if I can do well enough... Also, if it matters, I'm probably leaning towards a nice Viper alarm, or some other quality alarm I can add other goodies onto in the future, like a second shock sensor for the back of the truck, maybe a tilt sensor, and a prox sensor. Thank you! :great:


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I recently upgraded to a Perrin cbe so I don't need the stock exhaust any more. It's in good condition and will need one new bolt for where the downpipe marries up to it. I'll get some pictures up this weekend. PM me with any offers.
I Travel from Warren County to Atlantic County NJ every couple weeks so I can probably swing just about anywhere in NJ or the Stroudsburg/Pocono PA area (No idea what county that actually is).


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The more I use Twitter, the more I've noticed an annoying phenomenon: the autotweet.
What are 'autotweets'? They're tweets sent in an automated fashion, usually through websites connected to Twitter via the Twitter API. The purpose of autotweets: to alert followers to new content posted on the Twitter user's website.
What's the problem with autotweets? Nothing in and of themselves.
But they can become a problem when a Twitter user's website posts new content all the time. The flood of new tweets promoting new content (I once saw a dozen at a time) is annoying and often defeats the purpose of following that person in the first place: to find out what he or she is personally doing, thinking and discussing.
So I hereby propose a new Twitter best practice: don't autotweet on your personal Twitter account.
If you want to promote content in an automated fashion, set up a separate Twitter account.
We do that here at Econsultancy. If you want to follow me on Twitter, I'm at @probles. Other members of the Econsultancy staff have their own personal Twitter accounts too. If you want to be alerted to Econsultancy's new content as it's posted, follow @Econsultancy, which autotweets our blog feed.
Simple? Good.


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@proceedings {2151, title = {A Review of Emerging Energy-efficiency and CO2 Emission-reduction Technologies for Cement and Concrete Production}, journal = {Industrial Energy Technology Conference}, year = {2012}, month = {05/2012}, address = {New Orleans, USA}, abstract = {
Globally, the cement industry accounts for approximately 5 percent of current man-made carbon dioxide(CO2) emissions. Development of new energy-efficiency and CO2 emission-reduction technologies and their deployment in the market will be key for the cement industry{\textquoteright}s mid- and long-term climate change mitigation strategies. This paper is an initial effort to compile the available information on process description, energy savings, environmental and other benefits, costs, commercialization status, and references for emerging technologies to reduce the cement industry{\textquoteright}s energy use and CO2 emissions. This paper consolidates available information on eighteen emerging technologies for the cement industry,with the goal of providing engineers, researchers, investors, cement companies, policy makers, and other interested parties with easy access to a well-structured database of information on these technologies.}, keywords = {cement, cement and concrete, co2 emissions, concrete, emerging technologies, energy efficiency}, attachments = {https://eetd.lbl.gov/sites/all/files/publications/lbl-5745e-cement-ee-techjune-2012.pdf}, author = {Ali Hasanbeigi and Lynn K. Price and Elina Lin} }


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Historically, a Poet Laureate served as the official chronicler of state events and occasions. In ancient times, the Laureate was the central means for recording and communicating history. "Laureate" comes from the Latin word 'laureatus', meaning adorned with a crown of laurel, an honour also bestowed on the earliest Olympic athletes.
Edmonton's Poet Laureate program is supported jointly by The City of Edmonton, the Edmonton Public Library and the Edmonton Arts Council. The creation of this position confirms the city's support for the arts in general, and for the literary arts in particular.
More currently, the role of a Poet Laureate is to reflect the life of a city through readings of poetry. As an ambassador for the literary arts, the Laureate incorporates poetry into a range of official and informal city activities.
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Bilingual poet, performer, producer, mentor and emerging playwright, Pierrette Requier was raised in the Peace River region of northern Alberta. She attended the University of Alberta and at St. Stephen's College in Edmonton. Requier taught in bilingual programs in northern Alberta and French Immersion in Edmonton as well as participated in an exchange to Queensland, Australia. She returned to literary studies and committed to a writing practice, subsequently achieving publication in poetry.
Perhaps stemming from her teaching background, Requier seeks to engage and mentor. She has served as a poet mentor for the Writer's Guild of Alberta Mentorship Program and as Grant MacEwan University's twentieth writer-in-residence where she encouraged students to grow as writers. Requier's monthly Wind Eye Writing Seminars, that she has designed and hosted for the last fifteen years, incorporates various forms of writing and spoken word and creates a space for writers, of all levels to gather. She takes seriously the charge of giving back her own experience and energy to the writers she meets.
Requier has sat on boards, liaising between the Anglophone and Francophone literary communities, to promote Francophone arts across Edmonton. Over the past four years, she has brought together Francophone poets in her French Twist events during the Edmonton Poetry Festival. Requier has collaborated and performed across Alberta, Winnipeg, and Montreal. It has been said her work is truly une plume du Nord, du Far-Ouest, une langue de chez-nous/vous (her writing is penned in the language of the western/prairie soil). She has recently completed a play/tone poem Les Blues des oubliées to be produced by Brian Dooley and premiered, with English surtitles, at l'Unithéâtre in October 2015.
Edmonton's Poet Laureate is expected to:
- at least once a year to City Council
- at least once a year at a City-sponsored fund-raising or charity event, and
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Edmonton anniversary of incorporation, the City's official summer exhibition or the
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In addition, the Edmonton Poet Laureate will be allowed/encouraged to present or perform works of other poets, if content and/or subject is relevant to the event and the citizens of Edmonton.
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I make several new recipes each week — some are hits and some are misses. It gets challenging to put all the leftovers to good use, especially if something is very sweet or not everyone in the family enjoyed it equally.
But these seedy, fruity crisps are destined to become a mainstay. This snappy little beauty is equally at home sitting cute on a paper napkin in a kindergarten room or gracing an elegant holiday cheese board.
I'd be perfectly happy if my kids wanted these for breakfast, perhaps paired with honey-sweetened yogurt, or for an afternoon snack. They will definitely be tucked into lunchboxes.
I ate a few with creamy, soft-ripened cheese and sliced pears for lunch, and I would definitely serve them with a fruity red wine for a girls' night in.
And they are endlessly customizable — different fruit and seed combinations would yield a differently textured cracker, as would the substitution of chopped nuts for the seeds or swapping out honey for maple syrup.
And I'm completely smitten with the technique. They're like quick bread biscotti. Stir together ingredients and bake in little loaf pans. At your leisure, slice the bread thinly (by far the most taxing part of the recipe, but with a good serrated knife it's a snap) and bake one more time.
It sounds fussy, but it was honestly easier than drop cookies. And WAY easier than homemade crackers.
If you've ever had Raincoast Crisps, this is a perfectly replicated homemade version. The real deal sells for $8-$10 per box. Less expensive, and more local, are the newly released crisps from Potter's Crackers, available in cranberry hazelnut or caramelized onion (how good does that sound?)
If you're up for a not-very-daunting baking project, make them yourself. I'm putting them on deck for hors d'oeuvres, to be served with a Camembert or a blue-veined cheddar (like Roelli's Dunbarton Blue) over the holidays.
Variations: If we didn't have tree nut allergies here, I'd definitely be trying dried apricots with pistachios or figs with almonds. I'm also intrigued by the idea of a savory version with dried herbs, olives or caramelized onion like the Potter's variety.
Tips: A good serrated bread knife will make the job of slicing the baked bread thinly much easier. America's Test Kitchen recommends the Victorinox 10-inch bread knife, and I second that advice.
This recipe is from weelicious.com, but if you search online for "Raincoast Crisp recipe," you'll find several very similar base recipes with different seeds, nuts, fruits and spices.


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48–51 Weeks: What to Expect From Your Puppy
A Checklist for Traveling with Your Puppy by Car :: How to Begin to Switch Your Puppy to Adult Dog Food :: Tips for Preventing the Return of Your Puppy's Bad Childhood Habits :: How to Stop Dermatitis Before It Spreads
How to Stop Dermatitis Before It Spreads
If your puppy is scratching all over, it may be that he has Dermatitis, an inflammatory itching of the skin. It has many causes including parasites, food allergies, plant allergies, or chemicals such as cleaning products. Dermatitis can be chronic or temporary and if it shows up because of one thing, it can come back because of another.
As well as scratching, you may notice patches of fur missing and raw spots on your pet's skin. It's possible for a dog to have dermatitis and not scratch that much but if you notice a small amount of scratching accompanied by your puppy rolling around on the floor or behavior changes such as irritability, it could very well be Dermatitis. Fortunately, there are ways to stop Dermatitis - your first step is to determine what is causing it.
How to Determine the Cause of Dermatitis
Look at Your Products - Does your puppy scratch more when he's on his bed or yours or buried in a blanket you've just washed? Does he scratch more right after you've cleaned the house? Then it could be your cleaning products.
Observe the Seasons - Does your puppy seem to get dermatitis every spring or is it worse after he comes in from outdoors? Then it's likely an outdoor allergy.
Look for Parasites - Check for fleas or mites. Do you see small black dots on your puppy's skin? Then it could be these. Or, if he started the scratching after you applied a topical flea solution, it's possible he has an allergy to that.
Treating Dermatitis
Change Your Products - Switch to natural cleaning products, including laundry detergent. If you've tried changing cleaning products and your puppy is still scratching it could be a more subtle culprit. Some dogs are allergic to perfumes or air fresheners or refreshers like Febreze. Think about anything you spray around your puppy or his bed and eliminate the possibilities.
Outdoor Allergies - If you've determined that your puppy scratches more after being outside, help him out by mowing the grass frequently and eliminating any possible guilty plants such as poison oak or nettles.
Try a Different Dog Food - Try a different type of dog food, one with fish oil and more protein.
Soothing Baths - Switch to an oatmeal shampoo first, then try a shampoo specifically for Dermatitis which is medicated.
Dermatitis can be a simple problem or it can be more serious. Look for signs such as a poor appetite in your puppy. If you see this or you've eliminated the possible culprits in your house, can tell it isn't fleas or mites and bathed your puppy with no improvement, it's time to take your pup to the vet. Your puppy could have a bacterial or viral infection which needs to be treated with antibiotics. Your vet might also want to do allergy tests.
If it becomes chronic Dermatitis and your pup's been checked by the vet and you can't determine the cause, consider a homeopathic remedy and be sure to add olive oil to his diet. The seven-year-itch can be scratched away with a few simple actions.
Advice from Other Dog Owners
How to Keep Your Puppy Off the Christmas Tree
Puppies should be supervised at all times. She or he should be crated while alone, leashed while you are around. Time to teach the "leave it" command. You will really mean it when you fear for the dogs safety! Baby gates might deter him - unless he's that curious kind that looks to defeat all confinement. If he's leashed it's easy to give a sharp leash correction if he goes near the tree. Put the tree up for a few days without trimming to get the dog used to it without risking fragile ornaments.
~Liz H., owner of German Shepherd mix
When Puppies Lose Their Teeth
Puppies have a full set of 28 milk teeth - 4 canines, 12 incisors and 12 molars. The incisors and canines grow in first, the molars last. At around three to four months of age, your dog is going to start losing milk teeth and growing in her adult set of teeth, which consists of a total of 42 teeth - a lot more than the puppy teeth she has. The first to fall out are going to be her incisors, her front teeth. She will start growing her adult incisors first. Around four to five months of age you will see her adult molars and canines to grow in. By about six months, she should have her full set of adult teeth.
~Chris & Brian C., owner of German Shepherd


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"All right everybody! Grab yer partner tight and CATDOAH!"
Sadly, my condition is not that fun.
I received a note in the mail that made my CATDOAH break out and break out BAD. Or good, depending on your POV. That's 'point of view' for those who say IDK. Which means, 'I don't know'. Yeah, I know. I try to keep up on all the cool teen-speak. I might just have a handle on it by the time they've all grown and left the nest. Then it will be PLUDHK! (Party Like You Don't Have Kids), but we do and so we don't. Party, I mean. It's been a long time.
Anyway, back to the CATDOAH caused by this card from a sister in my ward. In the first place, I'm pretty sure I didn't deserve what she said. Oh, it was nice. Very nice. Nice in the extreme and very complimentary. Which is what caused the whole CATDOAH outbreak.
It's just that I don't feel like I deserve her words. Here's what she wrote:
I just wanted to write you a quick note to let you know we've been thinking about you. You have been an amazing example to so many people of faith and trust in the Lord--of love, patience and humility. I'm sure that at this point you'd love to quit having to be an example made out of you, but know that you are loved by so many people and that the Lord is acutely aware of you. We continue to pray for the Lord's healing & blessings to be poured out upon your family.
Yes, I would very much like to quit having any sort of example made out of me, unless I could be an example of a gorgeous swimsuit model's body, but we all know that ain't happenin'.
I was skyping with my best friend a bit ago. We were talking and laughing and then BOOM!, my CATDOAH reared it's ugly face. I'm thankful for her and that I have someone I can share my sorrow and my joys with. Don't get me wrong---I share them with my husband, we love each other dearly and are very close. I'm so thankful for him---but it's nice to have a girlfriend who is also a parent and has experienced some of the same trials and joys that you have. Thank-you-un-named-best-friend-you. :) And thank you very much, sister in my ward, for the sweet and tender note you sent to me. I don't know that I'm doing anything that anyone else hasn't or wouldn't do as a mom and wife---but thank you. Your words were precious to me. Gracias.


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"In a lot of philosophies, putting opposites together makes art timeless and not static," Braziel said. "That's kind of the secret of it, but the hardest part is finding out what your opposites are, because we like to hide them."
Braziel's father was a chemist, and her mother was a quilt maker.
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Not only did Obama bumble and fumble the so called "Arab Spring" in Egypt and the rest of the world, he got the Muslim Brotherhood elected in the process. As if this isn't bad enough, he pissed away $200 million of our tax money to do so! This info comes from Newsmax via Gateway Pundit:
A Washington-based consultant who works with USAID and the State Department says the focus of the aid to Egypt has been on helping the smaller political parties that are competing against the better organized Freedom and Justice Party, the Muslim Brotherhood's party.
This week saw the first round of Parliamentary elections, with voting in nine of the country's 27 provinces. The staggered elections will continue over the coming months. The Freedom and Justice Party won 40 percent of the vote on Wednesday, with an additional 15 percent going to the Salafis, a group of hard-line Islamists who reject the right of women to vote.


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The Democrats in Congress have been trying to avoid having to face what we are dealing with in this country at this time.
We have a President asserting that he is above the law. He is backed by an authoritarian political movement that feels that laws should not apply to them, either. They have been and are working to destroy the agencies of government and fracture each and every one of the institutions of civil society. They have politicized the system of justice in the country to the point where we don't just wonder, we know that people are prosecuted or left alone based on their political affiliations.
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I'm all about dinner shortcuts my kids will love. This Philly Cheesesteak sub is one recipe I will keep using, and Hamburger Helper® brings it all together! It's been a long time since I've purchased Hamburger Helper® and when I recently visited Walmart to pick up a box to make a recipe I was impressed with just how many different varieties they had. I couldn't resist picking up several … [Read more...]
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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Mama Mancini's Original Family Recipes for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine. Every time I think life is going to slow down, it speeds right back up. I end up in the same food ruts over and over again. The kids are always the first ones to point out that they are sick of eating the same meals over and over. Last time we were at Walmart Gavin saw … [Read more...]
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My kids keep complaining that dinner is boring and I don't mix it up enough. I thought I'd try to take some of our favorites and mix them up with some of their favorites and see what I could come up with. Chicken Parm is a big favorite here and so are chicken nuggets so I thought maybe if I could combine them and make a Chicken Nugget Parmesan somehow it would be a big hit. Guess what? It … [Read more...]
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I love an easy dinner. I've been trying to find some great recipes to make on Monday's that I can use throughout the week to help meal plan out my week. I find that when I can prep in advance I actually eat a lot healthier for that week. Of course, since Sawyer is home it is helpful if it is something I can serve him too. This Honey BBQ Baked Chicken Recipe has been a hit and I've made it with … [Read more...]
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Johnny loves wings. LOVES wings! The hotter the better too. The problem is that other than me no one else in the family really cares for hot. With the super bowl coming around I knew I'd be making some but wanted to find a way to make some delicious wings that didn't take a lot of time, weren't hot, and tasted great. I finally came up with the perfect recipe and the best part was I skipped the … [Read more...]
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Clayton, Crane among local wrestlers advancing to state final
Rock Bridge, Tolton, Blair Oaks and Fulton send several wrestlers to final
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Rock Bridge and Father Tolton sent multiple wrestlers to the state finals on Friday.
The Bruins will have four state finalists: Cody Maly, Sam Crane, Jason Kiehne and Josiah Kline.
Will Tindal and Jaydin Clayton all earned semi-final victories. Tindal will go for his first state title while Clayton goes for his third.
Blair Oaks also has three finalists: Cole Kemna, Logan Mudd and Frankie Falotico. The Falcons sit atop the Class 1 standings.
Fulton's Josh McClure will put his undefeated record on the line, as he looks to better his runner-up performance from last year. At 182, teammate Zach Benner will wrestle for a state title as well on Saturday.
Marceline's duo of Dalton Fisher and Dylan Wheeler helped the Tigers get to third place in Class 1 before Saturday's final.


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Ted Hughes memorial to go at foot of T.S. Eliot in Poets' Corner
Poets & Writers leads us to the Mirror, who's got the skinny on the new Westminster Abbey memorial for poet Ted Hughes; it will be placed at the foot of T.S. Eliot's stone in Poets' Corner (on which it says, "The communication of the dead is tongued with fire beyond the language of the living"). Though Hughes died in 1998 and plans were in place to create a memorial last year, the exact location had not been known until now. Friend and fellow poet Seamus Heaney will be there to read at the dedication ceremony, among others. More:
Hughes's widow, Carol Hughes, and his daughter, Frieda Hughes, will be among those at the ceremony to see the Kirkstone green slate memorial stone placed alongside that of Eliot – his Faber and Faber publisher – in the South Transept. It has been designed by Ronald Parsons.
Other great writers who have been recognised at the abbey include the poets laureate John Dryden, John Masefield and Alfred Lord Tennyson who are all buried there, while John Betjeman, William Wordsworth and Robert Southey have memorials.
The writer – born in Mytholmroyd, West Yorkshire, in 1930 – found immediate acclaim with his first book of poems, Hawk In The Rain, in 1957. Over the next 41 years he wrote nearly 90 books, winning numerous prizes.
He won the Whitbread Book Of The Year prize posthumously in 1999 with Birthday Letters. He had been awarded the prize for the first time only a year earlier for Tales From Ovid.
The memorial will be dedicated on December 6.
The Dean, who will lead the dedication, said: "There are 111 poets, writers and dramatists buried or commemorated in Poets' Corner. It is entirely right that Ted Hughes, as one of the most important poets of the 20th century, should be remembered amongst them."
You can find the entire list of those buried and/or memorialized in Westminster Abbey at their site here.
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Former Uttar Pradesh cabinet minister Raghuraj Pratap Singh alias Raja Bhaiya got into another controversy when his former public relation officer (PRO) Rajiv Kumar Yadav lodged an FIR against him for fraud and forgery at Aliganj police station.
Yadav is the key witness in the multi-crore food grain scam that took place when Raja Bhaiya was food and civil supply minister in the previous Samajwadi Party (SP) government from 2003 to 2007. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is probing the scam in which Raja Bhaiya is prime accused.
In the FIR, registered on Tuesday, Yadav has accused the former minister of opening a forged bank account in his (Yadav's) name in HDFC bank's Purania branch in Aliganj and using it for illegal transaction of money procured through the food grain scam. Yadav has also named Raja Bhaiya's wife Bhanavi Singh, his aide Rohit Kumar Singh, the aide's wife Monica Singh and the then bank branch manager Wasiullah Sarwar Ali in the FIR.
Yadav quit Raja Bhaiya's job in 2008 after working with him for four years while the bank account was opened in 2009.
Yadav told HT on phone that he was running from pillar to post for the past several weeks but the FIR was registered only on June 25. He also approached court to get his complaint registered and the court, on June 19, had sought a report from the city police in the matter. The police had to submit the report on Friday but before it they registered the FIR.
Yadav had earlier apprehended life threat from Raja Bhaiya and his relative Akshay Pratap Singh after which security cover was provided to him and one Manoj Tiwari, who is another key witness in the scam.
Raja Bhaiya was also minister in the present SP regime but quit the post after he was accused in the murder of Dy SP Zia-ul-Hauqe in March this year.


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Elie Wiesel was born in the small town of Sighet in Transylvania, where people of different languages and religions have lived side by side for centuries, sometimes peacefully, sometimes in bitter conflict. The region was long claimed by both Hungary and Romania. In the 20th century, it changed hands repeatedly, a hostage to the fortunes of war.
The secure world of Wiesel's childhood ended abruptly with the arrival of the Nazis in Sighet in 1944. The Jewish inhabitants of the village were deported en masse to concentration camps in Poland. The 15-year-old boy was separated from his mother and sister immediately on arrival in Auschwitz. He never saw them again. He managed to remain with his father for the next year as they were worked almost to death, starved, beaten, and shuttled from camp to camp on foot, or in open cattle cars, in driving snow, without food, proper shoes, or clothing. In the last months of the war, Wiesel's father succumbed to dysentery, starvation, exhaustion and exposure.
For ten years, he observed a self-imposed vow of silence and wrote nothing about his wartime experience. In 1955, at the urging of the Catholic writer Francois Mauriac, he set down his memories in Yiddish, in a 900-page work entitled Un die welt hot geshvign (And the world kept silent). The book was first published in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Wiesel compressed the work into a 127-page French adaptation, La Nuit (Night), but several years passed before he was able to find a publisher for the French or English versions of the work. Even after Wiesel found publishers for the French and English translations, the book sold few copies.
In 1956, while he was in New York reporting on the United Nations, Elie Wiesel was struck by a taxi cab. His injuries confined him to a wheelchair for almost a year. Unable to renew the French document which had allowed him to travel as a "stateless" person, Wiesel applied successfully for American citizenship. Once he recovered, he remained in New York and became a feature writer for the Yiddish-language newspaper, The Jewish Daily Forward (Der forverts). Wiesel continued to write books in French, including the semi-autobiographical novels L'Aube (Dawn), and Le Jour (translated as The Accident). In his novel La Ville de la Chance (translated as The Town Beyond the Wall ), Wiesel imagined a return to his home town, a journey he did not undertake in life until after the book was published.
In the midst of his activities as a human rights activist, Wiesel continued his career as a literary artist. He wrote plays including Zalmen or the Madness of God and The Trial of God (Le Proces de Shamgorod). His other novels include The Gates of the Forest, The Oath, The Testament, and The Fifth Son. His essays and short stories have been collected in the volumes Legends of Our Time, One Generation After, and A Jew Today. The English translation of his memoirs was published in 1995 as All Rivers Run to the Sea. A second volume of memoirs, And the Sea Is Never Full, appeared in 2000.


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The road climbed higher for the first twenty minutes or so and then crested a ridge to award us with gorgeous views of a large lake on a high mountain plateau. The land was completely flat for about 80km, in which there was a large lake, with birds and ducks. The road skirted around the bottom of the surrounding hills and largely kept away from the lake, but occasionally we were given close up views
The going was good, the road was paved and fairly quiet, so we were able to keep up a good pace. We covered almost 50km by lunchtime and were pleased to have made up for our slow start. We saw a nice looking restaurant and quickly ordered some food. Kory went for our favourite Peruvian dish Lomo Saltado, which is strips of beef stir-fried with onions, tomatoes and chili, served over chips and with rice and salad on the side. I decided to try something new and opted for the Pachamanca, which is meat, potatoes and vegetables cooked in an earthen 'oven' of hot rocks for several hours. It is a Quechua (local indigenous) specialty and pacha means 'earth' and manca means 'oven'. It was tasty and had a decent piece of chicken, which is not always guaranteed, so I was happy with my choice.
As we got ready to leave the heavens opened and the rain started for the afternoon. It wasn't too bad and settled down again after a quick shower. We were happy to be able to enjoy the views again. We arrived into Junin at 3.30 and decided to continue on for another couple of hours, before finding somewhere to camp. We knew that the road would ascend slowly for the next hour of riding and then would descend into a valley, which is where we hoped to camp
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We quickly found a place to camp that was hidden from the road and whilst I put the tent up, Kory started to cook dinner. The rains were starting again but thankfully we got the tent up before it came down heavily. We covered a respectable distance over the day and enjoyed the views between the showers. Even though we had slept in, we were still happy to have an early night in the tent and were asleep by 8.30pm.


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The trail outfit swept past the ranch, leaving Dell on nettles. The importance of the
message was urgent, and saddling up a horse, he started up the Beaver in search of Joel
and Sargent. They were met returning, near the dead-line, and after listening to the
breathless report, the trio gave free rein to their horses on the homeward ride.
"I'll use old Rowdy for my seventh horse," said Joel, swinging out of the saddle at the
home corral. "Bring him in and give him a feed of corn. It may be late when I overtake
the outfit. Mr. Quince says that that old horse has cow-sense to burn; that he can scent a
camp at night, or trail a remuda like a hound."
An hour later Joel cantered up to the tent. "This may be a wild-goose chase," said he, "but
I'm off. If my hopes fall dead, I can make a hand coming back. Sargent, if I do buy any
cattle, your name goes on the pay-roll from to-day. I'll leave you in charge of the ranch,
anyhow. There isn't much to do except to ride the dead-line twice a day. The wintered
cattle are located; and the cripples below--the water and their condition will hold them.
Keep open house, and amuse yourselves the best you can. That's about all I can think of
just now."
Joel rode away in serious meditation. Although aged beyond his years, he was only
seventeen. That he could ride into Dodge City, the far-famed trail-town of the West, and
without visible resources buy cattle, was a fit subject for musing. There the drovers from
Texas and the ranchmen from the north and west met and bartered for herds--where the
drive of the year amounted to millions in value. Still the boy carried a pressing invitation
from a leading drover to come, and neither slacking rein nor looking back, he was soon
swallowed up in the heat-waves over the plain.
Sargent and Dell sought the shelter of the awning. "Well," said the latter, "that trip's a
wild-goose chase. How he expects to buy cattle without money gets me."
"It may be easier than it seems," answered Sargent. "You secured a start in cattle last
summer without money. Suppose you save a thousand head out of the cripples this year,
what have they cost you?"
"That's different," protested Dell. "Dodge City is a market where buyers and sellers
"True enough. And behind that are unseen conditions. The boom of two years ago in land
and live stock bankrupted many people in Texas. Cattle companies were organized on the
very summit of that craze. Then came the slump. Last year cattle had fallen in price
nearly forty per cent. This year there is a further falling. I'm giving you Texas conditions.
Half the herds at Dodge to-day are being handled by the receivers of cattle companies or
by trustees for banks. That accounts for the big drive. Then this drouth came on, and the
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Stanley Gallegos, owner of Joe and Aggie's cafe on Route 66 in Arizona, questions the competence of the US government in its handling of the economic crisis.
"What I want to know is who is going to be running the banks for the government? I sure hope it's not the same bunch as before."


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JGR Drivers and Raybestos Brakes Take First and Second Place at Homestead
Sidelined for four races with a broken back earlier in the season, Denny Hamlin took the checkered flag in Sunday's Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Teammate Matt Kenseth was close behind, and took second place at the season's final race. Both JGR drivers drove under the stopping power of Raybestos brakes.


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In an unopened file on Fran Ngahiwi Svebakk's computer is a diary she kept of the last time her eldest grandchild came to stay.
For Auckland's Svebakk, it's the last memory she has of her granddaughter Sharidyn Svebakk-Bohn who, at just 14, was the youngest of 77 victims killed when Anders Breivik went on a bombing and shooting rampage in Oslo and Utoya Island on July 22 last year.
"Together we wrote a day-by-day diary of her visit. I haven't been able to look at it again, it's still too painful."
As Breivik's trial began this week in Norway, Svebakk spoke for the first time about Sharidyn's idyllic childhood growing up between her two home countries - a young Maori girl who spoke fluent Norwegian. And she talked of the intense suffering her family has been through during the past nine months.
"The only thing about her that, thankfully, didn't change as she got older was that she loved to cuddle. I will miss that, and I miss her."
As they are half a world away from Norway, Sharidyn's large Kiwi family has been spared the intense media coverage.
Still, reports of Breivik's warped far-right beliefs and his Nazi salutes in Oslo's courtroom 250 have been inescapable. Breivik said he was saving Europe from an Islamic takeover. His only regret was that he didn't kill more.
Svebakk described the trial as an "awful process", one that would do nothing to ease the family's suffering. "No matter what the outcome, it will not bring my granddaughter back.
"It will not undo the enormous harm and loss of life; it won't fix the suffering and damaged lives of all those affected by one man's actions. And neither will it heal the pain of how and why my beautiful granddaughter was killed or ease the sadness of losing her."
Fran's daughter, Vanessa Svebakk, has sat through each day of the trial.
In an online post, she said: "Today we cried tears of pain for your precious life that was stolen from us while deep in our hearts we are overfilled with memories of our love that no man can steal from us."
Fran said she had taken the first flight to Norway after hearing that Sharidyn, who was attending a youth camp on Utoya island, was among the missing.
"When we left Auckland, the Norwegian police still had Sharidyn listed among those missing. It wasn't until we cleared Customs in Oslo and saw pictures of Sharidyn on the front pages of the newspapers that we got confirmation she had been killed. Until that moment we still held on to the hope she would be found alive."
Fran Svebakk married Norwegian Brynjulf Svebakk, and their families divided their time between the two countries ever since.
Sharidyn was born in Palmerston North in 1997 and returned regularly for holidays. She was of Ngai Tuhoe, Ngati Whatua Ngati Tuwharetoa and Ngati Kahungunu descent.
After the sudden death of her husband a few years ago, Fran moved back to New Zealand with her younger children. Vanessa, Sharidyn's mother, remained in Norway.
Fran's memories of Sharidyn are of an inquisitive little girl who loved to sing. She also loved to draw and make crafts, and for months after she returned to Norway, Svebakk would find pictures hidden away in her former Tauranga home.
"She also loved talking. When she was excited, the words just tumbled out of her mouth, but when she was in a mood, her lip would drop and she would fold her arms, but then in no time she was happy again."
Svebakk visited Sharidyn's grave a week after her funeral to place flowers.
"The flowers were yellow-orange dahlias. They stood out among all the red roses that covered her grave. I thought it was appropriate that they stood out, just like Sharidyn - a lovely Maori girl laid to rest among Norwegians she never knew."