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Randall Dale Adams, a former death row inmate who gained freedom after flaws in his conviction for the murder of a Dallas policeman were exposed in a critically acclaimed documentary, has died. He was 61.
Adams died Oct. 30, 2010, of a brain tumor, according to his attorney Randy Schaffer, who said he was told by Adams' relatives. Adams had been living quietly in the Ohio city of Washington Court House. His death did not become widely known until Friday, when it was reported by The Dallas Morning News.
Adams, who had spent more than 12 years in a Texas prison, was the subject of "The Thin Blue Line," directed by noted documentarian Errol Morris. The 1988 film uncovered suppressed evidence and perjured testimony.
The Texas appeals court ordered a new trial, but the Dallas district attorney's office declined to file new charges, and Adams was freed in 1989.
"He was one of the first people in the country to be exonerated in a case that had that kind of profile," Schaffer said in an interview Sunday.
Adams' ordeal began in November 1976 when he moved to Dallas to find work.
On Nov. 27, his car ran out of gas, and he hitched a ride with 16-year-old David Harris, who had an extensive criminal record and was driving a stolen car.
The two spent the day together, drinking beer and smoking marijuana and ended up at a drive-in theater, where they eventually parted.
Early the next morning, Dallas police officer Robert W. Wood was shot and killed after stopping a car for a traffic violation. The investigation led to Harris, who named Adams as the killer. Adams, who had no prior criminal record, was convicted in 1977 and sentenced to death.
Within three days of execution in May 1979, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out his death sentence over an error in jury selection. The sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.
Morris learned of Adams' case when he went to Dallas to work on a documentary about a psychiatrist whose testimony helped to convict Adams and others.
Morris tracked down three witnesses whose testimonies had helped to convict Adams and persuaded them to appear on camera. Each gave accounts that dramatically differed from their testimonies.
The movie prompted a judge to grant a new hearing at which Harris recanted much of his earlier testimony, although he did not confess to killing the officer. Harris was later executed for another murder.
Adams spoke frequently to the media and proclaimed that he was not bitter about his experiences. That seemed to change after he was fired from a job in Texas when his employer learned of his wrongful conviction. He had never received any restitution for his many years behind bars, said Schaffer, and he later sued Morris to regain the right to tell his own story.
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Zwicker and Associates is headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts. There are a number of consumer complaints about them being a determined, persistent, and harassing debt collector. There are complaints from consumers claiming Zwicker has:
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In other words, there are claims that Zwicker and Associates ignore federal law. And will pursue collections on an account that is no longer valid, and consumers are not responsible to repay.
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Our location guide for Herisau provides some basic essentials for the more adventurous visitor. A simple location map is provided but also a detailed topography map that shows the location of the nearest places where you can surf, ski or mountain climb (if they are close by). Of course some of these will be at long distances from Herisau and those far flung spots are provided on the 'nearest' tables. If you are traveling to other cities or towns near Herisau you will also find weather forecasts for those locations below.
|Other places close to Herisau:
|Place Name
|1–3 Day Summary
|4–6 Day Summary
|7–9 Day Summary
St. Gallen
8 km
|Moderate rain (total 11mm), heaviest on Mon night
|Moderate rain (total 12mm), heaviest on Wed night
|Heavy rain (total 115mm), heaviest during Mon night
30 km
|Light rain (total 7mm), mostly falling on Mon night
|Heavy rain (total 25mm), heaviest during Wed night
|Heavy rain (total 81mm), heaviest during Mon night
31 km
|Moderate rain (total 10mm), heaviest on Mon night
|Moderate rain (total 12mm), heaviest on Wed night
|Heavy rain (total 120mm), heaviest during Mon night
35 km
|Light rain (total 3mm), mostly falling on Mon night
|Light rain (total 5mm), mostly falling on Wed night
|Heavy rain (total 89mm), heaviest during Mon night
35 km
|Light rain (total 2mm), mostly falling on Mon night
|Light rain (total 9mm), mostly falling on Wed night
|Heavy rain (total 72mm), heaviest during Mon night
Outdoor Activities near Herisau
If you are in Herisau and would like to go mountain climbing, hiking, skiing or surfing, click below for detailed forecasts.
Ski Resorts close to Herisau:
|Closest ski resort1
|Schwellbrunn - Appenzellerland (Switzerland)
|4 km S
|Second closest ski resort2
|Degersheim (Switzerland)
|6 km SSW
|Third closest ski resort3
|Hemberg - Bachli (Switzerland)
|13 km S
|Fourth closest ski resort4
|Trogen - Appenzellerland (Switzerland)
|15 km E
|Fifth closest ski resort5
|Schwagalp - Appenzellerland (Switzerland)
|17 km S
Mountains close to Herisau:
|Closest mountain peak1
|Altenalp Turm (Switzerland)
|17 km SSE
|Second closest mountain peak2
|Ebenalp (Switzerland)
|17 km SE
|Third closest mountain peak3
|Santis (Switzerland)
|18 km SSE
|Fourth closest mountain peak4
|Altmann (mountain) (Switzerland)
|19 km SSE
|Fifth closest mountain peak5
|Roggalspitze (Austria)
|19 km S
The above topographic map of Herisau and the surrounding area has been derived from satellite mapping. The topographic data has been illuminated by a light source corresponding to the position of the sun at mid afternoon in summer. Major roads, railways rivers and other water features are derived from global GIS data.


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In a newly–released behind-the-scenes trailer for Tom Hooper's movie musical version of "Les Miserables", it has been revealed that the cast all sang live during the making of the movie, as opposed to miming over a pre-recorded track.
The movie is a who's who of Hollywood, with Anne Hathaway, Russell Crowe and Hugh Jackman starring in this movie adaptation of Victor Hugo's 1862 novel. Eddie Redmayne, Samantha Barks and Amanda Seyfried also represent the next generation of Hollywood's finest actors and actresses.
The extended trailer, which is a follow up to May's teaser release, which featured Hathaway giving a beautifully raw and emotionally evocative performance of I Dreamed A Dream, shows how Hopper deviated from traditional musical production.
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I paid my $150. I am fortunate enough to have $150 extra in my budget. Am I happy? No. The whole state should have to pay, not just the rural residents. CalFire operates in the cities as well as rural areas.
I just saw them with several trucks and a dozer in the Redding city limits on Saturday where they with the cooperation of other stations acted swiftly to put out a 2 acre fire that could have been a disaster.
I would have felt much better to have an option of giving it to CalFire or my local fire department. Let's see -- CalFire's closest station is 65 miles away; my local station, less than a mile. Who is gonna get here first? And Carol, when was the last time Trinidad had a wildland fire?
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Brands that want to be relevant to someone in Generation Y needs to take a long look in the mirror. Many brands have tried, many brands have failed. Some have failed to such a degree that if they were to ever show their face in a Generation Y setting they just might get laughed out of the building. That said, not all brands have to suffer and be deemed un-cool. All it takes a deeper understanding of what makes Gen-Y tick and a balance of cool topped off with an appreciation of their values.
To ensure that your brand doesn't suffer from a horrible and humiliating experience when attempting to connect with Generation Y. I've put together a list of rules that you should follow if you don't want to be "That Brand".
Rule #1: Don't Facebook for the sake of Facebooking
Ever since the movie, the social network, brands have become more and more obsessed with the idea of Facebook. Yes, we enjoy social networking and yes, Facebook just so happens to be the number one network in the world. That said, please don't put a guy on Facebook in your commercial just to make your brand seem more relevant. It's tired. Played out and unoriginal. Show us why we want to use YOUR product, not reiterate that Facebook is everywhere we look.
Facebook can be a great tool to connect with us as we spend more time on this site than any other on the web. If you're looking to build a deeper relationship with us and turn us into fan-boy's this is where you could start. That said, when you enter this space you need to understand how we use the channel. We use it to connect with our friends – Brands are not our primary reason for being there. If you post too often, you'll be removed – If you share content that isn't relevant, you'll be removed.
Rule #2: We Party. Yes. We Party.
We're not a generation that believes in working our whole lives just to grow old and have a few years on a beach in the Dominican. We recognize that we're at a stage in our life where it's crucial to live life to the fullest as our bodies will never be in the shape they are now again. Sure technology could change this but at the moment, the one that we live in, we're embracing the idea of working hard and playing hard. If you want to be cool, make it easier for us to party or send us somewhere to do so. The beer companies have caught on, hence the increase in promotions giving us a chance to go somewhere cool and party with our friends.
If you're looking for a deeper understanding of why we enjoy partying and why we don't see it as a time waster just listen to our University Anthem: I love college. Sure, the type of partying may change but we most certainly see the ROI in Partying whether it's professional or personal.
Rule #3: We like to think we're individuals.
No one in this world is exactly like me. No one in this world is similar to me. A few people like a couple things I like but at the end of the day, I'm an original. Well, at least that's what the majority of us think even if it's not necessarily the truth. In fact, you can probably divvy up the majority of Generation Y into a few neat little baskets of psychographics and demographics. However, no matter how you look at it, in the perception of a Generation Y'er were are the celebrities in our own life. Call it ego. Call it entitlement. Whatever you call it just understand that we believe we're important.
The world of Facebook and Twitter don't make it any easier. The idea that now our entire lives are being placed in the public eye is new way to grow up. In many ways, our Facebook profiles and Twitter accounts represent who we are in the eyes of our circles. If you know anyone who sucks at Facebook, I'm sure your opinion will consciously or subconsciously be altered because of it.
Rule #4: Tell us a story that will give us the chills
We run high on emotion and tend to wear our emotions on our sleeves. If you can show us a story that is not only compelling but also remarkable; you will have us at hello. Your brand as a whole should tell us a story. A story that allows us to create a dream of what it's like to use your product or service. A story that tells us why we want you and what kind of impact your brand can have on our lives.
Rule #5: Music is our Weakness
If you can't speak to us in words, photos or text. Speak to us through music. Music touches our soul in a way that cannot be described through simple text. It's powerful and the right song can quickly transform your brands essence from something mediocre to something that will speak to us in ways dialogue cannot imitate or replicate. If you're looking for a bit more insight into the type of music that this group enjoys, check out the site 8tracks.com. It has a wide range of everything from Hip Hop and Jazz to Classical and Indie. If that tells you anything, it should tell you that when it comes to music it's still different strokes for different folks.
Rule #6: Never Underestimate the Power of our Friends
When Burger King launched the Friend Sacrifice campaign they didn't have a clue what they were getting into. When it comes to Facebook, we only defriend people who are (1) Spamming our stream (2) Are no longer friends or even acquaintances or (3) Ex-Girlfriends/Boyfriends. If you think that your brand can get in between us and our friends, we've got news for you. It doesn't work like that. We're more connected than the generations before us and believe that we can stay connected for the rest of our lives. Our friendships are like currency, you have a lot of nickels and only a few loonies. No matter how great your brand is, if you damage or lose my money – I just may end up going to another bank.


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Nearly 1 in 4 Americans who have enrolled in health plans through the Obamacare exchanges are between the ages of 18 and 34, the Obama administration announced Monday.
The number of young and healthy enrollees -- 24 percent -- is well below the estimated share of 40 percent that the government's insurance marketplace is said to need to subsidize the cost of insuring older and sicker enrollees.
Who's signing up?
The latest Department of Health and Human Services report is the first of its kind because it provides demographic data about Obamacare enrollees. Some of the highlighted statistics include:
- More than 2.1 million people have selected plans through Dec. 28, 2013.
- Of those enrollees, 46 percent are male, 54 percent are female.
- 60 percent selected silver plans, which typically cover 70 percent of medical care costs.
- 79 percent will receive tax credits that lower the cost of their premium.
Age distribution of marketplace plan selections
|Comparison of the age distribution of marketplace plan selections (SBM & FFM) for the three month period: 10-1-13 to 12-28-13 (based on data reported as of 1-9-14)
|Percent of total individuals who have selected a marketplace plan1
|Age < 18
|Age 18-25
|Age 26-34
|Age 35-44
|Age 45-54
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1 These percentages are based on the total number of plan selections for which the applicable data are available, excluding plan selections with unknown data for age.
11 There are nearly 400,000 uninsured persons over the age of 65; some persons over 65 have selected Marketplace plans.
Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, as of 1-9-2014.
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Republicans maintain that the Affordable Care Act is failing, and the latest numbers add fuel to the fire.
The report is an indication that the law "continues to receive a less-than-enthusiastic response from the American people," especially young adults, says Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan.
"It should come as no surprise that America's young people have recognized the Obamacare Ponzi scheme for what it is -- a failure," Huelskamp says in a statement. "At least Ponzi schemes are voluntary. What they are finding is 'free health care' isn't so free."
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Young people are taking their time and weighing their options, says Aaron Smith, co-founder and executive director of Young Invincibles, a health care reform advocacy group.
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Yea! Punish those evil Gringos! I mean, that's who the enemies of the Latino is right? Well at least the evil Republicans must surely be. Of course the Vietnamese too that need to be punished as "enemies" to the Latino. You might remember when Loretta Sanchez whined that the vast Vietnamese conspiracy was out to take her House seat away from the Latino. The New York Times as usual sugar coats Obama's comments that can be perceived as threats as usual. Instead, the New York Times just entitles the article "In Appeal to Hispanics, Obama Promises to Push Immigration Reform."
"If Latinos sit out the election instead of saying, 'We're gonna punish our enemies and we're gonna reward our friends who stand with us on issues that are important to us,' if they don't see that kind of upsurge in voting in this election, then I think it's gonna be harder and that's why I think it's so important that people focus on voting on November 2."
Obama eventually went on to compare the illegal immigration fight to that of the African Americans' decades-long struggle to gain civil rights. Umm….. BTW, aren't there any other type of illegal immigrant group other than Hispanic? Surely there are Canadian, and European illegal immigrants in this country too? Why isn't Obama bothering to speak to them too? Is he stereotyping Hispanics?


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This property was home to one family for two centuries. Sarah Ashbridge and her family moved here from Pennsylvania and began clearing land in 1794. Two years later they were granted 243 ha between Ashbridge's Bay and present day Danforth Avenue. The Ashbridges prospered as farmers until Toronto suburbs began surrounding their land in the 1880s. They sold all but this part of their original farm by the 1920s. Donated to the Ontario Heritage Trust in 1972, it was the family estate until 1997. As they changed from pioneers to farmers to professionals over 200 years on this property, the Ashbridges personified Ontario's development from agricultural frontier to urban industrial society.
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My mother (she died 3 years ago) always loved this house. As a child in the 1950's she would dream of living in it. Very lovely photos. Thanks for sharing.
> Posted July 23, 2010
I'm actually the great grand daughter of Betty Ashbridge. :) She and my great grandfather Carmen Burton adopted my papa. I love the photos of the house. I was just showing my boyfriend the place and telling him different stories about the Ashbridges'. I really wish people could see the inside as well as the backyard. I haven't been back to the house since I was four. Thanks for the pics. It was nice to see the house again!
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What We Would Change About Education in Canada
Leading up to Canada Day, the Huffington Post blog team asked prominent Canadians what they would change about one aspect of our country. We are publishing their answers in our series "What I'd Change About Canada" leading up to July 1. You can find the full series here.
We ask a lot of our schools. Teach our children to read and write. Convince them that Pythagorean's Theorem will factor greatly into their adult lives. And while you're at it, teach them intangible things: compassion, social responsibility and altruism.
It's possible.
Some provincial curricula are making great strides with community service requirements or ethics classes. But there's still something missing from our education system. Service learning integrates offsite volunteer work into the curriculum, providing context to the students' service work with corresponding lessons about social issues. This is what we would change about Canada: Compulsory volunteer hours as part of a holistic service learning model -- in every classroom in the country.
Ontario high school students log 40 volunteer hours in order to graduate. In Manitoba, students can serve the community for credit as part of a student initiated project, if they choose. In Alberta, civic engagement through community service is encouraged, but not officially required, as an enhanced learning opportunity. These are all important steps. We'd take it one step further.
Formal instruction should help students learn the root causes of whatever social deficit their volunteer hours help fill. Just like a field trip to the science centre accompanies an actual science class, stocking shelves at the food bank will be an enhanced experience when students learn about hunger; that global food production is sufficient to feed the global population; how local hunger differs from world hunger.
We know there are critics of ministry-ordered community service. It's true that mandatory volunteerism is an oxymoron. But in every other aspect of formal education, students are told what to do -- when to eat, what to wear, not to chew gum in class -- community service is the least arbitrary of these rules.
Studies prove that children who "learn" to serve tend to do better both academically and socially.
As it turns out, being "volun-told" doesn't detract from the experience, according to at least one report. A survey of Ontario's first high school cohort of mandatory volunteers post graduation found that participants were introduced to the volunteer sector when they may not have been otherwise. The mandated component had no negative impacts on their attitudes toward volunteering.
A compulsory experience doesn't have to be an empty experience. But we do agree that if students don't understand the purpose, they won't act with purpose, and that's where holistic service learning comes in. Young people are inherently idealistic. Add knowledge and a structured environment to their arsenal of ideals, and they'll be motivated to make a difference.
We've seen it happen.
Southridge School in Surrey, B.C., regularly embarks on volunteer field trips. Service -- local and global -- is one of their educational pillars, built into the broad vision and the classroom initiatives. And, every student logs at least 30 volunteer hours, every senior year (many exceed those hours). Developing long-term relationships with the communities served is strongly encouraged so that each student is part of the school's legacy.
This shouldn't be an experiment; it should be the norm. Every school should be granted funding and the resources needed to adapt their own service-learning model.
Let's celebrate Canada by encouraging young people to serve our nation's communities.
I want to change sport in this country to make it more accessible to our kids. I see too many Canadian kids not able to participate in sport; not afforded the chance to be a part of a team, be active or learn new skills. One of the biggest barriers is due to the rising costs of participating in sport.
We have to take responsibility and understand our own triggers for eating these foods and why we continue to put them into our shopping carts. We have to read labels more carefully and understand the guidelines for a healthy diet, so we won't get lured into these traps. This is not impossible.
When I was asked to write about what I would change in Canada, I hemmed and hawed and scratched my head in total bemusement. I finally hyper-focussed on the fact that, although Canada boasts the longest coastline as the second largest country with ninth highest standard of living in the world, it also contains the highest amount of shitty drivers.
If I were able, I would change the map. There are a few options here, but for any of these we'd no longer be sitting on top of the United States and, as we are constantly told is the case, we'd not see ourselves as huddled along the border -- crouching almost.
This was a no-brainer for me because my whole life's work is dedicated to making ONE change to Canada. It's my mission statement: "To make parent education as acceptable and accessible as pre-natal classes." Taking a parenting class is responsible parenting. Isn't it a shame there is a stigma for improving one's self?
Though this might have a counterintuitive ring, Canada's mayors -- the people who are directly responsible for Canada's cities and the most accountable to their citizens -- should have the power to make decisions about local needs and infrastructure, and the ability to raise the money they need to carry out their plans.
Since I came to Canada in 1989, it's been very important to me to spread the word of Indian cuisine to as many people as possible. I think it is gaining momentum, but attitudes towards ethnic food, and the boundaries around the way it is presented, still need to evolve.
If I was handed a magic wand, I would erase all of the unsaid fear that a lot of the executives at radio stations, record companies, corporate brands, television and print media outlets have in promoting and celebrating our domestic R&B soul singers. I would urge them to passionately and freely support the artists of this genre in ways that are equal to the artists of other genres.
If I could change one thing about Canada, it would be to place a greater emphasis on the study and practice of arts education at every level. There is a widespread presumption that schools nowadays must focus almost exclusively on science, technology, engineering and mathematics if students are to be properly prepared to face the future.
Why does Canada still retain any connection to monarchy? In all of our recent indignation over the totally predicable abuse of power by unelected, unaccountable senators, we've overlooked an even sillier layer of law-making: royal assent.
This is what we would change about Canada: Compulsory volunteer hours as part of a holistic service learning model -- in every classroom in the country. Formal instruction should help students learn the root causes of whatever social deficit their volunteer hours help fill. Every school should be granted funding and the resources needed to adapt their own service-learning model.
We have to take responsibility and understand our own triggers for eating these foods and why we continue to put them into our shopping carts. We have to read labels more carefully and understand the guidelines for a healthy diet, so we won't get lured into these traps. This is not impossible.
Is being Canadian just some sort of patriotic "feeling"? Is it some intangible country specific pride? I set out to change what non-Canadians thought of us but it turned out I didn't know myself. Figuring it out has become a personal quest.
Do you know how many beautiful indigenous children there are, right now, living under the poverty line in Canada? Half of all status First Nations children are living in poverty and that number goes up to more than 60% in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. For Métis, non-status and Inuit children the number living in poverty is still shockingly high at 27%.
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Over the weekend, Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska, former Vice-presidential candidate and current presence on reality television, gave a speech to the National Rifle Association.
It covered the same ground as the other speeches at the convention, except for this remark, made when she was lamenting the US's foreign policy: "Well, if I were in charge they [the terrorists] would know that water boarding is how we baptize terrorists." The crowd, already primed, cheered and applauded.
(See video of the entire speech here.)
This has sparked controversy, even from Palin's usual supporters. One woman writes a blog post here, which points out that those of us who hold a high sacramental view of baptism really would never conflate it with a form of torture visited upon terrorists. Doing so is a violation of the voluntary, saving nature of the sacrament. (Also–it wouldn't be very efficacious, would it?)
Joking about forced baptism via torture would locate Palin's baptismal theology somewhere in the vicinity of the Inquisition, only without all the clericalism to give it structure.
And that's setting aside the fact that she's condoning torture at all–which by itself desecrates the image of God in humanity.
We talk a lot about Christian education in the church, but, today, Sarah Palin serves as a prime example of why everyone needs to have a good grasp of decent theology. Otherwise powerful people stand up and say, and do, things like this.
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It's difficult to take seriously anything Palin says and quite silly to impute theological nuance to her. However, if waterboarding is a form of baptism, in addition to immersion and sprinkling, perhaps terrorists will start showing up at church on Christmas, Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday and Easter.
Au contraire, Paul. The fact that the "silly" violent, xenophobic, misanthropic things Sarah Palin says makes crowds cheer and applaud is reason enough to take them seriously and rebut them. And the fact that she makes a pretence of being the public face of Christian virtue and moral decency while spouting such blasphemous, un-Christian, anti-Gospel rot is even more reason to do so. I hope one day Ms. Palin discovers Christ Jesus and opts to follow his teachings and ethics. Thus far, her words and behavior show that has not taken place, yet she persists in claiming the mantle of Christianity, aiding and abetting the stereotypes many hold against all Christians.
Perhaps Ms Sarah's contemporary interpretation of baptism is waterboarding in the name of that most unholy Trinity of FBI, CIA and NSA.
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Mississippi writing center directors, professional staff, and tutors are invited attend the Mississippi Writing Centers Association Annual Meeting on Friday and Saturday, March 1st and 2nd, 2013, at Mississippi College in Clinton.
As more and more Mississippi institutions have established—or hope to establish—writing centers, we know that writing center colleagues, mentors, and friends are practically right around the corner or just down the road. Our writing center community here in the Hospitality State is poised to become a model of local and statewide networking, professional development, and support. But it all starts with learning who our neighbors are.
Our theme invites us to get to know one another—and to begin building a sustainable and supportive writing center community for Mississippi. To that end, we have designed a meeting that opens doors, invites conversation, shares knowledge, and generates plans.
In addition to shared events for all participants, we plan two main tracks for our March meeting: one for administrators and staff and one for tutors. (Of course, we invite you to move back-and-forth across tracks if you wish.) The tracks are described below, along with additional activities.
Rather than formal presentations by administrators and staff, we'd like to keep things casual—but productive. We plan a series of roundtable discussions on a variety of important topics, including:
We would love for administrators and staff to serve as discussion leaders for roundtables. There's a space to sign up on the online registration form, so that we may include you as a roundtable leader on the program. We also encourage all participants to bring materials to share during the roundtable sessions.
For the administrator/staff track, a portion of Saturday morning is dedicated to planning for the future of MSWCA. Join this important conversation to help us build a strong organization that supports our Mississippi Writing Center Community.
We invite tutors to make presentations, lead tutor-group discussions, and coordinate activities related to their writing center work. Rather than requesting formal proposals from tutors, we trust them to excel at our meeting just as they do in their writing centers. To add your tutors to the program, we simply need tutors' names, along with titles and a brief description of the presentation, discussion topic, or activity. (We ask for that information, as well as for the length of time requested, on the online registration form.)
On Saturday, tutors will share a lunchtime conversation with Michele Eodice, Associate Provost for Academic Engagement at the University of Oklahoma and a past president of the International Writing Centers Association. The conversation will emphasize graduate and professional opportunities for writing center tutors, including next steps for potential or current graduate students and strategies for showcasing tutoring experiences for non-graduate school contexts and employers.
Bring a poster, slideshow, or other materials representing your Writing Center. (Administrators, consider asking your tutors to compile your writing center's materials!) During a casual down-home lunch on Friday, we'll share who we are, where we're from, and what makes each of our writing centers special. As we find out who our friends are, we can build opportunities to collaborate with and support our nearby writing center neighbors.
On Friday evening, Southeastern Writing Center Association (SWCA) Secretary, Daniel White, and SWCA State Representative for Mississippi, Brad Campbell, will host a viewing and analytical discussion of a tutorial session video. Expect thought-provoking questions and conversation about the work we do in writing centers.
Associate Provost for Academic Engagement
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Daytime sessions and meals will be held on the second floor of the B.C. Rogers Student Center. Our Writing Conference Video Night event on Friday will be held in the nearby Jennings Annex. Sessions will begin at 9am both days, and we will finish by 3pm on Saturday. The Friday night event will be held from 6:30-8:00pm. A detailed conference program will be posted by Tuesday, February 26th.
Please plan to attend both days if you can—or to join us for Friday or Saturday only. Registration fees are $25 for Friday, $20 for Saturday (or $45 for both) and include breakfast and lunch each day.
Please complete the registration survey here, by Monday, February 25th, if you plan to attend: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TLZJF3D
Note that you will not pay when you complete the survey; rather, the survey is intended to help us plan.
Follow the link below for online payment, or pay by check to: Mississippi Writing Centers Association, Box 4022, Clinton, MS 39058. Note that on the day of the conference, we will be able to accept cash or check only.
We encourage you to book a room at the Clinton Comfort Inn and Suites. The hotel is near Interstate 20 (at the Springridge Road Exit) and less than a mile from campus. If you'll make arrangements by phone and explain that you are visiting Mississippi College for the Writing Centers Conference, you should receive the special MC rate of $80 per night. There are several other hotels nearby; those located near I-20 at Springridge Road are around a mile from campus.
From I-20 east or west, take the Springridge Road exit and head north on Springridge Road. When you reach the redlight at the intersection of Springridge Road and Highway 80, you'll see the southeast corner of campus ahead of you. Continue straight (Springridge Road will become Clinton Parkway) along the east border of campus. At the next redlight, turn left onto College Street. At the four-way stop, turn left into campus. B.C. Rogers will be straight ahead of you, just past Provine Chapel. Visitor parking is available in front of B.C. Rogers, and additional open parking is available behind First Baptist Church, nearby. Click here for an area map and detailed directions from your location. Click here for a campus map.
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Manipulation under anesthesia
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Manipulation Under Anesthesia (MUA) is multidisciplinary manual therapy treatment system which is used to improve articular and soft tissue movement using specifically controlled release, myofascial manipulation, and mobilization techniques while the patient is under moderate to deep IV sedation using monitorized anesthesia care (MAC).[1]
This procedure is used by specially trained chiropractors and orthopedic surgeons as a means of breaking up scar tissue around a joint without complete range of motion. In cases of post operative total knee replacement, for example, if a patient is having difficulty achieving their flexibility after a 6-8 week period, the surgeon may elect to bring the patient back to the operating room, place them under anesthesia and perform a manipulation under anesthesia. The procedure takes a relatively short period of time (15- 20 min) and the surgeon can gain improved range of motion for the patient. This can also be performed for other orthopedic musculoskeletal limitations, as indicated. Knee manipulation under anesthesia (MUA) is indicated for total knee arthroplasty (TKA) patients who have not obtained at least 90° of flexion by the 6th postoperative week.[2]
Currently MUA certification courses offered through accredited chiropractic college post graduate departments are recognized by malpractice carriers for inclusive coverage. It has been important to regulatory agencies, academic institutions, professional associations and organizations and malpractice carriers to recognize appropriate training programs. Towards that end, specific criteria have been adopted to establish credible certification course offerings. Standards and protocol establishing credible certification training programs are recognized by the National MUA Academy of Physicians and the International Academy of MUA Physicians and are subscribed to by the accredited academic institutions offering post graduate certification in Manipulation Under Anesthesia.[citation needed][3]
Evidence basis[edit]
- "In a first study by Siehl ad Bradford published in 1952, 33 percent of the patients … demonstrated good (symptom-free) results." Page 294
- "Siehl's followup study … 96 percent reported successful (good or fair) outcomes."
- "In Chrisman's study 83 percent of the subjects reported good or excellent result after a 3-year follow-up." Page 294
- "In Morey's 1973 review … treating physician reported excellent or good results in 85 percent of the cases." Page 294
- "In a study published in 1986 by Krumhansel and Nowacek … outcomes were reported as 25 percent 'cured', 50 percent 'much improved', and 20 percent 'better, but'. Page 294
- "In a 1990 article by Mennell … 30 percent with symptoms cured, 35 percent with marked improvement, 29 percent with moderate improvement…" Page 294
- "In a recent case series by West et al … VAS scores improved 4.6 points for cervical pain and 4.31 points for lumbar pain. Decrease in time off work and less use of prescription pain medication were also reported." Page 294
- "We have been unable to find any report of complications using more modern osteopathic and chiropractic techniques or as a result of the use of anesthesia." Page 297 [4]
In addition, for over 30 years now, the collection of MUA procedures (including hip, pelvis, spine, and back among other body regions), has been listed as a Category I CPT [5] code in the AMA Codebook of Reimbursable Procedures.[6] The introduction of that book notes that in order to qualify as a Category I code, "the clinical efficacy of the service/procedure is well established and documented in the United States per review literature." This was later reaffirmed by the AMA, where they noted that simply by having a Category I code, a procedure, by definition is not experimental and has a well established clinical efficacy.
MAM has been used since then 1930s, and MUA was practiced by osteopathic physicians and orthopedic surgeons in the 1940s and 1950s. It was largely abandoned due to complications from general anesthesia and due to the type of nonspecific manipulation procedures used. It was modified and revived in the 1990s, primarily by chiropractors, and also by osteopathic physicians; this was likely due to safer anesthesia used for conscious sedation, along with increased interest in SM.[7]
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- ^ http://www3.aaos.org/education/anmeet/anmt2009/poster/poster.cfm?Pevent=P197
- ^ "Marietta Chiropractor | #1 Chiropractor in Marietta GA". Georgia Throwdown. Retrieved 2016-03-26.
- ^ http://www.muaphysicians.com/protocols.html
- ^ CPT is a registered Trademark of the American Medical Association
- ^ American Medical Association. CPT Codebook, 2008 edition.
- ^ Dagenais S, Mayer J, Wooley JR, Haldeman S (2008). "Evidence-informed management of chronic low back pain with medicine-assisted manipulation". Spine J. 8 (1): 142–9. doi:10.1016/j.spinee.2007.09.010. PMID 18164462.
External links[edit]
- Manipulation Under Anesthesia: A Report of Four Cases. Cremata, et al. J Manipulative Physiol Ther. 2005 Sep;28(7):526-33


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Germany: Stimulus free-rider
- By Annie LowreyAnnie Lowrey is assistant editor at FP.
The United Nations' International Labor Organization (word file courtesy of Dani Rodrik) is keeping tabs on the world's stimulus packages. The charts make for interesting reading, filled with
fun depressing financial crisis factoids.
For instance: Which countries haven't sorted out or passed their packages yet? Austria, Denmark, Greece, Iceland (no money to spend?), Ireland, New Zealand, Poland, Sweden, and Turkey.
Who's spending the most, in terms of percentage of G.D.P.? Spain (8.1 percent), China (6.9), and the United States (5.5). Brazil's the biggest cheapskate. Its $4 billion package amounts to a mere two-tenths of a percent of G.D.P.
Already, the blogosphere's parsed the data to decide which countries are pulling their weight and which are relying on others to do the spending for them.
Justin Fox at Time's The Curious Capitalist praises the U.S. and China and derides, well, everyone else:
"The concern is that if we in the U.S. do lots of stimulating and other economies don't, much of the money will just leak out overseas as we spend on imports but others don't buy our exports. China seems to be doing its part, but most of the developed world is not."
Ezra Klein agrees:
"We're doing a lot. China is doing a lot. Everyone else isn't….the global economy will be slower than it needs to be, which means national economies will be slower than they need to be (if Caterpillar's international sales sag, they'll cut U.S. jobs)."
Singled out for specific vitriol in the blogosphere is the Eurozone — in particular, Germany, which has come under regular fire from the likes of Paul Krugman et. al. for free-riding on others' efforts.
Megan McArdle writes:
"Europe is dropping the ball here. The euro area is being notably stingy with both fiscal and monetary stimulus, and I'm not the only one who's stonkered by it. If fiscal policy remains too tight, it threatens the very union they're supposed to be protecting–how long can Greece and Italy, Ireland and Spain, suffer under a tight regime before one of them pulls out? And if one of them pulls out, the other weak sisters will pay sharply higher interest rates to compensate for currency risk, probably forcing them out as well."
If there's already global tension over which countries need to do more, just think when the arguments inevitably begin over who started it…
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Broken Antenna
Garage door broke 2011 Grand Cherokee Overland antenna off. Left part of
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if it snapped flush i would get a reversed threading screw extractor kit, drill the appropriate size hole down the centre of the bolt and try unscrewing it. the reverse thread type so as not to have to hammer anything (have some 4 blade tap/hammer in extractors that work great) in and risk rippling the roof. if that fails i would elongate the drilled hole and try a flat head screw driver that fit snuggly. wouldnt hurt to throw something on around it to catch any metal bits. These would be the safer ways i would try, I do building maintenace and encounter broken bolts regularly ,but on top of a vehicle i have not had the fun of trying ...good luck
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Excellent advice from blackxj
Once you've removed the broken bolt, get a shark fin.
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The antenna bolt actually fits pretty loose (the serrated rubber bottom of the antenna mast is what "clicks" it into a tight fit) . My mast was installed loose and almost fell off before I discovered it, and tightened it. If you were lucky and did not damage the threads, you might we able to get it to turn out. Can you take and post a photo of the broken bolt, for a better opinion of the situation. Unlike others, I do not believe you will have much success trying to drill a hole in the piece of bolt that is left in the hole - to use an extractor.
You might be able to get the broken piece to turn using a small screwdriver, needle-nose pliers or even a pencil/eraser (might have to whittle it down to a smaller diameter) to get it to turn out a few rotations until you can grab it with a pliers.
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I had my Jeep Cherokee shipped on a truck to me recently and the driver was careless and broke the antenna off leaving a bit of the metal in the housing. How did you eventually fix your situation. Need help.
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Benedict Cumberbatch may play a tech-obsessed, BlackBerry-toting Sherlock Holmes on the hit BBC show Sherlock, but in real life he rocks a Union Jack heart sticker on his iPhone. The Star Trek hottie showed off his love for Britain during a Vanity Fair Oscar party red-carpet interview last night, and while I wouldn't recommend plastering a sticker on your glass-backed iPhone 4 or 4S (or any phone for that matter), I do advocate the use of a cool case. Want to band together with Benedict? Here, six British flag cases fans of Cumberbatch can get behind.


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Not exactly what I was calling for Ravens...lol What a disaster.
No TD, they blew the whistle well before
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This is just pathetic.
harbaugh is the best.
They are absolutely teeing off on Flacco. I'm sorry, but you can't do ANYTHING on offense if your OL can't keep pass rushers out of the backfield before the QB finishes his drop.
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[Originally published in Everybody's Magazine, June 1903.]
Without knowing it, Old Bill Bascom had the honor of being overtaken by fate the same
day with the Marquis of Borodale.
The Marquis lived in Regent Square, London. Old Bill lived on Limping Doe Creek,
Hardeman County, Texas. The cataclysm that engulfed the Marquis took the form of a
bursting bubble known as the Central and South American Mahogany and Caoutchouc
Monopoly. Old Bill's Nemesis was in the no less perilous shape of a band of civilized
Indian cattle thieves from the Territory who ran off his entire herd of four hundred head,
and shot old Bill dead as he trailed after them. To even up the consequences of the two
catastrophes, the Marquis, as soon as he found that all he possessed would pay only
fifteen shillings on the pound of his indebtedness, shot himself.
Old Bill left a family of six motherless sons and daughters, who found themselves
without even a red steer left to eat, or a red cent to buy one with.
The Marquis left one son, a young man, who had come to the States and established a
large and well-stocked ranch in the Panhandle of Texas. When this young man learned
the news he mounted his pony and rode to town. There he placed everything he owned
except his horse, saddle, Winchester, and fifteen dollars in his pockets, in the hands of his
lawyers, with instructions to sell and forward the proceeds to London to be applied upon
the payment of his father's debts. Then he mounted his pony and rode southward.
One day, arriving about the same time, but by different trails, two young chaps rode up to
the Diamond-Cross ranch, on the Little Piedra, and asked for work. Both were dressed
neatly and sprucely in cowboy costume. One was a straight-set fellow, with delicate,
handsome features, short, brown hair, and smooth face, sunburned to a golden brown.
The other applicant was stouter and broad-shouldered, with fresh, red complexion,
somewhat freckled, reddish, curling hair, and a rather plain face, made attractive by
laughing eyes and a pleasant mouth.
The superintendent of the Diamond-Cross was of the opinion that he could give them
work. In fact, word had reached him that morning that the camp cook—a most important
member of the outfit—had straddled his broncho and departed, being unable to withstand
the fire of fun and practical jokes of which he was, ex officio, the legitimate target.
"Can either of you cook?" asked the superintendent.
"I can," said the reddish-haired fellow, promptly. "I've cooked in camp quite a lot. I'm
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Agency Response Letter GRAS Notice No. GRN 000251
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CFSAN/Office of Food Additive Safety
January 25, 2012
Vincent Mercogliano
8310 Shorecrest Drive
Fort Myers, FL 33912
Re: GRAS Notice No. GRN 000251
Dear Mr. Mercogliano:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has received the notice, dated May 2, 2008, that was submitted by Arent Fox on your behalf in accordance with the agency's proposed regulation, proposed 21 CFR 170.36 (62 FR 18938; April 17, 1997; Substances Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS); the GRAS proposal). FDA received the notice on May 7, 2008, filed it on May 8, 2008, and designated it as GRN No. 000251.
The subject of the notice is carbon monoxide (CO). The notice informs FDA of the view of Vincent Mercogliano (Mercogliano) that CO is GRAS, through scientific procedures, for use as a component of a modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) system for fresh ground and muscle red meat. The level of CO in this MAP system is 0.4 percent. The other component of the MAP system is helium.
GRN 000251 describes publicly available information pertaining to the identity and characteristic properties of CO. Carbon monoxide (Chemical Abstracts Service Registry Number 630-08-0) is a colorless, odorless, gas. The notice includes a list of properties of CO. Mercogliano states that the CO employed in the proposed MAP system is 99.99 percent minimum purity, "food grade."
Carbon monoxide was also the subject of GRN 000083 submitted by Pactiv Corporation, GRN 000143 submitted by Precept Food, LLC, and GRN 000167 submitted by Tyson Foods, Inc. The use level of CO in these MAP systems is 0.4 percent; other components of these MAP systems are carbon dioxide (30 percent) and nitrogen (70 percent). The MAP systems are used for packaging fresh cuts of muscle meat and ground meat to maintain wholesomeness, provide flexibility in distribution, and reduce shrinkage of the meat.
In Mercogliano's packaging system, meat is placed on a flat, non-porous surface, preventing the gas treatment from reaching the underside of each cut. A vacuum is then applied to remove atmospheric gases from the process chamber and the exposed surfaces of each cut of meat. An inert atmosphere of helium containing 0.4 percent carbon monoxide is then introduced into the vacuum process chamber. The meat cuts are exposed to the gas mixture for a predetermined length of time based upon the size, cut, and animal type. Following the exposure, the helium-carbon monoxide mixture is then removed from the process chamber by application of a second vacuum. The meat is then vacuum-sealed in a wrapped package using standard, non-permeable, heavy-duty plastic vacuum packaging. At a central location, the packages are labeled with a validated open date code and will be subject to no further processing or manipulation at retail. The notifier states that the open date code established for products packed in the MAP system will not exceed 21 days following the date of packaging for intact muscle cuts and for ground beef.
Mercogliano commissioned a study to substantiate the suitability of the packaging system. The study confirms that the use of CO in the MAP system will not mask spoilage and will perform in a manner comparable to similar systems. Mercogliano submitted the studies to the Food Safety and Inspection Service of the United States Department of Agriculture and has incorporated the studies by reference in GRN 000251.
Use in Products under USDA Jurisdiction
During its evaluation of GRN 000251, FDA consulted with the Risk, Innovations, and Management Division, of the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Under the Federal Meat Inspection Act, Poultry Products Inspection Act, and the Egg Products Inspection Act, FSIS is responsible for determining the efficacy and suitability of food ingredients in meat, poultry, and egg products as well as prescribing safe conditions of use. Suitability relates to the effectiveness of the ingredient in performing the intended purpose of use and the assurance that the conditions of use will not result in an adulterated product, or one that misleads consumers.
FSIS has no further questions regarding the suitability of the use of carbon monoxide, at levels up to 0.4 percent, in an inert atmosphere of helium, for treatment of fresh red meat products prior to vacuum packaging for retail. The meat sold using this packaging system must have a "Use by" date of 21 days after, directing the consumer to either use or freeze the contents by that date. In addition, to ensure that consumers are not misled about the freshness of meat treated with carbon monoxide, the statement "color is not an accurate indicator of freshness" is used in conjunction with the "use or freeze by date." Further questions regarding regulatory guidance from FSIS about the use of carbon monoxide in MAP systems for meat products should be directed to Dr. William Shaw, Jr., Director, Risk, Innovations, and Management Division, Office of Policy and Program Development, Food Safety and Inspection Service, Mail Stop 3782, Patriots Plaza III, Cubicle 8-163A, 1400 Independence Ave. SW, Washington, DC 20250-3700.
Section 301(ll) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
The Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007, which was signed into law on September 27, 2007, amends the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) to, among other things, add section 301(ll). Section 301(ll) of the FD&C Act prohibits the introduction or delivery for introduction into interstate commerce of any food that contains a drug approved under section 505 of the FD&C Act, a biological product licensed under section 351 of the Public Health Service Act, or a drug or a biological product for which substantial clinical investigations have been instituted and their existence made public, unless one of the exemptions in section 301(ll)(1)-(4) applies. In its review of Mercogliano's notice that CO is GRAS under the intended conditions of use, FDA did not consider whether section 301(ll) or any of its exemptions apply to foods containing CO.
Accordingly, this response should not be construed to be a statement that foods that contain CO, if introduced or delivered for introduction into interstate commerce, would not violate section 301(ll).
Based on the information that you have provided, as well as other information available to FDA, the agency has no questions at this time regarding your conclusion that CO is GRAS under the intended conditions of use. The agency has not, however, made its own determination regarding the GRAS status of the subject use of CO. As always, it is your continuing responsibility to ensure that food ingredients that you market are safe, and are otherwise in compliance with all applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
In accordance with proposed 21 CFR 170.36(f), a copy of the text of this letter, as well as a copy of the information in your notice that conforms to the information in the GRAS exemption claim (proposed 21 CFR 170.36(c)(1)), is available for public review and copying at www.fda.gov/grasnoticeinventory.
Dennis M. Keefe, Ph.D.
Office of Food Additive Safety
Center for Food Safety
and Applied Nutrition
cc: William Shaw, Jr., Ph.D.
Mail Stop 3782
Patriots Plaza III, Cubicle 8-163A
1400 Independence Ave. SW
Washington, DC 20250-3700


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The state's political refund contribution program took a killing blow this afternoon. Governor Tim Pawlenty announced he was slashing funding for the program, effectively ending refunds for contributions made after the end of this month.
Here's what the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board just had to say about the "stick" side of that deal, limits on spending for publicly subsidized candidates.
Among the proposals is the unallotment of $10.4 million which would otherwise support refunds made under the political contribution refund program which is available to party units and candidates who agree to limit their spending by signing a Public Subsidy Agreement.
At the present time, all Public Subsidy Agreements signed by candidates remain in place and in full effect with regard to spending limits and other conditions to which signers agreed. The Governor's proposed unallotments do not include unallotment of the income and property tax checkoff component or the direct appropriation component of the public subsidy program.
At this time it appears that the part of the public subsidy program that provides direct payments to qualified candidates is still in place. If the proposed unallotment of money for the contribution refund program is implemented, the Board will review with legislative leaders and others the possible effects of the unallotment on existing public subsidy agreements. The Board has no further information at this time.


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JAMES C. KASPAR, SR., 75, of Avon, OH passed away peacefully at home on January 25, 2014. Beloved husband of Larita (Norris) Kaspar. Devoted father of Jacqueline (Todd) Gibson of Dallas, TX; James (Katherine) Kaspar, Jr. of Charlotte, NC; Kathleen (Kris) McCausland of Avon, OH; and Thomas Kaspar of Baltimore, MD; grandfather of Jack, Kevin and Grace Kaspar, John and Matthew McCausland, and Amanda Kaspar. Beloved son of the late Elizabeth and Francis Kaspar; brother of the late Mary (late William) Moore, Charles Kaspar and John (Karen) Kaspar. Jim was a graduate of St. Ignatius High School and John Carroll University. Jim and his wife Larita first met in the fourth grade at Our Lady of Angels School. They married September 26, 1964 on the 30th wedding anniversary of Larita's parents and would have celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary later this year. Jim worked alongside his father in the family business, Kaspar Scale, and managed it for over 50 years after the death of his father. Jim and Larita also developed and managed a commercial property together, Kaspar Center in Westlake. Jim was involved in the community serving as a Eucharistic minister for twenty years, board member and volunteer at the Westlake Senior Center, and president of the Westlake-Bay Rotary Club in 1992. Jim's ready smile, sunny disposition and firm handshake were reassuring to his family and customers alike. His favorite pastimes included remodeling projects and most of all spending time with family. Family will receive friends at MCGORRAY-HANNA FUNERAL HOME, 25620 CENTER RIDGE ROAD, WESTLAKE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28TH FROM 3:00 – 8:00 PM. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated by Fr. Timothy Gareau, St. Raphael Church, 525 Dover Center Road, Bay Village, Wednesday, January 29th at 10:30 am. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to St. Raphael Church.
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Game Time...Northwestern College heads south to play in the Bellevue Labor Day Volleyball Classic held in Bellevue, Neb. The Red Raiders will play four matches in the two-day event, beginning with Peru State (Neb.) at 11am on Friday. They will then play Ottawa (Kan.) at 3pm on Friday followed by matches against Benedictine (Kan.) and the University of Great Falls (Mont.) on Saturday. Follow along with the live stats of every match at the following link: Live Stats!
All-Time...Northwestern owns an 18-7 all-time record against the four weekend opponents, led by a 16-7 mark against Peru State. The Red Raiders have won seven straight in the season series, including a 3-0 win in 2012. They are 1-0 against both Ottawa and Benedictine, last playing Ottawa in the 2001 season. This will be the first ever match against UGF.
Scouting Reports...
Peru State...The Bobcats come into the weekend with a 3-1 record, earning wins over AIB, Mount Mercy and William Penn and losing to Ashford at the Mount Mercy Invite. Head coach Melvin Balogh is in his first year at PSU after spending time as an assistant at McNeese State (La.). Balogh inherits seven players off a 2012 team that finished ninth in the Heart of America Conference (HAAC) with a 2-7 record, 10-23 overall.
Junior setter Courtney Jurek returns after earning all-conference honors and, along with transfer junior Hope Haresh, guide a Bobcats offense that is hitting .222 this season. Outside hitters Carrie Lierz and Lindsey Nelson average a team-best 2.6 kills per set and are both hitting near .300.
Ottawa...Making its season debut this weekend, the Braves are coming off one of its best ever seasons in 2012. Ottawa ran the table in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) with a perfect 18-0 record, 29-6 overall, reaching the opening round of the NAIA volleyball championship. They lost to Bellevue but did end the year with the third most wins in the program's history.
Tom Symons, in his fifth season with the Braves, returns several players off last year's squad, led by middle hitters Nicole Gingery and Allie Arnold. Gingery, a first team all-KCAC pick, led the team with a .283 hitting percentage, averaging three kills per game. Arnold earned second team all-conference honors after totaling 279 kills and a team-high 118 blocks. Ottawa was picked to finish third in the KCAC preseason poll.
Benedictine...The Ravens are 1-2 in this young 2013 volleyball season, losing to John Brown (Ark.) and Briar Cliff (Iowa) while earning a win over Lyon (Ark.). Members of the HAAC, Benedictine finished 2012 with a 2-7 record in the conference, 7-23 overall. They lost to national championship qualifier, MidAmerica Nazarene, in the conference semifinals.
Erin Pick-Cooper begins her first season with the Ravens after serving as an assistant at MidAmerica Nazarene for a number of years. She inherits 16 players, including several starters off the 2012 team.
The Ravens average over eight kills per set, hitting .081 for the season. Hannah Grazda leads the team with 2.0 kills per set, hitting over .600 in one match played. Chelsea Beckman and Karlie Dalton average over one kills per set. Sara Navinskey and Emilee Clark share the setting duties and combine to loft up nearly eight assists per set.
Great Falls...The Argos are 4-3 this season, opening the year with a loss against Northwest (Wash.) but then winning four straight matches before losing to Eastern Oregon last time out. UGF is a member of the Frontier Conference.
Arunas Duda is in his 10th season as the head coach of the Argos and is just the second head coach in the program's history. He has guided UGF to four, 20-win seasons and 132 wins during his tenure. Last year, they finished third in the Frontier with a 10-6 record, 19-12 overall.
UGF is hitting .154, averaging over 11 kills per set in its seven matches this season. Madison Wilhelm, a freshman outside hitter, leads the team with over two kills per set while Alyssa McEwan, a second team all-conference pick last year, is hitting over .300 on the rightside.
Northwestern News and Notes...The Red Raiders opened the 2013 season at its own classic, going 3-1 last weekend. They defeated Dickinson State, Valley City State and Baker all by 3-0 scores but lost to Tabor in a five-set thriller on Friday night.
Kyle Van Den Bosch is in his ninth season as the head coach and owns the best winning percentage in the program's history. He has over 230 wins, second most all-time.
Northwestern is hitting .340, averaging 12.6 kills per set, while holding opponents to just .159 at the net. The Red Raiders have a huge advantage in ace serves (42-6) and average 2.04 blocks per set. Junior Kaitlin Floerchinger averages a team-high 4.4 kills per set, hitting .414 on the outside as she makes the transition to full-time hitter. She also leads the team with 15 ace serves and ranks third on the team with 3.4 digs. Sophomore Karlie Schut averages nearly four kills per set and is hitting .302, primarily on the rightside. Kellie Goedken is hitting .367, averaging 1.6 kills as one of the team's middle hitters. Sophomore Brooke Fessler lofts up 10.3 assists per set and is serving 96% for the season (46-for-48) with two aces. Fessler is second on the team with 3.5 digs and has six blocks. Junior Alexis Bart digs up a team high 4.6 attacks in leading the team's defense.
Up Next...The Red Raiders play host to Buena Vista in a non-conference match on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 6/7:30pm.


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CHRONICLE-United States/United Kingdom-2012
This question is for my older readers, the ones that have graduated high school. How many times have you found yourself thinking about what you would do differently if you could do high school all over again? Maybe you were bullied and would like to put your foot so far up that bully's ass he could tell you what size shoe you're wearing. Maybe a parent(s) gave you grief about every little thing. Would you change that? Was there a special girl? Were you a popular kid or a complete social misfit? For me high school was an ordeal, not an experience. I wasn't very popular, I was bullied and yes, my parents, especially my dad, gave me grief. So while I was watching Chronicle, the latest cinema verité/found footage thriller about three teenagers who acquire telekinetic powers, I found myself sympathizing with Andrew Detmer. Here is an angry young man that uses his powers as a weapon; striking out in anger at the bullies at school and an alcoholic, abusive dad at home. Andrew is Travis Bickle's unchecked anger combined with Magneto's self-righteous and arrogant rage. He feels that the world has taken a shit all over him and that we all need to pay. Even though he is clearly the villain of the film I found myself pitying him. When I was younger I did the things he did to fight what I felt were injustices against me. I shut myself away from the world, retreating into a world of my own. I was an angry young man, and despite the fact that my wife and my friends tell me that I'm a kind and decent human being, I know that anger is still there.
What I found most interesting about the film was that after it was over I listened to people as they were walking out of the theater. They talked about which character they would be like if they had the powers that they were given. There were a few Steve's, a few Matt's; but mostly the majority was Andrew. What that tells me is that there are a whole lot of angry people in this world. That thought is more disturbing than any scene in the film itself.
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