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MyPatients provides referring primary care providers with secure access to their patients' information.
Boston Children's has launched the world's 1st program dedicated to offering hand transplants to children who qualify.
Innovation insider is a semi-monthly e-newsletter analyzes innovations at Boston Children's, other academic medical centers and from industry.
Read the latest blog by a Boston Children's doctor, clinician or staff member.
There are many ways you can help children and their families get the care they need.
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"I feel that understanding the athlete and their entire response to injury is important in obtaining an excellent result after treatment."
Providing excellent care of a physical injury, whether surgical or non-surgical, is the primary goal of my practice. However, I also feel it is important for physicians to recognize there are often other issues that may accompany the injury — whether they be social, emotional or intellectual. I feel that understanding the athlete and their entire response to injury is important in obtaining an excellent result after treatment. I also strongly encourage the team approach of working with the athlete, their families and other care providers, including physical therapists and certified athletic trainers, as I think this is the most reliable way to obtain consistently good results for my patients.
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Dr. Murray is internationally recognized as an expert in the care of sports injuries of the knee, including injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and meniscus. She has won multiple national awards for her work advancing the care of patients with these injuries, including the Kappa Delta and Cabaud Memorial Awards, respectively the highest research awards in orthopedic surgery and sports medicine.
She is currently working with the National Football League Players Association and the National Institutes of Health to develop a novel technique of ACL surgery: bridge-enhanced ACL repair, which uses a scaffold to help the ACL heal and avoids the need for taking a graft to replace the ACL.
Dr. Murray has over 70 publications in the area of ACL and meniscus surgery. She has specialized in the care of patients with knee injuries, including ACL, meniscus and osteochondritis dissecans lesions, for the past 15 years.
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We are grateful to have been ranked #1 on U.S. News & World Report's list of the best children's hospitals in the nation for the third year in a row, an honor we could not have achieved without the patients and families who inspire us to do our very best for them. Thanks to you, Boston Children's is a place where we can write the greatest children's stories ever told."


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Jordan-Egypt gas pipeline goes on stream
The $70 million gas pipeline between Egypt and Jordan went on stream yesterday as King Abdullah of Jordan and President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt officially opened the channel at Taba.
The pipeline is forecasted to generate close to $70 million in its first year in operation for Egypt, reported AFP. The network will transport approximately 1.1 billion cubic meters of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Jordan annually where it will processed by French company Alstom.
Work on the Taba-Aqaba portion of the 15-kilometer underwater link across the Red Sea commenced in early-March 2003 by Swiss offshore pipelay and subsea construction company, Allseas.
Egypt's EPEG Consortium, which includes the Egypt Holding Gas Company, GASCO, Petrojet and Emppi, were commissioned with extending the stretch of pipeline from Aqaba onward to the Hashemite Kingdom's northern power stations. EPEG was awarded the $230 million deal on a build-own-operate-transfer (BOOT) basis.
The Taba-Aqaba stretch is part of a $700 million regional scheme, to transport up to 3.5 billion cubic meters of Egyptian natural gas per year to Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and then onto Europe, primarily Cyprus, Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria. — (menareport.com)
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Check our Guide to the IBTS and Freedom of Information on how to obtain information from the IBTS under FOI.
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Sienna Miller's Sunday Stroll
Wearing a purple and yellow bold striped sweater, Sienna Miller made a half-hearted attempt to conceal her identity on the way to her London flat following a Sunday stroll (March 2).
After spending some time inside and changing a few pieces in her outfit, the Layer Cake actress re-emerged with boyfriend Rhys Ifans, jumping into an awaiting car.
As previously reported by Gossip Girls, Miller is currently in the midst of filming "G.I. Joe," which co-stars Dennis Quaid and Channing Tatum.
"This is definitely not an independent film — this is big-budget stuff," Sienna told press of the film, adding, "This is fun stuff; I get to really kick some butt."
At this time, "G.I. Joe" is slated for an August 7, 2009 release date.
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(Hartford, Conn.) – The Radiology and Imaging Services Laboratory at Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center has achieved accreditation for its commitment to providing a high level of patient care and quality testing for the diagnosis of vascular disease.
The Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories (ICAVL) granted accreditation after the lab met the standards for noninvasive vascular testing. During the accreditation process, every aspect of the laboratory's daily operations and its impact on the quality of healthcare provided to patients is assessed and reviewed. Laboratories are required to identify and correct potential problems, revise protocols and validate quality assurance programs.
"By utilizing noninvasive vascular testing techniques performed in our vascular laboratory, we can detect early on life-threatening vascular diseases. It's a vital role given the statistics of cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in the United States," said Dr. Michael Twohig, Director of Radiology and Imaging Services at Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center.
"Given the rigorous standards for accreditation by the Commission, our participation demonstrates our attention to a high level of care and quality testing that we deliver to patients everyday," said Christopher Dadlez, President and CEO of Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center.
The ICAVL is a non-profit organization established with the support of eleven medical societies including physicians, technologists and sonographers that represent medical specialties including cardiology, neurology, radiology, vascular medicine, vascular surgery, neurosurgery, internal medicine, and biology.
Founded in 1897, Saint Francis is a major teaching hospital licensed for 617 acute inpatient beds and 65 bassinets and is the largest Catholic hospital in New England.


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From Wyoming Citizens Opposing Common Core
We witnessed the beauty of a free republic in action today in Cheyenne. Concerned citizens turned out to speak face-to-face with Wyoming legislators. As this happened, we watched "no" votes turn into "yes" votes as concerned parents challenged the claims that have been made to support the Common Core State Standards, and articulated the many issues that come with them. The valuable conversations that took place will now be allowed to continue as this bill advances to the House Education Committee.
The efforts of the grassroots were bolstered by the presence of national leaders Dr. Sandra Stotsky, Erin Tuttle and Emmett McGroarty, Esq. After an inspirational and empowering event the night prior, these leaders accompanied citizens to the Capitol for the bill introduction and proved an invaluable support.
Two articles have covered this important step towards winning this battle to take back education in Wyoming. Read Shane Vander Hart's article from Truth in American Eduation here. Also, another article from WyoFile, quotes Representative John Freeman's (D-Rock Springs) "experiment" quote supporting Common Core here.
A second house bill addressing Common Core, Smarter Balanced, and student data collection and sharing (HB168) is expected to be introduced by the end of the week. Wyoming Citizens Opposing Common Core supports any effort to safeguard students from the certain negative consequences of the current education reform agenda. Even though we know we have a solid piece of legislation in HB 97 and for now will continue to direct our primary efforts here, we applaud the thought and hard work put into this bill and are thrilled that so many in Wyoming are willing to step up, speak out, and take action.
While HB168 awaits introduction, we feel compelled to forge ahead with HB97 as this bill has already been assigned to the House Education committee.
We must once again ask for communication from you to our elected representatives. Please contact the following committee members and express your support for HB97, keeping your message brief (personalizing it) and including a subject line that states your main request, as legislators are inundated during session and may only get to scanning their e-mails. Sample subject lines might be "Please vote YES on HB97″ or "HB97 Yes". The House Education committee emails are:
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Fixture News | 13th May 2007
Trophy clash a washout
Persistent heavy rain washed out the Friends Provident Trophy match at Trent Bridge and left Notts Outlaws frustrated in their bid to close the gap on North Conference leaders Warwickshire.
The game was abandoned without a ball being bowled at 2.45pm, with the two sides sharing a point each.
Rain began shortly before the scheduled start time of 10.45am and the weather got steadily worse as the day went on.
Notts now have a week off to rest, with the next match being against Scotland next Sunday in the Friends Provident Trophy.
Anyone wishing for a refund from yesterday's game can send their match ticket and contact details to the Ticket Office and it will be refunded. Please send to Ticket Office, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham, NG2 6AG.
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Logic 7, gathering information???
Hello to everyone.
Let me start by saying that i love my 7's features, especially the audio system. But mine is currently acting up. I've come to the conclusion that it is the ASK unit. It has so much static its unbearable. I also understand that people have problems with the Logic 7 amp. Poorly place, poorly built, stops working easily and expensive to repair and or replace. WELL. I would like to gather as much info about the Logic 7 sound system as possible. Maybe even make a how to on how to replace the system. I work with a lot of car audio so if anybody can find how to do it me and my friends could. I need info about the system
How to remove the ASK?
Wiring diagram for the ASK?
Wiring diagram for the Logic 7 amp?
Info about the remote wire issues on the logic 7 and ASK?
The fiber optic issue?
And any input that anybody would like to put in would be helpful. Pics, diagrams, model numbers, etc.:)
Come on people!
I used this sit to get a wiring diagram. Cost me 12.95 USD for 90 days access. It has been very useful, and pretty cost effective for what I needed?
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Go to the DIY section and you will see step by step to remove ASK UNIT and
ther is also L7 removal stp by step and also a wiring diagram.
Got some images of the L7 system. The one thing i am confused about is the whether there is a remote wire to the L7 amp. All info is pointing towards yes. And also i've got diagrams for for none L7 systems.
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At least she's happy.
The review below of AgentOrangeXx voices my opinions very concisely. The orchestra melds beautifully and when it crescendoes.. beautiful. Good job, well done.
From one musician/artist to another.. I feel interrupting the good vibe you had going with a 'rock moment' would ruin what you had going. I don't want to hear Linkin Park ruining something good as this.
This song is perfect on it's own. Thanks for making this, make more!
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Has an intense Linkin Park feel to it. It could be even better with the inclusion of a slight rock moment. But I love it as it is any way ! I only found the ba-da-ba-da moment a little annoying, but other than that the song is gold. You can sure sing,bro !
Congratulations on this amazing song :)
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I'm not one to do this even for music or movies but I felt a tear slightly well-up a bit it was not only a sad story but very well sung. With the added orcehstra in it just added to the emotion to it. I must say how did you do that? Very nice and bravo.
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2008 MTV Video Music Awards Big Winners
It was yet another remarkable and memorable year of performances, comedy, and fashion as the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards took over Paramount Studios in Hollywood, California tonight (September 7).
With "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" stud Russell Brand at the helm, we saw amazing performances by Rihanna, Paramore, Kanye West, Christina Aguilera, Kid Rock, and Katy Perry, to name a few.
As for the night's big winners, Britney Spears definitely came out on top, taking home moonmen for Best Pop Video, Best Female Video, and Video of the Year, all for her "Piece of Me" video.
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Summarized below are the catches and fixes from a recent effort to build GROMACS 5.0.1 with FFTW3 (single- and double-precision) and GPU support (so, single-precision). Also, a trick I've been doing with great success lately, using a virtual machine to keep my real machine as clean as possible.
0. The Virtues Of VirtualBox
Open source means never having to say you're sorry.
I've made the above proclamation to anyone who'd listen lately who has any interest in using Linux software (because, regardless of what anyone says on the matter, it ain't there yet as an operating system for general scientific users with general computing know-how). You will very likely find yourself stuck at a configure or make step in one or more prerequisite codes to some final build you're trying to do, leaving yourself to google error messages to try to come up with some kind of solution. Invariably, you'll try something that seems to work, only to find it doesn't, potentially leaving a trail of orphaned files, version-breaking changes, and random downgrading only to find something else stupid (or not) fixed your build problems.
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One down, many more to go.
This week's primaries in North Carolina, Indiana and Ohio marked the first in a steady stream of big decisions voters across the country will be making this spring and summer.
In some races, the tea party and GOP establishment will square off — and Republicans could help or hurt themselves in the general election depending on who wins. In others, Democrats will race to the left and even embrace the health-care law that figures to be politically toxic in many other campaigns.
Circle May 20 on your calendar. That will be a huge day for the Republican Party. In addition to a U.S. Senate primary in Georgia — one of the key states in the battle for the majority — the Senate's top Republican, Mitch McConnell, will be on the ballot in Kentucky. In Idaho's 2nd district, a major business vs. tea party battle will also be settled that day. Oh, and Democrats, there is something for you, too. The one-of-a-kind primary to decide who faces Gov. Tom Corbett (R) in Pennsylvania could go down to the wire.
Below is our rundown of the top 10 primaries. As a reminder, these races stand out because of deep rivalries or because the outcome will say something larger about the Democratic or Republican parties. Others matter because the outcome could increase or decrease a party's odds of winning in the general election.
To the Line!
10. Kansas Republicans Senate primary: The GOP establishment is pretty confident about this one right now. Some residency issues seemed to open the door to challenger Milton Wolf, and Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) isn't exactly raising money like he should be. But the GOP landed a pretty serious attack on Wolf early on, pointing to graphic X-rays that Wolf joked about on his Facebook page. We're still waiting for a poll to show Wolf with a real shot here. (Date: Aug. 5)
9. Kentucky Republican Senate primary: It's pretty much the same situation here, with the national GOP convinced that businessman Matt Bevin is basically sunk. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R) has spent plenty of money to make sure of that – as much as $10 million already. From here, the question is whether the primary will have wounded McConnell at all for the general election against Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes (D). (Date: May 20)
8. Louisiana open Senate primary: This is a nonpartisan primary that will take place on Election Day, so it's a little different situation. It seems quite likely that Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) will face a runoff; the real question is how close she is to 50 percent – the number she needs to hit either on Election Day or in a runoff — and how much the GOP can rally around one candidate before or after the November election. Rep. Bill Cassidy is the clear GOP establishment favorite. (Date: Nov. 4)
7. Iowa Republican Senate primary: State Sen. Joni Ernst (R) appears ascendant in this race and has locked down both establishment (Mitt Romney, for example) and tea party support (Sarah Palin). The big question is whether she can compete with businessman Mark Jacobs and his self-funding. Indications are that she has upped her fundraising pace significantly in recent weeks. The winner gets Rep. Bruce Braley (D), who polls show with a slight lead. If Republicans can get a good nominee and put this in play, they'll significantly up their chances of winning back the Senate. (Date: June 3)
6. Idaho's 2nd district Republican primary: Business vs. tea party. The Club for Growth vs. the Chamber of Commerce. Rep. Mike Simpson vs. attorney Bryan Smith. In the ongoing battle between competing wings of the Republican Party, this is a clear focal point. Smith's fundraising has not been great, and Simpson has Mitt Romney in his corner — an important endorsement in an area with a large Mormon population. This race is far from settled, but heading into the stretch run, Simpson doesn't appear to be in major trouble. (Date: May 20)
5. Mississippi's Republican Senate primary: State Sen. Chris McDaniel has been hamstrung by widespread attention paid to controversial comments he made over the years as a talk-radio host. But he still has the Club for Growth and Senate Conservatives Fund in his corner — which he will need, since Sen. Thad Cochran has a super PAC backing him. Of all senators facing primary challengers, Cochran still looks like he has the toughest fight on his hands. But everything is relative, and Cochran, like several of his colleagues, is looking in better shape than he was last year. (Date: June 3)
4. Hawaii's Democratic Senate primary: The primary is not until August, but this race has been tense since day one. In March, President Obama endorsed Sen. Brian Schatz, an early backer of his 2008 White House campaign. The endorsement means a lot in Hawaii, the state where the president grew up and is very popular. Rep. Colleen Hanabusa, the preferred choice of the late senator Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii), is trying to unseat Schatz less than two years after he was appointed to replace Inouye. (Date: Aug. 9)
3. Pennsylvania's Democratic gubernatorial primary: Rep. Allyson Schwartz has been emphasizing her vote for Obamacare, a tactic we don't see every day at a time when the law looks to be an electoral albatross for so many others. But in this race to the left, it could be the key for Schwartz, who is trying to catch businessman Tom Wolf. She has less than two weeks left, and Wolf built a huge lead. In the general election, Corbett is probably the most vulnerable governor in the country. (Date: May 20)
2. Nebraska's Republican Senate primary: National tea party groups like the Club for Growth and leading conservative figures like Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) have gone all in for Midland University President Ben Sasse. If he loses, it will be an embarrassment for them. In the final week, wealthy bank executive Sid Dinsdale has become a threat as establishment favorite Shane Osborn has faded. Suddenly, the tea party has directed its attacks at Dinsdale ahead of Tuesday's primary rather than Osborn. Sasse's final ad, notably, is all about his support within Nebraska. (Date: May 13)
1. Georgia Republican Senate primary: The most crowded and arguably the most important GOP Senate primary of all, this one appears to finally be taking shape. Rep. Paul Broun (R), whom the GOP establishment feared most as its nominee, hasn't caught fire or raised much money. The frontrunners to make the runoff appear to be Rep. Jack Kingston and businessman David Perdue, with former secretary of state Karen Handel grabbing some key support but still underfunded. Rep. Phil Gingrey, meanwhile, is behind but has a bunch of money he can dump on this race in the final weeks. The big question will be how he uses it, and whether he targets anyone in particular with attack ads. Democrats contend this one's in play regardless of who wins. Republicans think it's off the table if anyone not named Broun or Gingrey wins. (Date: May 20. Likely runoff: Aug. 5)


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The practice of parading the prepuce once a year continued until it disappeared in 1983.
Like to other human affairs, however, even in his fallen estate a kind word can be said for the prepuce.
In adults there is rarely any escape when the prepuce is tight.
He had an abnormally small opening in the prepuce, making the uncovering of the glans almost impossible.
I have also met with cases in which the prepuce has become cancerous.
Phimosis is an ancient attendant on our inheritance of the prepuce, we being, in fact, born with it; this is the rule.
The prepuce is often too narrow so that it cannot be withdrawn behind the glans.
This man had only been merely inconvenienced by his prepuce up to the time that it caused his death.
On examination the prepuce was found to be completely absent.
A large number of boys labor for years, from the age of six to twelve trying to pass the prepuce back.
c.1400, from Old French prepuce, from Latin praeputium "foreskin," possibly from præ- "before" (see pre-) + *putos "penis." Earlier in English as prepucy (late 14c.), directly from Latin.
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Elizabeth Township Community Center Upcoming events at this location
2017 Ohio's Leadership Conference with FFA and Ohio Farm Bureau
June 23–26, 12:30pm–11amWhat
Ohio Farm Bureau is teaming with Ohio FFA to offer Farm Bureau youth a great leadership experience. The conference focuses on the development of the individual high school student, who will be challenged to push the limits of their leadership. Camp begins at 12:30 p.m....
Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation Golf Invitational
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CENTER TOWNSHIP — Homer-Center High School students on Thursday got a lesson no textbook could provide.
Their instructor was Gary Cuccia, of Murrysville.
His subject: Recognizing and preventing dating violence, and he taught it in the sharpest of terms.
His lesson plan: The slaying of his daughter by her ex-boyfriend. Demi Brae Cuccia was stabbed to death in August 2007, one day after she turned 16.
And his challenge: To get his message through to the most impenetrable of minds, the teenager in love.
Bad relationships have clear warning signs, Cuccia said, and he called for people to have courage to recognize and act on them — such as the teenagers being victimized by aggressive boyfriends or girlfriends. Friends looking in on the relationship. Parents seeing what's happening in their children's lives. And even violence-prone young people who just may recognize that their own behavior really isn't right.
When you're getting 200 to 300 text messages a day from someone, asking where you are, what you're doing, who you're with and what you're wearing, "and you find yourself being anxious because you're not responding fast enough, or you make up excuses or lie about where you are when you have no reason to lie, these are things you need to be concerned about," Cuccia said.
"To the guys, I would say that if you have a buddy whose girlfriend broke up with him and he's having a hard time dealing with it," he could be at risk, Cuccia said. "He's isolated, not playing sports anymore, maybe he's aggressive. Speak up and tell somebody. Make sure that young man gets some help and doesn't do something he will regret the rest of his life.
"I tell the students that as peers, they know what's going on with one another way better than we do as parents, teachers and counselors. I tell them to speak up, if they see something going on or find themselves in an unhealthy relationship."
Cuccia warns teenagers going through a breakup to not allow themselves to be alone with the other person, "because almost all the time, that's when these things happen," he said.
Parents need to watch for warning signs that he missed, Cuccia said.
"One day my daughter told me, 'Dad, this boy John doesn't want me to be a cheerleader anymore,' and I basically shrugged her off and said to tell John to be quiet because you love cheerleading," Cuccia said. "That was a warning sign, trying to pick and choose your activities for you."
Cuccia also said that technology has made it tougher for parents to recognize that their children are having problems.
"When I grew up, we had one phone with a long cord and if I was fighting with a girlfriend, chances are someone would pick up on that," Cuccia said. "If a boy calls the house 40 times a day checking on your daughter, you're going to ask why this boy is calling so much.
"That's what's missing now. Everything is done through text messaging and Facebook. Parents need to be extra perceptive."
Children being emotional, not hanging out with their usual friends, dressing differently or slipping in their grades — "these are all red flags," he said.
Cuccia has devoted his efforts the last six years to trying to save other teenagers' lives. In the process, he has built a resourceful website in his daughter's memory, www.demibrea.com, to introduce people to her.
"It is with overwhelming sorrow that I must do so through The Demi Brae Cuccia Awareness Organization," he writes on the home page.
"My daughter was an exceptionally beautiful young lady with a contagious smile, charming personality and a compassionate, spiritual soul. Her death has broken me beyond repair."
There's little difference between teen dating violence and domestic violence in adults and married couples' relationships, Cuccia said. Research shows children of violent parents are more likely to engage in dating violence.
"Statistically speaking, one out of three teenagers will experience some form of abuse, and one out of five will experience sexual or physical abuse. And that 16-to-24 age group is at highest risk, and that's scary," Cuccia said.
For some, Cuccia said, it's almost an unavoidable destiny.
"I believe it is a learned behavior. If a child is growing up in a household where they experience domestic violence by the parents, it doesn't necessarily mean that's the way they have to be — but they have to get help, they have to want to change," he said.
"If they don't — it's a cyclic type of behavior and it gets carried on, over and over again. … It can be stopped, but it has to come from the groups that I speak to. They have to want to be different."
Most often, Cuccia said, kids at his assemblies have thanked him for helping them to see problems they hadn't recognized with their boyfriends or girlfriends, their buddies, and even themselves.
"I've gotten emails from boys who said, 'Those things you talked about, the controlling issues, I've seen that with my father and I don't want to be that person, I want to be better than that.' And that's a good thing, to make a lasting difference in their lives," Cuccia said.
More than 270 students attended Cuccia's program Thursday, the second that he has given at Homer-Center High School in the past three years. Lisa Adams, a biology teacher at Homer-Center High School, said Cuccia has spoken to about 70,000 people since he began holding school assemblies to generate awareness of teen dating violence.
Adams, who formerly taught in the Gateway School District and had Demi Brae Cuccia as a student in her classes, arranged for his visit.
Chauncey Ross is the Gazette's fixture at Indiana Area and Homer-Center school board meetings, has been seen with pen and notepad in area police stations and courts, and is something of an Open Records Act and Sunshine Law advocate. He also manages the Gazette's websites and answers your questions about them.
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The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) published a report today validating the criticisms of the governments Work Programme. The Work Programme isn't working. Yet another example among many, of failed austerity policies. It is time for us to agree that austerity isn't working, and refuse to tolerate it.
The Work Programme Isn't Working
The government's flagship Work Programme was launched in June 2011 with the stated intention of providing personalised support (CV writing, presentation/interview skills etc) to help 2.4 million unemployed people back into work over five years at the cost of £3-5bn. This money is paid to eighteen largely private providers across the country.
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is a House of Commons select committee which seeks to ensure value for money for the tax payer. The PAC today published a report on the performance of the programme; the findings were damning.
Only 3.6% of people on the Programme moved off benefits into employment, despite a government target of 11.9%. In fact, the government itself had estimated that 9.2% of claimants would move onto employment with no intervention at all. In short, people are three times more likely to find their way back into employment on their own, than through the government's Work Programme.
Not one of the eighteen Individual Work Programme Providers met their contractual targets.
In order to attain better results, work programme providers neglected those who seemed like a harder challenge to find work for. The Work Programme Providers were cherry picking their clients, so that the people most in need of help were the one's least likely to get it.
Margaret Hodge, Labour MP and Chair of the Committee said "The best performing provider only moved 5% of people off benefits and into work, while the worst managed just 2%. The department must hold failing providers to account, as well as ensuring that good practice is identified and shared."
One provider, A4E, hit the news last year for its flagrant underperformance at its task. This company received just under £46 million from the tax payer. Yet, of the 93,000 people referred to their scheme, only 3,400 people have found work for a period of longer than six months. That means a cost to the tax payer of £13,498 per job found. Employees at the firm have now been arrested for fraud. However, the Chairperson of A4E at the time of the poor performance, Emma Harrison, claimed a £1.5m dividend, despite the company making a pre tax loss and promptly resigned as the scandal broke.
The Work Programme yields worse results for finding people work than doing nothing at all. It does however provide billions of tax payer money into the hands of unscrupulous private contractors to exploit unemployment to make a profit; billions that could be spent on apprenticeships or real, paid work experience placements in the public or private sector. The Work Programme isn't working.
Cutting the Deficit Isn't Working
UK Chancellor George Osborne has talked a lot of making 'tough choices' in order to cut the deficit. Yet despite Workfare, the work programme, the £375bn of fresh money the Bank of England has printed, the 660,000 public sector jobs cut, the 32 deaths a week of people with disabilities or physical/mental ill health whilst being harassed by Atos fitness for work tests, increasing child poverty; despite all this, the Chancellor has been forced to admit that neither the national debt, or the annual deficit have been reduced. In reality, borrowing is up. Osborne was forced to admit his forecasts were false and borrowing is now set to rise.
Even by the government's own measure, these policies are not working. They are already doing enormous damage and inflicting great suffering across our communities. The young are leaving school, college or University into a jobs market where 1,700 people are applying for 8 jobs at Costa Coffee. Those of us living with disabilities have seen hate crimes against them rise 25%, their life lines at the mercy of a 'computer says no' assessment process by private firm Atos. Our pensioners are left to choose between heating their homes or eating by exorbitant energy bills, whilst those in care homes are suffering sub standard care and having to sell their homes to afford the privilege. The working poor are to lose the housing benefit they require to fill the gap between what they are paid for their labour and the actual cost of living. The poorest in the land are facing up to a 333% rise in their council tax thanks to a new tax on 'spare' bedrooms.
Borrowing is up, the deficit is up, the economy is not growing – this policy has manifestly failed to do what it was promised to do.
Doing Nothing Isn't Working
It is time to take action. It is not enough to simply complain about the symptoms of Austerity but leave its root cause unchallenged. Whilst we are foolish enough to turn against the scapegoats of immigration, benefit scroungers, skiver and shirkers, we deserve no better. The promises of neoliberalism: the so called 'Free Market' (quite how it is free, no one can seem to point out), the trickledown effect, the idea that we all make it or don't purely on merit- these are the modern day equivalent of the Flat Earth theory. Manifestly proven untrue, yet still people hold on to the idea because it appears to chime with their own limited understanding of the way the world works. We must do better to deserve better.
We can rediscover our solidarity, we can dream, we can create new ideas and ways of doing things at local level. We do not have to wait until the 1% hand the world over to us to make a change. We can make it now, with each other, and develop it over time. Come on, we've got work to do.
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Move Your Money – get your hard earned cash out of the corrupt banking sector and into an ethical, safe place.
The 99% Against Austerity – check this out. Big march planned for 4th May 2013 in London. This is a great opportunity to vote with your feet and demonstrate your opposition to ideological austerity.
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Millennials, those hyper connected consumers born from 1980-2000, are now responsible for generating $600 billion in sales revenue each year (Accenture). And in 2018 (that's only 4 years away!) Millennial earnings are expected to outpace those of Baby Boomers (AdAge), driving the lionshare of market revenue across the globe.
So how do marketers effectively engage consumers who possess the digital prowess to tweet, text and talk at the same time? What's the best way to establish relationships with customers who share social updates via their mobile phones while still in-store? And how do you grab the attention of users who have been inundated with billions of marketing messages each year since before they could talk?
Raised with direct and immediate access to information, brands, and fellow consumers, the Millennial generation is the first of its kind, and it's now or never for marketers to start zeroing in on what it takes to move them through the purchase funnel. Here are 5 ways to engage, convert and retain the most coveted consumer segment in history.
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Remember looking words up in actual dictionaries, or combing through the local library for research data? For just about as far back as Millennials can remember, those types of answers have only been a search bar away. There is no faster way to get Millennials to abandon your site or app than if it's unnecessarily time-consuming or complicated. Reduce barrier to entry and streamline the registration process across desktop and mobile by allowing consumers to login with the click of a button via their existing social identities, and leveraging single sign-on for multiple web properties.
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3. Go beyond "mobile-friendly."
Now that their grandparents are Skyping with them via iPad, Millennials are on to the next mobile frontier: commerce. According to Edelman, 41% of Millennials have made a purchase on a smartphone, and Google reported that there was a 28% increase in Millennials planning to make purchases via their smartphones in holiday 2013 (Marketing Land). Marketers looking to keep pace with this on-the-go generation must go beyond building mobile-friendly user experiences to streamlining the mobile conversion process with solutions like Google Wallet.
4. Empower valuable feedback.
Social marketing has given consumers direct, real-time access to their favorite brands, and Millennials take this privilege seriously: 70% consider it their responsibility to share feedback about brands, good or bad (AdAge). And in a world where they are constantly bombarded with ads and marketing messages, 67% of Millennials trust peer reviews more than expert reviews (Havas). Implementing Ratings and Reviews builds an interactive community of trust around your brand, and coupling this feature with Social Login ties consumer feedback to social identity, effectively validating and promoting quality user generated content.
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As Millennials continue to overtake the consumer landscape, marketers must leverage the latest technology and invent groundbreaking strategies to effectively reach this one-of-a-kind generation with the most relevant, timely, and convenient experiences possible. Is this challenging? Yes – but just wait for Triennials.
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A bit harsh, perhaps, but Investors Business Daily editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez doesn't pull punches. If we're tempted to scold Iran, better make sure our own glass houses are well secured first:
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Description: Jack Webb was charged with (1) Murder, (2) Felony Murder, (3) Aggravated Assault, (4) Concealing a Death, and (5) Possession of Firearm during commission of a crime. The defendant Jack Webb was accused of the murder of a cousin who was acting as a caretaker for the defendant's elderly and increasingly senile father, and of then ultimately disposing of the victim's body first in Tennessee, then in a National Park in the Appalachain Mountains in North Carolina. The defendant had admitted to taking the dead body of the victim out of the jurisdiction and trying to destroy and hide the body in two different places in Tennessee and North Carolina, but denied the murder. The defense was that despite all of the incriminating evidence and actions of the defendant in trying to get rid of the evidence of a murder (the dead body of the victim), there was not sufficient evidence that he actually killed the victim, and that the defendant had been acting to protect his elderly father after another relative suggested to him that his elderly father had committed the murder. There was testimony by a key state witness, developed under cross-examination, that left open the door of possibility that the very (uncharged) relative who implicated the elderly father to the defendant was actually responsible for the murder. The jury returned verdicts of Not Guilty on Counts 1, 2, 3, and 5. The Defendant having admitted his guilt in Count 4 (Concealing a Death)before and throughout the trial, he was convicted of that count and received a sentence of ten years.
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Andy Samberg is gearing up to host the 2013 Independent Spirit Awards this weekend, but he confessed on Monday's episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live" that he still has a little prep work to take care of before the show.
Samberg joked that he's already seen "at least four" of the nominated films, but he's pretty confident he can work his way through the long list of contenders before the ceremony on Saturday. Although Samberg says there's some "rogue stuff" among the nominated films, many of them are also up for Academy Awards, including Silver Linings Playbook, Moonrise Kingdom, and Beasts of the Southern Wild.
We're looking forward to seeing what Samberg has up his sleeve for his hosting gig, and we're pretty sure nominated actors and actresses are excited too - but not just for the award ceremony. Half the fun is what goes on BACKSTAGE at the Spirit Awards!
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Ira Aldridge Repertory Players in collaboration with San Diego Continuing Education, Educational Cultural Complex opens its 30th Theatre Season with Manson's and Overstreet's "Dancin' in the Street," a musical spectacular that highlights the songs of Motown artists and R&B/soul music legends.
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Best Care Practices for your Proteak Products
Prolong The Beauty Of Teak
With a little care and maintenance, you can extend the life of your beautiful Proteak teak cutting board, counter top, or butcher block several years! Correct treatment is important to guard against germs, mold growth, and splitting on both new and older wooden cooking surfaces.
Seasoning Your New Cutting Surface
Before you use your cutting board or butcher block for the first time, season it to prevent staining or absorption of food odors and bacteria. The wooden surface needs an oil that can be applied repeatedly to fill the wood pores and repel food particles, liquids, and oils. Do not use any vegetable or cooking oils to treat or finish a cutting surface, as these oils can turn rancid.
Proteak recommends using either USP-grade mineral oil. Mineral oil is an inexpensive food-grade oil that won't spoil, and can easily be found at the hardware or drug store. Do not confuse this with mineral spirits, which is paint thinner.
Other treatments you can use are coconut oil, walnut oil, almond oil, and beeswax. Coconut oil is highly resistant to rancidity, and does not have to be refrigerated. It is also one of the healthiest oils to cook with! Walnut and almond oils are not strongly recommended because, although they do not turn rancid as quickly as other oils, they will eventually go rancid. Do not use walnut or almond oil if you or anyone in your family has nut allergies. Beeswax is another natural option. Just place ½ teaspoon of beeswax in 1 cup of mineral oil, place in the microwave for 45 seconds, and apply as normal. You can also use beeswax as a top coat, applied with a soft cloth and buffed off.
To apply the treatment, warm the oil slightly and apply with a soft cloth, following the grain direction. For initial seasoning, you will need to apply 4 to 5 coats. Allow each coat to soak in before applying the next. Do not worry about applying too much oil – the more the better! After applying the last coat, wait 4 to 6 hours for the oil to oxidize and harden, then wipe off any excess oil that did not soak in.
Proteak recommends that you oil your cutting surface once every week to two weeks to maintain quality and avoid bacteria and cracks.
Maintaining Your Cutting Surface
All cutting surfaces should be cleaned and sanitized frequently. Proteak recommends that you use one of the following methods.
- Hot water and soap – Scrub the board with hot water and soap., then rinse and dry thoroughly. Never submerge cutting boards in a sink of water! Wood is porous and will soak up water, causing the cutting board to crack when it dries.
- Vinegar – To disinfect and clean your wooden cutting surface, wipe it with full-strength white vinegar after each use. The acetic acid in the vinegar is effective against such harmful bacteria such as E. coli, Salmonella, and Staphylococcus. Vinegar is especially good for people with chemical allergies. Have a spray bottle of undiluted vinegar handy for easy cleaning and sanitizing.
- Hydrogen Peroxide - 3% hydrogen peroxide can also be used as an anti-bacterial agent. To kill germs, use a paper towel to wipe the surface down with vinegar, then use another paper towel to wipe it with hydrogen peroxide.
- Bleach - You can sanitize both wood and plastic cutting boards with a diluted chlorine bleach or vinegar solution made of one teaspoon of liquid chlorine bleach in one quart of water or a one-to-five mixture of vinegar to water. Flood the surface with a sanitizing solution and allow it to stand for several minutes, then rinse and air-dry or pat dry with paper towels.
Do not use harsh detergents of any kind.
All teak wood cutting boards, and other food surfaces, should be kept dry when not in use. Resident bacteria do not survive more than a few hours without moisture. Keep moisture of any kind from standing on the block for long periods of time. Be careful not to let moisture collect beneath the board if you leave it on
Use a good steel scraper or spatula often when using the cutting surface. Scraping removes 75% of the moisture that builds up on a wooden cutting board. Never scrub a wooden surface with a steel brush, as this will rough up the finish.
When refinishing a butcher block, you may want to sand the surface of the wood to remove old stains, scratches and marks. An occasional sanding will return a wooden board to a smooth luster. When sanding out knicks and scratches, remember that if you don't sand the top evenly you will end up with "hills" and "valleys" in the top.
To eliminate garlic, onion, fish, or other smells from your cutting board, use one of the following methods.
- Coarse salt or baking soda – Rub the surface with course salt or baking soda. Let stand a few minutes and wipe salt or baking soda from the surface, and then rinse. You may need to re-season after rinsing your cutting board or chopping block.
- Lemon – Another easy technique is to rub fresh lemon juice or rub a cut lemon over the surface of the cutting board to neutralize onion and garlic odors. You may need to re-season after rinsing your cutting board/chopping block.
- Vinegar – Keep a spray bottle of undiluted vinegar handy for easy cleaning and sanitizing. You may need to re-season after rinsing your cutting board/chopping block.
Other Suggestions
Keep teak and other hardwoods away from extreme humidity or dryness. Temperature extremes can cause the wood to swell and shrink, leading to small cracks or breaks along the grain, along the ends of tops, or along the end of the lamination.
Do not install or place counter tops near excessive heat (such as a stove) without proper insulation between the heat source and the edge of the counter top.
Do not cut off ends, drill holes, make cutouts, or otherwise deface surfaces without refinishing the exposed unfinished wood. Guarantee is void if surfaces are modified.
Do not cut continuously in the same place on your cutting surface. Distribute your cutting over the entire work surface so that it will wear evenly.
Do not use a razor-edged cleaver. This can chip or splinter the wood and produce soft spots. Your cleaver should have a dull sharpened edge for best results.
Turn your cutting board over periodically to allow even usage to both work surfaces.
Do not wash knives, forks, or other utensils on the work surface of your cutting board.
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6/20 v. Indianapolis 7-3 (L)
6/21 @ Gwinnett 7-2 (L)
6/22 @ Gwinnett 6-3
6/23 @ Gwinnett 5-4
6/24 @ Gwinnett 10-4 (L)
6/25 @ Charlotte 5-2 (L)
6/24 @ Charlotte 3-2 (L)
Lucas Duda: 8-for-23, HR, 3 RBI, 3 R, 2 2B, BB
Duda is hitting his way on base during his first 11 games in Triple-A. He has hit safely in 9 of 11 games with the Bisons. He recorded his first multi-hit game on Wednesday in a 3-for-4 effort in which he stroked a 2-run home run. On the season, Duda is hitting .286 with seven home runs, 40 RBI and an .897 OPS in 56 combined games between Binghamton and Buffalo.
Fernando Martinez: 4-for-24, 2B, 2 BB
Martinez ended the week by going 0-for-8 over his last two games. He has gone just 6-for-35 since hitting a walk-off grand slam on June 14th. Martinez is hitting just .185 off left-handers this season (5-for-27) and is hitting .152 (5-for-33) with runners in scoring position. He has walked five times in 148 at-bats.
6/20 v. Trenton 4-3 (L)
6/22 v. New Britain 13-3
6/23 v. New Britain 10-2 (L)
6/24 v. New Britain 5-1
6/25 @ Akron 5-3
6/24 @ Akron 11-6
Mark Cohoon: Win, 5 2/3 IP, 5 ER, 11 H, K
The organization pushed Cohoon to Double-A after his outstanding first half in Savannah. Cohoon had a rocky Double-A debut after coming up from the Sand Gnats where he finished with a 7-1 record, 1.30 ERA, 75 strikeouts and three consecutive complete game shutouts.
Eric Niesen: ND, 7 IP, ER, 4 H, 4 K, 2 BB
Niesen's strong start continued what is already shaping up to be his best month in Double-A. He has allowed just one earned run over his last 12 1/3 innings and only four earned runs in 19 2/3 innings pitched in June. Niesen has surrendered 27 hits in 40 2/3 innings on the season while the opposition is hitting .190 off him.
Josh Stinson: ND, 5 IP, ER, 3 R, 6 K, 3 BB
Stinson continued his impressive work as a starter with another steady effort on Tuesday. He has allowed two earned runs (five runs) over his last 17 innings pitched. He has given up 15 hits in 26 2/3 innings as a starter and has yet to surrender a home run from the rotation. The opposition is hitting .160 off him since his move to the rotation and just .206 on the season. He is 2-0 in June with a 1.61 ERA in 22 1/3 innings.
Josh Satin: 8-for-24, 3 RBI, 5 R, 3 2B, 2 BB
Satin continues to show that Eastern League pitching has not overwhelmed him in his first taste of Double-A. Satin is hitting .400 (16-for-40) over his last 10 games including five multi-hit games and three 3-hit games. He boasts a .396 on-base percentage and .907 OPS in 11 games with the B-Mets.
Nick Evans: 8-for-24, HR, 4 RBI, 3 2B, 5 R, 2 BB
Injuries and promotions have left Evans as one of the main power sources for the B-Mets. He responded in kind on Saturday night with a 4-for-5 effort in which he homered, smacked three doubles and scored three runs. Overall, Evans is hitting .290 with 13 home runs and 41 RBI. However, a bump is very much needed for his .207 average (12-for-58) with runners in scoring position.
ST. LUCIE METS (High-A)
6/20 @ Palm Beach 5-3
6/21 @ Bradenton 3-2 (L)
6/21 @ Bradenton PPB
6/22 @ Bradenton 5-2 (L)
6/22 @ Bradenton 3-2
6/23 @ Bradenton 3-2
6/24 v. Palm Beach 6-3 (L)
6/25 v. Palm Beach 10-5 (L)
6/26 v. Palm Beach 7-2
Brandon Moore: Win, 6 IP, 2 ER, 7 H, 6 K, 3 BB
Moore had a successful transition to a higher level when he stymied Palm Beach for six innings on Saturday night. Moore has struck out at least six batters in each of his last five starts. Moore left Savannah with a 3-4 record and 2.49 ERA in 79 2/3 innings. His 104 strikeouts currently lead the organization. His K/BB ratio stands at 104/14 for the season.
Jeurys Familia: ND, 6 2/3 IP, ER, 2 R, 4 H, 7 K, 3 BB
Familia had his best outing of the season last Monday. The 6 2/3 innings was the deepest he has gone into a game this season and the seven strikeouts were the most he registered since April 20th. It was the first time this year he gave up only one earned run and pitched through the sixth inning. At 0-4, Familia still chases his first victory of the season.
Jordany Valdespin: 10-for-31, 3 RBI, 3 R, 2B, 3B, BB, 2 SB
Valdespin pushed his average back over .300 with a productive week. He has hit safely in 9 of his last 10 games. Though a free swinger, Valdespin has struck out just 17 times in 148 at-bats this season.
Eric Beaulac: 1-1, 12 1/3 IP, 4 ER, 10 R, 12 H, 11 K, 5 BB
Beaulac put together up and down starts last week and continued his favorable pitching in June. Last Sunday, Beaulac gave up two earned runs (three runs) on four hits with four strikeouts over 6 2/3 innings. He also surrendered his first home run of the season. On Friday, Beaulac surrendered two earned runs (seven total) on eight hits with seven strikeouts. Beaulac has a 2.63 ERA in June (3.59 overall), allowing seven earned runs in 24 innings. However, he has allowed 16 runs to score in total.
SAVANNAH SAND GNATS (Low-A)
6/20 @ Augusta 9-5
South Atlantic League All-Star Break
6/24 v. Asheville 2-0 (L)
6/25 v. Asheville 9-0
6/26 v. Asheville 5-0 (L)
James Fuller: 2-0, 11 IP, ER, 5 R, 13 H, 6 K, 2 BB
Fuller is now the ace of the Sand Gnats staff and he responded in kind by running his season record to 7-2 and lowering his ERA to 1.81 with two more strong starts. His start on Sunday was rockier as he gave up five runs (one earned) in five innings on seven hits with two strikeouts. However, he rebounded on Friday with six shutout innings with six hits allowed and four strikeouts. Fuller has not taken a loss since his May 19th start.
Armando Rodriguez: Loss, 4 1/3 IP, R, 4 H, 2 K, BB
Rodriguez failed to go five innings for the first time in a month on Thursday when he allowed an unearned run in the Sand Gnats' 2-0 loss to Asheville. Nonetheless, Rodriguez continues to avoid the the real bad outing in June. For the month, he is 3-1 with a 1.66 ERA with four earned runs, 17 hits allowed, and four walks issued in 21 2/3 innings.
6/20 @ Staten Island 2-1 (L)
6/21 v. Aberdeen 5-2
6/22 v. Aberdeen 9-3
6/23 @ Hudson Valley 5-2 (L)
6/24 @ Hudson Valley 16-5
6/25 @ Hudson Valley 4-3 (L)
6/26 @ Aberdeen 3-2 (L)
Darrell Ceciliani: 9-for-26, 3 RBI, 7 R, 2B, 3B, SB
Ceciliani is off to a great start in his first taste of Brooklyn. In nine games, the Cyclones' centerfielder is hitting .361 (13-for-36) with five RBI, two doubles, two triples and two stolen bases.
Angel Cuan: 2 ND, 11 IP, 2 ER, 8 H, 5 K, 3 BB
Cuan picked up two tough-luck no-decisions last week. On Sunday, he gave up one earned on five hits over six innings. He struck out one and walked none. He returned on Friday and gave up one earned run on three hits in five innings with four strikeouts and three walks. Cuan tossed 4 1/3 scoreleess innings of relief for St. Lucie earlier in the season.
Chris Hilliard: Win, 6 IP, 3 R, 6 H, 2 K
Hilliard allowed three unearned runs in picking up the victory over Hudson Valley on Thursday. In two starts this season, Hilliard, 22, has surrendered two earned runs on nine hits in 12 innings of work. Hilliard gave up one earned run in 5 1/3 innings of relief work for Savannah earlier this season.
6/22 @ Johnson City 8-5
6/23 @ Johnson City 5-4 (L)
6/24 v. Johnson City 7-4 (L)
6/25 @ Elizabethton 15-6
6/26 @ Elizabethton 8-0 (L)
Nelfi Zapata: 4-for-14, 3 RBI, R, 2 BB
Zapata, 19, remained in rookie league for his second season and is off to a good start. He recorded an RBI single on Wednesday and a 2-RBI single on Thursday. Zapata, the 19th round pick in 2009, hit .261 with one home run and 13 RBI in the Gulf Coast League last season.
ZeErika McQueen: 10-for-25, 2 RBI, R, 2B, 2 BB, 2 SB
McQueen, the 29th round pick in 2009, has recorded hits in all five games for the K-Mets including a 4-hit performance on Friday night. McQueen hit .297 with 10 RBI, 23 runs scored and a .418 on-base percentage in 38 games in the Gulf Coast League last season.
Aderlin Rodriguez: 7-for-22, 3 HR, 3 RBI, 4 R, 2B, 2 BB
The organization's big international import from 2008 is off to a very good start in his second season. Rodriguez went 3-for-4 with two solo home runs on Opening Night and homered again on Friday night in a 2-for-4 night with two runs and two walks on Friday. Rodriguez, 18, hit .290 with one home run and 10 RBI in an injury-shortened Gulf Coast League debut in 2009.
Bret Mitchell: Win, 5 IP, ER, 4 H, 8 K, BB
Mitchell, the 12th round pick from the 2010 Draft, made his debut look easy by stifling Elizabethton for five innings. Mitchell is a right-hander from Minnesota State-Mankato. He recorded five ground ball outs and two fly ball outs in addition to his eight strikeouts.
Gulf Coast League (R)
6/21 @ GCL Marlins 3-2
6/22 v. GCL Nationals 6-2
6/23 @ GCL Cardinals 7-3 (L)
6/25 v. GCL Astros 9-5
6/26 v. GCL Marlins 4-3
Juan Urbina: Win, 5 IP, 2 H, 3 K, BB
The 17-year-old centerpiece of the Mets 2009 international free agent class had an impressive debut. Most international free agents his age would otherwise remain in the academies, but his ability to mix pitches and the growth of his changeup has landed him stateside.
Marcos Camarena: ND, 4 IP, 3 K, BB
Another young arm to look out for, Camarena, 19, tossed four hitless innings in his debut. Camarena spent last season at the Mets Dominican academy. He went 7-2 with a 1.74 ERA, 57 strikeouts and only 10 walks allowed in 67 1/3 innings in the DSL.
Zachary Dotson: ND, 3 1/3 IP, 2 ER, 5 H, 4 K, 3 BB
Dotson, the Mets' 13th round pick in 2009, made his professional debut on Friday against the GCL Astros. Dotson, 19, was signed away from a commitment to the University of Georgia. He entered the organization featuring a high-80s fastball and a developing breaking ball/changeup combination.
Week in Review Across the Farm
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Amazin ClubhouseTuesday at 8:40 AM
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Early National League All-Star RostersWith voting ending in two weeks, here are my updated selections for the NL All-Star Roster (Bold indicates a starter in the game, Italics is an injured player)
Amazin ClubhouseSaturday at 8:50 AM
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Thursday, July 17, 1997
Jackson Hewitt,
(Nasdaq: JTAX)
Phone: 757-473-3300
Price (7/17/97): $16 13/16
It's a taxing dilemma for Jackson Hewitt shareholders. Do they hold their shares, which have tripled so far this year, or do they cash out? If they sell, they will have hefty capital gains to report to the IRS -- and Jackson Hewitt wins there too. You see, Jackson Hewitt may end up preparing those Schedule D tax forms, profiting from the shareholder's desertion. Rising from obscurity and gross undervaluation, Jackson Hewitt was a double just waiting to happen.
Jackson Hewitt is second only to H&R BLOCK (NYSE: HRB) in electronic tax preparation. The Virginia Beach company operates and franchises 1372 tax preparation offices. In fiscal 1997, which ended fittingly in April, the company processed 875,000 tax returns.
Income Statement
12-month sales: $31.4 million 12-month income: $6.2 million* 12-month EPS: $1.22* Profit Margin: 19.7% Market Cap: $77.5 million (*Excludes after-tax extraordinary charge of $1.2 million, or $0.27 per share) Balance Sheet* Cash: $0.4 million Current Assets: $12.7 million Current Liabilities: $15.5 million Long-term Debt: $2.8 million (*As of Jan. 31, 1997) Ratios Price-to-earnings: 13.8 Price-to-sales: 2.5
Back in January the shares were selling for what would eventually be just three times fiscal 1997 earnings. Not that one would have known it. There were no analysts following the company, and it had earned just $0.40 a share the year before.
Like H&R Block, the company shuffles its feet three quarters of the year hoping to break even, only to report the bulk of its earnings after tax season in the April quarter. But by the time Jackson Hewitt had reported its flagship quarter's hefty profit on June 9, the stock price had already risen threefold.
Even after this stellar rise, the company is still trading for just 13.9 times trailing earnings. That is much less than the P/E multiple that H&R Block presently commands -- and that is even considering that H&R Block's shares have been weighed down by its majority stake in COMPUSERVE (Nasdaq: CSRV), the troubled online service.
While financial services companies often command lower PE multiples than the rest of the market, it is not an entirely accurate to lump Jackson Hewitt into that group. As interest rates may play a role in home buying or taking out equity loans, taxes are not cyclical. Nope. They are an annual ritual. Taxes are forever.
Of course, don't expect earnings to triple again this year. Revenues grew just 25% last year and the improving margins that accounted for the 200% climb in earnings per share are pretty well maxed out. But if margins remain steady and sales climb at a similar clip, the company could, in theory, earn a little better than $1.50 per share this fiscal year. That would find the company selling at just 11 times earnings and a bargain by any valuation method.
Then again, that was in theory. Last month the company filed to sell a million shares in a secondary offering. That will increase the shares outstanding by 22% and wipe out the bulk of that scenario's earnings gain. On the other hand, it will help clean up a highly leveraged balance sheet and pave the way for expansion. Even if the earning gains are muted by share dilution this year, it is still rare to find a growth stock selling at a low-teen earnings multiple. Almost as rare as finding an empty Jackson Hewitt office on April 15.
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By 1960, watching television had become the pastime of millions of viewers around the world. Week after week, audiences tuned in to watch their favorite programs and catch up with their favorite characters. During the 1960s, some of the most beloved shows of all time originally aired, including The Andy Griffith Show, The Fugitive, Get Smart, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., and The Wild, Wild West. Even after these shows departed the airwaves, they lived on in syndication, entertaining several generations of viewers. Devoted and casual fans alike can probably remember basic facts about these shows—like the name of Rob Petrie's boss on The Dick Van Dyke Show or the original captain of the USS Enterprise—but more obscure facts, like Barney Fife's middle name, might be harder to recall.In Television Series of the 1960s: Essential Facts and Quirky Details, Vincent Terrace presents readers with a cornucopia of information about more than seventy-five programs from the decade. For example, did you know that on The Addams Family, Lurch's mother wanted him to become a jockey? Or that on The Avengers, John Steed had a pet dog named Freckles? Or that Patty and Cathy Lane of The Patty Duke Show had a distant cousin named Betsy Lane? These are but a few of the hundreds of fun and intriguing specifics contained within this volume. Shows from all three major networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC)—as well as select syndicated programs—are represented here.This is not a book of opinions or essays about specific television programs but a treasure trove of the facts associated with each of these programs. From Mister Ed's social security number to the zip code for Hooterville on Green Acres, readers will discover a wealth of fascinating information that, for the most part, cannot be found anywhere else. In some cases, the factual data detailed herein is the only such documentation that exists. Television Series of the 1960s is the ideal reference for fans of this decade and anyone looking to stump even the most knowledgeable trivia expert.
Detalhes do Produto
- Formato: ePub
- Subtítulo: ESSENTIAL FACTS AND QUIRKY DETAILS
- Origem: IMPORTADO
- Editora: ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD
- Assunto: Comunicação - Rádio e TV
- Idioma: INGLÊS
- Ano de Edição: 2016
- Ano: 2016
- País de Produção: Canada
- Código de Barras: 2001047760283