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Beliggenheten var fantastisk. Frokosten var en super start på dagen, godt og mye å velge i. Vennlig personale, fine rom, gode senger, fredelige omgivelser - vi var veldig fornøyd og vil absolutt anbefale Hilton Dubrovnik til andre som ønsker å bo godt og "midt i gamlebyen".
The breakfasts were very good. The value for money was poor in that for a five star hotel there were no facilities, eg lounge, gym, pool, etc. We enjoyed our stay very much but did not think that the price or the five star status were merited.
Impeccable service and help with all details of travel, delayed luggage, restaurant reservations, and the like. Lovely dining options. Private yet central. Old mansion has history and charm. Nothing!
Very welcoming I arrived late at night and would have had difficulty finding the hotel if I had not been met by the hotel's porter. It is worth noting that there is no car park within 200 metres of the hotel, so it is preferable to be fit and agile, as Dubrovnik Old Town is full of steps and cobble stones.
The whole experience.
Beautiful old building, excellent location, friendly and helpful staff. No.
The location. The discretion of the staff. The breakfast. The decor The smell from the sewage
Fantastic location in the Old City. Great breakfast. Friendly and helpful stff. Hard to find and only accessible on foot. Older folk with baggage would find thid hard to do. We arrived about 11 p.m. and had to walk through the Old City with our bags. Someone finally directed us and we did get there.
Access to nearby tourist attractions were excellent. Hotel staff (receptionists, restaurant staff, cleaning staff, et al) were very friendly. Good quality breakfast was provided at a restaurant facing a square....good ambiance. Suggestions by hotel receptionists on 1) opening times of tourist attractions and 2) restaurant recoccomendation, 3) airport transportation were not accurate. They were all very enthusiastic and friendly, though.
location..location...location The fact that it was my birthday and I was given a cake and a gift. A la carte breakfast included..Beautiful little Hotel not one complaint
Everything was really amazing and beautiful
The hotel was centrally located in the walled city with access to easy parking. Spacious room with included breakfast. The Staff were amazing, friendly and filled with information and recommendations. Super friendly and in a beautiful city. We liked every thing!
Perfect location in the middle of the old walled city. First rate modern accommodations you would expect in the best hotels. The proprietor, Pablo, was very attentive and assisted in arranging tours, airport transport, and recommending the best dining. Our room had a wonderful little balcony overlooking the quiet pedestrian street. Cafe literally right across the street, then becomes a night club. Nothing really. The location is right in the middle of town, so expect crowds and some late night noise.
Maja was very easy to get in touch with for questions and checking in. There were simple breakfast items, lots of printed information, fast Wi-Fi, and it was super clean and fresh feeling! There was also a small fridge so that we could store food. The location was AMAZING!! Right in the middle of the old town and up a very cute-plant lined staircase. As a heads up to new visitors to Dubrovnik-there are LOTS of stairs and terreced inclines. If you have mobility issues or loads of luggage this might not be the place for you. If you don't mind, defs give Two Friends a look, we loved it!
We had a nice stay, and the room was comfortable. Travelers should know they have to climb a lot of stairs to get to the house, so if you travel with a lot of luggage, this might not be your best choice. We use backpacks, so it wasn't too bad. The location is great if you want to be on the old city. The host is absolutely delightful. The mini fridge didn't seem to work. Also, the room in small, so if you like to spread out, you will find this a tight fit.


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Chief Keef is not going to jail for unpaid child support -- at least for the time being. According to TMZ, an Illionois judge told the rapper that if he paid $11,000 of the $20,900 he owes he won't be sent to prison. Keef quickly paid up, but he's not out of the woods yet. He is due back in court on December 10th to explain why he failed to show up for a child support hearing earlier this year. If he's found guilty of contempt, he could be sent back to jail.
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Thinking Out
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Feb. 1 2012
"The Cost of Comfort"
John Lachs, Centennial Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt
Lachs explores why many people today still feel unhappy even though they are living longer with better health than any previous generation. "The explanation must lie in the way institutional life shatters the natural unity of human acts, so that planning, action and enjoyment of the results fall to different groups of individuals," Lachs said. "The result is a growth of passivity and resistance to taking responsibility for our actions. We will look at whether there are ways to reduce the cost of our comfort."
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March 7, 2012
"Profane Apocalypse: The Zombie-Image as an Historical Symptom"
James Mcfarland, Assistant Professor of German at Vanderbilt.
James McFarland discusses a curious image from popular culture, familiar to most of us if rarely taken very seriously: the zombie-image. The image of a cannibalistic horde of reanimated corpses has its origins in Italian and American horror movies, but it now appears in cultural areas far removed from those traditions, often with satirical force. Both the satirical and the sensationalistic uses of this image are possible because of its inherent theological structure. From the margins of culture, the zombie-image raises questions of corporeal violence and public decency, of collective life and individual death.
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April 4 2012
"Terrorists are people too -- Legal and Moral Dimensions of Guantanamo Bay"
Michael A. Newton, Professor of the Practice of Law, Vanderbilt Law School
The detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba raises a host of controversies that have receded only slightly in the past decade. Professor Newton will discuss the transfer provisions for the detainees at Guantanamo, their treatment and current conditions, and the legal regime that will witness major trials beginning in early spring 2012. THE overarching historical and moral paradox is that the choice of Guantanamo Bay was predicated at the time [in 2001 shortly after the attacks in New York and Pennsylvania] as a location that would be wholly under executive control rather than the human rights regime. The world is a different place now, in part due to the ripples emanating from Guantanamo Bay.
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May 2 2012
"Recovering Lost Voices: Robert Penn Warren and the U.S. Civil Rights Movement."
Mona Frederick
Director, Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities,
at Vanderbilt
Kate Rattner
Activities Coordinator, Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities,
at Vanderbilt
In 1965, Warren published a book titled "Who Speaks for the Negro?" To research the book, he travelled across the U.S. in 1964 to interview men and women involved in the Civil Rights Movement. He interviewed nationally-known figures as well as people working in the trenches of the movement whose names might otherwise be lost to history. In each case, he recorded their conversations on a reel-to-reel tape recorder. Vanderbilt has recently completed a full digital archive related to his research that includes digitized copies of the conversations as well as copies of written materials related to his project. Anyone with access to the internet can now listen to these extraordinary conversations.
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Hapoel defender escaped Angolan terror attack
Emmanuel Mathias, Hapoel Petach Tikvah's Togolese defender, escaped the Angolan terror attack due to a lucky twist of fate.
Mathias, 23, would have been on the team bus that was gunned down by terrorists - leaving three Togo officials dead and several others injured - last Friday, had it not been for a clerical mix-up.
Having made five appearances for Togo, Mathias was named in the squad for the African Nations Cup but he did not make the final squad because his Israeli club were notified after the deadline about his selection and refused to release him.
Grieving in Israel this week, the player told the JC that there is no way the players could have taken part in the African Nations Cup after the attack.
"I think the team had to withdraw," he told our reporter. "The players would not have been able to concentrate after what happened."
Mathias said that he was devastated when he learned of the attack. "A journalist friend phoned me from Togo and told me to look on the internet. I couldn't sleep all night and of course that affected my performance when we lost 1-0 to Maccabi Tel Aviv the next day. I would really like to go home and be with
the lads and attend the funerals but I understand that Hapoel have important games in their battle against relegation and cannot do without me."
There are six Israeli based players participating in the African Nations Cup including all three of Nigeria's goalkeepers: Vincent Enyeama (Hapoel Tel Aviv), Dele Aiyenugba (Bnei Yehuda) and Austin Ejide (Hapoel Petach Tikvah), Ivory Coast goalkeeper Aristide Zogbo (Maccabi Netanya) as well as Zambian midfielder William Njovu (Hapoel Kiryat Shmona) and striker Emmanuel Mayuka (Maccabi Tel Aviv).
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A RAFFLE is being held to mark the end of term for Cumbria County Council's Chairman.
Alan Barry, who was instrumental in securing funding for dozens of defibrillators across the county, is signing off with a special grand draw featuring a host of great prizes.
Throughout his year in office Coun Barry has pulled out all the stops to maintain momentum for his defibrillator campaign.
And thanks to the support of the county's communities, rotary clubs, first responders and county councillors, funding for more than 60 was found.
"The support for the defibrillator campaign has been extraordinary," he said.
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"Each one of the defibrillators can and will save a life at some point and to think that we're all responsible for that is fantastic.
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The draw will take place on May 19.
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The State of Israel must now be more watchful of its security than ever, in the light of the recent assassination of the Jordanian Prime Minister by Egyptian agents, Binyamin Eliav, Consul-General of Israel in New York, declared at the opening session of the annual board of directors conference of Farband-Labor Zionist Order.
"The bomb in Amman," he stated, "provides ample proof that the dangers confronting Israel and the other independent nations of the Middle East continue unabated." Mr. Eliav emphasized that the assassination should jolt those interested in peace in this critical area of the world out of their complacency. The Jews of the world, in particular, he continued, must free themselves of the illusion that all is peaceful and stable on Isreal's borders.
Rabbi Irving Miller, chairman of the American Zionist Council, addressing the conference, said that American Zionism must set as its goal the "Zionization" of American Jewish life. Only in this way, he stressed, can the spiritual content of American Judaism be deepened and truly meaningful ties established between American Jewry and the State of Israel. "This process may take many years," Rabbi Miller said, "but it must be begun immediately."
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3Finally, brothers and sisters, pray for us, so that the word of the Lord may spread rapidly and be glorified everywhere, just as it is among you, 2and that we may be rescued from wicked and evil people; for not all have faith. 3But the Lord is faithful; he will strengthen you and guard you from the evil one. 4And we have confidence in the Lord concerning you, that you are doing and will go on doing the things that we command. 5May the Lord direct your hearts to the love of God and to the steadfastness of Christ.
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Back to Lincoln "The Last Train ride"
Lincolns Inaugural Train Journey
Indianapolis, IN When Lincoln left Springfield to start his inaugural journey on February 11, 1861, he paid an unforgettable tribute to his friends and neighbors known today as the Farewell Address. Lincoln spoke these famous words as he boarded a special Presidential train at the Great Western Railroad station, now a restored Lincoln visitor site. Robert Todd Lincoln would be the only family member to depart with the president-elect. He stopped, and spoke at several big cities along the way. The inaugural train left Springfield on February 11th. It then stopped at Indianapolis, Ohio the same day. Lincoln arrived at Cincinnati on the 12th, and Columbus, Ohio the 13th.
Columbus, OH February 12-his birthday--Lincoln has several other events in Indianapolis before resuming the journey. Mary and their two little boys, Willy and Tad, who had not been with them on the first leg to Indianapolis, join him here. Just outside of Indianapolis is Connor Prairie a living history museum that captures the life of 19th century settlers. Well stop here for a visit before continuing to Cincinnati where well visit the famous Lincoln Statue, the William Howard Taft National Historic Site, the Harriet Beecher Stowe Memorial, the U.S. Grant birthplace and home, and William Henry Harrisons tomb. Our last stop today, before Columbus is Zenia, OH the birthplace of the great Indian leader, Tecumseh.
Pittsburgh, PAWhile in Columbus Lincoln spoke at the State House where we will also visit . Our next stop is the home of James Thurber, American humorist and cartoonist most famous for his contributions to the New Yorker magazine. Just outside of Columbus are historic Indian Mounds and the Cy Young Memorial where we will briefly stop before continuing on to Pittsburgh where we will visit the site of the Monongahela House where Lincoln stayed and delivered a half-hour speech from the Smithfield Street balcony of his second floor room, prematurely reassuring the crowd that concerns for a looming civil war were unfounded: "There is no crisis but an artificial one." The train arrived at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on February 14th.
Lincoln proceeded to Buffalo
On February 18 several hundred well-wishers and military escort see Lincoln off on the train from Buffalo to Albany at 5:45 in the morning. The train stops in the New York towns of Batavia, Rochester, Clyde, Syracuse, Utica, Little Falls, Fonda, Amsterdam, and Schenectady on its way to Albany. In Albany, not a favorite stop for the Lincolns, the president elect consults with Thurlow Weed, speaks to a joint session of the legislature, dines in the Governors mansion, and stays the night at the Delavan House
"Lincoln kept up his activities for most of the evening before retiring to his room for a much needed sleep. Buffalo had "Lincoln Fever" and the fact that the great man was in the city kept the atmosphere lively throughout the night. The following morning, Lincoln and his party left the American Hotel in waiting carriages and drove without incident back to the Exchange Street Station. After arriving at the depot, Mr. Lincoln passed unattended through the files of the escort to the train, which left immediately. As the train pulled away, those in attendance saw Lincoln standing on the rear platform, bowing to the cheers of the crowd."
Thus ending the visit of Abraham Lincoln to the City of Buffalo. He would return four years later, however, in a completely different set of circumstances and the mood of the city would be nothing like it was in February of 1861. Four years is a long time for a country on the brink of a Civil War.
Lincoln then proceeded to New York on the 16th. The New York State cities of Rochester, Syracuse, and Utica were visited on the 18th. Mr. Lincoln arrived at the Albany State Capitol on the 19th. That same day there were stops along the Hudson River line at Poughkeepsie, Fishkill and Peekskill. The train traveled to New York City the same day.
Washington, DCIn Philadelphia Lincoln for first time the evening of February 21 learns of a plot on his life when his train is scheduled to pass through Baltimore. What follows is a cloak and dagger train of events. The famous detective, Allan Pinkerton, has uncovered the plot down the line and is cooperating with Lincolns top aides in a plan to smuggle the president-elect through Baltimore alone and safely into Washington, separate from the train and the rest of his party. Lincoln is advised of the plan in Philadelphia and agrees to go along with it, but only after he has fulfilled his commitment to participate in the planned ceremony in historic Independence Hall in Philadelphia the next day (the 22nd) and move on schedule to Harrisburg, the state capital to speak to the legislature and fulfill his commitments there later that same day. That done, he is indeed smuggled back into Philadelphia, accompanied by a body guard and Pinkerton, on through Baltimore, and safely delivered disguised in Washington in the early morning February 23.
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[Course] Florea, Adina Magda
Multi-agent Systems.
The course covers: definitions of intelligent agents and multi-agent systems, reasoning about agents' knowledge and beliefs, the BDI architecture, coordination mechanisms and distributed planning, high-level communication, automated negotiation, MAS learning, and intelligent agents in the Internet. The course comprises several exemplary MAS architectures and applications that emphasize the motivations for choosing the agent paradigm and the specific solution for solving a particular problem.
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This is a wonderful pudding/custard that we all enjoyed. I used intant de-caf coffee instead of the expresso powder but I don't think it made any difference in the taste. I cooked the custard in a a one-quart casserole dish (instead of individual custards) and cooked it for about one hour instead of the time stated in the recipe but it came out perfect. Next time I will try it with custard cups instead. Thanks Evelyn for posting this keeper custard recipe.
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- 3 ounces best-quality semisweet chocolate, chopped coarse
- 3⁄4 cup heavy cream
- 1 1⁄4 cups milk
- 6 tablespoons sugar
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons instant espresso powder
- 6 large egg yolks
- 1 large whole egg
- whipped cream (optional)
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- Preheat oven to 320 degrees F.
- Melt chocolate over low heat.
- In a saucepan, combine cream, milk and 2 tblsps sugar and bring to bare simmer, stirring occasionally.
- In a small bowl combine 2 tblsps of the milk mixture with the espresso powder and stir into the milk mixture with the chocolate.
- In a large bowl, whisk together the egg yolks, egg, and remaining ¼ cup sugar for 1 minute, or until the mixture is blended well.
- Add milk mixture in a stream, whisking, and strain through a fine sieve into a large measuring cup.
- Spoon off the froth and pour into six 5-ounce custard cups.
- Cover cups with foil.
- Arrange cups in a baking pan and pour hot water around them to reach halfway up sides.
- Bake for 20-25 minutes, or until just set.
- Remove from oven, let cups sit in hot water for 10 minutes, remove, and let cool completely.
- Chill 3 hours and garnish with a dollop of whipped cream, if desired.


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Well I think it started out with all the broken campaign promises. It would take me pages of space to write all of my grievances with the man.
Here's a question what has he done right? Does it seem like any of his actions have brought the country closer together?Has he done anything about the economy other than hire a shift load of TSA agents and Irs agents? Has he gone after his political opponents in obvious abuses of power. Will You be able to afford obamacare or will you be paying a fine like me? Because you still can't afford government healthcare but are now punished for not being able to? What has the man done for you? Or do you just like him for his seemingly great public speaking skills?
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Another reason I point the finger at him is because he has a tone in the country of no accountability for government agencies. If you as an employee of the government try to point out corrupt practices of whoever you are working with he has made sure you're going to pay the price. I still think he was better than what the republicans offered, but only because I think we would be in more wars. He sounded like a good man when he was running in 08 and could have been a good president. The sad thing is I believe he knows what is good and what is wrong and has done the opposite of what he told us he was going to do. So please explain why you don't understand why people hate him, and please tell us why you still love him. Also I am not a bigot or racist so don't even go there.
Grow some balls and admit that you were wrong about him.
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grow a fucking brain and mull over what has been said decide for "yourself" if that is possible.
you are given two choices the one is always kind of "fucked up" Americans (and others) are easily lead like sheep. Where do you think the term "Sheeple" comes from?
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Susan Leibovitz Steinman
Susan Leibovitz Steinman salvages materials directly from community waste streams to construct public art installations that connect common daily experiences to broader social issues. Projects include conceptual sculpture gardens that meld art, ecology and community action. Her website traces more than 15 years of art work in the public domain -- sculpture steeped in historical conceptual, performance, feminist and activist political art movements.
"Over the last dozen plus years, the [largescale public] Artscape projects have increased in scale and complexity. Most are temporary, and involve community participation or audience interaction. Designed for multiple functions and meanings, the aspiration is aesthetically dynamic, conceptually relevant artworks that function as educational greenscape models of biointensive gardening, bioremediation, reclamation and recycling. A more mercurial double-sided goal is to critique precarious ecological and social situations and still, to constructively seed hope through action."
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I still remember my first love. She had blonde hair, blue eyes and a great smile. I had no idea why she was interested in me. I was a late bloomer, unable to form proper sentences around girls until my senior year in high school. That's when I met Natalie, a sophomore from the French high school on the other side of town. We dated for three months, and I was convinced that our love would last forever. As with most high school love stories, ours ended badly. When she told me that she'd met someone else, I acted with as much class as I could and wished her well. I cried for days, completely and utterly devastated. Even now, twenty four years later, I still recall those heady moments of first love, the utter absorption of it, the dominating urge to be with her every waking moment. Dan Stockman's debut novel, Brood X, not only reminded me of what that first love felt like, it drew me back to that time. Back to the times with Natalie at the YMCA and at the drive-in. At my parents' house and my room in the basement and the hours spent on the phone.
As Brood X opens, we're introduced to Andy Gardner, a thirty four year old manager in a cabinet making company going nowhere. He hates his life and broods often about his failed marriage, his lame house, his rundown car. If there's a suburban hell for a divorced single man, Andy has found it. Worse, he's aware of his failings to the point that he's not sure why he bothers to get up in the morning. When Scarlett, the pretty single mother from next door comes knocking, he cannot fathom why she'd be interested in him. He surprises himself by not pushing her away, by revealing life and humour, two things he was certain he'd lost.
As their relationship grows, however, he begins to dwell on the most impactful relationship of his life, his summer romance as a seventeen year old with Ashley. They'd been perfect together, in love in the way we are at that age without complications or hang ups or baggage. But she'd disappeared, moved away on the last day of that fateful summer without a word, as if she'd never existed. It had changed him in a way he didn't understand, had driven him to decisions he'd made later, decisions he'd always regretted.
Andy is certain that if his relationship with Scarlett is going to survive, he must find out what happened. Why had Ashley left so abruptly? Where had she gone? And where was she now? He sets out to find her, knowing that his future depends on this, everything from his relationship with Scarlett to the man he wants to become. He has been given a second chance to rediscover his first love. If he can just make the past right, or at least, make sense of it, perhaps he can figure out his purpose and start over.
Of all the things that Stockman does well in Brood X, perhaps what he does best is his evocation of young love. There are moments, particularly in the scenes with Ashley and Andy, that you feel their craving for one another, their desperately joyous need for each other, their certainty within the moment. I've yet to read another novel that has brought me so forcefully back to my own past, to my days as an awkward teenager when that certainty was needed to overcome my lack of experience and knowledge about the world and the crashing waves of possibilities that threatened to drown me with every choice.
Good storytelling takes us away, allows us to go someplace and visit new people in different places. Allows us to be someone else for a while. Great storytelling provides an escape as well, but also takes us back or drives us forward. Great storytelling not only tells us a new story, but somehow merges it with our own so that when we're finished, we're no longer quite the same. That character's story becomes part of our story. It is in this mingling that great fiction reveals its power.
Stockman, an award winning journalist, hooks you with Andy's journey, and what starts slowly as a hissing, clattering train, picks up momentum until you're screeching past the grassy fields in a locomotive, whistling for everything to get out of the way until the end arrives, squealing and gasping, hoping for a moment that everyone will just be quiet so you can catch your breath. And in the quiet after, when your breathing has returned to normal, you're taken through Andy's journey again, only this time you are able to move slowly. Contemplatively. Watching for the sights and sounds that are both new and old. This time you can smile at the faded memories, or dwell on the receding sadness of those days.
As much as I loved Brood X, it does have its faults. The chapter spent from the perspective of the cicadas doesn't work, and while I appreciated what the author was trying to do, it comes too late in the book and feels unnecessary. There are prose issues in the first few chapters, sentences that don't work or needed another pass, and the dialogue falls flat at times, particularly within the first half of the novel. This is not a literary work of beautiful grammarian construction, though it does have a few stunning moments of lyricism that suggest this is an issue of time, rather than ability.
In the end, however, the criticisms are quibbles. This is an astonishing debut. Somewhere in its juxtaposition of accessibility, excellent storytelling and poignancy, Brood X shakes us with surprising power. That moment we all feel when we have witnessed a great story, when we wish only to sit and reflect for a while. Think about who we are and how we got here. Think about the future and where we're headed. And when the journey is complete, we know, as Andy does, that everything will be different when we reach the end.
****(Out of five)
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2008 Annual Meeting Ballot (PDF)
BRIDGEPORT, Pa. -- The 2008 Collegiate Water Polo Association Annual Meeting on June 4 will be hosted at a new site this year, the Hampton Inn-Plymouth Meeting:
Host Hotel:
Hampton Inn - Plymouth Meeting
2055 Chemical Road
Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 19462
To reserve a room for Tuesday night (June 3), contact Laura Lotz (Sales Manager) at 610-567-0900.
All varsity teams should have a representative in attendance. Clubs may attend but are not required.
- 9:00-10:45 Women's Varsity Meeting
- 11:00-11:15 Election of Board of Directors
- 11:15-12:30 Lunch (Board of Directors will meet at this time)
- 12:45-2:00 General Session I-Strategic Plan/Annual Report
- 2:15-3:30 General Session II-Proposals/Officiating
- 3:45-5:00 Men's Varsity Meeting


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WEYMOUTH Reserves manager Jake Richmond has expressed his gratitude to everyone who made his team's Family Fun Day a resounding success.
A total of £780 was raised for Richmond's reserves at the event and that will now go towards purchasing new equipment and training aids.
Richmond also thanked those that volunteered to help on the day, as well as Pascal Ryan and his staff at the Famous Old Spa in Weymouth for hosting the fundraiser for a second time.
"They worked their socks off for us and made everyone feel very welcome," said Richmond.
"Without their support I couldn't run the reserve set up as successfully as I do."
Attractions including a bouncy castle, face painting, penalty shoot-out, raffle, barbecue and Race Night kept everyone entertained on a glorious day.


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Nostalgic trip back to Boogie Wonderland
Tuesday 12th February, 2013 - Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
By Dawn Bond
Boogie Nights — The 70s Musical In ConcertANDY ABRAHAM, Gareth Gates, Louisa Lytton, Chico and Shane Richie Junior in Boogie Nights. (pic by Linda Lusardi)
There was a real party atmosphere when Boogie Nights — The 70s Musical In Concert took to the stage at the Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, on Tuesday.
The packed audience, ranging from young children to pensioners, danced, clapped and sang the night away as the energetic and enthusiastic cast of singers, dancers and musicians, took them on a nostalgic trip back in time when flares, afros, tank tops, denim and great music were all the rage.
Shane Richie Junior plays womaniser Roddy, a role made famous by his dad many years ago.
He wowed the crowd with his version of Elton John's Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word, backed by The Osmonds.
Gareth Gates was excellent as Roddy's best mate, Dean, dressed in a green and white striped suit.
He belted out Spirit In The Sky, Puppy Love with The Osmonds and a sweet emotional version of If You Leave Me Now.
Chico was great as geek Terry, wearing a tank top and sporting glasses. Heowed us he could flex his pecs in Kung Fu Fighting, stripped for YMCA, and gyrated his way through lots of dance numbers, even paying tribute to the late Michael Jackson.
Andy Abraham, wearing a psychedelic jacket was nightclub owner Spencer, and proved he had a soulful voice to match.
Louisa Lytton, dressed in some very tight hot pants and boob tube, was love interest Debs.
The stars of the show, however, were The Osmonds — Merrill, Jay and Jimmy — who not only sang their own Proud One, Love Me For A Reason, One Bad Apple and Crazy Horses but performed some of their favourite 70s hits, whipping the crowd into a frenzy.
The best Boogie Night ever — DAB.
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Payments recently have included $22 million to Al Qaeda in Yemen for the release of Swiss, Austrian and Finnish hostages.
Fair Play seems to resemble the life that Jansson lived with her partner, the Finnish artist Tuulikki Pietila.
But it was the Helsinki Birth Cohort of 1934-1944 that allowed more than 6,000 Finnish women to be studied.
"We did not help the Germans," snaps Kent Nadbornik, the chairman of the Finnish Jewish Veterans Guild.
At a Finnish school, Ripley interviews a teacher who articulates this way of thinking.
Selma, my whilom Finnish friend, was having her banns published.
A Finnish bath once taken by man or woman can never be forgotten!
Contact with Finnish earth gives him back into his own hands.
No language, perhaps, is richer in sayings than the Finnish.
She concluded that she must be entering some Finnish settlement.


text: And when you fail at it, that's somehow a 'good sign'? Bizarro-land. This is one of the most ridiculous pieces of absolute nonsense I have ever read. Congratulations. You 'like it', I'll take 'not'. You lower your standards and spin 8-8 as 'improvement', but don't try to drag me down with you. NFL seasons, and coaches, are mesaured by wins and losses. Not in 'trying real hard' or in 'effort'. You either win or you don't. Moral victories are for losers, or people making excuses. 8-8 to 8-8 is not improvement, not by a longshot. Desparation by this fanbase has reached new lows.


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I am not originally from this country. I love living here but it has been hard to get use to some systems, especially school with my 4 year old.
He started preschool two years ago and then we made him repeat the same level of preschool since he was right on the cut off Sep/20.
Now he just turn 4 and he is in the intermediates (pre-k) class. I am just not used to the feedback they are giving me in school. I know sending them to school earlier helps to create some taste about what is school about and all the things they have to do, but i still believe that 4 years old like to play and sometimes do not focus all the attention in a class. At least it is what i think and I have seen. Every time I ask the teacher how he is doing she says that he is a great kid, he does his work and he is very polite, fiendly and playful but the only PROBLEM is that he doesn't focus sometimes when the teacher is giving instructions specially in the art class. He has never like artsy stuff, he is a boy and likes a lot of drama play, runs and reads all the time.
It is kinf of bothering me that feedback... because they say that is a PROBLEM...the way I see it is: he is a fresh 4 year old, boy and playful and to me it is totally normal sometimes he doesn't want to pay attention. I am not saying that he is careless about the class but I think that in a big class and art class it is difficult for him just to be seated and quite. Sometimes I feel that the teacher expect the kids to be 100% the way they want, militarized and without any personality.
I respect teachers sspecially preschool and kinder-g since they have to work with really young kids...i guess any age is difficult to work with but do you think I really need to worry about my son no paying attention sometimes because he wants to play with his friends?...I tell him that he needs to respect the teacher and always listen and he comes home with beautiful crafts and art work.
do you think he has an problem with focusing or paying attention?
I feel that I am paying for a "daycare" for what they do sometimes in his school but sometimes I feel they want them to behave like little soldiers and don't let them be free a little.
I am from Europe and the way I perceive the preschool system at least it is kind of estrict...
Please do not attack me I am saying something wrong...I am just asking for your point of view.
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**UPDATE: Read this post about treating cellulite in the gym to learn why rolling pins are a useful part of an effective anti-cellulite strategy. They are basically a mini foam roller, which therapists and physical trainers have been using for years to improve circulation (a classic cause of cellulite).
I recently went to dinner with an old high school friend I had reconnected with over Facebook. As often seems to happen with me, the conversation eventually turned to the subject of cellulite (would you expect anything less from your trusty cellulite analyst?).
My friend wanted to know all about the lymphatic system and fluoride and how I figured out it was causing my cystic acne. Then, she told an interesting cellulite story of her own.
A few years back, my friend frequented a particular tanning salon. One day, she was paying for her session as another customer was leaving. This particular customer had legs so flawless my friend couldn't help but notice them. Not an ounce of cellulite!
After the woman left, the salon owner told my friend the secret to her client's stunning legs. How did she keep them in such good shape? She used a rolling pin! This woman woke up each morning and ran a rolling pin over her legs to keep them vibrant and healthy.
I have to admit, after I heard this story I was quick to track down my rolling pin and test it out. The rolling felt surprisingly good on the cellulite regions, much better than those little massagers on the back of some body brushes.
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Well, this has got to be the easiest methods to try out. No expensive creams or gadgets–almost everyone already has a rolling pin in the kitchen! Except now I'm going to be keeping my rolling pin in my bedroom if this works… 😉
Please let me know how it goes, Elizabeth! I am dying to try it out consistently, but I'm starting to use this cellulite cream for a product review –I don't want to start two different treatments at the same time because I won't know which one to attribute any results to. Let me know if you are serious about trying it. Would love to have a fellow cellulite investigator write a guest post about this one!
After reading a post from a fellow CI reader (can't seem to find it now, sorry!) where she mentioned asking her husband to use a rolling pin on her legs, I've spent the last few days thinking 'does the rolling pin help?' and planning on bringing it up in CI. So thanks, Melissa… this post was perfect timing for me! I'm going to give it a go too. I'll give up the dry brushing for a couple of weeks, so it's a bit more like a proper test (although I won't give up my coconut oil). I'll keep you posted, and look forward to your feedback too, Elizabeth.
That's funny, Amaryllis. Maybe you were thinking of the anonymous comment on this post: Request For Information: Does Cellulite Hurt?". She is the one that reminded me to post this story from my friend.
Apparently, it's not that crazy of an idea. There's a lot of hits when you google "Rolling pin cellulite". Let us know how it goes, Amaryllis. Maybe we can include it in a sequel to your Cellulite Story?
I'll definitely give it a whirl, Melissa. I always have that problem when I'm experimenting with healing treatments and whatnot, I always try more than one at once and then I wonder which one's making the most difference. Guess I should be more patient and try one thing at a time, lol.
Great, Elizabeth! I'm looking forward to hearing what you think of it. When trying a new treatment, it seems impossible to limit the factors to just one even when I try really hard. We just moved into a new house, so of course there are all kinds of new things here (different water, etc). No fluoroderma outbreaks at all here (yippee!!), so I hope to see more improvements in the cellulite department, too.
Did you happen to run into any specific methods for using the rolling pin? It doesn't seem too hard but I was wondering if you knew of any specific technique.
You're right, it seems straightforward. I would just make sure to roll up the leg (in the direction of lymph flow). This article suggests using a one-handed rolling pin, but I think a normal rolling pin would work just as well:
Interesting…I've never thought of using a rolling pin on anything but cookie dough, but I could see how this might work.
I'd be willing to give a whirl!
I'm already missing my dry brushing, which makes my skin much smoother and healthier feeling and improves circulation. The rolling pin doesn't feel so good and sometimes hurts on my outer thighs. Am going to keep rolling but am going to have to go back to dry brushing at the same time. I'm not a good cellulite investigator… I flake out after 48 hours!
No worries! It's virtually impossible to only test one variable at a time. You've probably been dry brushing for long enough to know how your body reacts to it and what results to attribute to something new. It's so important to listen to your body. If it's telling you the rolling doesn't feel right, maybe it's not the best approach for you. But I am glad to hear the dry brushing is still helping!
You're right, Melissa, I think I will be able to tell if the changes are due to the rolling. Thanks for your advice!
Anytime! You know I love strategizing about the blight!
I actually did this to myself last year because I am a heavy woman and the arms of my computer chair were making dents into my legs. I got the idea based on the premise of the Vela-shape machine and how it rolls over the cellulite pockets and smooths things out. Well the target areas I wanted to correct were pretty firm and when I started to use the rolling pin it made the skin more supple feeling underneath. In other words, it worked to knead out the fat bump and smooth it out. I really recommend trying it of you have say a pouch of fat on the saddle bag area or something that is stubborn and see how it works.
So interesting, Nicole! Thanks for sharing your experience. Did you notice any reduction in cellulite, too? I've been using the rolling pin on my legs again recently, and I'm amazed how easy it is to feel areas of congestion. I thought the pain associated with my cellulite was completely gone, but when I use the rolling pin I can tell it's still tender in certain spots –mostly at the cluster of lymph nodes on my inner thigh. At least now I can only feel it with the rolling pin, and not when I'm lying still in bed (which was the case when I first launched The Cellulite Investigaiton). I'll keep at it. Thanks again for your comment!
So, should we roll up towards the butt, or down towards the knee when we do our thighs?
That's a good question, Liz. I haven't found an authoritative source for directions on this. I've been rolling back and forth, just like you would do with a foam roller. For a video demonstration, see Foam Rollers: Another Option for Rolling Out Cellulite. I hope that helps!
Tried the pin and foam roller and they do work to flatten out the fat nodules but for me must b vigorous as hard as possible to c results. My cellulite is bad and nothing works except hard massage like this to break up the hard fat nodules.


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That sounds absolutely Delicious! We will definitely be making this recipe!!!
Smile. Hope you enjoy it, Lucy. Happy New Year to you and your family.
Spareribs are one of my all time favorite foods! I plan to try this recipe this weekend. Thank you!
Hope you like them, Robyn.
They look great. I am not a big boiler of ribs. I'd rather wrap them in tinfoil or even saran wrap, and then slow cook them for hours. Less mess and less pans. Yours however looked phenomenal.
Kent, hi, I've never thought to wrap before putting them in the slow cooker. Are you sure it is safe to use tin foil due to the aluminum and the saran wrap can also leach out chemicals. Just thinking, but I could be wrong. I think it is a much better idea to use the slow cooker - the ribs will be more tender. I don't like the odor from boiling.
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Former Senator John Kyl to moderate panel on immigration reform – April 19
Political, business and non-profit leaders gather to propose and discuss practical solutions
WHAT: A panel discussion exploring the complexities surrounding immigration reform, including its timing, feasibility and potential scope. Border security, the path to citizenship, and visas for individuals working in STEM-related fields are among the topics to be addressed. This forum is part of Arizona State University's The Challenges Before Us project, created to tackle some of the many challenges facing society today. These forums are designed to open a dialogue between experts, practitioners and the community at large. Eight, Arizona PBS will broadcast the event live on Eight World, channel 8.3. For more information visit: http://forum.asu.edu/forum/immigration-reform.
WHO: Arizona State University and Eight, Arizona PBS host this event, featuring forum moderator John Kyl, U.S. Senator for Arizona, 1995-2013 and Distinguished Fellow in Public Service, ASU College of Public Programs; panelists Glenn Hamer, President and CEO, Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Tamar Jacoby, President & CEO, ImmigrationWorks, USA; Lisa Magaña, Associate Professor, School of Transborder Studies, ASU; Bill Montgomery, Maricopa County Attorney; Daniel R. Ortega, Attorney at Law, Ortega Law Firm, P.C.; and Scott Smith, Mayor, City of Mesa, with opening remarks by ASU President Michael Crow.
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WHEN: Friday, April 19 from 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Light refreshments available at 10:45 a.m., all guests must be seated by 11:15 a.m., program begins promptly at 11:30 a.m., broadcast live on Eight World, channel 8.3.)
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A Simplified Look at the Scoring System
By Shirlee Whitcomb
The WGI scoring system credits both the performer and the designer. The close relationship between the design and the performers is quite simple. Without the design, there is nothing for the students to perform. Without the performers, the design does not exist. The blend of the two is inseparable and fully interdependent. What the students are given is their "curriculum" and how they do it, is their achievement. For that reason, each score sheet is divided into considerations of both what and how.
The scoring system is designed to mirror the process the designers follow in creating the color guard show. First the design team has a "concept" or a plan for a program. Next, they "structure" that plan (much like an architect would draw up plans for a building). Finally they detail the plan with the visual language of Color Guard (the equipment and movement vocabulary & role or identity of the guard). Then the training prepares the students to handle and achieve all of the elements within their show.
Five judges view the show with specialized focus. Two judges evaluate the Effect of the program. This caption embodies all components of the show such as the effect of the staging, equipment/body moments, musicality, and originality/imagination and entertainment quality. This same judge rewards the ability of the performers to communicate the program to the audience and the judge.
One judge evaluates the mechanical and artistic quality of the design of staging, equipment and body. The judge also credits the technical and expressive achievement of the performers. This individual is the Ensemble Analysis judge.
The equipment judge, measures the depth, range and variety of the equipment challenges, commonly referred to as the equipment vocabulary. At the same time, the students are credited based on the depth of their technical and expressive training and the degree of achievement of the material they are performing.
In the exact same way, the movement judge measures the depth, range and variety of the movement challenges, commonly referred to as the movement vocabulary. At the same time, the students are credited based on the depth of their technical and expressive training and the degree of achievement of the material they are performing.
The GE judges and the Ensemble judge view the program from the highest vantage point in the competition venue in order to see and credit the "whole" of the show. The equipment and movement judges are much closer to the performers in order to see the training and technique demonstrated by the performers.
The combination of these considerations produces a full assessment of both what the students are performing as well as how well they are achieving.


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Amy Winehouse's Life Celebrated By Dionne Bromfield One Year After Death
Remembered as one of the greatest artists of her time, friends and family celebrated the life of Amy Winehouse this afternoon (July 23).
One year ago, the 27-year-old singer was found dead from alcohol poisoning in her London apartment. Her family released a statement honoring "a daughter and sister that meant the world" to them earlier on Monday.
The British singer's father, Mitch Winehouse, wrote to The Huffington Post and said that he misses his daughter, "more than I can say."
Mitch added, ""Sometimes listening to Amy's music helps me; sometimes it makes me feel more sad. I miss Amy more than I can say. When I've finished writing this I'm going to sit down with a cup of tea and listen to Amy's recording of 'The Nearness of You.'"
Amy's goddaughter, Dionne Bromfield, held a prayer service in front of the late singer's London flat and was joined by fans and family to pay their respects.
In an interview with Reuters on Sunday (July 22), Miss Bromfield mentioned the service saying, "It's sad, it's really sad but you know, she was an amazing girl, especially to me and we'll definitely be celebrating her life."
She also wrote a tribute to Miss Winehouse, which read:
I believe in angels the kind that heaven sends
Amy you are surrounded by angels who are your friends.
Its been a year since you left and I still think about you everyday.
I might not show emotion in public but i just love and miss you
in my own special way, like when we were alone together.
I think of your face and tears roll from my eyes, you were my
inspiration, my mentor, my biggest fan my one true confidante
you were my world.
I know your in a better place and you were to young to die that is what
hurts so much. God broke our hearts to prove he took the best.
God gave you a special gift as sweet as can be your own precious
angels to watch over you.
There is one thing thats plain to see, that one day we will meet again
until then you will always remain in my heart as I write this I sit and
cry remembering the good times and the last time we were together.
The fun we had and you dancing on stage with me, the big hug and
kisses you gave me.
No matter what people say to me you were the best! you had a heart of gold
with so much kindness sometimes I pinch myself and wish you would come back
I will never forget you! Amy you are my best friend, I love you so much. ♥
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By Howard Hurlbut
Guest columnist
Of all California counties with 100,000 or more elementary school pupils, San Bernardino County recorded the greatest truancy rate at 28.3 percent last year.
Riverside County had the next highest truancy rate with 23.9 percent. San Luis Obispo County had the state's overall highest rate (30.2 percent), but enrolled only 18,908 pupils.
Truancy is defined as being absent for 30 minutes or more three or more times per year without a valid excuse.
One million California elementary pupils are truant every year, damaging their academic performance and costing schools $1.4 billion dollars annually.
The California District Attorney's office conducted the study, after Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris learned of the high correlation between criminals and dropouts who were truant beginning in elementary school.
The study recommended that schools contact the parents of truants immediately and meet to connect them with school and community resources to help address underlying problems.
Student loan defaulting highest in two decades
Recent college students are defaulting on federal loans at the highest rate since 1995 — one student in seven after three years.
As a group, for-profit schools, the most famous being the University of Phoenix, have the worst default rates of any colleges — one default per five students after three years.
At private colleges and universities, only one student in 12 defaults, even though these institutions charge by far the highest tuition.
Many for-profit schools receive more than 80 percent of their revenue from federal loans and grants.
The for-profit sector enrolls only 13 percent of students, yet contributes to 47 percent of loan defaults.
Where most banks define defaults as accounts delinquent for 60 days, the Department of Education allows 270 days before declaring a debt in default.
Millions of eligible students appear unaware of three programs the Obama administration has introduced to help manage debt and avoid default.
These three debt-relief programs are (1) Income-Based Repayment, (2) Income-Contingent Repayment, and (3) Pay As You Earn.
Nearly 39 million student borrowers are in debt for more than $1 trillion. This burden is expected to weaken the U.S. economy for years to come.
Naval exercises endanger coastal marine mammals
A U.S. District Court judge has ruled that a federal agency erred in approving U.S. Navy training exercises off the coast of California, Oregon, and Washington.
The judge ruled that the National Marine Fisheries Service failed to use the best scientific data available when it authorized the Navy's use of sonar in coastal waters.
By ignoring the latest science, the agency underestimated the level of harm posed to federally protected and endangered marine mammals.
It is estimated that the vessels' sonar pings would harass, injure, or deafen 130,000 whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, and sea lions each year.
No explanation was given why the Navy could not move its training exercises farther offshore.
Majority of voters want to end Bullet Train plan
A majority of Californians polled said they wanted the state's Bullet Train project stopped because they view it as a waste of money.
Statewide, 52 percent of the respondents wanted the project halted. Only 43 percent favored continuing it.
Even more respondents (63 percent) said they would seldom or never use the Bullet Train. Most would rather fly or drive from Los Angeles to the Bay Area.
The $68 billion program is a year behind schedule and is still facing lawsuits regarding its route and its effect on the environment.
Even in the Central Valley, where the railway is to be constructed first, 59 percent of the people want it killed.
Former state Sen. Quentin Kopp, one of the first proponents of the Bullet Train, now opposes it, citing "a general disbelief of the (rail) authority leadership."
Dan Schnur, director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at USC, said "The best thing for (Gov.) Brown is to have one of the lawsuits stop the project until he leaves office."
In an earlier poll, 59 percent of respondents said they would now vote against high speed rail if it were on the ballot again.
Should voters have a 2nd chance on props?
The Bullet Train plan is not the first ballot initiative to elicit buyer's remorse by voters soon after the election.
This is because propositions are often so complex and highly promoted by wealthy special interests that voters may not realize what they are approving.
What if any initiative that failed to receive a 2/3 majority vote the first time on the ballot were required to obtain at least a majority vote at the next year's election to become law?
It isn't as if our initiative process couldn't use some improvement.
Howard Hurlbut is an emeritus professor of the University of Redlands and a resident of Redlands.
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Chicago's airports closed, NFL game interrupted; warnings issued for southwestern Ontario
An overturned car rests on top of tree branches and other rubble northeast of Washington, Ill., on Sunday, Nov. 17. Intense thunderstorms spawning tornadoes swept across the Midwest on Sunday.
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A mattress is wrapped around a stripped tree in Washington, Ill., Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013. Intense thunderstorms and tornadoes swept across the Midwest, causing extensive damage in several central Illinois communities while sending people to their basements for shelter.
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An active tornado is seen through a window as it touches down in Washington, Illinois on November 17, 2013, in this combination of three still images captured from a video courtesy of Anthony Khoury.
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Firefighters survey the damage in Washington, Ill., Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013.
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Extensive damage to homes and vehicles is pictured in the aftermath of a tornado that touched down in Washington, Illinois on November 17, 2013 in this photo courtesy of Anthony Khoury.
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A Washington firefighter peers into the home of a fellow firefighter whose home was destroyed when a tornado swept through Washington, Ill., Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013.
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A tornado 2 miles west of Flatville, Ill., moves northeast at 12:51pm. The tornado damaged many farm buildings and homes on its way to Gifford, Ill., where scores of houses were devastated.
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Demolished homes and vehicles in the Devonshire Subdivision in Washington, Ill., on Nov. 17, 2013.
Firefighters stand in the middle of Devonshire Street on the north side of Washington, Ill., after a tornado leveled at least fifty homes, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013. High winds that followed the tornado are causing danger as homeowners and emergency workers try to search homes.
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Sutter Health President and CEO Pat Fry Appointed Board Chair for VHA Inc.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 10, 2011 - Sutter Health President and CEO Pat Fry has been appointed Chair of the Board of Directors for VHA Inc., a national network of more than 13,500 not-for-profit health systems and hospitals. Through VHA's collaborative network, members share best practices that help advance clinical outcomes and improve efficiency.
Having served on VHA's Board of Directors since 2009, Fry assumes this one-year position during a pivotal time in the transformation of health care nationwide. Fry also serves as immediate Past Chair of the California Hospital Association Board of Directors, having led advocacy efforts statewide in 2010 to ensure hospitals continue to meet the growing needs of patients while striving to make health care more affordable.
Since 1977, Texas-based VHA has offered its members vital tools and resources to help improve clinical and financial performance, all with an eye toward improving patient care and reducing costs. Member resources include tools for spend analytics, comparative clinical management, facility and service line benchmarking dashboards, value scorecards and others. To learn more about VHA, visit www.VHA.com.
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CAR crime has gone down a lot in Cirencester since prolific criminal Craig Russell was arrested, a judge commented today.
Russell, 43, who has made 76 previous court appearances for 189 offences, was appearing at Gloucester crown court for burglary and drugs offences.
He pleaded guilty to having M-Cat with intent to supply, possession of heroin, cannabis, and Subutex, and burgling a Cirencester hair salon.
He also admitted that the offences were committed in breach of a conditional discharge - and that most of them were while he was on bail.
However, defence solicitor Claire Malvern urged the court to consider releasing Russell, of Gibson Court, Watermoor, with a suspended sentence.
She said he had overcome his drug habit and seemed more intent on staying clear of crime than she had ever seen when representing him in the past.
But Judge Jamie Tabor QC said "He has offended so regularly for so long that to pass a suspended sentence would just be putting off the evil day.
"He has a personality which is highly susceptible to drug addiction."
He added "I understand car crime has gone down a lot in Cirencester since he was arrested!"
The judge jailed Russell for a total of 14 months.
Prosecutor Janine Wood said that on 19th Sept last year Russell was stopped by police in London road, Cirencester. He had 16.4 grams of M-Cat on him worth £340 and he was carrying £435 in cash.
Messages on his iPhone showed he had been arranging drug dealing meetings.
Police bailed him and three days later he was arrested again and found to have a small wrap of heroin on him and a wrap of cannabis protruding from his backside.
Bailed again, he was next arrested on 11th December when he was carrying two and a half tablets of heroin substitute Subutex.
Police bailed him once more and on 14th January he broke into Lime Hairdressers in Cirencester, smashing a rear toilet window to get in.
He took the petty cash tin and a box of tips for staff - a total of about £300, said Ms Wood.
Police found a bloody tissue in the salon and his DNA was on it.
Manager Adele Barton had been put to a lot of inconvenience arranging repairs and installing security bars to protect her staff, who she felt were vulnerable, said the prosecutor.
Miss Malvern argued that Russell was now at a point in his life after 14 years of drug abuse where he wanted to get clean and stay out of trouble.
But Judge Tabor told him "Everything has been tried with you and nothing has worked. You are what is termed a prolific offender. I can find no reason to hope that if given a rehabilitative sentence today it would work.
"You have been causing great inconvenience and some anguish and discomfort."


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Long Road Studios, a collective group of clay artists, will have a grand opening of their new permanent gallery at 4860 Macon Highway, Bishop, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday.
The event features live music, food by Rooter's BarBQ, complimentary drinks and desserts, and games. The gallery features pottery and clay sculptures by Long Road artists Jorie Berman, Laura Cooper, Juana Gnecco, Nancy Green, Kendall Steele, Melanie Sgrignoli and Caryn van Wagtendonk. Also available will be beer ware by Red Wolf Growlers, textiles by Sarah Parker, handcrafted soaps by Lisa Pickett and jewelry by Jim Norton.
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Fracture, stress: A fracture caused by repetitive stress, as may occur in sports, strenuous exercise, or heavy physical labor. Stress fractures are especially common in the metatarsal bones of the foot, particularly in runners. Osteoporosis increases the possibility of stress fractures. Treatment includes rest, disuse, and sometimes splinting or casting to prevent reinjury during healing.
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