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Whether you dice it, bake it or enjoy it with a yummy glaze, butternut squash is a seasonal favorite in many fall dishes.
Whether you dice it, bake it or enjoy it with a yummy glaze, butternut squash is a seasonal favorite in many fall dishes.
While a simple way to enjoy it might be to add diced squash to a fall salad or bake it with brown sugar, we've found tons of bloggers using it in creative recipes like soups, toasadas and even hand pies. Its sweet, yet nutty taste brings an amazing flavor and textural addition to any dish.
What is your favorite way to enjoy butternut squash this season? Try something new and unique! Scroll through the gallery of our favorite recipes we found on the web this week incorporating butternut squash.
A creamy dough made with Greek yogurt offsets the spicy flavors of this butternut squash chorizo pizza from Scarletta Bakes. The blend of veggies with Oaxaca cheese create the perfect melty goodness with each bite.
This crispy toastada dish is a simple veggie dish that is a snap to whip up. Two Peas and Their Pod adds black bean, red onion and lettuce with butternut squash and tops it off with a creamy avocado dressing that will appeal to the masses.
A homemade soup is the ultimate way to warm up during the colder months. We'd love to whip up a big batch of this coconut curry butternut squash soup from Ecletic Recipes. Full of spices like malsala, cumin and curry powder with a heafty helping of fresh squash from the farmer's market, we can't wait to curl up with this dish!
Hand pies are a great way to serve individual desserts for a party. These butternut squash pies from A Cozy Kitchen are subtly sweet; made with brown sugar and spices. Serve with a yummy brown butter or caramel dipping sauce to add some extra sweetness.
Hearty and full of protein, this butternut sqaush quinoa with brown butter and sage. This recipe from Cake, Batter and Bowl includes tasty additions like dried cranberries, crumbled goat cheese and yummy pecans.
Mac and cheese is the ultimate comfort food, but this butternut squash version from How Sweet It Is is a lighten rup recipe your taste buds and waistline will love. Made with two kinds of cheese, a whole lot of spices and chicken broth, this recipe definitely won't disappoint.
Add a hint of fall to your lasagna by incorporating healthy chunks of butternut squash. A Dash of Cinnamon made this dish with a spicy marinara sauce and caramelized the squash before layering it in the lasagna.
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A woman was killed after being hit by a car while crossing the road in Melbourne's east on Saturday night.
The 74-year-old woman was crossing High Street Road in Glen Waverley just after 6pm when she was struck by an eastbound car.
The woman died at the scene, nobody else was injured during the incident.
Witnesses are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or via www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.


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Big Bill's Balloon BarnLogic Grid puzzles come with a handy interactive grid that will help you solve the puzzle based on the given clues.
Bill, of Big Bill's Balloon Barn, is having a bad week. Not only did a multi-symptom flu bug blow through the office, but a computer bug as well. Here it is Friday morning, and he's having to make out the payroll without the use of his computer. This, of course, is harder since all five of his employees missed some work this week. Can you use the clues to figure out each employee's name, symptom, what day they left early, when they left, and then their total hours for the week?
Names: Jerry Jones, Vanessa Williams, Jessica James, Robert Marley, Jenny Number
Symptoms: Earache, Dizziness, Headache, Sneezing, Nausea
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Times Left: 12 pm, 1 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm
Hours: 13, 14, 35, 36, 39
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Full Time = 40 hrs/wk, Part Time=16hrs/wk.
1) The five employees are: "Sneezy", Bob, the woman who had 39 hours, the man who earned $210.00, and the employee who goes by J.J.
2) The two part time employees are students at the local college. One has classes on Tuesday and Thursday; the other has classes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Bill likes seeing his employee's educating themselves, so he pays all his employees the same $6.00 per hour whether they are full time or part time.
3) Jessica's glad that no one at work knows about the annoying Cher song her mom named her after. That would have made her headache much worse! "Just further proof that Mondays are evil."
4) Vanessa doesn't think she's as cute as the beauty queen who shares her name, but she could only handle being called a dwarf until 1pm. Of course, when the others finally caught the bug, they didn't think their symptoms were funny either.
5) Jessica and Robert both spend Wednesday morning studying in the library. Vanessa left early 3 days before Jessica had to.
6) Marley got nauseous, so he didn't last as long as Jenny, but he did manage to hold out one hour longer than his study buddy.
7) Thursday's dizzy victim, who left at noon, thinks his name is ironic, since he never liked Troy Aikman, or his team.
HintBill is making out checks on Friday MORNING...which means that the PAYROLL week runs Friday through Thursday...not Monday through Friday.
AnswerJerry was dizzy on Thursday; he left at 12 pm, giving him 35 hours for the week.
Vanessa was "Sneezy" on Friday; she left at 1 pm, giving her 36 hours for the week.
Jessica had a headache on Monday; she left at 2 pm, giving her 13 hours for the week.
Robert was nauseated on Tuesday; he left at 3 pm, giving him 14 hours for the week.
Jenny had an earache on Wednesday; she left at 4 pm, giving her 39 hours for the week.
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Rumor has it that Microsoft may bring back the Start menu -- or is it the Start button? -- to the Desktop UI in Windows 8. The distinction between "Menu" and "Button" may seem pedantic, but it matters a lot. Modern UI haters, particularly those unhappy with Windows 8's half-based desktop, would prefer the return of a Windows 7-style Start menu for easy access to folders, programs, settings, not to mention the venerable search box (above) for finding files. (The Start button, which is also missing from Windows 8, refers to the Windows icon in the lower right corner of Windows 7 and its antecedents.)
If the Start menu returns to Windows Blue, wonderful. But if it gets only the Start button, which doesn't launch the Start menu but rather directs users back to the Modern UI -- as some reports say it will -- Microsoft will have missed a golden opportunity to appease its Windows 8 critics -- well, some of them, anyway.
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A man wanted in connection with a shooting earlier this week was shot dead by police after he aimed a gun at officers overnight.
Phoenix police spokesman Sgt. Steve Martos said early Saturday morning officers were called to 80th Avenue near Indian School Road for a reported suspicious man with a flashlight in the area.
Martos said while officers had just arrived in the area when a taxi cab drove towards them on the side street where they parked.
Martos said the officers recognized a man in the back seat of the taxi as a person wanted for shooting his girlfriend two days ago. The driver and a woman passenger in the backseat were also in the taxi.
The officers quickly cleared the driver and woman passenger from the taxi as they confronted the man in the backseat, said Martos.
Martos said as the man made his way out of the taxi he pointed a handgun at officers. The officers shot him and he died at the scene, said Martos. No officers were hurt during the incident.
No names of those involved have been released at this time.
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Jahn has presented and exhibited work in museums, galleries, and spaces at venues such as The Institute of Contemporary Art Philadelphia, The American Embassy in Serbia, ISEA/Zero One 06/08, MoKS (Estonia), Vroom (Istanbul), Mama (Zagreb), the Moore Space (Miami), the Museum of Contemporary Art of North Miami, the Western Front (Vancouver), the MassMOCA (North Adams, MA), the Sonoma County Museum of Art (Santa Rosa, CA), the MIT Museum, Boston Museum of Science, and in San Francisco at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, New Langton Arts, Southern Exposure, the Asian Art Museum, and in public places in Tokyo, Honduras, Estonia, and Taiwan.
Since 2000, Jahn has co-directed Pond: art, activism, and ideas (www.mucketymuck.org), a non-profit organization dedicated to showcasing experimental art. Recent projects include: Invisible 5, an experimental audio tour of California's I-5 Highway in collaboration with Amy Balkin, Tim Halbur, and Kim Stringfellow; OneTrees, an ongoing collaboration with Natalie Jeremijenko that involves the planting of pairs of genetically-identical trees throughout the Bay Area's radically diverse microclimates; Kits for an Encounter, an exhibition of artists' kits; and ShopDropping, an exhibition of reverse shoplifting (art inserted into public places of commerce) She has recently released the book Recipes for an Encounter along with Berin Golonu and Candice Hopkins available at the Eyebeam bookstore.


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Ben Rhydding Scout and Guide Group have announced they are about to start work on rebuilding their headquarters following a fundraising campaign.
In the last year, the group has managed to secure a number of large grants from organisations such as WREN, the Garfield Weston Trust, Ilkley Parish Council, DHL and the Round Table, as well as many individual donations from local supporters.
Pam Clarke, MBE, one of the group's leaders and Ilkley's longest-serving Guide leader, has long held a dream of seeing the headquarters building redeveloped.
Pam, who started her guiding career in 1934 as a Brownie, said: "I am over the moon to see that we are finally going to get the headquarters rebuilt. It should prove a great resource for the many children and young people that use it each week, as well as the wider community."
Work by Ellison Construction will start this week. The £330,000 project is due to be completed by the end of June.
Pam, who organised a farewell tea party for the old hut last month, added: "We hope to have a 'grand opening ceremony' in August when we are hosting our Dutch Scout and Guide guests, who visit every three years."
To make this possible, the group has taken out a large loan from the national Scouting Association, so they would still love to hear from any individuals, businesses or organisations who would like to make a donation of whatever size. The group plan to create a special wall and roll of honour to record donations.
If you would like to make a donation or become a volunteer, there are further details on the group's website at benrhyddingscoutsandguides.co.uk


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We undertake all aspects of carpentry and joinery within South Yorkshire so whether you're looking for traditional joinery or something unique then please do give us a call. Our specialisms include: •Decking and fencing •Doors •Fitting and repair •Flooring •Free standing and fitted furniture •Kitchens •Locksmith •Misted double glazed units replaced •Skirting and architraves •Sliding wardrobes •Windows We cover all areas in South Yorkshire including Sheffield, Rotherham, Doncaster and Barnsley and will be happy to provide a free, no-obligation, quotation for any domestic and commercial work. All our work is guaranteed and is covered by full public liability insurance.
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Blue Jays selected LHP Brian Moran from the Mariners in the 2013 Rule 5 draft; traded him to the Angels for international cap space.
Blue Jays acquired RHP Tom Koehler from the Marlins in exchange for RHP Osman Gutierrez.
Cody Bellinger left Saturday's game against the Tigers with a mild right ankle sprain.
Daniel Murphy was scratched from the Nationals' lineup Saturday against the Padres.
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Nationals activated RHP Stephen Strasburg from the 10-day disabled list.
Yoan Moncada (shin) was scratched from the White Sox's lineup Saturday against the Rangers.
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"Game changer" is a term you hear often when people talk about how technology has changed their industry.
"Please return to your seats and keep your seat belts fastened."
It has been a long week. You've declared this a no-email flight and are just getting ready to start a movie. Suddenly, the "Fasten Seat Belt" light comes on with a ping. Although you've been in this situation many times before, it is still unsettling.
"Flight attendants, please take your seats." For 15 minutes or longer, everyone stays put.
A similar phenomenon is happening today at many of your customer organizations. The pace of change has become so fast and so bumpy that people are staying put. That means decisions don't get made. Projects are slowed. Risk avoidance becomes the chief priority, and initial visions of what would be great are set aside for what is now possible.
Turbulent Buying Behaviors
"Always Keep Your Seat Belt Fastened When Seated."
Look at what happens in the customer buying process when the pace of change increases to a point that it causes what we are referring to as "turbulence."
Turbulence drives a fear of change. Customers are reluctant to innovate or experiment. The focus is on small, incremental changes that reduce cost. Past strategies are continued, as long as they have had moderate success. Turbulence increases the likelihood that customers will remain with existing providers. The goal is less to maximize success than to minimize failure.
Because they no longer trust their own judgment, buyers are bringing more stakeholders into the decision-making process. Decisions can be postponed multiple times, even if doing so delays the implementation, and especially if the decision involves the assumption of new risk.
After seeing good people fired, buyers don't feel safe…so they play it safe.
Know Your Buyer
If your customers are tightly strapped into their seats, is there anything you can do? Yes.
Start by knowing your buyer's decision-making focus. Some fascinating recent research by Heidi Grant Halvorson and E. Tory Higgins shows that there are two main ways that people focus.[1]
Promotion-focused people seek gain or advancement. For this group, the worst thing is missing an opportunity to do something great. We'll refer to these people as "gain maximizers."
Prevention-focused people seek to avoid mistakes. For this group, the worst thing is a failing to avoid a loss. We'll refer to these people as "loss avoiders."
Neither approach is better than the other. The big issue is making sure you have the right conversation with the right type of buyer. You don't want to emphasize risk avoidance with gain maximizers. You want to focus on the vision of what is possible. But you don't want to emphasize that big vision with loss avoiders. Instead, you want to help them navigate to prevent failure.
Of course, many if not most people sit somewhere on the continuum between these two approaches. But thinking about the poles helps ensure your messaging is correctly targeted. When there are groups of buyers that contain both types of people, you want to make sure your messaging addresses both kinds of focus.
Different Communication Approaches
Gain Maximizers
Big picture
What's possible
Abstract ideas
Loss Avoiders
What could go wrong
Concrete ideas
The whitepaper discusses in detail the following five ways to adapt your approach along with some revealing examples to the type of focus of your buyer:
Conclusion: The Pain of Uncertainty
David Rock, head of the NeuroLeadership Institute, is a researcher who has synthesized current neuroscience research on how people interact socially.[2] One of Rock's conclusions is that the brain is constantly trying to predict the near future.
Rock told the New York Times that, "Uncertainty feels like pain. When you're holding multiple possible futures in your head, that turns out to be cognitively exhausting.
Conversely, feeling more certain about things is rewarding, and feeling that expectations are being met releases dopamine – the reward-response neurotransmitter – in the brain.
We live in an increasingly uncertain world, but uncertainty can be decreased. Plans drive clarity about the future, or at least about likely futures to reduce anxiety. Simplifying complicated projects into smaller chunks has the same effect, reducing that overwhelming feeling that comes from not having mental maps already in place. Talking about possible future situations, or scenario planning, is also effective.
Salesperson as the Pain Reliever
In turbulent times, having plans (account, opportunity, etc.) is more critical than ever.
A salesperson can actually reduce the pain of uncertainty. Do all of these things with an eye toward the dominant focus (gain maximizer or loss preventer) of the buyer with whom you are speaking. Where you need with speak to both types of people, include both approaches: What are the gains we can achieve? and What are the losses we can prevent?
Read the full White Paper, here.
Lou Schachter is the global leader of the BTS Sales Practice. He is also the co-author of the book, The Mind of the Customer: How the World's Leading Sales Forces Accelerate their Customers' Success, which was published by McGraw-Hill in 2006. Before joining the BTS team, Lou had a long career in sales for professional services firms.
Rick Cheatham leads the BTS Sales Practice in North America. Previously, Rick was a sales leader at Avery Dennison, a leading producer of consumer products and pressure-sensitive adhesives materials. During his tenure, he transformed his organization into one that changed its focus from selling products to accelerating its customers' business results.


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Chris Hopwood scored a goal in each half – the first a penalty – in the 2-0 home win that put the Squires Lane side level on points with leaders Royton Town, who completed their programme with a 4-2 win at AVRO.
Lee Bennett's side could still be caught by third-placed Heys and sixth-placed Stockport Georgians who have two and three games in hand, respectively, but if results go their way tomorrow night, victory over the Georgians at Squires Lane on Saturday would see them crowned champions again.
"We said it would go down to the wire and that's the way it's going," said Bennett, who praised his side's impressive team performance.
"We came out of the blocks quickly and I was very proud of them. They stood up to the challenge and were good value for the win.
"Matty Ince made a good save to keep it at 2-0 but we threw the kitchen sink at them, hitting the bar and the post.
"The whole defence played extremely well but collectively it was a good performance.
"The title could be decided this weekend but it could still go to May 10 when Prestwich and the Georgians play their final games.
"Whatever happens anywhere else, though, we've got to make sure we win on Saturday."
Heys host fourth-placed Monton tomorrow while the Georgians travel to AVRO, then it's Georgians v Heys next Tuesday.
Atherton Town's promotion from Division One was confirmed at the wekeend, without them kicking a ball.
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Darko Janceski, 32, was shot multiple times in the front yard of his Berkeley home on April 14 last year and died in hospital.
A 27-year-old man was arrested just after 9am (AEDT) on Wednesday at a home at Horsley and charged with being an accessory before the fact to murder and participating in a criminal group.
He was refused bail to face Wollongong Local Court later on Thursday.
A 24-year-old man was arrested earlier in the day at Horsley and charged with the same offences. He will also face court on Thursday.
On Tuesday, police charged Matthew Paul Wiggins, 24, from Blackbutt, with Janceski's murder and charged Robert Nikolovski, 38, from Cordeaux Heights, with organising the alleged hit.
Wiggins was refused bail and will reappear in Wollongong Local Court on January 23, while Nikolovski was expected to appear in court on Thursday.
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Holder, 10, was selected by the British Judo Council for the event and picked up a bronze in Antwerp.
Facing girls up to three years older and considerbaly heavier, the Lea Judo Club youngster held her own.
She said: "Fighting much bigger girls was tough, but the whole experience was brilliant.
"I loved getting to know other members of the national squad. I had to fight in the U13s category even though I was 10.
"It's my birthday three days before Christmas, but if I'd turned 11 a fortnight later, in 2013, I would have been in the U11s where the competitors weren't so enormous."
Her Lea Judo Club coach Mike Allaway said: "Ellen did supremely well to be selected for Antwerp.
"To win a bronze medal in the U13s when she was 10 was a real achievement. We are all extremely proud of her."
Meanwhile, the National Judo Championships for cadets and pre-cadets were held last weekend at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield.
Saturday saw Devizes Budo Club's Elliot Burbidge compete in the cadet age group U50 kgs category, returning with a seventh-place finish.
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HOUSTON - After a lifespan of about 24 hours, Tropical Storm Helene was downgraded to a tropical depression as the system made landfall on the southeastern Mexico coast Saturday afternoon.
Moving inland at about 5 miles per hour, the storm is expected to dissipate as it moves further inland. It's late afternoon location was about 75 miles WNW of Tampico, Mexico.
Because it formed so close to the coast, Helene was never expected to be a strong storm and it has performed as expected producing locally heavy rains in the Northern Veracruz and Southern Tamaulipas states.
Two to 4 inches has been the norm with isolated amounts of 8 inches possible, as maximum sustained winds have now dropped.
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WWII LTC, U.S. AAF Philip Hennin, Killed 28 Nov.'44
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MAJOR Hennin began his War-Combat as an Observer with the 321st Bomb Group, flew Combat Missions in the B-25 Mitchell Medium Bomber during April and May of 1943 in the MTO out of North Africa. He flew as Observer, as Pilot and as Navigator for about 7 Combat Missions.
Maj. Philip Hennin then went on to fly Combat Combat in the B-29 HEAVY and was KIA in the Pacific Theatre in November, 1944. LTC Hennin was the Squadron's COMMANDER at the time of the loss.
Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army Air Forces Service # 0-370629
794th Bomber Squadron, 468th Bomber Group, Very Heavy
Entered the Service from: New Jersey
Died: 28-Nov-44
Missing in Action or Buried at Sea
Tablets of the Missing at Manila American Cemetery
Manila, Philippines
Awards: Air Medal with 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
468th BOMB GROUP (Heavy) 794th Bombardment Squadron
Lineage: Constituted as 794 Bombardment Squadron (Heavy) on 19 May 1943. Activated on 1 Aug 1943. Redesignated as: 794 Bombardment Squadron, Very Heavy, on 20 Nov 1943; 6 Reconnaissance Squadron, Very Long Range, Photographic-RCM on 17 Dec 1945. Inactivated on 31 Mar 1946. Redesignated as: 6 Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, Medium on 14 Jan 1955. Activated on 24 Jan 1955. Redesignated as 6 Bombardment Squadron, Medium on 25 Oct 1961. Discontinued and inactivated on 25 Jun 1962. Designated as 6 Bombardment Squadron, Heavy and activated on 15 Nov 1962. Organized on 1 Feb 1963. Inactivated on 31 Dec 1969. Redesignated as 6 Reconnaissance Squadron on 20 Oct 2009 per DAF/A1M 150t. Activated on 23 Oct 2009 per DAF/A1M 150t, 20 Oct 2009; SO #GB-04, Hq ACC, 22 Oct 2009.
Assignments: 468 Bombardment Group, 1 Aug 1943; 311 Reconnaissance Wing, 7-31 Mar 1946. 70 Strategic Reconnaissance (later, 70 Bombardment) Wing, 24 Jan 1955-25 Jun 1962. Strategic Air Command, 15 Nov 1962; 70 Bombardment Wing, 1 Feb 1963-31 Dec 1969. 49 Operations Group, 23 Oct 2009.
Stations: Smoky Hill AAFld, KS, 1 Aug 1943-12 Mar 1944; Kharagpur, India, c. 13 Apr 1944-4 May 1945; West Field, Tinian, 7 May-15 Nov 1945; Fort Worth AAFld, TX, 1 Dec 1945; Roswell AAFld, NM, 9 Jan-31 Mar 1946. Little Rock AFB, AR, 24 Jan 1955-25 Jun 1962. Clinton-Sherman AFB, OK, 1 Feb 1963-31 Dec 1969. Holloman AFB, NM, 23 Oct 2009-.
Commanders: Capt Charles H. Reeves, 15 Sep 1943; Lt Col Edward C. Teats, 19 Sep 1943; Maj (later Lt Col) Robert S. Clinkscales, 28 Sep 1943; Maj Donald J. Humphrey, 21 Aug 1944;
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Aircraft: B-17, 1943; B-29, 1943-1946. RB-47, 1955-1962. B-52, 1963-1969. MQ-1, 2009-.
Operations: Trained former B-17 aircrews to operate the B-29; flew supply missions from India into China over the Himalaya Mountains and bombed enemy targets in Southeast Asia and Japan during Operation MATTERHORN, Oct 1944 to May 1945; after relocation to the Mariana Islands, flew long range missions to bomb targets in Japan from May to Aug 1945; in Dec 1945, began transition to reconnaissance mission when inactivated in Mar 1946. After reactivation in Jan 1955, conducted strategic reconnaissance on a global scale and provided reconnaissance reports and target material as requested; in 1958, trained aircrews for B-47 transition and crew training; reequipped and trained crews to operate the RB-47, the reconnaissance version of the jet bomber, in Oct 1961 until inactivation in Jun 1962. After reactivation in 1963, operated the B-52 to deter nuclear war and, if necessary, conduct global offensive bombing missions. Several squadron aircraft and aircrews deployed to Andersen AFB, Guam, on a rotating basis from summer 1968 to Dec 1969 to participate in Operation ARC LIGHT, the bombing of enemy concentrations in South Vietnam by B-52s. Redesignated as the 6 Reconnaissance Squadron and activated in Oct 2009, this time to train officers as pilots and enlisted personnel as sensor operators for flight operations of the MQ-1 Predator.
Service Streamers: None.
Campaigns: World War II: India-Burma; Air Offensive, Japan; China Defensive; Western Pacific: Central Burma.
Armed Forces Expeditionary Streamers None.
Decorations: Distinguished Unit Citations: Yawata, Japan, 20 Aug 1944; Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan, 23-29 May 1945; Takazuka, Japan, 24 Jul 1945. Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards: 15 Feb-30 Dec 1957; 15 Apr-1 Oct 1968.
Emblem: Approved on 20 May 1964. http://www.cbi-history.com/part_ic.html#41
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. –The Saint Leo men's golf team teed off in the opening round of the Bash at the Beach on Sunday amongst a stiff field of competition including 10 Division I teams. The Lions held their own in the opening round with a score of 306 and in ninth place.
"We are waiting for a team effort. We can't rely on one or two players," head coach Ray Cisbani said after the round. "If we do, we will have limited competition in events because our competition is too strong."
Nick Brothers was the leader among the Saint Leo pack—firing an even 71 in the opening round. Brothers' first round total was low enough to put him tied for 12th place on the individual leaderboard. Three strokes behind Brothers was Chaz Heinz who tallied a plus-three for a score of 74 in the first round of the tournament. Trevor Joseph was next in line as he carded a 77 in today's first round, and rounding out the Lions' first round scores was Austin Grey with an 84.
The Lions are 11 strokes behind both Western Kentucky and George Mason—who are tied for seventh place with a first round team total of 295.
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HOUSTON - A toddler was critically injured at an apartment complex in east Harris County after deputies said he fell from a second-story window.
Paramedics wheeled the child to an ambulance from the Lafayette Apartments in the 4800 block of the East Sam Houston Parkway near Sterling Green.
Christina Williams, who lives nearby, said she saw the toddler after he fell and described the mother as hysterical.
"I was freaking out like it was my child, because it could've been my child," said Williams.
Williams said she was walking her 2-year-old child to the playground when she saw the toddler on the ground in a pool of blood. She and a witness said the baby apparently was asleep inside the second-story apartment when he woke up and climbed into the window sill.
Williams said he then leaned on the screen and it gave way, sending him head first to the pavement about 25 feet below.
"He was bleeding from the top of his head to his chin," said Williams. "It looked like his face was swollen up when they took him away."
The child's injuries were so severe, paramedics eventually had him transported to the hospital by helicopter.
The accident has parents in the complex watching their children a little more closely.
"Pay attention more to my child," said Athiena Jackson, who lives nearby. "I would not want that to be my child. I would not want to be in that predicament at all."
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LAKE TOWNSHIP, Mich. - There's been another report of a shipwreck uncovered off of Michigan because of lower Great Lakes water levels.
Ron Krzeminski last month spotted what he thought was rocks in Lake Huron about 15 feet off the shoreline of Huron County's Lake Township, reports the Huron Daily Tribune of Bad Axe.
When he got closer, he discovered it was the bow of a ship.
The ship appears to be about 18 feet wide and 60 feet long. Its name wasn't certain.
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Watch: Man finds 102-year-old shipwreck.
The remains of another wooden steamer named Aurora was also uncovered in Grand Haven near Lake Michigan.
Sections of the 290-foot steamer, which burned in 1932, and parts of at least four other shipwreck hulks were exposed by the receding waterlines.
The Aurora is in the Grand River, which flows into Lake Michigan nearby.
Read: Michigan Shipwreck Museum to expand.
Michigan Shipwreck Research Associates members and officials with the Tri-Cities Historical Museum in Grand Haven have surveyed the area.
Valerie Van Heest, director of MSRA and a maritime historian, says this offers a rare chance to see wrecks without having to scuba dive.
The Great Lakes are shrinking because of drought and rising temperatures.
Coast Guard Petty Officer Peter Brown says he expects more to turn up.
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There are real risks to our economy by getting tax reform wrong.
As the owner of a small but fast-growing science and technology business, I am constantly amazed at the misguided statements small business owners allow lobbying groups to attribute to them. I, for one, do not need my income tax reduced or the business privilege tax eliminated. Nor do I see any reason to take the opportunity of hard times to gain a little bit more of an edge over the less fortunate by reducing tax credits for the poor.
There are real risks to our economy by getting tax reform wrong. Let's be guided by one important principle: Small, fast-growing businesses produce the majority of jobs, and what these businesses need more than anything is paying customers.
Our university and community college systems are key providers of the talent that a high-technology business needs, but primary education is also a key element in attracting and keeping people who could live and work anywhere. Cutting investments in education will make it harder to find and keep educated workers.
Not surprisingly, employees often are also parents, and the highest-paid and most desirable employees look long and hard at the quality of education their kids will have access to in considering whether to join our firm. I would venture to say that the quality of public education is a higher priority for our highly educated workers than how our personal property and income tax rates compare to other regions. Education is one factor in the larger quality-of-life basket that weighs very heavily in our ability to attract and keep highly educated workers in North Carolina.
If we are left only with the option of paying relocation costs for suitably educated workers from outside the state, we will do that, but at a higher cost. Ultimately, that translates into increased prices for our products, and in these cash-strapped times, higher prices effectively make us less competitive.
Despite the fact that we are in a high-technology field, not all of our workers are at or near the top of the pay scale. Several of our valued employees work part-time for competitive wages to contribute a share of their family's income, but as is typical of this area they are fairly mobile.
We have a hard time finding people with the skill set needed at our company, and we now have a considerable amount invested in even our part-time employees. We cannot afford to lose them. Raising taxes or reducing tax credits for these low-wage earners could encourage them to look for work outside our area.
Asking employers to increase wages to offset the impacts of tax reform on lower wage earners either impacts our profit margins or our competitiveness in the market.
I recognize that professional services look like too good an opportunity to pass up for generating new tax revenue, but our legislators should recognize that this translates directly to increased costs for services used by my small business.
In expanding our business, we have engaged local professionals in law, real estate, architecture, software development, IT services, accounting and more. Again, this puts upward pressure on our prices and reduces our competitiveness.
Although often viewed as a federal budget issue, R&D investments of state tax dollars support the universities, agencies and government contractors that buy our products. Despite the current fashionability of doubting science, I think North Carolinians are enlightened enough to know that cutting investments in education and R&D in an ill-considered effort to spite "liberal" scientists is misguided, and it will not only cause us to lose our global lead in technology but it will also kill jobs in North Carolina.
Finally, don't forget that the young firms creating most of the jobs in this economy, much like their highly educated workers, are highly mobile. The era of factory investments tying companies to a region or state is over.
Fail in tax reform, and our business, like thousands of other young firms creating the majority of new jobs in the state, could easily relocate out of North Carolina.
Wilmington resident Lloyd Smith is chief executive officer of Cortech Solutions, which sells equipment and software used for brain research in basic science at universities, marketing research at large corporations and defense research. Contact him at email@example.com.


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EVEN before their self-titled album, Harp and a Monkey, the portents were encouraging for the wacky Ramsbottom trio, who have emerged as a growing force on the folk and festival circuit.
Championed by Steve Lamacq and Mike Harding, the DJs are among the band's army of flag-wavers, and the electro-folk storytellers top the bill at the Grand's first Acoustic Village of 2013 in Clitheroe tonight "We'd been in different bands for a decade, playing indie and pop, and we'd become disillusioned with the scene," said lead singer Martin Purdy.
"We had to do something to re-ignite our musical passion, so we bought instruments none of us had ever played before — viola, a harp, a banjo, melodica, glockenspiel and an accordion. The sound of Harp and a Monkey was born.
"That was five years ago, and now we pack our gear into the boot of a battered Volkswagen Polo, and travel the land playing festivals and gigs.
"The other day I heard somebody on the radio say that we are an Incredible String Band for the 21st century or Elbow for ramblers and that made me laugh."
And what a sound it is: a massive mash-up of banjo-driven electronica, mad mixes and spooky vocals.
And ask them about their influences they are as likely to cite Ordnance Survey Maps and Bellowhead as they are Bert Jansch or Bellowhead.
"We write about what goes on around us and where we live," added Martin.
"A lot of music is very narcissistic, but we tell stories through our music and celebrate the North with a passion.
"It is our observations on life, spending summer in the park as a kid, or winter walks on the moors.
"We are all very proud of the fact that we've never played anywhere and not been invited back."
With bags of critical acclaim for their debut album, they also collected some sparkling reviews for their contribution to last year's Weirdlore compilation, showcasing Britain's most promising alternative folk artists.
"We call our music folktronica," added Martin.
"One of our songs, Katy's Twinkly Band, is about Rawtenstall Fair, while Soldier's Song, celebrates the life of Harry Patch, the last British survivor of the World War One trenches before his death in 2009."
The Beat Based Conserve from Clitheroe provide the support act, plus local folksters Panjenix.
The Grand's events manager Matt Evans said: "Previously, we've held Acoustic Village once every three months, but from tonight it will be a monthly slot on the last Friday of every month.
"There's a lot of really good acoustic talent and tonight's visit of Harp and a Monkey should be a special gig."
Meanwhile, The Grand welcomes back one of last year's most popular shows with the return of Buddy Holly's Winter Dance Party on February 1.
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GARY Simmons hit a hat-trick as Kingswood thrashed Yate Town Reserves.
The visitors struggled throughout the first half and went into the break trailing 3-0.
Kingswood opened the scoring on ten minutes with a header from Simmons.
The visitors' young side found themselves up against a strong Kingswood outfit, who took a two-goal lead on 17 minutes from a long corner knocked to the far post to be headed back into the middle of the box, where Ben Vale stabbed the ball home.
Simon Clark's powerful shot across goal hit the upright and bounced clear on 24 minutes, but Kingswood got a third two minutes later.
Again it came from a corner with Yate keeper Reece Joint saving the first drive on goal only to see it rebound for Simmons to head home his second.
The Yate keeper was kept busy and brought off several good saves to deny the home side going further in front.
Five minutes into the second period the home side went further ahead. Jim Crossfield picked up the ball midway in the Yate half and pushed on towards their goal only to be brought down as he entered the box and the referee had no hesitation in awarding a penalty.
The chance to complete a hat-trick was handed to Simmons and he duly obliged from the spot kick.
Yate pulled a goal back on 60 minutes a superb strike from Sam Gilchrist, cutting in from the right and unleashing a left foot drive across Fox and into the far side of the net.
The home side seemed content to sit back at this point and contain the visitors, but a break down the right flank five minutes from the end brought a fifth goal with a brilliant strike from Josh Stokes, who swivelled on the edge of the box and fired a low shot past Joint.


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U.S. Men's National Team Earns 4-0 Shutout of France at 2010 IIHF World Men's Championship
COLOGNE, Germany – Nick Foligno (Buffalo, N.Y./Ottawa Senators) scored twice and Brandon Dubinsky (Anchorage, Alaska/New York Rangers) added a goal and two assists to help the U.S. Men's National Team to a 4-0 win over France here this afternoon in its second of three relegation-round games at the 2010 International Ice Hockey Federation World Men's Championship.
"I thought we controlled the play for most of the game," said U.S. Head Coach Scott Gordon. "In the end we got the job done and that's what matters most."
It was a scoreless first period. France had the game's first shot on goal 62 seconds in, however, Team USA recorded the final nine shots on goal in the frame. T.J. Oshie (Warroad, Minn./St. Louis Blues/University of North Dakota) wheeled around the net and had his rising shot hit the cross bar 12:30 into the period for the best U.S. chance of the frame.
Foligno staked the Americans to a 1-0 lead at 4:49 of the second period. He took a nice feed from Jack Johnson (Ann Arbor, Mich./Los Angeles Kings/Univ. of Michigan) at the left edge of the crease and scored on his own rebound. Dubinsky tallied the other goal of the middle stanza when he went from his forehand to backhand in front and beat Eddy Ferhi. David Moss (Livonia, Mich./Calgary Flames/Univ. of Michigan) and Mike Lundin (Apple Valley, Minn./Tampa Bay Lightning/Univ. of Maine) assisted on the play.
While on the power play, Oshie converted on the rebound of Keith Yandle's (Boston, Mass./Phoenix Coyotes) shot just 1:36 into the third period to give the U.S. a 3-0 advantage. Foligno finished the scoring at 13:41 when came from the corner, spun to the middle and beat Ferhi from between the circles.
U.S. netminder Scott Clemmensen (Des Moines, Iowa/Florida Panthers/Boston College) turned aside all 10 shots he faced to earn the victory.
Team USA will conclude play in the 2010 IIHF World Men's Championship Tuesday (May 18) with its third and final relegation-round game against Italy. Opening faceoff is set for 12:15 p.m. (6:15 a.m. ET). The game can be seen on a tape-delay on Universal Sports and at UniversalSports.com at 5:30 p.m. ET.
NOTES: Nick Foligno was named U.S. Player of the Game … The last time the U.S. recorded back-to-back shutouts in the World Championships was in 1967. The U.S. tied East Germany, 0-0, on March 25, before beating Finland, 2-0, on March 26. Both games were in round-robin play … The last time the U.S. won back-to-back games without allowing a goal in the World Championship was in 1939 with a 4-0 win over Poland on Feb. 9 and a 1-0 win over Czechoslovakia on Feb. 10. Both games were in preliminary-round play … The IIHF World Men's Championship relegation round features each group's last-place team. Each team plays three round-robin games, with the bottom two teams relegated to Division I in next year's World Championship … For Team USA's roster, click here … Coverage of the 2010 U.S. Men's National Team can be found here … All Team USA games, as well as additional international games, will air on Universal Sports and at UniversalSports.com. Visit UniversalSports.com for the full schedule.


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Re: Hey Percy, could you please give us your expertise?
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This is the current philosophy and practice of using CHEMOTHERAPY in general for treating.CCA that I believe in which is the less,the better.. I think his assessment is reasonable too.The following is quoted from the link at the end of this message under the experts review section if you want to read it through the whole thing even though it is for colon metastasis.
"As we take stock of what is now available, we need to clarify how these agents will be used to maximize outcomes. This might include optimizing RRs with at least three agents when curative resection is the goal, or maintaining quality of life with sequential therapy if exposure to all agents is a reasonable expectation. Sequential monotherapy starting with capecitabine or 5-FU/LV with or without bevacizumab and then proceeding to either oxaliplatin- or irinotecan-based chemotherapy as second-line therapy may be considered in patients who are asymptomatic, in those with relatively slow-growing disease and/or in those with multiple sites of disease that are deemed to be unresectable. This is in line with National Comprehensive Cancer Network guidelines. Additionally, monotherapy may be more appropriate in elderly patients and in those with significant comorbidities. In contrast, initiation with combination therapy is more appropriate in patients who have excellent performance status and clinically aggressive disease, in those with significant symptoms and/or in those who may be considered for salvage via surgical resection."
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The Regents Bachelor of Arts Program is tailored to help returning students finish their college degrees. Regents students are eligible to receive college credit for work experience, professional certifications, and military training.
You are eligible for the Regents program if you graduated high school at least four years ago, do not hold a baccalaureate degree, and meet Concord's general admission requirements. You may not be simultaneously enrolled in the Regents Degree program and another degree program
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Flexibility: There are no specific classes that students have to pass. Through your completed coursework, you may have already fulfilled the Regents general education requirements.
Credit for professional experience: Credit may be awarded for certifications in a variety of professions including nursing, medical technology, insurance, criminal justice, computer information, accounting, and secretarial work.
- Click here for a list of college credit awards for professional licenses, certifications, and credentials.
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RBA opportunities for veterans and military personnel: A core feature of the RBA program is recognizing military training with college credit. Concord follows the American Council on Education's credit recommendations for veterans. Concord has gone an important step forward by partnering with Mountwest Community and Technical College to provide veterans a seamless transition from Mountwest's Associate Degree programs to the Concord RBA to masters programs in a variety of career fields. For more detail on this innovative opportunity, please click here.
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Residency exemption: Regents students need to complete only 24 credit hours in West Virginia's public higher education system. The residency requirement that 36 credit hours be completed at Concord does not apply to Regents students.
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Each year, the Access to Justice Section honors several members of the Massachusetts legal community with awards for their pro bono and volunteer work. The following attorneys will be recognized at the Friday, March 2 Access to Justice Luncheon. Congratulations to the following attorneys:
The Legal Services Award will be given to two attorneys: Robert A. Sable, executive director of Greater Boston Legal Services for 15 years, and Richard McMahon, the executive director of the New Center for Legal Advocacy in Bristol County. Sable and McMahon have dedicated their entire careers to legal service work, together combining for more than 60 years of efforts.
S. Stephen Rosenfeld, aside from his most well-known position as Governor Dukakis' chief of staff, has established a career in private practice, public service and teaching. The MBA will honor him with the Pro Bono Publico Award for his tireless advocacy for individuals' rights to adequate health care.
The recipient of this year's Defender Award is Wendy Wolf. A public defender in Cambridge, Boston and Dedham for more than 20 years, she has spent much of the last decade representing juveniles. For the past four years, Wolf has also formed and administered the Juvenile Defense Network, which provides support for lawyers in juvenile courts across the state.
Attorney Raymond P. Veary Jr. will receive the Prosecutor Award in recognition of his work at the Bristol County District Attorney's Office. Described as a "prosecutor's prosecutor," Veary has successfully prosecuted a significant number of homicide cases in Bristol County. Recently, he headed the county's homicide unit and served as a leader in the prosecution of gang activity.
Boston law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP will receive the Pro Bono Award for Law Firms. Located in Boston for only five years and beginning with just 17 attorneys, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP has expanded to 35 attorneys, with each attorney's annual pro bono involvement averaging more than 50 hours per year.


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