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I'm handing the Sharpie blog over to one of our Squad members today! Sure you love my writing…but it's refreshing to get a new voice on the blog. every so often. For the next several months, (almost every Wednesday) I will pass the blog torch to one of our inspiring, super cool, muy interesante (sí sí) Squad members, giving them the chance to do basically whatever they want with the Sharpie Blog! In doing so, I hope to give the Sharpie Squad yet another creative outlet, while also allowing you the opportunity to get to know each & every one of them a little better.
Now that you've gotten the rundown, let's kick this thing into gear. Sound the trumpets, turn on the bat signal, alert the media - our first-ever guest blogger, Hanna Agar is on stage! Hanna is a 2nd year Squad member, is extremely creative & talented and… how about we hand the mic over to Hanna to tell you the rest - Take it away Miss Agar! *(Warning you might be blown away by what you are about to see.)
Hi! I'm Hanna Agar!
Here is a little bit about me…
I am labeled a photographer, but I would like to think that I am more than that. I am a craftsman, a painter, a performance artist, a stylist, a fashion designer, a set builder, and a light sculptor. I create scenes, narratives, performances, metaphors, and I document them through photography. I like to create very dramatic, mysterious, provocative, almost disturbing images that entangle as many skills as I can possibly manage to juggle to construct something more than just pressing a button.
I draw inspiration from stories and theater, from creepy nooks and crannies, from basements and thrift stores, and from my instinctive response to environmental trashing. After taking a psychology class I began thinking more and more about what goes on in people's minds. This prompted me to begin my newest body of work in which I give people writing assignments that I integrate into photos or use in performance installations.
Documented performance installations are something I find very compelling. It allows me to create something more than just a photo. I can create an experience. These experiences I find to often be slightly therapeutic in that they require the subjects to really look inwards and think about themselves. Each subject is alone in the experience and takes something different away from it. That is my gift to them. These performances are not rehearsed. I am compelled by these installations because the results that occur are unpredictable and unique. The process could be repeated hundreds of times and each time would be different. I enjoy these performances because while each image is in itself interesting, the entirety of the experience becomes truly fascinating.
Another element that weaves its way into my art is recycling. This initially began while I was working in a photo studio and noticed that after the white background paper became slightly dirty it would be cut off and thrown away. This always horrified me. What a waste. Here was this ten foot long role of semi-used paper lying crumpled in the dumpster. I took it upon myself to be the savior, the resurrector of forgotten and abandoned material. I started using these salvaged chunks of paper to line little nooks and crannies and to transform them into three-dimensional canvases. These first creations emerged as documented performance installations as you've seen above, but then continued into creating not only sets but also costumes and props. After reusing these materials I recycle what is left or store it away until inspiration strikes again.
When I first received my invitation to join the Sharpie Squad I had two thoughts.
- It was a joke from work (I worked for two years at a photo studio called Sharp Photo and Portrait and we referred to ourselves as "Sharpies").
- It was spam.
After getting over the shock that this was for real and overcoming my intimidation of feeling under qualified after looking at how accomplished all the other Squad members are I began to settle in and enjoy this experience. When I would tell people about being a member of the Sharpie Squad the most common reaction was, "Oh, my god! I love Sharpies" …Yep, me too! Since I had just graduated from college with my BFA in Photography and was experiencing a lull in creative job opportunities, joining the Sharpie Squad motivated me to keep going with my artwork and continue with my series of writing assignments. Being on the Squad also motivated me to finally put a website together, which, drum role please, you can visit at www.hannaagar.com
For me being on the Sharpie Squad is a great way to transition from college to the "real world". The next step in my transition will be my move to NYC this fall where I hope to hone my skills as an assistant to some awesome photographer. The next step…who knows? But I can't imagine my life continuing without some form or other of creative and exciting experiences.
…and that's how you Uncap What's Inside. Thanks Hanna! You have an amazing talent.


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Need some more gluten free gift ideas from your kitchen?
This is a treat, some will say, an extravagant gift. Certified gluten free oats, dried cherries, and almonds are not inexpensive ingredients. But they are healthy, delicious, and combine to make an easy gift. Worthy of a splurge.
What is the difference between muesli and granola?
Both are a combination of grains, usually oatmeal, fruit, and nuts. Very few are made with certified gluten free oats, be sure to check the label.
Most granola for sale has lots, really lots, of oil and sweeteners added. These help to make crunchy clusters, but also add many calories.
Muesli simply means "mixture" in German. Our take on breakfast muesli is less sweet than granola and has no added oils.
Serving suggestions
Your giftee can add their choice of milk in the morning, and watch it magically turn into chocolate milk.
Or they can add it at night and keep it all in the fridge, ready to pull out and enjoy in the morning. This soaked version will be softer, since the oatmeal and cherries absorb the liquid overnight.
Muesli can be served warm too. Simply add liquid and microwave like plain oatmeal.
Cocoa Cherry Muesli
|makes 8-9 cups
|metric measures
|6 cups certified gluten free oatmeal
|550 gm
|1 1/2 cups toasted whole almonds
|225 gm
|1/2 cup dark brown sugar
|100 gm
|1/2 cup pure cocoa powder, not cocoa drink mix
|45 gm
|1 1/2 cup dried cherries
|225 gm
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
Put oatmeal on an 18×12 inch rimmed baking sheet. Or two smaller ones.
Toast oatmeal for about 10 minutes. Stir and bake about 10 minutes more. You may not need to bake this long if using two baking sheets.
Transfer toasted oatmeal to a cool baking sheet, or a large bowl.
Add the almonds, dark brown sugar, and cocoa powder. Stir to thoroughly combine.
Add cherries and stir just a turn or two. Additional stirring will cause the cherries to pick up brown cocoa coats. This is not bad, but they are prettier unadorned.
When the muesli is completely cool, package in holiday tins. Just add a bow, and give with a smile.
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KINGSTON, ONT. -- Manitoba's Jennifer Jones will play Ontario's Rachel Homan for the Canadian women's curling championship here tonight.
Down 4-2 and with her team getting badly outshot by a Team Canada foursome who were much the better through the first six ends of Sunday morning's semifinal, Jones dug deep as she has at this event so many times before and simply found a way, authoring a deuce in the seventh end and then stealing two more in the eighth to escape with a 6-5 victory.
"I thought we hung in there and fought for that win," said Jones. "And those are the ones you come off and feel really good about -- because you hung in there and made enough shots to win. We played well coming home and hopefully we carry that through to tonight."
In an event in which Manitoba and Ontario have been the best teams all week long, Sunday night's final (6 p.m. CT, TSN) has the potential to be one for the ages.
Manitoba defeated Ontario 9-7 during the round-robin on Thursday morning -- Ontario's only loss this week -- while Ontario defeated Manitoba 8-5 in Saturday night's 1 vs 2 game for Manitoba's only loss of the week.
Tonight's Academy Awards might not be the only program that runs into extra time.
"It's going to be a sold out crowd tonight, I know it. We're in Ontario and we're playing Ontario, but it's still a fun atmosphere to be in. And we're pretty pumped to be there," said Jones.
"We want to have a great game for us, for TV, for curling, and hopefully that happens."
Only one team was having a great game during the first six ends of this morning's semifinal. While Canada's biggest lead of the game was only two points, the Canadian foursome were in complete control from the very first rock, with Canada out-shooting Manitoba 93-81 through the first six ends.
The battle on the back-end was particularly lopsided, with Nedohin out-shooting Jones an eye-popping 98-75 and Manitoba third Kaitlyn Lawes also getting schooled by her Team Canada counterpart Beth Iskiw, 88-73.
But just when it seemed most dire, Jones found her draw weight and manufactured the seventh end deuce to tie things up. That seemed to give the Manitobans some life and when Nedohin went to throw her last rock of the eighth end, she was staring at a Manitoba counter in a cluster of rocks around the four-foot,
Nedohin attempted a tapback for what likely would have been a Canada deuce, but she rubbed another Manitoba stone instead and pushed it in for a second Manitoba point and a back-breaking steal of two.
Nedohin said afterward she felt like her team left it all out on the ice.
"I thought our team played really solid that game. We came out with great intentions and I thought we executed really well," said Nedohin.
"The steal really hurt in eight. I really thought we showed great character, we kept grinding and it was a great battle."
Nedohin will now play BC's Kelly Scott in the bronze medal game here Sunday afternoon (1 p.m. CT, TSN2).


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18 June is the 169th day of the year (170th in leap years). There are 196 days remaining until the end of the year.
- Unknown year: Elsbeth M. dies. [1]
- 1996: Dumbledore's Army arrives at the Ministry of Magic just after midnight. The Battle of the Department of Mysteries takes place.
- Sirius Black is murdered by Bellatrix Lestrange.
- Albus Dumbledore duels with Lord Voldemort, whose return is on this day publicly admitted by the Ministry of Magic.
- Fawkes the Phoenix has a Burning Day.[2]
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- 2010: The ride Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey opens in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.[3]
External linksEdit
- 18 June on Wikipedia
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- ↑ Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - Chapter 36 (The Only One He Ever Feared)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey at the Internet Movie Database


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I missed you while I was away for a week of vacation along the lovely Lake Michigan shoreline!
My sister and nephew have been in town to celebrate the first week of summer with me and we decided to go camping at P.J. Hoffmaster State Park in Muskegon.
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I recently received a spam about a Nigerian woman and some $50 000 just ready for transaction... And so did Dan_ad_nauseam, Zachary and Formiko.
"Her" nick is "oflydie".
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I also received it.
Can you recognise this character? 商
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At this point, I'm willing to wager we all did, so it's probably not necessary for every member of the board to confirm this individually. Has anyone contacted our benevolent boardlord directly?
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No. I just deleted the message and went on as if nothing had happened.
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Thanks for letting me know - I've deleted her posts and deactivated her account.
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DETROIT - The company that controls the Ambassador Bridge says it will comply with a judge's order to complete construction of a major project intended to get big trucks off neighborhood streets.
Matt Moroun acknowledged Wednesday that the about-face is intended to keep his 84-year-old father and another executive from returning to jail. Moroun says Detroit International Bridge Co. doesn't agree with the construction plan but will comply and consider appeals down the road.
"I think I did already, but I'll say it again. All human beings are afraid of jail," Matt Moroun said. "Yeah, I've got a heart and I care a lot about my family and I care a lot about my family."
The bridge links Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.
Manuel "Matty" Moroun and company President Dan Stamper were jailed for a night in January after Wayne County Circuit Judge Prentis Edwards found the company in contempt of court for failing to finish the Gateway Project.
"Today's not the day to fight those issues," Stamper said. "Do what the clerk says to you and move on."
Matt Moroun says the bridge company will explain its new position to the judge Thursday.
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She's left an indelible mark on our lives as the delightfully neurotic Monica Geller on the groundbreaking sitcom, "Friends." Since then, Ellen's friend COURTENEY COX has gone on to star in countless films and TV shows, including the hit show, "Cougar Town," which moved to TBS! She's here to catch up with her friend about the move, her life, and her adorable daughter!
Then, his unpredictable, high octane style always delivers hilarious results! KEVIN HART was the outrageously funny host of last year's VMAs, and he's here for the very first time to give us the inside scoop on his hysterical show on BET, "The Real Husbands of Hollywood."
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2012-13 (Jr.): • Season stroke average: 74.77 • Fall stroke average: 74.89 • Spring stroke average: 74.71 • Posted one top 10 finish in 10 events • Recorded four rounds at par or better • Named to the Big South Presidential Honor Roll • Named to the GCAA/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar team, becoming the 10th golfer in program history to earn the distinguished academic honor • Tied for second at the Rees Jones Invitational, finishing with a three-over par 219 (68-74-77) • Tied for 16th place at the Rod Myers Invitational with a one-over par 217 (77-72-68) • Tied for 23rd place at the SunTrust Gator Invitational with a five-over par 215 (72-72-71) • Tied for 17th place at the Big South Men's Golf Championship with a 12-over par 228 (77-75-76) • Part of Liberty's NCAA Fayetteville Regional roster, finishing tied for 53rd place with an 18-over par 234 (77-83-74)
2011-12 (So.): • Season stroke average: 74.24 • Fall stroke average: 73.90 • Spring stroke average: 74.37 • Posted two top 10 finishes in 13 events • Recorded 10 rounds at par or better • Named to the Big South Presidential Honor Roll • Tied for 13th place at the Inverness Invitational, posting a two-over par 73 at the rain-shortened 18-hole event • Tied for seventh place at the ODU-Outerbanks Collegiate Golf Tournament with a three-under par 213 (71-68-74) • Tied for ninth place at the Sea Best Seaford Invitational with a six-over par 222 (71-75-76) • Part of Liberty's lineup that won the Big South Men's Golf Championship, NCAA Greensboro Regional and finished in 10th place at the NCAA Men's Golf National Championship • Tied for 12th place at the Big South Men's Golf Championship with a one-over par 217 (73-72-72) • Tied for 44th place at the NCAA Greensboro Regional with an 11-over par 227 (79-76-72) • Tied for 135th place at the NCAA Men's Golf National Championship with a 19-over par 232 (74-80-78)
2010-11 (Fr.): • Season stroke average: 74.47 • Fall stroke average: 73.75 • Spring stroke average: 76.20 • Recorded five rounds at par or better • Named to the Big South Presidential Honor Roll • Closed out his first collegiate tournament with an even par 72 and finished tied for 45th place at the Golfweek Conference Challenge with an eight-over par 224 (73-79-72) • Captured his first collegiate individual title carding a seven-under par 209 (72-68-69) at the Richmond Intercollegiate • Was named the Big South Men's Golfer of the Week on Oct. 15 following his victory at the Richmond Intercollegiate • Closed out his first year at Liberty with a tie for 39th place at the Cavalier Classic with a 14-over par 158 (77-81)
Prep/Amateur: • Homeschooled • Four-year letterwinner of his homeschool league • Four-time first-team all-conference • Three-time district champion • Regional champion as a sophomore and regional runner-up as a junior • County Player of the Year as a sophomore, junior and senior • Qualified for the U.S. Public Links his last three years of high school • Honorable-mention all-country as a freshman • Posted a 37.0 stroke average as a freshman • Posted a 75 at the district championships • U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier as a freshman • Posted a 36.5 stroke average as a sophomore and finished in 12th place at the state championship • 35.6 stroke average during his junior year, helping to a 16th-place finish at the state championship • Rolex All-American as a senior • Finished his senior season with a 36.1 stroke average
Personal: • Birthday is on Nov. 25 • Son of Guy and Leslie McConnell • Government major • Has political aspirations following graduation
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Ruth Schneider reviews medical content for Healthwise, a nonprofit organization with a mission to help people make better health decisions. Ms. Schneider is the Dietetic Internship Coordinator and a Clinical Assistant Professor at Idaho State University in Pocatello, Idaho. She also has a private practice in Boise, Idaho. She served as nutrition education specialist for the WIC program (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children), administered through the Idaho State Department of Health and Welfare, from 1980 to 1982. She also wrote training manuals for WIC paraprofessionals in 1991.
Education and Training
Dietetic Internship: Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, MO, 1976
MPH: University of California, Berkeley, CA, 1980
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The Crap We Missed – Thursday 8.21.14
Welcome to Thursday's The Crap We Missed that starts with butt and ends with classic butt and has nothing to do with Nicki Minaj which, after yesterday, is astonishing because I could have sworn she absorbed them all. Even today, when I close my eyes, I only see those weird sun spot lights, but in the shape of two hippos sharing dental floss. Anyway, none of that has anything to do with Sean Connery and I bring that up because I inadvertently found the greatest anecdote about his life while googling his wife's name. It's from 2013, you can read it here, then come back and we'll discuss how this somehow didn't make national headlines complete with a hero's parade and Medal of Honor ceremony.
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SafeRacer Club Racing drivers went out of their way to praise the NOLA Motorsports Parkâs 16-turn, 2.75-mile circuit throughout the weekend, many here for the first time.
Round Two of the SCCA Mid-States Majors Tour closed with a thrilling Spec Miata race, capping a BFGoodrich Tires NOLA Super Tour weekend that ran to rave critical reviews.
Sundayâs schedule featured a full slate of 17-lap races.
Formula F began the day in a race that no one seemed to want to win. David Livingstonâs No. 85 ThermaMasters Swift/Ford spun in the raceâs first corner and fell to the back of the field, but regained his composure and knocked off some fast laps and he aimed back to the front.
Saturday winner Bill Kephartâs No. 37 Vestial 10F/Honda spun on lap six in a battle for the lead with Wesley Cunninghamâs No. 33 Over Fifty/MSR Houston/Honda Swift DB-6, handing the lead to Cunningham. With no one around, Cunningham stretched his lead to as high as 11 seconds until, on lap 11, he spun and fell back to third.
At that point, Livingston was back in front, ahead of Meg Sauceâs No. 10 Sportscar Performance Swift DB-6. Livingston and Sauce both spun again on lap 14, and just like that, Cunningham was back in front.
With a second chance at the top spot, Cunningham pulled away to the checkered flag, followed by Kephart and Livingston on the podium.
The Group Two race featured a fast and tight Formula Atlantic race that was derailed early when opening lap contact damaged the right rear suspension on Saturday winner Conner Kearbyâs No. 56 GK-Motorsports/K-Hill Swift 016 and brought out a full course caution.
Father Gaston Kearby took over the lead following the restart in the No. 69 GK Motorsports/K-Hill Swift 016a, but spent the last half of the race with his mirrors full of the No. 70 Martini/Coors Light Swift 014a. Cooper could close to the rear of Kearbyâs car, but with no way around, had to settle for second by just 0.786-second.
Darryl Wills swept the Formula Mazda weekend in the No. 1 Hillengburg Motorsports Formula Mazda, as did David Grant in Formula Continental (No. 59 Polestar Motor Racing Spectrum 014z), Jack Donnellan in Prototype 2 (No. 6 Kechi Energy Lola 598), and Tim Reinke in Formula Enterprises (No. 50 Formula Enterprises).
Charlie Vehle got an early challenge in the American Sedan race, as the No. 57 CH4 Resources Ford Mustang of Thomas Hines won the drag race to turn one, and held the lead on the opening lap. Vehleâs No. 50 Ford Mustang moved back to the lead on lap two, and then cruised to an easy weekend sweep when Himes pulled off track with mechanical issues on the front straight.
Matt Blehm moved his Super Touring Under-winning No. 48 Nissan 240SX around Cliff Iraâs Super Touring Lite-winning No. 36 Fira Motorsports Acura Integra late in the race for the overall second position, but neither driver was challenged in class on their way to weekend sweeps.
Zach Monette resumed his rivalry with David Fershtand in the GT-1 race on Sunday, following a tight duel during Saturdayâs race. Monetteâs No. 199 Optech Jaguar XKR got the jump on the No. 70 Fershtand Race Prepared Chevrolet Corvette at the green flag, and moved into the lead.
The two chased each other hard around the 2.75-mile circuit for 14 laps, with Monette in the lead. Heading into turn 13 on the lap 15, Fershtand braked very late, sliding to the inside and into the lead.
With Monette still on his bumper, the pair made a fantastic â and brave â move through the esses at NOLA, which should be a one-line portion of the track. Both cars split a pair of GT-2 and GT-3 machines to make the move, and drove to the one-to-go board.
On the last lap, Monette ran hard up the inside into turn one, but wasnât close enough to make a pass. A similar move under braking in turn two was too much, and Monetteâs Jaguar spun â giving Fershtand a free pass to the finish. Monette recovered to finish second.
Stan Czacki moved his No. 00 Whitehead/DGI/SchaafAuto Acura RSX Type-S around Luis Riveraâs No. RPM Motorsports Mazda Miata at the start, and stayed there until lap six, when Rivera found his way around. That was a short lived arrangement, as Czacki was back in front a lap later. Czacki held on the rest of the way for the win.
James Rogerson celebrated his birthday by running away from the H Production field in his No. 66 Hoosier/MSR Houston/Over 50 Motorsports Honda Civic, jumping away at the start and keeping in front of the field to the finish.
On Saturday, Denny Stripling drove his No. 4 Lightspeed Motorsports Spec Racer Ford away to a blowout victory. On Sunday, Keith Verges was determined that wouldnât happen.
Verges did his part, moving away from the green flag in tandem with Stripling and taking the lead for the first time with a hard-braking maneuver in the No. 69 Apex Driving School SRF entering turn one.
Stripling moved back in front in the back half of the course on lap 11, then watched it disappear again on lap 13 with yet another turn one pass.
Verges wasnât finished yet. For four laps, he kept the red and white machine of Stripling behind him, weaving through the twisty circuit but unable to break free. Verges was practically mistake free over the final laps, however, and stayed in front by 0.353-second at the finish.
Spec Miata was a four-car train in the last half of the race, left to be decided between Craig Berryâs No. 29 Berry Marble and Granite/East Street Racing Miata, Voytek Burdzyâs No. 4 Advanced Autoparts Mazda Miata, and the No. 51 Boots Transportation Miata when Tom Brownâs No. 27 Advanced Autoparts/Custom Wireless Miata experienced a mechanical issue on lap 14.
Burdzy held the point on lap 16, protecting the inside into one as Berry looked for a way around. It didnât work in turn one, but it set up a pass in turn three and gave Berryâs black and green machine the lead with one to go.
Searching hard for an opening, Burdzyâs last shot at the win was under braking in turn 13. Burdzy locked up his brakes and couldnât get close enough for a pass, with Berry, Burdzy and Ferranti crossing the stripe in order for the podium.
The Mid-States Conference returns to action March 15-16 at Eagles Canyon Raceway in Decatur, Texas, with Rounds Three and Four of the 12 race season.
Results and more information from the BFGoodrich Tires NOLA Super Tour from NOLA Motorsports Park is available at SCCA.com/NOLAMajors.
Avondale, La. - Provisional race winners for Sundayâs BFGoodrich Tires NOLA Super Tour, Round Two of the Mid-States Conference Majors Tour at NOLA Motorsports Park. Drivers are listed by Class: name, hometown, and car.
American Sedan: Charlie Vehle, Danbury, Texas, Ford Mustang
B-Spec: Joe McClughan, New Braunfels, Texas, MAZDA2
Formula 500: Timothy Friest, Leavenworth, Kan., KBS Mk VII/Rotax
Formula Atlantic: Gaston Kearby, Corpus Christi, Texas, Swift 016
Formula Continental: David Grant, Germantown, Tenn., Specturm 014z
Formula Enterprises: Tim Reinke, Conroe, Texas, Formula Enterprises
Formula F: Wesley Cunningham, Houston, Texas, Swift DB-6
Formula Mazda: Darryl Wills, Deer Park, Texas, Formula Mazda
Formula Vee: Stevan Davis, Danielson, Ga., Racerâs Wedge SB-1/Volkswagen
E Production: Jesse Prather, Topeka, Kan., Mazda MX-5
F Production: Eric Prill, Topeka, Kan., Mazda Miata
H Production: James Rogerson, Pearland, Texas, Honda Civic
GT-1: David Fershtand, Fort Worth, Texas, Chevrolet Corvette
GT-2: Don McMillon, Texarkana, Texas, Chevrolet Corvette
GT-3: William Gonzalez, Houston, Texas, Mazda RX-7
Prototype 2: Jack Donnellan, Chickasha, Ok., Lola 598
Spec Miata: Craig Berry, Tyler, Texas, Mazda Miata
Spec Racer Ford: Keith Verges, Dallas, Texas, Spec Racer Ford
Super Touring Lite: Cliff Ira, Kansas City, Mo., Acura Integra GSR
Super Touring Under: Matt Blehm, Rosharon, Texas, Nissan 240SX
Touring 2: Steven Coleman, Azle, Texas, Ford Mustang
Touring 4: Stan Czacki, Truth or Consequences, N.M., Acura RSX-S
Image: Berry leads his Spec Miata rivals at NOLA.
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If it is true that making downward comparisons (in a light-hearted, humorous way) can make us feel a bit better about our own lot in life, then this book will be a panacea for those who find themselves still mourning over last Valentine's Day as the next approaches. Humor to warm your heart, courage to try it again. :-D


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You hear of phrases like the new healthcare paradigm. You hear of a fundamental shift in how healthcare is consumed and paid for in the U.S. You hear how fee-for-service is going to one day collapse under the infinitely more practical, but perhaps a little bit hard to quantify, fee-for-value.
And yet these are not pie-in-the sky schemes, nor the latest buzzword doing the rounds.
To borrow a VC's phrase - a tectonic shift is underway. Medtech companies are being asked by their hospital customers to help solve their problems, sell their devices even more cheaply, and do more to keep patients healthy. As medtech companies try to reinvent their business models, what attitudes that would cause companies to fail need to be identified and then require a full 180-degree pivot?
Here are five:
We are not focused on services. We do product innovation.
Good for you, but so are your competitors and not a whole lot that you make is that different from what your competitors make. And how far do you think you can win on lowering prices?
So just staying focused on products is a mistake. Medtech experts and consultants have been talking about how companies need to beef up their services in the continuum of care that can help hospitals do something more efficiently, help them manage their chronic patients better, or lower their costs. For instance providing a service that can help reduce a hospital's heart-failure related 30-day readmissions that prompts a penalty from Medicare.
We do not partner with payors or others
Wake up and smell the coffee. Payors hold the key to the data that can help you know whether your products are having the desired clinical outcomes. That data can bolster your case for evidence-based pricing of products at the next meeting with hospital purchasing manager. Larger companies such as Medtronic and Boston Scientific are already teaming up with the Unitedhealthcare and Aetnas of the world.
There are also other data companies that can help medtech firms leverage and crunch Big Data and get meaningful bytes of them.
So, don't get left out of this collaboration party.
We don't care about comparative effectiveness research
So far medtech companies have had to show that their products work and are safe. They haven't needed to demonstrate that their products work better than other products and current standard of care.
Now as hospitals aim to reduce treatment variation, and as they look at making clinical decisions on treatment, based on evidence, both clinical and economic, device companies need to be armed with the data that convinces them of the value of their products. That's where comparative effectiveness research comes in.
We are risk averse
Too bad because the new world order is being built upon the cliche of no risk no reward. Providers are demanding that medtech companies share the risk of treating patients and in turn reap the rewards if joint goals of reducing cost, improving efficiency and better patient outcomes are resulting.
Large companies get it - Medtronic launched a hospital solutions business to help cath labs that use so much of the company's products become more efficient. Some hospitals in Europe have begun working with Medtronic in this space. A Pricewaterhouse Innovation report from 2013 described the arrangement as "risk-sharing for efficiency savings." In other words, as the hospital wins by cutting costs, Medtronic shares in the savings. If the hospital fails to achieve cost savings, Medtronic also bears the burden.
So far, taking this big operational and financial risk has paid off. The PwC report found that, "on average, efficiency savings range between 20% to 25% at partner hospitals. Patient throughput times and waiting lists have decreased. Physician and nurse satisfaction have improved, and patients are happier with their experience."
We like a big sales force
Device and pharma companies have historically developed cosy relationships with physicians and hospitals have accommodated them by buying whatever drugs and devices they preferred even if they achieved similar clinical results.Medtech companies have responded to this by hiring bigger and bigger sales forces.
But the selling model has changed. A big sales force is less needed today than a small but knowledgeable workforce. Hiring health economists is as much a good idea these days as is training sales force to know not just the physical bells and whistles of a particular product but also its clinical outcomes and its ability to reduce cost from the overall healthcare system.
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Kelly Brook poses for the October issue of Loaded, and I always pictured her as someone too classy for a men's magazine. But upon closer inspection this is exactly where she belongs. Along with my face as a decorative ski mask. "Sir, you're supposed to go down the slopes, not lay face first in the snow moaning like a wounded tiger." "Go 'way."
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Lilly Endowment Awards $1 Million to SMWC for Nursing Degree Program
December 5th, 2013 | SMWC
Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College a $1 million grant through its Initiative to Promote Opportunities through Educational Collaborations. The Woods will use grant funds to build upon the success of its academic programs and develop a Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program that will help meet critical needs for nurses, healthcare professionals and leaders in the healthcare industry in the state. Grant funds will support startup costs for curriculum development, faculty, science labs, and the development of a RN to BSN completion program.
"Lilly Endowment's generous funding will allow The Woods to provide nursing leadership, which is critical to effective high-quality patient care across the state and nationwide," said Dottie King, Ph.D., president of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. "The Endowment's continued investment in colleges and universities speaks to the importance of education and of our mutual goal of preparing students to lead in our communities."
SMWC is collaborating with regional healthcare and health education partners to create a distinctive new model for nursing programs at small colleges. Partners critical to the success of the program include Ivy Tech Community College, Providence Healthcare, Rural Health Innovation Collaborative, Saint Vincent Hospital of Clay County, Terre Haute Regional Hospital and Union Hospital Health Group. Specifically, SMWC's program model will:
- Capitalize on existing facilities offered through community partners to implement the program with distinction
- Utilize the nearby simulation center at the Rural Health Innovation Collaborative
- Use on-site model classrooms within the healthcare facility of the Sisters of Providence, adjacent to the College campus
- Immerse students in career-related experiences throughout the curriculum to connect them to the healthcare workplace and maintain high Indiana job placement levels for BSN graduates, and
- Develop articulation agreements with Ivy Tech Community College and other community colleges to offer the BSN program to graduates of two-year nursing programs. The two-year completion program will utilize on-site and online delivery, in which SMWC has extensive experience.
Additionally, the grant will allow The Woods to continue to build upon its reputation of offering other distinctive health-related programs. Its art therapy, music therapy and equine assisted therapy programs, used within a therapeutic relationship, provide avenues for communication to those who find it difficult to express themselves in words.
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UNWANTED bicycles and furniture are being given a new lease of life in Malvern.
Worcestershire County Council and its waste contractors Severn Waste Services, which manages the Malvern Household Recycling Centre, has teamed up with social enterprise Malvern Cycles and charity Worcestershire Lifestyles to make sure nothing that is still in a useable condition is thrown away.
Anyone visiting the centre off Worcester Road with bicycles or furniture is being encouraged to instead donate them to prevent them from going to waste.
Nick Trotman from non-profit social enterprise Malvern Cycles, which is also based on Worcester Road, said he was pleased by how successful the project had proven over the past 12 months.
"It's a really good link-up that allows us to give bikes a new lease of life, whether that be by working on the cycles donated directly or by saving parts that can be used to repair other bikes.
"Our message is please keep donating."
Worcestershire Lifestyles chief executive Tony Whitcher said he was also pleased to be involved.
Tony Whitcher, Worcestershire Lifestyles Chief Executive, said: "We are very pleased to be working in partnership with Worcestershire County Council and Severn Waste Services.
"Donated items make a huge contribution to the viability of our charity," he said.
"I'd like to say a big thank you to everyone that has supported us by donating items."
Worcestershire Lifestyles supports around 250 disabled adults in a range projects and sells reclaimed furniture and other items from the Malvern Recycling Centre as well as Worcester's centre in Bilford Road and its shop in Lowesmoor.
Worcestershire County Council's cabinet member for the environment Cllr Anthony Blagg said: "We're pleased and proud to support re-use organisations in our communities that play a part in reducing the useable items going to waste.
"Both Worcestershire Lifestyles and Malvern Cycles are great examples and we want to continue to help wherever we can."
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Crown Roast
Ask your butcher to remove the chine, feather bones, and any excess fat from the crown roast. You can have the butcher grind the trimmings to reserve for another use.
- Servings: 18
Source: Martha Stewart Living, January 2001
- 1 eight-to-nine-pound crown roast of pork
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 5 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
- Grated zest of 1 orange
- 4 large cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh rosemary
- Wild Rice Dressing
- 3/4 cup dry white wine
- 1/2 cup fresh apple cider
- 1 cup Homemade Chicken Stock, or canned low-sodium chicken broth, skimmed of fat
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, room temperature
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.Position rack in lower third of the oven. Brush the roast with 4 tablespoons olive oil, and season with salt and pepper.
In small bowl, combine orange zest, garlic, rosemary, and the remaining 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil. Spread mixture evenly over the meat, inside and out. Place meat in a heavy-duty roasting pan with a rack large enough to hold roast without crowding sides. Roast 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 375 degrees. Continue roasting, rotating pan after 45 minutes, until meat is well browned and an instant-read thermometer registers 150 degrees. about 1 1/2 hours. (Insert thermometer into meaty center of the crown, making sure that it does not touch any ribs. Take several readings to ensure that temperature is even all around.)
While crown roast is cooking, make the wild-rice dressing. Remove roast from oven, transfer to a cutting board with a well, and let stand 20 minutes. Raise oven temperature to 425 degrees. Place dressing in oven, and bake until heated through, about 20 minutes. Pour the pan juices into a fat separator or glass measuring cup, and let stand 5 to 10 minutes. If using a separator, carefully pour juice back into pan; discard fat. If using a measuring cup, carefully remove fat with a spoon, and return juices to pan. Place roasting pan on top of stove over medium-high heat. Add wine, and bring to a boil. Using a wooden spoon, stir up any brown bits on the bottom of the pan. Boil until half of the liquid has evaporated, 5 to 7 minutes. Stir in apple cider and stock; season with salt and pepper, and return liquid to a boil. In a small bowl, combine butter with flour. Mix until completely combined. Transfer this mixture to the roasting pan. Whisk constantly until the gravy has slightly thickened, 4 to 5 minutes. Remove pan from heat, and strain liquid into a gravy boat. serving the roast
Carefully lift roast out of pan, and place it on a serving platter; spoon the dressing into the center of the roast, and carve.
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LT504 JAN, 2011Oh, this recipe is terrific! My 4 teenage sons were completely satisfied with the crown roast---they really liked the gravy. I loved the apricots, prunes and apples in the dressing. My husband commented that it was an excellent presentation. I had planned to make this for New Year''s Day; instead, I made it for dinner on first day back to school! Thank you!Reply
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Auburn, Ala. - You're invited to attend the second in a series of public meetings regarding the revitalization of the Opelika Road Corridor.
Renew Opelika Road Public Meeting #2
Wednesday, August 29 at 6:00pm
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Public Meeting #2 will include opportunities for the public to offer input on possible transportation enhancements as well as land use strategies for the Opelika Road Corridor that were developed using input gathered at Public Meeting #1.
The final outcome of Renew Opelika Road will be a plan to guide the future development of Opelika Road and help ensure the area's future commercial viability. The plan will help answer questions of how the community and City can support Auburn's existing businesses and attract new destinations for residents. The plan will also reflect the most effective way to improve traffic flow, pedestrian accessibility and the overall look and feel that citizens envision for the Auburn community.
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THE organisation running Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Kidderminster Hospital and Redditch's Alexandra Hospital is predicting it will end this financial year with a deficit of £9.8 million.
A report presented at a meeting of Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust on Wednesday, May 28 showed the organisation was already £200,000 behind its forecast just one month into the year but bosses said they hoped this could be clawed back later in the year.
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HOUSTON - The woman at the center of a day care fire that killed four children is the focus of an international manhunt.
Investigators said Jessica Tata has fled the country and is in Nigeria.
"We are definitely looking into flight records. We're definitely looking into her family history in Nigeria," Deputy U.S. Marshal Alfredo Perez said.
Tata was the day care provider at a home in the 2800 block of Crestpark at Waypark when a fire broke out Thursday at 1:40 p.m. The house served as a day care facility called Jackie's Child Care. Seven children were at the home at the time of the fire.
Three of the children, Elizabeth Kojah, of Cypress, and Kendyll Stradford, of Katy, both 20 months old; and Shomari Dickerson, 3, died on Thursday. A fourth child, Elias Castillo, died on Saturday.
Two of the surviving children are at Shriners Hospital for Children in Galveston in critical condition. The third surviving child has been released from the hospital.
Tata has been charged with one count of reckless bodily injury to a child in connection with Dickerson's death. Prosecutors would not say if more charges are expected.
The U.S. Marshals office said it is doing all it can to have 22-year-old fugitive extradited back to Houston.
"Right now, we're trying to establish a base line of who she is. Where she is. Where she's been," said Perez.
Perez said he could not release specific details about how close they are to finding her.
"Once we find out where she's at, it's really important to be discreet about it so we can start the treaty process," said Perez.
A source close to the investigation told KPRC Local 2, that Tata left the country for Nigeria on a Delta flight from Atlanta on Saturday night. That was before an arrest warrant was issued on Monday, which means there would have been no reason for airport officials to have stopped her from boarding a plane.
Tata is from Nigeria.
"I've been trying to reach her. I've not been able to reach her on the phone," said Josie Tata, the suspect's mother.
Josie Tata said she hasn't seen her daughter since the day after the fire, but the parents of the four children who were killed in the fire said they aren't buying it.
Keisha brown lost her 16-month-old son, Elias, in the fire.
"I hope she gets decent sentencing we can all be comfortable with. It's our babies," said Brown.
Arson investigators said the fire started in the kitchen after someone left a pot of oil sitting on a hot burner.
Tata left the children alone while she went to the grocery store, according to sources who said security video shows she was in the store for at least 13 minutes. Witnesses said she returned just as smoke began boiling out of the home day care.
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Even today, eyes close as his voice paints the field, the fans, the "Touchdown Tennessee."
John Ward's radio play by play united Volunteers for more than 30 years.
"The state differed, but one thing tied it all together, and that was Tennessee football," says John Ward.
Ward gave fans a front row seat at Rocky Top.
"My responsibility was to try to involve all fans."
He may have been the "Voice of the Vols," but as a kid, it was his dad who brought the game to life.
"My father was a great communicator... much better than I ever was."
His father was principal of the Tennessee School for the Deaf. As a child, Ward's earliest memories of Big Orange football were watching his dad interpret the game's radio broadcast for deaf students.
"Like somebody ran to the 18 yard line, he would draw that. And, it set up just a rhythm of communication to people who could not hear, but could experience the excitement of Tennessee football.
Ward graduated from Knoxville High School.
"Did I have any desire to be a football player or an athlete? No because I couldn't. I was a skinny punk."
He studied political science at the University of Tennessee and went to law school.
"Two quarters in I said, 'There ain't no way I'm going to make it as an attorney. I never had a book to begin with."
During law school, he worked in the Knoxville Journal's sports department and got his shot at play by play.
"I had no idea what I was doing, but I said, 'Well, what can they do, fire me?'"
Ward impressed his Journal boss, but did get fired.
"Your future is not writing, your future is talking."
After 2 years in the Army, Ward came home and started with an advertising agency. In 1965, he started play by play for UT basketball. Tennessee football followed in 1968.
Ward and longtime sidekick, Bill Anderson, experienced some of Tennessee's greatest moments together. For basketball, his favorite was the 1967 SEC championship win.
"Tennessee won, triple overtime, 2 points, 2 free throws. Bill Justice for Tennessee. That to me was the magic moment in basketball."
Ward's favorite football moment was the 1985 Sugar Bowl win in the New Orleans.
"Tennessee came back to win 35-7. It was just a great night, a great week for Tennessee fans in New Orleans."
But his very last game wasn't too shabby either.
"Can't beat it."
Tennessee beat Florida State at the Fiesta Bowl for the National Championship title.
"I told Fulmer, 'Fulmer, Anderson and I got us this far. It's up to you from now on.' It was just time to quit. That's what I said. It was just time, and it was. I don't regret a moment."
But Ward does miss it.
"I miss the preparation. I mean, I worked."
Oddly enough, play by play was just a hobby, but it scored him a song by Kenny Chesney.
"It got on the charts which is unbelievable!"
A golfer and a gardener, John Ward is enjoying being out of the spotlight.
"I'm very shy. I've got you faked out."
He works out every morning.
"Go through 48 minutes of cardio and all that junk... hate every second."
Ward still has his advertising agency, but he doesn't do public appearances.
"I don't do interviews on TV with anybody!"
He prefers to spend time with his 2 loves, his wife, Barbara, of nearly 50 years and their dog, Keelee.
As for games, Ward goes, but only lasts a half, always sitting next to his ole sidekick, Bill Anderson.
"Our primary concern is keeping each other awake... if you want to know the facts."
John Ward, born in Knoxville, HomeGrown in Tennessee.
"When you get right down to it, I'm from Knoxville. I'm from Tennessee. And, if you can make it here, good. Stay home."


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|Fathers & Sons
Part 3: Last year the Connie O'Connor was finally launched at Yarmouth.
By Capt. Bill Pike — May 2003
"I'll never forget the day," laughs wife Lorelei. "He came home from Alan's and said, `Lee, you'll never believe it--the damn Ark's back.'" Dugas had decided to buy the Connie from Lowell and get him to transform her into a classic trunk-cabin cruiser with a large saloon and pilothouse. Dugas envisioned himself having a ball, cruising the coast of Maine in a true lobsteryacht. The tarp was removed from the Connie, and she was hauled back across town to Royal River, where for the next four years, when Lowell wasn't working on other, more pressing projects, he chipped away at the one he'd started a decade earlier.
On July 29, 1997, Carroll Lowell died; he was just 59 years old. Ironically, the lawsuit that had gradually rounded his shoulders and softened his speech over the years was settled in his favor just weeks before he passed away. Even Keel had reopened as well, reuniting father and sons in a joint effort: building a plug for a new fiberglass lobsterboat. "He seemed so relieved and happy then," Lorelei remembers. "He called me one day and just held the phone toward the shop and told me to listen. And I says, `Carroll....Carroll, I know where ya are. Ya sittin' on ya rear end on a chair in the corner, and those boys ah buildin' the boat!'"
Last year the Connie O'Connor was finally launched at Yarmouth. Oddly enough, as she slid into the green depths of the Royal River to the cheers of hundreds, she again entangled her fortunes with those of her builder. After Lowell's death Dugas lost interest in the old cruiser and put her up for sale. Within months Don and Carolann Streinz of New Hartford, Connecticut, bought her. She was just what they wanted: a real Lowell cruiser, albeit an unfinished one. Soon the Connie made the crosstown trek yet again, this time back to Even Keel, now run by Jamie and Joe. Splicing the boat into a busy schedule, they used the skills their father had taught them to finish the job he'd started. It was not easy, having to handle tools and materials their father had hand-made and read the notes he'd left behind to facilitate the tasks he'd meant to perform.
But here's the beautiful part. Soon after the final papers and contracts were signed--they were the only papers and contracts ever signed in connection with the building of the Connie O'Connor, by the way--somebody noted a rather phenomenal detail: It was Carroll Lowell's birthday.
The Streinzes promptly changed the name of their new lobsteryacht to the Carroll L, of course. And then they sailed happily off into the Pine Tree sunset.
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A lot of good photographers on the east coast.. i have a few qeustions if any of you guys linger these forums.
Is taking surf pics just a hobbie for you, or is it your career? is it just a side gig, if so how does that work? what type of camera equipment is best for surf photograpghy? any other input is appreciated.


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What says cold winter evening better than a comforting casserole baked in a stoneware pot that goes right from the oven to the table? Mmmmmmmmm . . . homemade mac & cheese!
Make this Easter extra special with a unique easter bunny cake. This cake pan from Nordic ware creates an upright bunny cake.
cupcakes are the "it" thing what better to carry your sweet treats in than this courier??
Love cupcakes, but need something bigger?? Use this large cupcake pan to make one big huge cupcake!!!
Stack the porcelain dishes in all kinds of ways. Stack them in the oven, fridge and even on the table. Put tea lights in the bottom one to keep warm the dishes on top.
Cake cakes and muffins will look so delicious in these silicone muffinforms. All colours are looking so yummy!!!!
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ENTRIES are flooding in for an autumn show which will see the best of Yorkshire's cattle, sheep, horses and poultry on display.
Countryside Live – regarded as the Little Sister of the Great Yorkshire Show - will see thousands of visitors descend on Harrogate's Great Yorkshire Showground over October 18 and 19 to cast their eye over prize-winning animals and home-grown fruit and vegetables.
Bill Cowling, show director, said: "Countryside Live has forged its own place in the rural calendar and although it is very different to the Great Yorkshire Show, the core ethos is the same – to showcase the importance of British farming and to provide a fun and educational day out, particularly for those with younger families."
In the livestock sections, the beef and sheep classes are judged on Saturday with the championships, including young handler sections, taking place the following day. James Alexander, of County Antrim, has the task of deciding the cattle with Alex Brown, of Darwen, Lancashire, in charge of the sheep.
In the equine section there are classes for Mountain and Moorland ponies, lead rein and first ridden as well as working hunter ponies.
The event is a qualifier for the Blue Chip BSPS Heritage Mountain and Moorland Ridden Championship in December at Olympia.
There are classes for coloured horses and ponies, working hunter ponies as well as the popular fancy dress competition for youngsters under 16.
All the equine classes include a special prize for the highest placed Yorkshire based pony and rider.
The closing date for submitting entries for the beef cattle, sheep and equine sections is Friday, September 5, Friday, September 12 for pigeons, poultry and honey.
The fruit and vegetable classes are again organised through the Knaresborough Horticultural Society with entries being taken until October 16.
Adult tickets are £9, a children's ticket is £5, and a family ticket, admitting two adults and three children, is priced at £24.
Tickets will also be available on the gates, which are open from 9am to 5.30pm each day.
Parking is free and extensive.
To download an entry form go to www.countrysidelive.co.uk


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Three Word Phrases IIILanguage brain teasers are those that involve the English language. You need to think about and manipulate words and letters.
The following are five pairs of words. Each word in each pair has a rhyming word which, when put together using "and", forms popular English phrases.
E.g. rack, bite = black and white
1. Mesh, spud
2. Style, terror
3. Flat, house
4. Pride, beak
5. Wits, ceases
Hint1. Family and relatives
2. A method of forming a conclusion
3. Do not get along
4. A child's game
5. Remainders
Answer1. Flesh and blood
2. Trial and error
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5. Bits and pieces
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It is often preached to high school students that their junior year is the most important. Is this true? According to the Princeton Review, yes.
According to the Princeton Review, for students who plan on going to college their grades from 11th grade will be the most important ones on their transcript. One reason for this is because those are the last completed grades colleges will see when they apply. Most students apply to college during the fall of their senior year, meaning they are in the middle of their fall term and likely won't have final grades on their transcript yet.
The Princeton Review adds that colleges also look closely at junior-year grades because their level of difficulty will more closely relate to college courses than did the classes students took as freshmen or sophomores.


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This article was published 26/10/2013 (1395 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
IT pays to pay attention in class if you're a student athlete in Manitoba.
On Friday, Sport Manitoba presented $21,000 in academic scholarships to students around the province. Eight high school students and eight university students, a 2013 class representing six communities and 15 different sports, received the awards.
High school athletes earning a $500 Manitoba Foundation for Sports scholarship include:
-- Mengyao (Christina) Huang (Fort Richmond Collegiate): volleyball, cross country, track and field
-- Sampson Kinsely (Hapnot Collegiate): volleyball, soccer, basketball
-- Jayden McKoy (Miles Macdonell Collegiate): football, basketball
-- Megan Miscavish (Dakota Collegiate): volleyball, handball, field hockey
-- Christina Posthumus (Kildonan-East Collegiate): basketball, volleyball, soccer
-- Tristan Therrien (College Jeanne-Sauve): volleyball, badminton, basketball
-- Mikal Thrones (Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute): cross country, track and field
-- Emily Tuttosi (Souris School): rugby, basketball
Kinsley also picked up an additional $500 through the Milt Stegall Scholarship, which is awarded to the top high school student entering a post-secondary institution.
Seven university students received $1,000 cheques through the Manitoba Foundation for Sports organization. The list of athletes, all from the University of Manitoba this year, features:
-- Amir Ali, basketball
-- Kendra Garagan: swimming
-- Jesse Greenberg, disc sport
-- Logan Grzenda, soccer, badminton, golf
-- Riley MacCharles, triathlon, rowing
-- Tyler Mislawchuk, triathlon
-- Taylor Pischke, volleyball
Mislawchuk earned an extra $1,000 via the Stegall scholarship, while Ali picked up the Bud Tinsley Sport Leadership Scholarship ($500) for his guidance in the classroom and on the court. Pischke and rower Kevin Kowalyk (also from the University of Manitoba) each received $3,000 via the Princess Royal Pan Am Scholarship.
Meanwhile, four student coaches each received a $500 bursary from Coaching Manitoba. Swim coach Shelly Kroeker (Landmark) and volleyball coach Aaron Cyr (St. Andrews) earned the rural prizes, while Winnipeg's Dana Cartlidge and Cameron Krisko received awards for their work in gymnastics and Special Olympics track and field, respectively.
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Does anyone have a thought or an idea on using a Kamado cooker as a Tandoori oven?
They are similar in shape. Tandoori ovens are made out of clay and the Kamado cooker is made out of ceramic, which is similar to clay. Maybe someone that has this kind of cooker can give us an idea on this.
This is what I found on their web site:
"Grill Dome is actually a contemporary version of an ancient cooker used in Asia for over 3000 years. Mostly made of earthenware and sometimes known as kamado, kayoto, hibachi etc. these cookers produced remarkable cooking results for centuries. Unlike earthenware cookers that could not withstand high temperatures and would crack due to high heat, Grill Dome is made of propriety ceramics and can be used to cook at any conceivable temperature and in the harshest of weathers. In Japanese word kamado means anything you can light a fire in, such as a grill, fireplace, fire pit etc. This cooker originated in China, and is being used in various forms and shapes in many countries."


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DORSET'S most outstanding young staff, students and entrepreneurs were honoured at an awards ceremony.
Rock Recruitment Specialists held its Rock Star Awards at the O2 Academy in Bournemouth to recognise achievers aged 16-26 and the companies that develop them.
Seven individuals and a company were presented with their trophies in front of 373 business people.
The Bournemouth University Star of the Future award went to Lee Merchant, 21, nominated by his placement employer, Borough of Poole, for his enthusiasm, passion and his implementation of carbon reducing measures.
The Bournemouth University Star of the Future Under 19 category was won by Charlie James-Peers, 18, whose ambition is to bring change to the education system to ensure anyone can access first class education regardless of their financial situation.
Alice Jeans, 19, was named Breeze Volkswagen Rising Star of the Future. She began a weekend job selling tickets at AFC Bournemouth at the age of 14 and is now PA to the chief executive.
The Inspire Entrepreneur Star of the Future is Michael Pocock, 23, who has started several ventures including his current business, Lambert Ward Enterprises, which helps start-ups obtain grants and finance.
The WDS Inspirational Star of the Future award went to Nathanial Hawley, 22, whose difficult early years gave him the drive to study at university and become a young ambassador for the Prince's Trust as well as a mentor for Aim Higher.
Fire Radio Media Star of the Future was Jasper Taylor, 20, a multimedia journalism student who could not be at the ceremony because he was working at the World Cup in Brazil. He has already accepted a job with Sky Sports.
Christian Clark, 20, was named Beach Weddings Bournemouth Hospitality Star of the Future. He works at the Chewton Glen Hotel and received the maximum possible number of Golden Duck awards for service excellence.
Rachel Benjamin, 23, was named Ageas Bournemouth Apprentice Star of the Future. Before winning the award she was a support assistant in a care home and is on a new career path with Ageas.
The Frettens Solicitors Star Company award was presented to Alan & Thomas Insurance Group, which was instrumental in developing a national apprentice programme. The company also has an in-house apprentice scheme and mentors school pupils in employability skills.
Angela Fletcher, Rock Recruitment's MD, said: "With so many applications, getting to the final stage was exceptional and every judge told us how impressive each finalist was. I hope that current and future employers recognise what bright futures these individuals have ahead."


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Visit to Oriental Orthodox Cathedral Encourages Dialogue
April 3, 2011 • Off-campus event • By Professor Peter C. Bouteneff
This past Sunday, Professor Peter C. Bouteneff brought seven seminarians to St. Mark's Syrian Orthodox Cathedral in Teaneck, N.J., at the invitation of H.E. Mor Cyril Aphrem Karim, archbishop and patriarchal vicar to the Archdiocese of the Syriac Orthodox Church for the Eastern United States. The visit was part of Dr. Bouteneff's seminar on "Christology in Dialogue," which focuses on the rapprochement between the Orthodox Church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches.
After attending Divine Liturgy, the seminary delegation visited with the archbishop for more than an hour for discussion on the current state of the dialogue, and on the liturgical and theological life of the Syriac Orthodox Church. They were joined as well by Dr. George Kiraz, director of the Beth Mardutho House of Syriac Studies and president of Gorgias Press.
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DESPITE losing 15 pins on the first hand away to second bottom team White Hart B, Market A played steadily throughout the rest of the match to win by ten pins and become the Bridgwater Town Ladies' Skittles League Division 1 champions.
Runners-up spot is still up for grabs.
Market C won at home by 34 against GWR Club A and are second in the division. They are three points ahead of Castle Club A who lost at bottom team Commercial Inn B by 13; Market and Castle Club have to play each other and if Castle Club win the two will have a rematch to decide the runners-up spot.
Highest scoring match last week was at Market D, who won at home by 26 against Crown Inn B. Jean Bray hit 70 for the Market and Lyn Searle 68 for the Crown.
The two bottom teams of Division 2 met at the Bridgwater Squib A; high scores for the home side were Tracey Fursland 61 and Sue Mills 60, while Margaret Selway hit 60 for the visitors Commercial Inn A who won by 2.
Blake Arms A, who lost at home to the Lion's Club B (Tina Woodberry 64, Jenny Woodberry 60), now have to play Commercial Inn to decide who stays in the division.
Outstanding score in the division was Lyn Marshall's 79 for Castle Club B. She hit a 25 on the last hand leaving their opponents who had been 17 pins up going to the last needing 55 to win which they got thanks mainly to Nicki Giles who had a 16 spare to win by one.
British Flag A are champions of Division 3 after they won at Sportsman by 32 thanks to Donna Hodge 73, who was anchor on the night, and Helen Innalls' 63.
One point behind and runners-up are Bunch of Grapes, who won at British Flag B whose Mary Pollock hit 65.
Highest score in the division this week was Dee Buttle's 73 for New Foresters A who won at home against bottom side Lime Kiln by 67.
Results: Division 1 – Commercial Inn B 331 (H Stepney 61), Castle Club A 318; White Hart B 341 (L Meaker 60), Market A 351; Market D 398 (J Bray 70, C Shaw 62), Crown Inn B 372 (L Searle 68); Crown Inn A 326, Blake Arms A 296; Market C 386 (S Harrison 63, C Duddridge 61), GWR Club A 352; Blake Hall B 331, Cross Rifles A 318.
Division 2 – Blake Arms A 330, Lion's Club B 353 (T Woodberry 64, J Woodberry 60); Castle Club B 375 (L Marshall 79), Blake Arms 376; GWR Club B 335, Market B 310; Bridgwater Squib B 343 (T Fursland 61, S Mills 60), Commercial Inn A 372 (M Selway 60); Cross Rifles B 331, New Foresters B 347 (E Smith 60).
Division 3 – Lion's Club A 338, Bird in Hand 302; New Foresters 381 (D Buttle 73), Lime Kiln 314; British Flag B 338 (M Pollock 65), Bunch of Grapes 355; Sportsman 337, British Flag A 369 (D Hodge 73, H Innalls 63); West India House 301, Bridgwater Squib B 316.