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Reid scrutinizes Chiefs tough instant replay
A couple hours after Kansas City's 18-16 loss to Pittsburgh, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid left Arrowhead Stadium, drove down the hill and pulled into his parking spot at the team's nearby facility.
Reid went to his office on the building's second floor, turned on his computer and began watching the action that had just ripped out his guts, that of his team and community.
Why put yourself through that type of pain so quickly? That's just Reid and his grinding approach to the job.
There was a game to wrap-up, with work on closing out a season on the horizon as well. His mind already clicked into what he could do to make sure his team didn't feel this type of disappointment again.
"There's just a finalization to it that hits you right in between the eyes," Reid said. "I don't want to get away from the fact that the team had a good year. At the same time, we have to take care of business and improve as we go forward here and learn from this.
"Little things add up. I have to make sure I take care of that. We have to eliminate some of the penalties and things. I still felt like after watching the tape that we had an opportunity there to win the game. Single elimination — this is how it works. We're all big boys, and we have to learn from it and move forward."
Soon enough, there are plenty of issues that Reid and general manager John Dorsey will have to address in the coming months to form the foundation of what will be the 2017 Chiefs. Here are just a few items that will pop up on their radar screen:
–What is Dorsey's future with the Chiefs? The general manager is in the final year of his contract signed in January 2013. Rumors abound that Dorsey is the first choice in Green Bay if Packers executive vice-president-general manager Ted Thompson decides to slide out of those roles.
On Tuesday, Thompson celebrated his 64th birthday. Dorsey played and scouted for the Packers for 27 seasons, leaving Wisconsin to take the Chiefs' job alongside Reid. He will be 57 years old in August.
The combination of Reid and Dorsey has worked well over four years for the Chiefs and ownership hopes to continue their reign. Reid has one more season to go on his 5-year contract.
–Is the commitment to quarterback Alex Smith still firm from his head coach and general manager?
Over four seasons with the Chiefs, Smith's record as starting quarterback in the playoffs is 1-3. That's in direct opposition to his 41-20 record that led the team to the postseason three of the last four years.
When asked directly this week whether Smith remained his No. 1 quarterback, Reid indicated his belief in the 32-year old veteran remains.
"I was here till two in the morning going back through the tape and looking at it," Reid said. "All that stuff, that's the last thing on my mind right now. … I still think we can win with Alex.
"We were right there. He made a phenomenal throw on the two-point play to put us into position to take care of business. This wasn't all about Alex. That's not what this was — or with his performance and what it came down to. That's how I feel."
Part of the discussion about Smith and the future of the quarterback position will include Nick Foles.
Signed in August after he was released by the Los Angeles Rams, the 27-year old Foles started one game and looked good in other small opportunities. He finished with a passer rating of 105.9 on a much smaller sample size than Smith's final 91.2 rating in the regular season.
If Smith and Foles stay at their current salary cap numbers, they will account for $27.6 million of the team's spending limit in 2017.
–Can the Chiefs keep safety Eric Berry and defensive tackle Dontari Poe? Both players have been important elements in the Chiefs defense over the last four years, but both will become unrestricted free agents. Berry was in that spot last year, and when negotiations dragged on, the Chiefs tagged him as the franchise player. They could do that again in 2017, at 120 percent of his $10.8 million tender he played under last season, or right at $13 million.
The last two seasons have been the best of Berry's seven years with the Chiefs. Playing in all 35 of the team's regular and postseason games after his fight against Hodgkin's lymphoma, he racked up 155 total tackles, seven interceptions plus another on a 2-point play. He knocked down 21 other passes and forced a fumble.
"I think everybody here would love to have Eric back," Reid said. "We feel he's a big part of the team. I don't think that's different in the front office than it is right here as I'm speaking. You just have to wait those things out and see how it goes. That's one of those things that's going to take time to see how it rolls."
Poe finished the regular season with 27 tackles, 1.5 sacks, nine quarterback pressures, a forced fumble and three pass deflections. He also ran for one touchdown and threw another on offense.
Against Pittsburgh in the playoffs, he had four tackles and one tipped pass.
–Will they keep a trio of dented veterans, all now 30 or older: running back Jamaal Charles (30), and linebackers Tamba Hali (33) and Derrick Johnson (34)?
Charles and Hali are dealing with knee problems and Johnson with his second ruptured Achilles in three years. All are under contract for 2017, and hold salary cap numbers of $7 million (Charles), $8.583 million (Hali) and $7,750 million (Johnson). Charles would be the biggest money saver under the cap, with $7 million coming available.
Charles' future will depend on how he bounces back from surgery on both knees late last year. His playing future in 2017?
"That's too hard to predict," Reid said0. "Right now, it's just a matter of keeping the swelling out of that thing and him being able to work at that same level that he was able to do before. He's here doing that and that's important. He wants it and normally with a great athlete like he is, a Hall of Fame athlete, if at all possible physically, he would be able to do it again."
–More contract considerations: There are only three others among the 14 players without deals for next season who would be important for the Chiefs to sign, and all are restricted free agents: kicker Cairo Santos, safety Daniel Sorensen and cornerback Terrance Mitchell.
Also without contracts are unrestricted free agents running back Knile Davis, offensive lineman Mike Person and defensive linemen Jarvis Jenkins and Kendall Reyes. Plus, restricted free agents wide receiver Albert Wilson, defensive lineman T.J. Barnes and long snapper James Winchester. Two players who began the season on the injured-reserve list are scheduled to be exclusive rights free agents: wide receiver Kenny Cook and fullback Trey Millard.
–Coaching staff changes? Reid has not made any deletions from his staff in the previous four seasons. The coaches that have moved on did so when hired for other jobs: assistant special teams coach Kevin O'Dea (Tampa Bay), offensive coordinator Doug Pederson (Philadelphia), assistant offensive line coach Eugene Chung (Philadelphia) and defensive assistant Dino Vasso (Philadelphia).
Special teams coordinator Dave Toub interviewed with Denver and San Diego for vacant head coaching jobs, but was not picked. Rumors were about late last week that co-offensive coordinator Brad Childress was a candidate to become offensive coordinator with the Bills. Word out of Buffalo is the team has gone in a different direction.
–Once again, the immaturity of tight end Travis Kelce caused problems for the Chiefs in the AFC divisional playoff game against Pittsburgh.
Kelce was the only Kansas City offensive player that produced anything in the way of yards, as his five catches went for 77 yards. But he dropped two passes and was so upset after one of them that he shoved Steelers cornerback to the ground, drawing a 15-yard unsportsmanlike penalty. That slowed the Chiefs offense and cost them 15 yards in field position and they ended up kicking a field goal.
"Yeah, you can't do that," said head coach Andy Reid, who has spent a lot of time in the last two seasons talking to Kelce about controlling his temper and frustrations. "That's the obvious. It followed a ball that he wasn't satisfied — he felt like he should have caught. Those are the little things like that when you're playing here against good competition you can't have things like that. You learn from that."
Or maybe not. After the game, Kelce blasted the officiating for a holding call that wiped out a successful two-point conversion play that would have tied the game. The call went against left tackle Eric Fisher, who pulled down Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison.
"That wasn't a hold on my guy Eric Fisher," said Kelce. "I hope (Fisher) doesn't go the entire offseason thinking it was his fault. It was just getting our jugulars ripped out because the ref felt bad for James Harrison falling on the ground.
"No. 51 (referee Carl Cheffers) shouldn't even be able to wear a zebra jersey ever again. He shouldn't even be able to work in a damn Foot Locker."
Sounds like Reid will be having even more conversations with his Pro Bowl tight end about his maturity.
–A lot of the postgame focus for the disappointing end to the Chiefs' season will fall on quarterback Alex Smith. It will renew the debate on whether Smith is the man capable of leading his team to a championship.
Smith has led the Chiefs to a 41-20 record in his regular season starts. After the 18-16 loss to Pittsburgh, Smith fell to 1-3 as K.C.'s starting quarterback in the playoffs. Smith threw for only 172 yards against the Steelers, averaging just five yards per attempt. He's the leader of an offense that struggled to find consistency and production.
"It was a big, big opportunity for us," Smith said of playing the divisional-round game at Arrowhead Stadium after getting a week off. "We knew what we were capable of. Certainly, offensively, we didn't hold up our end, didn't get it done. I thought we had a chance to come back and put it into overtime, and we came up short. So, you look at it tomorrow, but there's no next week. You have to move on."
The Chiefs moved on last year, after getting a victory over Houston, but then lost to the host New England Patriots. Both of those games were on the road and Smith says the players knew what had to happen next.
"Last year, we talked about if we could get a home field game what an advantage that is, and we had it this year," said Smith. "You have to figure out a way to take the next step, figure out a way to get past that. Every year is a different challenge though. You never know what it's going to be."
After the game, Smith talked about what the Chiefs can take from the disappointment.
"I think everybody is running through their head on what they could have done differently," said Smith. "What could I have done in the week? What could I have done tonight? What if I'd just done this? That's just the nature of losing. You're going to do that. It's going to play some mind games with you.
"I think, obviously, when you get away from it for a little — you get removed — you have to set your sights on, what do we need to do moving forward. There's a whole process there — offseason and all the stuff that comes with that. How do we take the next step?"
–Additions: WR coach Greg Lewis; offensive quality control coach Mike Kafka; assistant special teams coach Rod Wilson.
–Won't return: Assistant head coach/wide receivers coach David Culley; assistant special teams coach Brock Olivo.
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(ORANGE) = An ORANGE player is one with backup ability and/or production only. They do not match up versus the REDS and are dominated by the BLUES. An ORANGE should make your squad only if they are a RED or BLUE special teamer. Otherwise, you must replace your ORANGES.
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This publication was developed in response to requests from participants in the Florida Yards & Neighborhoods (FYN) program in Miami-Dade County for a list of recommended low-maintenance landscape plants suitable for south Florida. The resulting list includes over 350 low-maintenance plants. The following information is included for each species: common name, scientific name, maximum size, growth rate (vines only), light preference, salt tolerance, and other useful characteristics.
This section will describe the criteria by which plants were selected. It is important to note, first, that even the most drought-tolerant plants require watering during the establishment period. Although this period varies among species and site conditions, some general rules for container-grown plants have been determined experimentally; they are as follows: 6 months for a 1-gallon plant; 1 year for a 3-gallon plant; and 6-12 months per inch of trunk diameter for larger trees.
The term 'low-maintenance' refers to a plant that does not require frequent maintenance—such as regular watering, pruning, or spraying—to remain healthy and to maintain an acceptable aesthetic quality. A low-maintenance plant has low fertilizer requirements and few pest and disease problems. In addition, low-maintenance plants suitable for south Florida must also be adapted to—or at least tolerate—our poor, alkaline, sand- or limestone-based soils.
An additional criterion for the plants on this list was that they were not listed as being invasive by the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council (FLEPPC, 2001), or restricted by any federal, state, or local laws (Burks, 2000). Miami-Dade County does have restrictions for planting certain species within 500 feet of native habitats they are known to invade (Miami-Dade County, 2001); caution statements are provided for these species.
Both native and non-native species are included herein, with native plants denoted by § in the following table. Some plants listed also tolerate wet soil conditions or even periodic flooding; these are denoted by ª. Also, a variety of plants that are not commonly available in south Florida nurseries or garden centers were intentionally included with the hope that increased demand will generate increased supply; plants that are commonly available are denoted by ¨.
Plants were evaluated according to their function or role in the landscape, and were then assigned to one or more of the following categories: A. Perennials; B. Annuals; C. Shrubs & Hedges; D. Flowering & Shade Trees; E. Fruit Trees; F. Palms, Cycads & Palm-like Plants; G. Ornamental Grasses; H. Groundcovers; I. Vines; J. Epiphytes; and K. Herbs & Vegetables. A definition of each category follows.
Perennials are typically herbaceous plants that live three or more years. They often bear attractive flowers, and many can be used as groundcovers.
An annual is a plant that typically lives for one year or less—or is commonly treated as such in the landscape. Although most annuals require moist soil, a few are considered low-maintenance. In south Florida, many annuals are cool-season plants, and, thus, will not tolerate the heat and/or wet/humid conditions of summer. Only drought-tolerant annuals were included.
Shrubs & Hedges
A shrub is typically a woody plant with several stems. However, a wide variety of plants can function as shrubs. A hedge is simply a row of closely planted shrubs that form a border or boundary; hedges may require some pruning to maintain proper form or function.
Flowering & Shade Trees
A tree is a woody plant that is usually very large (tall or wide or both) and usually bears a single trunk. Flowering trees are those that are cultivated primarily for their showy flowers, whereas shade trees often lack significant floral displays.
Fruit Trees
Fruit trees are typically grown or cultivated for their edible fruit. To ensure a healthy, productive fruit tree, it may be necessary to feed and/or water them during fruit set.
Palms, Cycads & Palm-like Plants
Palms are predominantly tropical and subtropical evergreen trees, shrubs, or woody vines of the Family Palmae (also known as Family Arecaceae). Palm stems are generally unbranched, bear a single growing point, and are topped by a crown of pinnate (feather-shaped) or palmate (fan-shaped) leaves bearing conspicuous parallel venation. In a few cases, entire palm genera are considered low-maintenance, including Brahea, Coccothrinax, Copernicia, Livistona, Phoenix, Sabal, Thrinax, and Washingtonia. Although many palms require regular fertilization, the species listed herein require less than most.
Cycads are cone-bearing evergreen plants of the Division Cycadophyta; they are often mistakenly considered palms. Note, the cycads included on this list are resistant to the cycad aulacaspis scale, which is a serious pest of cycads in the genus Cycas (which includes the sago 'palms').
Palm-like plants are those that superficially resemble palms but belong to unrelated plant families.
Ornamental Grasses
Ornamental grasses typically grow in tuft-like clumps and bear numerous small flowers on tall stalks that rise above the blade-like leaves. Many are quite showy, and are welcome additions to a non-traditional landscape.
This category includes a diverse group of unrelated plants that are used to cover areas of ground for aesthetic purposes (e.g., in shady areas where grass will not grow). Groundcovers also function to stabilize soil, or to provide focal points at the front of planting beds. Generally planted in dense stands, groundcovers can be vines, small shrubs, annuals, perennials, or grasses.
Vines are weak-stemmed plants that derive their support from climbing, twining, or creeping along a surface. Although most people think of vines as climbing vertically, a few species also grow horizontally and can function as groundcovers. Some vines have aggressive growth habits, so they need to be watched carefully to prevent them from growing out of control.
Epiphytes are plants that grow on other plants (e.g., trees) or objects (e.g., rocks and boulders) for support or anchorage, but not for water or nutrients. This category includes orchids, ferns, bromeliads, and some cacti.
Herbs & Vegetables
Herbs are plants whose leaves, stems, or roots are used as flavoring in food or as non-traditional medicines, while vegetables are plants that produce edible parts (roots, stems, leaves, or fruit) that are grown for food. Although not included in most landscapes, some herbs and vegetables have ornamental value.
Selecting the 'Right' Plant
Putting the right plant in the right place is of foremost importance in creating a healthy and successful low-maintenance landscape. However, this principle is dependent upon one's ability to accurately select the 'right' plant species for a given location. Common names are often misleading, and sometimes more than one plant species may be referred to by the same or similar common name. Therefore, whenever possible, it is best to refer to scientific names when researching and selecting plants for your south 'Florida Landscape'.
We would like to thank the following UF-IFAS Specialists for reviewing this article: Dr. Robert Black, Dr. Kimberly Klock-Moore, Dr. Kenneth Langeland, and Dr. Eva Worden. In addition, Roger Hammer, Head Naturalist for Miami-Dade County Parks & Recreation, contributed significantly to this publication, and we thank him also.

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Scudder Parker (born August 16, 1943) is a Democratic politician from Vermont.
Parker grew up on a dairy farm in a region of Vermont known as the Northeast Kingdom. Parker attended Union Theological Seminary, and became an ordained Christian minister. Early in his political career, Parker became the first Democratic Party candidate to win a Vermont State Senate seat in the northeastern region of Vermont. He served in the State Senate from 1981 to 1988. In the Senate, Parker served as chair of the Finance Committee, assisting in writing the state's budget. Later, Parker served as chair of the Vermont Democratic Party. He was Director of the Energy Efficiency Division of the Vermont Department of Public Service from 1990 to 2003.[1]
Race for governor, 2006[edit]
In 2005, Parker announced his intention to run for the Democratic Party nomination to challenge Governor Jim Douglas in the November 2006 Vermont gubernatorial election. He was assured that nomination when no other Democrat filed by the July 16, 2006 deadline.
Parker started his campaign in the fall of 2005, visiting counties in Vermont and staying there for several days at a time. In the summer of 2006, his campaign staff tripled in number, bringing on full-time field, finance, and communications directors, as well as several support staffers. He received $110,000 in donations in the month of July 2006.
The Parker campaign focused on several issues, including energy, education, health care, and economic development. He released a series of position papers on energy in support of renewable energy sources.
The Republican Party incumbent Douglas defeated Parker,[1] winning 56% of the vote to Parker's 41%.
- ^ a b Cillo, Paul (2 June 2015). "Tiffany Bluemle and Scudder Parker join Public Assets board". vtdigger.org. Retrieved 30 August 2016.
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Boston Reid is looking forward to this weekend's event in Las Vegas. Mostly because it will be the first weekend in a long time that Reid feels like his team is on an even playing field with the other 35 drivers in the field. The 24-year old ...
Boston Reid is looking forward to this weekend's event in Las Vegas. Mostly because it will be the first weekend in a long time that Reid feels like his team is on an even playing field with the other 35 drivers in the field. The 24-year old rookie from Logansport, IN has never raced at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, but neither have the other drivers in Saturday's field, with the recent construction done at LVMS.
"I'm excited to test the truck on Thursday. It'll be a great opportunity for us to get the set-up of the truck right and learn some things about the track," said Reid. "I think this weekend will be good for us because it's the first time this year I feel like we're all on the same level. None of us have ever raced on this new track surface before, so Thursday will be a learning session for all of us here."
This will be the second race that Reid will be working with interim crew chief, Tim Weiss. Weiss, who has spent the last four year's working as a part-time consultant to race teams, has agreed to help the team until a full-time crew chief is brought on board. Last weekend was Weiss' first race with the team, but unfortunately their time as crew chief/driver was cut short when Reid was involved in an accident that took him out of contention on lap 80.
"Last weekend was a challenge for us. We're trying to work hard to get this team where it needs to be and we didn't get much experience on Saturday," said Weiss. "We struggled for the first 50 laps of the race trying to get the set-up of the truck better so Boston could drive it and we just got taken out in a wreck on lap 80. We'll see what we can do this weekend in Vegas. The test on Thursday will give the rookie drivers much needed time on the track for Saturday night's race."
Chassis No. 04 -- Tim Weiss and the Woodard Racing team will take Chassis No. 04 to the track this weekend in Las Vegas. This truck has raced at Michigan and Kentucky this year finishing 17th and 14th respectively.
Reid on racing at Las Vegas...
"I think the test day will help us a lot. I've never been to Vegas before and now that they've repaved it, it's going to be interesting to see how everyone performs being that we'll all be on the same playing field. We're hoping to go to the test and learn some new things to apply to the truck on Saturday night. Rick has been working really hard to get this team where it needs to be and we just need to concentrate on staying in the top-20 in points and learn as much as we can for the rest of this year."
Reid on how the test will help teams adjust for the race on Saturday...
"The test will be a huge advantage for everyone, especially the rookie drivers. For those of us that have never even seen the track before, it will give us a whole day to not only learn the track but how we need to set-up the truck for Saturday night's race."
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The Glory Of Ghana
The Glory Of Ghana takes place in beautiful Ho, the capital of the Volta Region, in southeast Ghana, near Mount Adaklu. Once part of the German colony of Togoland, then occupied by the British, the country finally gained independence in 1957. Ho itself is safe town, enveloped by a lush, mountainous surrounding area, and well-known for a lively and huge open market that attracts people from all over Ghana and Togo. There are a few internet cafes, numerous churches and restaurants, and a town that feels like a huge village.
Never have smiles been easier to come by, nor more beautiful than in Ghana; locals are always willing to chat and teach you their distinctive greeting (a finger clicking handshake.) The beautiful area, combined with the history of the Ewe people of Ghana, make it a place many never want to leave. But, despite the natural beauty, Ho and surrounding communities are facing a variety of challenges ranging from lack of clean water in rural areas to a workforce untrained in the use of modern tools such as the internet, something many there view as a necessity if Ghana is to progress. Nor are there currently enough teachers or facilities to offer free education to all children, many roads are not paved and the republic is still heavily dependent on international financial and technical assistance.
This is a lovely place to offer your much-needed hand, for, as Lonely Planet writers state: If an award were given for the country with the friendliest people in West Africa, Ghana would be a strong contender... you'll swear the wind and waves off the Gulf of Guinea have infused the land and people alike with equatorial warmth.
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Volunteers will work with a locally organized group on different projects in numerous surrounding villages. Projects are in one of two areas: the first is Rural Communities and School Support related. These projects include the building of school blocks for kindergartners, instruction, or improvement of washrooms and facilities that the children use (often times current conditions are extremely unsanitary.) Volunteers might also help with the construction of wells or water systems, which can save lives in the dry season, or build libraries or internet training centers. The second project area is Orphanage Home Support Projects. These projects entail volunteers working to improve the facilities at a local orphanage. Efforts in Ghana have a great deal of support in the local communities, and volunteers will be cherished and appreciated as they help the people of Ho, and of Ghana, on projects that are important to them, and learn to see and experience their culture in a way that few rarely ever do. Projects vary depending on the number of volunteers, which projects were finished (or not) with the prior group, what priorities have changed, weather conditions, which supplies are available, and often the interest and fitness level of the volunteers. For these reasons, specific projects are often not fixed until the week prior to your arrival and can even change upon arrival.
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SPECTATOR August 2013
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Two Families Receive Keys to New Habitat for Humanity Home Thrivent Financial and area churches support affordable home construction Habitat for Humanity Northwest Harris County (Habitat NWHC) celebrates the construction of two more Habitat NWHC homes at a dedication ceremony on July 20, 2013 at 8:30am at Hamill Crossing, a completely designed and built Habitat NWHC neighborhood. The new homeowners, Katherine Garrett and Martha Turcios will thank all those who worked so hard to help them reach this goal and there will be an open house of the newly completed homes directly following. Each Habitat for Humanity homeowner puts in what we call 'Sweat Equity' by working on the construction site to build their home alongside local volunteers. Ms. Garrett and Ms. Turcios were no exception and both put in well over the minimum of 350 Sweat Equity hours required by the program. They will both be closing on their homes the week following the dedication ceremony. Ms. Garrett's home is unique because it was sponsored and built by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and area Lutheran churches. Sponsorship is the process by which a church, company or organization gives a financial donation that Habitat then uses to purchase the materials to build the house. This generosity helps increase Habitat's ability to build more homes in its ongoing effort to eliminate substandard housing here in Northwest Harris County. Ms. Turcios is unique because upon closing on her home, she will be the oldest homeowner that Habitat NWHC has ever had. At 74 years of age Ms. Turcios has never owned her own home or even had her own bedroom. Ms. Turcios' home was also sponsored and built by area churches. Copyright © 2013 Peel, Inc.
Ms. Turcios and Ms. Garrett worked hard and formed a warm relationship with the volunteers that helped build their homes and the end result is two beautiful homes that their families can enjoy for many years to come. Through donations of money, materials and volunteer labor, Habitat NWHC was able to build the homes and sell them at an affordable price. Ms. Garrett and Ms. Turcios will purchase their homes with a no-profit loan, and their monthly mortgage payments will be used to build more Habitat houses. "It has been exciting to get to know these two neighbors during the construction of their homes and the completion of the Habitat program. I was talking to Katherine [Garrett] just the other day about how amazing it is that all these people that didn't even know her before came out and worked so hard so that she and her family could have a decent place to live. It truly is an amazing and awe inspiring process." – Karly Grilliot, Habitat NWHC Development Manager If your company, church or organization is interested in partnering with Habitat NWHC please contact Karly Grilliot at email@example.com or at 281-477-0460 For more information please visit www.habitatnwhc.org
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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo awarded $866,000 in scholarships to 49 deserving high school seniors in the Cypress Fairbanks Independent School district in May. Community Liaison, Jeanne Mason, is shown here at Cy-Springs High School. Jeanne says, "Thank You! to our community for their continued support with our fundraising efforts. It's such a wonderful feeling to present scholarships to deserving students knowing full well that it will change their lives forever."
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The Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club meets at Hearthstone Country Club on the first, second, and third Tuesday of each month at 12:15 for lunch and informative programs. For more information, call John Carroll at 281-463-0373, George Crowl at 832-467-1998 or Peggy Presnell at 281-304-7127. We invite you to be our guest at one of the meetings and enjoy the fellowship of Kiwanians from your community as you learn about our organization. The Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club is actively seeking new members who are interested in giving service to improve our community and our world. Visit the Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club and learn about the projects in which its members participate to enrich and improve life for citizens in our community. We sponsor the Key Clubs in the Cy-Fair, Jersey Village, and Katy communities and work with them in service to the Cy-Fair area. Internationally, both Kiwanis and Key Club are participating in the ELIMINATE
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What is M.A.N.E. Event? M.A.N.E. Event (Mustangs at Night's End) is an all-night, alcohol and drug free, afterprom party, hosted by the senior class parents. Seniors and their dates will enjoy an evening of fun activities, such as but not limited to: bowling, billiards, laser tag, arcade games, photo booth, money machine, great music, food and drinks. Prom will be held on May 9th at the Woodland Resort, and M.A.N.E. Event will be held immediately following at The Main Event. Seniors do not have to attend prom to attend the M.A.N.E. Event.
Who is responsible for Prom and After Prom (M.A.N.E. Event)? Cypress Ranch High School is responsible for Prom date and location. M.A.N.E. Event is the responsibility of the Class of 2014 parents with an Assistant Principal as liaison for the school. 2014's liaison this year is Dr. Bennett.
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My research has been focused on understanding the influence of dynamic stressing on fluid flow in geophysical media as well as the influence of mechanical and chemical alterations on hydrological and thermal properties of fractures.
I have also focused my efforts investigating rupture processes and the influence of heterogeneities on the evolution of fractures.
The fundamental research supports a range of geophysical problems related to fluid flow and fracture mechanics, in the broader scheme, relevant to earthquakes and energy resources. Examples includes:
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3) Reservoir permeability enhancements
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- Sylvain Pitre, Frank Dehne, +9 authors Ashkan Golshani
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Identification of protein interaction networks has received considerable attention in the post-genomic era. The currently available biochemical approaches used to detect protein-protein interactions are all time and labour intensive. Consequently there is a growing need for the development of computational tools that are capable of effectively identifying… (More)
- Frank Dehne, Michael A. Langston, Xuemei Luo, Sylvain Pitre, Peter Shaw, Yun Zhang
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In this paper, we study the cluster editing problem which is fixed parameter tractable. We present the first practical implementation of a FPT based method for cluster editing, using the approach in [6,7], and compare our implementation with the straightforward greedy method and a solution based on linear programming [3]. Our experiments show that the best… (More)
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Protein-protein interactions (PPIs) play a critical role in many cellular functions. A number of experimental techniques have been applied to discover PPIs; however, these techniques are expensive in terms of time, money, and expertise. There are also large discrepancies between the PPI data collected by the same or different techniques in the same… (More)
- Xuemei Luo, Maureen McKeague, +5 authors Frank Dehne
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It is well known that using random RNA/DNA sequences for SELEX experiments will generally yield low-complexity structures. Early experimental results suggest that having a structurally diverse library, which, for instance, includes high-order junctions, may prove useful in finding new functional motifs. Here, we develop two computational methods to generate… (More)
This paper presents a parallel version of CLUSTAL W, called pCLUSTAL. In contrast to the commercial SGI parallel Clustal, which requires an expensive shared memory SGI multiprocessor, pCLUSTAL can be run on a range of distributed and shared memory parallel machines , from high-end parallel multiprocessors (e.g. Sunfire 6800, IBM SP2, etc.) to PC clusters,… (More)
- Sylvain Pitre, Mohsen Hooshyar, +5 authors Ashkan Golshani
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A goal of the post-genomics era has been to elucidate a detailed global map of protein-protein interactions (PPIs) within a cell. Here, we show that the presence of co-occurring short polypeptide sequences between interacting protein partners appears to be conserved across different organisms. We present an algorithm to automatically generate PPI prediction… (More)
- Matthew Jessulat, Sylvain Pitre, +8 authors Ashkan Golshani
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INTRODUCTION Proteins within the cell act as part of complex networks, which allow pathways and processes to function. Therefore, understanding how proteins interact is a significant area of current research. AREAS COVERED This review aims to present an overview of key experimental techniques (yeast two-hybrid, tandem affinity purification and protein… (More)
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One of the main mechanisms for double stranded DNA break (DSB) repair is through the non-homologous end-joining (NHEJ) pathway. Using plasmid and chromosomal repair assays, we showed that deletion mutant strains for interacting proteins Pph3p and Psy2p had reduced efficiencies in NHEJ. We further observed that this activity of Pph3p and Psy2p appeared… (More)
- Andrew Schoenrock, Bahram Samanfar, +16 authors Ashkan Golshani
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Our knowledge of global protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks in complex organisms such as humans is hindered by technical limitations of current methods. On the basis of short co-occurring polypeptide regions, we developed a tool called MP-PIPE capable of predicting a global human PPI network within 3 months. With a recall of 23% at a precision of… (More)
- Adam Amos-Binks, Catalin Patulea, +5 authors Frank Dehne
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While there are many methods for predicting protein-protein interaction, very few can determine the specific site of interaction on each protein. Characterization of the specific sequence regions mediating interaction (binding sites) is crucial for an understanding of cellular pathways. Experimental methods often report false binding sites due to… (More)


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Springbok skipper Warren Whiteley will know on Monday whether the groin tear that kept him out of Saturday's final test against France could impact on him leading the Lions in the business end of Super Rugby or captaining the national team in the Rugby Championship that comes after that.
Whiteley was withdrawn on the day of the game and Eben Etzebeth took the reins in the 35-12 win that completed a 3-0 series rout of France. Etzebeth, the Stormers lock, described it as the best day of his life and appeared to really enjoy the experience, but Coetzee explained that there was never any question who would lead the team if Whiteley was injured.
"Warren has been struggling with a bit of a groin strain for a while. We decided to give him as much time as possible to be declared fit, but then he landed awkwardly in a lineout session," said Coetzee.
"We sent him for a scan and did a little sonar that revealed that has a little tear. We didn't want to risk him. Sometimes you use a medical team to patch up a player and make it possible for him to get through a game, but we decided it wasn't worth the risk. The team consists of 31 players and the whole week Warren did not train with the team, so it wasn't a big disruption for us.
"I was proud of the way the team coped under pressure. Even was vice-captain so everyone knew who would take over when Warren is out. We don't know at this stage how serious the injury to Warren is. He will be assessed on Monday and a decision will be taken together with the medical team of the Lions."
Etzebeth said that he knew he was leading the team 24 hours before kick-off and he described it as the best day of his life.
"Welcome to the best day of my life," grinned the newest addition to the Bok captaincy ranks at the post-match press conference.
"The last 24 hours have been unbelievable and very exciting for me. Warren was outstanding in the last few weeks, so it was difficult taking over from him, but I had leaders like Siya (Kolisi) and Beast (Mtawarira) backing me. Everyone is a captain in his own position, so it was easy for me to take over.
"There has been great preparation this year and that has built up a feeling of brotherhood in the team. I would say that the last three weeks have been the best three weeks with the Springboks for me."
The Boks struggled in several areas at Emirates Airlines Park, not the least of them being the lineouts, which are Etzebeth's field of expertise. However, the lock was taking a philosophical outlook to the problem area.
"The lineouts were not as good as they were previously but we still won. We will have to work on the lineouts for the Rugby Championships. Maybe there were execution errors from us that we can rectify before the Championships. We know we can step it up."


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Haven swim ban partly over
The swimming ban in the Haven because of a sewage leak has been lifted over part of the affected area.
Nelson City Council lifted the ban yesterday after water quality testing gave the all-clear.
Last Thursday the council issued a no-swimming and recreational use warning after a leaking pipe was discovered north of Marybank Rd, which caused sewage to overflow.
Signs were put up warning of the no-go zone at Tahunanui Beach and the Port areas.
Those signs have been removed, but restrictions are still in place in the Haven area north of Akersten St. The council has asked people not take to the water in this area until warning signs have been removed.
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So what does that mean to the citizens of Fontana? It's really quite simple. Since we have no other alternative than to live within our means, there will be $2 million less in the bank available to spend on services and critical community needs. The $35 million theft from Redevelopment means that critically needed traffic, storm drain and other infrastructure projects will have to be deferred or cancelled; fewer jobs will be created for our economy; increased expenses to develop; and, traffic problems will not be fixed.
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It has been a tough year financially for the City. We have cut over 50 full-time jobs that included several layoffs. We have reduced spending across the board. All-in-all, we have cut spending by nearly $10 million while continuing to provide quality services to the community. We have worked very hard. This is why the new thefts by the State are particularly galling to me. I am frustrated, but I also remain optimistic about the future of this wonderful community. The Mayor and City Council have a clear vision for what they would like to accomplish in this community. I am very confident that by working together, we will accomplish that vision.


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3 bedroom end of terrace house for saleBodmin Grove, Morden, SM4
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Property Description
Key features
- End Of Terrace Family Home
- Sought After Central Location
- Kitchen/Diner
- Conservatory
- Three Bedrooms
- No Onward Chain
- EPC EER Rating D
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Located within one of the popular and sought after ABC roads of Morden offering easy access to Morden town centre and underground station. Beautifully presented by the current owners, this end of terrace home offers a wonderful kitchen/diner with access to the conservatory, size-able reception room, three good sized bedrooms and a modern bathroom. The property also benefits from no onward chain and potential to extend subject to planning.
Entrance Hall
Built-in under-stairs storage cupboard, stairs leading to first floor landing.
Reception Room 13' 2" x 12' 9" (4.01m x 3.89m )
Front aspect double glazed window, radiator, coved ceiling, fireplace with stone surround and hearth.
Kitchen / Diner 19' 2" x 9' 3" (5.84m x 2.82m )
Fitted with a range of base and wall mounted units with inset stainless steel sink drainer, fitted oven, hob and overhead extractor, space for washing machine, double glazed window overlooking garden, double glazed double doors leading to;
Conservatory 12' 4" x 7' 5" (3.76m x 2.26m )
Double glazed double doors leading to garden.
Three piece white suite comprising panel enclosed corner bath with wall mounted shower attachment, wash hand basin and low level w.c, heated towel rail, obscure double glazed window.
First Floor Landing
Loft access hatch.
Bedroom 12' 6" x 11' 11" (3.81m x 3.63m )
Rear aspect double glazed window, coved ceiling, radiator door leading to;
En-Suite Shower Room
Glass shower cubicle with wall mounted shower, wash hand basin, low level w.c, heated towel rail, obscure double glazed window.
Bedroom 12' 6" x 9' 2" (3.81m x 2.79m )
Double glazed front aspect window, coved ceiling, built-in wardrobes, radiator.
Bedroom 9' 2" x 7' 1" (2.79m x 2.16m )
Front aspect double glazed window, coved ceiling, built-in over-stairs storage cupboard, radiator.
Rear garden with paved patio leading to lawn with wooden storage shed. Front garden laid to lawn with mature shrub borders.
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The Swan District region is part of the Greater Perth zone and is located north of Perth in Western Australia. It runs 90km along the coast just south of Guilderton and its north-west boundary extends 110km up to the town of Wannamal. The region focuses primarily on the sub-region of the Swan Valley, just 20km from Perth.
The Swan Valley is the oldest wine region in Western Australia with vines first planted in 1830, predating both Victoria and South Australia in viticultural terms.
The Swan District is one of the hottest and most arid wine regions in Australia. The region has a mean January temperature of 24.2°C and a low growing season rainfall average of 167mm. In contrast, regions such as Tasmania, the Yarra Valley, and the Adelaide Hills have mean January temperatures below 20°C and average growing season rainfalls above 300mm. The Swan District has some relief from the heat through a south-westerly breeze, the famous Fremantle 'Doctor'.
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While Swan District is the oldest region in WA, it is now the third-largest winegrape-producing region in the State, accounting for 12% of WA production in 2006, behind Margaret River with 47% and Great Southern with 20%. In 1979, the Swan District accounted for nearly 60% of WA winegrape production. Margaret River overtook the Swan District as the largest WA winegrape producer in 1992, a position it has held since that time.
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