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Two incumbents will face three newcomers next Tuesday for three seats on the Union R-XI School Board.
Incumbents Virgil Weideman, 26 Longwood Drive; and Teresa Connelly, 2144 Bachelor Creek Road, both of Union, are each seeking another three-year term on the board.
Newcomers Tinecia Schuttenberg, 621 Highway UU; Aaron P. Bockhorst, 767 Crider Lane; Tamara "Tammy" A. Weinhold, 7 Hoffert St., all of Union, are seeking a seat.
The election is Tuesday, April 8. The terms of Weideman, Connelly and Kate Jones end this month. Jones did not seek reelection.
The Missourian sat down with each candidate to discuss their goals as school board members and issues the district should address. Following are comments from the candidates who are listed in alphabetical order.
Aaron Bockhorst
Bockhorst, 33, is a 1998 graduate of Union High School. He is married with two children.
He is employed by the city of Ferguson Fire Department and the director of fire science/EMT at the Jefferson College Area Technical School.
He is a graduate of the St. Louis County Fire Academy and attended East Central College for fire and EMT training. He received a paramedic technician certificate.
Bockhorst said that he would like the district to better address testing standards, as well as bullying in the district.
He said that bullying is often ignored within the district.
"I don't feel they put enough emphasis on it," he said.
Bockhorst has two children who attend Union schools, which he said is important to patrons.
"I have a vested interest in the district," he said.
Bockhorst added that the school district is behind smaller districts in respect to what teachers are paid.
"We need to take care of all of the staff," he said, "nNot just teachers."
Bockhorst, who is a director of a tech school program, said the district needs to focus better on preparing students for after school.
"I don't think they are being prepared for college," he said. "Students aren't told what to expect — they aren't being prepared for the next step."
He explained that after speaking with graduates, he learns that some were unaware of options like the Four Rivers Career Center.
"We haven't had the career/tech push and I'd like to see that," Bockhorst said.
As a shop steward, Bockhorst said he is familiar with the workings of fire and ambulance district boards.
He noted that he also is familiar with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) because he has utilized $400,000 in grants for his department at Jefferson College.
Bockhorst said that improvements to the district through the bond issue approved last year are important.
That includes new sports facilities.
"I think that's huge," he said. "The only reason some people stay in school is because of sports. It is very important to keep kids occupied with after school activities."
Bockhorst said the district should operate its own buses, instead of contracting services to First Student.
He further added that he would provide "change" and "fresh ideas."
"We need new ideas to come in," he said.
Bockhorst said teachers can approach him with issues within their schools.
"There's nothing that says they can't talk to us (board members)," he said. "If it can be handled internally, great, but they have another option.
"Teachers live here — they elect the board too," Bockhorst added.
Teresa Connelly
Connelly, 58, is seeking her third, three-year term for office. She is married with one daughter.
She said she is a good fit on the board and has enjoyed serving the community for six years.
"I get a lot of personal satisfaction out of it," Connelly said. "There are a lot of good things in the district and I like to be part of it."
During her tenure on the board, district patrons approved a bond issue to improve sports facilities and maintain the schools.
"That really showed that the community trusted our judgment and moving forward we're able to replace roofs and windows," she said.
Connelly also serves on the Foundations for Franklin County board and the Labadie Environmental Organization (LEO) board of directors.
She noted that the district has made great strides advancing technology, including the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiative.
"We let the kids bring devices and they are very excited," Connelly said. "I think the program is moving in a positive direction."
The district is in the process of introducing "common core standards."
"I happen to be a fan and teachers are excited to use their own creativity to present information," Connelly said. "It encourages kids to think in a bigger way and utilizes whole brain teaching."
According to Connelly, the district is sound financially and there are funds in reserve for when they are needed.
She explained that the district's "intern program" has been effective. Under the program, assistants to administrators are interns.
"It offers assistance to principals and serves as a catalyst to let them stay in the district as other positions open up," she said.
Connelly has served as the legislative delegate for the district, and has kept tabs on what moves in Jefferson City affect the district.
She noted that the state does not fully fund the district as it should, and there should be changes at the state level to fully fund the foundation formula.
Connelly added that drugs are an issue for children in schools regardless of where they are located.
"It is an issue with kids in Franklin County," she said. "I don't know any school that doesn't have a problem with drugs."
School board members should serve all of the patrons of the district, according to Connelly.
"We all say that this is about kids, but it also is about teachers, parents and taxpayers of Franklin County," she said.
Connelly said she would like to have an open door policy for teachers and parents to speak their minds.
"So there is no fear of losing their jobs or a detriment to their job," she said.
Tinecia Schuttenberg
Schuttenberg, 40, is married with two children. She is studying psychology at East Central College.
"I have children in the district and I would like to help make a change in school," she said. "I want to ensure every child has an opportunity to get a great education."
Schuttenberg explained that she would like to make more textbooks available to students, particularly at Union High School.
"There should be books available for every classroom and every student," she said. "Now some students have to share books, or they make photocopies."
She added that in other classes there are no textbooks and students rely on note taking.
Schuttenberg explained that students often are expected to use the Internet to find information for homework.
However, there are many students who live in more rural areas and who do not have access to high speed Internet. Others may not be able to afford Internet service or electronic devices.
"They may not be able to get the same quality of education," Schuttenberg said. "There is a large percentage of students who are on reduced lunches, and who don't have Internet access."
Another issue that the district should better address is bullying. She noted that some district officials don't recognize many incidents as bullying.
"I know there are a lot of programs to prevent bullying," she said. "I'd like the schools to acknowledge it when it occurs and stop it when it is brought to their attention.
"We need to have an open discussion and accept it," Schuttenberg added.
There also should be more drills so students and teachers have a better grasp on how to react if there is an intruder.
"It's like a fire drill," she said. "It needs to be fresh in their minds."
If she is elected, Schuttenberg said she will be open to hearing concerns from others within the district.
"Board members don't have any easy job, but I'd like to be a voice for parents and teachers," she said. "I don't want teachers to feel they are jeopardizing their jobs by voicing an opinion — I'd like them to feel like they can come to me."
Schuttenberg added that as a parent, she will make decisions based on what is best for children.
"I'm a parent, and like most of them, I want what is best for children in the district," she said. "I offer a fresh perspective and I have a passion for children's education."
Virgil Weideman
Weideman, 64, said he wants to continue his work on the Union R-XI School Board. In total he has served 27 years on the board.
He is a member of the Union Sons of the American Legion, the Union Area Chamber of Commerce and the Immaculate Conception Parish.
Weideman is married and the owner of Doc's Imports, LLC.
He said his primary reason to seek re-election is to speak for people of the district.
"To be a voice on the board for the people and taxpayers of the district," he said. "I want to do my best to assure them their voices are listened to and that they have clear access to the board in order to express their opinions." Weideman noted that the district must address low test scores. Union scored a 75 in the Missouri School Improvement Program standards. That is compared to the Washington School District, which scored a 91 on the state test.
Any district with a score of 70 or less is considered "provincially unaccredited."
"There is no reason we shouldn't be in that same category," he said. "Every district in the county beat us — that's totally unacceptable."
According to Weideman work must be done to get raised scores.
"It's up to the administrators to figure out and formulate a plan," he said. "We need scores to improve."
Weideman added that locally the district is in "good financial shape," but there needs to be more state funding.
"The foundation formula needs to be fully funded as promised," he said.
The passage of last year's bond issue indicates that locally people are supportive of the district.
"The voters were good enough to pass the bond issue that allowed us to repair roofs and address other needs," he said. "It really allowed us to provide the work to maintain our buildings."
Weideman said teachers of the district deserve applause for the work they do.
"We have an excellent teaching staff," he said. "I am always impressed with what they do for and with our kids.
"Teachers are the core," he added. "If they don't learn from teachers then nothing else matters."
According to Weideman, the district should use the teachers to better prevent bullying.
"They are the best prevention we have," he said. "They watch kids and they are aware of those type of situations."
He added that he would like to see the district continue to move forward technologically.
"We have been progressing very well," Weideman said.
He would like the district to continue to address security in the schools and consider some "highly trained" staff carry concealed weapons, and promote that as a deterrent to a school shooting."
"That could happen here and I want to say that we did everything we could to prevent it," he said.
Tammy Weinhold
Weinhold, 47, told The Missourian that "student learning" is her No. 1 priority.
"I feel I can make a difference and have a positive impact on education in the Union R-XI School District," said Weinhold.
Weinhold is currently the director of advising and counseling at East Central College. As a 26-year employee of East Central College, she said she is committed to our community and education.
Weinhold noted that her goals as a board member would include continuing the district's technology plan and to attract and retain the best teachers for the district. Weinhold said if she is elected she will work with administrators and other board members to continue improving the district, and will welcome input and inquires from district patrons.
She added that it is important to maintain a budget without "negatively impacting teaching and learning."
"Once I understand what the district's resources are, I will work to help balance the budget responsibly," Weinhold said.
Weinhold is a Union High School graduate. She has a master's degree in education from the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
She has served on the parent committee for the Union R-XI bond issue that was approved in 2013. She also serves Union's A+ advisory board. Weinhold is on the advisory board for building trades at the Four Rivers Career Center and is in her second term on the Union Area Chamber of Commerce executive board. She also serves on the Wildcat Boosters executive board as well.
She has been a long-standing member of the Missouri Community College Association (MCCA) and served on the board of directors. MCCA is an organization that follows legislation and how it affects public two-year institutions.
Weinhold, her husband Steve and their two children all attended Union High School and are members of the St. Joseph-Neier Church.
"There are fantastic things that happen in our schools, but there is always room for improvement," she said.


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Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on Wednesday urged the Obama administration to step up its airstrikes against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
"I do believe that probably more of a robust air campaign is called for," Ryan, a potential 2016 presidential contender, said during an interview with Bloomberg Television.
Ryan said the U.S. should give the Iraqi government and its security forces more logistical support to "help them have their act together."
Ryan, the House Budget Committee chairman and 2012 GOP vice presidential nominee, is seen as a potential 2016 contender.
His comments came a day after ISIS fighters released a video showing the beheading of American journalist James Foley. The extremists also threatened to slay another kidnapped American journalist, unless the White House ceased its air campaign against ISIS.
President Obama has approved airstrikes against ISIS to help a persecuted religious sect and to aid local forces to retake Mosul Dam.

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Sunday, April 13, 2008
Cakespy says: Eat Your Veggies
12 comments:
- Precie said...
Oh, my. I wasn't enthralled by the veggie cupcakes, but this was my first foray into Cakespy's site. Oh, yes! I think I need a cigarette. {and, no, I don't smoke.}
- Monday, April 14, 2008 12:58:00 PM
- cyn said...
i am wanting to make cornbread muffins!!! i am leery of carrot and zucchini cakes. but i love pumpkin ones (as MR knows =).
- Monday, April 14, 2008 1:35:00 PM
- Charles Gramlich said...
I'd rather have the regular kind, I'm afraid.
- Monday, April 14, 2008 1:46:00 PM
- writtenwyrdd said...
zucchini and parsnips sound like good carrot substitutes. But they don't have that sugar that carrots do.
Cakespy's artwork is incredibly cute. I wasted a lot of writing time looking at her flikr posts.
- Tuesday, April 15, 2008 9:01:00 AM
- The Anti-Wife said...
Yum! And they're in Seattle! I'm off to explore some of their recommendations!
- Wednesday, April 16, 2008 2:47:00 PM
- ChristineEldin said...
LOL "regular kind" For me that's what comes with that skinny latte at Starbucks!
- Thursday, April 17, 2008 3:38:00 AM
- writtenwyrdd said...
Moonrat, where are you? Are you really busy or what? I miss the hilarity and foodie updates!
- Friday, April 18, 2008 2:47:00 PM
- moonrat said...
im sorry, WW. i've been totally crazed this week. i had a crisis with my most important book for this upcoming season.
i promise you a good one, though, to make up for it.
- Friday, April 18, 2008 2:57:00 PM
- writtenwyrdd said...
Well, that's okay then. The world of books must be kept safe for us readers!
- Friday, April 18, 2008 4:43:00 PM
- ChristineEldin said...
*drumming fingers on desk*
where is she?
- Sunday, April 20, 2008 7:33:00 AM
- Leigh Russell said...
I like the sound of an experimental baker.
- Sunday, April 20, 2008 8:40:00 AM
- Aparna said...
i am delighted by the snap pea creations.
what about spinach cupcakes? somehow i am immediately skeptical of the greenish hue.
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UConn's faculty hiring initiative is paying dividends, as the student/faculty ratio has steadily decreased and the allure of joining a rapidly transforming University is drawing thousands of applicants.
The University has hired 188 people for full-time tenure-track positions and professor-in-residence positions under the faculty recruitment initiative since it began two years ago. Provost Mun Choi told the Board of Trustees at its meeting this week that about 100 more are expected to be hired in the 2013-14 budget year, working toward the eventual goal of almost 300 net new positions.
"All of these faculty members will be teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and will contribute to our mission of increasing learning outcomes and teaching outcomes," Choi told the trustees.
Nearly 7,000 people have applied so far for the UConn positions, which are being created as part of a tuition-funded plan to solidify UConn's academic core, strengthen research and teaching in key fields, and reduce class sizes.
Other encouraging statistics also point to successful decreases in the student/faculty ratio. It currently is 16.3 students per faculty member in 2013, down from 17.3 last year, and 18.3 in 2011, when trustees approved the tuition schedule to fund the hiring.
"The goal of going down to 15:1 is well within our reach," Choi told the trustees, adding that the newly hired faculty members include two Pulitzer Prize-winners; experts in physics, philosophy, and additive manufacturing; and many others with valuable talents that will benefit UConn through innovative teaching and research.
The four-year hiring initiative has been described as one of the most ambitious plans of its type in U.S. higher education – especially in such tight economic times.
UConn has targeted several academic areas for growth, including human rights law and policy; genomics and associated disciplines; environment and sustainability; education policy research; insurance risk and health policy; digital media; and several others.
UConn has recruited professors from several of the nation's top institutions, including some who gave up tenure at their previous universities because they wanted to be part of UConn's momentum.
Some of the institutions from which they have come include the University of North Carolina, University of Virginia, Johns Hopkins, Duke, Rutgers, Princeton, Temple, Michigan State, and many other top-tier public and private institutions.
Many of the incoming faculty members earned their doctoral credentials at premier public and private universities. Their expertise runs the gamut from genomics to Chinese language, school reform policy, public health, global climate change, family policy, marine sciences, neuroscience, and a host of other specialties.
"With new faculty come new ideas for research and innovation, and opportunities for collaboration," Sally Reis, vice provost for academic affairs, said this summer when the newest faculty members went through their orientation process.
"With these outstanding new faculty members, we are poised to become an even greater university in the next decade," she added.
The majority of the faculty hiring initiative is being funded through a four-year tuition increase plan passed by the University's Board of Trustees in December 2011 to significantly boost research capability, increase course offerings, and reduce class sizes for students.
The faculty hiring drive is separate from a hiring initiative that will take place under the Next Generation Connecticut initiative.
That plan includes the hiring of 259 new faculty members, of which 200 will be in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) disciplines, as part of a broader program to greatly expand UConn's strength in those areas to benefit research, student outcomes and career opportunities, and statewide economic development.


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Carnival Games, which had been a staple on the Wii for the last few years, will be coming to Kinect with Carnival Games: Monkey See, Monkey Do in April 2011.
The game will take full advantage of Kinect, with five alleys each having its own set of carnival games and activities.
Five theme-park style alleyways — from Coaster Corner to Whirligig Way — set the stage for gamers to swing away in the batting cage, avoid twisting tornadoes in the Hot Air Balloon Race, take a galactic journey to the red planet in Rocket to Mars and much more.
Classic games like Alley Ball, Milk Bottle Throw and Wheel of Chance add to the family fun. All manner of interactive prizes and surprises abound, including pet dragons, robot cowboys, flying bears and ninja masks.
The game will even take advantage of Kinect's voice recognition with The Amazing Wodin feature, a fortune-telling wizard.
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Family: Man confesses to stealing fundraising money
Sat, 16 Feb 2013 00:39:27 GMT —
Moments after their story aired on Action 4 News, the Mendo family told Action 4 News the man they accused of stealing thousands from them---called and apologized.
Harman Mendo said Antonio Cisneros called her Thursday evening and promised to repay the $1,734.45 he took from them.
But Harmin told Action 4 News she does not care about the money---she only wanted him to admit what he had done.
"I don't care about the money, Harmin said. I just want him to admit that he took it and I want to let the people know the money did not go to Estrella."
The Mendo family lost their 9-year-old daughter Estrella to brain cancer last year.
The money raised by the community was supposed to help pay for funeral expenses---but that never happened.
According to a person with Givefoward.com---the money was taken out by Cisneros on behalf of the Mendo family.
Jonathon Franks, co-founder of giveforward.com, told Action 4 News in a statement:
We were shocked and saddened to hear from Action 4 News of what has happened to the Mendo/Ramirez family. No parent should have to bury their child, and this situation only compounds that loss. Here is what we know: On 3/22/12 Give Forward paid $1734.45 to Mr. Cisneros for the benefit of the Ramirez family. The check we issued cleared our bank shortly thereafter. This situation was brought to our attention today, and we are actively attempting to figure out what happened. The integrity of our process is extremely important to us as we endeavor to best serve the countless families who use GiveFoward to raise the resources they need to cope with difficult situations. Again, our deepest sympathies go out to the Ramirez family, both for the loss of their daughter, and for the situation that has come to light in this report.


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IronPigs to host Reading Phils in '222 Showcase'
ALLENTOWN - Get a sneak peak at the top prospects in the Phillies' organization when the Lehigh Valley IronPigs host the Double-A Reading Fightin Phils in the sixth annual U.S. 222 Showcase exhibition game at Coca-Cola Park on April 2. Game time is 6:35 p.m. with all gates opening at 5:30 p.m. to kick off the 2013 season. Parking is free for this event.
All tickets to the 222 Showcase will be General Admission, granting fans access to the Field Level seating bowl on a first-come, first-serve basis. All IronPigs Full Season Ticket Holders will receive one complimentary ticket for each seat in their account (details below). All other tickets are just $6 and are available at ironpigsbaseball.com, by calling (610) 841-PIGS (7447) or by visiting the Coca-Cola Park ticket window during normal business hours.
One-hundred percent of the ticket revenue from the 222 Showcase will benefit IronPigs Charities presented by The Air Products Foundation.
"This game presents a unique opportunity for our fans to get an up-close and personal look at future Phillies stars," exclaimed IronPigs General Manager Kurt Landes. "We are excited to offer our full-season ticket holders a complimentary ticket to this event as well as continue to raise awareness and funds for IronPigs Charities."
The Phillies' top affiliates are separated by a mere 40 miles on U.S. Highway 222 - and both are located within 70 miles of Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. While Reading prevailed in last year's game, 7-6, the IronPigs have still managed to win three of the first five showcase games including each of the two prior encounters at Coca-Cola Park. Numerous future and former Major Leaguers have played in this game, including Rich Thompson, Domonic Brown, Erik Kratz, Kevin Frandsen and Darin Ruf in last year's contest alone.
As stated above, Full Season Ticket Holders (Club, Suite, Front Row, Field Level and General Admission) will have the benefit of receiving a complimentary General Admission ticket (granting access to Field Level seating bowl on a first-come, first-serve basis) per ticket on their account.
Please note that while Club Level season ticket holders will receive a complimentary General Admission ticket for the Showcase, the Club Level will be closed for this exhibition.
Single-game tickets for the 2013 season presented by Capital BlueCross as well as the Gildan Triple-A National Championship Game are available now by visiting ironpigsbaseball.com, by calling (610) 841-PIGS (7447) or at the Coca-Cola Park ticket window during normal business hours.
IronPigs Charities presented by The Air Products Foundation is 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing educational and recreational opportunities for Lehigh Valley youth.


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AN Olympic boxing hope who was cleared of assaulting two women has been jailed for 18 months for other offences of violence.
Declan Fusco knows the jail term will cost him a place in the Great Britain team at this year's Commonwealth Games, Durham Crown Court heard.
But he hopes to be in contention for the next Olympics in 2016 or may turn professional.
Heavyweight Fusco stood trial this week for assaulting his former partner and her friend.
He admitted smashing a mobile phone and fixtures and fittings in a house in Peterlee.
Fusco, 22, of Rydal Crescent, Peterlee, was found not guilty of the assault charges.
Prosecutor Chris Baker told the court Fusco was due to be sentenced for committing disorderly conduct in Blackpool on August 3.
"There was a drunken dispute between two groups on The Promenade," added Mr Baker.
"Fusco threatened a pub doorman and threw punches at the other group, some of which connected."
The court heard Fusco was also in breach of a suspended sentence imposed at Durham Crown Court last year.
"That was a single blow in a pub in Easington," added Mr Baker. "The victim needed 50 stitches to a head wound."
Jane Waugh mitigating, said Fusco had reached a turning point.
"He has been going to church while on remand in prison," added Ms Waugh.
"Mr Fusco is big and black, part of his problem is when he is baited he rises to the bait.
"He has a gift, but he now realised he must channel that in the right direction.
The Recorder, Sophie Drake, jailed Fusco for four months for disorderly conduct, two months for criminal damage, and the recorder activated 12 months of the suspended sentence.
"Your boxing is both a blessing and a curse," the recorder told Fusco.
"When you punch someone there is the potential to cause really serious injury.
"There is some evidence you are a decent man when sober, but with a drink inside you, your powerful punch makes you a dangerous man.
"You must learn to control your aggression and use it properly in the ring.
"All the sentences I have passed will have to run consecutively, making a total of 18 months."


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Officer Brian Shaw, 25, who had been with the New Kensington Police Department for less than a year, was shot late on Friday after a traffic stop and foot chase, police have said. Law enforcement agencies near the small town about 20 miles northeast of Pittsburgh as well as the Federal Bureau of Investigation are searching for the suspect in the shooting, Pennsylvania State Police spokesman Trooper Steve Limani told reporters. An arrest warrant identified the suspect as Rahmeal Sal Holt, 29, and warned that he should be considered armed and dangerous, state police said on Twitter.
Former New York state official sued over alleged sex harassment
Lisa Cater, a former Department of Motor Vehicles employee, filed suit in Manhattan's federal court against William Hoyt, a former regional head of the state's economic development agency, as well as Cuomo, the agency and New York state. The lawsuit, filed on Saturday, contends that the Cuomo administration ignored repeated complaints by her against Hoyt, a married former state assemblyman.
Trump says he should have left UCLA players in jail in China
U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday upbraided the father of one of three UCLA basketball players who were detained in China on suspicion of shoplifting after he questioned Trump's role in their release. "Now that the three basketball players are out of China and saved from years in jail, LaVar Ball, the father of LiAngelo, is unaccepting of what I did for his son and that shoplifting is no big deal.
Trump open to dropping healthcare provision in Senate tax bill: aide
By Lucia Mutikani and Valerie Volcovici WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump would not insist on including repeal of an Obama-era health insurance mandate in a bill intended to enact the biggest overhaul of the tax code since the 1980s, a senior White House aide said on Sunday. The version of tax legislation put forward by Senate Republican leaders would remove a requirement in former President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law that taxes Americans who decline to buy health insurance. "If we can repeal part of Obamacare as part of a tax bill ... that can pass, that's great," White House budget director Mick Mulvaney said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday.
New Orleans's first female mayor to lead city during its 300th anniversary
LaToya Cantrell, 45, on Saturday defeated former Municipal Court Judge Desiree Charbonnet in a special runoff election to replace Mitch Landrieu. Cantrell will take office as the 51st mayor of New Orleans in May 2018 as the Louisiana city celebrates the 300th anniversary of its founding by the French in 1718.


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Lakewood Health System is Marching for Babies
On May Day, May 1st, a team of Lakewood Health System employees and the family and friends of the Adam and Carly Greig family will walk in the Brainerd Lakes March for Babies at Forestview Middle School in Baxter to raise funds for the March of Dimes -- by the name of "Zoe's Angels."
The Zoe Greig family is passionate about sharing the story of their daughter. Zoe was born at Lakewood Health System in 2005 at only 2 pounds, 14 ounces. After 72 days in intensive care at CentraCare in St. Cloud, Zoe pulled through due to technology funded by the March of Dimes. Now, 5 years old, Zoe Greig is the Brainerd Lakes 2010 March of Dimes Ambassador.
At the 2009 March for Babies, the Greigs collected a total of $7,500. Again this year, the Greigs, along with Lakewood Health System, will sport t-shirts proclaiming their team name, Zoe's Angels. With Lakewood Health System's $1,000 donation to kick-start their fundraising efforts, the Greigs are nearly half-way to their fundraising goal of $10,000.
Zoe's story is one of millions of children who didn't get a healthy start. The March of Dimes is dedicated to improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality and is the leading nonprofit organization for pregnancy and baby health.
To learn more about the March of Dimes, visit www.marchofdimes.com/aboutus.asp.
To help Zoe's Angels reach their fundraising goal, visit www.marchforbabies.org/team/t1326357.


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I currently own and ever now and then wear my paddle holster for my 1911 A-1 full government. I recently put on order a paddle holster for my Colt Official Police revolver. A problem that occurs is that when I draw the 1911, sometimes the holster will pull right off my belt with the gun. Reason being is that the width of my belt is too small. I have to wear bigger belt. I can do this okay when wearing something casual like blue jeans, however if I am wearing a suite or even a sportcoat and tie, a larger belt looks kinda...out of place. Is there a way to adjust these holsters or do they come in different sizes or what. Am I just having a bad experience with one holster? I hope my revolver holster isn't like this when I get it... I ordered it from Don Hume. I wear the OP more than any of my handguns.
|November 8, 2005, 07:21 PM
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Your belt not only has to be wide enough, it also has to be thick and stiff. Fobus and Blade-Tech paddle holsters work fine for me with a 1 1/2" Dillon belt. It's very heavy-duty.
A regular-weight dress belt won't do the job.
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|November 8, 2005, 08:06 PM
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I had a fobus paddle holster (that ended up being the wrong one, older discontiuned model, long story, anyways) and I had to put one hand on the holster and one on the gun to remove it because the tension on the holster way way too much. On top of that, it never once came loose from my pants. I wear slacks, button down dress shirt and skinny belt every day for work. I was giving myself wedgies lmfao. The holster wasn't going anywhere. The design of the paddle was that good. I had to actually put a lot of effort just to remove the holster from my pants. Try a fobus, they are cheap too. $25.
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|November 9, 2005, 07:25 AM
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+1 on the fobus. They stay put for me also.
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|November 9, 2005, 12:20 PM
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I like the Uncle Mikes ones. They have a little adjustable hook thingy on the paddle that hooks under the waist band seem of your pants. I have never had ot pull off with the gun. It takes two hands to get the holster. I have worn it many times with no belt at all, and it worked fine. The tension is also adjustable, too.
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|November 9, 2005, 12:36 PM
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I use paddle holsters often and have for a number of years. I use to run in and out of goverment locations a lot. Now a days it is more schools and courthouses. I have found that the cheaper ones do not work well. The two I use the most are a Safariland for my Sig 228 and a Binachi #56L for my Mod 66. I have used both with thinner dress belts without a problem.
The Safariland has a hook that will catch under your belt if it decides to try and come out with the gun. I have had that happen a couple of times but was only when I wore a very thin belt and was not very tight. The holster only rode up a little bit and the plastic hook caught. Not really a problem to me. Not sure the Model number on this holster, but has 5181 K93 on the back of it.
The Binachi uses a stiff paddle covered in rough leather but I mostly wear this holster with bluejeans and a thicker belt so it does hold rather well. I don't remember drawing the gun the couple times I wore it with dress pants and thinner belts. I do know it is not easy to take off without unbuckling my belt.
I have a Fobus for the Sig and it works quite well but I find the Safariland more comfortable to wear.
Have you thought about putting a small piece of velcro on the paddle toward your pants, between the holster and paddle? The velcro may grab the material of your pants enough to keep the holster in place. I do this with the consoles I use in my mini-van. I use only the hook side and the stick-on type. It keeps the aftermarket consoles from sliding around on the carpet. Might work on your paddle holster.
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|November 9, 2005, 09:06 PM
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The Uncle Mike's are great...I've never needed a belt with mine, and the tension is adjustable. The downside is they stink for concealment.
|November 9, 2005, 10:56 PM
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I have a "High Noon" paddle holster for my CZ RAMI .40, and it is an
excellent holster. I don't wear it often, but when I need it, I know it
will do it's job.
Most days I pack my RAMI in a Don Hume 'IWB' holster made for
the USP Compact. It fits like a glove, and it is a good holster.
Most importantly, it is comfortable.
|November 14, 2005, 08:28 PM
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My Rocket Man Low Rider (Kydex) was great for concealment and easy on & off. Notice I said was. After many, many on's & off's over 2 yrs the hinge thingy has finally given up. At $50 it's almost 2x's the Fobus, but a helleva lot more concealable. My Uncle Mike's requires dropping drawers, hammer and screwdriver to remove. Thanks, anyway. They say a gun can be stripped out of a Fobus simply by downward pressure popping the rivets (one of which was missing from mine, new).
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|November 14, 2005, 08:47 PM
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My first choice in a paddle holster is Safariland's 518, second choice is the Fobus. I have an Uncle Mike's nylon paddle, it does NOT have the hook like the Safariland and it is only a year old but seems to have "loosened-up" so that if your belt is not tight the gun and holster slide and shift. That doesn't happen with the Safariland and I've been carring a full size .45 in it for +/-20 years.
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|November 14, 2005, 09:31 PM
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Doug, . . . take a look at Galco's "Fed" paddle, I have one for my Springer full size 1911, . . . and it is great, . . . albeit a bit pricey.
I wear it with any size belt, . . . my worst complaint is that sometimes it is a real pain to get off, . . . but that is usually with Wallyworld jeans.
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|November 15, 2005, 01:34 AM
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Dwight: I have a Galco Speed paddle for a J-frame and also have trouble taking-it-off. I think I'm gonna unholster and secure the revolver in my vehicle if I have to go unarmed and keep the holster on my belt. ('course even that may not be well liked in the court house!)
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I also have a 1911 that I carry in a Fobus holster. I picked it up used for $9.
I have not had a problem with the holster staying put. It may move a little bit forward and backward during use, but it is not very noticeable.
A couple issues with the Fobus;
1) My holster doesn't seem to have a lot of weapon retention. This hasn't been a problem, yet.
2) I have noticed that the Fobus holster seems to wear a finish really fast, and in certain places. No big deal to me, but it may be to you. Any holster will wear a finish, at least to some extent.
1) As I said, the holster remains clamped to my waist, regardless of what belt I use, yet I can easily remove the holster when ever I choose.
2) Only cost me $9. YMMV. $20-25?
3) The plastic is very durable.
4) It will accommodate all lengths of 1911s- Officers, Commander, Full size.
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Walther p99
In regards to your G-code line Is there a IWB holster made for a Walther p99 QA 4" barrel? .40. I currently own a Fobus it does the job.... But I would like to conceal it a bit more. Im a construction worker so heavy pants and belts are no real problem. but I believe an IWB holster might be the trick.
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|November 17, 2005, 07:19 PM
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+2 on the Galco FED bit pricey but lasts. Mine is around 4 years old still as nice and tight as the day I got it. Worn at least 5 out of 7 days a week. Still have a hard time getting it off sometimes.
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I've heard Hunger Strike, and I'd pick this record up A.S.A.P if it was available around here.
Album Rating: 3.5No way is this worth a 5.
And seriously, what was going through your head when you wrote that opening paragraph?
Not a fan I'd hazard
It's a decent album. He's right though. What you've said in the first paragraph is just bad.
Album Rating: 3.5"Decent". The perfect word to describe this album.
Mother Love Bone and Soundgarden have both released better albums than this.
True enough, difficult to top some of soundgardens efforts, but I just happened to love the album
hehe, the opening paragraph made me giggle. This is a decent album, like Iai said.
Looking back, that opening paragraph was pretty lame. Man, you'll be lucky to find this in stores, let alone find someone within your area that has heard of it (without you telling them).
It's available for something like £7.99 on Amazon, I think. .co.uk anyway, or at least it was when my flatmate ordered it a couple of months ago.
Right I get the hint, the first paragraph was crap, its my first review and I couldn't think of a way to start it OK!
its not very good. actually i just say that because my old friend overplayed and overworshipped this cd. its ok i guess. 2.5/5
a good album---not great... I would say vedder and cornell before their prime
it is pretty amazing. actually vedder contributed to tracks 3, 4, 8 and 9 as it say's in the album cover. plus times of trouble is a brilliant song. bit of a statement of it being one of the greatest albums of the 90's but it is a must have for grungealternative fanatics. Pushing forward back is definately a song that audioslave should try to play live cos its amazing
Say Hello 2 Heaven features some of the best vocal work I've heard in Cornell. Such a brilliant songwriter and vocallist. I havent heard this album yet, I'm a little afraid of getting it... but I'll eventually dabble it sometime soon. This Message Edited On 05.08.06
Album Rating: 5.0i can see why you dont like times of trouble but i personally am a fan. its riff can be a bit repetitive but is is not from jermey by pearl jam it is from the song footsteps.
Album Rating: 4.0Pretty sweet album. I loved hearing two of my favorite vocalists singing together.
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Album Rating: 4.5i like this album better than anything Soundgarden or Pearl Jam ever released, with the exception of perhaps Ten. I think i'm gonna write a review on this soon because their are several points in here i disagree with you. personally i think Call Me A Dog and TImes of Trouble are the higlights
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Subject: Re: [S-I] 1609 Pardon List
Date: Sat, 04 Nov 2006 16:12:54 +0000
Hi Jennifer,
The way you find out more is either google a lot and/or you read some history. Doing either a lot is very very very useful, in fact, critical for us to do because it helps us develop our research skills. WIthout research skills we very quickly run out of steam and have no idea what to do. For any problem, if you don't know what to do next, do research <grin>! The college where I went had a strong library science department. It's students were always in the library doing research. All kinds of stuff. It didn't matter. The point was that no matter what a client at a library asks the librarian, the librarian should be able to turn to the basic reference materials and use them to find more information. I didn't appreciate it at the time.
Others of us learn to do it in grad school. It's a very valuable skill because once you learn it you can learn anything. So do your self a favor and do not take what I tell you. Frankly, I'm about to walk my dog and do my stuff for the day, so I'm not spending much time on this. If it doesn't satisfy you (I hope it doesn't), you do research...and report back to us if you find anything good!
So anyway, consulting my brain, the only conflicts just over in 1609 in Ulster were O'Neill's very long war and the very short revolt of Sir Cahir O'Doherty in 1607. Okay, I cheated here and looked up the year in "A History of Ulster " by Jonathan Bardon because I don't remember years well at all! Wew, I was okay, O'Doherty's rebellion was over in 1609. See p. 118. I am not typing in several pages of stuff here. It was centered in Donegal. After O'Doherty was killed, it continued a whiles. Most likely this is it as those names are the names of our beloved ancestors, the local Ulster clans living in that area. There's a website with the history of these clans. Google for Ulster Irish clans. That's how I find it when I need it.
You can probably find more of help in a detailed history of Ulster. This book says nothing at all about the pardon. Another place is the state papers. If you pursue the links I provided yesterday you will learn more. An obvious source is also Falley "Irish and Scotch-Irish Ancestral Research". She has a lot of info aimed at genealogists on parliamentary records (about p. 490 in Vol I)
but she's focusing on Irish parliamentary records. Many of these were destroyed in the Four Court fire so you access them via secondary sources like Lodge's Manuscripts. These were compiled from the patent rolls and close rolls. She has a long list of what is in them, including an alphabetical list of converts and Protestant immigrants with place of residence, dates, from 1703 to 1772. Also a list of Protestants who settled in Ireland due to an Act of Parliament 3 Charles II (act of Parliament in the 3rd year of Charles II's reign), also articles with Irish chiefs, denizations (naturalizations), general pardons, etc, between the governers of Ireland and several Irish chiefs from Henry IV to Elizabeth)...too early for you. You want James I. Here's is another list of noted settlers to the Ulster plantation that goes from Richard II to George I. The benefit of her is she has arranged the stuff for consumption by genealogists, not historians or statesmen. The book is in most l!
s with a genealogy section.
Clearly you need to know the sequence of your monarchs here as they are organized by monarch and year of his/her rule....daunting to Americans. I have read enough history I kinda know it now, which helps a lot.
She recommends, in fact, she says without doing this you will NOT be able to figure out what is there, you use the Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records in Ireland 55th to 58th. This is probably in LDS, but the material would also be indexed in Hayes. He produced a multiple vol. index to Irish records. For more info see www.rootsweb.com/~bifhsusa (their Irish materials).
However it is probably also indexed in the Irish National Archives manuscripts. There is a lot of info on that collection in
Falley as well as gee, various places. There's a published index to that done in the late 1990s (in LDS) but I used the index in the microfilm collection at LDS. As so much of the material in the Irish National Archives is microfilmed, you can go to Salt
Lake and do it fast. It is also in Los Angeles (the NI collection is not unless they obtained it in the last 6 years).
There's also an index called NIDS that is in Salt Lake and Los ANgeles (2nd largest LDS library is there). It is also at various research universities. You want the Irish collection....it's on microfilm, usually. There's a cd as well.
Lots of ways to dive into this materials, in other words. Mostly it is not done by genealogists as they really aren't usually trained or experienced at doing research. Instead they decide that there is nothing more to be done becuase they dont' know of anything to do <grin>. When you don't know what to do next, read a book, search the internet, subscribe to a periodical...always works for me! sometimes serendipity works too.... You pick up an old "Heritage Quest" and there's an article on your brick wall!!
Eventually you either take up knitting as a hobby or learn to really enjoy The Hunt. Bagging your prey is fun too but if that was what it was about, if you were a fox hunter, you'd have a cage of foxes in your barn, and when you wanted to kill a fox you'd reach in and break one's neck. However that's not what fox hunting is about either....it's the hunt itself.
The details of the pardon list of 1609 are in the state papers. They are I believe published. They may be at a research library near you (university), on microfilm, but before you do that, try some detailed histories of Ulster. If you spend an hour or two exploring the website with the state papers I gave you yesterday, you'll be able to answer most of your questions. It takes time.
The McLaughlins who posted it may also know more. Many of the Irish clans do study their own history <grin>! Email the guy. I know him, he's a fine guy, but I don't know what he knows about O'Doherty's rebellion. I just googled in it and there's a lot on the Internet including this here: www.flightoftheearls.net/historical_documents.html . (the rebellion was after the flight of the earls).
There's a lot in Hanna "The Scotch Irish" on this period as well.
You gotta learn to use the ol' google . Amazing what you can find there.
I know from talking with Barra McCain, who seems to be the world's expert on Ulster families, that some McKemies were Irish. He seemed to know just who. He's busy and usually expects people to join the Ulster DNA project if they want his time, and paying him a retainer is even more likely to get his attention. He is trying to raise a family as well as feeding cats. I work with him on the McCamish project as a paid consultant. So far our lads don't look like McCamies. They're either O'Doherties or O'Cahans. But could be the same thing <grin>!! Barra's ancestors came in 1718 to New England...they are O'Cahans.
Many of the ethnic Ulster Scots of the 1700s were Scots but a lot of them were Irish too. And many Scots have Irish ancestors...it's confusing sorting them out with DNA even. I'm sure some of the ethnic Irish have Scottish ancestors. They do too which is why some avoid family history......"We have seen the enemy and he is us".
Linda Merle
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Thanks for your response! As always, very helpful.
That's sorta what I'm looking for--what conflict it might have been to see if that might help further the research. Is there a way to tell where they were with any more detail and/or what particular conflict, other than loyal to the O'Neill?
Thank you for the links, especially the Wikipedia one, as I learned what the "Pat. 6 James 1 CIII.-37" means, at least in part!
And while McKemie as son of Jaimie is correct, it is only one of several. McKemie also means son of Simon, in Gaelic mac shimidh. Additionally, I have sasines that show a M'Kamie aka Fullerton. Fullerton and Jamieson are in some instances the same family, with one James Fullerton moving down into Bute and his descendants becoming MacCamie, or son of Jamie. So at the moment there is no "McKemie means this" statement that is all-inclusive! Hence all this study. I love answering e-mails (as I'm sure we all do!) that say simply "Is my name Scottish or Irish?" and having to go through the long explanation that explains how and why we could be one, the other, or both, and why I don't know!
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Hi Jennifer,
Kings, parliaments, governors of states, etc, pardon criminals, rebels or who ever else requires pardoning. This is a list of men pardoned in 1609 no doubt due to activities in the recent war. They are in the state papers. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Acts_of_Parliament_of_the_English_Parliament,_1601_to_1640 for more info.
Eventually if we can get our family history back far enough, we end up perusing the state papers for additonal info. Our ancestors might be included in state papers for various reasons. Divorces, naturalization. If you check the above page you'll see lots of naturalizations. The ultimate black hole for the family historian. I believe the Scottish ones are in Latin. At last a use for that high school Latin!! I've seen some Scottish court records I couldn't TELL if they were in Scots or Latin <grin>, but I never claimed to be able to read 17th century Scots documents...
Googling some more, more info here:
The published state papers are here:
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=15029 I don't know if they are in the English parliament papers (I don't see them) or the Irish.
If you look at the names on the list, they're Irish. These are Irishmen being pardoned for their rebellion by the King. What does it mean? It means these men were in Ulster and believed to have been on the side of O'Neill and the other Irish clans. So after the war ended, they were pardoned, a formal act, that allowed them to keep their heads and properties. They were almost certainly Catholic Gaelic speakers, resident in Ireland. Since McKemie is son of Jamie, of course there were some men named Jamie whose sons were Catholic and Irish. Some might certainly have had Scots roots, highland roots. Some were sure to be or descend from Scots galloglass soldiers (if you're scraping for some Scottish connection). Men at least nominally Catholic whose primary tongue was Gaelic. Not a lowland settler.
The 'joke' in Ulster is no one does family history for fear of finding out we are them.
I think Robert of Ulster Ancestry posted them on his website, so maybe he can tell us which parliament, unless they are a subset of the general pardon of 1609???
Linda Merle
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> Hello,
> Can someone point me in the right direction to learn more about the Pardon
> List of 1609? Preferably a resource online, but lacking that, anything
> else. I have not previously given the fact that two men of my surname
> appear on the list much thought, but recently had the obvious pointed
> out--that if they were on this list, they were Irish. This is the list I am
> speaking of: http://members.aol.com/lochlan2/donegal4.htm Donnell McKemie
> and Eveny McKemy are listed.
> Thank you,
> Jen
> Jennifer McKemie
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llowing rules blindly, doesn't mean you're right just by following those rules. There needs to be a just rule. I mean, a long time ago George Washington sat around, didn't want to pay taxes to the crown. There's other things going on, but the rudimentary part of our American revolution was we didn't want to pay taxes. And we broke that rule and we have America today. You know, if we would've lost that war, George Washington would be Benedict Arnold.
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Bishop Lynch High School announced Tuesday that it has formed a partnership with the city of Dallas to improve athletic fields in Ferguson Park.
The park, 1900 Gross Road, is located across the street from Bishop Lynch's campus, 9750 Ferguson Road. The partnership includes improvements to the softball and soccer fields at the park, and was approved by the City Council on Tuesday.
Bishop Lynch will fund the initial improvements to the fields, and 50 percent of the cost of maintaining them in exchange for priority scheduling rights. The city's Park and Recreation Department will maintain the fields.
The agreement with the city includes an initial term of 20 years, with two five-year extensions.
The school and the city will now work on finalizing a development agreement. In a statement sent out by Bishop Lynch, the school said it hopes to see a design finalized early next year, and construction started soon after.


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Mobile network sharing trends in developing and developed mobile markets (regulations and market forces): A comparison between selected Latin American markets and Sweden
The present document has the objective of analyzing the impact of several factors that are part of mobile telecom markets into the feasibility of sharing resources as a strategy for operators to deploy their networks in a cost-efficient manner and cope with the ever increasing amount of data traffic. These factors include the situation of the operators with their distribution of market shares, the nature of national regulatory authorities, and their lines of action. The study comprises the description and analysis of three markets: Ecuador, Chile, and Sweden, as they pose very different scenarios and are useful to prove the contrast present in two different regions of the world. The results of this research work show that in order to ease the adoption of network sharing in a market, a state of fair competition must be encouraged, reflected by a good distribution of market shares between operators. This is for the most part a task of the regulators, as they must make sure to award resources to operators in an equitable manner, as well as to identify the right moments to introduce new actors into the market, as it is observed in the cases of Chile and Sweden. Additionally, the regulators must have a liberal approach in their decisions, by permitting both active and passive network sharing, as this study shows that this is not the case in Chile and Ecuador so far.
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min-E3 in mid-July. Release dates for Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Mario Galaxy will be divulged, and the company will also unveil the next Mario Kart game for Wii. Also on the mystery roster is a vague hardware-related announcement that Jeux-France describes as a "large revelation". Could it be the Nintendo Revolution headset we've been waiting for?!
Release dates for Smash Bros. and Mario Galaxy are a no-brainer, and even our grandmother could tell you that Nintendo is working on another Mario Kart game. But with the company's other major franchises already dominating the scene, is it too early to show off another big gun?
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Preliminary bibliography of books documenting the contents of the Iraq Museum, the National Library and Archives, and the MS collection of the Ministry of Religious Endowments - all in Baghdad - as well as of other damaged or destroyed collections in Baghdad or elsewhere in Iraq including Mosul, Basrah, Suleimaniyeh, etc., by Charles E. Jones, The Oriental Institute, University of Chicago
Edouard Méténier's comments, made on 11 May 2003 on the IraqCrisis list refer to the above mentioned Preliminary bibliography... by numbered item. The version current at that date is archived here for easier reference: Version 11: May 7, 2003 - 169 titles.
List of Manuscript Catalogs of Iraqi Museums and Libraries, by Shayee Khanaka, Univ. of California, Berkeley
[This is a list of manuscript catalogs of Iraqi Museums and Libraries, including the Libraries that own each item by FirstSearch Symbols. At the end of the list is a key to Library symbols. Additional information is requested from anyone who can supply it.]
Preliminary Bibliography Of Publications Documenting The Cylinder And Stamp Seals And Seal Impressions In The Collections Of The Iraq Museum Baghdad, and an index by museum number of objects published in the Preliminary Bibliography, by Charles E. Jones, The Oriental Institute, University of Chicago
Government Views of Iraq, [This resource is a compilation of online primary resources... The site concentrates on Government documents and information and while the bulk of the resources are from the United States, there are international entries as well. Resources include such items as U.S. Congressional Hearings and Resolutions, Federal Agency reports, transcripts of press conferences and briefings, USAID Fact Sheets, legislation, news releases and Presidential Communications, as well as texts of United Nations Security Council Resolutions, the Geneva Conventions and Protcols, selected international treaties and regulations and memoranda, orders and public notices from the Coalition Provisional Authority] compiled by Grace-Ellen McCrann, Chief, Government Documents & Reference Divisions, The City College of New York
Lost Heritage: Antiquities Stolen from Iraq's Regional Museums.These three publications were designed to aid in the recovery of antiquities stolen from Iraq's regional museums during the insurrection following the Gulf War, 1991. Museums in Amara, Basra, Kufa, Dirwaniya, Suleimaniya, Dohuk, Kirkuk and Wasit were vandalized, cases were smashed, and records were scattered. The antiquities published here are stolen goods, are not legally held, and can be recovered by police action. Anyone who encounters any of the objects published in Lost Heritage, or any other items that are recognizable as from Iraq's museums, should contact the appropriate authorities. [These publications are made available on-line with the kind permission of the original publishers:The American Academic Research Institute in Iraq (formerly The American Association for Research in Baghdad),
British School of Archaeology in IraqInstitute for Cultural Studies of Ancient Iraq, Kokushikan University
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Celebrated Italian writer Umberto Eco says boycotting scholars for their governments' policies is "a form of racism" and "absolutely crazy."
But he says he faced no pressure from colleagues to boycott a book fair in Jerusalem to protest Israel's treatment of the Palestinians.
Pro-Palestinian British writers had called on British novelist Ian McEwan not to travel to Israel to accept a prestigious literary prize at the book fair. He accepted the prize in Israel but harshly criticized Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
Eco will be addressing the fair later Wednesday.
He is the author of best-selling books, including "The Name of the Rose" and "Foucault's Pendulum."
He told reporters Wednesday he enjoys Israeli novels and his books' themes are influenced by Jewish culture.


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Floored Pendleton prevails over Meares
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Great Britain landed another important pre-Olympic blow at the world track cycling championships as Anna Meares lost an epic sprint semi-final.
Her duel with British arch-rival Victoria Pendleton on Friday night in Melbourne exceeded intense pre-championships hype surrounding the pair.
Pendleton crashed in the first heat, Meares was relegated after winning the second and the pair received official warnings before the British star won the decider in a photo finish by barely a tyre width.
There was more drama in Pendleton's gold-medal ride against Lithuanian Simona Krupeckaite.
After winning a tight second heat to level the score, Krupeckaite was relegated for not holding her line in the final sprint and that gave Pendleton the gold medal.
It is Pendleton's sixth world sprint title.
Some of the crowd booed when Krupeckaite's relegation was announced.
Meares easily won the bronze medal, beating Ukrainian Lyubov Shulika 2-0.
The Aussie said she thought she had won the second heat of her semi-final against Pendleton.
"Unfortunately I gave her a second chance and she took full advantage," Meares said.
"It was really disappointing to feel I had progressed through to the final and then I was so agonisingly close in the third round.
"It was difficult for me to pick myself up emotionally to race as hard as I could for the bronze medal and I did and I'm proud of that."
Pendleton's win over Meares gives the British ace a precious psychological edge over her keen rival ahead of the London Olympics.
For all the feeling between them, they hugged in the track infield after their semi was decided.
"This is probably the most significant and probably one of the most emotional world titles," Pendleton said.
Pendleton added the British were rapt with their overall performance so far at the championships.
"There was some really interesting media ... in the days leading into the competition, in terms of giving the Brits a bashing, and we did feel it's going to be a tough environment to perform in," she said.
"It's great that the team has stepped up regardless and got on with it and done a fantastic job."
Added drama
There was also drama in the men's sprint quarter-finals as well.
Australian Shane Perkins was beaten in his third and deciding heat against Frenchmen Mickael Bourgain.
But Bourgain was then relegated for not holding his line, meaning Perkins will go into Saturday night's semi-finals against French star Gregory Bauge.
British pair Chris Hoy and Jason Kenny will ride off in the other semi as they battle for their country's sprint berth at the Olympics.
Australian Melissa Hoskins won silver in the scratch race, a non-Olympic event, behind Pole Katarzyna Pawlowska.
In the last event of the night, Australia won its second gold medal of the championships when Glenn O'Shea won the omnium, a new Olympic event.
O'Shea was tied for the lead with Canadian Zach Bell going into the 1km time trial, the last of six events.
They were the last two riders to start and O'Shea clocked the second-best time behind British rider Ed Clancy.
Bell was eighth and that gave O'Shea the overall win, with the Canadian six points behind.
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Photographer's Note
Church of San Lorenzo
The church of San Lorenzo is a sacred building that is located in Via Santa Croce 2 in Sansepolcro .
It was built in 1556 along with the adjoining monastery to accommodate the Benedictine nuns left without home after the killing of the villages outside the new city walls ( 1554 ) , in the place already occupied by the Brotherhood of the Cross and the Hospital of Santa Maria al Fondaccio .
The facade has an elegant sixteenth century portico that runs partly on the left side .
The interior retains the high altar a masterpiece of Mannerist painting , The Lamentation over the Dead Christ by Rosso Fiorentino ( 1528 ), topped by a bezel of Raffaellino del Colle with God the Father Blessing ( 1527 ) .
After the Napoleonic suppression of the monastery was transformed Orphanage female Schianteschi and subsequently also the Nursery School Names - Collacchioni was housed in the building.
In the two structures , from 1919 to 1984 , have served the Sisters of Charity , said of Maria Bambina .
Today it is home to an office volunteer for immigrants and a home for the elderly run by the Diocese , involving many of the Franciscan Sisters of Mercy.
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Sergiom (96603) 2013-10-17 5:56
Ciao Silvio,
J'aime beaucoup l'éclairage subtil à l'intérieur de cette belle petite église.J'aime aussi le tableau qui est très beau sous cette lumière ainsi que le cadrage très bien fait.
No_One (4) 2013-10-17 6:11
Hi Silvio,
This is a beautiful and dramatic presentation, the light seems otherworldly and the subject is perfect for that. You;ve managed such fine details in this difficult light too. Really great scene, thanks
All the best
rychem (49193) 2013-10-17 8:26
This is a photo with a special atmosphere created by light, good light management
regards Ryszard
Romano46 (18472) 2013-10-17 8:33
Ciao Silvio, sempre bravo in ogni occasione anche se il più delle volte fare foto di questo genere diventa una vera impresa per la scarsità di illuminazione.
In questa di tutto rispetto è la composizioneche mette in particolare risalto il bel soggetto e una buona gestione della luce, che, sacrificando solo una piccolissima parte dell'ornamento superiore, permette di apprezzare tutti i dettagli dell'altare, della nicchia retrostante e della pittura.
Sempre ben dettagliate, come al solito, le tue note.
Ciao e buona serata
lousat (103153) 2013-10-17 8:47
Ciao SIlvio,un buon lavoro in condizioni di luce davvero impossibili,con parti illuminatissime e altre completamente al buio,scelta piu' che perfetta dell'esposizione,un po' rumorosa ma non si poteva fare diversamente.Buona serata,Luciano
Nicou (159900) 2013-10-17 8:52
Hello Silvio
Quelle iamge sueprbe vue quel autel avec cet éclairage tout en finesse ce tableau c'est sueprbe mervielleux.
Bravo et amitié
fabbs99 (17179) 2013-10-17 21:24
Hello Silvio,
Wonderful shot with great POV, composition and colors. The colours and patterns look great of the painting at the Church of San Lorenzo.Good lighting and dof with nice details. Well done, TFS.
dkmurphys (69745) 2013-10-18 0:15
Ciao Silvio,
Very fine interior capture. I like the soft light over the impressive painting. Good catch!
mirosu (16295) 2013-10-18 3:42
Ciao Silvio,
Excellent interior photo. The view up is very good. The vertical symmetrical arrangement works very well here. The painting is in superb light. Well done my friend.
Wish you a very nice weekend.
ChrisJ (126649) 2013-10-18 9:24
Hi Silvio,
Good sharpness and superb shadow detail with excellent pastel colors and a fine rendition of the impressive Baroque / Renaissance artwork. Presumably of Christ after the crucifixion. I like how the angled columns frame the picture. Tfs!
ikeharel (84988) 2013-10-19 0:45
Buongiorno Silvio,
Strong light over this corner of the church, enable a fine view of the wall paintings and the carved sculptures around it.
Well managed under the conditions indoors. The view over the art elements is impressive.
Buona sabato,
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- Copyright: Silvio Sorcini (Silvio1953) (162160)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2013-10-13
- Categories: Architecture
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ESL Job Feed is the most eclectic and broad source of ESL jobs and teaching positions available worldwide.?ESL Job Feed publishes links to ESL Job postings from a variety of sources including TESall, Total ESL, Yahoo!/Monster, Guardian Jobs, Chronicle of Higher Education, craigslist, TESOL Org, TEFL and many more. From conversation schools for beginners to university positions for teaching veterans,?ESL Job Feed is your source for English teaching positions worldwide.
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Skyline Global seeks qualified local Native English ESL Instructors for positions Jeddah and Rabeigh, Saudi Arabia that starts in April 2013. Skyline Global Solutions is a leader in teaching jobs for Saudi Arabia. Skyline provides exclusive opportunities for teachers throughout Saudi Arabia.
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At the Breast Care at Total Imaging-Parsons, we understand that creating a positive patient experience is often dependent on the quality of service, which is why we've focused our efforts on offering premier service. When you visit our center, you are considered a valuable guest.
Our amenities include:
- Comfortable robes and slippers
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Vulvovaginal Dryness and Itching
L.J. Margesson, MD
Dermatologists are not consulted regularly for vulvovaginal problems, but as our aging female population moves into menopause, more and more patients will be complaining of vulvovaginal itching and dryness. Those patients who already have skin conditions affecting their vulvar areas will be more susceptible to irritation and exacerbation of their skin conditions, which include inverse psoriasis, atopic and "sensitive" skin, genital lichen sclerosus, and lichen planus. Dermatologists should be able to sort out the causes of the itching and irritation, and understand the approaches to therapy.
Vulvovaginal Dryness and Itching
Vulvovaginal dryness and itching most commonly occur when there is an absence of estrogen stimulation. Estrogen is needed for the structural and functional integrity of the vagina and the introitus. Without estrogen, the first symptom is dryness. Typically, perimenopausal women develop this dryness long before hot flashes and menstrual cessation. The vagina begins to feel like "sandpaper" and may be accompanied by itching. Signs of this atrophic vulvovaginitis develop slowly and insidiously.
Estrogen Deficiency in Children
The effects of estrogen deficiency are often overlooked in young girls. In infancy, their genitalia are protected by maternally derived estrogen, but after the first two years of life, they are relatively estrogen deficient. There is relative atrophy, as well as a lack of the normal labial development, which become protective factors for the genital area. However, this atrophic, hypoestrogenic tissue is susceptible to irritants from urine, feces, cleansers and topical products and is susceptible to bacterial overgrowth like in an adult. One of the most common gynecological problems in children is vulvovaginitis. Many of the products used for cleansing and topical relief may just add insult to injury, creating more "contact" (usually of the primary irritant type) dermatitis.3
The Hypoestrogenized Vulva
On examination of the hypoestrogenized vulva, the vulvar trigone (the area of the vulva below the clitoris around the inside of the labia minora and around the hymenal ring) looks atrophic, pale and dry. The vaginal epithelium is dry, light pink to white, thin, and smooth due to loss of rugae. With increased severity, the vulva can show erythema, petechiae, telangiectasia, fissuring and erosion, and the open erosions may even produce a chronic purulent discharge. The pH is elevated at 6.0 - 7.0. The area around the vulva may be secondarily irritated with varying degrees of dryness, scaling and even painful fissures.4
Treatment is divided into Nonspecific Therapy (i.e., addressing all the general factors that irritate the skin and any underlying conditions that may be further complicating management) and Specific Therapy (i.e., hormone replacement therapy).
Nonspecific Therapy
For Nonspecific Therapy, all irritating soaps and hygiene products should be discontinued along with sanitary pads, and hot constrictive synthetic clothing. Unfortunately, in addition to experiencing dryness, itchiness and irritation in the vulvovaginal area, menopausal women are also often incontinent. This is a major problem in older patients, and a very embarrassing problem that most women try to hide. They wear pads all day and consequently their vulvar area is chronically damp. Unfortunately, this "diaper dermatitis" is often missed. Patients do not volunteer such information and hide the pads during examinations. Heavy patients often wear constrictive clothing, which further complicates the problem. Because of the combination of urinary incontinence, heat, perspiration and odor, they use irritating cleansing products, "deodorants", and wipes. It is important to take the time to obtain a full history of the products that your patients are using.
Specific Therapy
Specific Therapy utilizes hormone replacement. However, estrogen replacement can be a confusing and complicated process, because there are many products and regimens available. Adequate estrogen levels can be achieved by taking the hormone orally, vaginally, or by a transdermal route. However, the oral or transdermal routes may not be adequate for the vagina, and a vaginal cream could still be necessary. The oral dose of estrogen needed is individualized, and can be given continuously or in a cyclic fashion, with or without the progestin. If the uterus is present, a progestin must be given to protect the vaginal lining from excess estrogen stimulation. The systemic estrogens available are estradiol, conjugated estrogen and estropipate. Recently there has been controversy about which progestational agent is safer or more effective. The two progestins are medroxyprogesterone acetate and micronized progesterone. Pure micronized progesterone is felt to be safer and more effective.
For those who cannot use hormone replacement therapy, a vaginal lubricant or moisturizer should be considered, such as Replens® (Shire Pharmaceuticals) that will last up to 72 hours. They can be very effective postpartum, during lactation and in premenopausal women.5,6,7
TPP Canada Institutes Changes to Clinical Trial Regulations
TPP Canada announced that as of September 1, 2001, some new clinical trial regulations will become effective, resulting in important and long awaited changes in both the clinical trial review and conduct in Canada. These changes include:
These changes will have a major impact on how clinical trials will be carried out in the future.
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Take the family on a fun-filled adventure to this Howard Johnson Inn Bakersfield conveniently located off Interstate 99 and just six miles from Buck Owens Crystal Palace with live music, great food and drinks, and a collection of memorabilia from famous musicians. If you want to see a live concert in a historic Art Deco building, find tickets to an event at The Fox Theater. Spend a day in the great outdoors at Sequoia National Park and marvel at the ancient Sequoia trees, deep caverns and canyons. After a great day, pull into the complimentary parking, check-in at the 24-hour front desk, and relax in the outdoor pool and hot tub. Start your morning refreshed with a complimentary Rise and Dine continental breakfast and complimentary newspaper. Fax and copy services are available. Plan your exciting day from the comfort of your guest room with complimentary wireless Internet access. Smoke-free rooms are available. Pets are welcome at this lodging.
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Three weeks of free music and dance are held on the plazas of Lincoln Center from July 27 to August 14 in the 41st year of this summer festival. A subtheme of the programming is the 28th Annual Roots of American Music Festival.
The locations of Lincoln Center Out of Doors include Damrosch Park Bandshell, the central Josie Robertson Plaza (with fountain), the Paul Milstein Pool/Hearst Plaza in front of the New York Pubic Library for the Performing Arts, the David Rubenstein Atrium on Broadway, between 62nd and 63rd Streets, and Broadway Plaza, outside Alice Tully Hall on the corner of Broadway and 65th Street.


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Sunday Summary: 10/24/10
Is there a baby names arms race? I happen to be writing from New York City, just a week after the Health Department released their 2009 stats proclaiming Isabella and Jayden top of the charts. Yawn. But then the Wall Street Journal's Metropolis blog interviewed Baby Name Wizard's Laura Wattenberg on the results. Two things […]READ MORE >>
Starbaby News: Welcome Egypt!
Alicia Keys is a new mom! Son Egypt Daoud arrived on Thursday. Egypt's dad is Swizz Beatz, Alicia's new husband. Swizz – Kasseem Dean in real life – has two sons from a previous marriage: sons Prince and Kasseem, Jr. He also has a daughter from another relationship. I've come across Cairo once or twice, […]READ MORE >>
Sunday Summary: 4/11/10
I'm not a loyal viewer of America's Next Top Model, but I do check in from time to time to see the contestants' names.READ MORE >>