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Vespa USA, the North American importer of the Piaggio Group's iconic Vespa scooter brand, is introducing www.lavespavita.com, a new community-powered online destination for individuals who have a passion for living "La Vespa Vita" (The Vespa Life). From street fashion trends to innovative product design, the new site is a call to action for both brand advocates and new fans to contribute and share their own Vespa-inspired content using the most popular social media platforms.
Users can submit photos that capture their interpretation of the Vespa Lifestyle via Flickr or Instagram by using the hashtag #VESPAVITA. Snapshots and short captions of a person's style statement can be submitted via Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #VESPASTYLE. A third option is to become a contributor by submitting content for the La Vespa Vita blog at www.lavespavita.com/blog.
"For more than six decades, Vespa motor scooters have inspired style mavens, trendsetters and forward-thinking individuals with the perfect mix of timeless design, classic elegance and practical benefits," said Melissa R. MacCaull, vice president, marketing, Piaggio Group Americas. "Now we're turning the content keys over to our community of enthusiasts and can't wait to watch a digital self-portrait of the Vespa lifestyle come to life."
New Microsite Powered By a Community of Vespa-Inspired Individuals
First conceived as a post-World War II utility transportation vehicle for Italian families, Vespa motor scooters soon came to epitomize Italian style and design and were immortalized in print and on film. Today, Vespa still stands for individuality, freedom and a zest for life, and it's these qualities that www.lavespavita.com wants to share through curated and consumer-generated content.
Site content includes:
• Vespa Mosaic – Colorful photos from Vespa enthusiasts and fans that celebrate the spirit of Vespa. Visitors can upload their favorites via Flickr or Instagram by using the hashtag #VESPAVITA;
• Vespa Style Book – A user-generated Look Book of Vespa-inspired or ahead-of-the-curve style that defines la dolce vita. Visitors can submit a photo of themselves and their favorite original look (with or without a Vespa) for consideration via Twitter or Instagram by using the hashtag #VESPASTYLE;
• La Vespa Vita Blog – A dynamic blog with community members' submitted posts that present the trends, personalities, history, culture and adventures of life associated with the distinctive lifestyle statement that is Vespa. Fans and enthusiasts can submit a post at www.lavespavita.com/blog and fresh content will be added two to three times a week;
• Vespa Model Lineup – Snapshots of the 2012 model lineup starting with the classic LX 50 and LX 150 ie, perfect for urban commuting, followed by the 1970's retro-inspired S 50 and S 150 ie, the powerful and sporty GTS 300 ie and GTS 300 ie Super and the vintage-inspired LXV 150 ie and GTV 300 ie;
• Win $1000 in Vespa Gear – Visitors are given an opportunity to enter to win $1000 in Vespa gear on www.lavespavita.com and a new Facebook app at www.facebook.com/vespausa through November 30, 2012.
To learn more about how to contribute to La Vespa Vita's Mosaic, Blog and Style Book, please visit www.lavespavita.com.
For information about Vespa, in the USA visit the new www.vespausa.com, in Canada visit the www.vespa-canada.ca. To get the latest news and updates from Vespa USA, like them on Facebook (www.facebook.com/vespausa) and follow them on twitter (twitter.com/vespausa).
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Established in 1884 by Rinaldo Piaggio and based in Pontedera in Pisa, Italy, the Piaggio Group is one of the world's top manufacturers of two-wheel motor vehicles. With more than 7,000 employees, an annual production of 653,000 vehicles in 2011, five R&D centers, seven production facilities in Europe and Asia and world-wide commercial operations, the Piaggio Group has a strong and increasing leadership in the European two-wheeler market. The company produces scooters, motorcycles and mopeds in the 50cc to 1,200cc displacement range, marketed under the Piaggio, Vespa, Gilera, Derbi, Aprilia, Scarabeo and Moto Guzzi brands. The Group also manufactures three- and four-wheel light transportation vehicles for the Ape, Porter and Quargo ranges.


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"Today is the first day of the rest of your life." Not sure who is responsible for this statement but it certainly applies to anyone who wants to remain positive and productive in life. The past is now behind you and can no longer be changed or altered; hopefully your past is something to learn from and build upon to influence today and your future conduct.
Today's agenda, tasks and goals are set by you and only yourself. Nobody else has control over your mind or actions. You can make today a great day or simply let mediocrity or lack of action become today's destiny. Today only happens once, each day and everyday so why not make it the best day!? What not make it a meaningful day?
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FREEPORT — A 17-year-old male was arrested Wednesday after allegedly speeding on U.S. Route 1 at more than 100 mph.
At about 9:50 p.m., Officer Brandon Paxton was driving along Route 1 when he saw the teenager coming up behind him quickly, said Freeport Police Lt. Susan Nourse.
Paxton followed the teen, who was driving more than double the legal speed limit of 45 mph, for about two miles before he was stopped near the intersection of Route 1 and South Freeport Road, she said.
The teen was arrested and charged with eluding an officer, driving to endanger, motor vehicle speeding more than 30 mph over the speed limit and unsafe passing in a motor vehicle.
No passengers were in the car and no property damage was reported, Nourse said.
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Kym Marsh lands Coronation Street megadeal 'to stop her joining mass exodus'
Coronation Street siren Kym Marsh has apparently landed a mega contract to keep her on the cobbles after a string of show favourites bow out of the soap this year.
She quickly apologised when she realised the error of her ways.
Forget Kathy, could this be the next Walford lady returning from the grave?
Soap queen Michelle Collins is the latest celebrity linked to a spot on Strictly Come Dancing 2014.
Mark Wright is one lucky guy - not only is he engaged to Michelle Keegan, he was granted VIP access to watch her in action in Corrie too.
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Are you afraid of fat?
Do you only eat foods that are fat free?
Do you avoid fats even when they are healthy fats?
Do you only eat foods that are fat free?
Do you avoid fats even when they are healthy fats?
Did you know that we need a small amount of healthy fats in every meal in order to absorb all the healthy nutrients, especially from fruits and veggies.
The healthy fats include extra-virgin olive, nuts, seeds, avocados, and coconuts. These healthy fats should be consumed with every meal. Failure to include these fats in a meal will result in many of the nutrients consumed during the meal not being absorbed by the body. That's because many nutrients are fat-soluble nutrients. It doesn't take much fat, by the way, to aid the absorption of these important vitamins and nutrients.
We all new healthy fats were good for us, but did you know how important they really were for you. This is why I use almond butter, peanut butter, raw nuts, chia seeds, flax seeds, unsweetened coconut and coconut oils, and cook with olive oil. I also use vinaigrette's instead of fat free dressings.
On a side note foods that are labeled as fat free are usually filled with chemicals and preservatives, not something you want in your body.
Say yes to healthy fats and include them in your meals, you will end up being healthier and fitter if you do.


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Angel Whispers and Oracle Wisdom 1. The first in a series of ebooklets on connecting with the angels. Great for the beginner; easy to follow tips on how to connect with your angels through Angel Oracle Cards, 3 beautiful card spreads to get you started, and a quick guide to guided, or automatic writing. Along with some personal stories of connection from the author.
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Picture differences
You know when you were young and you had these puzzles where there were two pictures, identical, except for eight differences, and you have to find the differences and circle them, well, that's a great way of making students talk to each other. The diffference, of course is that each student mustn't be able to see the other student's piece of paper.
Arrange the class into pairs, and get them to sit back to back with their partner. Then, give out the two pictures, one to each student. They must either describe their picture to the other person and isolate the differences, or ask questions about their partner's picture until a difference if found. This is a great way of practising asking questions, asking for the confirmation of ideas and speaking clearly. The only thing to think about is vocabulary. As they will invariably have to describe everything in the picture, it may be an idea to pre-teach some of the vocabulary that will come up.
The length of time the activity will take depends on level of detail in the pictures ("I've got 2396 leaves on the third tree in my picture; how many have you got?") and the number of differences you decide to include.
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C.J. Redwine
Series: Courier's Daughter Trilogy, #1
Release Date: August 28th, 2012
Publisher: Balzer + Bray
Number of Pages: 416
Source: Edelweiss
Rating: 1 of 5 stars
Within the walls of Baalboden, beneath the shadow of the city's brutal leader, Rachel Adams has a secret. While other girls sew dresses, host dinner parties, and obey their male Protectors, Rachel knows how to survive in the wilderness and deftly wield a sword. When her father, Jared, fails to return from a courier mission and is declared dead, the Commander assigns Rachel a new Protector, her father's apprentice, Logan—the same boy Rachel declared her love for two years ago, and the same boy who handed her heart right back to her. Left with nothing but fierce belief in her father's survival, Rachel decides to escape and find him herself. But treason against the Commander carries a heavy price, and what awaits her in the Wasteland could destroy her.
At nineteen, Logan McEntire is many things. Orphan. Outcast. Inventor. As apprentice to the city's top courier, Logan is focused on learning his trade so he can escape the tyranny of Baalboden. But his plan never included being responsible for his mentor's impulsive daughter. Logan is determined to protect her, but when his escape plan goes wrong and Rachel pays the price, he realizes he has more at stake than disappointing Jared.
As Rachel and Logan battle their way through the Wasteland, stalked by a monster that can't be killed and an army of assassins out for blood, they discover romance, heartbreak, and a truth that will incite a war decades in the making.
Honestly, I am shocked by the large number of glowing reviews Defiance has gotten thus far. Once again, it looks like I'm the black sheep, here to reign my terror on fangirls and fanboys all over Goodreads, and give my honest opinion on what I thought of the overrated mess known as Defiance.
Defiance is the epitome of a trainwreck. Unfortunately, while some trainwrecks are hard to take your eyes away from, taking my eyes away from this book was the one thing I wanted most.
In the city of Baalboden, Jared Adams is declared dead by the ruthless Commander, and Jared's daughter, Rachel, friend, Oliver, and apprentice, Logan, are gathered to the hearing of his will. In Jared's will, he left Logan to be Rachel's Protector, acting as a bodyguard for Rachel and never letting her out of his sight. However, Rachel and Logan don't believe that Jared is actually dead, and escape the walls of Baalboden to look for him.
I really don't know where to start in this review. I might as well say that the plot itself was decent for the most part, when it wasn't taken over by sappy, melodramatic drivel. (I told you this wasn't going to be a happy review!) But honestly, it's hard for me to enjoy a fantasy novel to begin with, and if the world building in that fantasy novel is not up to par to what I think it should be, then I most certainly won't enjoy the book very much. And in Defiance's case, the world-building is almost nonexistent. In fact, the world building is so poor, we're never actually given a time period in which this book takes place. And, if I were to take a guess as to which time period Defiance takes place - you know what, actually, I wouldn't be able to take a guess. The actions and misogyny in Defiance clearly hint towards an early time period, but the dialogue between characters, and even the character's names, certainly do not. I mean, Logan? Rachel?
And speaking of Logan and Rachel... well, let's just say I've got lots to say about them. Let's just start with Rachel, and get her over with. Rachel made a complete 180º turn in character, seemingly from one chapter to the next. Needless to say, this change in character was not a very good one. Right in chapter one, we're provided with very clear indications that Rachel has a strong hatred towards Logan, ever since she confessed her love (hmph) to him two years ago, and he rejected her. Then, after Logan was appointed as her Protector, basically made her move out of the comfort of her own house and into the discomfort of his, and just was an all around asshole towards her (but more on that soon. Trust me.), she decided that she's, once again, in love with him. I can't. I just can't. And while Rachel at times is a strong and self-reliant character, the sappy mess of a romance between her and Logan take over, and almost all of my respect for her as a badass killing machine is gone, just like that.
Then there's the love interest, Logan. *rubs hands together* Oh, boy... Let me say it right now: I hated this boy with a burning passion. He was a controlling, inconsiderate and at times abusive asshole. But, so you can see some of the reasons while I wanted to desperately to strangle Logan, here are some of the things he's said to Rachel, done to Rachel, and thought about Rachel, throughout Defiance (or at least throughout the first half, because after that point I just didn't care anymore and started skimming.):
[...] and then I'm going to lock her in my loft for as long as it takes.
This was the first red flag this book gave me that I wouldn't end up liking Logan. He said he's going to lock her in his freaking attic for "as long as it takes", for goodness' sake!
[...] she just dropped her skirt to the ground and started up the ladder in a pair of skintight pants. Fury overtakes my panic and fuels me. If a guard see her dressed like that, he won't hesitate to take what she's freely offering.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Excuse me? "He won't hesitate to take what she's freely offering"? So now if a girl dresses "racily" (if you could call skintight pants racy), she's offering to get raped? I'm sorry, but are you fucking kidding me? This is the point where my feelings toward Logan turned into extreme dislike. The next thing he does/says is what makes me hate him with the burning passion of a thousand suns (just a little sample of some of the melodramatic writing in this book.)
"You're hurting me," she says as she matches my pace through the torch-lit streets. "You're lucky," I say. "That you're hurting my arm?" Her voice is full of its usual sass, but I hear unsteadiness beneath it."No. You're lucky I'm not wringing your neck."
Once again, excuse me? This book was lucky I was reading it on my Kindle, because if I had a paperback copy, that would have been the point where I would have,
a) thrown it out the nearest window and into the street, hopefully to get run over by a car or two;
b) shred to a million tiny little pieces and use it for litter in a gerbil cage;
c) ripped it to shreds by hand, and release those shreds into the wind in a My Sister's Keeper fashion
Damn you, Kindle! Damn you for getting in my way of fury! Okay, there's still more examples I have to show of why I hated Logan (and why you should, too).
"Feel better?" Rachel asks, and I punch the wall again just to keep from letting my anger loose on her. Not that she doesn't deserve some of it.
I don't think I need to explain my feelings of this statement, and how wrong it is, do I? I'm not done with reasons why I hated Logan, but seriously, read the above things he's said to Rachel, done to Rachel, and thought about Rachel. This is the love interest we're supposed to swoon over. This is the love interest that many readers love, and have swooned over. This is the love interest that is praised by readers. Why?!
[After Logan said something barely understandable] Maybe I should enunciate clearly, then she'll understand.
Or - and this is just another possibility - maybe you could be less of a pompous asshole and try say and what she clearly didn't understand in a different light, and not ridicule her for not understanding you.
"I'm leaving you with Oliver for the day, Rachel. We have nothing more to discuss."
"I [Rachel] am an equal part in this whole thing, and I want to help you find supplies." "Well, you can't." [Logan says]
So now you're acting like her father and controlling what she can and cannot do? You can't act this and then declare your love for her moments afterward. No, scratch that - you can't act like this at all.
Hopefully now you understand the basis behind my extreme hatred towards Logan, because he truly is an awful character, and an even more awful love interest. And the sad part is, Rachel eats all of this up. He commands her, she does what he says. He abuses her both physically and verbally, she takes it. He's a complete and total asshole to her, and yet she "can't bear to live without him." Ugh. Gag me with a rusty spoon.
And maybe, somewhere, there's a mediocre plot behind my blinding hatred for Logan and the melodramatic everything that takes over Defiance. Clearly there's something redeemable about Defiance, given all the glowing reviews for it. I, unfortunately, did not happen to find that.


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Name: Cheating
Language: English
Director: Stuart Canterbury
Duration: 84 min
Country: United States
Year: 1987
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Tom Byron and Ron Jeremy think they're Redford and Newman in The Sting. They cheat Paul Thomas out of a bundle of hard, cold cash during a card/sex game, using the incredible Elle Rio as their pawn. To celebrate, these two lowlifes decide to pick up a couple of white chicks at the local spa and get caught. . .cheating. . .by wives Nina Hartley and Jeanna Fine.So the girls throw the guys out in the tradition of the best Flintstones episode and eventually lure them back using pool table sex. . . not in the tradition of the best Flintstones episode. (For the record, Ron Jeremy would play Fred and Tom Byron would play Barney.) Then everybody lusts happily ever after, trying to create heat in a tape-ending four-way.Before we see S.E.V.P.'s traditional bloopers at the end, director Stuart Canterbury crams a lot of sex into one compact feature. The promising story begins to take a nosedive as the demand for eroticism is met. The highlight, I think, involves Nina Hartley in a luscious lesbo number with buxom Keisha, after Nina catches Jeremy with her oversized melonloaves. And there's some great underwater videography as Jeremy steals Keisha's bathing suit bottoms.In addition, Billy Dee with Angel Kelly and Nina; Byron with petite Patti Petite and Rio's indescribable gobbling of both Byron and Thomas highlight this erotically entertaining video. The camerawork, editing, sound reproduction and video quality all live up to today's standards in a sexvid that even my jaded self can recommend.Nina Hartley in Retro 80th porn
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Kits have been developed to address the integration of FNMI understandings and culture into existing curriculums for Social Studies, Science and Mathematics for Grades K-12.
The kits are only a starting point! They are living documents that are meant to be added to over time. School Jurisdictions involved in kit building are asked to also commit to ongoing development of materials and the sharing of these resources.
January 9th will be a building day and January 10th will be split into 2 parts. The morning will be a learning session on understanding Treaties. With the increased emphasis on this understanding throughout the new curriculum, Ramona Washburn from Maskwacis, will lead us through understanding Treaties as it applies to each of K-4. We will make every effort to have materials specific to each grade level for your binders. In the afternoon, we will be adding new materials and researching areas that we have already identified require more information linked to the new curriculum. If you have already built your kits, plan on coming for January 10th.
***Once all materials are ordered and we know a cost, we will invoice your district for each kit that you build, per subject and grade. The cost of a complete set of kits for K to High School for a specific subject can range from $260.00 - $980.00.
Chris Zarski is currently the Director of Curriculum and Staff Development for St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools. Over her 39 years in education she has served as a teacher, teaching administrator, Examiner for Learner Assessment at Alberta Education and co-authored and served as the assessment and pedagogical consultant on 16 math resources. Chris also believes that we need to engage our students in their learning and has over the years replaced 'note books with Foldables (graphic organizers)! She believes in active learning and that we can teach all children to learn at high levels.
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A new research paper by finance professors Joshua Rauh and Robert Novy-Marx paints a sobering picture of the taxes required to fully fund state and municipal governments' pension requirements over the next 30 years.
The researches found that if current laws and practices remain in effect, taxes on the average household would have to increase by $1,398 annually in order for states and municipalities to keep pace with their obligations. According to the report, 13 states would need to increase taxes by $1,500 per household per year.
New Jersey is in the worst shape — residents would need to pony up $2,475 per year to meet the state's $11.9 billion obligation, with California having the largest unfunded liability of $47.8 billion, of which it only has $19.5 billion in the bank.


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Everyday Bicycling Workshops are happening in workplaces across Vermont, as well as in libraries and and other community spaces! If you want to learn how to incorporate bicycling into your everyday routine, check our calendar (in the sidebar) and look for a workshop near you. Most events require you to R.S.V.P., so look for a link on the event webpage to do so. Workshops are added throughout the year.
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Don't see a workshop in your community or workplace? We can come to you! With a minimum of 10 participants, Local Motion will organize a workshop anywhere in Vermont.
Below is a sampling of the businesses, schools, organizations, libraries, and other places Everyday Bicycling workshops have been held:
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Woodys & Breakfast Club
WOODYS is an after-school club for pupils attending Hinchley Wood Primary School and is run on school premises from 3.10pm until 6.00pm. The cost is £11 per session. Children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 are collected by Woodys staff and taken to the club after school. Children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 make their own way to Woodys. Children are provided with a light tea and drink.
BREAKFAST CLUB is our before-school club. Children can be dropped off anytime after 7.30am and they will be provided with a breakfast from a choice of cereal, toast and yoghurt, with fresh fruit available and milk or fruit juice and water to drink. The cost is £7.00 per session.
If you are interested in registering your child/ren in Woodys or Breakfast Club, please email email@example.com.
* Please note that Woodys and Breakfast Club are currently at full capacity, therefore if you apply now your details will be added to our waiting list and you will be contacted only when we have space available to join.


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High on Public Speaking.
Last month I spoke at SXSW Interactive. My first real speaking opportunity. I co-lead a "core conversation" called Social Media Strategy Swap* with Martin La Rocca from Social Factor. As a core conversation format, Martin and I were to provide our own expertise while guiding an active chat among our session attendees.
I am a stress machine. I had dreams about public speaking the whole week prior to my session. How the heck was I going to do this?
I was in the prep room by 8:30 AM the morning of my talk. After days of pounding, my heart finally felt some relief when two former co-workers waltzed in with my favorite splurge coffee drink (ahem, dirty chai). They pumped me full of caffeine and words of wisdom, and they assured me that if no participated in my session, I could relentlessly call on them.
Then we walked over to our room. Outside the door was a line of people stretched down the hall, waiting to hear what Martin and I had to say. I couldn't believe it! As they all filed in, Martin was just chilling in a chair like a boss. Meanwhile, I bopped around the front of the room like a fool, nervously drinking water and rambling to the folks seated in the front.
The room filled up. Literally, filled. People stood in every corner. While I thought this would make me more nervous than ever before, it did the opposite – I was pumped. And as soon as I introduced myself, any lingering nerves washed away. Everything came naturally. I was smiling, joking, confident and relaxed. I felt professional while also being myself.
After the session, people bombarded me and Martin with "That was my favorite SXSW talk so far!" and "I loved the Lingo Bingo** cards you made!"
I was powered up for the rest of the day, eager to keep that feeling alive. Could I build public speaking into my future? I have loved to teach ever since I was little – I'd often make my brother play "Kindergarten" with me. I find it invigorating and fulfilling, and after this experience, I think public speaking may be a similar outlet. I will always bubble with nerves, but they will dissipate as long as I treat everyone in the room like a friend, be candid, flexible and trust that I at least know a little of what I'm talking about.
Cheers to breaking through a major fear and finding a new potential passion!
- Jess
*While I am no longer an active social media pro, I do have my fair share of expertise. When you submit a speaking topic to SXSW, you do so in July of the year prior. That's plenty of time for your expertise or interests to shift.
**I designed social media Lingo Bingo cards (below) and handed them out as an activity during our session. The first two people to get Bingo won a book about social media and content marketing. There were also expert tips from fellow social media pros on the back of the cards. Success!


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Identifying emotional and behavioral problems in children aged 4-17 years; United States, 2001-2007
Published Date:February 24, 2012
Series:National health statistics reports ; no. 48
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Keywords:Affective Symptoms
Behavior Disorders In Children
Child, Preschool
Child Behavior Disorders
Emotional Problems Of Children
Psychological Tests For Children
Affective Symptoms/Diagnosis
Affective Symptoms/Epidemiology
Affective Symptoms/Physiopathology
Behavior Disorders In Children/Statistics/United States
Child Behavior Disorders/Diagnosis
Child Behavior Disorders/Epidemiology
Child Behavior Disorders/Physiopathology
Emotional Problems Of Children/Statistics/United States
Psychological Tests For Children/Validity
Description:Objectives: This report examines two measures that identify children with emotional and behavioral problems: high scores based on questions in the brief version of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) and a single question about serious (definite or severe) overall emotional and behavioral difficulties. Children were classified into four groups, those with: only high scores on the brief SDQ, only serious overall difficulties, both high scores on the brief SDQ and serious overall difficulties, and neither high scores on brief SDQ nor serious overall difficulties. Children's characteristics, conditions, and service use in these four groups were compared. Methods: Data from the 2001-2007 National Health Interview Survey identified the emotional and behavioral problems, characteristics, conditions, and service use of children aged 4-17 years. Results: Approximately 7% of children had either high scores on the brief SDQ or serious overall difficulties, with 2% having only high scores on the brief SDQ, 3% having only serious overall difficulties, and 2% having both high scores on the brief SDQ and serious overall difficulties. Characteristics of the three groups of children identified with emotional and behavioral problems differed from each other and from children without problems. Children in each of the groups with emotional and behavioral problems, compared with children without problems, were more likely to have developmental conditions and to have used services. Additionally, children with serious overall difficulties (either with or without high scores on the brief SDQ) were more likely to have developmental conditions, receive special education, and use mental health services than children with only high scores on the brief SDQ..
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The President's Investiture Address
A. Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D.
October 14, 2011
"Archbishop John J. Myers, Mr. Patrick Murray, Ambassador Jose L. Cuisia, Ambassador Mario De Leon, Secretary of Higher Education Rochelle Hendricks, Assembly Speaker Shelia Oliver, NJ Banking and Insurance Commissioner and alumnus Tom Considine, South Orange Village President Alex Torpey, the many other local, state and federal government dignitaries, members of the Board of Trustees and Board of Regents, Executive Vice President and Provost Larry A. Robinson, Faculty Senate President David Beneteau, past university presidents, delegates, distinguished faculty, students, staff, administrators, members of the priest community, members of the Seton Hall community, members of my family and honored guests.
Please allow me to thank the members of the Presidential Investiture Committee under Monsignor Wister and our many staff and especially student volunteers.
I stand before you, my Seton Hall family, humbled and honored to be entrusted with the immense responsibility to serve and lead this great Catholic university.
I stand before you, thankful not only to His Grace, our Trustees, Regents, faculty, students, staff, administrators, alumni, and our larger university community for your unwavering support and encouragement – but also grateful to those who have preceded me in this enormous task.
I stand before you my family, our family, but in particular our parents but most especially my best friend and wife of 26 years, Josephine, and our daughter, Ysabella, and thank you for being part of this journey.
I stand before you, my Lord and God, and thank you for all the blessings we have received: Let Your will be done.
Where do I start? As a youngster, my late father, who was a university professor, drilled in the importance of a university education. More importantly, he instilled a love of books and learning. My parents encouraged us to discover and develop our passions and find our own voices.
I still remember the day in late August, 23 years ago, when my wife and I packed all our cash, about $5,000, which was all of our savings as a married couple, and almost all our earthly belongings in four suitcases for a 8,000 mile trip, half-way around the world to start our new lives as graduate students in California. Not unlike millions before us, we left behind our families, friends and everything we knew to take a chance at a better life through education, in this great country.
We arrived on our Ellis Island, the Los Angeles International Airport on a hot summer day, and I quickly realized that due to a mix-up there was no one there to meet us. Taking a deep breath I thought of a proverb of the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu, who said, "Do the difficult things while they are easy, and do the great things while they are small. A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step."
Our first step consisted of finding a place to sleep that night. I found the phone number of an old friend – whether by luck or, as I believe, divine intervention – he was at home, and he was able to take us in for a couple of days until we could move into our on-campus housing. So began our journey.
The journey almost ended after our first trimester. I needed surgery which was not going to be covered by our student health insurance. We realized that we could not afford to pay both my wife's tuition to continue her studies and my surgery. My wife's graduate adviser learned about our plight and gave her the funding we needed.
This was a pattern which would repeat itself many times over the next few years. Every time we were faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges that we thought would cause us to drop out of graduate school, someone would intervene and offer us a lifeline. In the Philippines, I remember my parents sharing an old proverb which goes, "Nasa Diyos ang awa nasa tao ang gawa." Loosely translated it says, "The Lord shows mercy, but we have to do our part."
I share our story because in institutions of higher education – not just in the United States but around the world – we have millions of students taking their own journeys, facing their own challenges. Inadequate preparation, unexpected emergencies, limited financial resources or lack of support can severely impact the chances of success. Some students are given second, third or even more chances. Unfortunately, too many do not get that second opportunity and end up leaving. So why do so many take the chance we did?
I daresay that the majority take it because of the opportunity to make a better life. In this country, maybe more so than anywhere else in the world, education has proven to be the great equalizer and allowed upward mobility. Education has become a symbol of hope – hope for a brighter future, especially for individuals born with fewer resources than others.
Our history at Seton Hall and my visits with our alumni bear this out. I hear the same expressions, the same words, over and over again: "Seton Hall provided me opportunities that otherwise would not have been available," or alternatively, "I have Seton Hall to thank for what I have today."
However, institutions operating in today's higher education environment, as we present with a few gray hairs know, are facing unprecedented challenges. In this country, population growth has slowed and with it we have fewer traditional-age students. Even the notion of a "traditional college student" is being challenged with the entry of vast numbers of working students in their mid-20s and older. Some of our older alumni are very surprised when I talk about the six-year graduation rate and not the traditional four-year graduation rate.
Unemployment and underemployment remain stubbornly high as we struggle to recover from this recession. The collapse of housing prices coupled with the loss of one or both incomes in households has made it almost impossible to finance the cost of higher education. Most disturbing, with the decline of the middle class, is increasing income inequality not just in this country but across most developed countries.
Our student population has become very diverse and global. Technology has continued to evolve and has changed the whole notion of physical distances and physical campuses. There has been a call for increased accountability and greater transparency as evidenced in recent federal and state regulations. Finally, competition from for-profits has been on the rise, with new business models being developed and successfully brought to bear against traditional higher education models.
How do we at Seton Hall intend to meet these challenges and strengthen our institution? How do we at Seton Hall intend to continue our tradition of excellence? How do we at Seton Hall intend to develop the next generation of servant leaders well versed in the Catholic intellectual tradition?
I propose that just as our students undertake their own journey, we must embark on our own journey of transformation as a university. I ask that you walk with me as we demand excellence not only from ourselves but also from our students. The late educator and former Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, John W. Gardner, was quoted as saying: "The idea for which this nation stands will not survive if the highest goal free man can set for himself is an amiable mediocrity. Excellence implies striving for the highest standards in every phase of life."
I ask that you, our university community, commit with me to strengthen our Catholic identity by finding ways to infuse Catholic values throughout our curriculum as we have in our new Core. We need to promote understanding of our rich Catholic intellectual tradition and to encourage deepening of faith among the members of the university community.
I ask that you, our university community, commit with me to strive for excellence in academics by encouraging and supporting research and scholarship among our faculty while enriching the mentoring and teaching of students that is our hallmark. Let us not forget the words of the late President John F. Kennedy, who said, "Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. The human mind is our fundamental resource." We pledge to hire, retain and motivate faculty who are committed to excellence. We intend to not only reallocate our existing resources and reinvest in our faculty but also find new sources of revenue to allow our faculty and university community to be the best. Our goal should be to set our standards higher every year.
I ask that you, our university community, commit with me to recruit, retain and graduate students who can best benefit from a Seton Hall education. Toward this end, our recently announced undergraduate public tuition rate incentive directed toward academically qualified students, wherever they may be, demonstrates our commitment to this principle. We pledge to provide the support services and learning environment needed to ensure that our graduates become successful alumni and servant leaders.
Finally, I ask that you, our university community, commit with me not only to discover ways to make the best use of our resources, but also to encourage our alumni and our friends to recommit to the mission of Seton Hall. I ask you to pledge not only to recommit your wisdom and your time but also your treasures. As my wife and I are beneficiaries of the generosity of others, we ask this university community to ensure that the doors of opportunity remain open to the next generation of servant leaders.
When Seton Hall University was founded in 1856, Bishop James Roosevelt Bayley conceived of the College as "a home for the mind, the heart and the spirit." We have remained steadfast in our adherence to his vision. Today we step forward on that path with renewed confidence and energy. Please join us on this journey.


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Conveniently located in Oud Metha Road, the 3-Star Arabian Park Hotel is less than 10 km away from Dubai International Airport and 1.5 km from Dubai Exhibition Centre. It features a large outdoor pool.
The 3-Star Recital Hotel has a panoramic rooftop terrace overlooking Istanbul and Marmara Sea. This hotel offers bright rooms with classic-style furniture and luxurious fabrics.
Arrival in Dubai - Meet & assist at the Dubai International Airport followed by transfer to your hotel. Overnight.
Breakfast at the Hotel.
Dubai City Tour (Mon/Wed/Sat)
Enjoy the magnificent view of Dubai Creek while driving through the heritage area of Bastakiya, with its fascinating old Wind Towered Houses built by wealthy merchants. Visit the 180 years old Al Fahidi Fort, which today houses the Dubai Museum. Continue the journey by Abra, a traditional water taxi across the creek and stroll through the spice and gold souks or markets. On our way to Burj Al Arab, one of Dubai's landmarks, we make a photo stop at the Jumeirah Mosque.
Desert Safari with BBQ Dinner (daily)
In the afternoon, our safari guides will take you in a 4-wheel drive into the golden sand dunes of Arabia. Experience the thrill of a lifetime while riding through the dunes. Enjoy a beautiful scenic sunset overlooking the desert. Then continue to our Bedouin campsite, where you can enjoy camel riding, Henna design, Arabic gava, local dresses, soft drinks, tea or coffee, a Hubbly Bubbly and a delicious barbeque buffet. Adding to the atmosphere of the night is an enchanting belly dancer performing to the Arabic rhythms.
Istanbul | Arrival and transfer to hotel.
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So far the count is at twenty-seven. Twenty-seven people are dead, the majority elementary aged children. Why is this happening? How could this happen? Why does this keep happening? I don't understand.
The President is speaking right now, and he's tearing up, because this is real and this is horrifying. He's saying that we will do anything to help this community, these families... but we can't bring these babies back and that's all they really want.
I think about the innocent little babies, so afraid, not knowing what is going on, seeing a scary man, in excruciating pain, wanting their mama's and daddy's....
I think about the mama's and daddy's who lost their babies today. They will go home to a tree with presents under it that their baby will never open. No more goodnight kisses. No more ice cream stops. No more snuggles.
My heart can't handle this. I've been a mess all day.
I want to understand this. I want to have no doubt in our almighty God. I want to know in my heart that everything happens for a reason and is a part of His bigger plan. I'm struggling right now. I just don't get this.
I held Cooper extra tight today. I'm going to try to remind myself to do that each day. I rocked him and sang to him long after he was asleep tonight. I hold my whole entire life in my arms each day. If someone took that away from me I would be left with nothing. I am nothing without my baby.
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As the successful candidate you will be working within our clients bodycentre spraying a range of vehicles to high standards .
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Beachfront Villa Port Rafael
Holiday Rentals Sardinia: Seafront, this superb villa with sea views on the Emerald Coast is located in a privileged area of Porto Rafael chosen over Porto Cervo by the celebrities for its serenity, privacy and stunnng nature. Porto Rafael has a yacht club and two tennis courts. The gated vacation home benefits from direct access to a sandy beach and a private swimming pool with an al-fresco dining area and a playground for children. The property sleeps 16 people. There are seven bedrooms. The master bedroom accesses the garden and has a double bed and a private bathroom with a shower and a bath. Two other double bedrooms as well as the suite with two double beds enjoy access to the garden and bathrooms with showers. Two other double bedrooms feature private bathrooms with showers. The seventh bedroom has two single beds that can be pushed together to make a double bed and an extralarge shower. Laundry facilities include a washing machine and a dryer, an iron and an ironing board. The living room comprises of a seating area with a TV and a fireplace and a dining area. There is a totally equipped kitchen with an oven, a hob, a microwave, a toaster, a mixer, a coffee machne, a dough-maker, fridge freezer, a meat grinder, a dishwasher, kitchenware and tableware. The luxury villa for rent benefits from video surveillance system, WIFI, AC, wine cellar, a Turkish bath, an outdoor jacuzzi, spa shower and TV sin all the bedrooms.
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Cancellation more than 1 month before the arrival date: the reservation deposit is not refundable. Cancellation less than 1 month before the arrival date: 100% of the total rental price is not refundable.
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A professional personal assistant is a total must for a luxury trip. Don t think about any responsabilities and deeds that you have to do and just rely on our experienced staff, ready to make your trip careless.
Additional cleaning for the most exigent people that will allow you to keep your luxurious villa or apartment in an impeccable state without putting any effort, as our professional staff will take care of it. It s high time you relaxed and enjoyed your stay on Sardinia.
A corporation, a business traveller and a leisure visitor demand a certain level of services that would satisfy their requirements in terms of comfort and exclusivity. Now you can have a vehicle that suits your requirements much better than before. Choose out of a wide range of services: from an airport/apartment/villa transfer or business meeting escort to a private city tour or a wedding escort. All the drivers are professional, experienced and speak different languages.
Make a seatrip to Corsica, sail around Sardinia itself, explore the Mediterranean Sea or go to the Balearic Isands, Italian Peninsula, Sicily, Tunisia or any other destination on a luxury yacht with a skipper or without him during your holidays. Rent a small boat or a bigger yacht for all the company, sail away and have a delicious dinner onboard.
A private jet will get you to the destination in the shortest time possible. Enjoy unparalleled additional services such as catering suitable for any diet, massage and other care treatments and nanny services.
If you want to know Sardinia really well, then a good tourist guide will be indispensable. The professional guides speaking several languages will help you to get closer to the culture, historiy, art and modern life of the Island assisting you during a walking or chauffer-driven tour. See the Roman ruins and explore the megalithic art and structures, gothic buildings. Get to know the traditional music styles and instruments of Sardinia among many other interesting things that you will discover on the island.
The most luxurious retaurants and clubs of Sardinia will open their doors for you. Ask for a place you have been dreaming of visiting and we will get you the reservation or explain us what you are looking for, and we will find you the best place on the Island.**
Tailor-made, personal helicopter trips will allow you to look at Sardinia with a bird's-eye view and get an unforgettable experience in the air.
No matter whether you come to Barcelona for a special occasion or just to spend your vacation, the services of a great chef will come in handy. Italian, Spanish, French, Japanese, Thai, Fusion...Just choose a cuisine type out of our almost unlimited list and enjoy your luxury trip and your delicious meal.
For a relaxing trip, inquire for a professional nanny who will take care of your kids. We also help you to rent all the needed equipment like travel and non-travel cots, boosters, walkie-talkie, stroller, bath ring and any other baby item.
If you like to have new things and want to look impeccable, but always hesitate and need assistance when shopping, then the service of our personal shopper is right what you seek. Exlore the best shops and boutiques of Sardinia and find the best pieces that would suit you ideally, following the advice of your personal shopper.


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John Maurer, Real Estate AttorneyPosted on September 22, 2010 by
John Maurer was born in Nashville Tennessee and attended undergraduate college at the University of Knoxville, Tennessee. He came to Georgia in 1992 to study law at Emory University and graduated in 1996 with his J.D. Upon passing the Bar, he practiced litigation and was admitted to practice in all Georgia Courts including the Federal Northern and Middle District Courts of Georgia. In 1998 he began his work in residential real estate. In 2004 he left the firm of Stevens, Maurer and Cooper to open his own firm where he felt he could give more personalized service to his clients.


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Further to the wonderful letter from Steve Nutall.
What is the future for our 10-year-old son with severe autism.
Will it be Victorian-style institutions?
That will be the case if these cuts go ahead.
No days out. No supported independent living. No freedom or right to a decent quality of life.
Cut from those that can help themselves not those that can't.
Anne Malc and Floyd Chambers
Conqueror Road, St Leonards
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Holiday Classic newcomer Meadow Heights passes large test
(High School Sports ~ 12/21/10)
Meadow Heights, seeded fifth for the 15th annual eight-team girls basketball tournament, rolled past fourth-seeded Central 56-28 in Monday's first round.
Toybox teams fill hundreds of Christmas stockings around Cape Girardeau
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
She was scared at first, but 2-year-old Kennedy Brookins-Rose greeted Santa Claus on Monday with a small grin, excited about her Christmas gift -- her first baby doll. Kennedy's mother, Larisa, took a bag of additional gifts and whispered "thank you" to Santa as he moved on to his next stop of the night.
Developer optimistic about downtown Cape Girardeau co-op
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
Weaver Dickerson, the developer of a new dental and vision cooperative, is on probation for writing bad checks but says he's confident his past won't keep the development from receiving state funds. Dickerson met Monday morning with Mayor Harry Rediger, city manager Scott Meyer, Chamber of Commerce CEO John Mehner and Magnet executive director Mitch Robinson. ...
The County Line: Cape Girardeau County clerk's office busy year-round
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
While some county offices have times throughout the year that aren't as busy as others, Cape Girardeau County Clerk Kara Clark Summers said her department's two major roles, elections and human resources, always keep her busy. "We don't have a down time," she said. "There's stuff going on all year-round. Thank goodness I have a wonderful staff."...
Moon coming out of totality
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
It was a great night for watching the total eclipse last night. This photo of the moon just coming out of darkness doesn't do it justice. Temps were a chilly 52 degrees down here in West Palm Beach, FL, but the skies were clear. P.S. I didn't get to bed until 4 a.m. Don't call me unless you owe me money...
The King visits Blanchard Elementary
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
The King stops by Ms. Williams Kindergarden class at Blanchard Elementary.
Toybox Elves
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
Santas Helpers
Teacher, Students Give Back to Saint Francis NICU
(Submitted Story ~ 12/21/10)
Brandie Maddox, a 10th-grade teacher at Sikeston High School, and her students donated short- and long-term items for families with infants in Saint Francis Medical Center's Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The gifts included toiletries, 20 handmade blankets, infant socks, snacks and other items useful to Level III NICU families. ...
Railroad Shares With Young Saint Francis Patients
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
Employees of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway in Chaffee shared their abundance with young patients in the Saint Francis Medical Center Children's Center during Christmas. After the annual BNSF Christmas party, all extra gifts are donated to local charities and pediatric patients. The gifts are provided by Ed Ferris, BNSF superintendent of operations. John Neel, BNSF trainmaster, says the donations are one small way the railway can give back to the community...
Cape Girardeau City Council reluctantly asks for smoking ban on April 5 ballot
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
Most members were reluctant to do it, but the Cape Girardeau City Council asked Monday night for an ordinance that would place a smoking ban on the April 5 ballot that would prohibit lighting up inside the city's bars, restaurants and other enclosed public places...
Flipping Out in Cape Girardeau
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
Jeff and Jenny with me and Melody Anderson of LFCS
Hoover Center Celebrates Christmas
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
Participating in the Christmas Celebration on December 21: Left to Right: Betty Evans, Linda Dockins, Ida Mitchell, Violet Crain, Barbara Warren, Bernice Hartman, Standing: Estel Bowers, Cliff Heinrick, Cherie Herbst-Coordinator, and Norma Dawes and not pictured: Anita Hahs, Charly Faucett and Jennifer Sutterer...
Southeast Food Bank receives donation
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
Southeast Missouri Food Bank receives dollar donation along with food items collected from US Bank branches located in Cape Girardeau County.
Local Chorale Adds Orchestra to Concert
(Submitted Story ~ 12/21/10)
Two years ago, the Perry County Lutheran Chorale made a decision. "Since everyone is so busy in the weeks leading up to Christmas, we thought we would try having our Christmas concert after December 25," said Chorale President Danny Kiefer of Perryville. The January 2009 concert was a success, so the group repeated the performance last January and is currently planning their third After-Christmas Christmas Concert. This year, however, the concert will include more than singing...
Cape Area Habitat for Humanity receives donation
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
US Bank donates to Habitat for Humanity. Habitat for Humanity reaches out to help low income families in need of affordable housing by building simple, decent, and affordable homes.
St. Vincent de Paul Student Council
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
The St. Vincent de Paul Student Council in Cape Girardeau collected items for Maxine Shareable Wearables. The students and staff at the school donated many pairs of socks, gloves, undergarments, shirts, pants and hats.
Screech Owl
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
I found this little guy in our garage this evening for the second time. He stands about twelve inches high. He is supposed to be in his owl house outside, which he has used for the last two years.
Winter Sky
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
The sky was a beautiful sight in the late afternoon on a cold winter day. This photo was taken at the Red Star Conservation area in Cape Girardeau.
'Christmas Carol' a Success
(Submitted Story ~ 12/21/10)
An extraordinary group of people recently proved they have what it takes to capture the heart of an audience during their performance of "A Christmas Carol." "It was a wonderful event on a gray Saturday afternoon to put the audience in a Christmas spirit," said Cape Girardeau Mayor Harry Rediger...
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
Roxie - owned by Barry and Jewel Hampton in Chaffee Mo. Roxie's favorite thing to do is being lovable and getting treats.
Maggie Faye
(Submitted Photo ~ 12/21/10)
Maggie Faye - owned by Barry and Jewel Hampton in Chaffee Mo, Maggie's favorite activity is jumping grasshoppers in the back yard.
Jackson budget passes, includes employee pay raises
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
The Jackson Board of Aldermen approved the city's $26 million budget for 2011, which includes about $100,000 in pay raises for the city's 130 employees. Assistant city administrator Larry Koenig said employees, depending on their level or step, would receive between 2 and 3 percent raises...
Scott County raises threshold for bidding
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
BENTON, Mo. -- In the coming year, department heads and elected officials in Scott County will have a bit more wiggle room when it comes to purchasing items used to conduct business. During their meeting Thursday, county commissioners altered bidding requirements. Now, any purchases greater than $2,000 to $6,000 require at least two bids from qualified vendors. Previously, the threshold was $1,500...
Crash closes Route 3 near Thebes
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
THEBES, Ill. -- Highway 3 near Thebes was closed around 7 p.m. after a car crash, according to the Illinois State Police.
Tips for treating a sick child
(Health ~ 12/21/10)
Once the winter months set in, it seems there's always some sort of bug going around school, and luck would have it that your child catches it just in time to be sick over Christmas break. Between colds, flu, strep and other common illnesses, children would be lucky to escape this season without coming down with something. But if they do get sick, what should you do? These tips will help parents and caregivers see children through the illness and get them back on the way to health...
Cape Girardeau teen charged with burglary, theft of Christmas gifts
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
Felony burglary charges were filed Saturday against a Cape Girardeau teenager who police say stole Christmas gifts from a family on Dorothy Street. Police first encountered Tyson L. Abraham, 18, just before midnight Friday when he and two others ran from a squad car on Bellevue Street near Ellis Street...
Missouri to lose congressional seat; drops from 9 to 8
(State News ~ 12/21/10)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Missouri's loss of one congressional seat will give the state its smallest delegation since the 1850 census and provide Republicans who control the state Legislature with an opportunity to redraw districts to solidify their party's power.
12 arrested in suspected terrorism plot in U.K.
(International News ~ 12/21/10)
LONDON -- In the biggest anti-terrorist sweep in Britain in nearly two years, police Monday arrested a dozen men accused of plotting a large-scale terror attack on targets inside the United Kingdom. The suspects, who ranged in age from 17 to 28, had been under surveillance for weeks and were believed to have links to Pakistan and Bangladesh, security officials said...
Winter disruptions lead to travel chaos in Europe
(International News ~ 12/21/10)
LONDON -- The Christmas travel season turned angry and chaotic Monday as British officials struggled to clear snow and ice that paralyzed rail and air links and spawned cancellations and delays stranding thousands around the world. More than 48 hours after Britain's last snowfall, some passengers with boarding passes for Monday flights were not even allowed into London's Heathrow Airport. Inside, piles of garbage grew and some people slept on terminal floors...
Obama lobbies Republican senators to back arms pact
(National News ~ 12/21/10)
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama tried to sway reluctant Republican senators Monday to back a new arms control treaty with Russia as GOP aversion to giving a politically damaged president another victory intruded on his national security agenda...
Nuts: A healthier, satisfying party food
(Health ~ 12/21/10)
When you're lining up the shots at your holiday party, don't hesitate to go a little nuts. Really. Nuts are loaded with heart-healthy nutrients. They are also a good source of protein and fiber, which help for controlling hunger if you are trying to take off a few pounds...
Penzel's centennial
(Editorial ~ 12/21/10)
Most people have the opportunity to celebrate an individual milestone in their lives. However, not many families can celebrate a multigenerational milestone. That's what Penzel Construction Co. of Jackson did recently. The Penzel company and more than 300 past and present clients, retired and current employees and subcontractors gathered last Tuesday at The Venue in Cape Girardeau to celebrate 100 years in business for the company spanning four generations...
Speak Out 12/21/10
(Speak Out ~ 12/21/10)
BEFORE an insurance company pays a claim for an accident, I believe they should question whether the driver was talking or texting on their cell phone. I think the public does have a right to tell a business owner what they can do in their establishment, because it affects the health of everybody...
The Delta Regional Authority at 10 years
(Column ~ 12/21/10)
The Delta Regional Authority has a lot to celebrate this holiday season. Today marks the ten-year anniversary of the federal-state partnership representing an eight-state region comprised of 252 counties and parishes, 29 of which are in Southeast Missouri. Missouri has always been active in the Delta Regional Authority, but stands to make an even greater impact now with Governor Nixon serving as the states' co-chair...
Prayer 12/21/10
(Prayer ~ 12/21/10)
O Lord, may all experience the joy and peace of the Christmas season. Amen.
LaCreta Scifers
(Obituary ~ 12/21/10)
LaCreta "Cretie" Scifers, 79, of Cape Girardeau passed away Monday, Dec. 20, 2010, at Saint Francis Medical Center. She was born Aug. 2, 1931, in Lick Springs, Mo., daughter of Wallace and Elizabeth Gould Bennett. She and Victor Scifers were married July 30, 1953, in Streator, Ill. He passed away Feb. 7, 2007...
Wanda Ryan
(Obituary ~ 12/21/10)
CHAFFEE, Mo. -- Wanda Irene Ryan, 88, of Chaffee died Friday, Dec. 17, 2010, at The Palms Medical Care Center in Sebring, Fla., following a brief illness. She was born March 25, 1922, in Chaffee, daughter of James Paul and Edna Robbins Jones. She and Evans "E.H." Ryan were married Feb. 4, 1940...
Joy Rush
(Obituary ~ 12/21/10)
Joy Guilliams Rush, 91, of Jackson, formerly of Puxico, Mo., and Doniphan, Mo., passed away Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010, at Monticello House in Jackson. She was born Feb. 13, 1919, at Briar, Mo., daughter of George W. and Martha Fraiser Hunt. She was married to Marvin B. Guilliams 43 years. He died Dec. 16, 1976. In 1985 she married Eddie Rush. He preceded her in death in 1995...
Wilbert Hutteger
(Obituary ~ 12/21/10)
Wilbert William "Wib" Hutteger, 80, of Jackson died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010, at Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the chapel of McCombs Funeral Home and Cremation Center in Jackson and from 9:30 a.m. until service time Thursday at St. Paul Lutheran Church...
Kenneth Riney
(Obituary ~ 12/21/10)
PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Kenneth L. Riney, 79, of Perryville died Monday, Dec. 20, 2010, at his home. He was born Jan. 11, 1931, in Perry County, Mo., son of Murphy and Marie Thompson Riney. He and Leona Anderson were married July 9, 1955. Riney had been a maintenance supervisor with Valle School System in Ste. Genevieve, Mo...
Out of the past 12/21/10
(Out of the Past ~ 12/21/10)
A woman is robbed at gunpoint in the evening at West Park Mall by a pair of robbers, who make off with two furs she had just bought; it is the seventh report of an armed robbery in Cape Girardeau this month. Sgt. Michael Hurst, a Cape Girardeau County Sheriff's Department deputy, has been named the 1985 recipient of the Timothy J. Ruopp Award, an award initiated last year...
Vernon Shell
(Obituary ~ 12/21/10)
GLENALLEN, Mo. -- Vernon Lee Shell, 104, of Glenallen died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010, at Woodland Hills Nursing Home in Marble Hill, Mo. Visitation will begin at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Liley Funeral Home in Marble Hill. The funeral will be at noon Wednesday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Kenneth Shoemaker officiating. Burial will be in Old Trace Creek Cemetery near Glenallen...
Iva Middleton
(Obituary ~ 12/21/10)
Iva Isabell Middleton, 87, of Cape Girardeau died Saturday, Dec. 18, 2010, at Southeast Hospital. She was born Nov. 18, 1923, in Little River, Kan., to Columbus and Cora Nelson Franklin Crader and moved with her family to Missouri. She married William Robert Middleton...
Rams still control their playoff fate despite loss
(Professional Sports ~ 12/21/10)
ST. LOUIS -- Belonging to the downtrodden NFC West has its benefits. The St. Louis Rams laid an egg at home on Sunday, yet remain tied for first place and hold the tiebreaker over the Seahawks. Another chance to get it done, a do over, a mulligan. Beat San Francisco this week at home and Seattle on the road in the finale, and they're 8-8 division champions who can open the playoffs at home...
Top seeds cruise to semis
(High School Sports ~ 12/21/10)
The top two seeds for the Show Me Center Holiday Classic both crushed their first-round opponents Monday. No. 1 Farmington beat No. 8 Saxony Lutheran 75-25 and No. 2 Jackson downed No. 7 Perryville 74-31 on the opening day of the 15th annual eight-team girls basketball tournament...
Defending champion Notre Dame tags first loss on Scott City
(High School Sports ~ 12/21/10)
Notre Dame, which rolled to the title in last season's Show Me Center Holiday Classic, is only seeded third this year. But the Bulldogs don't plan on giving up their championship easily and their quest for a repeat is off to a good start. The Bulldogs rolled past upstart, sixth-seeded Scott City 58-25 in Monday's first round of the 15th annual eight-team girls basketball tournament...
Southeast men look to build on first OVC win
(College Sports ~ 12/21/10)
The Southeast Missouri State men's basketball team has not won in Cookeville, Tenn., since its NCAA tournament season of 1999-2000. Southeast, fortified by a two-game winning streak, will try for a rare victory on Tennessee Tech's home court when the squads meet at 7:30 p.m. today...
Births 12/21/10
(Births ~ 12/21/10)
Daughter to Derek James and Heather Nicole Palisch of Jackson, Southeast Hospital, 6:09 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010. Name, Emily Faith. Weight, 7 pounds. Mrs. Palisch is the former Heather Tuschhoff, daughter of Tim and Bev Tuschhoff of Jackson. She is a pharmacist with Walgreens in Cape Girardeau. Palisch is the son of Jim and Tammy Palisch of Altenburg, Mo. He is a pharmacist with Walgreens in Sikeston...
Jackson police and fire report 12/21/10
(Police/Fire Report ~ 12/21/10)
Thefts Burglary Property damage Miscellaneous...
Sikeston child burned in fireplace accident
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- Sikeston police are investigating an early Sunday fire in which a preschooler was burned. About 1 a.m. Sunday, the Sikeston Department of Public Safety responded to a fire at 904 Ruth St, according to public information office Sgt. Jim McMillen. When officers arrived, they found a 3-year-old child with burns to the legs and face. People living at the home told police the injuries happened when they attempted to start a fire in the fireplace...
Legislators discuss budget issues with community college leaders in Poplar Bluff
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. -- How state funding will be allocated to the Missouri Department of Higher Education in the next budget is uncertain, but some area legislators will not be able to deny they heard the plea from the community college sector before going into session in January...
Cape County Commission meeting canceled due to lack of quorum
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
The Cape Girardeau County Commission meeting scheduled for Monday was canceled due to the absences of two of three commissioners. Commissioner Jay Purcell had a doctor's appointment, and Presiding Commissioner Gerald Jones was out, recovering from hip replacement surgery...
U.S. gas demand on the decline
(National News ~ 12/21/10)
NEW YORK -- The world's biggest gas-guzzling nation has limits after all. After seven decades of mostly uninterrupted growth, U.S. gasoline demand is at the start of a long-term decline. By 2030, Americans will burn at least 20 percent less gasoline than today, experts say, even as millions of more cars clog the roads...
Census Bureau's population report today to decide fate of Missouri's congressional districts
(State News ~ 12/21/10)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- One of Missouri's nine congressional districts was on the chopping block Monday as officials waited for word about whether the state population was high enough to keep the current congressional delegation. Losing a seat would mean fewer lawmakers in Washington to advocate for Missourians and seek federal money for local projects. ...
Highway 51 in Stoddard County closed for pipe replacement
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
Highway 51 from County Road 440 to County Road 448 in Stoddard County will be closed today while Missouri Department of Transportation crews replace a pipe beneath the road. Weather permitting, the work will be done from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. The work zone will be marked with signs, and motorists are urged to use caution while traveling near the area. For more information, contact MoDOT's Customer Service Center at 1-888-275-6636...
Cape Girardeau intersection closed for storm line repairs
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
The intersection of Third and Water streets in Cape Girardeau will be closed through Friday. According to an e-mail from the city of Cape Girardeau, the intersection is closed to allow crews to make storm line repairs.
Pipe replacement closes Route N in Scott County
(Local News ~ 12/21/10)
Route N one-half mile south of Route E to two miles south of County Road 344 in Scott County will be closed Wednesday while Missouri Department of Transportation crews replace a pipe under the road. Weather permitting, the work will be done from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The work zone will be marked with signs. Motorists are urged to use caution while traveling near the area. For more information, contact MoDOT's Customer Service Center at 1-888-275-6636...
North Korea backs away from threat to attack South
(International News ~ 12/21/10)
YEONPYEONG ISLAND, South Korea -- North Korea backed off threats to retaliate against South Korea for military drills Monday and reportedly offered concessions on its nuclear program -- signs it was looking to lower the temperature on the Korean peninsula after weeks of soaring tensions...
Evacuations ordered in saturated California
(National News ~ 12/21/10)
LOS ANGELES -- A storm pounding California with record rain forced authorities in the San Joaquin Valley to order 2,000 residents to evacuate the farming community of McFarland due to major flooding. An estimated 400 to 500 homes were in danger, Kern County Fire Department spokesman Sean Collins said...
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