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Four professional experts will explain the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, to the public at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Highland Park Public Library in a program sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Highland Park and Highwood.
A group consisting of a pediatrician, two public officials involved in the distribution of health care and an organizer promoting better health care will explain the Act's overall benefits, people who can participate, how citizens can access information and purchase coverage.
"I think many of us are confused about the immediate steps to take for enrollment as well as the possible impacts on our businesses and communities," local League President Barbara G. Lippai said. "We're excited to present this program and offer the opportunity for audience questions."
The panelists are Mark Rosenberg, a pediatrician and professor at the Northwestern University School of medicine, Jillian Phillips, an organizer for the Illinois Campaign for Better Health Care, Giovanni Gomez, who is part of the state's health care market place and Moraine Township Supervisor Anne Bassi. The Township is a local coordinator for the outreach and enrollment process.


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The Intricacies of Therapy Accreditation for CEUs…it can be Puzzling!
Editor | Aug 03, 2012 | Comments 1
Do you sometimes get confused about the intricacies of Therapy Accreditation process for CEU's?
Sometimes it is like a puzzle piece, making sure you make the right fit as your CE's come due.
There are many variances of CE requirements depending on your discipline and the state you practice. Please always check back with your state or national association to insure you meet the requirements and don't get stuck at the final hour when CE's are due.
Here are some key points to establish a baseline regarding the state and national accreditation process/approvals that you can use as a guide.
Additionally, we are very excited to offer you with many new additional state accreditation approvals and new titles in our library!
First Point:
Dynamic Learning Online holds the following National & State Accreditation's (each link will take you to the Dynamic courses approved by that Association):
- AOTA (American Occupational Association)
- CA OT for Advanced Practice Courses as required
- FLA OT State Board
- ASHA (American Speech-Language, Hearing Association)
- BOC (Board of Certification: for Athletic Trainers)
- Guardians:
- CGC: Center for Guardianship Certification
- Florida Statewide Guardianship Office
- Texas Guardianship
- Washington Court Guardianship
Second Point:
General Rule of Thumb for OT and SLP CE…
- As a national approved provider to both AOTA and ASHA, those courses that are approved are clearly stated on our courses; these are the images you will see proudly displayed.
General Rule of Thumb for PT CE…
- At this time, there is no national accreditation process for CE provider with regards to PT through APTA (American Physical Therapy Association)
- Therefore, Dynamic applies state by state to submit as indicated based on the specific State Board Rules.
- Licensees are required to obtain CEU in most states biannually, but some states required assistants to submit annually.
Third Point:
Here are some details for Physical Therapy state CE:
Dynamic holds the following Approved Provider status on the following states (all PT courses approved):
- Dynamic Learning Online is approved by New York State Education Department, Office of the Professions as a sponsor of Continuing Education for Physical Therapists & Physical Therapy Assistants
- Dynamic Learning Online is a Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners (TPTA) Accredited Provider. The assignment of Texas PT CCUs does not imply endorsement of specific course content, products, or clinical procedures by TPTA or TBPTE.
- Dynamic Learning Online is also approved by the State of Illinois Physical Therapy Continuing Education, Sponsor License No: 216.000127.
The following is a list of all States (22) where selected PT courses are submitted & approved:
- Alabama State Board of Physical Therapy
- Arkansas State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners
- California Physical Therapy Association (CPTA)
- Delaware Examining Board of Physical Therapists and Athletic Trainers
- Florida Board of Physical Therapy Practice
- Kansas Physical Therapy Association (KPTA) - these are cross discipline courses, make sure you review the "Accreditation" tab for each course.
- Kentucky Physical Therapy Association – Approval Number CS83-2012-KPTA
- Louisiana Physical Therapy Board
- Maryland State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners
- Minnesota Board of Physical Therapy
- Mississippi State Board of Physical Therapy
- Nevada State Board of Physical Therapy
- New Hampshire APTA
- New Jersey Board of Physical Therapy Examiners
- New Mexico APTA
- Ohio Physical Therapy Association (OPTA)
- Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure
- Pennsylvania State Board of Physical Therapy
- Tennessee Physical Therapy Association (TPTA)
- Washington DC Board of Physical Therapy
- West Virginia Board of Physical Therapy
- Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association – Ethics Course Approved. Wisconsin is a Not a "Prior Approval" State. Therefore PT's can take any course in our library.
Some additional PT state specific information…
- State prior approvals for courses are usually for a one year period (calendar or 365 days).
- 26 states require Prior Approval of courses. Please refer to list above and click on your state to review the courses approved in your state.
- 7 states are RECIPROCITY STATES for CEU's: meaning, if a CE provider's courses are approved in another state, then those courses are automatically approved in the reciprocity state. Those states include; AZ, GA, MO, NC, ND, OR, RI – Click HERE and choose any course in our PT library.
- 10 states require CE's on a annual or biannual basis for PT's, but DO NOT require Dynamic (or any provider) to submit courses for approval…those states include: CT, IA, ID, MT, NE, SC, UT, VA, WA, WY – This means that PT's may take any course in our library. Click HERE and choose any course in our PT library
- 8 States DO NOT require PT's to take CEU for renewal of licensure. Those states include: CO, HI, IN, MA, ME, MI, SD, VT
Final Words of Wisdom…
- We are human and do the very best that we can for our clients & students.
- Due to the complexity of the approval process, Due Diligence on approved courses is the responsibility of the Learner to verify at our website www.dynamicgrp.com per course to confirm the states or national accreditation (link will take you directly to section) each course holds, before ordering.
- Dynamic provides easy, accessible information for our learners on our website available by a click of a mouse.
- If you are still not sure, please call our customer service team to seek help, 813.855.2876!
Should you have any comments on this complicated subject, which I consider "managing a moving target" feel free to offer your feedback!
In the meantime, be sure you have all the pieces to make informed decisions regarding your CE's.
I would love to hear from you!
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Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among U.S. men and the second most common cause of cancer death among American males.1 Globally, however, the incidence of and death from prostate cancer varies greatly.2 When men from low-risk countries move to high-risk countries, prostate cancer rates increase among the succeeding generations. This observation indicates that differences in prostate cancer risk are due to environmental factors such as lifestyle habits rather than genetic differences among populations. To this point, evidence suggests that diet may play a role in both the risk for prostate cancer and its prognosis in men who have the disease.3,4,5
In 1990, participants at a workshop sponsored by the U.S. National Cancer Institute identified isoflavones as chemopreventive (anti-cancer) agents.6 Isoflavones are diphenolic compounds with limited distribution in nature (the soybean is the only commonly consumed food to contain nutritionally-relevant amounts) that exhibit both hormone-dependent and hormone-independent effects under various experimental conditions.7,8,9
In 2009, a meta-analysis of 24 epidemiologic studies found that prostate cancer risk was significantly reduced by 24% in high-soy consumers compared to low-soy consumers.10 In addition, subanalysis of the data revealed that risk was reduced by 48% among Asian men whereas there were no differences in groups among the Western populations. It's not surprising that soy consumption had no discernible effect among Westerners because few Western men in these studies would have typically consumed enough soy to exert physiological effects.11 The protective effects noted in the meta-analysis were supported by a more recent analysis of the epidemiologic literature by Korean researchers.12
Numerous investigators have examined the impact of isoflavones on blood levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA). PSA levels are commonly and routinely screened as a means of detecting prostate cancer and can also be used to assess treatment efficacy although the predictive ability of PSA has recently been challenged.13,14 Based on a review of studies published in 2006, there is no evidence that soy or isoflavones affect PSA levels in healthy men with normal PSA levels.15 However, this does not rule out benefits of isoflavones since clinical studies indicate that, in healthy men with low PSA levels, it is possible to reduce prostate cancer risk without affecting PSA.16
In contrast to the results found in healthy men, four of the eight trials involving men with prostate cancer, all of which were included in the previously cited review, showed that isoflavones slowed the rise in PSA levels, although no study reported an absolute decrease.15 Five other studies, published more recently, support the findings of this review. One of these studies was conducted for one year, two were six months in duration, one was three to six weeks and the other was conducted for two years.17,18,19,20,21 The results of the two-year trial are especially notable because all of the subjects had failed conventional treatment—that is, their PSA levels continued to rise—having undergone surgery and radiation with or without therapy to decrease testosterone levels.21 In half the subjects, PSA levels favorably responded to the consumption of three servings of soyfoods (primarily soymilk) per day.
Finally, a one-year clinical trial found that an isoflavone supplement reduced risk for progressing to prostate cancer among older Japanese men at high risk of developing the disease. In this study, men with precancerous conditions were given either a placebo or 60 mg of isoflavones daily. At study termination, 34 and 21 percent of the men in the placebo and isoflavone groups developed cancer, respectively. Even greater differences were observed among the older men in this study; among those =65 years of age, 57 and 28 percent of the men in the placebo and isoflavone groups developed cancer, respectively.22
In addition to helping prevent the development of prostate cancer and inhibit tumor growth, there is speculative but intriguing evidence from both animal and human studies suggesting that isoflavones may also be useful for stopping metastasis. For example, a study published in 2009 reported that levels of an enzyme that allows cells to invade tissues—matrix metalloproteinase-2–was markedly reduced in prostate cancer patients given genistein.23
Although no definitive conclusions can be made at this time, research findings suggest that soybean isoflavones and isoflavone-rich soyfoods may prevent the development of prostate cancer and aid in the treatment of this disease by inhibiting the spread of prostate tumors and slowing tumor growth. These findings also suggest that the consumption of two to three servings of traditional soyfoods (e.g., 1 cup soymilk, 3-4 ounces of tofu) is sufficient to derive the proposed benefits.
1. American Cancer Society. Cancer Facts and Figures 2011. Atlanta, GA, 2011.
2. Haas GP, Delongchamps N, Brawley OW, Wang CY, de la Roza G. The worldwide epidemiology of prostate cancer: perspectives from autopsy studies. The Canadian journal of urology. 2008; 15: 3866-71.
3. Liu RH. Potential synergy of phytochemicals in cancer prevention: mechanism of action. J Nutr. 2004; 134: 3479S-3485S.
4. Messina M, Lampe JW, Birt DF, Appel LJ, Pivonka E, Berry B, Jacobs DR, Jr. Reductionism and the narrowing nutrition perspective: time for reevaluation and emphasis on food synergy. J Am Diet Assoc. 2001; 101: 1416-9.
5. Dagnelie PC, Schuurman AG, Goldbohm RA, Van den Brandt PA. Diet, anthropometric measures and prostate cancer risk: a review of prospective cohort and intervention studies. BJU Int. 2004; 93: 1139-50.
6. Messina M, Barnes S. The role of soy products in reducing risk of cancer. J Natl Cancer Inst. 1991; 83: 541-6.
7. Franke AA, Custer LJ, Wang W, Shi CY. HPLC analysis of isoflavonoids and other phenolic agents from foods and from human fluids. Proc Soc Exp Biol Med. 1998; 217: 263-73.
8. Oseni T, Patel R, Pyle J, Jordan VC. Selective estrogen receptor modulators and phytoestrogens. Planta Med. 2008; 74: 1656-65.
9. Li Y, Kong D, Bao B, Ahmad A, Sarkar FH. Induction of cancer cell death by isoflavone: The role of multiple signaling pathways. Nutrients. 2011; 3: 877-896.
10. Yan L, Spitznagel EL. Soy consumption and prostate cancer risk in men: a revisit of a meta-analysis. Am J Clin Nutr. 2009; 89: 1155-63.
11. Messina M. Western soy intake is too low to produce health effects. Am J Clin Nutr. 2004; 80: 528-9.
12. Hwang YW, Kim SY, Jee SH, Kim YN, Nam CM. Soy food consumption and risk of prostate cancer: a meta-analysis of observational studies. Nutr Cancer. 2009; 61: 598-606.
13. McNaughton-Collins MF, Barry MJ. One man at a time–resolving the PSA controversy. N Engl J Med. 2011; 365: 1951-3.
14. Hernandez BY, McDuffie K, Franke AA, Killeen J, Goodman MT. Reports: plasma and dietary phytoestrogens and risk of premalignant lesions of the cervix. Nutr Cancer. 2004; 49: 109-24.
15. Messina M, Kucuk O, Lampe JW. An overview of the health effects of isoflavones with an emphasis on prostate cancer risk and prostate-specific antigen levels. J AOAC Int. 2006; 89: 1121-34.
16. Meyer F, Galan P, Douville P, Bairati I, Kegle P, Bertrais S, Estaquio C, Hercberg S. Antioxidant vitamin and mineral supplementation and prostate cancer prevention in the SU.VI.MAX trial. Int J Cancer. 2005; 116: 182-6.
17. Pendleton JM, Tan WW, Anai S, Chang M, Hou W, Shiverick KT, Rosser CJ. Phase II Trial of Isoflavone in prostate specific antigen recurrent prostate cancer after previous local therapy. BMC Cancer. 2008; 8: 132.
18. Kwan W, Duncan G, Van Patten C, Liu M, Lim J. A phase II trial of a soy beverage for subjects without clinical disease with rising prostate-specific antigen after radical radiation for prostate cancer. Nutr Cancer. 2010; 62: 198-207.
19. Ide H, Tokiwa S, Sakamaki K, Nishio K, Isotani S, Muto S, Hama T, Masuda H, Horie S. Combined inhibitory effects of soy isoflavones and curcumin on the production of prostate-specific antigen. Prostate. 2010; 70: 1127-33.
20. Lazarevic B, Boezelijn G, Diep LM, Kvernrod K, Ogren O, Ramberg H, Moen A, Wessel N, Berg RE, et al. Efficacy and Safety of Short-Term Genistein Intervention in Patients with Localized Prostate Cancer Prior to Radical Prostatectomy: A Randomized, Placebo-Controlled, Double-Blind Phase 2 Clinical Trial. Nutr Cancer. 2011.
21. Joshi M, Agostino NM, Gingrich R, Drabick JJ. Effects of commercially available soy products on PSA in androgen-deprivation-naive and castration-resistant prostate cancer. South Med J. 2011; 104: 736-40.
22. Miyanaga N, Akaza H, Hinotsu S, Fujioka T, Naito S, Namiki M, Takahashi S, Hirao Y, Horie S, et al. A prostate cancer chemoprevention study: An investigative randomized control study using purified isoflavones in men with rising PSA. Cancer Sci. 2011.
23. Xu L, Ding Y, Catalona WJ, Yang XJ, Anderson WF, Jovanovic B, Wellman K, Killmer J, Huang X, et al. MEK4 function, genistein treatment, and invasion of human prostate cancer cells. J Natl Cancer Inst. 2009; 101: 1141-55.


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By Phil Neuffer, Associate College Football Editor
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - 2011 SEASON IN REVIEW: The Mike Stoops era in Tucson came to an anti-climatic conclusion last season. Enter Rich Rodriguez who will take the helm after a year away from coaching followed up his three-year struggle at Michigan.
"I'm eager to get back to coaching and look forward to becoming part of the Arizona family," Rodriguez said about taking over at Arizona. "It's a great individual opportunity for me and I believe that outstanding success is on the horizon for Arizona Football."
The 2011 season started with a win against FCS foe Northern Arizona but immediately went downhill for the Wildcats. Arizona lost five straight games after the win on opening weekend, including blowout losses to Oklahoma State (37-14), Stanford (37-10) and Oregon (56-31). After the 1-5 start Stoops was sent packing. Under interim head coach Tim Kish, Arizona collected its first Pac-12 win to snap the losing streak, blasting UCLA (48-12), but then reverted back to its losing ways, dropping three straight games. The season ended on a slight improvement as the Wildcats won their final two contests including a 31-27 victory over in-state rival Arizona State.
Still, at 4-8, Arizona missed out on a bowl game after making three straight postseason appearances between 2008-2010.
OFFENSE: The offensive scheme will have a totally different look from the spread offense that the Wildcats employed under Stoops. Rodriguez will be instilling the read-option offense that he developed at Glenville State and then perfected at West Virginia.
The key factor in Rodriguez's offensive gameplan is quarterback play. Filling in at that spot will be Matt Scott. The redshirt senior is the type of dual threat quarterback that can excel in Rodriguez's system, though with only five career starts, he does not have a great deal of experience.
Ka'Deem Carey and Taimi Tutogi will be the two running backs in the backfield for Arizona. Carey had the superior season last year, rushing for 425 yards on 92 carries with a team-high six rushing touchdowns. Tutogi is more of a bruising back and rushed for 73 yards on 25 carries but did score four touchdowns.
The receiving corps will look very different with the team's three best pass-catchers of a year ago gone. Dan Buckner will take over as the top option after he caught 42 passes for 606 yards and a pair of touchdowns last season. Tyler Slavin and Richard Morrison will fall next on the depth chart with the optimism about Slavin the highest.
The offensive line is largely intact, with the return of four starters, including seniors Trace Biskin and Kyle Quinn.
DEFENSE: Arizona will also be shifting schemes on the defensive side of the ball after Rodriguez brought in his former defensive coordinator at West Virginia Jeff Casteel. Under Casteel, the Wildcats will be running the 3-3-5 stack scheme, which like the read-option on offense, may take some getting used too.
Arizona had only 10 sacks last season and will need to get improved pressure on opposing quarterbacks this year. Better play from the defensive line could help, meaning returning starting defensive tackle Sione Tuihalamaka will have to improve from last season when he had only 1.5 tackles for loss. Willie Mobley and Justin Washington should start at the ends.
The linebacking unit lost its lead tackler, but gets back Jake Fischer, who missed the 2011 season with an ACL injury. Fischer was one of the better defensive players for Arizona in 2010, recording 58 tackles and 7.5 tackles for loss. Akron transfer Brian Wagner had 147 total tackles last season and will be in the middle.
The secondary has much more experience with three returning starters. That's a good thing in a scheme that uses five defensive backs. Safety Marquis Flowers is the leader of the group coming off a season where he recorded 68 total tackles which ranked fourth on the squad. Shaquille Richardson is a talented corner who is adept at making plays on the ball after snagging four interceptions last season. Sophomore safety Tra'Mayne Bondurant rounds out the returning starters on a unit that gets thin from there.
SPECIAL TEAMS: Kicker John Bonano was used exclusively on kickoffs to begin last season but took over field goal duties later on. The senior had success knocking in 9-of-12 field goals and going a perfect 24-for-24 on extra points. Kyle Dugandzic is the starting punter after recording a strong 46.0 yards per punt in 2011. Morrison and Carey were the primary returners last season, with Morrison used mainly on punts. Both should return to those roles.
OUTLOOK: The expectations will be a little less daunting for Rodriguez in his first year at Arizona than at Michigan, but that's not to say there aren't high hopes for the future in Tucson.
The new regime will begin with three straight homes games, the biggest of which is a rematch from last season against Oklahoma State. The Wildcats begin Pac-12 play in Week 4 with a stern test on the road against Oregon. Arizona is back in Tucson again to face Oregon State the following week before going on the road again to face Stanford. Back-to-back home games against Washington and USC are next up before the Wildcats trade away and home games over the last four contests. The season ends with the always anticipated showdown for the Territorial Cup against Arizona State, which Arizona hosts this season, on November 23.
The anticipation in Tucson is high with the addition of Rodriguez to the coaching staff. However, with a drastic change in strategy on both sides of the ball, a grueling schedule, and turnover at key positions, the first year of the Rodriguez era will probably be a bumpy one.


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Psychosocial functioning and drug use after treatment in a TC: A longitudinal study
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Title | Psychosocial functioning and drug use after treatment in a TC: A longitudinal study |
Author | Warmington, David; O'Callaghan, Frances Veronica |
Year Published | 2011 |
Publisher | Association of Therapeutic Communities |
Citation | Therapeutic Communities, Vol. 32(2), pp. 142-158 |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Publisher URI | http://www.therapeuticcommunities.org/journal-mainmenu-114 |
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Research Centre | Behavioural Basis of Health; Griffith Health Institute |
Faculty | Griffith Health Faculty |
Publication Type | Journal Articles (Refereed Article) |
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Photography "The Other Side of Nowhere"
When |
Mar 30, 2012 04:00 PM
to Apr 01, 2012 12:00 PM |
Where | Big Bend Ranch State Park |
Contact Phone | (432) 358-4444 |
Big Bend Ranch State Park is offering a series of camping/photography tours that take you to some of the most rugged, remote, and scenic locations in the park. These locations are only accessible via primitive roads that are impassible to all but 4-wheel drive, high-clearance vehicles. The tours are intended for photographers who would like to work in the park but who lack the proper vehicles for reaching the best sites. An experienced professional will be available to answer questions and provide help where needed, but there are no classroom activities – just two days of uninterrupted photography.


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News and Outreach - Campus Construction
Parking Garage Update - Dec. 9
Simulation Center - Standard Operating Procedures
- Staff Listing
- Team Meeting
Jan. 13, 2011 - Trade Line Times
Jan 2012 edition posted - Essential Employees List
2021-2013 Snow Season - Sightlines Survey Results
June 2010 Survey
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- Request for Qualifications - Architects & Engineers (A/E)
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Capital Construction Projects & Funding
Construction Reform Demonstration Projects | Bowman-Oddy Laboratories & Wolfe Hall Renovations
The state of Ohio has approved three projects to test a new construction method that
is said to be more flexible and efficient as well as increase minority participation
in public construction. The University of Toledo along with
Ohio State University and Central State University have renovation projects that have
been selected as pilot projects to utilize this new method
for public construction. During the life of this project, key indicators such as cost,
time efficiency, minority business participation and
quality will be evaluated.
The University of Toledo is looking for a diverse group of contractors to participate
in this project which
constitutes over $7 million in renovations to exisiting campus buildings, Wolfe Hall
and Bowman-Oddy Laboratories.
The Bowman-Oddy
renovation will include 3 floors and will create the Center for Biosphere Restoration
Research and be the permanent location for 13 faculty
members from the Department of Environment Services in the College of Arts Sciences.
Wolfe Hall will be renovated to allow for the relocation of
the undergraduate science labs and support moving from the Bowman-Oddy facility.
For more information, please see the presentation
Center for Biosphere Restoration Research Outreach Event June, 30, 2010.
Chuck Lehnert
VP, Facilities and Construction and Interim Director, Scott Park Campus for Energy
and Innovation | The University of Toledo
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Director, Space Planning | The University of Toledo
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Compliance Officer | The University of Toledo
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Viewing entries about Issac Luke
Australia crowned as World Champions
THE Australian Kangaroos have claimed the 2013 Rugby League World Cup with a 34-2 victory over the New Zealand Kiwis
Kiwis steal victory from England
THE reigning World Cup holders, New Zealand have stolen victory over England in the dying moments as Shaun Johnson handed them victory, 20-18 at Wembley Stadium.
NZ Kiwis crush PNG Kumuls
THE New Zealand Kiwis have crushed the Papua New Guinea Kumuls 56-10 at Headingley Carnegie in Leeds as a crowd of 18,180 watched on.
New Zealand comfortably defeat France
ISSAC Luke has starred as New Zealand Kiwis claimed their second Rugby League World Cup victory, defeating France 48-0 at Perc Des Sports in Avignon.
New Zealand survive against spirited Samoa
REIGNING world champions New Zealand have survived a spirited second half from Samoa to run out 42-24 victors in front of 14,965 fans at Halliwell Jones Stadium.
RLWC2013 Week 1 Teams
THE first teams have been announced ahead of the 2013 Rugby League World Cup, see how the 14 Nations will take the field in Week 1
Kiwis team named to play Cook Islands
The following NZ Kiwis team has been named to play the Cook Islands in a warm up game before the Rugby League World Cup
Newcastle and Souths players added to Kiwi train-on squad
THE South Sydney pair of Issac Luke and Bryson Goodwin, along with Jeremy Smith from the Newcastle Knights, have been added to the Kiwis train-on squad for the Rugby League World Cup.
2013 Dally M Award Results
The Dally M Awards the are the official annual awards presented to current players across a number of areas. See who picked up the awards in 2013.
Sea Eagles swoop into Grand Final
THE Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles have advanced through to the 2013 NRL Grand Final as they eliminated the South Sydney Rabbitohs, 30-20, at ANZ Stadium.


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Fall is one of the busiest times of the year for Magenic's thought leaders as they try to spread their vast knowledge with the rest of the tech community. Our leadership team has been going the extra mile to mentor the community in recent weeks, with much, much more on the horizon. Find out how you can get involved in the future.
If you had a chance to make it to //Build/ in September, you may very well have bumped into Rocky. He wasn't the only Magenicon in Anaheim for the event either. Chris Williams, Jason Bock, Sergey Barskiy, Kevin E. Ford, and Stuart Williams were all in attendance as well. In fact, Rocky took some time to interview the other thought leaders to hear their feedback on the event.
In addition to appearing at //Build/, Rocky was a keynote speaker at a Code Mastery event in Atlanta with Sergey. The event was considered a success with many in attendance receiving a day's worth of free training on CSLA 4. He also co-chaired Visual Studio Live! (VS Live) in Redmond, WA (Oct. 17-21) and was one of the keynote speakers. 2012's VS Live events will also be co-chaired by Rocky and are currently accepting proposals from prospective presenters.
Upcoming, Rocky will be appearing at VS Connections in Las Vegas (Nov. 2-3) before co-chairing another VS Live event in Orlando (Dec. 5-9). He keeps an updated calendar of his events, among other things, on his website, including a recent series of blog posts on Win8/WinRT.
If you picked up the September/October edition of Code Magazine, you may have noticed our very own Chris Williams inside. Chris had a very in-depth article published, "Building CodeTweet for Windows Phone." He has also contributed heavily to the Atlanta Code Mastery event and continued to develop webinars for Developer Express, releasing three more in September/October. In November, he will be making his next Windows Phone Development tour stop. To find out more on Chris' exciting actions, check out his blog or Facebook page for more details.
Jason was present at September's Heartland Developers Conference running the presentation, "What will Pex Do?" He also helped put together Twin Cities Code Camp (Oct. 8-9) where he presented as well. His topic this time was Static Analysis on .NET. At VS Live, Jason again had a session on Static Analysis on .NET as well as an additional demonstration on Modern NET Development Practices and Principles. Upcoming, Jason will be making a speaking appearance at Iowa Code Camp on October 29th. To read more from Jason directly, check out his website.
Sergey has been hustling and bustling to just about all the events the other thought leaders have been to. He attended both //Build/ and Visual Studios Live!, and also contributed greatly to making the Atlanta Code Mastery event a reality. At Visual Studios Live!, Sergey had two presentations. The first was "Using Code First (Code Only) Approach with Entity Framework" and the second was "Working with Data on Windows Phone 7." Additionally, he has found time to make some posts in his blog.
Big congratulations to Ted for successfully publishing two books he co-authored. Troubleshooting SQL Server: A Guide for the Accidental DBA and SQL Server Deep Dives Volume 2 were both released in the last few weeks. On top of writing content for books, Ted was also able to get some blogging done. All of his blogging can be found on LessThanDot.
As we get deeper into fall and closer to winter, the Magenic thought leaders will continue their quest to spread their experience and expertise to the tech community. Make sure to take advantage of their involvement!
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Water is very important renewable resource.Only 3% oftotal water can be consumed as they are fresh Water.The main water source are ponds,wells, river,sea,ocean.
But water is very scarce. There are many reasons for it.
It is due to over population
lack of rain fall.
Growth of industry.
Lack of properstorage.
Depletion of ground water,
Over irrigation
Way to conserve
1-Roof top rainwaterharvesting.
2-Build dams
4-Drip irrigation
Thus by the above mentioned ways we can surely conserve our natural resources.
""Reuse means the deliberate application of reclaimed water for a beneficial pur-pose"
Why Reuse Water?
Population growth: - As the population continues to grow at rapid pace, the de-mand for fresh, clean water also increases - a fact which will lead to more wide-spread, severe, and more prolonged, water shortages.
Industrialization:-Apart from population growth the Industrial water consump-tion in the country at present stands at about 40 billion cubic metre or 8 per cent of the total freshwater available and is estimated to double in the next two decades, due to globalization and increasing economic activity.
Rain shadow region:- With most parts of Tamil Nadu coming under the rain-shadow region, over exploitation and drought conditions had reduced the per cap-ita availability of fresh water in the State to 840 cubic metre, far below the national average of 1,200 cubic metre and below the 1,000 cubic metre level fixed as the in-ternational measure to denote 'water scarcity'.
Coast:- Near the coast (such as kalpakkam, Chennai, etc), ground water supplies are limited, shallow, and vulnerable to overdraft, contamination, and salt water intrusion.
Reuse can help the state or country meet the water supply and wastewater man-agement needs of its growing population and industries.
Reuse helps to conserve potable water supplies since reclaimed water is used in place of potable water for certain purposes. In addition, many reuse activities can help recharge ground water supplies.
So municipalities and industries should incorporate water reuse in their new plant design wherever possible, as implementing recycling in the initial stage of plant operation would be more economical than retrofitting for reuse at a later date.
1. Industrial uses including plant wash down, processing water, and cooling water purposes.
2. Irrigation of parks, residential properties, highway medians, and other land-scaped areas.
Our team conducted a survey on use effective use of water in everyday life. Click below to find the contents of questionnaire .
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Friends please share a few slogans on water!
Please give your slogans on how to save and make best use of water
Save that drop of water
now and here.
A life saving drop soon
O please do hear.
4 May, 2009
Every drop of WATER counts.
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Save water ,save life
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Posted Wednesday, October 27, 2010
In less than a week we'll be going to the polls to vote on timely issues…unless you've already done so by mail. In either case, counting the votes in a timely manner doesn't appear to be an issue this time. Cuyahoga County expects smooth running after years of glitches. On the next Sound of Ideas, elections director Jane Platten talks about how early voting and new vote-counting machinery are easing the burden. And we'll explore why school districts keep begging voters for more cash. Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. on 90.3.
Education, Government/Politics
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I have never gotten it. We get raises at work. Most of us. We see food bills, utilities and mortgages(variable loan sharking) rising almost weekly. Yet, we do not think this happens with our schools. When I went to college in 1967, my total book fees, carrying 15 cr hrs was about $50.00. When my daughter attended BGSU in 1998, one book cost over $100.00. Do you think these prices remains the same in our schools? Kids are sharing books. We didn't. Some are zeroxed copies of lessons. Ours were for tests, spelling lists, etc. Pass a law to keep prices for everything, utilities, water, maintenance, supplies, etc. at pre 20th century levels, i will rail against levies, also. Until then, grow up. Our son is 37. When he was born in 1973, milk was under $1.00 for a gallon, DELIVERED by Sealtest. Today it is $5.00 and up. Get it, yet?
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The prestigious 2013 Automotive Executive of the Year Award will be presented to John Krafcik, president and CEO of Hyundai Motor America. Kracik will receive the award surrounded by more than 200 automotive executives, suppliers, and Hyundai guests and enthusiasts at an invitation-only luncheon held at the Detroit Athletic Club on Friday, June 21, 2013.
"With his superb team, John Krafcik has literally reshaped the way
Krafcik admits that last year was a challenging one for Hyundai. "The level of competitive product activity has never been higher, the sales environment never tougher, and the competitive marketing activity never more creative," he notes. "So while we have improved our sale and satisfaction levels, our mission is still clearly a work-in-progress. It is this work, still undone, that keeps all of us at Hyundai continuing to move forward."
"I accept the honor with the understanding that I am representing the hard work, dedication, and achievements of all the men and women who work at Hyundai around the world, including our R&D facilities in Michigan and California, our U.S. manufacturing plants,
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Master Calendar
The Prayerbooking Exhibit and Celebration
Date: Saturday, December 4th, 2010
Time: 4:00 pm
Duration: 2 hours
Location: Courtyard, Wright Museum of Art
Sponsored by: Spiritual Life Program
Contact: Bill Conover, Spiritual Life Program
Prayerbooking is a student-run interfaith prayer group whose goal is to answer the question "what is prayer". Through weekly prompts for journaling and art making, each participant in the workshop produces his/her own prayerbook comprised of a combination of original writing, excerpts of literature, scripture, poetry, music and drawing. These collage books serve as a time capsule for each student to look back on to preserve the spiritual landscape of the college years. This exhibit reflects two semesters worth of work of a core group of workshop participants and their unique process and product.
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"There can be no greater gift than that of giving one's time and energy to help others without expecting anything in return." Nelson Mandela.
It is that time of year again; a time when, as a nation, we are invited to hop off the (me) rry-go-round and commit 67 minutes to helping others. With annual Mandela Day coming up on Wednesday 18th July, some will have already decided on what they are going to do with their time, others will be scouring local websites or newspapers looking for ideas whilst some of us may have 'forgotten' that it is happening.
Whatever it is that we end up doing, it is important that we get involved. The people who tend to participate in such days are usually those who give of their time all year round anyway. But this day is meant for all citizens of South Africa and indeed the world. Whether we are young or old, male or female, working or unemployed, Mandela Day is a time when we stop saying, "why don't they do x,y and z" - and each participate in the building of our nation. It is a day when we all lay a brick.
One way to decide what to do on Mandela Day is to ask yourself what really gets up your nose and spend 67 minutes doing something about it. I am convinced that more people would get involved with initiatives like this if they involved themselves with issues that really concerned them. Ask yourself what winds you up the most. What causes righteous indignation to well up from the pit of your stomach? In our local parlance – what makes you gatvol?
I have a friend who absolutely detests the sight of litter. Whenever he sees litter, he begins to twitch nervously. If he is driving at the time, his fingers begin drumming on the steering wheel and he straightens up in his seat as if preparing for battle. When he starts to bang his teeth together repeatedly, you know the tirade is not far off: "Why the hell can't they just put their litter in the bin? Is it SO hard? They can drop it next to the bin – why not IN the bin?" Now, no prizes for guessing what my friend should spend his 67 minutes doing come 18 July.
The best reason for my mate spending his 67 minutes collecting litter is that the experience will give him a sense of satisfaction. He will feel good about himself as he sees his street a little tidier and this will encourage him to do it more than once a year. Borrowing from the Mandela Day website (www.mandeladay.com), he might just be inspired to "make every day a Mandela Day".
If my friend had forced himself to trudge off to the local old age home with a box of shortbread and a copy of "The Old Man and the Sea", you can be sure that those 67 minutes spent reading to the aged would be the last he ever spent doing anything good.
So, what really annoys you? You could get out your Rolux and mow the uncut grass verges because these really cause your blood pressure to soar. (By the way, don't spend your 67 minutes of mowing moaning about where your rates go and how this isn't your job. Today, it is your job!)
If you don't like mowing but you still want your verges cut - or your potholes fixed or more street lighting installed - you could spend 67 minutes meeting with your local ward councillor finding out ways you could help him or her to get this stuff fixed.
If nothing gets your goat, how about doing stuff you enjoy. You could make a meal for a sickly neighbour because you love to cook. You could give 67 minutes of your professional time as a doctor, physio or occupational therapist to a local children's home. The horticulturalists amongst us could do some gardening in a public space.
Whatever it is, do something that you want to do, that you enjoy doing – that isn't necessarily a big stress. This way it won't be a once off on Mandela Day and 18 July will have served as an inspiration for something that becomes a part of your life.
One of my favourite and most challenging quotes was spoken by founder of the Methodist Church John Wesley. He said: "My role is to improve the present moment."
This year, let's not make excuses. Let's use Mandela Day as a catalyst for a personal journey; a journey that sees us all inspired to play our part in improving the present moment for our people and our country.
Justin Foxton is founder of national awareness campaign "Stop Crime Say Hello", "The Baby House" in Umhlanga, Durban and the Kwa-Zulu Natal Adoption Coalition.
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Practicum information for host organizations
Information on this page:
- About the practicum experience
- Practicum courses for MI students
- Host organization requirements
- How to submit a proposal
About the practicum experience
The goal of the practicum at the Faculty of Information is to provide students with hands-on experience to supplement their theoretical knowledge, and to help them develop professional competencies.
All practicum courses are open to students in their second year of studies at the iSchool. Students participating in the practicum will have completed, or will be in the process of completing, all core and required courses for the Master of Information (MI) degree.
As a supervisor, you will have an opportunity to enhance your management skills and become a mentor to a future colleague. By participating in the educational process, you are contributing to the growth of the information profession.
The main steps for host organizations are:
- Host submits a project proposal by the deadline date
- Course instructor informs the host whether a student has chosen their project or not, usually within the first three weeks of the term
- Student writes and submits a work plan to the instructor and host
- Student attends classes and works on the project at the host's office
- Student submits a final report by the end of the course
- Host submits the student evaluation form by the end of the course
- For INF2158H course, students present their practicum work at an exhibition to which all hosts are invited to attend
2013-2014 Fall, Winter, and Summer term schedules:
- Fall term: September 9 – December 9, 2013
- Winter term: January 6 – April 4, 2014
- Summer term: May 5 – July 28, 2014 (FULL TERM)*
* NOTE: As of this year, the summer practicum course will be running throughout the full summer term.
Practicum courses for MI students
INF2173H Information Professional Practicum (Winter 2014 and Summer 2014)
- Students will commit 105 unpaid hours to your workplace and project
- There is required class time for this course
- This course is taken by students in any one of the five areas of focus within the Faculty's Master of Information degree:
INF2158H Management of Corporate and Other Special Information Centres (Fall 2013)
- Students will commit 45 unpaid hours to your workplace and project
- This course is designed for those students interested in working in or learning about special libraries and information centres in a private, public, government or academic setting
- There is required class time for this course
At the end of this course, students will participate in a trade show of displays featuring their practicum work, which will be held in early April
Host organization requirements
- Supervisors must be professionals in their fields
- For placements involving library and/or archival work, supervisors must be graduates of appropriate programs at the masters level: Master of Library Science, Master of Information, etc.
- Upon the completion of the project, the supervisors will be asked to provide an overall evaluation of the student's work
- The instructor of the course will provide ongoing support to you and the student as needed
On-site work
- It is anticipated that all practicum hours, or the majority of the hours, will be conducted on-site to enable the student to gain some exposure both to the culture of your institution and to the values of the information profession
- In order to help students develop an understanding of the culture of information organizations, students should receive an orientation to all aspects of your institution's services and responsibilities
- Desk space must be available for students to do their placements, as well as appropriate equipment, software, and access to other necessary tools
- Placements should allow students to experience the organizational culture as much as possible by involving students in day-to-day tasks such as meetings, in addition to their specific projects
- Project description should offer enough information about the required skills and expected outcomes, in order for students to choose the project that fits their needs and skills
- Based on the project description and outcomes, each student will be required to create a work plan for the project in the first few of weeks of the course
- All placements must be completed within the time frame and the requested number of hours in which the course is offered
- Placements in other subjects or fields are subject to approval by the Faculty
Additional information
- There is no direct cost to the hosting organizations.
Instructors will contact you should your placement not be selected. Please note that it may take up to three (3) weeks at the beginning of the term for this to happen, as placement selection may not be final until then.
How to submit a proposal
In order to submit a proposal, hosts must first create an account on our new online system with a username and password. This information may be used to access all of your proposals in future. Steps to 1) register an account, and 2) submit a proposal are outlined below, along with deadline dates.
Proposal submission start and due dates for Information Professional Practicum course (INF2173H - 105 hours)
Terms / project submission dates | Start date | Due date |
Fall 2013 term | NOT OFFERED | NOT OFFERED |
Winter 2014 term | November 1, 2013 | December 6, 2013 |
Summer 2014 term | March 3, 2014 | April 11, 2014 |
How to create your account
- Go to: http://practicum.ischool.utoronto.ca
- Click on HOST REGISTRATION* in the upper left corner
Complete the registration form
- You will now receive an email with instructions on how to create your password
Click on the link in the email, which will take you to the website, and create your password.
- To confirm that you have successfully created your password, a message in a green box will appear on top of the page stating that The changes have been saved.
You can now use your newly created username and password to:
- Submit a project proposal right away, or
- Login in at any time to submit a project proposal
How to submit a project proposal
- Go to: http://practicum.ischool.utoronto.ca
- Click on HOST LOGIN and log into your account with your username and password
- Click on ADD PROJECT* and complete the proposal form
- Once you submit the proposal, you will receive confirmation via email
* NOTE: Please note that HOST REGISTRATION and ADD PROJECT will be disabled between proposal submission due date and the date when we start accepting proposals for the next term.
How to re-submit a project proposal
- Go to: http://practicum.ischool.utoronto.ca
- Click on HOST LOGIN and log into your account with your username and password
- Click on PROJECTS and then the PROJECT TITLE to open the old project
- Click on CLONE THIS PROJECT on top of the page
Select the appropriate YEAR and TERM and make any other changes if needed, then click on SAVE
Thank you for being instrumental in helping students gain some practical experience before they graduate! If you know of other information professionals who may be interested in participating, please feel free to forward this web page to them.
For more information, please contact:
Isidora Petrovic
Careers Officer
Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
Telephone: 416-978-3282
Email: isidora [dot] petrovicutoronto [dot] ca (subject: Practicum)


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Over 100 former players as well as former head coaches Bobby Richardson (1970-76) and June Raines (1977-96) participated in the 2013 South Carolina Baseball Alumni Game held on Friday, Oct. 4, 2013 at Carolina Stadium
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The month of April is National Autism Awareness Month. This hits home to me as I have a son with autism.
My Autistic Son Spends a Magical Moment with Santa
Our local Children's Village hosts a Christmas-type party every year that features arts and crafts, games and Santa is there with gifts for everyone. My autistic son, who doesn't like to be around strangers or like to be held, found something about Santa that made him pull up a seat right by his side.
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In this issue:
Director's Corner
New Gate House Opens
Staff Tours Explore B Factory
SLAC Hosts SULI Summer Interns
Help Make 2003 Another Outstanding Year for Lab ES&H Performance
Big Truths about Small Appliances: Preventing Electrical Fires in Your Office
Science Buddies
Training and Tuition Reimbursement Programs
E-Mail Abuse—Protecting SLAC Against Viruses
BSD Picnic a Poi-fect Event
Backpack Drive Sets New Record
Upcoming Events
Submission Guidelines
By Linda DuShane White
SLAC's sleek new Main Gate House was a long time coming. Ten years ago it became apparent that a tiny Gate House no longer filled the needs of the Security staff for a growing Lab.
See whole story...
Make 2003 An Outstanding Year for ES&H Performance
By Mike Grissom
SLAC recently received an Outstanding performance rating for Environment Safety and Health (ES&H) performance in FY02. The criteria for FY03 have become more demanding. To maintain this high rating, all employees have a heightened role to play to ensure that our workplace is safe and we protect the environment.
By Heather Rock Woods
Undergraduates from around the country converged at SLAC this summer to set up neutron counters, purify xenon, write feedback software, hear lectures by top physicists, rock-climb, hike and dance—all in fine California weather.
By Emily Ball
They say seeing is believing, and over 100 SLAC employees recently became B Factory believers.
Staff tours of the B Factory, twelve in all, were given in August. Staff members from 25 different groups had the opportunity to see the PEP-II tunnel, the BABAR detector and the BABAR control room. The Laboratory staff tour program is a way for employees to have direct contact with the scientific mission.
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The Stanford Linear Accelerator Center is managed by Stanford University for the US Department of Energy
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Monday, May 03, 2010
Why do the Royals hate Alex Gordon?
Posted by Joshua FisherAlex Gordon needs to be playing every day, especially for a team like the Royals. After skipping AAA entirely, Gordon was worth 2.1 and 2.3 wins his first two seasons in the majors. Last year was entirely lost due to injury, but now Gordon finds himself right where he needs to be: starting each game and hitting near the heart of the lineup.
The catch, of course, is that this is happening in AAA. After logging just 38 plate appearances on the young season, the Royals have sent Gordon to Omaha, preferring to stick with Chris Getz and second and Alberto Callaspo at third. I could run through a series of blistering indictments of the Royals organization here, but, you know what? It's been done. Several hundred times before and about a dozen or so pertaining to Gordon's situation today. As Rany Jazayerli hasn't yet weighed in on the matter, I'll leave the official depantsing to Joe Posnanski.
If you put Getz at second, you have to move Alberto Callaspo to third, that way you can keep Scott Podsednik in left, and Rick Ankiel in center when he gets healthy, and Jose Guillen at DH … see, the Royals have no choice! This isn't just rearranging furniture on the Titanic. It's rearranging furniture on the Titanic to make room for the wagon wheel coffee table.
Of course, they are giving up on Gordon. When you send him to the minor leagues after only 12 games, it doesn't matter what you say. You are giving up. Yes, Gordon might hit his way back up and force the Royals hand.
Probably not, though. It's more likely that Gordon is discouraged. It's more likely that as Getz proves he can't hit, and Yuni's on-base percentage plummets, and the Royals continue to believe it just isn't worth the pain to put Callaspo back at second base, they will at some point bring Gordon back, but without expectation and without a position, and it won't work, and this will be proof to those who need proof that Gordon is a bust. Then Gordon will end up with another team, and if he's still young enough and that team gives Gordon a real chance and appreciates his strengths, then I suspect he will blossom. And everyone will talk about that old "change of scenery" thing. And the Royals will once again wonder why good things always seem to happen to other teams.
I'd even call Joe optimistic here. At some point, the Royals will have fully ruined Alex Gordon, and that point draws nearer with each catastrophe of a roster move. A team in the Royals' position needs to be developing the players that have a chance to contribute to a winning team down the line, eschewing just about every win-now consideration in the mean time. Keeping Chris Getz in the everyday roster is a poor justification for not having Alex Gordon in the lineup at the major league level.
Of course, this being the Royals, a bad decision couldn't possibly have ill effects on just one player. Replacing Gordon on the major league roster is Mike Aviles, who, you might recall, was sent to the minors so he could play every day while recovering from Tommy John surgery. Now, instead of building up his arm strength and getting back into the rhythm of the game, Aviles will man the bench as Getz and Callaspo get the lion's share of playing time.
As I write this, I am seeing several reports that the Royals will try Gordon in left field and at first base in Omaha. Rob Neyer astutely tweets that this is "[m]ore evidence they've given up on him." Congratulations, Alex: you are now officially a Kansas City Royal. If the position change sticks, Gordon will be a LF/1B who hits like a third baseman. He'll fit right in with David DeJesus, a right fielder who hits like a center fielder, and Jason Kendall, a catcher who hits like a pitcher. Jose Guillen (DH/RF) and Yuni Betancourt (SS/P) are on temporary leave, but they'll rejoin the club soon, too.
The hard part about being a Royals fan isn't that days like this happen. It's that they happen all the freaking time. If the Royals aren't conjuring up new ways to mess with Alex Gordon, they're trading away a guy who could probably step into the bullpen now. If they're not trading away Carlos Rosa, they're sacrificing their second-best pitcher at the altar of the almighty Save. If they're not burying Soria, they're doing everything in their power to ensure the club's best player since George Brett--if not ever--is a virtual lock to bolt as soon as possible. It's getting harder and harder to stay on board with an organization that, simply put, does not understand how to value baseball players. And, at this point, I wouldn't blame a soul for checking out until the Dayton Moore era comes to a conclusion.
Josh is a lawyer in the Kansas City office of Bryan Cave LLP. He created the website DodgerDivorce.com.


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Traveling alone can be really boring :( Join our adventure and travel group! This group allows members to create and manage their own events and adventures.But there would be definate rules set for it about which ill be posting later. We are like minded adventure and thrill seeking desis who like road trips,camping,backpacking,skydiving,hiking,rock climbing,bungee jumping,surfing,sailing,skiing,snowboarding ,rafting,kayaking etc. While this group is mostly about adventure,thrill and outdoors we …
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First Saturday Night Arts Alive! is presented by Eureka Main Street, with opening receptions for artists, exhibits and performances Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. in downtown and Old Town Eureka. For more information or to have an exhibit/performance included, call 442-9054. A partial list of venues follows:
UNITY OF THE REDWOODS, 1619 California St. Ruth Farmer; Jaci Fortum, cat pictures; Linda Hawkes, paintings; Thom Alwell, self portraits
EUREKA INN, 518 Seventh St. Peggy Jenkinson, "Silent Poetry," multimedia and verre eglomisé paintings
HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art, 636 F St. World music duo Seabury Gould and Eddie Guthman; "Christine Hodgins: Subliminal Realms"; 26th annual "Images of Water"; "Mary Ann Nardo: Orchid Dreams, Wild Places"; Children's artwork created in 2011-2012 sessions of the MGMA Museum Art School; "Claire Iris Schencke: The Colored Wings Float Like Brocade"
THE TREASURE TROVE, 609 E St. Cynthia Samsel, "Now and Then," 35 years of original works; St. John Unplugged, performing
REDWOOD ART ASSOCIATION, 603 F St. 54th "Members' Summer Exhibition"
F STREET FOTO GALLERY at Swanlund's Camera, 527 F St. Ellen Land-Weber and Lorraine Miller-Wolf, "Face to Face: Portraits from Two Continents," recent photography featuring people on continents of Central Asia and Central America
THE LOCAL, 517 F St. E.R. Hedstrom, "Monsters and Other Eccentric Creatures," pen and ink; Chief, singer and songwriter, performing
SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE/BIKRAM YOGA, 516 Fifth St. Jesse G. Cala, wood and bronze sculpture
LIVING ROOM GALLERY at MikkiMoves Real Estate, 805 Seventh St. Lorna and Stephen Brown, Gigi Floyd, Joy Dellas, Daniel Frachon, Rob Hampson, Dorje Kirsten, Joyce Jonté, Mimi LaPlant, Annette Makiano, Maureen McGarry, Eve Miller, Lorraine Miller-Wolf, Linda Parkinson, Laurie "Arupa" Richardson, Patricia Sennott, Anita Tavernier, Peter Williams and Kathleen Zeppegno; the John David Young Trio, performing
SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering, 401 Fifth St. Joyce and Bruce Willis, acrylic and watercolor paintings
WELLS FARGO ADVISORS, 318 Fifth St. The Artists III: Patty Holbrook, Carol Lauer and Jean Hawkins, watercolors
AMIGAS BURRITOS, 317 Fifth St. Kari Shoberg, Lost in the Redwoods Photography, portraits and weddings
BAR FLY PUB AND GRUB, 91 Commercial St. Kathleen Bryson and Colleen Hole, mixed media; St. John, of St. John and the Sinners, performing
INK ANNEX, INK PEOPLE GALLERY, 47 W. Third St. "Tarot as Muse," painted by 23 local artists
95.5 THE BAY, 428 C St. Re Gouldberg, acrylic paintings
HALL GALLERY, 208 C St. Mimi LaPlant, Tom Klapproth, Augustus Clark, Steve Porter, Kathy O'Leary, Stock Schlueter, Rachel Schlueter, Terry Oats, Jim McVicker, Elizabeth Berrien, Matthew Oliveri, Phylis Barba, Linda Mitchell, John King, Regina Case, Eric Furman and Lien Truong
THE WORKS, 210 C St. Phillip King, artwork
LIVELLA STUDIO, 120 Second St. Mod Brothers, performing
MANTOVA'S TWO STREET MUSIC, 124 Second St. Doug Fir + 2x4s, performing
THE BLACK FAUN GALLERY, 120 Second St. Amanda Sage, Android Jones, Luke Brown, oil paintings, mixed media, prints
STEVE AND DAVE'S, First and C streets. Marni Schneider, photography; Dr. Squid, performing
REDWOOD CURTAIN, 220 First St. Gary Bloomfield, nature photography; gala opening night for "Show People," Redwood Curtain's summer theater offering
ACCENT STYLING GALLERY, 219 Second St. Mary Martin Harper, monoprints; Redwood Dixie Gators, performing
GOOD RELATIONS, 223 Second St. Patricia McGeen, photography show, "Ooh La La!"
HUMBOLDT HERBALS, 300 Second St. Kathryn Stotler, assemblage/collage fiber art; Howard Emerson, live Celtic harp music
RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO., 339 Second St. Millie Quam, bead jewelry; Jeannine Brandenburg, redneck wine glasses; Louise Zuleger, pearl jewelry; Cara Rider, mosaics
HUMBOLDT GLASS BLOWERS 214 E St. Monica Haff, paintings; pinball tournament
CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM, Third and E streets. "Fishing in Humboldt County" with contributions from the Wiyot Tribe and artist Michael Guerriero; new catalog of the exhibit celebrating the Karuk Tribe, "Pi'êep Káru Payêem: Long Ago and Today," for sale
BELLA BASKETS, 311 E St. Dennis Rosser, watercolors and mixed media
STUDIO 424, 424 Third St. James Reid, photography; Mark McKenna, photography
SHIPWRECK, 430 Third St. Daniel Lazarus, assemblage art and sculpture
CAFÉ NOONER, 409 Opera Alley. Madeline Richards, photography; The Living Rooms, performing
HUMBOLDT BAYKEEPER, 211 E St. Jan Hollander, North Coast landscape oil paintings; Kenny Ray and the Mighty Rovers, performing
RAMONE'S, 209 E St. Paula Anderson, watercolors; Mister Moonbeam, performing
TRUCHAS GALLERY/ LOS BAGELS, 403 Second St. Karen Chase Frazee, paintings; Mary Louise Anderson, watercolor, colored pencils, oils and ceramic sculpture; Julia Bednar, watercolor, oils and acrylics
BELLE STARR, 405 Second St. David Price, environmental sustainability consultant and photographer
HEALTHSPORT, 411 First St. Vikki Ziskin and Tracy Duke
BAYFRONT RESTAURANT, F Street Plaza. Richard Duning, paintings
STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS, 123 F St. Leslie Anderson, photography
EUREKA FABRICS, 414 Second St. Custom costumes from North Coast Dance: Wicked Queen, Sleeping Beauty, fairies and unicorns
THE LITTLE SHOP OF HERS, 416 Second St. "The Artful Alias: The Art of Lauren Miller"
YARN, 418 Second St. Julie MacNiel, mixed media paintings
SHORELINES GALLERY, 434 Second St. Amber Jones, "Copper Turtles"
MANY HANDS GALLERY, 438 Second St. Lunel Haysmer, assemblage art; Phil Haysmer, redwood art
TALISMAN BEADS, 214 F St. Merry Coor and NaomiRose, handmade glass beads, live bead making in the window
ALIROSE 229 F St. Justine Levy, jewelry artist
THE WINE SPOT, 234 F St. Kristi and Roger Clark, oils and still lifes
THE RITZ, Third and F streets. Jennifer Mackey and Andrei Hedstrom, artwork; Easton Stuard and Sam Maez, piano and trumpet, performing at 7 p.m.
OLD TOWN JEWELERS, 311 F St. Matt Niesen, "Travel, Fun and Flowers: A Photo Show"
COCO & CUVEE, 531 Third St. Sue Morse "Cool Critters," low-fire ceramic sculptures with an animal theme
DANNILYNN'S SHOE BOUTIQUE, 527 Third St. Athina Lavaridis and Arcata High School art students; live window dancing
DISCOVERY MUSEUM, F and Third streets. "Kids Alive" program 5:30-8 p.m.; call for reservations, 443-9694
AMERICAN INDIAN ART GALLERY, 241 F St. Kit and Anne McCovey, beaded jewelry
OLD TOWN ART GALLERY, 233 F St. Jan Hollander, paintings
HUMBOLDT BAY COFFEE CO. VISITOR CENTER, 526 Opera Alley. Jan Bramlett and Craig Carroll, performing; roasting facility tours
BON BONIERE, 215 F St. Mariana Krattiger, "Dragon Family" paintings and watercolor studies; Genevieve Daily and Kelly Jack, two of Krattiger's students
OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING, Second and F streets. John Palmer, local landscape oil paintings
HOLLYGOLIGHTLY, 514 Second St. Floral paintings
TESORI, 525 Second St. Glenda Noel, tie dye and ceramic pottery
LUCIDITY, 531 Second St. Sasha Lyth, paintings
BUHNE ART STUDIOS, 207 G St. (Second Floor). Studio 106, Yuma Lynch, mixed media and landscape paintings; Studio 109, Fran Kuta; Studio 206, Rob Hampson; Studio 333, Busch Gallery, Robert Busch III, landscapes and oil paintings
DELIGHTFUL EYE PHOTOGRAPHY, 622 Second St. Scott and Jennifer Wilson, landscape, portraits and wedding photography
SMUG'S PIZZA, 626 Second St. Brandon Garland, pen and ink
ORIGINS DESIGN LAB, 621 Third St. Deanna Arias, landscape paintings of southern Humboldt; arts demos: needle and wet felting, screen printing, fabric stenciling
STUDIO S, 717 Third St. Paintings of water by multiple artists
ADORNI CENTER, 1011 Waterfront Drive. Marilyn Barnes, oil paintings; Lorna Brown, acrylic paintingst


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Box Office Information
The Box Office is open one hour prior to all Studio Theatre Productions when tickets will be available for other upcoming productions - cash or cheque payments only.
The Box Office telephone is (613) 267-SHOW (7469) This line will be answered during box office hours. Otherwise, kindly leave a message and you will be contacted within 24 hours or send an email to email@example.com and we will respond on a timely basis.
For purchase outside of Box Office hours or for credit card purchases, please see below for details on our ticket vendors.
Please note all evening performances start at 8:00pm and matinees at 2:00pm unless otherwise noted.
Studio Theatre Productions
Ticket Prices:
Individual Pre-sales at the Box Office and The Book Nook (cash only): $20
Individual Pre-sales at Tickets Please, including convenience fee: $22 (telephone, online, credit card)
Purchase ticket on night of play at theatre: $22
When a necessary companion accompanies a full-value ticket holder, a special $5 ticket can be bought at the theatre door
Children and students: $10 at the door. Note that students over 18 years need proper ID
Members of the Canadian Armed Forces: $15 with official ID
Group rates ordered at least 7 days prior, at the Theatre Box Office: $17.00 (groups of 10 or more)
Special ticket pricing for specific plays:
There may be discounted ticket pricing for "Opening Nights" or other great specials during the season and when this is available, it will be indicated in the full details of the specific play concerned.
Gift Certificates
Give the gift of entertainment! Did you know that we have Gift Certificates available for tickets to our regular season plays? They're the perfect gift for everyone on your list!
Certificates are available for any number of tickets at a cost of $20 per ticket. They can be redeemed for any performance in our regular live theatre season at the box office before the performance – no need to reserve in advance, and unused amounts can be carried over for other plays.
Certificates can be purchased through our regular ticket outlets: Tickets Please, 39 Foster Street, (613) 485-6434 (credit cards accepted-convenience fee applies); The Book Nook, 56 Gore Street East (cash only); The Studio Theatre Box Office, (open one hour before each STP performance) or call 613-267-7469 or email to: email@example.com
Ticket Outlets
Tickets Please:
39 Foster Street, (in Jo's Clothes)
Perth, K7H1R8
Tel: 613 485 6434 - www.ticketsplease.ca
Monday – Saturday: 10:00am to 5:00pm
All major credit cards accepted
(convenience fee applies to all sales)
Book Nook:
60 Gore St E. Perth ON K7H1H7
Tel: 613-267-2350 - email@example.com
March - December open daily.
January & February
Monday -Thursday & Saturday: 10:00am – 5:00pm Fridays: 10:00am – 6:30pm (December until 8:00pm)
Sunday & Holidays: 12:00pm- 4:00pm
Debit card and cash payments only accepted
Other ticket Outlets
67 Foster Street, Perth, ON
Tel: 613-267-6817 or (800) 518-2729
Tickets for concerts or other theatre rentals are available at the Promoters' choice of ticket sellers. Please see performance details and ticket outlet information for concerts and events on the Promoters' posters and under "What's On".
Refund Policies
No person shall be admitted to a performance without a ticket. The date indicated on the stub is the only date that the ticket will be honoured.
STP play tickets are non-refundable. Tickets may be exchanged for another performance of the same play only, up until one day prior to the date on the front of the ticket. (subject to availability)
Latecomers: The theatre doors are closed once the performance starts. Late arrivals will be seated at an appropriate time in a seat that does not disturb other patrons. At intermission you may choose to move to a different seat.
Food and drink are permitted in the theatre. We do ask you to open any pop cans or other noisy treats prior to the performance and dispose of your trash in the appropriate garbage and recycling boxes in the snack bar lobby when leaving the theatre.
Pagers and cell phones must be turned off or placed in vibration mode during the performance. Please remain quiet throughout the performance so as not to disturb other patrons or distract the performers.
No sound recording, photography, or videotaping of the performance is permitted.
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