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African Islamist groups link up, intensifying threat to Christians
Three of Africa's most violent Islamist groups, which have perpetrated deadly attacks on Christians and other targets, are linking up, signalling a mounting security threat on the continent.
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This was the assessment of General Carter F. Ham, commander of the US military's Africa Command, speaking at an African Center for Strategic Studies seminar on 25 June.
He said that there are indications that Boko Haram, al-Shabaab and al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) are pooling money and explosives and training fighters together.
General Ham said:
Each of those three organizations is by itself a dangerous and worrisome threat. What really concerns me is the indications that the three organisations are seeking to coordinate and synchronize their efforts.
Boko Haram has been fighting to establish an Islamic state in Northern Nigeria since 2009, killing over 1,000 people in attacks that have specifically targeted the security forces and Christians. The group has stepped up its campaign against Christians in particular this year, issuing increasingly sinister threats and bombing churches on an almost weekly basis.
Following systematic suicide bombings at three churches in Kaduna state on 17 June, Boko Haram released a statement that said:
From now on, they [Christians] either follow the right religion or there will be no peace for them.
The US State Department last month designated as terrorists three senior Boko Haram figures, drawing criticism for failing to designate the whole group as a terrorist entity.
Al-Shabaab controls most of southern Somalia, where they impose an extremely strict version of sharia. Their ultimate goal is to turn the entire country into an Islamic state. Al-Shabaab militants have killed numerous converts from Islam to Christianity in Somalia, vowing a few years ago that they would kill all Christians in the capital, Mogadishu.
The group is also suspected of being behind a number of recent attacks on churches and Christian gatherings in neighbouring Kenya.
AQIM is an al-Qaeda affiliated criminal outfit based in North Africa. It has been behind numerous bomb attacks on official buildings in Algeria, kidnaps westerners for ransom and aids the African drugs trade.
The position of Islamists in the region has been strengthened not only by the growing cooperation between the groups, but also by a rebel takeover in northern Mali and a breakdown of security in Libya.
Al-Qaeda linked Islamist groups, including Ansar Dine, seized control of northern Mali along with separatist rebels in April, driving Christians out. The Islamists and separatists clashed over the imposition of sharia, the latter wanting a secular regime. On 28 June, the Islamists declared that they had secured full control of the territory from the separatists. They are enforcing a very harsh version of sharia and have drawn international condemnation for destroying historical mausoleums in Timbuktu that they regard as idolatrous.
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The breakdown of security in Libya as a result of the Arab Spring has increased the availability and movement of militants and weapons in the region; Colonel Gaddafi had kept extremists on a tight leash.
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Superior follows up 5-4 overtime win over New Richmond with 6-2 win at MenomonieBy: Ken Olson, Superior Telegram
The Superior High School boys hockey team snapped a three-game losing skid at Menomonie's Dunn County Arena Tuesday night with a 6-2 victory over the Menomonie Mustangs.
The win improves the Spartans to 6-1, which includes a perfect 4-0 record against sectional opponents.
After opening the season with five wins, Menomonie falls to 5-2 with the loss.
Four of Superior's goals were on the power play, including two by Aaron Wakefield-Zubiate and one each by Aaron Miller and Trent Olson. The other two goals were scored by Dane Sislo and Tyler Nystrom. Sophomore defenseman Jesse Polson also did his part with three assists.
The goals by Olson and Sislo were their first of the season. Sislo also picked up his first assist on Olson's goal.
Menomonie took an early 1-0 lead in the first period but the Spartans answered with power-play goals from Miller and Wakefield-Zubiate for a 2-1 lead after the first period.
Jesse Polson assisted on Miller's team-leading 10th goal of the season.
The Mustangs tied the game up 2-2 early in the second period but the Spartans took a 3-2 lead on Sislo's goal with nine seconds remaining.
The Spartans put the game away with third-period goals from Wakefield-Zubiate, Olson and Nystrom.
Miller assisted on the goals by Wakefield-Zubiate and Nystrom and Polson completed his playmaker with an assist on Olson's goal.
Zach Reiswig picked up the win in goal for Superior, finishing with 19 saves. Superior put 28 shots on the Menomonie goal.
Superior plays at Wisconsin Rapids at 4 p.m. Saturday.
Superior 2-1-3—6
Menomonie 1-1-x—2
First Period: 1. Men. 2. SHS, Aaron Miller 10 (Jesse Polson 3) (pp). 3. SHS, Aaron Wakefield-Zubiate 5 (pp).
Second Period: 4. Men. 5. SHS, Dane Sislo 1 (Trent Olson 4).
Third Period: 6, SHS, Wakefield-Zubiate 6 (Miller 11, Polson 4) (pp). 7. SHS, Olson 1 (Polson 5, Sislo 1) (pp). 8. SHS, Tyler Nystrom 8 (Miller 12, Wakefield-Zubiate 10).
Saves: Zach Reiswig, SHS 9-8-2—19. Men, 10-9-9—28.
Spartans win in OT
Wakefield-Zubiate's goal 2:48 into overtime gave the Spartans a 5-4 win over the New Richmond Tigers Saturday afternoon at Wessman Arena.
Nystrom set up the game-winning goal when he centered the puck through the crease where Wakefield-Zubiate fought off a New Richmond defender and slid the puck behind Tiger goaltender Aaron Chwialkowski.
"Nystrom threw it out front and I saw it all the way," Wakefield-Zubiate said. "The guy kind of had me hooked, so I just spun around and was standing right there for a tap-in goal."
Superior came from behind twice in the game, first when Nystrom's goal tied it up at 2-2 at 9:10 of the second period, and then when Polson tied it up at 4-4 with his first varsity goal with 5:21 remaining in the third period.
"The boys did a nice job of fighting back from being down twice," SHS coach Jason Kalin said. "We started a bit slow but I thought the boys played great in the second and third periods."
Paxton Paine picked up the win in goal for Superior with 20 saves, including three in the opening minute of overtime.
"They had two really good scoring chances in OT, but Paxton came up big in the tight moments," Kalin said.
Chwialkowski had 23 saves for New Richmond.
Miller gave Superior a 1-0 lead 1:12 into the game when he skated in from the left boards and slipped the puck between Chwialkowski's pads.
The Tigers tied it up at 7:34 when Jeremy Leavens put home his own rebound with an assist from Michael Bodsberg.
Each team scored twice in the second period.
Tanner Wisemiller scored a pair of unassisted power-play goals in the second period for the Tigers. His first goal came at 1:34 and his second was with three seconds on the clock.
In between, Nystrom put home his own rebound at 9:10 and Aaron Miller scored 11 seconds into a power play at 16:30 to give Superior a 3-2 lead, which didn't last long with Wisemiller's goal 27 seconds later.
"It's tough when you give up one that late; it doesn't give you a chance to get the momentum back," Kalin said. "But our captains came in and let the guys know that was a position we shouldn't have been in and we came out hot in the third period."
Superior played well in the third period, but Bodsberg gave New Richmond a 4-3 lead at 6:44 when he came out from behind the goal and slipped a back-hander past Paine.
Polson's tying goal came while the Spartans were skating short-handed and after excellent scoring chances by Wakefield-Zubiate, who was stopped by Chwialkowski's diving save.
Wakefield-Zubiate was able to pick up the loose puck but then hit the right post on a wrap-around attempt. The puck eventually made its way out to Polson, who scored from between the circles.
"The goalie tried clearing the puck but I was able to glove it and he somehow made a stick save on it," Wakefield-Zubiate said. "Then I screwed up on the wrap-around attempt, so I wasn't feeling too happy about it. But Polson was still able to get it into the net."
"It feels good, glad to get it out of the way," Polson said. "We were pounding it down low and it squirted out to me and I shot in up top."
SPARTAN SPIN: The Spartans don't play another home game until hosting Cloquet on Jan. 29. … Reiswig was the winning goaltender in last week's win at River Falls. … Grant Hanson sat out Saturday's game with an injury.
New Richmond 1-2-1-0—4
Superior 1-2-1-1—5
First Period: 1. SHS, Aaron Miller 8 (Aaron Wakefield-Zubiate 7), 1:12. 2 NR, Jeremy Leavens (Michael Bodsberg), 7:34.
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Third Period: 7. NR, Bodsberg (Kole Hallmark), 6:44. 8. SHS, Jesse Polson 1 (Wakefield-Zubiate 9, Daniel Burger 1), 11:39 (sh).
OT: 9. SHS, Wakefield-Zubiate 4 (Nystrom 7), 2:48.
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Local fisherman Ted Schanafelt has seen it happen all too often. He says, "It gets in their propeller and works right in the seal. Then their water pump goes out and then their motor blows up." However, boats aren't the only victims. Each year, hundreds of animals are entangled in discarded fishing line. A new program at Rend Lake is trying to help bring those numbers down. Park ranger Molly Rawlinson helped place 15 fishing line receptacles around Rend Lake boat docks to cut down on fishing line litter. "It helps keep the line out the lake. It provides safety for boaters and swimmers and the wild life," says Rawlinson. "We're so happy to have this program at Rend Lake. Hopefully these bins get utilized." Neil Vincent started a similar program at the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge five years ago. The receptacles have brought in an average of five pounds a year since the program began. Vincent says, "So we've got about 25 to 30 pounds that we've collected. We have volunteers that come and collect these every Tuesday throughout the boat ramps, and it's been a pretty good success." The refuge still rescues a handful of animals each year from fishing line, but Vincent hopes to see these numbers drop as more fishermen become aware of the receptacles. Rend Lake and Crab Orchard Refuge send their collected fishing line to the Berkley Conservation Institute to be recycled into fish habitats. Since 1990, the institute has recycled more than 9 million miles worth of fishing line. |
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Ellen Earth: A Passing what's hotMark your calendar! Discover Seattle Free community resource event for Seattle's new residents. It features information, demonstrations and workshops on how to access the broad array of city services, programs and resources available to our growing multi-cultural community. For more information, contact Beau Fong, (206) 233-7022. city signs
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Bright displays about Ethiopian foods, history and leaders lined the walls of Yesler Community Center on May 27 for the Techno Mobile Multimedia Project graduation ceremony. The students and families of the Ethiopian Community Mutual Association had a lot to celebrate. In addition to the display boards, students have also finished videos and powerpoint presentations about their history, culture and community issues.
The Ethio Techno Mobile Multimedia Project for youth was funded by the City of Seattle Bill Wright Technology Matching Fund in 2005. The program has been successful in providing technology and civic-engagement training for Ethiopian youth. Students were also taught at a facility at North Seattle Community College and the Rainier Vista Technology Learning Center. Assaye Abunie coordinated the program. Jillian Rood of the Seattle Community Access Network (SCAN) has provided assistance with the video projects.
This program is seen by the community as a critical one for teaching youth leadership, cultural identity and language preservation. Members of the Ethiopian Community are working towards establishing their own community center building and spoke of their vision of including technology and youth programs in an Ethiopian Community Center.
Free cable broadband Internet service is available for organizations providing technology training to community members. The free service is offered in the Comcast service delivery area and within the Seattle city limits, based on the City�s cable franchise agreement. For more information and to download a short form to make application, go to our tech web. If you have questions, email Derrick Hall or call (206) 233-5061.
The Municipal Court has installed a wireless access point in the Jury Assembly Room. This access will allow jurors who bring their laptops to access the Internet.
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Ellen Earth, 54, community activist and respected leader in the community technology field in the Seattle area, died May 14 at Harborview of complications of brain cancer.
As a single parent, Ellen got her first computer through the Powerful Schools and Seattle Community Network's (SCN) Computer Giveaway program. She got involved with the community technology movement and became an outstanding volunteer with the Giveaway project and SCN. As she built her own skills, she became a teacher of others, which lead to positions as computer learning lab coordinator at Rainier Beach and later, at South Park Community Centers. While there, she promoted collaboration among centers that evolved into the RecTech coalition. Ellen was also a founding board member of the Puget Sound Alliance for Community Technology (PSACT). Sandra Mears of PSACT captured Ellen's commitment and determination in describing her as "a feisty lightening rod not only for community technology, but for social justice."
Ellen's work in the community center labs afforded her an opportunity to focus on workforce training with South Seattle Community College, first at New Holly and then on the campus where she found a new home in 2005 as Career and Employment Specialist in the WorkSource Center on March 22, 2005.
Prior to her development as a passionate and effective technology instructor, Ellen had been an institutional chef and instructor at Renton Technical College for five years, and a founding instructor in the FARESTART Program, where she created the original FARESTART curriculum.
Ellen will be sorely missed. She began as a learner, became an enthusiastic helper, grew skills as a technician and instructor, and developed into a community technology professional in order to help others. She sat on many boards, including SCN, the faculty senate at SSCC, PSACT and others, and her work had a massive impact on the success of community technology in Seattle.
A scholarship honoring Ellen is being established, in coordination with Ti Locke of the Computer Giveaway, at SSCC, to be awarded to women like her who seek to change careers in mid-life. For more information, or to contribute, contact Betsy Hale at SSCC.
Ellen is survived by her partner, Pat Lee, two sons, Kieran and Devin Melroe; her father, Edward Roach; two brothers, Michael J. Roach of Hopkins, Minnesota, and Stephen V. Roach of Deephaven, Minnesota; and three sisters, Mary Severance of Reston, Virginia, Kea Roach of Hawaii, and Susan Roach of Freehold, New Jersey. A memorial service will be held June 6, 4:30 p.m., at South Seattle Community College, Arboretum Rose Garden, near the north parking lot. Driving directions to South Seattle Community College.
The RecTech Coalition has begun the recruitment season for the TechNet JustServe AmeriCorps Team for 2006-2007. Rectech is looking for seven talented individuals to serve their community by implementing the TechNet Program, a program for middle and high school students that uses project-based activities in technology labs to teach innovative violence prevention curriculums. The TechNet Program is located throughout the City at Community Technology Centers located within the Delridge, Garfield, Miller, Rainier, Rainier Beach, South Park and Southwest Community Centers.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with a final deadline of July 14. For more information on the positions and how to apply, contact Christina Arcidy at (206) 233-7017 or email her, or visit the Rectech website.
Are you a nonprofit organization seeking funding for a project? Does your group want to form as a nonprofit organization? Are you a new board member to a nonprofit organization? Would you know where to access such information? Why, your public library, of course.
The Downtown Library, 1000 4th Avenue, offers the Fundraising Resource Center, a cooperating collection of the Foundation Center. This reference collection is located on Level 6 in the Business, Government, and Language Studies Department.
Here you will find a core reference collection of Foundation Center publications to assist you in your search for local and national grants, IRS information on private foundation, corporate philanthropy, and information on nonprofit boards and management. A highlight of this collection is the Foundation Directory Online.
Foundation Directory Online is a database that covers about 80,000 grantmakers and about a half million grants. It includes portfolios of foundations, news, publications, and color charts showing grant distribution patterns. There are links to foundation web sites, flexible search options, and daily search tips. Information is updated weekly so you will have access to current information. Previously available only on one cdrom machine, the Foundation Directory online can now be accessed on any public terminal at the Central Library.
The Fundraising Resource Center is available when the Downtown Library is open. Hours are: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday; 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p. m., Friday and Saturday; and noon to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. For more information, call 206.386.4636 or Ask a Question via spl.org.
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Seattle Channel presents Sister Schools. Terry McGill made his first trip to Uganda in 1988. Although he traveled there for a soccer match, he noticed the incredible hardships that Ugandans were facing after 20 years of civil war and a devastating AIDS epidemic. He returned to Seattle and embarked on a creating a program that paired Seattle school children with Ugandan youth, a program that has since sent over 200,000 pounds of gifted supplies to kids in need. Through his work, Terry teaches the importance of giving and charity, and fosters international understanding in children locally and abroad.
There is new malware program making the rounds, disguised as a Microsoft Word document. A Trojan (hidden program) is delivered as a Word document attached to e-mail, and appears to have been sent by a trusted source. Once the attachment is run it installs software that examines the victim's disks for data of value, and sends it back to a command-and-control site on the Internet. This is a new vulnerability, for which Microsoft does not yet have a fix. Currently it is being used to specifically target certain businesses, for the likely theft of intellectual property. Analysis suggests that this is an effort by Chinese attackers to gain access to American business (and possibly military) secrets.
While this malware is currently targeted at specific victim companies, it is likely that it will soon be modified by organized crime, and the variant(s) used to install keystroke loggers, search for financial data or passwords, etc. Further, it will probably take on the self-propagating characteristics of a worm, and attempt to distribute itself further by re-mailing itself to everyone in an address book. This problem is not yet widespread, however it is likely that we experience ill effects as variants emerge.
What you can do.
Ensure that your anti-virus scanning is up to date and configured to identify and quarantine any inbound attachments that are infected with this malware. Even with a virus program, be aware when you receive a Word document that you did not expect, or for which the accompanying subject and message do not seem to make sense. Be extra vigilant when using public computing equipment to access personal email. Lastly, if your system acts strangely (crash, reboot) after clicking on a Word attachment, report the behavior immediately to your technical support person or seek assistance. And always remember to do your back-up file saving before a problem like this hits.
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City of Seattle Youth Arts Program
Deadline: 5:00 p.m., July 31
Provides funds for out-of-school arts training for middle school and high school youth in Seattle.
City of Seattle Neighborhoods Small and Simple Fund
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Funds a broad array of neighborhood-initiated improvement, organizing or planning projects.
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Provides funds for non-profit community agencies to provide state-of-the-art computer labs, designed to give children aged five to 15 a meaningful, yet fun, learning experience during the critical after-school hours, in a safe environment.
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When shopping for a new PC, what you would need to really think about is its intended use. What hardware do you need? Special printers; software, such as Auto CAD, or music or video editing which require a lot of memory, are all considerations. Most users buy the best PC on the market and only use a fraction of the features; or they find out what they really need is not a feature of the computer. Knowing how you will use the PC will help with deciding what to buy.
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A complete computer system with a good monitor and basic software can be purchased for under $600. This may take a little shopping around, but it's worth the time.
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Location: Port Noarlunga, Aldinga
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A social group ride for riders new to the concept and fearing that they are 'too slow' for other group rides.
Meet 8:15am for an 8:30am ride.
Averaging around 20kph to 25kph depending on the group, can be slower if required.
This is not a training ride and a Tail End Charlie will be appointed so that no one will be left behind.
There will be regular stops to regroup to ensure no one gets lost or left behind
We will also have the opportunity of having a chat and buy a well earned (and almost mandatory) coffee and cake at the end.
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Was good to catch up with some of your guys at Becks for the obligatory coffee break.
It was indeed a good ride and I am happy to find new riders joining us in spite of the undesirable weather! The rides must be hitting a sweat spot! Good work guys!
Thanks for the ride folks, good to blow out the cobwebs out in the outdoors after 2 weeks
Sorry, I have missed something, I was talking about commercial road/Old Coach road to Aldinga! Now I am confused!
OK, I must be imagining it ;-) No problems....
Steve thought it would be better than commercial road and this is the route I had wanted to do unless Phil can't move it will be him..
See you all in the morning. This is an interesting route although Maslins beach turn off to Aldinga is a shitty piece of road! Have done this before and its not bad!
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Stephanye Goins of Frankfort, Valorie Casey and Earl Casey, both of Lawrenceburg, are proud to announce the marriage of their children, Sarah Elizabeth Goins and Derrick Thomas Casey of Lawrenceburg. The ceremony and reception were held at Cliffview Resort in Campton on Oct. 13, 2013, at 3 p.m. The ceremony was officiated by a dear friend, Pastor Jeremy Warren of Monterey Baptist Church. The wedding colors were purple and green, and the bride wore a Vera Wang gown.


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This morning we are heading over to the west side of the state to meet and hopefully adopt a playmate for Brodie. It's a puppy! We weren't expecting a puppy, since we adopt dogs through Midwest Boston Terrier Rescue and there are many more older dogs than puppies, but we're really excited about her. We also think that a puppy may be just the right kind of companion for Brodie. Fingers crossed!
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SIGG Swiss Cross Red Touch Classic Aluminium Drinking Water Bottle, 1L
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- One piece extruded aluminium leak-proof construction
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The SIGG Swiss Cross Classic aluminium drinking water bottle comes in red and is high quality, lightweight and durable. Its leak-proof interior coating is hygienic as it reduces odours, aftertaste and contamination of the contents. It is even resistant to energy drinks, fruit acids and carbonates. The stylish SIGG water bottle has an easy pour lid with an integrated seal and screw cap, designed so to be hung out of a rucksack while hiking, another great benefit.
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NORD Advocacy Alert - National Organization for Rare Disorders October 2008 Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) and Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) have introduced companion legislation allowing states to create an all-inclusive care program for Medicaid-eligible children with the most intensive health care needs. The Medically Fragile Children's Act (S. 3631/H.R. 7130) would ensure quality care with consistent coordination for children whose severe functional deficits require daily monitoring of their medical conditions. In the current Medicaid environment and in the healthcare system more broadly, care can be disjointed and duplicative, resulting in unnecessary hospitalization and diminished health outcomes, ultimately driving up healthcare costs. "Families caring for children with the most difficult and complicated medical conditions have more than enough to handle without the added strain of a fragmented healthcare system that doesn't meet their needs. This legislation will take important steps to ensure consistent and coordinated care for those children who need it most, improving their quality of life and reducing costs," Senator Clinton said. "Access to these programs will help restore respect and dignity to the health care of our most vulnerable youth," said Congresswoman Baldwin. "As I have seen in Wisconsin, with a comprehensive program of care, coordinated by a team of dedicated professionals, these children with special needs can achieve and maintain good health," Baldwin said. Based on the pioneering model of care developed by a partnership between Palmetto Health of South Carolina, the Medical University of South Carolina, and that state's Medicaid and Social Services programs, this bill will allow states to tailor programs to meet the needs of their most medically complex children. If enacted, this legislation would also support several innovative programs in New York and the successful medical partnership model pioneered by the Medical College of Wisconsin and the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, which established the medical benefits of care coordination and family support for medically fragile children. Jim Kaufman, Vice President for Public Policy for the National Association of Children's Hospitals (NACH), added his support by saying, "NACH has recognized the Medically Fragile Children's Program as an innovative partnership between the state of South Carolina and the Medical University of South Carolina Children's Hospital that provides coordinated, high quality and cost-effective health care to children with special health care needs. We commend the introduction of this legislation, which allows other states to implement similar programs incorporating family choice and access to program services up to age 25." A study of the South Carolina program by the National Association of Children's Hospitals found significant per child savings for Medicaid over a less-coordinated delivery system and a reduction in emergency room visits by 50 percent for children served by the program. In addition, 55 percent of program enrollees exceeded clinical expectations. In authoring this legislation, Senator Clinton and Congresswoman Baldwin were joined by Reps. Henry Brown (R-SC) and John Spratt (D-SC). © 2008 NORD, National Organization for Rare Disorders |


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Yesterday, the University of Maryland announced that they'll join the Big Ten Conference, and there was speculation that Rutgers would follow suit.
Today it's official.
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Rutgers is announcing that it will join the Big Ten at an afternoon news conference Tuesday on its campus in Piscataway, N.J.
Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany will be joined by Rutgers University President Robert Barchi and athletic director Tim Perenetti.
Rutgers will be leaving the Big East, where it has been competing since 1991. The move follows Maryland's announcement on Monday that it was departing the Atlantic Coast Conference to join the Big Ten in 2014. Rutgers will be the Big Ten's 14th member.
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He might be said to be characterized by his spontaneity, but that wouldn't do justice to the work and dedication he's put into his nearly lifelong passions: distance running, health and fitness, and a spirit of exploration that seems to permeate everything he does.
"We've been renting here for years," he said. "It's almost magical."
He is taking some time on the island to recover and enjoy the "friendly, laid back, go-as-you-please" atmosphere of the place with his wife, Lisa, and their children, Patrick and Matilda.
Gary is from Cranberry Island, Maine, where he can trace his family's roots back to 1670.
"They were some of the original settlers … Benjamin Bunker was the first settler … and that would have been my great-grandfather 12 times removed," he said. "When Maine was part of Massachusetts the governor deeded the island to (Bunker). I think why Boca Grande feels nice to me is Cranberry's smaller than this. It's only about two miles long."
He and his family found out about the island from friends Kim and Frank Newlin. He started coming to the area to visit them 15 years ago and fell in love with it. They look forward to a few weeks here in the spring every year.
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11:00am Monday 7th October 2013 in Rugby
Justin Burnell's prediction that Rotherham would be London Welsh's toughest test so far proved only too accurate, but a powerful final quarter was enough to see the Exiles go top of the table with a 32-27 win.
Putting their 100 per cent records on the line Welsh and the Titans delivered every bit and more, with the Exiles forced to dig deep to avoid slipping to a first defeat of the season.
But in the end Welsh's cooler, wiser heads prevailed, and a stubborn refusal to be beaten.
Their line was breached three times in the first 11 minutes, via Curtis Wilson, Juan Pablo Socino and Alistair Birch, and Welsh drew on their experience to live with the rampant hosts.
Lesser sides would have wilted in the face of such an onslaught, but on Saturday at Clifton Road it simply created the parameters for Welsh to exhibit their will to win.
Welsh wrestled back some control, with Gordon Ross landing a couple of crucial penalties to close the gap to 20-16 at half-time.
The fly half brought the Exiles to within a point after Colin Quigley was yellow-carded – the prop paying the price for the away side's dominance in the scrum – but it was the 14 men of Rotherham who struck next through Michael Keating's try.
Trailing 27-19, Welsh produced a commanding final quarter display, triggered by Tom May's interception score.
Alex Davies's long-range penalty edged Welsh ahead for the first time in the 65th minute, and the scrum half added a second to seal the win and ensure Welsh sit proudly at the top of the table going into the British & Irish Cup.
Against a Rotherham side setting the pace at the top after three rounds, Welsh were aware of the need to keep things tight early on.
Wilson bursting clear to touch down in the second minute was hardly in keeping with that, after James Broadley had collected Charles Mulchrone's up and under. Three minutes later the home side were in again, Socino benefiting from a loose London Welsh pass to race half the length of the field. The centre converted and the Titans led 12-0.
The Exiles' response was immediate, as the pack drove their way over after Ross had pushed a penalty into the corner. It was ex-Titan Carl Kirwan who claimed the try. Ross converted.
But that did little to put Rotherham off their stride and Welsh knew they were in for a tough afternoon when Broadley broke a tackle and fed Birch to go over in the corner and the home side led 17-7.
Ross clawed back three points, but Socino cancelled out that strike and the home side should have been in for try number four. Breaking down field, the ball passed smartly between several pairs of hands before Tom Cruse was hauled down just short. Ross landed two more penalties off the back of Welsh's forward power and for all of Rotherham's attacking enterprise the home side led by just four at the break.
Ross kicked the Exiles to within a single point within three minutes of the restart, a penalty accompanied by the sight of Quigley seeing yellow.
That should have been the opportunity for the away side to stamp their authority – instead it brought the best out of the Titans.
Welsh were stunned when Socino's break set up Keating to cross in the corner and the centre's conversion left the Exiles suddenly eight points adrift.
For 17 scoreless minutes the game hung in the balance before turning decisively in Welsh's favour, as Rotherham's ambition brought about their own downfall when the decision to take a quick tap penalty saw James Lewis intercept and he fed May to race clear.
Ross added the extras and with the momentum behind them the Exiles edged ahead two minutes later for the first time in the game when Davies bisected the posts from halfway. Davies then slotted his second penalty to give Welsh a five-point cushion.
London Welsh: Jewell, Stegmann, J Lewis, May, Scott, Ross, R Lewis (Davies 56), Trevett (Hepburn 52), Titterrell (Davis 73), Edwards (Tideswell 52), Corker, Browne, Lees (Denbee 57), Kirwan, Stedman (Pienaar 45).
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